Fair
Keen
Keen adjective - Able to sense slight impressions or differences.
Both words in one sentence
- Though, to be fair, there seem to be only three landing pads for ships, as Joel and the Bots are keen to point out.
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Not only is the victim exceedingly powerful, wealthy and nigh-immortal (and hence unlikely to just off himself, especially as he'd be brought back to life from a backup soon enough), but there's a fair list of people keen to have him killed.
Source: Never Suicide - The Blacklist: Aside from Agent Elizabeth Keen (who still makes her fair share of mistakes, although it's understandable as she is a rookie), no one in the FBI seems to have a basic level of competence, as they always seem to be two steps behind and are easily played like fiddles.
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