It is particularly keen for investment to fund infrastructure projects.
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Israel is keen for America to maintain pressure on Iran.
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Libya's state oil firm, NOC, was also keen for a crackdown.
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Hoteliers are keen for a much-needed shot in the arm.
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Saudi Arabia is keen for local investors to buy a piece.
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But some European officials appear keen for a thaw with Russia.
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Her family, keen for her to marry and have children, is unsympathetic.
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Kenyatta is keen for the poll to proceed to cement his rule.
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Other countries in the association, however, are keen for Britain to join.
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People are always keen for a little pill instead of doing work.
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But with Thanos at large, we're keen for that sweet room-patrolling ability.
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She is also keen for suggestions about what her next designs should be.
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It is particularly keen for investment to fund its backlog of infrastructure projects.
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This group is keen for more local-style heroes, according to industry executives.
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European Union producers, hit by Russian sanctions against them are keen for new markets.
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Meanwhile, everyone outside Australia keen for an emoji plate will have to be patient.
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He created places that are so empty, they keen for the presence of people.
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India is keen for Britain to welcome more of its students and skilled workers.
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Know your way around a pair of scissors and keen for an outback change?
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Charles was keen for extra cash raised through non-parliamentary means, like his predecessors.
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The media, always keen for a race with twists and turns, fueled the speculation.
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President Xi Jinping is keen for Chinese industry to move up the manufacturing value chain.
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That's quite enough drama for one holiday season, and Zelda isn't keen for any more.
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The American aviation and aerospace industries are keen for an open-skies agreement to continue.
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And those who are eating them are really keen for you to know about it.
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Tune in to CNBC's East Tech West next year if you're keen for an update.
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Commercial rights holders Liberty Media are keen for a more level playing field in future.
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Lang Lang clearly loves China's capital and is keen for visitors to feel the same.
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But the more unusual ones are increasingly keen for recognition, aware of the legitimacy it confers.
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Ecclestone said Liberty was not keen for him to attend races and he could understand that.
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The ICO, evidently less than keen for its emails to be trawled through, appealed last month.
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But Vilas looked back at the linesman, keen for him to call Connors' approach shot wide.
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One of the few groups still keen for the whole project to proceed is the archaeologists themselves.
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Despite chronic political worries, investors remain keen for companies that tap into Turkey's young, fast-growing population.
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Or if my mother hadn't been so keen for me to marry a man and have grandchildren.
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That contrasted with his previous statements, in which he had said Riyadh was keen for a deal.
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People are not so keen for appliances like ovens, refrigerators and washing machines to be voice activated.
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There's a great deal of craft in her work, and I'm keen for people to remember that.
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The do-gooding hero is also keen for riches and fame, and he's not subtle about it.
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Mainlanders keen for a flutter must travel to Macau's extravagant casinos or to Hong Kong's jockey clubs.
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Many of those curious first travelers keen for a more authentic experience will inadvertently precipitate the problem.
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"I'm kind of keen for the reader to not know their names before they read," McBride said.
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Dean says he is keen for Immersive Games Lab to also make a positive dent on people's lives.
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About half still want net migration to fall, compared with 13% who are keen for it to rise.
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Foreign leaders, particularly U.S. presidents, are invariably keen for time with both the queen and other senior royals.
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There are good reasons why NATO itself might be keen for Sweden (and Finland) to join its fold.
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Keen for influence over redistricting, Democrats' top targets include open governors' seats in Florida, Michigan, Nevada and Ohio.
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Takahashi said investors are keen for clues on business sentiment and will look to company earnings for direction.
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Ciobo said Australia is keen for a bilateral Free Trade Agreement or Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement with India.
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Germany is keen for rules to be respected, and Renzi and Merkel sidestepped a question on deficit limits.
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French deputy minister Axelle Lemaire is also keen for start-ups to consider setting up in her country.
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That's especially refreshing in Manchester, where so many restaurants are vocally keen for the city's first Michelin star.
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I was so keen for a girlfriend but seemed to always mess things up and not take my chances.
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Outside politics, companies are keen for their staff and their customers to think that they buy in to #MeToo.
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But PiS is keen for a thaw with Brussels ahead of a series of elections this year and next.
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If you're keen for more high-speed Tetris wizardry, here's the full final, starting around the 10-minute mark.
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Hong Kong is keen for the bank's return, which would boost confidence after a torrid time for Chinese markets.
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Firms such as Facebook, Snap and Twitter are keen for users to spend even more time on their platforms.
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Many European governments are keen for that percentage to rise after they led the way in developing offshore wind.
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Takahashi said that investors are keen for clues on business sentiment and will look to company earnings for direction.
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Keen for redemption, miffed at Deford, scarred by '26, Connors opted to skip his U.S. Open postmatch news conferences.
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Chargify, the subscription billing platform, announced today that it has acquired event streaming company, Keen for an undisclosed amount.
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If you're keen for more podcasts that help you make sense of the news, check out our dedicated round-up.
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It certainly makes it easier, if you somehow find yourself a group that is actually keen for a proper date.
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But the government is keen for regional banks to merge, in order to survive a declining population and falling earnings.
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But any exasperated European leaders who are keen for Britain to just go, deal or no deal, should think again.
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But that will be harder to do as she scales, and she's keen for more companies to offer representational photos.
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"The president is keen for the conference to bring about only decisions that suit his own project," Habib told Reuters.
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Grande's fans are keen for her to not be dismissed as yet another sexy pop star singing about her bedroom antics.
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Shareholders would be keen for a sale, as it would be a relatively fast way for them to recoup their investments.
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Chapo's notoriety, however, has meant many others appear keen for the world to know that they did meet with the kingpin.
