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But for now, avidly embracing the digital frontier is the best prospect the U. S. has for generating the kind of growth that creates jobs.

Having a great love of colours, Irene avidly collected plants and leaves that she needed for cloth dyeing.

Stephanie cannot read (she used to read avidly) or write (not even a greeting on a birthday card).

Although Germans do not consume film or music as avidly as Britons or Americans, they are far more committed to buying it.

The two countries - with all the talk of warmer relations - are spying on each other as avidly as at the height of the cold war.

That's quite different from having once read fiction avidly and then, in the fullness of time, giving it up.

We court risk more avidly as teens than at any other time.

Goebbels and his assistants avidly studied the foreign press to exploit weak spots in their propaganda.

"Sunshine Charley" avidly sold securities of dubious character to hapless clients and whipped up speculation with margin loans.

Roach knows this, and she hopes that we know it too -- presumably because we're avidly reading about the subject in the first place.

For a brief moment in your life you have a captive audience that avidly encourages you to talk about yourself.

She also builds million dollar custom mansions for resale and invests avidly in commercial and residential land.

Some drugs go into fat, others remain in the ECF, and still others are bound avidly to specific tissues, commonly liver or kidney.

Even if Babe loads the theatrical dice, he creates wonderful opportunities for actors, here avidly seized.

Teachers hold him up as a role model for their students who avidly watch his Major League Baseball (MLB) games on their mobile phones.

Mr. Aquino has ordered increased Coast Guard patrols in Recto Bank, and he has been avidly cementing ties with Vietnam and Japan.

Thousands avidly watched their town or company try to defeat their rivals.

Suitable minerals containing these two elements are still avidly sought .

Chinese firms have targeted oil and gas deals most avidly, followed by mining and chemicals.

Gazing avidly before me, my teeth closing on a peach, I can hear the blood pounding in my ears.

We played tennis regularly and curled avidly; we took the boys fishing.

Whatever the flavor or color of your local paper, do remember that these are read avidly for local information.

No honor could be more avidly sought than solving a problem posed by so great a man.

So they will approach you. Do not worry. And they are most certainly listening and reading, avidly.

I happen to think e-book readers are great. But that's because I read books avidly.

"Harrods? Are you sure, Victoria? " Charlotte's mother had been eavesdropping on these boasts avidly, but now she looked doubtful.

She often appears on many "most beautiful women" lists, and she has a personal life that is avidly covered by the tabloid press.

Dunham, 86, had been in poor health for the duration of Obama's campaign - though he has often said that she followed politics avidly.

Future work in this field will be read avidly in those circles.

Even countries that are not actually taking part in the World Cup are following it avidly.

So is my 7 year old daughter who has avidly watched every episode. You should have seen her face when Marian was killed.

To engage or take part, especially freely or avidly