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Democratic retirements in Iowa and West Virginia have opened new fronts for Republicans eager to avoid a third strike in their quest to regain Senate control.

Airbnb's expansion into tours and experiences will open multiple new fronts for authorities around the world who are still wrestling with how to tax and regulate its short term rentals.

Larsen has also been exploring new fronts for what might be called "naming rights," similar to university facilities named after donors or parts of entertainment venues named after paying sponsors, such as Club Nokia at LA Live.

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The lawsuits represent a new front for cities in their efforts to reduce urban violence.

Some cite Africa as a "new front" for global jihadist organisations.

The suit filed on Wednesday adds a new front for gay rights advocates in the state.

That has politicised the whole question of antitrust policy and opened a new front for transatlantic tensions.

Taiwan's government fears the use of social media misinformation campaigns are a new front for meddling.

And the latest effort to enlist business represents a new front for the systems, already installed at many hotels, schools and coffee chains.

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