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Wallonia's Socialists, out of national office for the first time in decades, are troubled by fringe leftists and keen for attention.
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The location of the merged group has symbolic and operational significance, with regulators keen for oversight of its derivatives processing business.
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Its location has also attracted logistics and food-processing companies, which are keen for sites close to the centre of England.
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Many of them voted to leave the EU and are keen for the new prime minister to press on with Brexit.
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Some governments in Europe are sympathetic with Trump's stance and keen for relief from sanctions that are hurting trade with Russia.
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One of the most humanoid of them is holding out a pen, and seems keen for the man to wake up.
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The US government is keen for Britain to relax its trade rules in order to secure a post-Brexit trade deal.
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Like many countries in the region, Vietnam is keen for an American counterweight to balance against the growing heft of China.
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As a long-term, global investor, the fund is keen for its portfolio to reflect the balance of the global economy.
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They were keen for me to share "the beautiful face of Israel with the world" – and with my 20,20133 YouTube subscribers.
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The prince and the duchess are very sporty, so I'm sure they'll be keen for their kids to enjoy sport as well.
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Middle East keen for Asian cash For the oil rich Middle Eastern states, growing closer to Asia helps ensure their economic future.
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Police are keen for a way to distinguish between who's smoked weed in the last few weeks and who's high right now.
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But he was also keen for the UK not be seen to be taking action against the Chinese people -- only their rulers.
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After the Olympics, senior figures at British Athletics were keen for the 23-year-old to make a change, media reports said.
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Ramsey is keen for Wales to stamp their authority early on in the tournament with a positive result in their Bordeaux opener.
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Mylan's EpiPen dominates that market, but has been in short supply since May, leaving many patients and their families keen for alternatives.
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Pettis was particularly keen for this contest, given Miller's penchant for fun fights and position as a custodian of the lightweight division.
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Airlines are keen for the planes to return to the air as soon as possible, as storing and maintaining them is costly.
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But their sons, Randy and Mike, who are in their early 60s and have helped manage it, are keen for other challenges.
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We met up at a lahmajun place he was keen for, and he arrived dressed in all black in the summer heat.
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The so-called G40 faction, associated with Grace Mugabe, Robert's second wife, remains influential, well funded and keen for Mr Mnangagwa to fail.
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Intel is very keen for you to know all about its RealSense technology, which combines three cameras to see and map the world.
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Trump speaks to the Economic Club of New York later on Tuesday, and markets will be keen for any update on the talks.
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Tai, an avid kitesurfer, was keen for Perkins and Obrecht to get networking at MaiTai, his unique retreat for investors and kitesurfing enthusiasts.
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Smaller companies which occupy niches in sectors like tech and retail, with disruptive potential, are drawing in investors keen for growth, he added.
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On the other side of the divide, polls show Tory members are keen for their party to strike such deals with the Brexit Party.
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If you're keen for a niche binge of this kind of home track content, check out this mini Thomas the Tank Engine performing stunts.
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Li is also keen for the LME to attract more participants, and by that he means financial players rather than the traditional physical players.
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Some evacuees are keen for people to return to the place known as 'Fort Mac,' or 'Fort McMoney' for its well-paid oil jobs.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is keen for Tokyo to set a good example by cutting costs in order to attract future candidate cities.
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British media had previously reported the finance ministry was keen for Carney to extend his stay and was having difficulty finding a suitable successor.
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But with regulators keen for banks to reduce the size of their balance sheets, many have decided this activity is not worth the cost.
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But the financial sector is split, with big wholesale banks keen for Britain to stay aligned with the EU to avoid duplication of rules.
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People-traffickers are most often Albanian, Romanian, Vietnamese and Chinese as well as British, since they have ready access to people keen for work.
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And while she didn't explicitly say that she would run for president in 2020, many people are still pretty keen for her to do so.
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With her family keen for Intanon to avoid burns or injuries, the owner let the factory children play on the badminton court she had built.
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With regulators keen for banks to reduce the size of their balance sheets, many are having to reconsider whether this activity is worth the cost.
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Areas of the country where the population is declining or aging rapidly, such as the province of New Brunswick, are especially keen for new blood.
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Nevertheless, Apple is keen for developers to get involved in this experiment, and is offering $100 in credit to app makers who sign up now.
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The location of what will be Europe's biggest stock exchange has symbolic and operational significance, with regulators keen for oversight of its derivatives processing business.
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The fact the State Department bluntly questioned Riyadh and Abu Dhabi's actions in public suggests Washington was keen for the parties to end the dispute.
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Russian officials are keen for Aeroflot to buy more Sukhoi Superjets, a regional airliner, for domestic flights to support the country's fledgling civil aircraft industry.
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The D.U.P. is keen for Britain to leave the European Union, but the party also wants to maintain a "seamless and frictionless" border with Ireland.
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The pimped-up nurse is ushering the crowd to cheer for encouragement but frankly, we're all keen for the show to continue with Cooper intact.
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This philosophy saw me laying on the couch at around 6 PM. I was so keen for a quiet one when my friend Sean called.
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Frustrated by the government system, and keen for their children to learn English, parents have turned to low-cost private schools, many of which are bilingual.
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FacebookFacebook is keen for someone, anyone, to start using the Stories feature it copied from Snapchat, and live streams count as part of that Stories section.
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Tan's parents were so keen for him to stick with his law degree that he didn't tell them when he'd switched to making gaming a career.
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The Chinese giants also enjoy the tacit support of their country's government, which is keen for them to expand in "Belt and Road" countries near China.
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The United Nations cites recent voter registration as evidence that Libyan citizens are keen for a national vote as a way to make a clean break.
