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intent upon

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See: decisive, insistent, resolute


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Others may be intent upon eliciting a response from you which will allow them to gain access to personal information, which they can then use to their own benefit.
Everyone wants to live longer and be more youthful, so those who are pursuing the beneficial effects of HGH supplementation are also intent upon understanding more about the relationship between HGH and amino acids.
They are intent upon co-operating with any future investigations into what went wrong having themselves been unaware of the problems that have now come to light until very recently.
 
 
 
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