offensive coordinator, worked at Boston College under Dan Henning, who was considered a keen offensive mind when he worked in the N.F.L.
However much Americans may hate bureaucracy, polls consistently show that a majority consider themselves keen greens.
It's an ominous final image, but equally, considering how keen The Returned was to show us those other attacks in lurid detail, it feels a little ambiguous.
He was elected - despite objections from the UK, which considered him too keen a support of a fully federal EU - in October 2014, having been the candidate of the largest party in the European Parliament in the May 2014 European elections.
The station has attracted, according to the owners' estimates, slightly more than 8,000 online viewers a month -- not bad considering that KEEN-TV, which is not carried on any cable or satellite system, averages only 35,000 local viewers a day.
An interesting trend has been the rise of tablets among those aged over 55, a generation not traditionally considered to be particularly keen on new technology, from 1% ownership in 2011 to 37% in 2015.
She says she considers herself "a keen observer, and occasionally witty".
PR Regarding your point about what Nile Rodgers might have to say about the whole thing, one would hope he's keen, considering he's the performance's music director.
"They were saying, 'Why didn't you write this in '93?' " The piece's news sense is especially keen considering that Mr. Wolf, an actor who had never written a play before, began the project in 1996, when few wanted to talk about it.
After he left office, Mr. Clinton considered his future with a keen eye on history, analyzing what former presidents had done.
