And Asher is as eager for it to happen, too.
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Many voters, however, are eager for something less, well, dignified.
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If you eager for a sneak peek, then continue reading.
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And other states seem eager for data to guide them.
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But not everyone is eager for them to get together.
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Many people were eager for the legal reckoning to begin.
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Republicans, meanwhile, are eager for hearings on Medicare for all.
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"I was just so eager for this," she told me.
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Many said they were eager for a woman as president.
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Democrats are clearly eager for more information on this topic.
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Abe is often selfish, unimpressed and eager for the weekend.
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Despite the optics, European companies remain eager for Chinese investments.
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Dipoto is eager for the next phase of his plan.
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Eager for an explanation for her husband's demise, she agreed.
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Initially, it appeared no campaigns were eager for a recanvass.
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The Clinton presidential campaign was nonetheless eager for his donations.
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The Deadwood locals line up, eager for one last look.
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It's an exciting debut and will leave you eager for more.
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Delaware Democrats seemed eager for him to get into the race.
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In 2007, Vásquez was pregnant and eager for her baby's arrival.
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The bikers say they're eager for the chance to defend themselves.
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And let's be honest— who isn't eager for election night returns?
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The colorful landscape dazzled him, leaving him eager for fall's return.
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Egyptians are eager for economic revival after years of political upheaval.
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Residents of Colorado Springs also appear eager for Trump to visit.
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But the Warriors are still eager for their star to return.
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We're eager for some smart guesses about the British royal family.
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People started posting on social media, eager for the drink's return.
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Republicans are eager for Norquist's seal of approval on tax issues.
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Many husbands were eager for their wives to learn valuable skills.
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Given this, both former contenders were eager for a big win.
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"I'm eager for the grant to become better known," she said.
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Democrats are not eager for legislation that they deem too incremental.
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"I like this hill," he said, eager for his next flight.
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It was after 8:30, but he seemed eager for conversation.
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Shadd Cary, a woman eager for change, demanded action, not rhetoric.
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Undaunted, Mr. Trump appeared energized by the confrontation, eager for battle.
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You're thinking about travel or even school, eager for new experiences.
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Perhaps the participating schools were unusually bad and eager for revenue.
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In her response, Raimondo too said she was eager for hearings.
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Hamas is also not eager for another war, according to experts.
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Madrid, eager for unionist parties to score a clear victory on Dec.
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The selections have worried environmentalists but cheered an industry eager for expansion.
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One candidate eager for the debate to turn to the world stage?
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The itsy-bitsy spider that was eager for 15 seconds of fame.
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To be sure, Trian was eager for a win at P&G.
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When Trump and Xi met, both sides were eager for a deal.
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It doesn't waddle; in fact, it appears eager for a good sprint.
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Smaller consultants, however, remained eager for a shake-up of the sector.
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He's a damaged soul eager for anything other than failure and hardship.
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Sometimes, boosted T-cells can prove too eager for their owner's good.
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People are eager for families to be like they used to be.
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Labour unions are eager for pay increases after two years of freezes.
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" She "had limited success"; yet was "not frightened" and "eager for advice.
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At the moment, Trump seems more eager for a deal than Kim.
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Congress is seeking clarification from Sessions, with Democrats eager for an explanation.
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Leaders like Pelosi contort themselves to appear moderate and eager for compromise.
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Those eager for a biodiesel windfall can't wait for the next bill.
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All of this matters because there are other countries eager for influence.
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We were reckless and eager for an excuse to bust some heads.
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Regardless of the political machinations, some legislators were openly eager for raises.
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Still, he is not so eager for the bridge to be discovered.
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But Mr. Meadows was eager for a fight over the military funding.
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The government is eager for such successes, because they benefit public health.
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Some seemed guarded, but all were eager for a White House ear.
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Trump has appeared increasingly eager for an early U.S. exit from Syria.
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She was eager, for instance, to participate in a performance about feminism.
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Retailers and manufacturers are eager for Ms. Buerkle's promotion to commission chairwoman.
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They were eager for information but barely read the sometimes technical labels.
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She is eager for news from the special counsel — and from you.
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A glance over the shoulder—dead eyes now eager for fresh meat.
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Fans eager for the electricity of Springsteen's stadium shows should readjust their expectations.
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Cosima, of course, knows the truth, and everyone else is eager for answers.
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So instead, McDonald's is turning to a demographic eager for jobs: baby boomers.
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In Seoul, he sees a dovish liberal leader who&aposs eager for rapprochement.
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"Ready" lends that note of the powder keg: energy eager for deployment ASAP.
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Automakers are meeting these standards and Americans are eager for fuel efficient cars.
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If so, we're also eager for glimpses of the co-stars joining her.
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It's no secret that we're all eager for summer — and, really, who isn't?
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House Democrats aren't the only ones eager for more investigations, it turns out.
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Washington, these older think tanks became eager for funding, even at the cost
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She made clear on the campaign trail that she's eager for the fight.
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Is this the Saxons at the Battle of Hastings, eager for Norman gore?
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Trump was particularly eager for; and a tax break for private plane owners.
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Within a week, he had some 0003 friends, all eager for his goods.
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Both have been eager for relief from the strictures of these spending caps.
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Even so, advertisers are eager for more options besides Facebook and Alphabet's Google.
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He is eager for talks; the United States should deny him the privilege.
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Best friends Olive and Willow are eager for two weeks of summer camp.
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But the timing signaled that the White House was eager for a fight.
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Those decisions have further rattled investors eager for steady leadership out of Washington.
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The short sellers were just as eager for the stock price to fall.
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Mr. Pompeo said Mr. Trump was eager for information and asked many questions.
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MOST INDEPENDENT film-makers are eager for publicity before their movies hit cinemas.
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Wall Street is eager for Exxon to ramp up its sluggish oil output.
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Aides to other candidates say Iowa Democrats aren't eager for a contentious race.
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Republicans are eager for a win on taxes after failing to repeal ObamaCare.
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Journalists, liberal activists and other people eager for any information on Mr. Trump.
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The Pew survey shows Americans are eager for more power over our data.
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The " Black Mirror" finale left many fans eager for the show to return.
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They are tougher, less solicitous about our opinion or eager for our approval.
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Now, CK has released a mega treat for fans eager for more information.
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Packs of rats circled him, eager for his last breath, but he kept moving.
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Point Green organizers Moth Dust and Jesse Stein are also eager for creative collaboration.
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Life insurance companies were particularly eager for the bonds, CBA Treasurer Paolo Tonucci said.
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She has her own Facebook page now, and people are eager for regular updates.
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The country is eager for solutions on immigration but the two parties are not.
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Her album just came out last week and this made me eager for more.
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That would ensure resistance from both red and blue states eager for those projects.
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Record labels have their niggles about Spotifiy but are eager for it to succeed.
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Shopping mall developers, eager for the extra cachet, clamor for Starbucks to open stores.
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The researchers were eager for patients like J. to help them answer that question.
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The dying US coal industry is obviously eager for this technology to pan out.
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But MacLean was so eager for the opportunity, the month went over her head.
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Republicans, not eager for a major government spending initiative, have pushed public-private partnerships.
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It's enough to make one eager for the day when robots rule the roads.
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But Joanna says fans aren't the only ones eager for HGTV stars' next venture.
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However, they've been eager for this news ever since Montag had her first ultrasound.
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The Army and Marines are eager for more people to flesh out their formations.
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Still, Mr. McLaughlin seemed eager for the attention and activism the trial might bring.
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The pop suggests that investors are still eager for hot tech offerings after all.
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Street vendors, selling fresh fruits and vegetables, compete with one another, eager for customers.
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But with starters going fewer and fewer innings, teams are eager for dependable relievers.
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That heady combination explains why stars -- eager for such adulation -- flocked to the company.
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"This is a group of people that are eager for demonic possession," Karem said.
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Isakson's looming resignation, we're eager for some smart guesses about the Peach State, Georgia.
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Suddenly the park was part of the city, embraced by residents eager for activity.
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Even so, the arrangement was so successful that he was eager for a reprise.
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Many Nicaraguans, eager for a better future, embraced the idea, and many still do.
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Poland, eager for a deeper American alliance, is likely to keep Huawei at bay.
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In spite of that caution, Trump is signaling he's eager for a shake-up.
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Political advertisers and digital platforms alike are eager for the government to step in.
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Like so many immigrants, my family was eager for freedom and hungry for opportunity.
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It's fun to imagine finding a partner as eager for commitment as you are.
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But it does indicate both countries are eager for a slight and momentary reprieve.
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Automakers are eager for clues as to whether Trump will impose the new tariffs.
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Texas, which had joined the United States two years earlier, was eager for white pioneers.
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They're all eager for a hello and a hug, and they're all related to Dougy.
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That is difficult because there is demand from the tech community, eager for capable employees.
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"Kick was as aggressive, as ambitious, as eager for power [as her brother]," Leaming adds.
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And while many Democrats are eager for quick votes, some Republicans prefer none at all.
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Planned Parenthood officials recognize the serious threat but say they are eager for the fight.
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After that disappointment, the scientific community is eager for some good news about gravitational waves.
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Those who care for the elderly remain eager for tools to manage these behaviors, however.
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Inspired by the World Series, we're eager for some smart guesses about baseball, America's pastime.
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According to Page Six, Thorne was eager for a lot of publicity around the book.
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Many of the participants are unemployed or underemployed — lonely, dispossessed and eager for the money.
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Those eager for the songs by Marvin Hamlisch and Edward Kleban will be most pleased.
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Inspired by Tuesday's midterm results, we're eager for some smart guesses about elections and Congress.
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For that reason, these ads immediately succeeded in attracting customers eager for a good deal.
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Inspired by August in Washington, we're eager for some smart guesses about Congress's summer vacation.
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But perhaps she and her husband, Solomon, were a little too eager for a succession.
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Democrats are eager for a candidate to come along and sweep them off their feet.
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Inspired by Super Bowl 53, we're eager for some smart guesses related to football championships.
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My group for the ride was an international collection of cyclists eager for some adrenaline.
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They were making their way cautiously to vote, but they were eager for political revolution.
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Rico, Bailee and Trinity, eager for a diversion, clamored into the cargo bed behind them.
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The selections have worried environmentalists but cheered an oil and gas industry eager for expansion.
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She looked re-energized: calm between points, yet eager for the tussle once play began.
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Restitution must be paid to those who were duped by city governments eager for revenue.
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Eager for some justice of his own, Mr. Needleman met with the district attorney's office.
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Election leaders in Georgia and West Virginia, meanwhile, were less eager for help from Washington.
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Afterward, Johnson was both eager for quick results and hesitant about what they might say.
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Inspired by Benjamin Franklin's birthday, we're eager for some smart guesses about the Founding Fathers.
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With millions of dollars in damages projected, Puerto Ricans are understandably eager for federal aid.
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He seemed more eager for a mental respite before dealing with thoughts of his future.
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SXSW moviegoers can be more enthusiastic than many; they're eager for a great night out.
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Ted Cruz "disgusting," and he said plenty of Republicans like himself are eager for other options.
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Within the Sanders campaign, some advisers are eager for the senator to more aggressively exploit Mrs.
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I was so eager for the adventure, so I just took what they offered without question.
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Exit polls in both states painted a picture of conservative voters eager for outsiders in Washington.
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It was eager for Westinghouse to file for bankruptcy before the end of its financial year.
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Well-qualified students eager for a place at a selective school still have a decent shot.
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Some of that money has been lent to Turkish companies eager for cheap dollars and euros.
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Hugh Jackman is giving a little more hope to fans eager for a Greatest Showman sequel.
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The fandom was clearly eager for the spinoff; all it had to do was not suck.
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Inspired by the Hawkeye State, we're eager for some smart guesses about this week's Iowa caucuses.
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Ukraine is also a Western-looking nation eager for inclusion in NATO and the European Union.
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"I am eager for some official notification for exactly what the program is," she told me.
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Patrick Chappatte The prospect of a drawn-out Democratic fight is troubling those eager for Mrs.
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But four years later, the White House and Democrats appear to be eager for the fight.
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Thousands are expected to attend, eager for an update on the company's abilities in cloud technology.
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Inspired by NASA's InSight lander achievement this week, we're eager for some smart guesses about Mars.
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He, too, came from a Grand Slam nation that was eager for a men's tennis renaissance.
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Inspired by 91st Academy Awards this weekend, we're eager for some smart guesses about the movies.
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Young workers are so eager for it that some would even prefer it to health insurance.
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You'll have a smile on your face the whole time and leave eager for more. pic.twitter.
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However, Ethiopia has also accumulated large amounts of debt, and businesses are eager for foreign exchange.
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Clinton's campaign has been eager for her to cooperate, lest she give her opponents additional ammunition.
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They have known no other leader but Mr. Hun Sen, and they appear eager for change.
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Eight to 10 healthy dogs are usually available and eager for beach breaks (poop bags provided).
