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He had been especially keen on the premises because it was two doors down from Lloyds Bank and it had a basement the same depth as the bank's vault.

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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 quite enjoyed it, apart from getting up at 04:30 - I wasn't too keen on that," she said.

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Natural England chairman Tony Juniper previously pointed out it received "a high number of inquiries" about HS2 by people keen on conservation.

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Such trade barriers and any potential retaliatory tariffs could be unhelpful to sports leagues such as the NBA, which is trying to grow its business globally and is keen on staging games in China again, among other countries.

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

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