In other words, take as much of the newness away from that first impression as possible.
As Phil would explain later, a lot of the newness comes from improvements to the sensor and image processor.
How will Cameron cope when the mantle of newness is removed from his shoulders?
The fading of newness and nowness from pop music is mystifying.
On "Sneaky Lady," released in 2012, he channels Elton John, breathily thumping vocals over a rushing piano, while on "The Newness," a song from 2011, he raps with a throwback naïveté over a swishing, reverbed beat about "Bugatti dreams becoming reality".
Their very newness preserves them from internal conflicts such as these and the structural traps of established businesses.
They help to overcome disadvantages ensuing from "newness" and "size problems" (Hart et al. 1995; Lechner 2003; Stinchcombe 1965) by making resources available (Baum et al. 2000; Johannisson 1987; Wisnieski and Dowling 1997).
You're supposed to be satisfied with the inside of your house, in the same way that you were once interested in the streets, where warmth could come from newness.
There's the story of the immigrant, arriving from the Old World and taking New York as the very archetype of the New World's newness.