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Most were women, though a few men also attended, eager for advice about pleasing their partners.
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The move is a clear effort to soothe Democrats eager for a new generation of leadership.
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We started calling sunscreen "outside lotion" and it changed everything — now she's eager for sun protection.
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Eventually, he acknowledged that top campaign advisers had been eager for the Russian dirt on Mrs.
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"I am eager for us to work together to establish a new standard for flexible work."
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Mr. Sall is facing re-election next year and eager for his vision to be completed.
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Swimming in cool water makes you hungry and we slithered back on deck eager for lunch.
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And airlines, eager for fuel-efficient single-aisle jets like the Max, have few other options.
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Jackie listened but continued to look at Apted, eager for the chance to score another point.
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The early primaries suggest that the activist wings of both parties are eager for a fight.
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Not surprisingly, it has also attracted couples eager for a European sheen to their wedding photographs.
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Tourists to the city, eager for New York oddity, got their money's worth those two days.
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On Friday, young immigrants who have gained legal status through the program were eager for clarity.
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Athletes are eager for us to test them because they want their world record to stand.
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Although I am among those eager for universal coverage, patience and an incremental approach seem prudent.
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There are even "next time on…" post-credit teasers meant to keep viewers eager for upcoming installments.
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Eager for freedom, a soldier who was blackmailing Flashman pushed to the front—and was conveniently beheaded.
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Hopefully you've got an eager-for-the-Super-Bowl bag of tortilla chips on hand for dunking.
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Crawford, on the other hand, was eager for work, and took on roles that Davis turned down.
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And for Disrupt partners eager for their own luncheons, receptions and dedicated lounges, consider yourself well-covered.
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As soon as the show wrapped, ending on par with the book, fans were eager for more.
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Inspired by Abraham Lincoln's birthday this week, we're eager for some smart guesses about the 16th president.
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HAPPY TUESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're eager for the return of spring-like weather.
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Inspired by St. Patrick's Day on Sunday, we're eager for some smart guesses about all things Irish.
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An annual meeting drew growing numbers of patients and their loved ones eager for information and support.
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Clinton is eager for party unity, especially since a sizable minority of Sanders supporters is resisting her.
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You can see why Trilling was not eager for Podhoretz's memoir to see the light of day.
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But she was not eager for Mr. Romney to play a lasting role in the presidential race.
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Inspired by the World Wide Web's 30th birthday, we're eager for some smart guesses about the internet.
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But it'd be there, humming in the background, the game ready and eager for my next turn.
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Every night, when Shannon came home from the factory, Carmella flapped her arms, eager for a hug.
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We'll be exploring this issue in a variety of ways, but we're always eager for more input.
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Mr. Moon's critics say he is spoiling North Korea by appearing too eager for Mr. Kim's visit.
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But right now he appears to be eager for a fight over an issue that's become obsolete.
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Many fathers are eager for the dowry payments they can get from men who want young wives.
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There was little sign that Mr. Ghosn was slowing down — or less eager for calculated risk-taking.
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Many quickly speculated that Trump was now eager for war or had chosen it for political reasons.
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Inspired by the holiday season, we're eager for some smart guesses about Christmas movies past and present.
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But for those eager for spoilers, it also includes a first glimpse at the film's villain, Taskmaster.
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Inspired by Saturday's South Carolina primary, we're eager for some smart guesses about South Carolina political history.
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They're eager for the new chairman to direct more resources and attention to those on the ground.
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Mr. Modi's government later said that it was also eager for Indians to move to electronic transactions.
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Tight end Martellus Bennett was making his Patriots playoff debut and was eager for a smooth start.
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Yet there is plenty of reason to suspect older workers would be eager for the perk, too.
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Retailers, eager for foot traffic in the digital era, are happy to help hipster brands stand out.
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Six months ago, candidate Trump suggested he was eager for an alliance with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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And the party's base — eager for congressional Democrats to take on Trump — is clamoring for substantial reform.
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I assumed he wouldn't talk to a reporter, but I quickly learned he was eager for the attention.
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"We understand many stakeholders are eager for data to be made available as quickly as possible," it writes.
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But doing so would mean sacrificing the next couple of harvests, and no one is eager for that.
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But Sigurgeirsson said they intended to support a community that seems eager for more new and good games.
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Plenty of former users and smaller Vine stars that never made the jump elsewhere are eager for v2.
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I'd been so eager for this moment, now it seemed like my skin was too sensitive to touch.
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DeGuerin has been adamant about Durst's innocence in Berman's death, saying his client was "eager" for a trial.
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The moon in intellectual air sign Gemini opposes Venus at 2:54 PM, and we're eager for love!
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Khomeini's aides were eager for the ayatollah to return from exile in Paris and fill the power vacuum.
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I know many of you are eager for details; understandably, you want to know what transpired that day.
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This partnership will allow me to reach a greater audience that is eager for more female driven content.
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Intended for an audience eager for more and more radical action, Griffin jumped over a big red line.
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He's 73 years old but as eager for his next adventure as someone a tenth of his age.
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This gives Facebook enormous influence over how newsrooms, almost universally eager for Facebook exposure, make decisions and money.
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His wife and children were eager for him to return to their home in public housing in Harlem.
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Inspired by an art auction headline this week, we're eager for some smart guesses about paintings and art.
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Inspired by today's closeout of a short but lively month, we're eager for some smart guesses about February.
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"There's an incredible resiliency to a lot of people" with TBI, who are eager for treatments, she said.
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If only we weren't so eager for tales that confirm what we already imagine, particularly about other cultures.
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The Singapore option However, concerns remain inside the administration that Trump may be too eager for a deal.
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The president is popular despite the 24/2023 attacks by talking heads on cable networks, eager for ratings.
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Democrats who remember the failed Bush effort in 2005 are eager for the GOP to tackle those issues.
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Eager for postseason redemption after struggling in the N.B.A. playoffs last year, Hood got his chance Friday night.
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Jones has 100 career victories — plus another over throat cancer, two years ago — and seems eager for more.
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Money from China is still welcome in the poorer countries of Eastern Europe that are eager for investment.
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Many of them are spiteful toward elites, skeptical of authority and eager for an escape from menial work.
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Happy Monday and welcome back to On The Money, where we've never been more eager for Opening Day.
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While Mr. Kuhn was eager for the museum heist, Mr. Murphy recalled being initially leery of the caper.
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Surely there are some kids who are eager for school to start, but I have not met them.
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Merrill added she'd "take the garbage collector" over Trump, and was eager for Democrats to select their nominee.
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Child and forced marriage are outlawed but remain common in Afghanistan, particularly among poor families eager for dowries.
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It elated Wall Street institutions eager for a prominent initial public offering when few had surfaced for months.
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The moon in sensual earth sign Taurus opposes Venus at 4:33 AM, and we're eager for affection.
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Second, a collection of associates who are eager for early leadership opportunities and understand the importance of community.
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Russia was eager for a bigger role, the United States was retreating, Europe was consumed with internal problems.
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Here's my best advice: Don't push independent reading until your child is clearly ready and eager for it.
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Lobbyists said lawmakers will likely be eager for an easy, bipartisan healthcare win after the bruising ObamaCare battle.
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Trump is eager for a deal that could boost the stock market and improve his re-election chances.
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There are individual video sessions, too, for players eager for insight into what they could be doing better.
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As it turns out, Puracé, like much of Colombia today, is safe to travel and eager for tourists.
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But Cora is eager for an encore — knowing, perhaps, that it represents this roster's best chance to repeat.
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The $45 billion number could just be the start of negotiations, but SoftBank is eager for a deal.
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Aggregating these options eases the search for those individuals who are financially strapped but eager for a fresh start.
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Maybe streaming services can bring about an era of "peak movies" that audiences have been eager for all along.
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You're eager for your own space this evening, but some surprises in your relationships are likely to pop up.
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Their industry is eager for Trump to roll back regulatory reforms put in place after the 2008 financial crisis.
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This problem, this divide, is bigger than President-elect Trump and his Cabinet hopefuls so eager for a rose.
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Now Trump, keen to strike a historic deal with a bitter U.S. adversary, appears eager for rapprochement to work.
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But ardent Venus is powering through Sagittarius until the 7.993th, making you eager for action — and radiantly attractive, too.
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Wages are low and its youthful population of more than 50 million is eager for retail and manufacturing jobs.
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Applying the right technologies is crucial in an environment eager for fast, accurate, and abundant data about voters' preferences.
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If it does, I'll be the one running around town — shorts on, nails done, eager for everyone to see.
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And now investors are eager for other startups rethinking the dull, outdated, analog infrastructure that underpins the modern world.
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Ms. Derbyshire, the sister of the Marine captain who died, said she was eager for that day to arrive.
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Trump is also unhappy with some key Cabinet officials, and is eager for a reshuffle in the new year.
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In half the countries on the continent, snarling populists eager for European disintegration were terrifying the pro-EU establishment.
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But ultimately, Howard is eager for big things to happen on what is effectively a blank slate right now.
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They are not just willing, but eager for me to patch them through to their reps, which is great!
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She has a 65% chance of getting cancer again in her lifetime, but she's never eager for check-ups.
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"It was a big transparent bowl with two small lots," he told reporters eager for details of the novelty.
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Suffice it to say, Rihanna has fans eager for the next release from her groundbreaking beauty brand, Fenty Beauty.
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But I would never spoil anything for the viewer, because I'm genuinely eager for people to see it all.
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Astronomers and astrophysicists are eager for the new telescope, CHIME, to pick up more signals and gather more evidence.
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Although some founders were eager for a little more business certainty, especially on key points like freedom of movement.
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Speaking to PEOPLE last month, Joanna said fans weren't the only ones eager for the HGTV stars' next venture.
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After nine days of talks with calculating foreign leaders, Trump was eager for the affirmation of an applauding audience.
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So IBP turned to a new immigrant population eager for work: refugees fleeing life-threatening oppression around the world.
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Inspired by the president's Tuesday night speech, we're eager for some smart guesses about State of the Union addresses.
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Inspired by Daylight Savings Time, which happens on Sunday, we're eager for some smart guesses about that annoying ritual.
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Over a salad, she said she was eager for me to understand the inventive genius of her husband, Harold.
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While Republicans have been eager for a Trump visit, the president hasn't been the subject of many GOP ads.
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One Democratic source who was eager for new blood lamented, "We had a chance, but we're stuck with her."
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After Friday's revelations from the State Department, Republicans were even more eager for the Justice Department to press charges.
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Inspired by the dog days of August and summer getaways, we're eager for some smart guesses about presidential vacations.
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Lane may also be right in contending that people are "storyvores," eager for a diet of narrative and repetition.
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We're eager for love as the moon squares off with Venus retrograde at 11:21 PM. All times EST.
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T), based on confidential tips from an FSI director eager for a counteroffer from Japan's Screen Holdings Co (7735.
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Inspired by outgoing Trump adviser John Kelly, we're eager for some smart guesses about White House chiefs of staff.
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A national shortage of skilled educators means schools will be eager for you to return to your teaching career.
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Republican lawmakers aren't eager for another big debate on immigration, but they may not be able to avoid one.
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But as memorable as it was for Anderson, he is not eager for others to have a similar experience.
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Some primary voters may be eager for change, but other voters like having powerful people represent them in Congress.
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Some families are so eager for the money that they bribe militia officers to let their sons go fight.
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At the same time, plaintiffs' lawyers hired by government officials to pursue their claims are eager for a payday.
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But Mr. Abramson — who still called himself "a huge fan of Bernie's" — is not eager for another Sanders run.
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To many observers, the 2016 election showed that voters are eager for a changing of the guard in Washington.
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I was eager for advice on how to break into that next level of leadership in media and journalism.
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"I think he's eager for good news and eager to have this spun in the right way," Carroll said.
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"This is a group of people that are eager for demonic possession," he said to some of the attendees.
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The first to go public would get dibs on investors eager for a piece of the ride-hailing business.
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But even if it excludes such companies, the bloc may yet find businesses eager for alternate money-transfer options.
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Christopher Koszewski, 55, enrolled after 17 years as a truck driver, eager for less dangerous work and higher pay.
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At the time, Mr. Bush was trailing in the polls and eager for any weapon to turn things around.
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For her part, though, King is eager for fans to see the latest installment in her character Elle's journey.
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Inspired by pro basketball in the headlines, we're eager for some smart guesses about the NBA, basketball and China.
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Jim Jordan: Jordan is a co-founder of the hard-line Freedom Caucus and always eager for a fight.
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Back in Colorado, Mr. Pennington is also eager for law enforcement to better understand the science behind cannabis laws.
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Executives were so eager for growth and big deals that they managed to look past the obvious red flags.
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Are you eager, for instance, for him to follow through on his pledge to release more stuff about Clinton?
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Carnivores eager for what seemed like an easy meal also waded into the goop, only to fall victim themselves.
