The pharmaceutical industry is keen to get new drugs to market and researchers are just as keen to report positive results.
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Subramniam said Amazon was keen to resuscitate the Gormint project.
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"Snapchat's keen to get into this market quickly," he said.
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That's because she's keen to make the part her own.
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They are keen to avoid disruptions to travel and trade.
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The Trump administration seems keen to follow the latter course.
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Perhaps China is keen to lower tensions in the region.
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Not surprisingly, Feldman was not keen to repeat the experience.
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Japanese companies are keen to adapt to be competitive abroad.
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Happily, many shipping companies appear keen to cut emissions anyway.
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YOU ARE KEEN TO START USING IT WITHIN 24 MONTHS.
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Despite JAB's and Nestlé's heft, others are keen to compete.
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And employers seem no more keen to make permanent hires.
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Few at Beloved are keen to discuss President Donald Trump.
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The State Department seems keen to make sure it can't.
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China is keen to do ever more business with Israel.
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Moscow now seems keen to occupy the sea as well.
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Local magnates are as keen to build as the government.
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As prices rise, they are keen to lock in deals.
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Mrs Clinton has also been keen to defer to states.
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The government is less keen to hail it as such.
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Keen to avoid that outcome, Glencore decided to pay him.
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No wonder, then, that officials are keen to boost revenues.
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The conservative coalition government is keen to rusticate others, too.
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So why is Apple suddenly keen to read QR codes?
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Architects are keen to avoid the mistakes of their forebears.
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Most Democrats are keen to let rip on government spending.
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But many other companies are keen to enter the fray.
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So I'm keen to see it as a TV series.
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Now Mr McGahn is said to be keen to leave.
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All were charitable foundations keen to try out the concept.
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Germany is keen to start quickly, while France is reluctant.
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Sutton was keen to emphasize his business' drive for sustainability.
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But the restaurant is still keen to attract new customers.
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Iran is keen to diversify funding options for its companies.
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Others are just really keen to sell more Bluetooth headphones.
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These groups are keen to stave off any Turkish attack.
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Equally airlines are keen to develop new sources of revenue.
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Why are politicians so keen to threaten the military option?
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And he is keen to make the courts more independent.
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And yet, neither man seemed keen to revisit old grievances.
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North Korea would be keen to see a Moon victory.
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I was keen to make it as Texan as possible.
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Both Warburg and Temasek are keen to be key investors.
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But other countries appear less keen to follow their lead.
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Instead, May seems keen to push ahead with the discussions.
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I think that's why people were keen to do it.
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Nevertheless, companies are still keen to invest in clean energy.
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You say you're keen to know what my thoughts are.
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I think the [younger] generation is keen to be liberated.
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I'm definitely keen to do more at some point though!
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"He was always very keen to resolve things," she said.
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Now they're keen to do the same to bond trading.
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"I was keen to have some modern elements," said Rowe.
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Nonetheless, the GOP seems keen to draw on Gunster's insights.
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This was the place we'd been most keen to see.
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But political leaders don't seem keen to take that up.
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The Fed may also be keen to avoid appearing political.
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The right was keen to advertise the failures, however sparse.
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I was keen to know why she had remained silent.
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So why are companies and investors keen to jump aboard?
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Chairman Roger Penske seems keen to jump into the business.
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This year, though, Hollywood doesn't seem keen to hold back.
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The whole incident made me keen to my racialized identity.
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Many are keen to rise to the challenge (see article).
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But for now, they're keen to just enjoy the moment.
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While the government is keen to protect its revenues, Pemex would be keen to avoid a repeat of shock spending cuts it had to perform earlier this year after oil prices plunged, he said.
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" In his speech, Xi was keen to keen to rally support for his vision, emphasizing his role as one among many, using the term "people" 84 times, compared to just 18 mentions of "socialism.
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I guess I looked like some kind of social scientist with a tape recorder and a camera, and people were not keen to speak, and they were definitely not keen to be in a picture.
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The makers are keen to expand to the U.S. and Asia.
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Given the tight Brexit timetable, bankers are keen to get cracking.
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She was not so keen to share gains with the government.
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Those who are invested are keen to play up its advantages.
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"Everybody on Twitter was keen to find the girl," Joshi said.
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This week they are particularly keen to ripping my copy apart.
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The government seems keen to instil that thought in foreigners, too.
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Other cities and states have been keen to encourage their use.
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Miss Mason is keen to see what goes on in here.
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None of the residents was keen to talk to The Economist.
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Indian researchers are keen to build a detector of their own.
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The president appears particularly keen to raise duties on French wine.
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Kalnbērzs said he wasn't particularly keen to know about all this.
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As his research continued, Berger was keen to involve the public.
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The protesters I talked to were keen to emphasize this message.
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Mr Trump is also keen to speed up the deportation process.
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The country is keen to move up the manufacturing value chain.
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China, like many countries, is keen to know its own extent.
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In any event, SGX is clearly not keen to find out.
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It is a trend the Polish government is keen to encourage.
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Noisey: So, Danny, why were you so keen to come here?
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It is an image the charismatic acrobat is keen to dispel.
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But will parents be as keen to spend $300 on it?
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London's PR industry is keen to avoid contamination from the scandal.
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France, which seemed keen to engage Iran, is now more hesitant.
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The anti-establishment Five Star Movement is keen to move ahead.
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The disgruntled may have been especially keen to have their say.
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But that is another imbalance Mr Trump seems keen to correct.
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Mr Kurz is also keen to flaunt his pro-European credentials.
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It's not clear that Ryan is keen to receive Trump's endorsement.
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He's keen to see the whole process from start to finish.
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Italy, Bulgaria and Greece are keen to see some sanctions lifted.
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"We're both keen to come to a resolution," he told Reuters.
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But neither the euro area nor America seem keen to build.
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Nonetheless, he is still keen to hold an election in 2020.
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Neither are incumbent airlines keen to foot the bill for expansion.
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Chinese day-trippers, among others, are keen to glimpse Mont Blanc.
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And it's a philosophy that we're keen to keep in mind.
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Those are two options Carlier isn't, yet, keen to embrace. Fine.
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The otherwise beleaguered opposition seems keen to press its momentary advantage.
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Not everyone has been keen to see the mapmakers in town.
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Not everyone has been keen to showcase their products on Netflix.
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Lots of women seek out such trials, keen to be involved.
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Big banks are keen to show they are heeding the call.
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The government is keen to get the most from the sales.
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Policymakers are also keen to keep jobs and technology in Japan.
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Still, markets are keen to see if Yellen follows their lead.
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Analysts are now keen to hear how Bailey sees the future.
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He appears commendably keen to chip away at Brazil's bloated state.
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They would be keen to protect digital privacy at all costs.
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Congress was keen to concentrate more government resources on social programs.
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Across the board, Democrats are keen to spend more on infrastructure.
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The Russian president is keen to emphasize how fit he is.
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Moreover, the government is keen to upgrade the country's manufacturing base.
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Ever keen to help, The Economist asked YouGov to do so.
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Lawmakers are also keen to play a part in the fight.
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The owner, the bankrupt Penn Central Railroad, was keen to sell.
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The regulator, keen to prioritise existing carriers, decided to revise them.
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I'm keen to know Hruskova's secret to making the bread rise.
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They are keen to see a freeze in this production too.
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Frankfurt will be keen to grab a slice of this action.
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Hammond, for one, was keen to pursue a more positive stance.
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Representatives from both companies were not keen to explain their reasoning.
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Mr Myers is keen to talk about applications beyond personal hygiene.
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Keen to keep his distance, Mr Zelensky declined to meet him.
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Students are keen to learn about the outside world, he said.
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But the government is keen to reduce dependency on imported foods.
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Ms. Watson had been keen to finally discard her Hogwarts uniform.
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The government is keen to show that progress is being made.
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The Trump administration was never particularly keen to build USP Letcher.
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Schoeman, who lives in Barcelona, is also keen to continue hiking.
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Now they are keen to replenish inventory as prices have fallen.
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The government in Islamabad was also keen to reassure domestic producers.
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Enter the Hong Kong government, keen to draw in more tourists.
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Organizers are always keen to distinguish themselves in a crowded field.
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Still, activists appear keen to maintain the momentum of their movement.
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McClay said New Zealand was keen to agree a trade deal.
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But he's keen to stress he's not only after damaging material.
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As a result, some argue the asset class is open to abuse by banks keen to earn fees from deals and issuers and investors keen to be able to boast about their own, sometimes empty, credentials.
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As a result, some argue the asset class is open to abuse by banks keen to earn fees from deals and issuers and investors keen to be able to boast about their own, sometimes empty, credentials.
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I know that Scott Rudin Productions is very keen to get started.
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Analysts said they were keen to see action rather than words alone.
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Investors are keen to know who Trump will pick as the nominee.
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This is a tenuous balance, which league ownership is keen to preserve.
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Francis is keen to see Romero made a saint during his pontificate.
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Trump has repeatedly said he is keen to sit down with Mueller.
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Urban micro hotels are another avenue the company was keen to explore.
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Trump supporters and convention organizers were keen to avoid such an outcome.
