anew in the PONS Dictionary

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to begin anew
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So why hasn't anyone noticed they need to be melted down, remade, rebaked anew?
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It was built anew in 1657 after a fire.
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It accepts anew the duty of leading in the work of progress and reform.
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He succeeds by shredding the metal, melting it, and casting it anew.
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Facing humiliation anew, can the two best friends survive their botched plan with their friendship unscathed?
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A stop-motion paralyzes every action of the machine, rendering it necessary to doff or strip the spindles, and to commence anew.
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The league conducts an annual player draft, starting anew each season.
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So the congregations under their patronage could often keep or appoint anew a pastor of the intra-church opposition.
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When it sailed out, the pursuit began anew.
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The challenges of the early faculties and administrations are reborn anew in the challenges of the 21st century.
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