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Democrats are eager for more election-year attention to the lawsuit, which is considered politically damaging to the administration.
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Mr. Trump has seemed eager for closer Kremlin ties, even echoing Moscow's disdain for NATO and the European Union.
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Today's home bakers don't seem to need to be sweet-talked into a croquembouche challenge; they're eager for it.
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"Believe women" means not reflexively disbelieving them because you're eager for a vote and an investigation would be inconvenient.
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At the other end, his 17.3 million followers wake up every day eager for a shot of unfiltered Trump.
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Many of them are eager for a spiritual cause and have responded warmly to Taoist leaders' embrace of environmentalism.
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That doesn't sound like a man eager for another month of health care negotiations between the House and Senate.
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Young Republicans in particular are eager for this type of conservative climate policy: 75 percent say they support it.
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But Stewart's sense of humor is a quality that Banks has said she was eager for people to discover.
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They are eager for peace, of course, though concerned that a newly empowered Taliban could further stifle girls' ambitions.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is eager for Jeff Sessions to become his attorney general, but not a moment too late.
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With a student body eager for moments of healing and goodness, it's no wonder the dogs quickly became like family.
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Russian Daniil Kvyat is also looking insecure at Toro Rosso, with French GP2 leader Pierre Gasly eager for a chance.
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Eager for a scapegoat, the president, Hassan Rouhani, sacked the central-bank governor and his deputy who oversaw foreign exchange.
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Anderson says he's heard from many satellite operators who are eager for these kinds of services to become readily available.
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When it comes to her children's faces, however, Klum is not eager for those to be exposed to public view.
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Trump knows polling shows voters are eager for Washington to do something to lower the price of drugs, Cummings said.
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This brought national attention to armed groups eager for a conflict with what they believe to be overreaching federal authorities.
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After stalling and sputtering in his past confrontations with Mr. Trump, Mr. Bush came into Greenville eager for a fight.
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Over 300 homeless dogs, cats and rabbits were at the event eager for New Yorkers to give them new homes.
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Eager for more access to reservation lands, farm and mining lobbies in Brasilia are exploiting divisions between Ibama and Funai.
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Yet Mr Mansoor found an audience eager for a modern Pakistani Urdu production and the film played to packed cinemas.
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That was positive waiting — it made you eager for what was to come without having you jump to negative outcomes.
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With fans so eager for the next high-flying, crime-busting superhero, it's surprising when Netflix cancels another Marvel property.
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The big question is whether fans are interested in something polished and new, or eager for more of the same.
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Investors, hoping the phrase might herald a renewed effort by the leadership to boost the economy, are eager for detail.
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However, many Liberians complain about poor public services and widespread corruption and say they are eager for a new president.
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Russia: The Hill: Trump is eager for another headline-making summit, one with Russian President Vladimir Putin, likely next month.
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Eager for the help of humanitarian groups in responding to the worsening conflict, the United States and Afghan governments acquiesced.
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Some people had been camping in front of the court since Friday night, eager for a chance to witness history.
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Airlines are losing millions as they deal with canceled flights and idle planes, making them eager for a quick return.
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Republicans have been eager for the hearing to take place, seeing it as a winning issue in the messaging strategy.
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They can earn that spot by eliminating others eager for a spot on stage, rather than the front-running candidates.
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Soybean farmers in particular are eager for an end to the trade war with China, the world's largest soy importer.
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That's the highest percentage of voters saying they're eager for change since Monmouth first began asking the question in November.
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Consumer advocates are eager for new payday lending rules, but some say the bureau's rules do not go far enough.
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She graduated high school early and, eager for cosmopolitan life, moved to New York City to attend New York University.
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But Trump was eager for a big legislative victory and pressured Ryan to bring it up for a vote anyway.
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Airlines are eager for the plane to return, as each grounded and undelivered plane is lost capacity throughout its routes.
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Likely speaking for a lot of fans who are eager for every detail about their favorite entertainers, zarrylash is conflicted.
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Ultimately, I was eager for my first trip to Taco Bell; I was craving a beef burrito like no other.
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Mr. Purves said investors were eager for a resolution to the trade dispute and nervous that it could escalate further.
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In the hall just outside the suite wait a tailor and a couple of other people eager for Minaj's time.
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Fritz won the U.S. Open junior championship in 03, but has been eager for a breakthrough on a bigger stage.
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Airline executives in the United States are eager for the Max to return to service and for Boeing to succeed.
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All have been eager for Chinese investment, which carries fewer demands, if higher risks, than Western banks or development funds.
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The International Olympic Committee is eager for the North to return, promising to help cover its athletes' expenses in Pyeongchang.
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The Trump campaign had been eager for months to get the canceled Las Vegas fundraiser with Adelson on the books.
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But unlike Sellers's similarly clueless characters, who were hermetically sealed in their own delusional realities, Morgan is eager for connection.
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That prompted an ambitious group of Oversight members to let it be known that they're eager for the top role.
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Mr. Weinstein showed up at the bar the next night seemingly eager for a reunion, according to the audio recording.
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People were eager for change but fearful of chaos, and Obama brought a reassuring calm to a nerve-racking situation.
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Both sides appeared eager for character to emerge as the defining issue in what remains of the sharply partisan campaign.
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Or it might be anyone who has tired of "Daily Show" clones and is eager for anything even slightly different.
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Mr. Trump does not appear eager for further confrontation with Iran after the targeted killing in January of Maj. Gen.
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" Ultimately, Wagner mocks herself for being "afflicted with the narcissism of self-testing, eager for data about me me me.
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Ms. Finnbogadottir is particularly eager for programs to be developed so the language can be easily used in digital technology.
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Mr. Rao was "a bit of a provincial country bumpkin" eager for the contacts and intelligence the guru could provide.
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But his family members were eager for Salahi to return, and so they told him that his mother was ill.
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Inspired by tonight's kickoff of the NFL season, we're eager for some smart guesses about NFL history and current events.
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Trump is eager for a deal that could boost the stock market and improve his re-election chances in 2020.
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The president, eager for an acquittal by the GOP-controlled Senate, has pushed for an impeachment trial to begin quickly.
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Rejection is in the air, but the moon clashes with Venus at 7:30 PM, finding us eager for affection.
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The issue for Bullock is, however, that conversations with Iowa Democrats found many are eager for the field to thin.
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Voters are eager for a leader who will tackle the impoverished Indian Ocean island's many problems including unemployment and corruption.
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The British government, eager for reliable, low-carbon energy to replace aging coal plants and nuclear reactors, has been encouraging.
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The Trump campaign was eager for the Russian help, he indicated, but the Russians did not deliver the promised dirt.
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Our Istanbul bureau chief spent some time at the border, where many Turks told her they were eager for war.
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People were eager for a scapeshark, however, and Schleisser's catch was popularly believed to be the real Jersey man-eater.
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Kenyans facing food shortages, price surges, and high youth unemployment are eager for change and receptive to Odinga's rallying cry.
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Members of Congress have expressed concern that Trump is so eager for a deal that he will concede too much.
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For now, Billy's the only one making decent ramen in Jerusalem, but he's eager for a competitor to open up shop.
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American businesses, while supportive of Trump's crackdown on China's trade practices, are eager for the tariffs to be removed, not expanded.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Drew Brees sounds especially eager for his next chance to get the ball to running back Mark Ingram.
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" Eager for Workhorse to buy the plant, he said he would expect jobs at the plant to be "in the hundreds.
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This time, he says, the publishing industry is more open to change and eager for additional revenue sources to supplement advertising.
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It may seem counter-intuitive that smaller tech companies are eager for a large potential rival to move onto their turf.
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Attie remembers being inundated with messages from friends and acquaintances eager for inside information on what was happening with the recount.
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Aliens developed a rabid fanbase, eager for more stories of heavily armed marines battling acid-for-blood xenomorphs across the stars.
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And other Kenyans on Twitter celebrated the decision, with many eager for information about when and where Rafiki will be screened.
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Mr Gold was eager for the challenge of a more formally rhetorical play, particularly if his experiment could be off-Broadway.
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It was picked up by American television networks eager for holiday fodder, and it has never been off the airwaves since.
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One by one, the actors rolled into the tent to face the crescent of smartphones eager for the exact same quotes.
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Without the threat of a contested convention, local officials are equally eager for the spotlight to shift to the Buckeye State.
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But he said he isn't eager for his first-choice candidate to step aside and endorse the presumptive nominee just yet.
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"I'm just so eager for that, but I hear little boys tend to be mama's boys, so I'll take that too!"
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And as with the genesis of social media, there's a coming mad dash of people eager for ways to cash in.
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It's no surprise so many outlets go it wrong, though, as fans seem overly eager for the two men to reconcile.
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The loan is likely to be welcomed by Europe's liquid leveraged loan market, eager for new paper from event-driven financings.
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Ouya was one of the first real breakouts on Kickstarter, raising $8.6 million from gamers who were eager for something new.
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They were eager for another reason: In the initial version of the script, Freddie dies in the middle of the movie.
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However, local officials, eager for huge profits from selling land, had often ignored the order until Xi decided to enforce it.
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She said she was eager for the police to tell her how her daughter was killed and to arrest her killer.
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Still, Trump, eager for the aura of success, said he would unveil his plan for corporate and individual taxes this week.
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A top Federal Reserve official is eager for Congress and the White House to pursue new policies — to a certain point.
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Those eager for funding to help build up the nation's broadband infrastructure, including many Republicans in Congress will have to wait.
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The Moon in logical air sign Aquarius opposes chatty Mercury, currently retrograde, at 5:25 AM, finding us eager for answers.
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Happy Monday and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're still eager for a presidential debate on financial regulation and monetary policy.
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With Washington eager for the détente to produce more commercial deals, the Cubans conceded "to keep the dialogue afloat," he said.
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At his office in Trump Tower, Mr. Trump seemed eager for his colleagues to hear about his new companion, Ms. Maples.
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Many businesses and farmers, which are struggling under the weight of the president's trade war, are also eager for a deal.
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"Right now we are eager for the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to take a look at these things," Williams said.
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And with the threat of special counsel Robert Mueller now receding, even Trump's personal lawyers are eager for a Thermidorian response.
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They are not eager for the United States to work with other nations to solve global problems like hunger and pollution.
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He, too, seemed eager for that conflict to be finished, even if it meant the Palestinians were dissatisfied with the terms.
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In addition, some Republicans are eager for roll calls to show voters back home that they've tried to address the issue.
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Our members are eager for a legal framework that allows them to leverage their expertise and resources to support their franchisees.
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They are also eager for compensation from Boeing, given hundreds of millions of dollars of lost revenue attributable to the grounding.
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I watched a journalist eager for a selfie with Daniels finally get her moment, then walk away looking a little shook.
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With Milwaukee continuing to occupy first place in the NL Central, its fans are understandably eager for Braun to come back.
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Aaman said he was thankful for the elevated stage that Wednesday's conglomeration afforded programs eager for a day in the spotlight.
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It was rare to see someone rise that far so quickly, but Mr. Philbrick was spry, attractive and eager for action.
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Eager for help, Rosen sought guidance from a former Facebook employee named Faheem Siddiqi, who now runs his own marketing agency.
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The Justice Department's request to expedite oral arguments, granted last month, suggests that the administration is eager for a final ruling.
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Mr. Trump said it was "possible" that a deal could ultimately be reached and that China was eager for an agreement.
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In Asia, North Korea's neighbors in China, Japan, Russia and South Korea were not at all eager for a military clash.
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Overwhelmed by slick, boastful essays, colleges are eager for what they call "authentic" glimpses of applicants — their experiences, passions and goals.
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Consumed by news of a contagion, we're eager for some smart guesses about famous names now intimately impacted by the coronavirus.
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Mr. Cox, a British national, had arrived in Argentina nine years earlier, an ambitious 26-year-old journalist eager for adventure.
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Representing New York Today, we arrived at the U.S.T.A. Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, eager for the challenge.
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The city was booming thanks to China's economic reform, and migrants like him were flooding in, eager for work and wealth.
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In Iowa City, more than 100 voters mingled in an overcrowded basement, eager for selfies with Mr. Booker or Ms. Dawson.
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In his short time in office, Mr. Trump has already come under pressure from Arab allies eager for such a designation.
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But the country depends on tourism, and travel officials say that many hotels and resorts are open and eager for visitors.
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In fact, neither Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi nor the Tatmadaw's leaders seem eager for a confrontation over the peace process.
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" They're really eager for answers, "What if I wanted my peanut butter, honey, and chocolate sprinkle piece of bread now, Carol??!!!
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Through efforts working with various veterans' organizations, I have met so many capable individuals with untapped talent eager for an opportunity.
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Those tactics have irritated some others in the caucus, however, with Democrats eager for a legislative win on health care. Rep.
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At his news conference outside of court, Avenatti said he was eager for the stay in the case to be lifted.
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President Trump, eager for close ties with the new Saudi leadership, has largely turned a blind eye to the humanitarian crisis.