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Some vendors are so keen for this protection, that they have offered Sears a small discount of around 5 percent on their merchandise, the source said.
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The location of what will be Europe's biggest stock market has symbolic and operational significance, with regulators keen for tight oversight of its derivatives processing business.
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"I'm very keen for him to carve out some space to help us to develop the sport and not just in an ambassadorial role," Coe said.
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Everyone's really keen for another one, and so am I—I just want to make sure I've got the right story before I commit to it.
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The market for technology IPOs hit the brakes in 2016, marking the slowest year for such launches since 2008, and investors are keen for fresh opportunities.
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Gramegna, who attended the Greek bailout negotiations, told CNBC the countries sharing the euro are keen for the IMF to continue playing a role in supporting Greece.
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Might an Iranian foe like Saudi Arabia, keen for a US-Iranian confrontation, not have an interest in staging such an attack to reflect badly on Tehran?
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Keen for answers, he set out "on a journey through the world of time", a lengthy trip that spans everything from Zeno's paradoxes to the latest neuroscience.
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Animated films, like horror, were thought to be something akin to box office perennials, certain to syphon money from parents keen for a two-hour weekend distraction.
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The phone goes on sale in India on Thursday February 18th, when it will undoubtedly be snapped up by locals keen for a smartphone on a budget.
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The EU's executive is keen for legislation to stimulate European industry to develop electric vehicles, afraid that it is falling behind China, Japan and the United States.
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According to GlobalPost, despite some worries that the theme park might invite lawsuits from Walt Disney Company, investors are still keen for the show to go on.
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While Japan is keen for closer economic ties with its biggest trading partner, it must manage that rapprochement without upsetting its key security ally, the United States.
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Investors are particularly keen for firms to study pictures that yield rare data on, say, steel production in China or Russia, where official data can be patchy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Dressed in a long black gown and holding a wand, George Massingham is keen for everyone to know he is a Harry Potter super fan.
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Some investors are also keen for Canadian banks to lessen their dependence on a domestic market that has been hurt by the prolonged slump in oil prices.
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C. is keen for another drink, so she comes by my house and we walk to the Clock Hotel, a bar in Surry Hills, to meet him.
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Some allies including Britain were keen for NATO to do even more, for example using its AWACS surveillance planes over Syria and running command-and-control operations.
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Investors are keen for clear direction on economic and financial market reform over the next five years, but history suggests these events can be light on detail.
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People tend to smoke weed plus the dynamic has changed: there are more bon vivantes now, pleasure-seekers keen for a good meal with their good times.
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If you're keen for more BTS Tonight Show fun, they played games on the New York subway, and finally explained 'the black bean noodle incident' to Fallon.
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Caret also said Boeing was keen for a win in the MQ-25 project, an unmanned aircraft to assist U.S. Navy's carrier's with surveillance around the ship.
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Beijing has been keen for global carmakers to invest more in China and has also eased restrictions that cap foreign ownership of electric vehicle businesses at 50 percent.
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SEWARD: The only thing we know is that she certainly was keen for Scotland when they had a referendum Scotland to remain united with the United -- with Britain.
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Pfister suspected the EU was keen for a quick deal with Switzerland to "pacify the Swiss flank" while turning its main attention to thorny Brexit talks with Britain.
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Investors are also keen for an update on HSBC's search for a chairman, following speculation that ex-AXA boss Henri de Castries was being readied for the position.
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While the live-stream targeted those in need of training, anyone keen for an insight into an operating room beyond the dramas of "Grey's Anatomy" could tune in.
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So naturally players and coaches around the world are quite keen for any new insights science has to offer that might give them an edge against the knuckleball.
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Trump has repeatedly lauded the North's freeze in weapons testing as he is keen for a big foreign policy win as he campaigns for re-election in 2020.
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Investors are keen for direction on economic and financial market reform over the next five years, though China's leadership events in the past have been light on detail.
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I was keen for the gnocchi, but being towards the back of the cabin I was concerned they might run out as orders hadn't been taken in advance.
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I even lopped off my waist-length hair, as I was tired of the maintenance and keen for a look that reflected my new "I got this" attitude.
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Having gained notoriety for stripping naked in front of nude works by Courbet and Manet at Musee d'Orsay in Paris, she's keen for a repeat but also wary.
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With neither power keen for a direct confrontation, which would prove costly and potentially catastrophic, they have instead jockeyed for influence in smaller, weaker countries in the region.
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Keeling has worked on the farm for his entire life, and told William he's keen for the next generation to have a "good opportunity" to do the same.
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So even though these new languages are supported, Google is very keen for anyone who speaks them to join the community and help continue to improve its translations.
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Top executives from Vitol, Glencore, Trafigura and Gunvor told the Reuters Commodities Summit this week that while they are keen for a slice of the business, hurdles remain.
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Indeed, for a country still nostalgic about the Yao Ming era and keen for their countrymen to excel in the NBA, this was an unexpected turn of events.
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Keen for solids, "Kate can even take really strong colors," Ms. Konteh said, pointing to Ms. Winslet's royal blue Ralph Lauren halter-neck gown she wore to the Globes.
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Popolare di Vicenza's capital raising is seen a key test of investor confidence in Italian banks and the government is keen for the lender to complete it on schedule.
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It's fair to say some people aren't keen for more Trump on their devices, as indicated by the reaction to the Presidential Alert system which was tested on Wednesday.
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Jane Davis, whose quirks expand to not being good at parties, tells Claire she's keen for the new Underwood administration to focus on Antarctica's oil, Al Ahmadi, and Petrov.
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The United States, keen for improved ties between its two major Asian allies in the face of an assertive China and unpredictable North Korea, had welcomed the 2015 agreement.
