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keen

Definition for keen

adjective as in enthusiastic

adjective as in sharp, piercing

adjective as in intelligent

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The other thing Myles is keen to do when thinking about his future is to "keep making music I love".

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But she said that some things don't change - with retailers keen to conjure up a sense of cosiness and familiarity.

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This sometimes means investing in things like US stocks and shunning the UK investment which the government is keen on.

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I'm very keen to provide structures, governance structures, particularly that allow talented members to be able to shape the direction of the movement, and their voices to be not just heard but acted upon.

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Keen Slate readers might at this point raise the fact that I suggested in 2018 that Democrats nominate Beto O’Rourke for president for similar charisma-related reasons, only for him to flop in the ensuing primary.

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

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