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People everywhere are already eager for lightning-rod trumped-up reasons to hate the Valley and the tech industry as a whole.
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But given the market's size and potential, the Motion Picture Association of America remains eager for Beijing to open its doors wider.
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So they were eager for professional perspective or input about how their behavior is interfering in the process of them being successful.
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Senate Republicans aren't eager for that to happen, though it remains to be seen what exactly they'll end up doing about it.
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With the knockout stage beginning on Saturday, fans from the 16 remaining teams are eager for the tournament to remain racism-free.
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A University of Geneva neuroscience PhD student at the time, he was eager for the publishing credit and excited for the exposure.
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A mere 30 minutes after waking, Patches was up and walking—and eager for an outdoor pee break, the Canadian Press reports.
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That made sense: the mainland economy was growing at double-digit rates and China's rising middle classes were eager for new products.
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Previously, prospective employees eager for a job found themselves signing away their rights to sue or speak openly in cases of harassment.
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Eager for acceptance, Evie soon finds herself on a path of crime and violence, all under the guise of freedom and friendship.
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Inspired by Bruce Springsteen's new live documentary, Western Stars, we're eager for some smart guesses about The Boss and his famed career.
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Utah's governor and the state's congressional delegation opposed the designation, saying it was done against the wishes of citizens eager for development.
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The Obelisk Gate is an incredibly ambitious and important novel, one that has us eager for the final installment of the trilogy.
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He told PEOPLE at the Women Tell All taping in February that he's eager for his time as the Bachelor to end.
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Republicans may be eager for the focus on it to die down so they don't get beat with this same playbook again.
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And I was eager for them to appreciate that the country's salvation could be the very system that Fidel Castro decried: capitalism.
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Eager for some introspection, the Refinery29 entertainment team decided to take a look in the mirror and ask: What was my first?
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She uploads videos to her Instagram story of her in the studio, knowing the Navy is more than eager for new music.
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If you're eager for even more Game of Thrones, at least one spin-off of the drama is reportedly in the works.
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Hanke said he is eager for devices that will help people to be more alert about their surroundings while playing the game.
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Yes, we're eager for all of this, but not as much as we're looking forward to the raddest new drugstore beauty products.
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Investors are also eager for clarity on Disney's $71 billion deal for Fox's entertainment assets, which closed at the end of March.
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Now, anti-abortion advocates—already thrilled with the support they've seen so far from Trump's administration—are eager for what's to come.
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I'm very, very ... I hate the word excited ... Proud of, eager for the world to see the movies that we're here with.
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The companies behind these services say they've seen tremendous growth in Paris, describing it as an untapped market that's eager for change.
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In addition to talk of currency intervention, investors have been eager for any developments about the timing of Japan's sales tax increase.
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"Today, the market is ready and eager for premium offerings of protein ingredients, and this is the need that Geltor is serving."
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Inspired by the ongoing impeachment inquiry, we're eager for some smart guesses about a few insiders and whistleblowers in the United States.
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Inspired by the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, we're eager for some smart guesses about that iconic 1969 musical happening in New York.
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Inspired by "Rocketman," the new biographical film released Friday, we're eager for some smart guesses about famed pianist and musician Elton John.
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But this kind of engagement process is slow, frustrating investors who are eager for a quicker pace of change in pay plans.
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He said that consumers have seen "diminishing returns" as the meat industry strives to lower costs — and they're eager for more choices.
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Small business owners are eager for action, and policymakers have a great opportunity to leverage their confidence in the near-term future.
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Clinton has broken at least one glass ceiling, giving hope to those who are eager for more women to achieve political success.
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Americans are less eager for military action than they were during George W. Bush's first term, and less supportive of the president.
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With mounting evidence that athletes' repetitive head trauma results in devastating long-term damage, the football world has been eager for solutions.
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In one nuclear post-apocalypse, I'm desperately searching through the irradiated Dead City while monsters gather around, eager for an easy meal.
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Others receive dresses from designers eager for the exposure, which can be worth significantly more than the cost of the items themselves.
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Without a formal union, the Fight for $15 has been eager for a reliable way to finance a fast-food workers' group.
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In short, the objective was for the children to be eager for the government to call them up to fight the Americans.
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Gay imagery was largely underplayed in "Bohemian Rhapsody," to the dismay of people eager for Hollywood to become less timid about homosexuality.
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Inspired by the news of the day, we're eager for some smart guesses about some non-coronavirus news of the past week.
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Senate Republicans, eager for a major legislative achievement after the Affordable Care Act debacle, have generally been enthusiastic about the tax overhaul.
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The president is eager for a convincing performance, stacking his legal team with a number of high-profile and camera-ready attorneys.
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After six years of waiting, anticipation is sky-high among loyal fans eager for the follow-up to Disney's 2013 global phenomenon.
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Film companies, eager for new ways to market movies and keep franchises alive between chapters, could turn to the Void as well.
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Many presidents who tried to abolish term limits faced protests and intense opposition from rival elites eager for a chance at power.
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Inspired by this week's anniversary of 28500/6900, we're eager for some smart guesses about events set in motion 2628 years ago.
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It's true that millennials may be eager for spiritual training, but they are are increasingly unlikely to identify with a specific religion.
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Contractors are scrambling for details about shovel-ready projects and economic development teams are eager for the jobs that will be created.
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My companion had experienced nothing remotely like this — and yet the whole context made him eager for the show before it began.
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Now, anti-abortion advocates — already thrilled with the support they've seen so far from Trump's administration — are eager for what's to come.
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That's why they're eager for the federal government to release a legalization framework that might finally bring everyone out into the open.
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LaGreca said parents like him are eager for the world to see evidence placing some responsibility for addiction on the drug companies.
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The normally sleepy village was crammed with people eager for the eclipse: locals from neighboring villages, out-of-towners, tour groups, backpackers.
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Erdogan has been eager for Turkey to become a regional leader in the Middle East and a significant player on the world stage.
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Even if the science is murky, people are still eager for anything that could give them an edge in the digital dating pool.
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Maribel Enriquez, a varsity soccer player eager for her senior year, was driving the Mustang, and was pronounced dead at an area hospital.
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Facebook's daily aggregation of eyeballs is the largest in human history, and publishers were eager for the chance to capture more of them.
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Though concerned with public opinion and eager for discreetly gathered feedback, they are appalled by chaotic, fact-free elections in the democratic world.
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Their after school program is full of students eager for their services, but Frieda (Lisa Joyce) is distraught about the lack of diversity.
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Many bakers were eager for their business, and when the story broke, the couple promptly accepted an offer of a free wedding cake.
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Certainly, the people around him are eager, or at least some of the people around him are eager, for that kind of war.
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Iran, meanwhile, is eager for relief from punishing economic sanctions under the landmark nuclear accord it forged with six world powers last July.
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I was eager for a feature-length film that profiled women as important historical figures because of their intelligence and STEM-related contributions.
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If you're eager for one more go-round and a slightly different way of looking at its story, this is one worth reading.
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I'm getting back to that girl underneath the persona and eager for people to get to know the real me through my songs.
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He advertised his services on Russia language hacking sites, where he apparently found customers all too eager for his particular set of skills.
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Record labels with fat pockets doled out budgets to artists with mad imaginations eager for the chance to actualize their musical fever dreams.
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Democrats were eager for midterm wins in Iowa, a swing state President Donald Trump won by 10 percentage points in the 2016 election.
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DreamWorks provides original programming to streaming service Netflix and other digital platforms that are eager for content as TV viewership rapidly moves online.
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Like so many other senators on the committee, Reed seemed eager for a new Cold War while accusing the foe of digital aggression.
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Per Reuters: Go deeper: John L. Allen Jr., editor of Crux, offers 4 reasons the Vatican appears "so eager" for a deal: 1.
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By the time he made it out, a crowd had gathered, some eager for selfies, others for a chance to unload their discontent.
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These days, though, African governments facing Boko Haram, al-Shabab and other extremist movements in their territory are eager for Israeli security assistance.
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Some blue-state Republicans voted against the bill; how much that will matter to voters eager for revenge will be tested in November.
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Inspired by the Friday release of "Toy Story 4" in theaters, we're eager for some smart guesses about the famed Disney-Pixar series.
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UNC President Margaret Spellings said she was eager for a resolution to the suit, which also named the university system as a defendant.
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"I also am eager for the hearing to take place this Thursday and hear from Judge Kavanaugh and from Dr. Ford," she said.
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The airlines were eager for the glamour buy and to fill the large planes with thousands of members of the new jet set.
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Memo From Nairobi NAIROBI, Kenya — For decades Africa was eager for a new narrative, and in recent years it got a snappy one.
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McCain's vote could be crucial to the GOP effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare, and GOP leadership has been eager for his return.
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Fans have been eager for the show to return and Allen told Fox News in August that he was overwhelmed by the support.
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In a society increasingly eager for digitally-augmented entertainment, a night of low-tech storytelling is the balm audiences didn't know they needed.
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House lawmakers appear eager for an opportunity to beat up on Saudi Arabia, amid persistent allegations about the kingdom's support for international terrorism.
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A source close to Vance said the author was in Washington on Wednesday and met with Republicans eager for him to challenge Brown.
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People are eager for what they see as the negative image of the country created by the Western news media to be corrected.
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The modern G.O.P. was certainly solicitous of the interests of wealthy donors and corporations and always eager for an upper-bracket tax cut.
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Rather than being apprehensive about the threat, Mr. Trump, who loves a good brawl, seems almost eager for Democrats to bring it on.
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They were eager for change, she found, but reluctant to lead the charge because they didn't feel like it was their place to.
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The disputes with the United States have frustrated European leaders, who are eager for a joint effort that might pressure Beijing for change.
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Eager for matches and confidence, Sock took a late entry into the qualifying draw of an ATP tournament in Eastbourne, England, last week.
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Mr. Trump dug himself in deeper by setting excessive expectations for the summit meeting and appearing more eager for it than Mr. Kim.
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Inspired by the late Kobe Bryant, we're eager for some smart guesses about the storied career of the longtime Los Angeles Lakers star.
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Trump's supporters are eager for him to keep his promise to build a wall to stem migrant crossings through Mexico from Central America.
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After that, he is eager for a compliant counterpart in the White House, one less likely to challenge his territorial and nuclear ambitions.
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Bloomberg's outreach to key Democratic financiers shows that he is eager for their support and influence, even if he doesn't want their money.
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Always eager for the photo-op and the exciting new announcement, politicians, too, prefer creating shiny new things to maintaining old, dingy ones.
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The appeals court kicked the case back to a lower federal court, but the states are eager for a final ruling from SCOTUS.
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American tech firms are eager for a deal that would prevent multiple countries from imposing a wide variety of taxes on their activities.
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For one, while a downturn would likely improve their (already fairly rosy) electoral prospects, they cannot be seen as eager for economic pain.
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He was the professed Dark Knight of Gotham then, eager for the endorsements and the magazine spreads that went with New York stardom.
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The CFPB's critics are eager for Trump to reshape the agency with his own appointment, but could face difficulties holding the bureau back.
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When he came to Lockheed Martin, in 1997, he was like a lot of young aerospace recruits, eager for speed and supersonic excitement.
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"I didn't care about this particular role, and yet top CBS brass suddenly are eager for me to accept it," Ms. Phillips said.
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While many Republicans are eager for the trade war to end, they are warning the administration not to settle for a weak deal.
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Some in the talks believe that a pool of earlier investors, eager for liquidity, could jump if the payday is big and certain.
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The battle between Americans eager for better broadband and monopolies like Comcast focused on defending the broken status quo has raged for decades.
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Each candidate must find a way to appeal to a party that is eager for renewal but shows no great appetite for political reinvention.
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As someone who covers entertainment for a living, I'm always eager for a glimpse into the inner working of the well-oiled celebrity machine.
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As economic growth slows, both countries are likely to become increasingly eager for a negotiated solution that kickstarts business activity and raises equity prices.
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Under different circumstances, this might've been cause for Republican Party officials, who are eager for Trump and Cruz to annihilate one another, to celebrate.
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In August, Sanofi, eager for deals to broaden its drug lineup, was trumped by Pfizer's $14 billion bid for U.S. cancer drug company Medivation.
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Pittsburgh Pirates ace Gerrit Cole is eager for his season debut, but the opponent is one he hasn't enjoyed facing in his young career.
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Because of government offensives that toppled narco kingpins in recent years, Mexico's drug cartels have splintered and are eager for new sources of revenue.
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He's also a former Remainer, which will count against him in a party that's eager for Brexit and never trusted fellow ex-Remainer May.
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In uncertain times, we're eager for signs of stability: family, friends, safety, and feeling dignified in who we are and in what we believe.
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Rising U.S. output has not gone unnoticed by major consumers around the world, with South Korea, China and others eager for stable fuel sources.
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The person who should be most eager for the establishment of a fair, bipartisan committee that will have public credibility is President Trump himself.