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The SPD is keen to have a dual leadership including a woman.
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Ms Sturgeon is keen to take advantage of growing support for independence.
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The religious are often keen to share their insights, without betraying confidences.
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After wearing them for three years (!), Jamie is keen to be free.
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Her image is of someone keen to please the masters in Beijing.
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The organisation is also keen to include data collected by helpful volunteers.
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Officials in the EU, in particular, are keen to hurry lightweighting along.
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Despite that setback, the company seems keen to expand in the region.
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Even Britain's Conservative government is keen to get in on the act.
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Mr Trump is keen to increase exports and not just block imports.
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Some governments are keen to help families that struggle with the summer.
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For its part, the diaspora is keen to shape policy back home.
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If you show interest, people are really keen to share their experiences.
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Ms Tlaib is keen to take the focus away from her religion.
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The authorities are keen to give the impression of an orderly transition.
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His higher political aims mean he's keen to please Trump's base, too.
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Private companies are keen to join the trips to the Red Planet.
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The Fed is understandably keen to increase it while markets look resilient.
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Keen to reassert authority, Congress passed the War Powers Resolution in 1973.
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Richer people in poorer states are notably keen to cut domestic spending.
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So EU traders keen to buy Swiss shares can use Swiss exchanges.
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It is keen to hold the first elections in Palestine since 2475.
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Hamas is keen to put someone else in charge of the misery.
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But no government is keen to encourage separatism, in Spain or elsewhere.
|
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None of the four liberal-leaning justices seems keen to join them.
|
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Many eyes watched it closely, keen to determine exactly what it was.
|
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That is also why Mr Kielsen is keen to attract Chinese tourists.
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Phillip Streible, senior market technician, is keen to get in on gold.
|
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Fed officials this time around are keen to prevent another such incident.
|
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Investors are keen to see whom Trump will pick as her replacement.
|
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Despite the ban, many men are still keen to pay for sex.
|
|
He was very friendly, keen to learn and asked lots of questions.
|
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He paints himself as champion of democracy keen to replace strongman rule.
|
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We think Brazil politicians ultimately are keen to restore lost tax revenue.
|
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But, not everyone has been keen to showcase their products on Netflix.
|
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That is a situation that U.S. business groups are keen to avoid.
|
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It was a breakthrough for writers keen to engage with the climate.
|
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That's where the new Strive fund is keen to make its mark.
|
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Today it is still possible to find firms keen to transcend nationality.
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CHINA FIGHTS BACK Chinese authorities are keen to protect manufacturing jobs, too.
|
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Some, keen to fit in, diligently take tea (with lemon) at five.
|
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Top White House officials are keen to keep him in the building.
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But Goodman was keen to emphasize that this story wasn't about her.
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FTT's management is also keen to sell the company to the Chinese.
|
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It's been keen to distinguish itself from a pure co-working space.
|
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But Beijing has been keen to get diplomacy back on track since.
|
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The Trump administration is keen to see the project completed on time.
|
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It has also said it was keen to enter other European markets.
|
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He is also reportedly keen to attach strict conditions to granting one.
|
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In theory, both groups should be equally keen to own the shares.
|
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But why should anyone sensible be so keen to validate their boasts?
|
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Mr Enright is keen to take one voluntary local reporting scheme statewide.
|
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He told Business Insider he's keen to win a stage before Paris.
|
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It was, however, keen to avoid hasty changes that might prove destabilizing.
|
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And the Republican Senate candidate was especially keen to discuss Democratic Sen.
|
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Apple is very keen to emphasize how highly it prioritizes your privacy.
|
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Della Valle isn't so keen to harness these events for political gain.
|
|
Macron is keen to push ahead with plans for euro zone reforms.
|
|
The kingdom is keen to diversify its investment exposures away from oil.
|
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That is one reason why China is keen to gather foreign laureates.
|
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It's why regulators don't seem keen to expand the definition beyond Europe.
|
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That is: young, smart, really liberal, but keen to work with others?
|
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Trump is still keen to have more high-profile summits with Kim.
|
|
I bounced him "Sunday" and he was keen to work on it.
|
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The next morning, I boot up myPrayStation, keen to collect my reward.
|
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For whatever reason, the President seems keen to play into that approach.
|
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Though keen to expand, Peel is decidedly uninterested in growing too fast.
|
|
Not all wealthy parents are keen to make their children instant millionaires.
|
|
The cease-fire expires tonight and Turkey is keen to continue fighting.
|
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Mr. Hun Sen, though, seems keen to keep politics a family concern.
|
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Above all, she is keen to be seen as a valid artist.
|
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"He's very keen to put human experiences in historical context," she said.
|
|
As usual, right-wing newspapers were keen to help fan the flames.
|
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The prime minister was keen to stress that the extension to Oct.
|
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I can't imagine auction houses would be too keen to publicize it.
|
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More Saudi news: Why President Trump appears keen to protect the Saudis.
|
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And landlords do not seem keen to install Sony PlayStations just yet.
|
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The government, too, is keen to tout the country's respect for workers.
|
|
Foreign adversaries keen to discredit US democracy could have a field day.
|
|
The Trump administration is keen to see the pipeline completed on time.
|
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Firms are keen to be seen to be paying their fair share.
|
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Neither liberals nor conservatives have been keen to challenge the unions' power.
|
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The stigmatization means girl are often keen to undergo FGM, campaigners say.
|
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South Korea's government is keen to promote a wider range of products.
|
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He outlined one space that the business was keen to focus on.
|
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But he's keen to reassure people that he's up to the job.
|
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It's a loss that can feel especially keen to me at Christmas.
|
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Makar seems keen to get us in, then make his hasty exit.
|
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Were you surprised that Sabotage were keen to release it on vinyl?
|
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The Nationalist government was not keen to advance indigenous issues, said Chi.
|
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"They were very keen to take responsibility for their country," Mr. Shapiro said.
|
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Keen to host a top-class university, it offered Mr Shi tempting terms.
|
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He is keen to share his new ideas and, he hopes, attract supporters.
|
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He added, however, he was keen to foster a military relationship with Beijing.
|
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Bolton was keen to stress that there would be no arbitrary withdrawal point.
|
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Kushner said the White House is still keen to publish its peace plan.
|
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India has been keen to develop its debt markets, especially in corporate bonds.
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Both Mr Trump and congressional Republicans are keen to cut taxes on corporations.
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For those keen to golf, the Vinoy's links are a five-minute drive.
|
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Kevin Faulconer, San Diego's Republican mayor, is keen to encourage cross-border business.
|
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Mrs Merkel has said this is a fate she is keen to avoid.
|
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But smaller vessels keen to cut costs have grown complacent in recent months.
|
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Grace Meng has said that she, too, is keen to find out more.
|
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The big tech firms have also been keen to gobble up potential rivals.
|
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Tech firms are increasingly keen to use their own products in their headquarters.
|
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CNAS's report notes that China is particularly keen to close this important gap.
|
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They are also keen to say they don't want to encourage irresponsible drinking.
|
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Police and regulators are keen to know more about them, but lack funding.
|
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Roberts expects brands to be particularly keen to translate their experiences to bots.
|
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Businesses keen to understand such shenanigans can be roughly divided into two categories.
|
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Keen to find out, Dr Barran and her colleagues set up an experiment.
|
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Keen to try something out of the norm, but not bursting your budget?
|
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You might think this is a tag politicians would be keen to shed.
|
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Companies keen to protect their interests are increasingly taking that observation to heart.
|
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Even governments keen to pump cash into drug development prioritise drugs with patents.
|
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Why are pension funds still so keen to push money into private equity?
|
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But the president was keen to put aside any talk of backroom jostling.
|
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GM is clearly keen to embrace new ownership models and technologies for cars.
|
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RBS is also keen to put its looming US mortgages fine behind it.
|
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We shouldn't expect startups to be overly keen to dole out equity either.
|
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Some are keen to compensate for the feeble response to the Litvinenko murder.
|
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Advertisers are keen to amass customer data and the tools to analyse them.
|
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"We are keen to protect our market share," he said in an interview.
|
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As his business grew, Scharfman was keen to expand into a bigger space.
|
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Stenson, however, is keen to add an Olympic medal to his Claret Jug.
|
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For Glencore, keen to have some control over pricing, that is not tempting.
|
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Meanwhile, Kenya is also keen to diversify from its overt dependence on China.
|
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Whatever—and wherever—it is, prosecutors remain keen to pry open its secrets.
|
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"They are not keen to make any fuss," one of the sources said.
|
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Which would certainly explain why he was so keen to keep her quiet.
|
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In particular, I was keen to hear how the agent-handler relationship works.
|
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President Muhammadu Buhari is keen to promote a "Made in Nigeria" industrial policy.
|
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All the AI is local to the device, Apple is keen to stress.
|
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China's government is no doubt keen to see its home-grown offering survive.
|
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Scientists have never seen one of these supersymmetrical particles, but they're keen to.