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While traders have very low expectations of an interest rate hike, investors will be keen for commentary on how the central bank views on the recent sluggish economic data.
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Travel isn't the only booming sector in China; sport has also taken off in the last few years, and international companies are keen for a slice of the pie.
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She now keeps Trump, who is keen for a swift trial and acquittal that he can brand as absolution, fretting for the entirety of his seasonal break in Florida.
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But Ramaphosa faces a tricky tightrope walk, appeasing both voters keen for corruption allegations against Zuma to be acted upon, as well as Zuma's own supporters within the ANC.
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Athens is keen for a speedy completion of the review, which was expected to begin late last year, and hopes a positive outcome will help boost economic confidence and liquidity.
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Miners are especially keen for new copper mines to meet demand for the conductor used in electric vehicles and grids, but many have ruled out Russia as too politically complicated.
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"The U.S. is keen for a slice of the pie," Di-Odoardo said, noting that U.S. LNG accounted for about 7 percent of total LNG imports into China in March.
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Many say their skills were nurtured during long holidays and evenings without regular electricity, by parents who were keen for their offspring to spend time "IQ building" rather than idling.
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On Russia, where the bank has frozen lending over Moscow's role in the Ukraine crisis, Belka said he was keen for the EBRD to resume investing there when circumstances allowed.
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It is, however, keen for only the most profitable assets, while other miners are seeking to exit the sector altogether, in line with the global push toward lower carbon energy.
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Cuper was appointed Egypt manager in 2015 and has moulded the team into a strong defensive unit but some fans are keen for their team to display more attacking adventure.
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A source at France's finance ministry maintained there was no undue pressure on the banks, but acknowledged the government was keen for domestic lenders to base more jobs in France.
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Islamic governments such as those of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, which punish blasphemy against Islam ferociously, are keen for a ban on insulting religion to be written into international law.
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Competitive, prestigious industries often pay entry- to mid-level employees meagrely, because they can; ambitious people are so keen for a spot on the ladder that they accept modest wages.
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See, the Jamaican tourist department—who have been involved with the festival—are keen for the journalists to show a side of Jamaica that goes hand in hand with Tmrw.
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Many Westerners are keen for EU countries to integrate further in the wake of Britain's decision to leave, but this is strongly opposed by eastern members like Poland and Hungary.
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"When our presidents spoke on the phone, Trump proposed having the first meeting in Washington, in the White House," Ushakov said, adding that Russia was keen for the summit to happen.
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Investors have been keen for a turnaround since GE named Culp last October to restore earnings and improve a stock price that has fallen by more than two-thirds since 227.05.
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Japan had been keen for assurances that Trump's administration will adhere to Washington's commitment to defend disputed East China Sea islands that are under Japanese control but claimed also by China.
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Other European capitals are keen for a slice of Britain's financial services industry which contributed 190 billion pounds ($280 billion) to the economy in 2014, roughly 12 percent of economic output.
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However, manufacturing delays have led to the treatment remaining on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's list of drugs in shortage for more than a year, leaving patients keen for alternatives.
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Everyone I asked was excited that the valley was opening up, imagining the riches that tourism might bring to it and keen for more contact with the rest of the world.
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Golovkin of Kazakhstan is 36-0 with 33 knockouts but Jacobs, known as "The Miracle Man" after winning his battle with bone cancer, is keen for the Madison Square Garden clash.
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Moon and Kim have held three meetings over the past year, and Moon's administration has been keen for a fourth, possibly to mark the anniversary of the first one on April 27.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Canada's First Cobalt, which has just bought another cobalt developer, is keen for more acquisitions to accelerate bringing on production to meet North American demand, a senior company official said.
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Even with some studies contradicting how effective they are, obesity is a global epidemic, so doctors are generally keen for people to try anything reasonable to help us get off the couch.
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In order to satisfy the needs of this influx, the government are keen for tourists to use alternative means of accommodation, such as love hotels, capsule hotels and traditional Japanese inns (ryokan).
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They have given May breathing space to devise a negotiating stance before triggering the exit procedure, but are keen for Britain to begin the talks and end uncertainty that has hurt investment.
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As with the JX-Tonen deal, the government has been keen for the sector to consolidate as demand for gasoline in Japan has been on the decline due to a shrinking population.
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European politicians and industry are keen for home-grown battery producers to emerge as rivals to Asian players such as CATL and Samsung, which are building a dominant position in the industry.
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The Chinese government is keen for the world to know that the radical measures it's taken to contain the coronavirus — including the lockdown of 50 million people for six weeks — have worked.
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Woolworths gained 8.30% after it said it appointed Levi Strauss executive Roy Bagattini as CEO, cheering investors keen for a fresh pair of hands to tackle the department chain's struggling Australian business.
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Keen for recruits, these armed groups are targeting Venezuelans as they traverse the porous 22006,226-mile frontier at illegal border crossings, according to the military officials, human rights officials and migrants themselves.
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Bannon Apparently Wants to Retaliate Against MuellerPresident Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon is said to be keen for Republicans to question special counsel Robert Mueller's remit and disrupt funding for his investigation.
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But protests against poor living standards, the lack of job opportunities and services are common, and foreign investors are keen for economic reforms that will cut the red tape that often hampers business.
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The Netherlands and other northern European countries, including Germany, oppose that to varying degrees, keen for a small budget linked to the existing EU budget and used only for investment or structural reforms.
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There have previously been media reports that Italian shareholders in Alitalia are keen for Lufthansa to invest in the Italian carrier, along with speculation that Lufthansa could take on more of Air Berlin.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union negotiators agreed to a compromise on carbon market reforms on Thursday, with the bloc keen for a deal this week to show leadership at U.N. climate talks in Bonn.