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Don't get me wrong; the panelists were all very charming and funny, clearly excited about their show, and eager for us to see it.
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Trump has been eager for a second summit despite a lack of significant moves by North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons program.
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American businesses, while largely supportive of Trump's crackdown on China's trade practices, are eager for the tariffs to be lifted, not increased and expanded.
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Others see the family and their actions as the spark for a growing militia and anti-government movement eager for confrontation with federal officials.
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He has called for national elections to be brought forward to June from the scheduled 2018, eager for a swift return to high office.
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There would not be so many working-class whites whose increasingly dire economic prospects have made them eager for Trump's nostalgia-tinged nationalist populism.
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I looked around to the familiar faces of my other classmates who were quietly sitting with us on my porch, eager for my response.
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Countries eager for China's financing welcome it as a source of investment in infrastructure between China and Europe via the Middle East and Africa.
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Why it matters: The boundary for this kind of culpability has long vexed policymakers around the world, and businesses are eager for more clarity.
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It has an audience eager for new features and a giant marketing budget to convince even some skeptics that it's a must-have feature.
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The letter said that "Syria is in need of ... all its sons and is eager for the return of all its sons", he said.
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Such a move would likely fire up Trump supporters eager for a rightward shift on divisive social issues such as abortion and gay rights.
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The latter reveal is more of a button than a fulfilling denouement, and so I wrapped Tacoma eager for a sequel or an expansion.
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My LA is all over the place, full of skillful selectors and scratch veterans alike, but mostly audiences who are eager for the unknown.
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Tonight the Moon will oppose Venus (your ruling planet!), in Fire sign Aries, during which time you'll be especially eager for romance or luxury.
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But he claims the movement he supports, white supremacy, is attractive to hundreds of thousands of Americans eager for a candidate to restore order.
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Still, some of the Democrats up for reelection in 2018 appear eager for a fight over at least some of the Cabinet appointments. Sen.
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Samsung is really, really eager for you to know about its new smart refrigerator with a ridiculously large touchscreen integrated right into the door.
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That would result in chaos, but some Democrats are so eager for new blood in leadership that they believe it's a fight worth having.
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Investors are eager for details on XPO's acquisition strategy and Jacobs reiterated on Wednesday plans to make "one or two" acquisitions by year end.
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Mr. Obama has been received warmly in Vietnam, by a government eager for a powerful ally against China but also by ordinary Vietnamese citizens.
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Dogs and cats raised for food are just like the beloved companions in our homes—eager for human companionship, and deserving of our mercy.
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The industry is eager for Trump to tame the CFPB, and some said Kraninger could be a safe choice to manage the polarizing agency.
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The Turks have long been eager for an opportunity to go in and flush out the Kurdish fighters in Syria, which they consider terrorists.
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Musburger said some companies in the sports betting space were eager for California and New York to fully legalize sports gambling for that reason.
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This tactic, known as "declaration bowling," may seem unsporting, but it is well established in cricket when both teams are eager for a win.
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Allscripts lags behind rival EHR vendors, but the company's team-up with Apple may help it gain traction with providers eager for improved interoperability.
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Turnout in states that allow early voting was high, and many voters told The Times that they were eager for the election to end.
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Barack Obama and Joseph R. Biden Jr. had each addressed the group, and former President Bill Clinton was eager for his wife to attend.
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Trump can easily find ways with Berlin to stop and reverse that trade imbalance because Germans are ready and eager for a constructive dialogue.
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Riveted by impeachment proceedings, we're eager for some smart guesses about the Constitution and Congress's role in the attempted removal of presidents from office.
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Investors are eager for more clarity, but fear a knee-jerk reaction from Congress that could derail the cryptocurrency industry in its early years.
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Many lawmakers were eager for passage to help constituents and give themselves something to boast about as they run for re-election next year.
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Eager for the challenge — "The brewery will always be where I feel most at peace," he says — he knows its survival is not assured.
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In Amapá, the Brazilian state with the highest rate of unemployment last year, many residents are eager for potential benefits from the oil industry.
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Earlier this week, Rob met Blac Chyna's mother, Tokyo Toni, and TMZ reported that her mother was eager for the two to get married.
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As a precision-medicine physician who is working in the trenches to help people lead healthier lives, I'm eager for a digital health future.
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Ambitious candidates who could get past their parties' campaign finance gatekeepers had a lot of angry and left-behind voters eager for their message.
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Ms. Watkins told some friends that she wanted off the beat, but that her editors were eager for scoops about the Trump-Russia investigation.
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Mr. Sanders's enduring base shows the fissures along class lines in the Democratic Party, with those struggling most eager for his promises of change.
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Mr. Moon has been eager for improved relations with the North, offering increased economic cooperation in exchange for promises by the North to denuclearize.
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Under withering criticism from President Trump and from many fans, the owners are also eager for the players to consistently stand during the anthem.
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In the village of Houd in Qayyarah district, we visited a number of houses that had been bulldozed down by villagers eager for payback.
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That is, at the leisure of content farms and investor-backed platforms eager for clicks, and social media platforms that thrive by farming celebrities.
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It's a lovely thing to see these pieces in upstate New York, and it makes the viewer eager for more of this urgent work.
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We want your stories too and we're especially eager for video — maybe it's you telling a story to camera, or something you captured unexpectedly.
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Well, ageism is the first form of discrimination that many white men encounter, so I'm eager for some of those guys to get woke.
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One, Democratic voters have moved to the left in response to Trump, and are eager for policies that signal transformative change, not just incrementalism.
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The 2015 nuclear deal, which offered Iranians a breather from crippling American sanctions, never led to the widespread economic improvements Iranians were eager for.
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Then, eager for adventure and contact with real-live Russians, she did her tour on the Soviet fishing vessel (for seven months, not one).
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Mr. Timmermans said that the commission would study Mr. Duda's proposals and that it was eager for negotiations with Warsaw to resolve the crisis.
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Inspired by all that we're learning about the spread of the coronavirus, we're eager for some smart answers about the pathogen named COVID-85033.
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If Mr. Ackman and his allies are installed, it will send a signal that investors are eager for change at the $50 billion company.
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And with Comey & Co., Trump is so eager for the credit that he would rather bring himself down than allow someone else the honor.
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The developments on the first real day of the trial are sure to please Trump, who is eager for Republicans to dispense with impeachment.
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Liberals are eager for lawmakers to press Sessions on how aggressive he'll be in prosecuting voter irregularities, believing those cases disproportionately target minority voters.
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My mother and I jetted off to New York — my first time in the city, my first show on Broadway — eager for a distraction.
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Dr. Petrosino said he's eager for the peer review process, but the intensity of attention to the new virus made public discussion somewhat inevitable.
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The council was eager for more European and American recognition and sensitive to Western calls for the preservation of most of Syria's state institutions.
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First, the European leveraged loan market is very receptive as investors are eager for new paper after a large number of repricings and refinancings.
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But Trump — eager for a win on drug prices amid the impeachment inquiry and heading into 2020 — is showing no signs of backing off.
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People had traveled from as far as Laguna Pueblo in New Mexico to Wampanoag communities in Massachusetts, eager for a chance to be heard.
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Ramaphosa's elevation has been welcomed by many South Africans eager for change in the country, which faced nine years of economic stagnation under Zuma.
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Kylie Jenner&aposs YouTube channel never disappoints fans who are eager for a peek inside the reality star&aposs extravagant closets, office, and home.
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And word of the plan has worried even some of the United States' closest allies, who are eager for clarification from the White House.
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"This is the first concrete act of opposition," said Mr. Orlando, who is eager for Italy's highest court to rule on Mr. Salvini's law.
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In Cleveland, aside from the inevitable media crews eager for content, the Trump hut attracted politicians attending the convention as well as curious passersby.
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Business groups are eager for Trump and Congress to tackle a major transportation bill that would spur construction of highways, airports, and other infrastructure.
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Voters eager for a tough guy president may be happy with the bully, while those who don't like it might be appeased by the denial.
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"I didn't care about this particular role, and yet top CBS brass suddenly are eager for me to accept it," Phillips claimed to the Times.
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That said, while stackers are eager for special edition cups and official speed stacking merch, their passion for the sport is bigger than a brand.
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Unlike Wreck-It Ralph where I could have done with more video game gags, the sequel had me eager for more of the friendship storyline.
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"I had just been told that there were 20133 women who had all gotten together and were eager for somebody to do research," said Hayes.
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The younger women, aware of the groundbreaking work of Betty Friedan and the overt sexiness of Janis Joplin, are eager for change and to learn.
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Her move had sparked some concern within the Senate, as Democrats were eager for her to help Clinton fend off a spirited challenge from Sanders.
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With the 20143 financial crisis still on people's minds, Americans were eager for reassurance as they grappled with the new realities of the economic downturn.
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I was eager for the things that a US$45,000 salary can't buy: new experiences, genuine camaraderie, fun challenges, and a general sense of purpose.
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His wife, Columba, who never relished politics, seemed ambivalent, and his immediate family was not eager for the scrutiny that a presidential run would invite.
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Cate Blanchett and Kristen Wiig enjoyed working together on the new comedy Where'd You Go, Bernadette so much that they're already eager for round two!
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But given the potential of the Chinese market, the Motion Picture Association of America remains eager for Beijing to open its doors wider to Hollywood.
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Trump administration lawyers, eager for another chance to shape the court, following the April appointment of Justice Neil Gorsuch, were ready to seize another vacancy.
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That said, we're eager for freedom and this is an exciting time to take a risk, so long as you remember that Mercury is retrograde.
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With only months to go before many businesses need to make decisions on future investment, they are eager for clarity on how Brexit will work.
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He's clearly eager for us to try it, but as if to slow himself down, he says it needs a couple moments to breathe. Sure.
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Advertising accounted for 89.1 percent of Google's total revenue in the quarter, and analysts are eager for the company to tap new sources of growth.
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Last Friday, the Nike store at the Seattle Premium Outlets in Tulalip, Washington felt the wrath of determined sneaker addicts eager for some good deals.
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Fans are definitely eager for the next season: A hacker (or group of hackers) reportedly leaked several episodes of season five ahead of it's debut.
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By the 2000s, the Turkish public was fed up with being lied to, eager for change, and a massive producer and consumer of new media.
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Here's what else is happening: Here comes a beautiful Monday to make us nostalgic for last weekend and eager for Friday to roll around again.
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America's businesses are eager for a level playing field that helps U.S. companies compete and provides a fair system and economic prosperity for both countries.
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Bowman's confirmation was welcomed by industry trade associations eager for the former bank official to further the Fed's efforts to loosen rules on smaller lenders.
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In an era when America seeks to assert profitable and cutting-edge technology dominance, firms may be getting eager for answers sooner rather than later.
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In the 1990s, Russia was economically prostrate and eager for American investments but still proud and wanting to be seen as superpower on world stage.
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Trump is reportedly eager for his trade negotiators to find common ground with China so that he can scale back or end his trade wars.
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The administration's own efforts to lower drug costs have seen mixed results, leaving the president and allies eager for a legislative win on the issue.
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Clinton, with her reputation for partisanship and unpopularity with Republicans, was eager for a governing partner who would help reach out to the other party.
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But the studio and Mr. Mosko parted ways on Wednesday — Mr. Mosko has long been eager for expanded responsibilities — and he will not be replaced.
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But, she added, foreigners eager for a toehold in the city, and young people unsaddled with any preconceived ideas about the area, will likely flock.
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But global suppliers, who regularly used to offer wheat in Egyptian state tenders, are eager for more clarity from their biggest customer before they return.
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Too bad it falls victim to the aforementioned pacing issues, arriving just at the moment we're most eager for the story to keep moving. Surprise!
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From this self-proclaimed "resistance," tens of thousands of would-be candidates for local, state, and federal offices have emerged, eager for guidance and support.
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The holiday season is behind us, but California's Senate Democrats are eager for the state's residents to stay in a charitable—albeit compulsorily charitable — mood.
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Renzi, who quit as premier in December, had earlier called for elections to be brought forward to June, eager for a swift return to office.
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They'll be eager for emotional knowledge over the course of the next few days, and travel will be a great way to feed that hunger.
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Eberle is eager for high-tension Eastern Conference rivalry games ahead, especially when the Islanders host the Rangers twice at Barclays Center later this season.
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He had worked in different capacities for the Village Inn restaurant chain for four decades, ultimately owning nine restaurants, and he was eager for retirement.
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Others said Mr. Molho was just serving as a good lawyer for a client, Mr. Netanyahu, who was not eager for a far-reaching commitment.
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Everyone huddled around Mr. Estrada, eager for any news they had not already gleaned from Facebook and WhatsApp, where fake news about the crisis circulates.
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"We will continue to be transparent with our students, staff, parents, and the community and are eager for the facts to be released," he said.