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But in that climate, will others be quite so keen to replace him?
|
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Many Chinese today are individualistic, empowered and keen to shape society around them.
|
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Hyperbole is not unexpected from a government keen to burnish its liberalising credentials.
|
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London also appears to be keen to tighten its trade ties with China.
|
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Such ambiguities point to two difficulties for firms keen to stamp harassment out.
|
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Pro-Brexit MPs were keen to head off the threat of a revolt.
|
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Reform-minded and ambitious, Prince Mohammed was keen to challenge the status quo.
|
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Few in FIFA or other governing bodies appear truly keen to combat corruption.
|
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Keen to talk to work with people who have launched a coin before.
|
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Uber China was particularly keen to talk up the significance of HNA Group.
|
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The Commission was keen to stress that the measures were limited in time.
|
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New staffers were particularly keen to try it despite warnings to be careful.
|
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The next morning, I boot up my PrayStation, keen to collect my reward.
|
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For starters, tech organizations need bodies that underrepresented populations are keen to provide.
|
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There is little doubt that mining companies are keen to embrace more technology.
|
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FITCH SAYS CHINESE POLICYMAKERS STILL APPEAR KEEN TO AVOID ANOTHER MAJOR CREDIT STIMULUS
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Luxembourg is keen to make equivalence more flexible, but France is more cautious.
|
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He was wearing a black hat and a grin, and keen to vote.
|
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As it turns out, investors are keen to help Hotz do just that.
|
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It isn't only groceries that consumers are keen to stock up on, however.
|
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But fourth downs are embedded with opportunity for those keen to exploit it.
|
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"Silicon Valley seems more keen to bankroll such initiatives," according to the report.
|
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Corporations are keen to dissolve the boundary between traditional employment and independent contracting.
|
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He labeled Ms. Carroll a liar who was keen to sell a book.
|
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But the group also seems keen to expand its underground network in Turkey.
|
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Mr. Snitzer was keen to show off the installation — and Mr. Pérez's imprimatur.
|
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Heller is keen to talk about his efforts to thwart Trump on Yucca.
|
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Pashinyan, 42, appears keen to play a major role in the political reconfiguration.
|
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Remi, however, is entranced, and keen to learn more about his faithful friend.
|
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Now Google looks keen to take share in Microsoft's real stronghold: big companies.
|
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Indonesia's government is keen to expand tourism to boost Southeast Asia's largest economy.
|
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The United States is also keen to secure more sanctions enforcement by China.
|
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The United States is also keen to tap into India's large defense market.
|
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From the very first round, Rigondeaux showed that he was keen to hold.
|
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Dr. Winstock is keen to point out that there are many complicating factors.
|
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Most were just keen to hear Russo talk about her experience of totality.
|
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He suggested that I buy his shop since he was keen to retire.
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It's also an idea that Prime Minister Theresa May seems keen to consider.
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Remember that the likes of YouTube are very keen to stamp down on these illicit tools, and malware makers are very keen to make some cash out of them, so be wary about which software you use for the job.
|
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That will stick in the craw of people keen to safeguard Hong Kong's distinctiveness.
|
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Nadine Drayton-Keen to send an important message to students for Black History Month.
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One common trait among everyone there was that they were extremely keen to talk.
|
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Yahoo is keen to distance itself from the Japanese company operating under its brand.
|
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Canada remains less keen to use competition as a way of boosting that productivity.
|
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Many of the players were keen to play on and get a result, too.
|
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The Rainbow Chamber Singers, on the other hand, are keen to reinvent the genre.
|
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However, many in Guatemala's political elites are keen to see the U.N. body shuttered.
|
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But he's keen to point out there's more to the job than having sex.
|
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But some seem keen to stick with the old acronym, at least for now.
|
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The Shipowners' Association, representing the employers, said it was keen to resolve the situation.
|
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ADNOC is also keen to lease more strategic storage in India, Al Jaber said.
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However, European regulators are keen to avoid any state aid that might distort competition.
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However, Brinkley is keen to spread the message that age is just a number.
|
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Some immortals were reportedly keen to elect a former banker to oversee its investments.
|
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Many American customers are obviously keen to shop before the broader tariffs take effect.
|
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Today, Shenzhen is attracting many entrepreneurs keen to develop new ways of making things.
|
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That is why astrobiologists are so keen to identify liquid water on other planets.
|
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At the party gathering, Republican leaders were keen to talk policy, not presidential politics.
|
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One is that central bankers are too keen to spot inflation in the data.
|
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American officials may be keen to spare Mr Trump's blushes in front of protesters.
|
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Mr Smith is keen to make sure his BOGOF officers are out in Brixton.
|
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Indian media had reported that Stayzilla was keen to raise $40 million last year.
|
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Foreign energy companies are keen to invest, but complain of too much red tape.
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So why are people on the internet so keen to believe in conspiracy theories?
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Investigators are also keen to know why no crew member used the emergency brake.
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The clamour spooks the government, which is keen to keep the middle class onside.
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"I'm just really keen to make sure that aspect of gaming history is preserved."
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And don't forget community colleges and other groups that are keen to train you.
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That is why Lyft and Uber are keen to get rid of drivers altogether.
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At a minimum, Mr Kim will be keen to secure some easing of sanctions.
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JUUL has in the past been keen to stress its independence from big tobacco.
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Big banks, like private-equity firms, are keen to work with outfits like RCM.
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She is very, very keen to engage more with the museum and its collections.
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One reason might be to appease regulators keen to boost Chinese shipyards' order books.
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The Trump administration is keen to sign multi-billion dollar deals for U.S. firms.
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Having been repeatedly carved up by bigger powers, Poland is keen to cement alliances.
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It appears Samsung is keen to position the Chromebook Pro as a premium device.
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The United States is also keen to encourage greater business and trade with India.
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Either way, Microsoft is keen to let everyone know that it has passed Slack.
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And U.S. firms such as DraftKings and FanDuel are keen to expand into Europe.
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They were not keen to see a public debate on sexual orientation take place.
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Nor were they keen to diversify crops to include strains less sensitive to drought.
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Still, she is keen to put distance between the local party and the government.
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Now that the numbers are out, executives are keen to "win", says one consultant.
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"It is a challenge that we're keen to get on with," he told Reuters.
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The European Union is keen to promote trade, investment and other relationships with China.
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Nearly one year after leaving Myanmar, Tahera, Suhara, and Amena aren't keen to return.
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Duterte has hinted in the past that he's keen to strengthen Russian-Philippine ties.
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The Finnish government was keen to see what people would do under such circumstances.
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Abeer had a troubled relationship with her family and was keen to start again.
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I am actually keen to get the winch and the wired auxiliary lights whirring.
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Nvidia was keen to plug its latest graphics card as the most successful ever.
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"We're very keen to show measurable impact and particularly to validate that," Bell said.
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Honda is likely keen to butch up the 2016 Ridgeline in order to compete.
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He loves chasing a ball, but he's not so keen to give it back!
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Banks are keen to preserve their margins to compensate for heightened corporate credit risk.
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They put themselves between riot police and the English, keen to confront both parties.
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The firm is also keen to engage in charitable projects through its Fosun Foundation.
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Washington is keen to sell more of the country's surging oil and gas production.
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Evans didn't feel like he was keen to earn our trust, admiration or affection.
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The market will be keen to hear its latest assessment on the global economy.
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He said Britain was keen to ensure continuity as it left the trading bloc.
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JA: I was keen to try to explore the question of the historical itself.
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The company has, however, said it is keen to be involved in supercomputer development.
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I'm not sure I'd be so keen to try the boiled version he describes.
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Security forces are quick to shoot, and keen to divert attention from their misconduct.
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This year, Ma is keen to showcase his marriage of online and offline commerce.
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As residents of the local area they are keen to offer their immediate support.
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Singapore is keen to exert itself as an epicenter for startups and tech worldwide.
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Mr Macron is an energetic diplomat, keen to shape the events he sees unfolding.
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My grandfather did not speak English but was keen to get involved in democracy.
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Beyond that, Liberty is keen to add races in China and the United States.
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Johnson is viewed as someone keen to leave the European Union with greater speed.
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As a result the country is keen to diversify and start using renewable energy.
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"The administration is keen to set a new norm in cyberspace," the official said.
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As many clerics are keen to point out, Christmas is about more than presents.
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In Zaragoza, Righetti told the librarian that he was keen to study the Torah.
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The report found that girls of all ages were keen to go to school.
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Syria's neighbors are keen to shed the responsibility of caring for millions of refugees.
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G-28503 proponents are always keen to latch on to the latest activist craze.
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Admittedly most of those wouldn't be vehicles you'd be particularly keen to encounter IRL.
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So authorities are keen to keep banks liquid and to encourage them to lend.
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It also won't surprise you that they are keen to open up this market.
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Immediately the clips were up online and Bellator itself was keen to push them.
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They were also keen to boost imports of new energy cars, SUVs and sedans.
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The banking sources said Telia was keen to get the deal done this week.
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But the Bushes, like all patricians, were also keen to demonstrate their own charity.
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Both Russia and Angola, like China, are keen to break the dollar's global dominance.
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But authorities are keen to prevent higher U.S. interest rates from reviving the speculation.
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There's little to suggest lawmakers are keen to dig too deep below the surface.
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But Jack Ma has always been keen to downplay the importance of these numbers.
