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keen

[keen] / kin /




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Investors are keen on the strategy, judging by how shares were reacting on Tuesday.

From Barron's

Members of the government appeared keen to show that the security forces were visible in communities, with the Interior Minister, Diosdado Cabello, posting a photo of himself on Monday night posing with armed police.

From BBC

As host of the talks, Macron will be keen not to have the issue derail the focus on Ukraine.

From BBC

He was far more involved - whistle in hand - when the sessions began, though he wasn't keen to let the media into those.

From BBC

Big businesses, especially in the defence and aerospace sector, but also French luxury goods firms, are increasingly keen to hire the students as they face relentless cybersecurity and spying threats as well as sabotage.

From BBC