Conservative talk radio, in its third or fourth or fifth generation, surged anew in the late eighties, after the Federal Communications Commission abolished the Fairness Doctrine, which had required radio stations to provide balanced commentary on controversial topics.
The nation, or at least its gruesome reflection on TV discussion shows (a self-selecting bunch, you have to admit), is "shocked anew" at this latest cash cow from the royal in-laws.
The church in Libya, he said, is being "purified" anew, enduring the latest transition in a millennial drama that has seen it rise to great heights, disappear from sight and be reborn.
William P. Alford, Of Arsenic and Old Laws: Looking Anew at Criminal Justice in Late Imperial China, 72 Cal.
It's never too late to start anew.
Brown has brought conceptual coherence to the field of late antiquity, looking anew at the end of the Roman Empire, the emergence of Christianity, and the rise of Islam within and beyond the Mediterranean world.
For me, it's a time for reflection and renewal and serves as a reminder that it's never too late to start anew.
Its never too late to start afresh... never too late to begin anew... life always gives a second chance.
Paul McWilliams, editor of Next Inning Technology Research just pounded the table anew last weekend for Intel in his latest "State of Technology" report.
To see this quintessentially intimate music being rolled out for an audience of thousands – this was a very well-attended Late Prom – was to realise anew that Schubert's piano sonatas are symphonies in all but name.
