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Meanings of new era in anglès

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Usage of new era in anglès
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It won't be easy, but with a new era comes new hope.
The Guardian
2
The signs so far do not suggest a new era of openness.
The Guardian
3
It will open a new era of trade and technology for Maui-Covenant.
The Hyperion Cantos
4
The International Space Station marks a new era for mankind in space.
The Irish Times
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This raw material makes possible a completely new era of experimental approaches.
Pubmed
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The 1993 general election ushered in a new era of multiparty politics.
Radio NZ
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Our two races stand today on the threshold of a new era.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
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We are both expecting a new era for constructive development, Xi said.
Reuters
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The achievement could start a new era for women's football in Italy.
The Guardian
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The chancellor is in danger encouraging a new era of grey activism.
The Guardian
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Characters are less welcome in the new era of institutionalised hedge funds.
Reuters
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Chrissy's stance is a welcome sign that a new era has dawned.
News.com.au
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The post-cold war era is over, and a new era has begun.
The Guardian
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Ask yourself about the new era. That would be all she got.
Frozen Heat
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The birth of Louise Brown introduced a new era of human reproduction.
The Guardian
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The ANC would now enter a new era, led by Jacob Zuma.
The South African
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