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Meanings of forge new in English

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Usage of forge new in English
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It would leave Britain free to forge new trade deals with other nations.
The Guardian
2
Yet, they helped forge new bonds between the GOP and the film industry.
Reuters
3
To reflect, recuperate, strengthen existing relationships and even forge new relationships.
Radio NZ
4
We will renew old alliances and forge new and enduring partnerships, he said.
The Irish Times
5
You thought to bind me, but you must forge new fetters.
Invisible Links
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The UK will need more than historic familial ties to forge new trade deals.
The South African
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The work has also helped me forge new academic collaborations.
The Guardian
8
We'll put yesterday behind us and forge new bonds - the bonds of brotherhood.
Anansi Boys
9
It aims to forge new relations with business and focus on fraud and worker exploitation.
Radio NZ
10
For many, that will mean embracing innovation to forge new paths in new, untapped markets.
The Irish Times
11
Try to connect with people in your circle, nurture your relationships, and forge new ones.
The South African
12
The forums were created to spread awareness, dialogue, and community to forge new partnerships and ideas.
Ebony
13
Hardship can make bonds brittle, but it can also strengthen frayed ones-orforge new ones altogether.
Wired
14
South African cricket is in flux, needing to forge new relationships that can overpower the legacy of apartheid.
The Guardian
15
But while Bush was reinforcing his Asian credentials, Russian President Vladimir Putin was seeking to forge new links.
Reuters
16
Reeves stated that the capital would be utilised to forge new partnerships in both the retail and cryptocurrency arenas.
The South African
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