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new

[noo, nyoo] / nu, nyu /




ADVERB
recently
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But if New York gets hit with a snowstorm early in his administration, the new mayor could quickly take flak if the streets aren’t plowed fast enough.

From The Wall Street Journal

The new rule: “Dance like anybody could be watching and that footage will follow you forever,” said Sydney Skybetter, a choreographer and associate professor at Brown University.

From The Wall Street Journal

Almost nine months later, instead of crumbling under the highest U.S. tariffs in almost a century, the global trade system has been recast along new lines.

From The Wall Street Journal

But within days, Buffett had denied reports Berkshire was exploring its own deal with Norfolk, and later opted to form a new partnership with another railroad, CSX, rather than pursue an acquisition.

From The Wall Street Journal

Dan and his partner Anna, 40, were celebrating the new year with a cold water dip when the accident happened.

From BBC