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Mr. Xi may have assumed, some said, that Mr. Trump was so eager for an agreement that American negotiators would swallow the last-minute changes.
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Sierra Leone's Ministry of Health and Sanitation was eager for Emory's help, according to Dr. Kwame Oneill, who manages its Comprehensive Program for Ebola Survivors.
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SURFACING Mawlynnong, a village in northeastern India, attracts throngs of visitors eager for a slice of village life, lush gardens and a tradition of cleanliness.
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The decision to sell just a part of itself may be disappointing to shareholders eager for more drastic steps to turn around its stagnant business.
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The same study also found that 89 percent of Americans said they were eager for both parties to come together and find opportunities to compromise.
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Now the companies could find themselves in a race to the public markets, courting investors eager for a piece of two prominent tech industry darlings.
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He seems, for example, to be eager for a trade war with China, which imported $187 billion worth of U.S. goods and services last year.
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If ultraviolence in the real world has left you eager for more, consider this London import, a stage version of the futuristic Anthony Burgess novel.
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American companies eager for a share of the One Belt, One Road business hope for greater enthusiasm going forward so their interests will be protected.
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Mr. Trump said Tuesday that if Saudis were so eager for the United States to stay engaged in Syria, they should help finance the campaign.
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And the party general secretary and later president, Jiang Zemin, appeared eager for affirmation and even friendship from President Bill Clinton and other Western leaders.
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Ms. Smith is eager for experiences and opportunities — "I'm ready for the uncensored world," she says — but of course the world is less than accommodating.
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His youth and enthusiasm for reform work in his favor, in a country where the majority of the population is young and eager for work.
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A recurring theory is that President Donald Trump wants to be impeached, or that he is at least eager for the political brawl it represents.
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Voters are eager for leaders willing to take meaningful steps to build a high-wage manufacturing sector, not simply pose for photos on factory floors.
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Even if Benchmark did not sell, one person with knowledge described several smaller Uber investors — eager for liquidity from the still-private company — as interested.
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Just as important, Cooter said, groups like the Three Percenters are eager for confrontation with anti-Trump liberals, who are themselves taking to the streets.
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But the "fun" has been short-lived, as four Trollstation YouTube pranksters eager for their slice of internet fame yesterday saw their online careers interrupted.
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Whatever Sanders's intentions, the Democratic Party is eager for Hillary Clinton to move on to the general election and focus on taking on Donald Trump.
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He had earlier called for national elections to be brought forward to June from the scheduled 2018 date, eager for a swift return to high office.
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Investors are eager for details on XPO's acquisition strategy and Jacobs reiterated on Wednesday XPO's plans to make "one or two" big acquisitions by year end.
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If you're eager for the new 8th-generation you can expect to start seeing them in devices on store shelves by the end of the year.
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She works for a company that sells information and projections to alcohol conglomerates who are eager for a solution to the challenges posed by legal cannabis.
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During Ms. Palin's 37-minute score settling-slash-endorsement address last week, Mr. Trump seemed, at times, uncomfortable and eager for her to wrap things up.
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Eager for a second act as a German business tycoon, in 2005 he took the helm of KarstadtQuelle, which later became Arcandor, then Germany's biggest retailer.
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Mr. Kasich thrived in more secular New Hampshire by appealing to moderate voters eager for a president who can balance budgets and work with both parties.
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It's a tad surprising, however, that Wesley and Somerhalder are so eager for the characters they've spent eight years playing to burn up in the sun.
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But in 2010, Japan Railways was working to extend the Shinkansen bullet train to Kumamoto, and the city fathers were eager for tourists to use it.
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Lopez Obrador's response to that problem, said Torres Landa, could be popular with Mexican voters eager for change, but could lead to Venezuela-style economic chaos.
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He said he was eager for the team to be invited back to the Copa even at the short-term cost of more results like Tuesday's.
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Clinton played down The A.P.'s call, eager for supporters to stay motivated, as her aides grumbled about the news media stepping on her big moment.
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Though the number of viable trap en español contenders run in the dozens, Arcángel clearly came out the gate this month eager for an early lead.
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The comments come after investment groups have begun buying oil assets in the state in recent months from traditional oil producers eager for a cash infusion.
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At first, Nixon seemed to heed his own caveat that the Americans not appear too eager for a deal, lest China sense weakness and exploit it.
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But most of them will try foldable devices, and eventually one of them may actually connect with a world of smartphone buyers eager for something different.
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Many states, eager for a place in the spotlight, rushed to hold their votes in the first two weeks of March, when delegates are awarded proportionately.
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Inspired by the never-ending shutdown, we're eager for some savvy guesses and Googling about who said what, according to news and television reports this week.
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The International Olympic Committee is eager for the host nation to do well at each Games to increase interest in the event and boost ticket sales.
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Yet, to the vexation of those Brazilians eager for their culture to be known for something other than samba, soccer, and slums, Machado's popularity didn't spread.
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They were picked up by a White House eager for a bit of good news on a day when the administration was battling on numerous fronts.
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The bill was negotiated as House leaders tried to head off a rebellion from moderate members eager for action to address the fate of the Dreamers.
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Inspired by the 15th anniversary of the premiere of the comedy program "The Office," we're eager for some smart guesses about the long-running television hit.
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The prospect of a patchwork of state-level rules explains why tech companies are suddenly eager for Washington to step in to set a national standard.
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But those eager for more should consider the movies of the Japanese director Michio Yamamoto, who is said to have been inspired in part by Hammer.
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Trump, eager for a big foreign policy win on North Korea, which has eluded his predecessors for decades, has repeatedly stressed his good relationship with Kim.
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The White House wants $50 billion for the airline industry; the travel, cruise, and casino industries are also eager for federal money, the Washington Post reported.
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She hated to cook and was eager for a career, so in the 1950s, she took a job as the manager of her sons' school cafeteria.
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British insurance companies may be eager for a greater crack at the enormous American market, but that would be outside the scope of a potential deal.
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All the time, "Generation Q" (which presumably stands for "queer") is eager for approval from the LGBTQ+ audience that will watch and judge it circa 2019.
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Mr. Dugin seemed most eager for Mr. Trump to get on with his promise to "drain the swamp" in Washington, although he worried about the consequences.
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If ultra-violence in the real world has left you eager for more, consider this London import, a stage version of the futuristic Anthony Burgess novel.
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Business groups are also eager for the administration to quickly move ahead with the next round of the trade talks, with many tariffs still in place.
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A Hamiltonian wouldn't have saber-rattled so wildly against North Korea; a Wilsonian wouldn't be so subsequently eager for a deal with such an odious regime.
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GOP leaders in the House said the memos show Trump was eager for Comey to investigate the allegations against him in order to clear his name.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and are both Sanders supporters eager for their mom to have the chance to connect with their candidate's campaign in her first language.
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The revelation itself, however, was held back until after the first commercial break, a windup that some fellow journalists, eager for any bombshells, found exceedingly lengthy.
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Over the past few years, South Korea's $4.7 billion entertainment industry has won over an international audience eager for the country's films, music and beauty products.
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Consumer giants are eager for a fix of a business that Euromonitor forecasts will grow at a steady 3 percent annually over the next four years.
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Republicans, however, were eager for Mr. Cohen to testify in public, saying privately that they planned to question him aggressively and paint him as a liar.
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And so the ritual is worthwhile, at least for candidates who are eager for elite establishment support, which brings access to donors, endorsements, and the like.
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A network known for conservative commentary and staunch loyalty to the president is drawing Democratic candidates eager for a big platform with access to Trump voters.
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Still, Capuano, unlike maybe everyone else in Boston, seemed pretty chill about the whole thing—copping to the loss on Instagram, understandably eager for baseball season.
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Yuval Steinitz, a member of Netanyahu's security cabinet, told Israel Radio earlier that Israel was "not eager for war" but would make no concessions to Hamas.
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Consider this: Like most clinicians, I am eager for scientific progress, something new that will yield more clarity and provide my patients with faster or deeper relief.
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Most remain eager for signs of how Bolsonaro and his Economy Minister Paulo Guedes will tackle the country's public debt, now at around 77 percent of GDP.
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But, like some within Trump's own party, international leaders and interest groups are eager for details on how Trump will alter US standing on the world stage.
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His first public rally through the streets of central Cairo was attended mostly by journalists eager for a glimpse of the last-minute competitor, rather than supporters.
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Could entrepreneurs be so eager for tech press fame and chasing the vanity metric of the day that they're ignoring the need to build a real business?
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The children of immigrant families are usually the few students of color in city classrooms, while their parents work long hours at businesses eager for the help.
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Italy is eager for greater European consolidation in the wake of Brexit, but Merkel is more concerned about preserving the integrity of the eventual 27-member bloc.
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They interact with and are influenced by journalists, politicians and thinkers who are eager for self-government but unsure how their lives will change because of it.
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An energetic beatboxer opened things up, but with it being before 21361437AM and coffee not allowed inside, I was eager for things to get started in earnest.
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However, ride-sharing businesses are eager for the advent of Level 4 autonomous vehicles, which would be able to operate in typical driving conditions without human supervision.
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The drone's operator, sitting in some underground bunker in the city with bloodshot eyes eager for more "triumphs," would surely fire a rocket at him without hesitation.
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If the company pulls it off it could spell a blow for VR, which has so far been fueled by gamers eager for an immersive gaming experience.
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"The EU has a serious partner in Chisinau and we are eager for EU financing in 2018 - we are confident all conditions will be met," he said.
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At one point, the FAA had to ground fire-fighting planes because drone camera pilots, eager for a glimpse of the devastation, were getting in the way.
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We heard from past Disrupt attendees that they are eager for more opportunities to discuss in greater depth the big topics we cover on the main stage.
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Off the pitch, however, the 32 competing nations' social media efforts are being closely followed by fans eager for news and a glimpse of their favorite players.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's move this week to delay tariffs on Chinese goods, welcomed by investors eager for an end to trade conflicts, should also suppress volatility.
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The Trump administration, eager for an agreement to be signed soon, wants to scrap a dispute-resolution mechanism that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says is crucial.
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Historians were particularly eager for new details of Oswald's six-day trip to Mexico City, where he met with Cubans and Soviets two months before the assassination.
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His Twitter account, once a sleepy province of corgi and cat videos, is now a favorite of Trump detractors eager for Mr. Conway's sweeping and spiky denunciations.
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You're eager for a big change to take place at work, and may even feel quite angry about it; try to find healthy ways to express yourself.
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The second season was a sloppy and convoluted mess, save for a few brilliant stand-alone episodes, and it didn't particularly make anyone eager for a third.
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Clinton continues to grapple with Mr. Sanders's challenge on the left, could become an intolerable prospect for Democrats eager for a free hand to engage Mr. Trump.
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But voters in the district, some of whom with no ties to the farm industry, are also eager for candidates to prove their ties to the region.
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Clinton has an edge: Her party is energized around these issues and seems eager for a fight, while some Republicans sound fatigued about racism in law enforcement.
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Eager for action in any event, Senate GOP leaders pushed to pass their bill this week even without the kind of analysis it has previously insisted on.
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Inspired by "The Late Show" claiming the No. 1 rated show in late night, we're eager for some smart guesses about the history of late night television.
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Mr. Gingrich also seems eager for the job, and has the intellectual bona fides and dynamic personality to handle someone like Mr. Trump as his running mate.
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Coupled with a difficult NATO meeting in Belgium, Trump might then be eager for some positives to take home to Washington after an awkward trip to Europe.
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It's as if their love had all along been conceived as a play, with a ready-made audience in their fellow-students, eager for the next twist.
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The president-elect seems eager for better ties with Russia, but they should not come at the expense of democratic Ukraine or while Moscow intimidates the Baltics.
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It's been a little more than three years since Justin Timberlake released his classic album, The 20/20 Experience, and his fans are eager for new tunes.
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The bill has the backing of the banking industry, where firms are eager for reassurance from the federal government they can engage in this sort of business.
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"With rates rising, and refinancing business dropping off, lenders are more eager for purchase mortgages, including an 220-220-210," said Tim Lucas, editor of Mortgage Insider.
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Obama—and, by association, the Americans who elected him—was portrayed as a heartbroken leader eager for gun reform, but stymied by Republicans beholden to the NRA.
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But his plant operates year-round, and he is eager for ICE to finish its work so he can replace the lost workers before the fall harvest.
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China is eager for the renminbi to replace the dollar as a reserve currency, but few investors want to hold a currency governed by strict capital controls.
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" He added, however, "As a husband, a father and a human being in the world, I'm eager for the industry to collectively do better on this front.
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All of us in the house of outrage are eager for the special counsel to find the goods on the president and Russia, obstruction, financial shenanigans, anything.
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North Korean leaders have been eager for decades to meet with an American president; it's just that no previous president agreed for fear of legitimizing the regime.
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The Sears at the Great Lakes Mall in Mentor, Ohio, which in 2011 attracted shoppers eager for deals, closed last year and has yet to be replaced.
