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Amid growing concern about the cost of keeping people in America's overcrowded prisons, drug sentencing reform is an issue that is suddenly generating keen bipartisan interest, says Mary Price.

Elsewhere, the group containing three-time winner Phil Mickelson will also generate keen interest.

The film also screened at the 33rd Annual Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, where it generated "keen interest", though distributors were reluctant to buy it since previous films about the Iraq War performed poorly at the box office.

Perhaps there are other ideologies in formation, which even now are generating great excitement among those keen to find a new global answer to the global crisis.

Seldom has dullness generated such keen interest.

Emergence of multiple drug resistant bacterial strains due to indiscriminate use of antibiotics has generated a keen interest in the discovery of effective plants derived drugs [ 18].

Investors get keen on Keen.com.

Not only is she prolific, having been the chief sponsor of 56 bills and amendments in the last Congress, but she also has a keen talent for generating publicity -- like the time she gave a speech on the floor of the House, covered from head to toe in a blue burqa, to protest the treatment of women in Afghanistan by the Taliban.

The UK is facing a power gap as it closes older facilities and is looking for investors keen to build new power generating facilities, whether nuclear or renewable.

Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan are both keen to build giant dams, and the idea of generating electricity to send south gives the plans internal legitimisation.

The Fine Art Fund Group, led by long-time art investor Philip Hoffman, is leading talks with a major manufacturer and a Spanish bank which are both keen to generate cash to shore up their finances.