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Meanings of buy new in English

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Usage of buy new in English
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If you need access to that, you may need to buy new.
Reuters
2
In the UK, consumers seem in no rush to buy new handsets.
The Guardian
3
The majority of these programs allow you to buy new shares commission-free.
Reuters
4
Sharma told Reuters that Ant would buy new shares in his company.
Reuters
5
We can buy new mounts there, or else take shelter at Harrenhal.
A clash of kings
6
Neither my mother nor I had much occasion to buy new clothes.
The Brick Moon, and Other Stories
7
There are rich people, I believe, ostentatious people, who buy new books.
In Luck at Last
8
Throw them away when they've got holes in them and buy new.
Brave New World
9
Over a year ago, I set a goal not to buy new clothes.
Wired
10
Built into the new system are disincentives to buy new average fossil-fuel cars.
Independent.ie
11
Gideon explained that consumers are less apt to buy new equipment right now.
Wired
12
The system would require consumers to buy new DVD players with RFID readers.
Wired
13
A suicidal woman, the final government witness suggested, did not buy new shoes.
The Irish Times
14
It may be cheaper to just buy new ones off the production line.
News.com.au
15
It will also buy new tanks and other vehicles from China.
Reuters
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People lining up to be the first to buy new technology?
Wired
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