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newfound

adjective as in recently discovered

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But as she begins to form an emotional attachment to her newfound family at work, Madeline is forced to wrestle with the question: Does the end always justify the means?

That certainly seemed to be the case last Tuesday as Maiava strolled into a crowd of reporters with a newfound air of confidence, just 24 hours after he’d been named the starter.

Colbert pointed out Rubio's newfound loyalty to Trump after years of a contentious relationship.

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"By starting Paws Across America, my newfound financial blessings will be shared with the animals that need it most," she said.

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UCLA’s newfound depth also will free its coach to get creative with lineups and employ liberal substitution patterns, allowing his team to apply relentless pressure.

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