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Inspired by Greta Thunberg as Time's 2019 Person of the Year, we're eager for some smart guesses about the history of the annual magazine cover about influencers.
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Scott Walker of Wisconsin, for example, has told associates he is unlikely to campaign with the president — there is no lack of lawmakers eager for his help.
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On Tuesday night in Des Moines, Iowa, neither candidate seemed eager for a clash over the meeting yet both dug their heels in on their own accounts.
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Mr. Connaughton, who was born in Mexico City to a white father and a Mexican mother, was also eager for a safe community and more diverse neighbors.
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This procession is being greeted with hungry eyes by a species only just knocking on the door of interstellar exploration and eager for news from out there.
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When they catch the scent, their bodies go rigid, their tails start wagging, and they sit facing their handler at the deposit site, eager for ball time.
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The strange tale involves a Cinderella team, a bookmaker eager for publicity and, most important, a portly, middle-aged goalkeeper with a taste for meat and potatoes.
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Scott Walker, all have appeal among sections of the GOP primary electorate and could be eager for redemption, even if a unilateral challenge to Trump is unlikely.
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The moves come as Democrats move quickly toward an impeachment vote that could arrive by Christmas — and as Trump remains eager for Republicans to stay in line.
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Bankers are eager for large event-driven financings amid a lack of deal flow so far in 22.8, the lowest level since 21993, according to LPC data.
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While some environmental groups think industry gained too much in the final version of the law, they are still eager for regulators to flex their new powers.
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Whenever he sends her a play, he said, she is eager for a chance to wear a bad wig or padded butt and maybe a fake nose.
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Apparently eager for company, Mr. Foreman was instantly welcoming when I knocked on his door, unannounced, at a residence for seniors in Maida Vale in West London.
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This week's teaser trailer follows a litany of previews — an announcement, a feature-length trailer, and two featurettes — but they're all so good we're eager for more.
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The bank is under political pressure not to raise rates, with President Tayyip Erdogan preoccupied by slowing economic growth and eager for lower borrowing costs to spur investment.
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"We are eager for the fight ahead," Paras Shah, the lawyer who argued Tuesday on behalf of the National Treasury Employees Union, told BuzzFeed News after the hearing.
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The next dogs to appear were so eager for treats that they immediately lay on their backs and wagged their tails, shedding fur the moment they were petted.
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Clinton's four-year stint as U.S. Secretary of State may raise her appeal with the world's leaders, all of whom are eager for no geopolitical shocks post-election.
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Hot Creations label owner, DJ and producer Lee Foss plays in clubs across the globe to packed rooms full of fans eager for a diverse, house-heavy set.
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Still, while effective, these cut-aways have a cumulatively comic effect; like our young protagonists, the audience becomes quite eager for them to just get on with it.
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In the aftermath, hundreds of fans crowded the stage, eager for a chance to hand Ninja, Lil Yachty, and other famous faces their phone to take selfies with.
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Neither side is eager for war; but Iran is definitely eager to see sanctions relaxed, and has few ways of achieving that end which do not look warlike.
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It's been a long time since we had a proper Castlevania game, and the recent Netflix anime has only made fans more eager for some vampire whipping action.
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As the runaway success of Spectacles has shown, the snapping public is more than eager for the newest way to share every single one of their waking moments.
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Italy is eager for wealthy nations to do much more to help develop Africa's economy and make it more appealing for youngsters to stay in their home countries.
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Her solitude left her aching with loneliness, eager for visits from her doctor (who "wore his sadness with such loveliness") and nurses, who were too busy to linger.
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That, to me, is the only route by which this effort will spread beyond a small societal sector eager for reality — like the folks who visit this blog.
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Utahns do appear eager for a fresh face in the Senate, as a poll from August found that more than three-quarters of voters want Hatch to retire.
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It is a blow to younger Cubans who are eager for a more pluralistic system led by people closer to their own ages and unencumbered by socialist orthodoxies.
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When you first get a new job, you don't want to be overly eager for friendship before getting a chance to settle down in your role, Cenedella said.
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Clinton did appear to be eager for the moment, if not for the new proximity of the news media, and for what the end of the summer meant.
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The prodding provided an indication that interest groups are eager for lawmakers to move forward on the energy bill as the window for legislative action this year shrinks.
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After decades as an amateur player eager for a big break, the veggie burger has made its ascent, becoming a destination dish and hashtag darling as never before.
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Operatives close to the former president insist he will campaign for Democrats in 2018 and has been fielding calls from candidates eager for him to stump for them.
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But the country's military leadership, eager for the populist boost it got from passing a constitutional amendment that year to make Islam's status official, shrugged off their worries.
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Some find it easier to sympathize with people they can see than with people about whom they read, and I'm eager for the film to reach this population.
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Many reporters, eager for fresh material, may have groaned inwardly when Stephanopoulos turned the final debate question into personal discussions of resilience in the lives of the candidates.
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Greenberg said his results were overwhelming: Americans are eager for a presidential candidate who characterizes the economy as stacked against the middle class in favor of the rich.
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ESPN, then far from the dominant network it is today, was eager for cheap programming to fill time, and turned it into a massive, multiple-day television spectacle.
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Mr. Atwater, a Republican who voted for Mr. Trump, said he was eager for a trade deal but taking a wait-and-see approach on the president's policies.
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The positive signals come as something of a relief to Greece's creditors, who are eager for the country to cut its dependence on bailouts funded by European taxpayers.
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Inspired by the 25th anniversary of "Friends," we're eager for some smart guesses about the award-winning NBC sitcom that ran for 85033 seasons from 1994 to 2004.
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We rarely think about it that way because it's so easy to fire off a quick message and we're so eager for an immediate response — for more information.
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He fought for his wife to join him on the trip, because he was eager for her to meet Prince Harry, who founded the games, the Post reported.
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While neither Moscow nor Beijing is eager for North Korea to keep its nuclear weapons, both say they are wary of a possible humanitarian crisis in the country.
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Shares of Kraft Heinz jumped more than 10 percent on Friday while those of Unilever rose 15 percent, suggesting that investors in both were eager for a union.
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And don't forget that millions of South Koreans still have families above the 38th Parallel, making them less eager for any kind of military attack on North Korea.
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Mexico, which ratified the USMCA, is eager for approval because the country's exports and foreign direct investment are heavily dependent on having unfettered access to the U.S. marketplace.
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The policy limbo has both frustrated a handful of domestic biotech firms, and led other seed companies to simply peddle unregistered GMO seeds to farmers eager for solutions.
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Mr. Trump has said in the past that he is eager for Republicans to mount a robust defense of his actions during a trial that would include witnesses.
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Eager for a challenge, he accepted the offer, even though he knew playing time would be hard to come by on a team stacked with blue-chip recruits.
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In poor countries, clinics in remote areas are eager for tests that can be done rapidly and without electricity, especially when no one trained to pierce veins is available.
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This is why Philadelphia 76ers fans have been so eager for Joel Embiid to finally play basketball — the dude has physical gifts that, as they say, can't be taught.
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Gotta love those retailers who are so eager for sales they'll take all the wind out of the sails of some of the largest tech companies on the planet.
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That bit of history is inspiration enough to make us eager for some smart guesses about the Queen of Crime, who went on to write 65 more detective novels.
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While Chance's fanbase is largely identified as millennial, the fact that at least a hundred DHH fans are eager for his set indicates that his appeal is even broader.
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Joanna Raynes, 26, who lives in Williamsburg, said that she was already tired of the work being done along the waterfront and that she was not eager for more.
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By the end of his story, my blood was rushing down south and I was crawling on top of him, eager for him to reenact the whole scene again.
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"Thought there'd be a late night text, asking me where I've been at," she sings, eager for a sign that she didn't conjure up this relationship in her head.
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"I've interviewed for a lot of nanny jobs and [the parents] were always eager for me to meet the children and see how I interacted with them," Masse said.
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Whatever brain chemicals make you feel satisfied, we don't all get them in the same way, some people are inherently more eager for new experience or novelty or risk.
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Network officials don't want the host to engage in offensive humor, but they also want to keep the crowds at home hooked and eager for the next one-liner.
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"We remain eager for the government to provide this additional clarity and legislation, and will continue to offer our ideas and specific suggestions," the company said in a statement.
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Tokyo (CNN)President Donald Trump arrived in Japan on Saturday eager for a visit salted with flattery and pomp — particularly as he escapes a hostile political environment back home.
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When outlining his dreams for a Trump presidency, he sometimes sounds remarkably like a Bernie Sanders populist eager for a return to the big-government heyday of the 1930s.
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Insurers and infrastructure investors have ramped up investments into wind power in recent years, eager for the guaranteed returns these assets offer in an otherwise low interest-rate environment.
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Investors, eager for safer investments amid a global market downturn, lost patience in waiting for Twitter to turn around its business and find a way to renew user growth.
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No word on whether or not these books will also get the Hollywood treatment, but it's safe to say there's a huge audience eager for more of these stories.
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Jon Oberheide and I have been eager for Duo to help play a role in the city's growing momentum and support ongoing efforts to bolster the region's technology profile.
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It's also a squirmy experience, particularly when one of Weiner's mercenary sext partners arrives on the scene, grotesquely eager for a share of the limelight and a quick buck.
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DWS is pursuing its goal of building a new European rival to BlackRock, Vanguard and Amundi and is eager for a major deal, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
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Mr. Castro has received the financial support from many Latino donors who are eager for him to stay in the race even if they have formally endorsed another candidate.
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Class action defendants, obviously, are eager for the Supreme Court to do the same, imposing a new and difficult obstacle for class certification, especially in low-dollar consumer cases.
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They have Republican majorities in both houses of Congress, and a Republican president so eager for accomplishments that he's said he will literally sign anything they send to him.
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After that, he's eager for at least a little rest and relaxation when summoned back to Europe, boarding a luxury train as it chugs through the snow-encrusted mountains.
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Eager for some stability, Asian markets rallied on Thursday following news that the US and China will reconvene talks in October in an effort to settle the trade war.
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Western powers are eager for stability in the OPEC oil producer, Africa's largest country by land mass and a key gas supplier for Europe and partner to fight militants.
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To a reading public eager for vicarious sexual thrills, Bill Hamling's Nightstand Books, which were openly and widely distributed, offered a commodity that was in instant and enormous demand.
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But the bank is reluctant to make such a move, with Erdogan and the government preoccupied by slowing economic growth and eager for lower borrowing costs to spur investment.
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Investors new to the sector said they are eager for a piece of a recreational marijuana market that by some estimates will reach $50 billion over the next decade.
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Especially eager for the music (one of the struggles I have on long motorcycle trips is the lack thereof), I told him I'd stop and have a look around.
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Gowdy also didn't appear particularly eager for his panel to continue investigating Trump's possible violation of the Constitution's emoluments clause, which bars presidents from accepting payments from foreign governments.
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One of his first tasks was to establish operations in Australia, where gold miners were eager for ways to protect themselves from market swings by setting up financial hedges.
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But if Judge O'Neill were to permit him to stay at home, the judge would surely face bitter criticism from the many female accusers eager for closure this week.
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He had arranged to meet with the Katangese separatist leader, Moïse Tshombe, whose forces were backed by Western political and mining interests not eager for Mr. Hammarskjold to succeed.
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As she departed Mr. Trump's speech, Lyn Cobley, chief executive of Westpac Institutional Bank, Australia's oldest bank, took home the message that the United States was eager for investment.
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Anaïs Mitchell's folk opera catches the ear from the first notes and leaves you eager for a second or third listen, even when the lyrics descend toward the banal.
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"There's an old joke — 'Dear Diary, the 100 Years War started today,'" said Ms. Fiske, who has consulted for political candidates eager for insight into the average voter's mind.
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China, home to a burgeoning moneyed class that includes many who are eager for a foothold in the United States, is the biggest market for the birth-tourism industry.
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With her tank full and the music on, she pulled back into the street, eager for morning when she would drive herself to work at the Ministry of Health.
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After working together on Pascal Dusapin's 2015 opera "Penthesilea" at the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie in Brussels, Mr. Audi and Ms. de Bruyckere were eager for a reunion.
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Some people might feel like being loners today, while others might find themselves annoyed by everything, and some of us are just impatient—but we're all eager for change.
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But Ms. Wall, who cares full time for her 20-year-old autistic twins and donates blood plasma for extra income, is eager for the security of Medicaid coverage.
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Whitesides said the company will later share its strategy on premium pricing, saying the $1,000 deposits will help identify the customers most eager for the next batch of sales.
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Open Book Eleanor Roosevelt was not eager for the visibility that came with being America's first lady, but she made the most of the stage once she had it.
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CreditCreditFrances F. Denny for The New York Times After "Freshwater," Akwaeke Emezi's critically acclaimed debut novel, came out in 2018, publishers were eager for more from the Nigerian writer.
