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The phrase "a new pass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a newly issued or created pass, such as for access or permission to enter a place or event.
Example: "I lost my old pass, so I need to request a new pass to enter the building."
Alternatives: "a fresh pass" or "a replacement pass".
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After that a new pass will need to be purchased.
This will demand a new pass rusher, followed by a safety.
Flag crests a new pass, halfway across the world from Colorado.
Hurricane Katrina in 2005 created a new pass, called Katrina Cut, halving Dauphin Island in Mobile Bay, Alabama.
A new pass for train travel in Europe, aimed at families and small groups, will be available next year.
Rail Europe has announced a new pass, good for travel on the national rail networks of both Spain and France.
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Recently I have devised a new pass-time.
None are bigger than the one left by James Harrison, which makes a new pass-rushing outside linebacker necessary.
But thanks to a standout preseason, a pair of elite receivers named Julio Jones and Roddy White and a new pass-first mentality, plenty of fantasy owners are jumping on the bandwagon.
Schwartz also used the gassers to make sure the penalty-prone defender Ndamukong Suh, who just received a $20,000 fine for an overenthusiastic sack in the first preseason game, did not mistake "helmet-rip-and-uppercut" for a new pass-rushing technique.
The Google Pay app is also gaining the ability to save mobile tickets and boarding passes, to be found in a new Passes tab that will also include loyalty cards and gift cards.
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