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They're very keen to show me that they can still buy their beauty products!
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There's a haunting hint of why David was keen to preserve these mundane conversations.
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I finish off with mascara and then apply Keen to my lips and cheeks.
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The next time Ortega kicked, Edgar wasn't nearly as keen to chase it back.
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" He added: "We are also very keen to demystify decentralized networks like the blockchain.
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Keen to attract publicity, Daguerre presented the triptych to King Ludwig I of Bavaria.
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Big food purveyors like Kraft Heinz are keen to bulk up on familiar brands.
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Soccer's middlemen were keen to seek him out, and he was happy to oblige.
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Lenders are also keen to take part given CP Group's profile and track record.
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Keen to signal they mean business, some states have introduced laws to tighten supply.
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If you are really so keen to be punished, there are websites for that.
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Other countries would be less keen to strike long-term trade deals with America.
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We've known for a while that Facebook is extremely keen to counter TikTok's rise.
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But young people in New Hampshire aren't as keen to back the Vermont senator.
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I'm sure if we keep making fast cars, he'll be keen to (drive them).
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After 9/11, George W. Bush was keen to make a friend in India.
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And analysts say that the government is keen to close the case for good.
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She's keen to get him to sign it in between court appearances today. pic.twitter.
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I sounded offended without saying so, keen to break off, at least for now.
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It's the one, however, that President Trump now seems most keen to destroy: tradition.
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Keen to compete is Remigijus Simasius, the mayor of Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania.
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Foxconn isn't the only manufacturer keen to take advantage of the new wireless technology.
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"It looks like regulators are still keen to stabilize the exchange rate," he said.
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Would you be so keen to chat if you discovered she was dirt poor?
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In fact, he seemed keen to insist that "founder" was the correct word here.
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Similarly, when a fact is hostile to our group, we're keen to avoid it.
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"I was keen to buy but I think it's too late now," he said.
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They are keen to dispel France's image as an interventionist, high-tax, work-shy place.
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Mike: He always gets daft stuff, so I wasn't surprised, just keen to do it.
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Francis, who visited Sweden last year, is keen to further Catholic dialogue with Protestant churches.
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The host nation is keen to forge new trade alliances as it retreats from Europe.
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Lutsenko told parliament he was keen to "break the current inefficient and partly criminal system".
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"I think a lot of us will be keen to do the reunions," he said.
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Investors are keen to see the dot plot of projected rate increases for year next.
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In the video clip, Samarn appeared keen to help his old unit find the boys.
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Ahead of Friday's forum, Chinese state media has been keen to trumpet the policy's achievements.
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T), is keen to raise its stake to a majority in Indonesian lender BTPN (BTPN.
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So as I speak to Saoudi, I'm keen to know more about his own history.
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As a result apps and mobile OSes are very keen to get hold of it.
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Despite lingering uncertainties about Trump's policies, Japan has been especially keen to gain his favor.
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Alibaba is apparently keen to have a closer relationship with Grab's 'GrabPay' payment platform, too.
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The former soviet country is also keen to lessen Russia's leverage over its economic fortunes.
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Most did not want to tell their stories, but Elias was keen to speak out.
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In the earlier debates, other candidates have been more keen to target Biden than her.
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The Fed is keen to tighten policy rather than risk overshooting its 2% inflation target.
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In Tokyo, Lo is keen to recruit venture firms, corporate partners and, of course, founders.
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Her strategy remains to buy in low cycles when developers are less keen to invest.
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I love his group of friends and I am keen to meet more of them.
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VivoText licenses its software to Hasbro, an American toymaker keen to sell increasingly interactive playthings.
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Bezos, on the other hand, hasn't been as keen to start giving away his fortune.
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That was one of the reasons she was so keen to buy her own tractor.
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The EU has been keen to increase its influence around the world in recent years.
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Germany is also keen to normalise ties and help avert an economic disaster in Turkey.
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While all were keen to set out a domestic agenda, it was Brexit that dominated.
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But others, who seemed keen to mock the journalists present, were hushed by their friends.
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The Chinese government is also keen to promote electric vehicles to reduce severe pollution problems.
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Some officials were also keen to bring Enlightenment principles to their dealings with actual Indians.
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As the election approaches, investigators have been oddly keen to revive other cold legal cases.
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VICE: Why does the OED seem particularly keen to include slang and even emojis lately?
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Users are often keen to imply that they sculpted their bodies with hard work alone.
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The Leti Arts team are keen to have the games teach people about African culture.
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Premiums for reinsurance have fallen, suggesting brokers are keen to build markets, not bilk customers.
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On Wednesday, May was keen to show she was in charge of the Brexit talks.
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On the contrary, the Tompkins were keen to put their business acumen to good use.
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"The government has been keen to stress that the succession will go smoothly," he said.
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The bank would focus more on Chinese investors who are keen to invest in Thailand.
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But if investors are keen to insure against rapid market movements, then premiums will rise.
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So far China has been keen to be seen to follow the WTO's rule book.
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But he finds the idea intriguing, and is keen to see where the research goes.
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Their boosters were keen to point out that there was more to emus than steak.
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It's different to my collaboration stuff but I'm keen to get my sound out there.
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Both have said they would be keen to succeed Draghi, if asked, according to Bloomberg.
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O even though the Internet retailer was keen to take on more high-end brands.
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Dealers are keen to get them into prisons because they can test new versions there.
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Apple is keen to expand and do well in India given cooling sales in China.
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His political leanings are a big reason why I was so keen to interview him.
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So it might seem odd that Chinese majors seem so keen to sign deals abroad.
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Indeed, those working in foreign languages are keen to talk about these advantages and disadvantages.
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I recognise the same tendency in myself sometimes, but it's one I'm keen to resist.
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He is also keen to enter Germany and India, either through organic growth or acquisition.
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Trump has also been keen to take credit for the developments in inter-Korean relations.
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Despite increased trade tensions, China's market operators are keen to show they're open for business.
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Arvex is also keen to diversify, catering to the country's tourism, events and education sectors.
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Chile's centre-left government is especially keen to promote co-ordination between the two blocs.
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Few Communist Party officials are keen to sell off what they see as crown jewels.
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And Mr Hammond will surely be keen to distance himself from his predecessor, George Osborne.
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Greece's conservative government is keen to attract investments to boost the recovering economy's growth prospects.
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Keen to finalize the sale of FPS, Eurobank continued talks with PIMCO after a Sept.
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Keen to finalize the sale of FPS, Eurobank continued talks with PIMCO after a Sept.
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Apple, keen to defend its own interests, has already said it will lodge an appeal.
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The U.S. government is keen to ensure that it, and not Ireland, gets the revenue.
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Starbucks has been keen to expand its food selections and grow the category for years.
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This is good news for a bourse keen to attract a new breed of entrepreneurs.
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Amazon is expanding its cloud business internationally and is keen to build more data centers.
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Democrats have said that they are keen to know whether top executives condoned the behavior.
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Imagine two teenage girls, both smart, driven, and keen to pursue a career in politics.
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Indian regulators will be keen to understand how Walmart's Flipkart deal will affect India's workforce.
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The courtyard bustled with activity, the women keen to get out of their tiny dormitories.
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Keen to finalise the sale of FPS, Eurobank continued talks with PIMCO after a Sept.
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In particular, Texas was not keen to have Houston become a Big 212 rival. Why?
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They seemed to be keen to get tourism up, especially in the region of Neom.
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When it came to building the model, Diab wasn't keen to become an insurer himself.
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Supporting characters are all too keen to bring Aloy up to speed, which I appreciate.
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The firm is keen to push its services overseas, hence this major data center expansion.
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Airbnb has been keen to take a larger bite out of India for some time.
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Faced with shaky economic indicators, OPEC is keen to avoid a market awash with oil.
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It seems likely it'll be keen to link those systems with this Hong Kong program.
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Dressing like this reminded me of my teenage self: unformed, informal, keen to blend in.
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"Museum man was keen to please, he sold his soul upon his needs," they deplored.
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But its president, Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, is keen to present the country — and himself — as strong.
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Keen to minimize the impact, cabinet ministers said the next Newspoll result would improve quickly.
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" And "if we're so keen to be alive, to survive, why the self-destructive behavior?
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Once the most divisive figure in pop, Ms. Azalea seems keen to please everyone here.
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The European Union's executive is understandably keen to bolster national efforts to combat the virus.
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BOE'S BAILEY SAYS VERY KEEN TO ENSURE LONG-TERM ECONOMIC DAMAGE FROM CORONAVIRUS IS MINIMISED
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It was an image Mr. Hefner himself was keen to promote, especially in recent years.
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Several leftist groups are keen to prove they have greater "anti-imperialist" credentials than Syriza.
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Financial markets are watching closely, keen to see a stable government in Europe's largest economy.
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Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, is for his part keen to please his ultranationalist base.
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NASA, keen to develop what it calls a "low-Earth-orbit economy," hopes he's right.
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Perhaps that explains the reason some Indians are keen to help Mr. Gupta's public rehabilitation.
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He is keen to get across that, sharing-economy heritage notwithstanding, Airbnb is no Uber.
