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newfound

adjective as in recently discovered

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Leon-Tejeda, like many people on the frontier of America’s tech boom, is basking in newfound prosperity.

Events subsequent to HTS’s assumption of power suggest that the authors’ depiction of the movement’s newfound moderation may need to be sharply revised.

The company’s newfound cachet in Washington has helped it gain more government contracts, including in recent weeks a $100 million contract with the Internal Revenue Service and $400 million award from the State Department.

If Roz was seen, her newfound freedom, and her life, would be over.

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Sweden’s newfound resources could put it in Russia’s crosshairs.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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