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Michael Collins, deputy director of national affairs at the Drug Policy Alliance, a nonprofit that supports the progressive reform of drug laws, called Trump's remarks "a new low".

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He risks overplaying his hand, but at his best, O'Driscoll gives the apparently throwaway remark a new lease of life.

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These seminal but inconclusive remarks indicate a new level of generality in Greek speculation about reasoning.

His remarks ignited a new row over doctors' role in end of life care.

(You can get a flavour of the remarks from a new op-ed in the Financial Times).The basic set-up of his narrative remained unchanged from last year.

Terry Eagleton, professor of English literature at Manchester University, where Amis has also started to teach, recently quoted the remarks in a new edition of his book Ideology: An Introduction.

The former Texas governor Rick Perry said the remarks represented "a new low in American politics" and demanded that Trump "immediately withdraw from the race for president".

Mr. Clinton's remarks, largely a new formulation of earlier regrets, fell short of what many in Congress were demanding and failed to sway any minds, judging by their comments.

Mrs. Clinton's remarks signaled a new phase in her campaign, as she lent her own voice to a line of attack that had until now been carried by her aides.