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Kids eagerly followed along on transistor radios as they traveled home from school, to then catch the remainder on TV.

Since that document was signed on May 17, 1792, by 24 stockbrokers who often conducted business under a buttonwood tree outside 68 Wall St., the financial markets have eagerly embraced new technologies.

This Ashes series is one of the most eagerly anticipated for years, coming 18 months after England and Australia drew a memorable series 2-2 in the UK.

"We eagerly await more details on the new funding, and hope the government will listen to the needs of students when fine-tuning their plans."

Reporters eagerly interviewed her to learn more, but she never seemed able to clearly explain her political agenda.