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And Trump has signaled that he is eager for wins to tout on the trail, including on trade and other drug pricing, leaving open the prospect of more deals.
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Some Biden allies are eager for more campaign cash to rebut the attacks, which an outside super PAC that can easily collect from wealthy contributors backing Biden's presidential bid.
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But she said that on this occasion she'd be willing to perform the piece, which she was eager to play and eager for people to learn about, without charge.
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Whitesides said the company will later share its strategy on premium pricing, saying the $2603,2200 deposits will help identify the customers most eager for the next batch of sales.
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It is unclear if lower-level diplomats working on the Trump administration's North Korea policy have been explicitly told that the President is no longer eager for another summit.
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"Wait," asked a Senate aide grabbing utensils for lunch as she paused to look up at the cable news screens, eager for the latest updates from beyond Capitol Hill.
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Freshly impeached by the House and eager for his Senate trial to begin, Trump is spending the holidays in a tense intermission as lawmakers argue over their next steps.
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But while he pushes his company to pursue that ambition, one of SpaceX's biggest customers appears eager for his focus to be on human spaceflight projects closer to home.
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A protest for immigration reform attracts many families simply concerned about deportation, where they will likely be handed a copy of The Socialist Worker by activists eager for recruits.
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Eager for a bigger arena, he moved to New York City and settled first in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, then in the Grand Street building, a former wholesale cosmetics space.
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But Republicans eager for a break from Yellen's moderate monetary policy and defense of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law want to see Trump pick a more conservative candidate.
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With Mr. Trump's party still divided, his team was eager for information that could be used against his Democratic opponent, just as any nominee would be at that stage.
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While I did get better at looking more relaxed, I continued to feel tense and disconnected from what I was saying, and eager for my talk to be over.
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A report in 2014 by Sir Christopher Kelly, an ex-civil servant, concluded that the Co-op Bank, eager for Britannia's retail customers and branches, did not look closely enough.
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We find a French cafe that looks great and awkwardly get a coffee there while they prep for lunch, trying not to seem too eager for them to start serving.
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If you want to open your home to grateful dog who is eager for and deserving of his first taste of freedom and family, visit National Mill Dog Rescue's website.
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Syed was accustomed to cutting deals with odd characters who'd lucked into their silicon and were eager for money; he never asked many questions about the provenance of their goods.
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And, as on his near-daily visits to Capitol Hill, Pence found in Europe that leaders and diplomats were eager for a US representative more conversant in matters of policy.
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When we entered Zhong Huang Spa, a man with a massage implement was rapidly hitting himself on the back as three young women crowded around, eager for their body rubs.
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The healthcare legislation is the first plank of President Trump's domestic policy agenda, with investors eager for him to move onto his other plans, including tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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"Some people say, 'Well, they'll have prosthetics,' and you know he's eager for everything else, but his life will never be the same," she told the TV station in Washington.
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We suppose the fact that we are as eager for internet deals as some kids are for toys is a sign that we're officially adults, and we're fine with that.
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Having moved from St. Louis to Chicago on a substantial contract in December and got off to a slow start, Heyward was surely eager for any opportunity to chip in.
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They have been starved of new money opportunities and are eager for the chance to soak up excess liquidity and reverse the supply/demand imbalance that has plagued the market.
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Hopefully Google decides to expand that, or possibly take into consideration the number of users who are eager for a better UI solution for bright screens and battery life conservation.
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"She was eager for adventure, and I always found her easy to speak with," Principal Graham Rutherford of Cardinal Newman High School in California, told the news outlet of Coogan.
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The city's violent crime was out of control—infamously, in 20143 the Brooklyn neighborhood of Crown Heights erupted in a racially-tinged riots—and its denizens were eager for calm.
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Eager for justice, Riley drops off the grid to prepare for her own brand of justice: taking out the cartel responsible for her family's death, one person at a time.
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Planetary scientists are especially eager for the spacecraft to visit Ultima Thule since it's an object in the Kuiper Belt — the huge cloud of icy rocks that orbits beyond Neptune.
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Beyond priced its IPO at $25 per share, but investors eager for a piece of the meat substitutes market have sent the price surging, fueling additional interest from short sellers.
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Most kept their distance, but I watched fan after fan approach him everywhere he went, focused on their own excitement, eager for a moment they could take away and keep.
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Trump has been eager for a second summit with Kim even though their first meeting in Singapore in June produced only vague commitments from Kim and little concrete progress since.
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Ukraine has been an unwilling star in the impeachment proceedings, eager for good relations with Trump as it depends heavily on U.S. support to defend itself from Russian-backed separatists.
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"President Trump is eager for a new free trade agreement that will take our Number 1 trade relationship to unlimited new heights," Pompeo said of the future relationship with Britain.
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Kodak is remaking the Super 8... Samsung is really, really eager for you to know about its new smart refrigerator with a ridiculously large touchscreen integrated right into the door.
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In other words, Republicans, eager for a legislative win on taxes by the end of the year, are officially at the starting line to aggressively begin negotiations on tax reform.
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Many executives are also not eager for the scrutiny — including swarms of analysts, government regulation and constant coverage in news media — that comes with becoming a public company, Rodgers said.
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But business groups are also eager for her to finish up work on a rule limiting how much risk an investment portfolio can take on through derivatives, contract-based investments.
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Lyft floated the idea of a quiet or zen mode in cars last year, and riders are still eager for the option in all rides – not only in pricier options.
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The Bank of France has been eager for the rates to come down to get them closer in line with the European Central Bank's main interest rate of 0.05 percent.
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The civil-rights movement preceded the protest meteor of the late sixties, but, for a new generation eager for change, it showed what was possible by taking to the streets.
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Naturally, the loudest voices are on the left, which is locked into an "oppose-everything-Trump" mindset and is especially eager for the U.S. to rejoin the Obama nuclear deal.
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But the decision to forgo a potentially lifesaving treatment is never taken lightly, and doctors have been eager for more data to make sure they are on the right path.
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So fans here are eager for a victory at Brazil's Olympics, especially after an embarrassing 7-1 clobbering by Germany in the semifinals of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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And with a music business that's been upended by the Internet, shaving record sales (and those songwriting royalties) by considerable sums, producers are finding those musicians eager for new opportunities.
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Inspired by today's anniversary of the first, transformative sale of Apple Macintosh computers in 85033, we're eager for some smart guesses drawn from past and current headlines tied to Apple.
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Sex and Rage's secondary title is "Advice For Young Ladies Eager For A Good Time," which might be reasonably added to at least half of the books I've recommended here.
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Because employees are free to jump ship to work at or even found a startup, whenever an established company stumbles there are plenty of hungry new ones eager for talent.
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Passing these bills now would be a powerful symbol to a public eager for Congress to lead, as National Suicide Prevention Month ends and National Domestic Violence Awareness Month begins.
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Much of this is justified and long overdue, given how women are exploited and discriminated against, but it may leave some men feeling defensive, belittled, and eager for a champion.
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Israel and Hezbollah fought a month-long war in 2006 after Hezbollah captured two Israeli soldiers in a cross-border raid, but neither side seems eager for another conflict now.
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Investors are also eager for these new IPOs since companies are staying private longer and and the number of companies that are going public has been low by historical standards.
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She sees developers latch on to young chefs eager for their own restaurants, but then they lock the chefs into high rent, she said, and demand 20123 percent of sales.
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But China's willingness to reach any deal for purchases while considerable tariffs remain in place suggested that Beijing officials, as well as Mr. Trump, were genuinely eager for a truce.
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In the most extreme cases—for example within white nationalist circles—those framing Yiannopoulos abstractly are bigots, plain and simple, eager for any excuse to denigrate othered groups en masse.
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Back on his native turf — a hotel ballroom in Midtown Manhattan, five blocks from Trump Tower — the president strolled onto the stage like a prizefighter eager for the opening bell.
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Turning biker jackets from standard game to '80s outsider, and making cropped zip-ups the centerpiece of the look, the brand made us a lot less eager for summer's arrival.
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But Republican leaders who are eager for large tax cuts did not allow their internal divisions over elements of the package to obscure their overall support for Mr. Trump's effort.
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All were eager for Ms. Winfrey's involvement, both because of her access to the new streaming service and her ability to infuse the films with her unique point of view.
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Detroit automakers, for example, are concerned that Washington will impose tariffs on cars made in Mexico, but they are eager for wiggle room on new fuel-efficiency standards at home.
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With such a harrowing year coming to a close, many Turks were eager for New Year's Eve, as if turning the page on the calendar might signal a fresh start.
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But it has also made clear that it isn't eager for a military confrontation with the Iranian regime (though the Pentagon is still actively planning for some sort of response).
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Inspired by pitchers and catchers reporting for spring training, we're eager for some smart guesses and expert Googling about the Major League Baseball off-season and the upcoming 2020 season.
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Soriano said the club was eager for an "early resolution" to its case at CAS, with a hope that a decision could be announced by the start of the summer.
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I'm especially eager for his communion with Pope Francis, an entry in the annals of odd couples that ranks somewhere just above Oscar and Felix, and below Mork and Mindy.
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It is a time characterized by wellness cravings, when many Americans are eager for things like mindfulness, detoxification, and organic produce, and we are willing to suffer for our soulfulness.
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Mr. Trump's supporters, particularly coal-state Republicans, are eager for him to withdraw from the Paris accord, and see such a move as a fulfillment of a signature campaign promise.
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The review, meant to boost shareholder returns at the New York-based bank, has also taken longer than initially promised, sowing impatience among investors eager for a resurgence at Goldman.
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Analysts generally cheered Volker's replacement with Holly, who helped lead Anadarko's operations in the western United States, saying they were eager for updates on his plan for the company's operations.
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From a glance at social media, a troublingly large number of them are all too eager for two nuclear powers to start a battle that will be hard to stop.
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Riding a loyal customer base eager for contemporary looks, Eloquii's sales have tripled since 2015 with a mix of tailored basic and on-trend dresses, tops, pants, jackets, and lingerie.
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Balto, the former FTC policy director, said even if Trump wins reelection, Chopra and Slaughter will wield influence at the agency given that Simons is eager for 5-0 votes.
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The president is also eager for a flood of cheap money to boost the economy and temper the damage of his trade battles as he faces a competitive reelection bid.
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"I kept up with Ashley but didn't want to commit," said Mr. Sands, adding that he was aware that she was eager for the relationship to take the next step.
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When opting to operate indifferent to influence, fans eager for fiction will find their buzz killed by a normalcy that denies them the fictitious place they desire to commune with.
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We are eager for Democratic campaigns to welcome new union members to the labor movement by recognizing and negotiating strong contracts with those of us who work in their own ranks.
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It is expected to be well received by Europe's leveraged loan investors, eager for new paper amid a continued supply and demand imbalance, which has plagued the market since last year.
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In all, more than 242 other American companies have set up shop here, making chemicals, lighters and a broad range of other products for a Chinese market eager for American goods.
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Eager for a better way to have information at his fingertips in top-secret meetings, General Cartwright was dazzled by the possibilities when the first iPad was unveiled early in 2010.
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And he believes that, along with racism and xenophobia, the rise of Trump and of people like him in the past is tied to a disenfranchised working class eager for change.
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Officials said the Russian government was eager for the United States and Europe to roll back economic sanctions, which suggested that it would not escalate tensions over the new military commitments.
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If there are any super, superfans out there willing to take on the task of tracking as many down and creating a massive database of them, we'd be eager for it.
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Three of Catherine's siblings, with the help of the skills they learned from KRM, are now working and the others are preparing and eager for their opportunity to do the same.
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Beyond the consumer aspect, Bennett also notes that PC vendors are also eager for such a Founders Edition, with Falcon Northwest chief Kelt Reeves having apparently lobbied for the present change.
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Kevin Harvick was all smiles and optimism Friday morning at Bristol Motor Speedway, as eager for another week of Monster Energy NASCAR Cup racing as he's been in his championship career.
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Today, Elong's team works on the problem by organizing a month-long rubbish collection campaign every quarter, employing everyone from teenagers eager for work experience to street children needing fast cash.
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With investors eager for actions that will require some bipartisan buy-in, such as an infrastructure package and tax reform, the incredibly rocky start to the new Congress is a concern.
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Some Republicans who spoke to The Hill expressed worry that Trump could be so eager for a foreign policy victory that he ends up being overly credulous of North Korean claims.
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As giddy as Chapman seemed to be about returning to the Yankees, who acquired him in December to fortify an already formidable bullpen, they are eager for his return as well.
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Gottheimer, however, dismissed those potential tensions, arguing that the elections will likely give voice to moderate voters — a group he calls "the silent middle" — eager for more cooperation on Capitol Hill.
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While Democrats are fretting about the CFPB's future, banks and others in the financial services sector are eager for a new start at an agency they've long considered unaccountable and harmful.
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The Washington Post reported Saturday that Trump has requested daily status updates on talks with North Korea and is eager for next steps on the end of the country's nuclear program.
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