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Meanings of new campus in English

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Usage of new campus in English
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Over the coming years, the new campus will transform the Midlands economically.
The Irish Times
2
The new campus would have enhanced ICT-based education with upgraded ICT equipment.
Radio NZ
3
The memo authorises a feasibility study for a new campus in Dungarvan.
The Irish Times
4
Yeah, didn't you get the email from the new campus safety committee?
The Angel Stone
5
Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi is opening a new campus in south Auckland today.
Radio NZ
6
In 1908, a new campus of the Transvaal University College was established in Pretoria.
The South African
7
Cornell's medical school literally overlooks the site of the new campus across the East River.
Wired
8
HOPES are high that Cork RTC may soon have a new campus in West Cork.
The Irish Times
9
The new campus will accommodate a further 1200 students.
Radio NZ
10
The company is also planning a new campus at Charlemont Square, which will open in 2022.
The Irish Times
11
Students work alongside researchers at a new campus.
The Guardian
12
It's a new campus, funded by the government.
Climbing Magazine
13
The new campus will be the main location for Google's advertising sales division, the Global Business Organization.
Reuters
14
The minister says the new campus could potentially be constructed under a public private partnership (PPP).
Radio NZ
15
The new campus will begin with work on biofuels, genomics and cancer research, said laboratory director Paul Alivisatos.
Reuters
16
The talk is today at 1 p.m. in the Callan Science Building on the new campus at NUI Maynooth.
The Irish Times
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