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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new les" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It appears to be an incomplete or truncated phrase, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively in written English.
Example: "I just received a new les from the publisher, but I need to review it before sharing."
Alternatives: "a new lesson" or "a new lease".
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He never seemed to sit still: a new passion for the music of the Texas-Mexican border resulted in a deluge of Arhoolie releases, and soon afterward, a new Les Blank film, "Chulas Fronteras".
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The buyer of, for example, a new Le Carre novel can decide whether to turn off the phone and close the curtains and enjoy the story in one go; to put in a bookmark and catch up whenever possible; or to wait until a long holiday.
That's the thing about blues – it's for black Americans who've had to endure historic hardships and gruelling lives of injustice, not vinyl dads with Guinness guts and a brand new Les Paul in the garage.
A new novel, Le Dernier Crâne De M De Sade (The Last Skull of M De Sade), is due to be published early next year.
I've been going around doing readings from a new novel ("Le Mariage"), and often, on these occasions, I've been asked surprising questions about its themes.
A St Brelade deputy is "sceptical" about whether the new Les Quennevais secondary school will be big enough.
Cartier's new Les Fabuleuses Heures, or Fabulous Hours, high jewelry collection is equally fantastical.
The formula holds up well enough at the new Les Halles.
The new Les Halles feels very much like the old Les Halles.
In the financial district, the new Les Halles feels more like what the first Les Halles pretended to be, a working-class diner.
The club then moved to the new Les Cortes, which they inaugurated the same year.
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