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Expression - bright, inquisitive, alert, and intelligent.
Microsoft is looking for a highly motivated senior program manager with a creative, inquisitive, and explorative mind who is passionate about shipping quality software.— CrunchBoard Jobs
They are the most non-inquisitive, gullible as hell, dumb as dirt people you can find, willing to believe any story, no matter how fantastical, as long as it slams on Democrats.— Original Signal - Transmitting Digg
As a young girl, Betty was intelligent, inquisitive, and popular amongst her peers.— Quazen
And do you know what the first qualification is?--that you give up every penny you possess in the world Well Well The two friends stared at each other--the one calmly inquisitive, the other astounded I thought you would have burst out laughing!"— Sunrise

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