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keen

Definition for keen

adjective as in sharp, piercing

adjective as in intelligent

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"I believe we need to go further, faster. I am keen that we look at in-contract price rises again," she wrote in a letter to the media regulator.

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According to Omani officials involved in brokering that truce, the Houthis were keen to engage in talks as the U.S. strikes had targeted Houthi-controlled areas day and night, badly damaging infrastructure.

It has also meant that the firm has cut customer service costs by $100m, but he was keen to play down recent headlines that suggest this has led to 4,000 jobs being slashed.

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But there is a group of players keen to prove their worth.

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The South Korean leader is keen to "seek a measure of economic stability and a more predictable floor in bilateral relations," he told AFP.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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