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A growth spurt turned him into a gentle giant, keen to protect more vulnerable peers.
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Randal Quarles, the vice-chairman responsible for supervision, also seemed keen to change the rules.
|
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It's something Apple was keen to tap into to show the extent of Siri's capabilities.
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But few seem keen to reduce their dependency on a continuing influx of Chinese students.
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Instead he was keen to emphasise that Merck is committed to "developing really good molecules".
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Promoters are also keen to retain a format that allows them to sell more tickets.
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"The one area that they've been keen to exploit is at the state level," Sen.
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He's a titan, and in some moments here, he's keen to remind everyone of it.
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He's a titan, and in some moments here, he's keen to remind everyone of it.
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Mr. Macron — a former Rothschild investment banker — is keen to win finance jobs for Paris.
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She is keen to share what she has learned with others at risk in Kathmandu.
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Mexico faces stiff competition from regional rivals keen to attract cash from global oil majors.
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WWE is also keen to find talent with a story that will resonate in China.
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Hence Airbnb being keen to work with the Commission on any resetting of the rules.
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Some pilgrims are bibliophiles keen to immerse themselves in one of Europe's most ornate bookshops.
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Others had been approached by friends in the industry keen to give it a try.
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Yeah, which we know now why he was so keen to wield power over journalists.
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"He's very keen to criticize others but cannot tolerate those who challenge him," Bower said.
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"He added: "He is keen to build on the company's success in Asia and if there is any way in which I, given my long experience of the region with fluency in Japanese and Korean, can assist him, I am keen to do so.
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I think that in Asia the new billionaires, the people who are coming from, in some cases from poverty themselves, are very keen to give back some things to society, but they are keen to do it in a way that is not charity.
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London will remain Europe's leading centre, but other cities are keen to take what they can.
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You can also see why Facebook is keen to delay another CJEU referral if it can.
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If you're keen to check out the Golf Alltrack, it goes on sale later this year.
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Against that backdrop, companies are likely to remain keen to close deals as soon as possible.
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"I'm very keen to sell it to the right buyer so that everybody's happy," he added.
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That being said, I'm not keen to start taking everything these two say at face value.
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"I'm very keen to see an agreement concluded by November, if at all possible," Varadkar said.
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Poland has said it welcomes foreign investment and is keen to create jobs, especially in mining.
|
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We're really keen to get away from just asking the patient how bad their pain is.
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However, James is keen to point out that things could be much worse without the NHS.
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The central bank was keen to stress, however, that this was not an act of intervention.
|
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Shelton is keen to emphasize that there's no right or wrong method implicit in her study.
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These tools are especially important for hot holiday gift items that stores are keen to discount.
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"Many companies are keen to invest and there's no change to this stance," Yamada told reporters.
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NO DOUBT Donald Trump was keen to emphasise his decisiveness, in contrast with his predecessor's dithering.
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Grab is also keen to become a single "super app" with commercial, financial and logistical offerings.
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Beijing has been keen to portray itself as proactive in combating the spread of the virus.
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I was keen to stretch my legs and explore, so I left my father to rest.
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He was keen to pounce on trends, to exploit and twist them for the Indian market.
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Many blue-chip importers are also keen to lengthen payment terms beyond what exporters can bear.
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Not all companies will be keen to undertake the disclosures and operational complexities that Euroclear involves.
|
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Streaming services now offer range and affordability to healthcare professionals keen to include music in treatment.
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Several Chinese companies have signaled they would be keen to buy First Sensor, the people said.
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Keen to shore up his popularity, Mr Di Maio could call for more spending next year.
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Its administrators are likely to be even less keen to pay out than its bosses were.
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Keen to protect their traditions, many indigenous tribes have long maintained a cautious distance from tourism.
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But the authorities are keen to downplay ISIS' presence, blaming political elements for the recent violence.
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The prospect of a government in Rome keen to tighten border control should be welcome there.
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We are much more aware of and keen to address vulnerabilities in our defence supply chain.
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Banks are not keen to be in the higher brackets, due to the stiff capital requirements.
|
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Several vendors, who told Reuters they were keen to introduce new packaging and pricing on Walmart.
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Given that competition it is no surprise that Alibaba was keen to bring in further investment.
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Both Mr Brownback and Mr Pompeo seemed keen to limit the diplomatic fallout from Pakistan's designation.
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It did not feel like the actions of a man keen to woo visitors from abroad.
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That's why scientists are keen to redefine the kilogram according to a fundamental constant of nature.
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Hogeweyk received over 1,400 visitors in 2017, keen to copy the concept in their own countries.
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Najib is keen to fix FGV, whose problems are hurting his image among key Malay voters.
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His cellmates are devout Muslims who present no physical threat but are keen to convert him.
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Abe is keen to keep the Ghosn affair from giving his governance reforms a black eye.
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She is keen to retain full access to the EU's extensive databases for security and intelligence.
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The companies with big e-commerce networks are keen to take on other firms' logistics, too.
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Someone, somewhere, seems very keen to make a deal happen, and so we have the reports.
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But the Journal claims that the studio's CEO, Jeffery Katzenberg, is keen to find a buyer.
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This is the bubbling earnings stream that Netflix and Silicon Valley firms are keen to divert.
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That's why governments and technology companies alike are keen to see rare earth recycling take off.
|
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Uber, Vodafone and Spotify are among the big firms that are keen to be anchor members.
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Unsurprisingly, he was not keen to talk on Sunday about that dark period in his career.
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China, and eventually India, will be keen to end their dependence on semiconductors from Silicon Valley.
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The Irish government, which has been keen to attract investment banks to Dublin, welcomed the news.
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Her family says she was keen to continue her education, and hoped to become a lecturer.
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Although the UAE is keen to attract China's cash, it is also nervous about its ambitions.
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Most of these data are valuable information, which means that people are keen to trade it.
|
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Foreign investors keen to get a grasp of China's economy have for years distrusted official data.
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I wasn't keen to brush over the fact that each person has had a difficult time.
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"They are keen to keep economic growth stable before the 19th party congress," the source said.
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So he was understandably keen to ensure the loyalty of his soldiers to the Roman state.
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European leaders will be keen to bridge an apparent policy gap with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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He said this could help the company as clients are keen to economize on freight expenditure.
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The government has been keen to dispel any suggestion the central bank is less than independent.
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But if you're keen to do business from a Starbucks or noisy airport, it's legitimately useful.
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So promoters and classical-music venues are keen to do anything that will lure in youngsters.
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Both sides are keen to draw lessons from previous referendums in Britain and from other countries.
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Investors are keen to see a government in place quickly as a guarantee of economic stability.
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I wasn't always successful, but most of the time I was keen to keep it grounded.
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Vietnam would also be keen to host a third meeting between the leaders, the official said.
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He said the company was keen to increase its biofuels production capacity amid growing global demand.
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He has gifts of compassion and close attention that make people keen to confide in him.
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Microsoft is clearly keen to tap into Xiaomi's rise in growth, and the overall Chinese market.
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Still, that truth sits uncomfortably with those keen to work up communal divisions for electoral gain.
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China, fighting trade battles on so many fronts, was keen to make progress on this one.
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Criminals can cash out by selling to gamers keen to acquire games or virtual items cheaply.
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One reason is that they have established supply chains that they are not keen to disrupt.
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Another area where China is keen to be seen as leading the way is climate change.
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As the economy modernises, a crop of youngish technology billionaires, keen to "democratise" philanthropy, has emerged.
|
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Many small brewers are keen to open their workplaces to help educate the more discerning drinker.
|
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After walking 18 holes with Fowler, they were keen to have their photograph taken with him.
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"I've been very keen to keep the bureau out of the policy-making business," he said.
|
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O'Connell said the White House is keen to keep Medicare for All on the front burner.
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But, nevertheless, commanders are keen to forge better relations between US military personnel and local residents.
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Those keen to join the action were encouraged to tune in via live streaming platform WAV.
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"Ashley will be keen to show that he has nothing to be ashamed of," he added.
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Those working on next-generation AI algorithms may also be keen to explore the platform's advantages.
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Some are keen to see the horse-faced alien finally grace the stage of the MCU.
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That's a label the Warriors will be keen to avoid when this season's playoffs roll around.
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It is a moment of European weakness that the Turkish leadership seems keen to capitalize on.
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Though Bognanno is keen to point out that there's a lot of positivity in it, too.
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"Obama was quite keen to push for a quick settlement of Brexit," a European official said.
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But other LPs are also keen to dip their toes in the water in different ways.
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He is also keen to exploit the building's visually rich public spaces, its staircases and corridors.
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Washington is especially keen to sell more of the United States' surging oil and gas production.
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After a few days holed up in a convention center, I was keen to get outdoors.
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Under the trees may lie very old, unmarked graves that the Shinnecocks are keen to preserve.
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But I was still keen to home in on the particulars and parameters of her synesthesia.
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Many union members were keen to stress what they perceived as unsafe conditions on the site.
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"I don't think marijuana is a key that unlocks something," St. Pierre is keen to clarify.
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A nervous Wall Street has been keen to see how the panel will treat the industry.
