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intently

[in-tent-lee] / ɪnˈtɛnt li /


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“Though we expect some delays as we accomplish these updates, we are intently focused on limiting cancellations — especially with customers returning home from holiday travel,” the carrier said in a statement.

From MarketWatch

She had been listening intently to one of the several daily legal talks that the Rev. Mike Gallagher, who’s also an attorney with Jesuit Refugee Service/USA, gives newly released migrants.

From Seattle Times

At Templo Embajadores de Jesus, migrants listened intently as a group talked through the new rules and the requirements to qualify for asylum.

From Los Angeles Times

Those who weren’t actively playing watched others’ moves intently.

From Seattle Times

But the live video feed the artillery gunners watch intently, from a drone flying above the city, suggests that even if Russia can finally wrestle control, it would be little more than a pyrrhic victory.

From BBC