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China is North Korea's biggest trade partner and is keen for sanctions to cede to resume trading with North Korea, and to prevent any disruption in its own security interests on the peninsula.
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The guest profile at Lo & Behold's Halloween parties is a "good 50-50 split between Singaporeans and expatriates," according to a spokesperson, which suggests that in Singapore, everyone's keen for a frightfully good time.
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Rome's populist government has put the creation of a fast broadband network at the heart of its industrial policy and is keen for TIM and Open Fiber to combine their networks under public control.
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The IOC is keen for cities to embrace its "Agenda 2020" initiative, which calls for, among other things, creating a more compact Games and using a high percentage of existing venues to lower costs.
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So far, the United States, keen for India to do more to help stabilise Afghanistan through economic and security assistance, has held off public criticism of renewed Indian efforts to develop the Iranian corridor.
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As its key Asian ally and a major regional naval power, Washington is keen for Japan, which is the world's fourth-biggest oil buyer, to play a major role in its proposed maritime force.
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Zanganeh said Iran was particularly keen for the EU to act on a proposal urging EU governments make direct euro-denominated payments for oil exports to Iran's central bank, bypassing the U.S. financial system.
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It has not made a new attempt to bid for the Fox assets after the Disney deal, so investors are keen for information on the hurdles that prevented an agreement between Fox and Comcast.
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Even if Trump loses the White House in 2020, any incoming Democratic president – for example, Senator Elizabeth Warren – may be scarcely more keen for the United States to take a leading, particularly military role.
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Keen for recruits, these armed groups are targeting Venezuelans as they traverse the porous 0003,2000-km (22006,226-mile)frontier at illegal border crossings, according to the military officials, human rights officials and migrants themselves.
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While a third fight between the two would be a huge draw, the UFC is keen for McGregor to defend the featherweight title he won by beating Jose Aldo last December or to vacate it.
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Telecoms operators are keen for 22.3G frequencies to gain an edge in new digital services such as powering the Internet of Things - everyday objects which can communicate via the Internet - industrial automation and autonomous vehicles.
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The Norwegian government is keen for oil firms to develop new oil and gas in the Barents Sea and is considering building an oil terminal on mainland Norway to handle oil exports from offshore fields.
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The jail terms mean that the three will be barred from standing for political office for five years—one reason, perhaps, why the government may have been so keen for them to be locked up.
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Prominent Georgian politicians are keen for their country to join the Western military alliance, but have seen their chances of joining hampered by Russian territorial incursions into the two breakaway territories - South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
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And Bale, 20203, has missed most of the summer action after being ostracized by Zidane, who has admitted he is keen for the former Tottenham Hotspur player to leave the club in the coming weeks.
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The upside of this is you are often dealing with someone very keen for that five-star review, and hosts will often go out of their way to make sure you have a memorable experience.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia is keen for the major producers to cut output by about 1.4 million barrels per day, around 1.5 percent of global supply, to support the market, sources told Reuters this week.
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The country is still keen for the U.S. tech giant to produce its signature smartphones there, and Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said on Wednesday that India would keep an "open mind" in negotiations.
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Athens is on course to exit its 86 billion euro ($106 billion) bailout, its third since 13, this summer without further financial assistance from official lenders and the government is keen for a "clean exit".
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Unless it compulsorily propels the game's main narrative, or you're keen for one of those incredibly unsexy sex scenes, it's not completely necessary to talk to every single member of your team in Mass Effect.
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Investors have been keen for a turnaround since GE named new Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp last October to restore earnings and improve a stock price that has fallen by more than two-thirds since 227.29.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government is keen for Japan Inc to hike salaries in a bid to support the economy and overcome almost two decades of growth-sapping deflation, but real wages have been largely flat.
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Superdry slid 10 percent after its co-founder and former boss Julian Dunkerton returned to the board and was appointed interim CEO, winning the backing of shareholders keen for a revival of the fashion group's fortunes.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The chief executive of South Korean steelmaker POSCO will step down before his term ends in 2020 as he is keen for a younger person to lead the firm, the company said on Wednesday.
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Guaido in January declared President Nicolas Maduro a usurper and assumed a rival interim presidency that has been recognized by more than 50 countries, and the opposition is keen for him to remain in the post.
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It comes less easily to his team's fans, of course, so disappointed so often in the last 30 years, so keen for the wait to end, so full of hope that it might soon be over.
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"He's been delivering on the strategy far more effectively than his predecessor had and therefore absent any sort of genuine malpractice we're pretty keen for him to crack on," one of the bank's top 40 investors said.
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Saudi Arabia - not least in an attempt to give the planned listing of its state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco - a boost, is keen for Russia and other producers to keep withholding supplies to prop up prices.
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Franco is alleged to have engaged in exploitative behavior with young women who took classes at his now-closed Studio 4 acting school, which recruited actors keen for a break to appear in projects that involved nudity.
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Under an 86 billion-euro ($92.7 billion) bailout program, the third since 2010, Greece is keen for new loans from euro zone countries to avoid defaulting on about 7.5 billion euros of debt falling due by July.
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Mexico remains a doubt for funding reasons, but Formula One is keen for the race to stay, while Spain and Italy have yet to sign contract extensions although local organisers and authorities have given the go-ahead.
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Investment banks too will be keen for the business of syndicating the bond - JPMorgan has managed past issuance for state-owned Gazprom, suggesting that running a Russian sovereign deal won't pose a problem, even for U.S. banks.
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Some countries in the euro zone, such as Germany, are not keen for Greece to receive more debt relief, although the IMF has demanded it as a pre-requisite for its participation in the financial aid package.
