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It has newly refurbished bright, comfortable rooms, and a restaurant (one of only three on the island) serving local produce.

Harold Pinter's obsessive love of cricket has allowed the British Library to date more than 100 letters it has newly acquired, providing fascinating, fresh insights into the young mind of one the greatest playwrights of his generation.

Breakout Labs also pays for startup founders it has newly backed to travel to San Francisco for quarterly meetings with one another, and for its annual "Unboxing day," where founders can show off their research, and network with potential strategic partners and venture investors.

Unlike most other schools, it had newly-constructed, brightly painted brick classrooms, separate latrines for girls and boys, football pitches, teachers trained... UNICEF helps to improve primary education in Malawi Eight year-old Maureen Kalulu is like any other child her age.

It's this hunger that has newly positioned him as an important catalyst in the world of serious, mainstream acoustic jazz, not only as a bandleader but as a record producer.

And it was her artistry, to which she has newly rededicated herself, that explains the extent of her influence.

The field house has newly installed artificial turf.

Aha also has newly announced partnerships with Honda and Kenwood.

It has a newly rehearsed cast, a slew of freshly bedazzled costumes, and a full live orchestra.

It has become newly aware of India's potential as an economic partner.

The issue of child poverty in the UK has not been much discussed during the campaign, but it has a newly prominent place in Conservative party literature.