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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.

Nordic regulators are the keenest on financial war games, but so far even they have not included the banks themselves as active participants.

Nancy Birdsall, head of the think-tank and the keenest advocate of the idea, says donors must learn to trust that locals often know best how to deliver results.

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

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

This top-heavy state, the legacy of centripetal policies since the war, is no clunkier than the language of those keenest to reform it.

But even the keenest readers are unlikely to suffer too much of a burden, as a full library of e-books weighs no more than a single molecule of DNA.

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

They would gain at the expense of germany-one of the keenest supporters of the proposals.

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