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Meanings of explore new in English

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Usage of explore new in English
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Therefore, it is pressing to explore new targets and drugs for AD.
Pubmed
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Artists love the opportunity to explore new technology - like 3D printing.
Radio NZ
3
It's time to explore new ways of buying and operating that infrastructure.
The Guardian
4
I like to explore new places and think out of the box.
The South African
5
Neesa wasn't calling us to a hunt or to explore new territories.
Spirit of the Wolves
6
Expand the business, explore new markets, conquer new horizons, that sort of thing.
From those wonderful folks who gave you pearl harbor: front-line...
7
Give yours a change of scenery; let them explore new territories with you.
The South African
8
Additional studies are required to explore new targeted and more effective treatment modalities.
Pubmed
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His guidance counsellor has advised him to explore new apprenticeships in this area.
The Irish Times
10
Set in Middle Earth, the television adaptation will explore new storylines preceding J.R.R.
Radio NZ
11
We are enticed to explore new worlds, to embark on the solitary journey.
Introvert power: why your inner life is your hidden strength
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This would be our small crew to explore new routing in the D.R.
Climbing Magazine
13
Jack said after seven years it was time to leave and explore new opportunities.
Radio NZ
14
Stepping down, Langford said the time was right for him to explore new challenges.
The Irish Times
15
But some CDU and Greens leaders see a chance to explore new power options.
Reuters
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Their new album, Holy Fire, shows Foals are not afraid to explore new pastures.
The Irish Times
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