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Hence the shots of Adèle walking away, no longer listening to the yelps of her contemporaries but making for a newfound land.

The teen-agers call themselves the Interestings; among them is the awkward Julie Jacobson, who becomes the much cooler Jules, renowned around camp for a newfound comedic talent.

Another piece of evidence for a newfound affinity for stocks is that investors in mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, who had been net sellers of stock portfolios for most of the previous five years, finally have committed significant capital to them.

In another interview months ago, Mr. Gore tried to make light of questions at the time about his exaggerations, turning to the reporter and blurting, "I think it's an exaggeration!" But then he suggested that the press was at fault for a newfound tendency of overblowing offhand remarks, saying, "Part of it is modern".

Dropping the gimmick allows for a newfound sincerity.

Even at 52 I have hope for a newfound, kinky sexual future!

I turned for help from a newfound friend in Monrovia.

Mr. Romney, who drew criticism last week for mentioning a newfound love of "cheesy grits," noted his appreciation Monday for catfish.

His restoration is a testament to determination, a keen ear for hits, a newfound commitment to frugality and luck.

At a time of increased discussion of enhancing beauty, as well as narrowing standards for skin perfection, the public has a newfound esteem for doctors who treat appearance.

As for Levine, his research has given him a newfound appreciation for clever sales techniques, which he says mix art and science.