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The phrase "a new bushing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a replacement part in machinery or automotive contexts.
Example: "The mechanic recommended installing a new bushing to improve the vehicle's suspension system."
Alternatives: "a replacement bushing" or "an updated bushing".
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[AMNY Subway Tracker] There's a new bush doctor in town.
A new Bush-ordained funding boost in January this year will help them become more coordinated.
Commodities have levitated to a new Bush-like bubble on the view that the dollar will permanently weaken.
While this is far less than a new bush plane, which can cost upwards of $5M, it's still no small chunk of change.
There were doubtless some Spanish voters who changed their vote in the naïve hope that a new, anti-Bush policy would protect them from further tragedy.
His stated mission was to help wind down the Afghan war and shrink America's war machine to fit a new, post-Bush era in which military force would be a tool of last, rather than first resort.
In today's Huffington Post, there is an article by Dan Froomkin, entitled "New Bush-Era Torture Memo Released, Raises Questions About What Has Changed And What Hasn't".
Interestingly Rourke's earliest period at the Bush theatre was not an out-and-out artistic triumph, but her fight to save the theatre – and get the new Bush built – had a galvanising effect that translated to what went on stage.
Among them was Leah Wolczko, an avowed Rand Paul fan in a New Hampshire Firearms Coalition shirt who carried a sign that said "Read my Lips No New Bushes".
There's a rough annual cycle now; we plant around 6,000 new bushes every October, then tea plucking begins in spring.
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