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But Trump's appreciation of art and historical significance, if genuine, is certainly newfound — in 1980, he demolished the iconic Bonwit Teller building and reneged on a promise to the Met to save a pair of Art Deco sculptures and metal grillwork from the front of the building so that the museum could include them in its 20th century sculpture collection.

That's certainly believable, but this newfound wisdom doesn't lead anywhere.

Jess and Winston disapprove, but certainly enjoy Nick's newfound confidence.

And Grotzinger was certainly clear about his newfound caution when speaking to the press... once burned and so forth.

While I certainly welcome John Boehner's newfound support for doing something to fix immigration, I remain skeptical that the entire effort isn't just an attempt by Republicans at improving their brand without any intention of passing a viable fix to the problems.

Cooper is certainly not alone in his newfound devotion.

With Sophie Turner seemingly a bigger presence than ever in promotional efforts leading up to the "Game of Thrones" Season 7 premiere, we worry it smacks of "one last time" ― Sansa's newfound ruthless side certainly means she's also wearing a bigger target.

That's certainly a plausible outcome, given Brown's newfound success and Emmy nomination.

Exchanges of apple and nursery trees have certainly allowed migrations of V. inaequalis among newfound lands [42], [87].

The new novel has less sex in it than Houellebecq's previous works — which is probably one reason that it was awarded the Prix Goncourt in 2010, the relieved judges eager to encourage the author's newfound "respectability" — but even Jed Martin, whose libido certainly has a lower pilot light than his fictional coevals, uses prostitutes.

Women in the country are worried that their newfound gains will be lost, as a man will almost certainly become the country's next leader.