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    1. Jorma and Ava had sparred about what was Tdeshi and what was a new personality before Jorma learned that Tdeshi's body was possessed by a Yingolian ghost


    2. The new ones had saved him a couple irons, the ones she bought him weren't cheap


    3. I have consulted my New York lawyers on this; sorry, make that my new,


    4. I know that this is not a new argument, but what is “Bravery” when used in the context of terminal il ness? I am unaware of anybody who


    5. trying to save enough money so we can buy that new car


    6. Re-word the statement in a positive way and you’ll begin to create a new habit of being optimistic


    7. Maybe you want to have a new car


    8. Maybe you want to have a new house


    9. Since I first went north I met many guys that might have turned me into a farmer or a sailor or a financier, and I was infatuated with them partly for the romance of being someone new


    10. Encourage your daughter to try new things, to move out of the

    11. her to try a new sport that is not traditionally played by girls? maybe a


    12. to adjust her approach and think up a new plan


    13. No matter how hard you try to change it, unless you come up with a new way to measure time, you have 24 hours in your day, seven days in


    14. The times that you’re playing games, watching television or any other time waster could be used to exercise, to read a book, to play with your kids or learn a new skill


    15. that new story line on offer - Il ness is invariably and very quickly fatal!


    16. automatically entered into a new covenant that God


    17. Would you rather I didn’t?” he said and we didn’t say another word until we walked by the new harbor cemetery


    18. awaken a whole new sense of being present and living life in the moment, as it is happening


    19. In old age we can form new habits or revive old habits that are beneficial to us


    20. to impress others with their status, hairstyle, new dresses

    21. When you have an open mind then you allow new thoughts to


    22. Currently, he is helping on the construction of a new wall that will encompass both the refugee tents and the RV camp


    23. In just a couple of minutes, you will turn to the pages where you can put all of this new knowledge into action


    24. Blugar's Balloon was one of the newest lakerunners in service, one of the new semi-torpedo active-ballast twin hulls perfected by the Skater line that were setting rough-weather records on all the lakes


    25. and on the new moons, and on the solemn feasts of the


    26. I’m from upstate New York


    27. The new regulations are a chaotic patchwork of the labeling laws that states are currently using or want implemented


    28. We are free to pick up past interests and develop new hobbies


    29. When a child breaks a clay doll we tell him not to cry and promise a new one


    30. This is a good time to see how the plants are responding to their new organic regime

    31. Yehuda, Chief Psychiatrist at New York's Veteran's Administration Hospital, notes another difference between the sexes


    32. Yes, the whole native data system is shut down for the forty or so hours of dark every week, no messages can be sent or picked up on the old crystals or the new


    33. But after there was no more space, the writing would continue off the board and onto the wall, sometimes even making its way across the wall and onto a new white board


    34. “After you two bungled acquiring the Super Chip, I put my superior intellect into action trying to pinpoint its new location


    35. "From New York


    36. Whenever we asked some senior citizens about the meaning of this term, they felt it was just a new term and nothing more


    37. Our engagements after retirement lead to interactions with different kinds of persons, such as immediate family members, near relatives, close friends, old acquaintances and new contacts


    38. At the same time, it is quite possible that we work with the new elements in such situations and strike new relationships, find new vocations and even change our existing view of life and its purpose


    39. She thought Herndon wanted to accuse him of stealing it from New Brazil, but that would be counter productive and would give away a lot more information than it would gain


    40. Therefore, we need to look at retirement in a new perspective

    41. · It is the beginning of a new phase in life rather than a stage preparatory to death


    42. The barn, at least, looked like it had been painted recently, but it was so flimsy-looking, they probably should have just gotten a new barn instead


    43. “Will you tell me what your new toys will do now?” Big Petey asked, indicating the four square grenades that Red still hadn’t used yet


    44. Red pointed over his shoulder and Big Petey turned to see a new host of soldiers enter the room from the elevator


    45. There are several new products on the market for flea control that works by applying a liquid on their backs and it is absorbed into their system


    46. Guards made their way to Johnny’s location, trying to get used to their new predicament


    47. He gets like this sometimes when he's starting a new job


    48. There was a new understanding between them


    49. Then, a new guardian of the light was chosen


    50. I mean, why ever should she act now when she's moved on … built a new life for herself














































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    Synonyms for "new"

    new unexampled young modern raw fresh novel freshly newly increased supplementary further extra current late modernistic new-fashioned unique unaccustomed original unused bizarre unusual unspoiled latest modish fashionable different unlike dissimilar distinct untrained unseasoned unskilled incompetent inexperienced recently afresh anew lately

    "new" definitions

    not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered


    original and of a kind not seen before


    lacking training or experience


    having no previous example or precedent or parallel


    other than the former one(s); different


    unaffected by use or exposure


    in use after medieval times


    used of a living language; being the current stage in its development


    (of crops) harvested at an early stage of development; before complete maturity


    (often followed by `to') unfamiliar


    very recently