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The IOC is keen for Tokyo to set a good example by cutting costs in order to attract future candidate cities but Coates stressed that the second version of the budget was not solely about reducing costs.
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If you're keen for more BTS late night show fun, they played games on the New York subway, took over Grand Central Station for a performance, and finally explained 'the black bean noodle incident' to Jimmy Fallon.
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It's unclear if the U.S. president will meet with Prime Minister Boris Johnson with the U.K. leader apparently keen for Trump not to involve himself in Britain's domestic politics ahead of an upcoming election on Dec. 12.
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People want more accurate and targeted information to make purchasing decisions; and companies that are in the business of providing information (and selling things) are keen for better platforms to bring in online visitors and increase their conversions.
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But the decision, which could be announced in coming weeks, is likely to anger some UK lawmakers who have called for a full competition, and may also spark formal protests by European defence companies keen for the business.
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Many of his supporters are keen for Mr Obama to respond to Mr Trump's unfounded accusations that he had wire-tapped him during his presidential campaign and to Mr Trump's attempts to undo much of Mr Obama's legacy.
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But protests against poor living standards, the lack of job opportunities and services were common even before the mass protests, and foreign investors are keen for economic reforms that will cut the red tape that often hampers business.
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With its shares hovering near five-year lows, Hudson's Bay is keen for any deal that will revitalize its earnings and relieve the burden of paying rent to the real estate properties it carved out into joint ventures.
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Young Sohn, the South Korean company's Silicon Valley-based president and chief strategy officer, said he was keen for world's top maker of memory chips, smartphones and televisions to expand in automotive markets, digital health and industrial automation.
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But the decision, which could be announced in coming weeks, is likely to anger some UK lawmakers who have called for a full competition, and may also spark formal protests by European defense companies keen for the business.
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Absa has also been without a permanent chief executive since February, when long-time boss Maria Ramos stepped down - a move which, while a surprise, was welcomed by analysts and investors keen for fresh thinking at the top.
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India tells Trump to clear out, as Pakistan asks him to wade inIndia has continually stressed that Kashmir is a regional affair that doesn't concern the US. Meanwhile, Pakistan has appeared keen for Trump to enter the fight.
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The shareholder is also keen for Whitbread to bolster its board with directors having hotel industry experience, the Sunday Telegraph reported, adding that the company was searching for board members with experience of operating hotels in continental Europe.
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" At a health security panel on Monday, Dr. Anne Schuchat, the acting director of the C.D.C., said, "The administration, C.D.C., the partners across government and the private sector are very keen for us to not lose the progress.
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He was relieved to learn that Marvel's creative team absolutely wanted to avoid replicating any Asian stereotypes from its comic book past — and he was shocked to realize they were keen for him to help them do it.
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Pakistan has been keen for years to build a cascade of mega dams along the Indus flowing down from the Himalayas, but has struggled to raise money from international institutions amid opposition from its nuclear-armed neighbor India.
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Vietnam took ties with the United States to a new level under former U.S. President Barack Obama, keen for the United States to maintain its security presence in Asia in the face of territorial claims by giant neighbor China.
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Prince maintained throughout the interview that he still has doubts about his decision, not because of what Stormer represents, but because he's keen for continued discussion over whether companies like Cloudlare should make any such decisions in the future.
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That would provide some comfort to farmers who for the past several months have been crushed by the loss of export markets due to the trade wars and are keen for a legislative backstop if the trade disputes linger.
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If you were keen for a surf, you'd need to cart yourself to distant places with decent waves such as Torquay, or the famous Bells Beach — but soon Melburnians be able to get their fix much closer to home.
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The talks had been closely watched by world leaders keen for any sign of a reduction in tension, as fears grow over the North's missile launches and development of nuclear weapons, in defiance of United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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In particular, Moscow is keeping the door open to a possible summit between Trump and Putin, an idea floated by Trump, and is also keen for U.S.-Russia talks on strategic nuclear stability to avoid a costly arms race.
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If you're keen for more BTS late night show fun, they played games on the New York subway, took over Grand Central Station for a performance, and of course, joined James Corden for one heck of a Carpool Karaoke.
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"Along with the great support we've had from the (governing) FIA, Formula One are keen for us to be operating on their platform as well," the Scot told a diversity forum at the Leaders Week London sports business event.
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The EU is keen for the 27 countries that will remain in it after Britain leaves next year to converge economically, believing that wide disparities make policy-making difficult for the bloc and could be the source of future crises.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan said Ireland was keen for Brexit talks to start and to ensure the process of Britain leaving the European Union did not have an adverse impact on Northern Ireland's fragile peace process.
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Tesla reports its second-quarter results on Wednesday, and investors are keen for an update on how quickly its output is expanding after deliveries for the first half of 2017 came in at the low end of the company's own forecast.
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Italian governments have been trying for years to get Italy's more than 1,500 utilities controlled by cities and regions to consolidate and become more efficient Rome is keen for the four big listed regional utilities in Italy to spearhead the process.
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But Toshiba's creditors, including top banks, have been keen for the deal to proceed, saying the company on its own is not able to shoulder the massive capital investment necessary to keep up with rivals like Samsung Electronics (005930.KS).
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Investors are also keen for BT to resolve a long-running argument with the regulator Ofcom, which had threatened to force BT to spin off the country's core broadband network into a separate company to spur greater investment and boost speeds.
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There have also been media reports that Italian shareholders in Alitalia are keen for Lufthansa to invest in the Italian carrier, which is working on a fresh turnaround plan, along with speculation that Lufthansa could take on more of Air Berlin.
