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But the party's MPs are eager to take the fight to Reform and insert themselves into the national debate, as St George's Cross and Union flag are displayed in towns and cities across the UK.

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Gary Klein’s pick: The stingy Rams’ defense is eager to show that it can end Barkley’s dominance.

But in time the Lib Dems will need to think through how to sell a set of moderate ideas to a voting public that appears to be eager for more drastic solutions.

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Though Mary is a mother eager to get to her own child, she’s willing to help.

After the fall of communism Russia and Eastern Europe embraced the political changes sweeping the continent and were eager to compete in Eurovision.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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