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- The new Act was enacted on 25th March 2011.
- The new boss has been the chief topic of conversation.
- The new business park will create hundreds of jobs.
- The new cable railway is a real boon to people in the slums of Rio de Janeiro.
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- The new law has left many people worse off.
- The new model is more expensive than the old one.
- The new players outshone the veterans.
- The new proposal is a good halfway house.
- The new regulations could spell disaster for small businesses.
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- The new website needs getting used to.
- The newly deforested areas are the Armenian environmentalists' biggest worry.
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