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keen

[keen] / kin /




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Jorgensen, who considered a loan move in January to West Ham or Besiktas in search of more regular minutes, was keen to play a part in Denmark's World Cup play-off squad in March.

From BBC

There was support for some of the home secretary's changes, such as new safe and legal routes, but the MPs were keen to see the details.

From BBC

Swarbrick said he was keen to hear about similar stories to his own, after he bought an abandoned farm not far from Raynor and Moth in north Wales.

From BBC

Mining companies are still less than keen on investing in coal.

From Barron's

Israeli officials are keen to emphasise that the two countries are in lockstep, even if they occasionally, inadvertently, hint at gaps.

From BBC