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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new puzzle" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recently created or discovered puzzle, whether it be a physical puzzle, a problem to solve, or a metaphorical challenge.
Example: "I just bought a new puzzle that features a beautiful landscape, and I can't wait to start working on it."
Alternatives: "a fresh challenge" or "a recent conundrum."
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There's always a new puzzle tomorrow.
About two years into the project, a new puzzle arose.
As one knot is untangled, a new puzzle pops up.
This is new ground for Froome, a new puzzle to piece together.
There is always a new goal to set and a new puzzle to untangle.
Today we have a new puzzle by Michael David, and the theme is — wait for it — TRADITIONAL ANNIVERSARY GIFTS.
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Despite the possibility of divergence, there is nonetheless widespread agreement on the desirable features of a new puzzle-solution or theory.
A delightful new puzzle game, Sentris, was released on Steam last month.
Today's puzzle is just as fresh, and its constructor is Natan Last, who most recently edited a wonderful new puzzle book filled with grids by the Young Turks of Construction called "Word: 144 Puzzles That Prove It's Hip To Be Square".
The problem of preferential electron acceleration in the flow bursts is a rather new puzzle.
App #4: California Gold Rush by Digital Chocolate is a great new puzzle game for the iPhone.
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