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It also offers some keen insights into fighting City Hall.

But Russia's geopolitical antics leave some keen to seek alternative suppliers.All this lends a defensive flavour to Mr Sefcovic's proposal.

The move of Germany's capital from staid Bonn to dynamic Berlin has prompted some keen youngsters to start their own outfits.

Eager listeners packed the house, jostling for space — some keen spiritualists, some drawn to the celebrity of the charismatic Dalai Lama.

In the coming years, dozens more will come around, and Marcie and Allonzo will have to make some keen character assessments.

But the truly famous have to hang around for centuries; some, keen to be off, are with an "aching heart waiting for statues to fall".

Some keen-eyed users resurrected other episodes that they felt had also become relevant again.

Some keen-eyed people in the Philippines, monitoring the satellite data remotely, spotted the roof's lack of luminosity, showing that Mr Anoche lived under thatch (not tin).

Well, there's always the kitchen sink, and some keen-eyed Obama watchers have pored over pictures and wondered whether some weeks, that gray had been washed away.

Word of its existence reached Paris dealers and some keen-eyed experts in European auction houses, each of whom had a suspicion that it could be a Rembrandt.

There was some keening on the message boards, but mostly, the public shrugged and worked on their "Guitar Hero" chops.