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A New York Times staffer told The Daily Beast that Sulzberger was “in awe” of the new arrival.

As in The Sopranos, the DeCavalcante family recruited a new arrival from Sicily.

This new arrival promptly staffed the embassy with old colleagues, all sharing his ignorance of Iraq.

As the man was another new arrival in the city, the clean slate meant little.

Glad to know you, said the new arrival, shaking hands heartily, as though he were indeed delighted at the opportunity.

He looked at the new arrival over his spectacles, made no remark, and Jansoulet dared ask no question.

"If I can't help take in the boxes, Miss, I might as well be going," he said to the new arrival.

At length a little commotion, and movement among the persons standing near the door, announced a new arrival.

With what welcome did we greet each new arrival; how excitedly the events of the last two days were discussed!

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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