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Meanings of new heights in English

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Usage of new heights in English
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This is arguably the year in which internet self-obsession reached new heights.
The Guardian
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In the modern age, Gebrselassie has taken distance running to new heights.
The Guardian
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And now, Singh's new outfit has taken the platform to new heights.
Wired
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The Italian love-affair with the mobile phone has recently touched new heights.
The Irish Times
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That said, Final Fantasy VII Remake elevates the original to new heights.
The Guardian
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COVID has only escalated the challenges many are facing to new heights.
Independent.ie
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But to many investors, that optimism may have just scaled new heights.
Reuters
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Other hedge-fund managers began crowding into Valeant, pushing prices to new heights.
NY Magazine
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Virtually all shares moved northwards in their quest for continued new heights.
The Irish Times
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Jimi Hendrix Sci-fi spurs inventors and artists to new heights of creativity.
Wired
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Her grunting is reaching new heights as she looks to break back.
The Guardian
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Freshman Jahlil Okafor keeps leaping to new heights and is taking No.
Reuters
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And to Neil Powell, for taking the Springbok Sevens to new heights.
The South African
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If he uses them wisely, he can reach new heights of civilization.
State of the Union Addresses
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Without question, Powell's team has elevated sevens to new heights in South Africa.
The South African
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On one side, the equity market has reached new heights in the US.
Reuters
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