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People latch on to new technologies not just faster but more eagerly than ever before.
It also explains why Mr. Gingrich has played into racial animus more eagerly than any other candidate.
But despite the absence of aggrieved minorities, Republicans are making Voting Rights Act claims more eagerly than ever.
There are few films released this year that I anticipated more eagerly than "Don Verdean," the fourth feature directed by Jared Hess.
A glorious day in London W1, and Hon Members' thoughts were turning to holidays, perhaps none more eagerly than Theresa May.
But two new reports, one by the European Union and the other by Sipri, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, show that European companies and governments are seeking markets for their weapons outside Europe more eagerly than ever.
Shame!" And when the Direwolves took the field, strikeouts became even more eagerly anticipated than usual.
Nothing was more eagerly awaited than Queen Latifah's singing of Gershwin's "Man I Love".
As the curtain closes on the 2016 ceremony, next year's Oscars are more eagerly anticipated than ever.
For avid whiskey lovers, few events are more eagerly anticipated than WhiskyFest, an enormous tasting that touches down in several American cities throughout the year.
As important as the jet engine was to other sectors of aviation, nowhere was it more eagerly received than in the helicopter industry.