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Jurisdictions like Ontario seem keen to educate parents who might be reluctant to immunize their kids.
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True, those journeys predated mass tourism, which so many contemporary governments are so keen to promote.
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I know everybody is very keen to do better, but it is a question of time.
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I love this music and I'm so keen to be singing it and performing it again.
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Dwight also visited the man himself, but Mr. Ferlinghetti wasn't too keen to play tour guide.
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I am keen to try the Fino Coleslaw because, well, I'm just that kind of gal.
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The country's breakneck economic expansion created legions of wealthy consumers keen to flaunt their newfound status.
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The directors of the West India Company, which oversaw New Netherland, were keen to attract settlers.
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But now that China finds itself under pressure, it is keen to have a common statement.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle remain keen to get tough on Vladimir Putin's government.
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JPMorgan, more than many other banks, has been particularly keen to build up its payment business.
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That's because Japanese companies are keen to expand by acquiring more overseas companies, the report said.
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Three years of wretched talks have made everyone keen to get the whole thing over with.
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He has said he's keen to hear what Bolton has to say about the Ukraine caper.
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Keen to play a bigger part in price creation, China plans to launch Shanghai crude futures.
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Central banks are keen to "normalize" monetary policy and end a decade of unconventional policies, however.
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Mexico faces stiff competition from other Latin American countries keen to attract investment from energy firms.
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Most financial firms are keen to abandon it, or deter old-fashioned customers with hefty fees.
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And if someone has gaps in their knowledge, Sam is very, very keen to fill them.
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"I think he's keen to know what our choice of engines is moving forward," he said.
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Day is keen to share this year's tournament with his mother — if her strength allows it.
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Kids — and parents intent on raising them outside of traditional gender norms — are keen to perform.
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Both countries were keen to play down the prospect of an abrupt change in their relationship.
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A company based in the Mojave Desert, of all places, is keen to sell it some.
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ET, investors will be keen to see the Fed's reaction to the turmoil in global markets.
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Zimbabweans are keen to know how much wealth Mugabe accrued during his 37 years in power.
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"I'd be keen to work on moon missions — that would be a big dream after this."
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The Reagan Administration, keen to deregulate the F.C.C., proposed handing control of the debates to broadcasters.
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Forward selling by producers keen to lock in a high price was limiting gains, he said.
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The military will be keen to quash a repeat of such unrest, and Army chief Gen.
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Among those are U.S. hotel chain executives, keen to get in on Cuba's recent tourism boom.
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Of course, Robbie isn't the only celebrity keen to hang out with the Duke and Duchess.
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Or the White House may have made a decision that it is not keen to advertise.
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They were especially keen to find people from different nationalities to underscore the group's global reach.
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Trump, keen to show he had not forced Kiev into investigating Joe Biden, quickly jumped in.
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Companies are squeezing more and more out of states keen to lure business, as Amazon proved.
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James: John was always keen to state that his was only one experience of sight loss.
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I'm hearing from people close to Meghan and Harry that they're very keen to do it.
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Investors are keen to know whether Foxconn will adjust its production line for Apple and others.
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So the UK is very keen to ensure that the IMF in particular is properly funded.
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Gallerists at Photo London were keen to tell the stories behind many works, whether technical or personal.
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He is also keen to point out that no tax-payer money has gone into the fund.
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Market players are keen to understand if the Fed will slow down its hiking cycle this year.
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In its quest to make itself indispensable, Uber is keen to slide itself into your daily commute.
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Apple is usually keen to list some specs for its devices while being very cagey about others.
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"William is keen to subtly keep [Diana's] legend alive," Ken Wharfe, Diana's ex-bodyguard, previously told PEOPLE.
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Meanwhile, his new DC hotel was marketing its services to diplomats keen to please the new President.
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Meanwhile, Stable is keen to demonstrate its autonomous electric-vehicle chargers and lock in additional fleet customers.
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Messi is keen to get some game time before the knockout phase of the centenary tournament begins.
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It's a cliche Australians are often keen to counter: Not everyone in Australia has a pet kangaroo.
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Nearly every day I find myself, am I keen to crock pot chilaquiles because I want to?
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Against that backdrop, financial markets are keen to see how Trump will follow through on campaign pledges.
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"Dana is keen to engage constructively with sukuk holders to reach a consensual agreement," the person said.
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American is keen to strengthen its presence in the Chinese market; China Southern wants to expand abroad.
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At others he seems keen to protect American industries from competition that he perceives to be unfair.
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Healthy people would be keen to have their fitness taken into account when shopping for a plan.
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Although Japanese are keen to share Instagram images of handbag-sized pedigree pooches, few adopt abandoned pets.
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"The airline is keen to develop its fleet by relying on the most modern aircraft," Mosallem said.
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But Japanese people are proud of their pacifism and keen to stay out of other countries' affairs.
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That's one of the reasons why we were all keen to retain the Force bit of it.
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But having imposed the costs, Mr Modi will be keen to trumpet whatever benefits he can find.
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This risks a backlash from conservative clerics, so he is keen to fashion a new Saudi nationalism.
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"Everyone is keen to take on gender equality if it only means marginal changes," says Ms Elson.
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Canberra, although keen to avoid stoking tensions, was widely expected to join the U.S.-led maritime coalition.
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The source familiar with Dior's decision said the brand was keen to avoid the Saturday street marches.
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But Mr López Obrador was keen to get the issue out of the way before taking office.
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Carmakers are so keen to attract new buyers, they'll bend their brand DNA to meet consumer interest.
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Prominent economists, such as Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University, are keen to scrap big-denomination notes altogether.
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While some brands and viscose suppliers were keen to clean up their act, one in particular wasn't.
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That said, Singh seems genuinely keen to build links between Surge and other VCs at all levels.
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Flynn is keen to note that tech professionals are not unique in facing barriers to re-entry.
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Dell EMC and HP both want to sell more gear to firms keen to crunch data locally.
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Black people from the east also flocked west, keen to cash in on the booming ranching industry.
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The Dutch scientists were keen to study this mechanism more closely, by examining how the liquid evaporates.
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Capital Economics' Witlin noted that the Kremlin would be keen to use economic measures first and foremost.
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An investor keen to know how many cars Tesla is selling need no longer ask Mr Musk.
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The approach has alienated Kashmiris and also tempted meddling by Pakistan, ever keen to challenge India's sovereignty.
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He wants to launch a new beer, and is keen to package it as soon as possible.
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The Democrats are thus keen to stress their diversity because, yes, it contrasts well with Donald Trump.
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Now it is keen to be seen as a cultural innovator as well as a commercial business.
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Perhaps Mr Brownback is as keen to leave Kansas as many Kansans are to see him go.
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If the conclusion is correct, though, plenty of people would be very, very keen to find out.
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Mercosur leaders indicated they were keen to find a way to speed up implementation of the deal.
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Total Access is also keen to bid for the nation's 1800 MHz spectrum, Norling said, without elaborating.
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She was keen to explore the history of Shetland ponies and how they live in the wild.
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There are a few reasons why scientists have long been keen to hunt for life on Europa.
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Hampton is in no rush and is keen to ensure a considered and orderly transition, they added.
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Some conservationists are keen to see how well gene drives can wipe out invasive species on islands.
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He seems excited for me to start my own venture and keen to help in any way!
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That intimation highlights why companies are so keen to have courts decide the enforceability of classwide waivers.
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Noisey: Why do you think British people are so keen to see Americans reacting to grime music?
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He is keen to stress that conflicts with the RSPCA are far less of an issue today.
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"I would be keen to consult with anyone conceiving the next generation of these games," Walker adds.
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Infantino appeared keen to get the ball rolling to pick a host for the 2026 World Cup.
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I am also keen to pursue topics such as the lack of gender diversity in financial services.
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Russia is keen to press ahead with Nord Stream 2 which will bypass traditional routes through Ukraine.
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Russian authorities are keen to prevent fuel from becoming too costly because previous price spikes angered voters.
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The company said it was keen to start commercial operations of its desulphurisation unit in July 2020.
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The market is now keen to see if the Shenzhen bourse will approve the Shenzhen Metro deal.
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And they were both keen to speak to two mothers who were breastfeeding young children in slings.
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Johnson said he was keen to seen further sanctions imposed on both Syrian and Russian "military figures".
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A nervous Wall Street is keen to see how hostile the panel will be towards the industry.
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Then again, perhaps people would be more keen to use it had Facebook updated it more frequently.
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However, his staff, keen to remove the prime minister's scruffy shoes, Photoshopped him with two left feet.
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The company is also keen to illustrate the wide ranges of uses beacons can be put to.
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Many elderly say they are keen to keep on working for as long as they are fit.
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It appears that Microsoft is keen to follow a similar path, but just on the software side.
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With interest rates at rock-bottom, investors are keen to find assets that can offer decent returns.
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But a wary Britain, keen to preserve links with the Commonwealth and America, stood aside from both.
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Protectionism ran rampant in the 1930s, but not all economies were equally keen to raise trade barriers.
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Politicians are keen to get their economies growing again; tariffs are a poor way to manage it.
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The British have contributed a single oceanographic vessel, and don't seem keen to advertise their presence here.
