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Meanings of built new in English

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Usage of built new in English
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In 1606 Stephen Guichard built new buttresses for it in Catholic France.
History of the Warfare of Science with Theology in Christendom
2
He says, In the beginning, we built new relationships with designers.
Ebony
3
He offered a bounty, dependent on tonnage, for anyone who built new vessels.
Venus In Copper
4
Travis County paved the roads and built new facilities like bathrooms.
Climbing Magazine
5
By pumping hot molten rock onto the surface, they have built new lands.
BBC
6
He built new public buildings, which the enlargement of business required.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 04: Imperial Antiquity
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The approach described built new relationships and strengthened existing relationships.
Pubmed
8
It built new, more powerful ICBMs, and developed a series of tactical nuclear weapons.
Reuters
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The world will be built new for you every morning.
Coraline
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Then they cleared away the ruins, and built new houses.
The Return
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Hotel operators updated or built new properties, including a 600-room Hilton near the convention center.
Reuters
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They have also built new canals, dredged existing ones and fixed drains to ease flooding.
Reuters
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So I built new walls, I changed the rules.
The black prism
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Boats for the bridge were partly brought together and partly built new for the purpose.
Dio's Rome, Volume 4 / An Historical Narrative Originally Compos...
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It built new houses and spruced up old schools.
The Irish Times
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They said the rocks washed out when it flooded, but they built new stepping-stones every year.
The Shelters of Stone
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