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Meanings of devise new in English
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Usage of devise new in English
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Another is to devise new techniques for assessing the vulnerability of coral.
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His ingenuity was tasked to devise new methods of mortification and humiliation.
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His association with Osgood inspired him to devise new ventures of profit.
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Why trouble ourselves to devise new securities for our laws and liberties?
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It was becoming increasingly difficult to devise new lines of research.
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The Government should devise new tax and incentive schemes, IBEC urged.
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The co-operative may also devise new systems for cancelling payment instructions.
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I rejected them one by one, only to devise new ones.
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Test providers scrambled to devise new ways to assess students.
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And if you were able to devise new dark spells?
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Confirm will allow them to try things out, develop new ideas and devise new technologies.
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Something similar happens when organic chemists devise new drugs.
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The desperately wicked heart of man began to devise new mischiefs, and revive old ones.
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Study your business, devise new modes of operation, be able to give your employer points.
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Other men have attempted to redistribute the divisions and devise new modes of collecting the revenue.
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That forced failing firms to devise new ways to pay the bonuses, according to some restructuring experts.
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