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Meanings of following new in English

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Usage of following new in English
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Fresh demands for Ehud Olmert's resignation following new evidence into corruption allegations.
Radio NZ
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Race is unwittingly becoming an issue following new National leader Todd Muller's recent reshuffle.
Radio NZ
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The Committee therefore recommends the acceptance by the legislature of the following new provision:
Report of the Special Committee on Moral Delinquency in Children...
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After hearing the reports the following new officers were reëlected:
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 4, 1919
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New forms of phreaking are spreading rapidly, following new vulnerabilities in sophisticated phone services.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
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Right now, Radio Dabanga is reporting hundreds fleeing to displacement camps following new military attacks.
The Guardian
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Labour has said it suspended Hopkins following new allegations.
The Guardian
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The Irish property recovery has lost momentum following new lending restrictions from the Central Bank.
The Irish Times
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Hundreds of officers were fired and made to reapply following new training and psychological evaluations.
Wired
10
This concert was about composers following new musical paths.
Radio NZ
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Although some of the following new novels are lighter than others, they are all worth reading.
The Irish Times
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He led off with the following new paragraph:
Complete Prose Works / Specimen Days and Collect, November Bough...
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More patients in London will now be able to access life-saving heart devices following new health guidelines.
BBC
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Safety monitoring following new vaccine introduction includes assessment of potential new onset autoimmune diseases (AID).
Pubmed
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The National Party says the public's confidence in the Immigration Service has been shattered, following new claims.
Radio NZ
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It is the only air show organised by the RAF in 2017, following new rules regarding safety.
BBC
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