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But the latest boost for the second view came from the club's expansion to 27 members, not many of which are keen on deeper political integration.

"There are not that many which are keen to address tax avoidance in their own countries, as it involves their own elites," said the OECD official.

The advantages of "micro-livestock" farming are great, say the UN and EU, both of which are keen to see if insect rearing could be greatly expanded.

Like the clubby white corporate world, the same black faces appear time and again on the boards of big companies, which are keen to add a splash of colour to the annual report.

But the biggest hurdle may be the fact that both departing and incoming leaders have close ties to state-owned enterprises, which are keen to preserve the status quo.

The expansion has exacted a toll on Iraqi ministries, which are keen to exert their sovereignty after nearly nine years of war and occupation, and aggravated long-running tensions between the two countries.

And watching over everything is the Federal Reserve, which is keen to raise interest rates.

The buyer was the Tasmanian government, which was keen to avoid power shortages.

Microsoft, which is keen to support an important customer for its software, is offering $2 billion of subordinated debt.

The West, which is keen for Mrs Plavsic to win the struggle among Bosnia's Serbs, would encourage it.

It was rushed out in 2000 by Artisan, which was keen to capitalise on the success of the first film.