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Western nations are keen for unity authorities to be established quickly so they can offer Libya more aid in battling Islamic State there, and help stabilize Libya to curb a flow of illegal migrants across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
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The drought is especially keen for smaller ferry services that face high maintenance costs and rely mostly on the summer season for revenue, without the public subsidies that many commuter ferries get, said the president of Fire Island Ferries, Tim Mooney.
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Readers can see that on awakening Peter is more his own person than before, and is ready to re-connect on his own terms with school chums who, as children do, have also moved on and are keen for his company.
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Widodo, who began his second term in office in October, is keen for an increase in foreign investment to help create jobs and boost growth in Southeast Asia's biggest economy, where economic growth has hovered at around 5% for several years.
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If you're keen for more BTS Tonight Show show fun, they took over Grand Central Station for a performance, finally explained 'the black bean noodle incident' to Fallon, and of course, joined James Corden for one heck of a Carpool Karaoke.
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The risk of falling afoul of U.S. measures has been enough to persuade Western banks to steer clear, including in London, where Iran is particularly keen for a presence in the main global financial center outside of the United States.
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A plant geneticist fluent in French, Spanish, English and Arabic, Elouafi is one of a handful of women leading agricultural science and research in the Arab world and is keen for more women to take the lead in the industry.
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Greece's European creditors are keen for it to develop a strategy to gradually regain market access so that when the present financing facility, worth up to 86 billion euros, expires it will be able to stand on its own feet.
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Jimenez is keen for new trials to bolster evidence that patients can be switched safely; that patients can start on Entresto before taking other drugs; and to reveal more information about outcomes for those who switch to Entresto while in hospital.
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Having held them for two years with limited resources, Baghdad is keen for those who cannot be prosecuted to be sent home, but the issue is legally complicated and politically toxic, and many nations have so far refused to take them.
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Scholastic, naturally, are rather keen for newcomers to delve into the history of Fighting Fantasy, what with the publisher having plans not only to put out The Port of Peril in August (22006), but also new versions of five original titles, including Warlock.
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His appointment will set the tone for talks with fellow European states, many of whom have been keen for Britain to move swiftly to begin formal talks, and have talked tough on the prospects of giving away access to the EU single market.
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Having found such a passionate group of fans who were so keen for their club to succeed, I can't help but hope they can overcome the odds and build a football culture in a region that has overlooked the game for so long.
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BONN, Germany, March 2 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom is keen for its T-Mobile US subsidiary to take part in a consolidation of the U.S. mobile market and is open to being either a buyer or a seller, its chief executive said on Thursday.
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For their part, airlines are keen for the new runway to be built but have cautioned over its cost as they don't want airport charges to rise to pay for it as this would mean they will have to increase ticket prices.
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Airbus Chief Executive Tom Enders, who left Dubai without an A380 order after taking ultimate control of Airbus sales this year, is also keen for good news after his position was weakened by negative press over his handling of Airbus compliance probes.
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While Japan, worried about China's growing naval power, is keen for closer economic ties with its biggest trading partner, it must manage that rapprochement without upsetting its key security ally, the United States, with which it has trade problems of its own.
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One of the source said that Swedish funds were keen for a substantial stake in the Traton IPO as they expected it to have a large influence on the automotive and engineering-heavy Stockholm blue-chip index that they try to outperform.
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Investors are keen for any insight into succession plans at Foxconn and what it means for plans laid out by Gou such as the $10 billion investment to create 13,000 jobs in Wisconsin and an $8.8 billion display factory in southern China.
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Pelosi and other Democratic leaders, including some top presidential contenders, are keen for Democratic-controlled House committees to continue pulling at threads related to alleged misconduct by Trump and his allies -- a tactic that would, for now, delay a decision on whether to pursue impeachment.
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Samsung is keen for a slice of that business, though it will also be continuing to design chips as well, thus going up against the likes of Qualcomm, whose Snapdragon processors are abundant among Android flagship devices, including Samsung's own in the United States.
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SenseTime has seen its valuation more than double in the past half year, driven by strong investor interest and business demand at a time when Beijing has also said it is keen for China to become an international leader in artificial intelligence by 2025.
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Post Brexit, some UK companies are eager to forge new relationships with non-EU lenders, particularly if they have expansion plans in those geographies, and are keen for UK banks to sell their loans so that they can establish relationships with Asian or US banks.
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But while individual EU countries like Greece might been keen for a new source of energy supply that could reduce costs, there are still significant political and practical challenges ahead, with any European pipeline expansion subject to the same EU approval processes as South Stream.
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However, manufacturing delays have led to a short supply of EpiPen in the United States, Europe and Canada and the treatment has remained on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's list of drugs in shortage for more than a year, leaving many keen for alternatives.
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Chief executive Ben van Beurden said he was keen for Shell to play a "material role" in the renewable energy sector but that spending on its new energies division would be capped at below $1 billion, around four percent of its annual spending budget.
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Toyota has partnered with several lidar startups, including Blackmore and Luminar, but the Japanese automaker continues to evaluate new sensing technologies and is not keen for a shakeout to start yet, said Ryan Eustice, senior vice president of automated driving at Toyota Research Institute.
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It was salvaged due to the involvement of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who were keen for it go through, and after the consortium agreed to pay $13 billion - more than double what Rosneft had initially valued Essar at, sources told Reuters.
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The timing works in bankers' favor as well, given the NRIs are keen for an investment that can replace the high-yielding dollar deposits they were offered by Indian lenders under a central bank program initiated in 2013 to raise dollars when India suffered a currency crisis.
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You might believe that little of substance has changed for big tech's data-hungry smooth operators since then — beyond firing out a wave of privacy policy update spam, and putting up a fresh cluster of consent pop-ups that are just as aggressively keen for your data.
