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Meanings of new organisation in English

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Usage of new organisation in English
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Media attention will focus on personality politics within the new organisation.
The Irish Times
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Our new organisation, Advocacy Partners Speaking Up, comes into existence on 1 April.
The Guardian
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Last week a new organisation, Fisheries New Zealand was unveiled as a… Audio
Radio NZ
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The new organisation will be called Fire and Emergency New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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And so he had set up a new organisation that did Aids-awareness work.
The Guardian
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As Murdoch goes, the new organisation chart maps out the emerging emotional disconnection.
The Guardian
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This new organisation is busy digging out coal from Solid Energy's old mines.
Radio NZ
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Together they are very powerful, said Mark Lloyd, chief executive of the new organisation.
The Guardian
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A new organisation to represent medical and dental consultants in Ireland has been announced.
The Irish Times
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Finally a new organisation which promotes the child's right to play has been launched.
The Irish Times
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The first letter of each founder's name provided the initials for the new organisation.
Reuters
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A new organisation, the Hastings Pier Charity, was to be responsible for running it.
The Guardian
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The council believes the new head should be appointed by the new organisation itself.
The Irish Times
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The decision to call the new organisation NHS Improvement has rightly been met with groans.
The Guardian
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The new organisation with its new entries must necessarily efface the record of the old.
Reincarnation: A Study in Human Evolution
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Jesse Peters heads up new organisation Skateboarding New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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