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They are equal-opportunity loathers of religion, keen to knock out all the Abrahamic hotspots at once.
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The Russian strongman also said he was keen to try Qingdao cuisine during his time in China.
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Internet providers are simply keen to cash in on the rise of streaming video, he told me.
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But the EU is keen to press ahead with the launch of its new commission on Dec.
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Keen to circle back to the topic of sudden and unexpected death, I asserted that it had.
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But the EU is keen to press ahead with the launch of its new commission on Dec.
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Britain has been keen to secure a trade deal with India after it leaves the European Union.
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But among the joviality, some Twitter users were keen to remind people of the current political situation.
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Accessible, enthusiastic and keen to share information, he embodied the qualities that he championed in his wines.
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He alleged that business partners, keen to steal his firm, had helped to organize charges against him.
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Governments keen to lock in record-low borrowing rates have obliged by issuing longer and longer debt.
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Others in the West are less keen to jump aboard, although many have kept an open mind.
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"People with money are keen to diversify it beyond the U.S. stock market in particular," she said.
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Money is tight and organizers are keen to ensure they are not seen to be spending frivolously.
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"I don't know what will happen, but we are very keen to stop the bloodshed," he said.
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As Stone is keen to press, conversion disorder is usually something that happens to a singular person.
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For China's banks, keen to grow abroad, the lure is in part predictable, dollar-denominated revenue streams.
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Esports is something that people with no prior interest in video games are keen to invest in.
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Germany is keen to start as soon as possible, while France is reluctant to engage with Trump.
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Another feature Herrlinger was keen to show me was something Apple is calling Hover Text, on macOS.
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They're keen to cover all bases, to find the most profitable place for them within that world.
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The rest of the troopers are raw recruits, and keen to win the approval of their sergeant.
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Hamilton was keen to get going, even directing a radio message to that effect at Charlie Whiting.
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Apparently, Swift's lawyers are keen to make sure that audio ever sees the light of day.2.
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"I've yet to run into an issuer who is not keen to save 25bp-50bp," he said.
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My friend Rinat Akhmetshin, a lobbyist of Russian origin, was keen to muscle in on the action.
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Chief brewer Alexei Saburov is keen to dispel the notion that Russians are only interested in vodka.
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They are also keen to find a solution to the problem of fruit dropping off the bush.
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Farmers are particularly keen to reduce their dependence on the manufacturer and bring more repairs back onsite.
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Others have looked at attacking devices of individuals, something that the FBI is also keen to develop.
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A large part of the electorate and the probable next president seem keen to dodge that question.
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All that being said, I know that Time Warner management is keen to get this deal done.
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And he proved that he was keen to follow through in a series of moves this week.
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Japan and India are particularly keen to find new ways to counter China's hegemony over Asia's waterways.
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But when those vets begin needling the president, he's not keen to engage them, positively or otherwise.
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Pope Francis was keen to play down expectations ahead of the event but spoke passionately to delegates.
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For now, though, Hamas appears keen to capitalize on a wave of international condemnation of Israel's tactics.
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Loggers and furniture makers, keen to harvest the trees for coffee tables or guitars, began sniffing around.
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Tsunogae alleges the police were desperate for a suspect and keen to pin the crime on Iwao.
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These uncertainties make some MPs keen to consider a vote of no confidence in Mr Johnson's government.
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On Monday, President Donald Trump said that China was keen to head back to the negotiating table.
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The Assad government is keen to drive the Turks out, as well as jihadists and other rebels.
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As such, the Big Three automakers are keen to defend these cash cows against rising gas prices.
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That's something she seems keen to pursue in her future endeavors following the release of Netflix's Gentefied.
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Finally, financiers are also keen to stress the need to stimulate financing of renewable forms of energy.
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Before Mr. Abbas's visit to Washington, the Egyptians are keen to establish their role as potential peacemakers.
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SABIC is keen to invest abroad to diversify its risks and improve its access to foreign markets.
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On the flipside of that are folks like Anthem, who are less keen to own medical practices.
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It's a subject that Mr. Cohlan, who is Margaritaville's chief executive, was not especially keen to discuss.
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For those keen to hit the market now, there are ways to get around the legislative inertia.
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"When writing for children, Edith seemed keen to deliver a strong message of social justice," she writes.
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Beyond the 5G connectivity, Honor was keen to emphasize the camera capabilities of the View 30 Pro.
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But with the recovery, the firm is keen to keep the assets it sees as cash cows.
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Yet Wechter was keen to point out that its overall figures were likely to fluctuate over time.
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Airbus is keen to clinch a deal after losing to the 3303 at two other U.S. carriers.
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The 2140-year-old founder of Innovator Energy is keen to stress the urgency of the problem.
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For one, he said, many appeared keen to keep communities running, thus offering some stability for residents.
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The deal affords the United States unilateral leverage to the extent China is keen to avoid tariffs.
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By 2014, as Grace's political ambitions began to emerge, her husband was keen to lend his backing.
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Clinton's political career, he is keen to ensure that American diplomats under his watch are not harmed.
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This has proven difficult, with many European firms keen to avoid financial penalties by the Trump administration.
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Of course, there's likely a reason Thompson wasn't as keen to look for this counter against Woodley.
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Unsurprisingly, the company is apparently keen to hold on to as much of that cash as possible.
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While there's no evidence the Iranians ever met Austen, Green is sometimes overly keen to push them together.
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It was keen to join the World Trade Organisation, and thus, it seemed, to embrace free-market principles.
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They're keen to get to the bottom of this blatant map omission, and they're looking squarely at ... Australia.
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"From the very beginning, executive producer Stephen Daldry and I were keen to recreate a world of austerity."
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Aware that the trip was a landmark occasion, passengers where keen to document the experience on social media.
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But the young coalition government is keen to fulfil its spending pledges to voters after the March election.
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I was keen to come back to England and get on with my new black-and-white project.
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However, Germany in particular is keen to see as orderly a transition as possible to a new relationship.
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Distraught and keen to retain her job and those of her co-workers, Lorenz withheld the troubling information.
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President Donald Trump appears keen to kill any border security compromise before it even gets off the ground.
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Coach Nopparat said he is particularly keen to help the stateless boys who were rescued from the cave.
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Vivendi, keen to create a pan-European media and content conglomerate to compete with Rupert Murdoch's Sky SKYB.
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In the 1930s, both Germany and Japan were keen to expand their frontiers to gain access to resources.
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Nor will he be keen to disrupt a formation which has carried his team to the last four.
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Exporters were keen to maintain global market share, and they cut domestic supplies or shipments to marginal buyers.
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Sales of newspapers jumped with people keen to collect commemorative editions containing pictures and stories of the king.
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That protest, however, enjoyed the sympathy of the army, keen to clip the wings of the Sharif brothers.
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Since they now rely on students' fees for much of their income, universities are keen to attract them.
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He is keen to lead a reform programme, but says state politicians "are afraid as hell" of change.
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The surprise was that so many of the 290,000 voters were keen to kick out the incumbent government.
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Data from Euromonitor International, a research firm, illustrate why Unilever is keen to leave the spreads business behind.
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Another boost comes from affluent immigrants, who are keen to experience long, self-planned road trips in America.
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At least one force is keen to install microphones on "smart lamp-posts" to gather intelligence in crowds.
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People are less keen to talk about their decaying sex lives, especially as their bodies do the same.
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With presidential elections due in May, Hassan Rohani, the reformist incumbent, will be keen to address voters' concerns.
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It was so keen to ditch the business that it agreed to retain liability for most workers' pensions.
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The traditional medicine industry, which China has been keen to export overseas, is worth an estimated $100 billion.
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The former head of the European Food Safety Authority also said she was keen to support women farmers.
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If you're really keen to watch, you could always sign up for a free trial on the day.
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Mr Moon is keen to keep rapprochement going, but is struggling to bring South Koreans along with him.
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Mining companies, keen to get at coal and other riches underground, run circles around tribal leaders in court.
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The government owns nearly 90 percent of Sabeco and is keen to unload its entire stake by 2017.
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During the European elections, it was keen to point out that it had left- and right-wing candidates.
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Unusually for the textile and apparel industry, it is keen to raise their pay and productivity via mechanisation.
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Fishermen of wild salmon, a well-connected bunch, are keen to turn public opinion against the farmed kind.
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Nor are many in the camp keen to pay smugglers a few thousand euros to join the flotilla.
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Advertisers might be keen to reach potential customers when they're super close-by and looking for local information.
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European countries are keen to keep the tradition of having one person from their continent leading the IMF.
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Investors are keen to see Mehmet Simsek, currently deputy prime minister, continue at the helm of the economy.
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Image: SpaceXIt's an exciting time to be alive if you're keen to watch humans get off this planet.
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The CIA, which now has a large office in the capital, was especially keen to see sanctions lifted.
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The progressive wing was already keen to impeach; Mr Mueller's report just added some petrol to their fire.
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" When asked if he was keen to get his job back, he said: "I've parted ways with 99.
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Why is Mr Trump so keen to prevent records held by his primary lender from coming to light?
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Two of them said they too are keen to be transferred to state capitals or to other jobs.
