By today's elastic standards of taste it is hard to imagine how shocking Rickles was 35 years ago, blasting TV's determined peachy-keenness with his razor-sharp digs.
Due to the heavy domestic political influence on the former, coupled with its keenness for cooperation with the US lobbying that it stimulate its economy, it often presided over bullish equity markets, while the BOJ's turn usually veered toward monetary conservatism.
Conductor David Charles Abell nailed this and every other hot-spot with keenness and self-evident love, steering the tightened narrative with a great sense of its imperative whilst relishing through his instinctive feeling for tempo-rubato the score's aching lyricism.
With keenness and balance, the author examines the origins of these changes and their pros and cons.
Hart has the confidence of Gareth Southgate, whose keenness to communicate with his national team players goes down well.
Keenness for contact with foreigners is strong, for its own sake and as resistance to enforced isolation.
While concerns weigh heavily on the minds of many Sudanese Christian leaders, Bishop Kondo pointed out that Sudanese government officials had expressed a keenness to work with them.
Both women have been impressed by the dancers' "beautiful openness" of attitude, their keenness to experiment with a different style of movement, both in Broken Wings and in the two other works that complete the programme.
Since taking office in September, the president, Ashraf Ghani, has made known his interest in the preservation of Afghanistan's cultural life and his keenness for working with Unesco in Kabul.
In the Cleveland-FWM connection, that special affinity for opera seems to be true, and I remember with keenness when the Cleveland Orchestra showed Austrian audiences at the 2008 Salzburg Festival how opera was properly done, playing a radiant Dvořák Rusalka.
