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Some historians cautioned that Catholic officials were now eager to employ any evidence to rehabilitate Pius XII's image.

Mr. Abdulla said he and his wife were now eager to visit the stores and museums in Seoul, "probably spending more on shopping than in the medical center".

Where the factories had previously been unwilling to take small production orders, they were now eager for business — but they were concerned about getting paid, as they were already chasing down payments from errant retailers.

In creating the force, the United States and Britain had hoped to gain the involvement of countries that had not participated in or supported the military action in Iraq but were now eager to see the United Nations expand its presence in there.

And they expressed outrage that the corporate elite, conservative politicians and pundits, and even other middle class folk of the Tea Party sort were now eager to not only cut the wages of public workers, but also savage democratic rights and the progressive services we have helped to create.

American is now eager to develop its St . Louishub.

One is now eager to get off the ferry.

The local state government, once at odds with him, is now eager to use his services.

But with the business going digital, Clear Channel is now eager to make a trade.

Foyler also said she was now eager to visit the Empire State.

I'm now eager for Mr. Brooks to apply his unparalleled analytical skills to George W. Bush.