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new

[noo, nyoo] / nu, nyu /




ADVERB
recently
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As he prepares to appear as Edwards in a new drama, Clunes revealed he doesn't think actors should "ever be judging" the characters they play.

From BBC

The group said the new unit would allow it to capitalize on new opportunities and demand for jewelry.

From The Wall Street Journal

The new cars have a very similar aerodynamic philosophy to those before 2022, so Hamilton is back able to drive the car in a way with which he is more familiar and comfortable.

From BBC

Washington, once an adversary, now describes a "wonderful" relationship, citing some political prisoner releases and new oil and mining deals.

From BBC

The prison staff must be reinforced -- twice as many guards will be deployed for each child as for adults, and the guards will have to take on new responsibilities.

From Barron's