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The timing works in bankers' favour as well, given the NRIs are keen for an investment that can replace the high-yielding dollar deposits they were offered by Indian lenders under a central bank programme initiated in 2013 to raise dollars when India suffered a currency crisis.
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"Parasite" is still in cinemas and if you're keen for a refresher, it's being rolled out in a new black and white format that will make Ha Jun Lee's sumptuous production design all that crisper, while evoking Hitchcock and the other American giants that inspired Bong.
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"Removal of terrorist material needs to be faster ... We also want the companies to report in larger volume and in a regular way to the G7 governments," said Goodale, adding that the G7 was also keen for the companies to improve automated methods of deleting suspect material.
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"I would have thought big picture … The French are really keen for (Pierre) Moscovici for example to take the (European) Commission, and the Germans absolutely feel it's their turn to be the head of the ECB, so they want Weidmann to run the ECB," Nixon added.
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Even so, French nationalists such as Marine Le Pen, a leading contender in France's presidential election, are keen for a quick vote and a straightforward question, in expectation of an emphatic defeat for the independence movement, which has never won a majority in elections for the local parliament.
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What the Animal Crossing games, Stardew Valley, and Ooblets all do is mix free-form play with a relaxed atmosphere, elements which seem to have resonated with players keen for a change of pace from the barrage of stimuli and hyper-kineticism video games are best known for.
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Earlier, the U.S. stock market briefly dipped on a report by the Axios news website that indicated President Donald Trump was keen for the U.S. to withdraw from the World Trade Organization; the market recovered after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told Fox Business Network the report was wrong.
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The IMF has fought shy of participating in the bailout without a firm promise of debt relief for Greece from the EU. Germany, while keen for the IMF to take part, has said relief cannot be discussed until Athens has demonstrated compliance with the terms of the bailout.
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ADM is better placed to survive a long stretch of low prices than its ethanol-focused U.S. rivals, many of whom are concerned the company is deliberately pressuring the biofuel market lower to drive them out of business and are keen for a stable hedging tool to defend against further dips.
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Japanese officials fear the U.S. midterm elections this year and other domestic headaches are making Trump especially keen for success both in talks with North Korea and on the economic front, where he has threatened a trade war with China and pressed South Korea into revising a bilateral free-trade deal.
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Last week, however, Turkey's demand to open five negotiating topics, known as chapters, in long-stalled talks on its distant membership prospects with the EU set Ankara — along with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other EU leaders keen for a deal — on a collision course with Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades.
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Telecoms operators are keen for 5G frequencies to gain an edge in new digital services such as powering self-driving cars or the internet of things - smart devices and sensors that can be managed remotely and are expected to proliferate as fifth-generation mobile networks are launched in the years ahead.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 9 (Reuters) - European Union negotiators agreed to a compromise on carbon market reforms on Thursday, with the bloc keen for a deal this week to show leadership at United Nations (UN) climate talks in Bonn, a spokeswoman for the EU presidency said in an e-mail to Reuters.
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Meeting before a summit dinner of EU leaders in Estonia, Merkel and the recently elected Macron are keen for the bloc's founders to drive it forward in the wake of Brexit, though the losses she suffered in winning a fourth term on Sunday mean Europe's leading politician faces uncertain support at home.
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Tehran's hotels are buzzing with businessmen keen for a slice of a big new emerging market, more industrially developed than most oil and gas-rich nations but isolated since the 1979 Islamic Revolution that turned Iran into a pariah state for most of the West and many of its Middle Eastern neighbors.
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Those investors invited only to the roadshow lunches and keen for a decent allocation are more interested in impressing the IPO bankers – who take notes on who attends – with how closely they have read up on the company, and do not want to jeopardize their chances by rattling the company management, said investor relations experts, bankers and lawyers.
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Africa's child brides expected to double by 2050 'Bare branches' Many rural parents are keen for their children to tie the knot before they go off to work in factory towns -- a common fate for many -- and this is especially true for sons who may face a struggle to find a partner, says Jiang, the professor.
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London is the effective financial centre of Europe; other countries might not be keen for that situation to persist with Britain outside the EU. In particular, the euro zone might insist that clearing of euro-denominated transactions be moved from London; HSBC has indicated it may need to move 1,000 staff to the continent if Britain leaves.
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As the U.K.'s Department for Exiting the European Union (DExEU) team, led by David Davis, and its European counterpart, led by Michel Barnier, sit across the table from each other, with the British side mustard keen for a transition period starting in March 2019 to be cemented, it is also increasingly clear how worried firms are at this stage about a Brexit cliff-edge.
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A former member of "God's organisation" himself, Daniel Kokotajlo has written and directed a sober yet revelatory drama which covers about a year in the life of three women in an unnamed northern suburb (it appears to take place in a particularly dreary part of Manchester, so you can see why the local Witnesses might be keen for Jesus to wipe it off the face of the earth).
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Sterling plunged to a 27-month low against the dollar on Tuesday as Johnson and Hunt vied for the hardest Brexit stance, trying to win over Conservative party members keen for a clean break with the EU. But EU leaders want to move on from Brexit, and say much will depend on how Johnson -- who has cast himself as Britain's Brexiteer-in-chief -- acts if he becomes premier.
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Sterling plunged to a 27-month low against the dollar on Tuesday as Johnson and Hunt vied for the hardest Brexit stance, trying to win over Conservative party members keen for a clean break with the EU. But EU leaders want to move on from Brexit, and say much will depend on how Johnson — who has cast himself as Britain's Brexiteer-in-chief — acts if he becomes premier.
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