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Meanings of adopt new in English
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Usage of adopt new in English
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In order to achieve this result, Brazil decided to adopt new methods.
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The Commission should adopt new rules by July, the lawmakers' resolution said.
3
Ms McKenzie said the network would adopt new systems for network restarts.
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However, industry observers do not expect China to adopt new measures.
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Accenture helps large companies write new software and adopt new technology.
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That's a market that has been slow to adopt new technologies.
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This was the signal for the goat to adopt new tactics.
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The government did not say when it would decide whether to adopt new exemptions.
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Retailers say banks have been slow to adopt new, more secure debit card technology.
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He says the mining industry is naturally conservative and slow to adopt new technologies.
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In that case, we shall have to adopt new legislation.
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It often takes NHTSA years to finalize changes or adopt new motor vehicle safety standards.
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The first European countries to adopt new trends are usually Germany and France, analysts say.
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We are also supporting client companies as they innovate to adopt new digital sales methods.
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Firms have to adopt new technologies like blockchain and robotics and these are very expensive.
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And if that's so, haven't you either got to adopt new methods or fall back?
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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