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Meanings of new generation in English

The 70's Biweekly (MCY-000811)

Malayalam film movement.

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Usage of new generation in English
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The Trust said her compositions continue to inspire a new generation today.
Radio NZ
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Britain is set to build a new generation of nuclear power plants.
Reuters
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Meet a new generation of young people striving to protect their history.
BBC
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At Langley a new generation of case officers was coming of age.
Ghost wars
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Others hope a new generation of leaders could yet grasp the nettle.
The Guardian
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has revealed a new generation of nuclear weapons.
BBC
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A new generation of young veterans wants to forget the imperial past.
The Guardian
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A new generation wanted to see what their parents had left behind.
The Cylons’ Secret
9
The new generation of attacks and attackers are aware of this opportunity.
Hacking: the next generation
10
The work of a new generation is both the same and different.
Feminist dot com
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However, he says a new generation of Resch's fans are fighting back.
News.com.au
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A new generation of Liberal leadership is in place, Mr Morrison responded.
News.com.au
13
Epigenetic information is frequently erased near the start of each new generation.
Pubmed
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Building the new generation of ORC vessels comes at a steep price.
The South African
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But since then a new generation of young offenders had grown up.
Radio NZ
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Most of the presidential candidates come from a new generation of politicians.
Reuters
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