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is newfound
adjective
Recently found; newly discovered.
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Some have suggested that this effort is newfound, an act or a false religion.
Whether it is newfound green consciousness ahead of Earth Day — or just the allure of a big discount on a new washing machine or air-conditioner — consumers across the country are snapping up government rebates for energy-efficient appliances.
But there is newfound ownership of this genre and the origin of it as well," said Yola Carter, an unsigned country singer from outside Bristol, who performed songs from her forthcoming album throughout Nashville last week.
Traditionally the allure of college is newfound freedom: both intellectually and more so, socially.
Has faced elite competition in California, and trainer Gary Sherlock says the key to his horse's improvement is newfound emotional maturity.
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On Thursday, though, Mr. Bing said there was newfound agreement.
"Today, I still offer my love and support as a son to his mother," he said, adding that there was "newfound room for forgiveness and hope".
"It's newfound business that the retailers didn't have a year or two ago," said Steve Mahurin, executive vice president of merchandising for Office Depot.
So it was newfound capital I wasn't expecting.
Several are newfound sets of twins, but one pair stands out from the rest.
There is said to be newfound vitality in India's airlines, since the government recently pushed partial privatization of airports and spurred the once sleepy airlines to expand.
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