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As the present case reminds us, however, it's films made by the British themselves that have been his keenest standard-bearers.

Those in African countries are keenest to leave, whereas Asian respondents were happiest where they were.

The culture ministry has listed Ani, with an Armenian church on an island in Lake Van, among the sites it is keenest to conserve.

You might think you're smart, but none of your senses rival the keenest abilities in the animal world.

Ironically, the very firms that helped to inflate the credit bubble are now among the keenest to profit from its bursting.

So, for me, one of the keenest pleasures of appetite remains in the wanting, not the satisfaction.

Some bankers believe that the keenest foreign firms may have got a little ahead of themselves.

Car firms and their suppliers have been among the keenest users of short-time working, anxious to keep skilled staff.

The World I Live In is an evocative, inspirational, and deeply moving account of an extraordinary woman's keenest impressions.

He will run up for certain distance and then glide on the lawn which will arouse the keenest enthusiasm among the spectators.

"Joy, " his latest-born, completed the day before and tossed into the corner for lack of stamps, won his keenest approbation.

It is one of the odd old laws on the statute book, although rarely enforced by even the keenest police officer.

Business travellers are expected to be the keenest adopters of the new technology.

He draws some of his keenest support from trade unions and liberal pressure-groups.

In Britain's political spectrum the Liberal Democrats are the keenest Europeans, even wishing to join Europe's single currency, the euro.

This appeals particularly to the Germans, the keenest supporters of the planned Nord Stream pipeline.

In the Early 1960s, when microforms were becoming familiar, their keenest advocates set no bounds on their forecasts of their uses.

Australians are the keenest students, with over 80% of young people entering university in 2005. Australia also had a high graduation rate.

Yet even Mr Assad's keenest detractors worry that, should he fall, his powerful and well-armed Lebanese allies may panic.

He is one of the keenest supporters of the team.

Even those keenest on working for the nation may find their loyalty tested, she notes.

China is the keenest on spending more while Russians were most unwilling to fork out any extra.

Even those Western diplomats who are keenest on early talks with the Taliban balk at giving Pakistan all it wants.

Yes. To paint is one of the keenest pleasures I have ever known.

Under the treaty, the keenest member countries may push ahead with defence co-operation among themselves.

In fact, it's often the men who have lost count who are the keenest to settle down.

To paint is one of the keenest pleasures I have ever known.

We think of nostalgia as an emotion that grows with age, but, like most emotions, it is keenest when we are young.

It affords the keenest delight to me.

The keenest shoppers are 30-somethings who came of age after the fall of communism and are happy to flaunt their wealth.

But, for now, he is his generation's keenest observer of theabsurd.

Some informed answers can be had from Leningrad-born Andrei Lankov, the keenest observer of North Korean affairs writing in English today.

What was one to read in such a face? Tenacity, a lively humor, the keenest intelligence certainly;

That is a lot, even for the keenest, richest fans.

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