Of the mooted bidders, Wrigley is keenest on Halls, to cut its reliance on gum.
His keenest instinct is to preserve the French way of life, with its social welfare model.
Under the treaty, the keenest member states may also push ahead with defence co-operation among themselves.
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One of R2P's keenest sponsors was Kofi Annan, the Ghanaian who preceded Mr Ban as secretary-general.
But even his keenest supporters say that it is too soon to expect a big win.
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But, of all the northerners, Denmark has been keenest to bring the Balts into the alliance.
But the upheaval has allowed rival banks to poach some of those he is keenest to keep.
One of Herrmann's keenest disappointments in a career filled with acrimony was not getting to conduct Vertigo himself.
Jackson believes the issue is of no concern to those the mayor is keenest to impress: London's voters.
Iran, the PIJ's keenest backer, supports it as an insurance policy in case Hamas abandons the battle altogether.
Yet nowadays lawyers themselves are among the keenest collectors of these acerbic studies.
He wants inmates whose keenest wish is never to get locked up again.
Having won their keenest victories alone, they struggled alone, like Mr Pantani, in the less exalting parts of life.
Some of the keenest investors seem to be retail mutual funds in America.
Even those Western diplomats who are keenest on early talks with the Taliban balk at giving Pakistan all it wants.
The Datamonitor research found that the keenest shoppers were becoming far more discriminating and demanding much more from online shops.
Keenest of all, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden now tax emissions of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas.
That alone might seem quite enough to wipe the smirk off the face of even the keenest would-be foreign minister.
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Ironically, the very firms that helped to inflate the credit bubble are now among the keenest to profit from its bursting.
Hand on heart, even the keenest of protesters would struggle to claim the Susa Valley was an area of outstanding beauty.
Indeed, Mr Timmermans suggests that the late 1980s and early 1990s, when the Dutch were among the keenest Europeans, were exceptional.
Their keenest focus is on HP's coming of age in the 1950s through the 1980s, though quite recent events are covered too.
Even more paradoxically, some of the countries keenest on admitting Serbia and others have voters who are the most alarmed by enlargement.
Now the polls suggest that non-career women are Mrs Clinton's keenest supporters.
The keenest minister then was Michael Heseltine, who is a Millennium Commissioner.
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The keenest users of the Internet put up with that, and accept interactivity as a substitute for handsome moving images and high-quality sound.
Edinburgh, one of the keenest authorities, has plans for a road-pricing ring, but it is not expected to be in operation until 2005.
So it is left to the Republicans (who get even more money from insurers and hospitals) to be the keenest promoters of tort reform.
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And the genes and proteins (especially the ones that scientists are keenest to swap) of bacteria and plants are very similar in any case.
If companies know that they will have to compete, the highest bidders should be the ones with the keenest prices, best services and lowest costs.
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