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As the warming world burns fewer hydrocarbons, Aramco is keen to secure captive markets for its crude feedstock.
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Chief Executive Tim Hoettges reaffirmed that Deutsche Telekom was keen to participate in consolidation in the U.S. market.
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If governments are keen to avoid the creation of a hereditary elite, they might want to think again.
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According to Beavis, the royal family will be keen to avoid any photos taken by guests being leaked.
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If you're keen to lock down your handset against unwelcome visitors, you need to take a few steps.
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Some recent purchases have also come from Chinese property companies, keen to reduce reliance on their home market.
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So physicists engaged n fluid dynamics research are naturally keen to lean more about the coffee ring effect.
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Its weakness is a management team that seems keen to downplay the severity of what has just happened.
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Guedes is keen to privatize hundreds of state companies, including units of oil company Petrobras and utility Eletrobras.
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Analysts will be keen to ask J.P. Morgan executives how that will impact results in 2019 and beyond.
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On August 2nd income-tax agents raided the Eagleton, keen to catch a Congress man with undeclared assets.
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He is keen to stress, however, that he sees the cardboard tents as a temporary solution to homelessness.
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Other top suppliers seen as keen to expand include Honeywell , which failed to grab United Technologies in 2015.
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If you're keen to make a full dog buddy cop evening of it, hit up K-9 too.
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Terms were not disclosed, but no doubt the investors were keen to get in on a bigger player.
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Investors are keen to see whether Kenya, East Africa's dominant economy, can avoid violence in the next election.
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He said he was keen to leave the impression with Trump that the FBI was not investigating him.
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This is particularly true vis-à-vis Gazprom's core European market, which Moscow naturally remains keen to protect.
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Investors will be keen to assess policymakers' view on inflation, especially after a spate of strong economic data.
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Instead, he has been keen to visit his own estates, and Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla.
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But the government is keen to reach pre-war levels of 350,000 to 400,000 bpd by mid-2020.
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The deal is considered the landmark of Rouhani's tenure and he will be keen to see it through.
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It's not hard to imagine that Erdogan would be very keen to see this pair back in Turkey.
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Atomico is also keen to tap Bendz's personal network of early-stage founders and investors in the Nordics.
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Shell has not cut its dividend since 1945, a tradition its present management is not keen to break.
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The major connective tissue between his releases is that he's never keen to do the same thing twice.
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Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Uighurs keen to escape unrest at home have traveled via Southeast Asia to Turkey.
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It was viewed with suspicion by euro zone bankers keen to challenge London's dominance as Europe's financial capital.
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I am keen to see early success with the ICO model because I believe it will benefit society.
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That, in turn, makes WeChat much more valuable to advertisers keen to target consumers as precisely as possible.
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That is why authoritarian regimes (and some hotels) are so keen to control what people type about them.
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For others keen to invest in a portfolio of companies for the long term, there is another option.
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Singers and actors keen to show a common touch now make much of reporting for their national service.
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Iran benefits from the GCC being divided, so the Trump team is keen to unify the group again.
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Oisin is keen to put the matter behind him now that it has been brought to a close.
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Trump will be keen to shore up support among farmers, as well as in his favored energy industries.
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This is consistent with the idea that people are keen to sell their houses quickly before prices fall.
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Practitioners are keen to stress that the use of kambo should be restricted to 12 times a year.
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The firm's stores satisfy those keen to hunt for discounted designer clothes—a quest hard to mimic online.
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And while Richard is keen to learn more, he brings his own assumptions and blindness to his project.
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Over the last year Eni has expanded its presence in the UAE and is keen to grow further.
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Nyusi is keen to sign a final peace treaty ahead of presidential, parliamentary and provincial elections in October.
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City Harvest declares that it provides training and "spiritual oversight" to locals keen to start their own churches.
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Politically they are also keen to avoid being blamed for a no-deal scenario should it eventually happen.
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At the same time, other small firms are keen to find overseas partners to push their drugs overseas.
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I'll be keen to see how this bumps Trump's (hey, that rhymes) poll numbers along with the convention.
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I have spoken to their parents and both sets of parents are keen to enroll the children here.
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He was not eager to please her, she realized, he was keen to be pleased by her pleasure.
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In the document, there is one person the author seems keen to distance himself from: President Donald Trump.
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"The companies are key taxpayers in the region and the authorities are keen to protect them," he said.
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Bruno has been keen to work with employers who have said publicly that they're looking to tackle addiction.
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As one of the world's biggest chipmakers, Intel is surely keen to ensure that its future is bright.
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Green-minded Europeans keen to change behaviour in poor countries might first sniff the air closer to home.
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Still, new recruits to the police service say they are keen to get to grips with the problem.
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But escalation brings with it risks of a wider conflict, risks the Russians have been keen to proclaim.
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We were really keen to be able to bring that added dimension of sound to the visitor experience.
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Buzz: Reuters reports today that Saudi Arabia, OPEC's dominant producer, is keen to see prices climb much higher.
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Sure, they have done far more than their fair share, but everyone else was keen to participate too.
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But regulating water use is a politically sensitive issue - one few policymakers are keen to address, Kugelman said.
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And these psychologists are keen to try something new, because, as they admit, the current options are limited.
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But though we study in the UK or the US, most of us are keen to return home.
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Other producers play with these sounds, but most are keen to let them crash sidelong into one another.
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And Juncker, apparently keen to flatter Trump, was eager to play along in language that the President appreciates.
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But even fund managers, keen to maximize their own returns, predict there will be action at some point.
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Chinese producers still mainly make low- to mid-range industrial robots but are keen to develop their capabilities.
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Both Britain and the United States are keen to secure the listing, which could be the largest ever.
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This is where Ms. Ballerini excels, though: with a male antagonist in mind and keen to dismiss him.
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The flurry of announcements from German companies shows that they are keen to take advantage of the situation.
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Still, the speech's emphasis suggested that Mr. Putin is especially keen to shift the conversation to economic revival.
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Beijing's agents here are also keen to remind Australians of this country's shameful history of racism against Chinese.
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Church leaders are keen to show life goes on at the cathedral as donations for rebuilding trickle in.
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There are powerful interests that are keen to make sure the Tokyo 2020 Games are staged on schedule.
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To put it simply, there's a reason why the UFC are so keen to get this fight booked.
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Now Omar's defenders are keen to paint her as a victim of Islamophobia, which no doubt she is.
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"They are full of vitality, are keen to learn, are open-minded and want to improve," he said.
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China, a member of the 47-member forum, is keen to head off criticism, diplomats and activists say.
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I doubt any of them would be keen to give up their shot at Cornyn, nor should they.
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However, it's keen to retain more value in the country, with one eye on the burgeoning battery sector.
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Yet the detection of small, invasive breast cancers—the kind that oncologists are most keen to detect— decreased .
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But as previously noted, young people are also not keen to identify with the Democratic party in particular.
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Neither woman was looking for gifts for herself, although Ms. Mulder's husband was keen to get a television.
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The business is keen to ensure that its jet engines continue to develop and improve as times change.
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That's good news for diners keen to order food from their sofas, but makes for less wholesome returns.
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American zoos were keen to distance themselves from Copenhagen, but they struggled to find the right ethical objection.
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Selling coins has another advantage that the ICOs are less keen to highlight: it exploits a regulatory loophole.
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Despite this range of applications, Jensen is keen to stress Vantablack cannot simply be "painted" on just anything.
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GURIRA We were all very keen to see Dré get a show where he was the clear lead.
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"We are keen to support Kreditech," Tim van Delden, co-founder of HPE Growth, added in a statement.
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"A cutthroat beauty market, where differentiation is vital, has been keen to capitalize on male bloggers," he said.
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He was, however, more keen to talk about relocating from Florida to New York City to pursue modeling.
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Presidential hopefuls are keen to assert the absolute authority of a democratically elected government in any negotiated peace.
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Egyptian thinkers and politicians are keen to open more channels of communication to improve mutual understanding and cooperation.
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She was keen to discuss her beauty product, Lumasol, a sunscreen mist she plans to release next year.
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I'm keen to see what the future holds and I can't wait to get going again next season.
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The Chinese Communist Party, or CCP, isn&apost just keen to see members of the Trump administration squirm.
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It should also attract foreign lenders keen to get a piece of a high-profile M&A loan.
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So they meet the dean and they are really keen to convey what is it that they know.
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I'm as keen to save pennies as the next wombler, but I'm not willing to risk my life.
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The vendors are also keen to sell their fish to people who know how to make good food.
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The government is keen to reach pre-war oil production levels of 350,000 to 400,000 bpd by mid-2020.
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Ahead of next month's election, the ruling Awami League is keen to show it is listening to popular concerns.
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The Internet isn't usually keen to accept non-chronological changes to its feeds, and this update is no exception.
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An official in Berlin says that German businesses, keen to keep selling into the British market, would welcome it.
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Le Maire reiterated France and Japan were keen to pursue the strengthening of the alliance between the two carmakers.
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This is why both IBM and Google are keen to make their devices available as soon as they're ready.
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Home grown everything Ghana's two architectural colleges are keen to impress upon its students the country's rich building heritage.
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