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keen

[keen] / kin /




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Ghana's foreign minister said the social media buzz was a sign that young people were keen to reclaim their cultural roots.

From BBC

Groundskeepers are keen to avoid a repeat of the last Super Bowl at the Levi's, in 2016, when even the victorious Denver Broncos players complained after the game about the "terrible" slippery surface.

From Barron's

Michael Carrick has dropped the first hint he is keen on remaining as Manchester United head coach beyond the end of the season.

From BBC

One email suggests Andrew was keen for one of Epstein's contacts to invest in the Rowlands' venture.

From BBC

Sir Martyn said Ofsted is keen to use data to see where any improvement can be made "to secure a better future for children".

From BBC