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Overall it's elegant and tailored — the tailoring aspect was really new for us.

Little was really new for Wall Street analysts who have been following the contest closely.

"The first time I tried one, I had this incredible sense of tasting something really new for the first time," Mr. Zalben said.

"It was really new for us to have so much appreciation for somebody else's opinion in the studio," Ms. Samson said, laughing.

"Five guys came in the other day in gray and navy suits and ties that screamed 'banker' and this is really new for us," said Katie Liu, vice president of Staff International, which distributes labels like Martin Margiela and had its sample sale in SoHo last week.

I didn't want my 8-year-old daughter, Natalie, to get hooked on the Cartoon Network, but I wanted to be able to watch the Seattle Mariners, who were off to such a brilliant start -- not just winning the overwhelming majority of their games but also playing a really new (for them), beautiful brand of team baseball: sacrifice bunts rather than three-run homers.

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People thought, 'Oof, this is really new.' "For the first time," he went on, "we see that the skeleton is actually an endocrine organ," producing hormones that act outside of bone.

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"It was a really new experience for me, particularly because of [how it affected] the people I interviewed.

"This is a whole really new territory for 3D printing," said Liz Von Hasseln, "and it will allow a whole new community to really engage with the technology that maybe wouldn't have been able to before, so that's really exciting".