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Meanings of new orthodoxy in English

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Usage of new orthodoxy in English
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When revisionism becomes the new orthodoxy, it immediately demands to be revised.
The Irish Times
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But relatively few are willing to challenge the new orthodoxy.
Reuters
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In the autumn of 2008, it was the new orthodoxy.
The Guardian
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Does he want an inspectorate that imposes a new orthodoxy on schools, based on this curriculum?
The Guardian
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Col. Gian Gentile, for one, thinks the military is in the grip of a new orthodoxy.
Wired
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But what if they didn't have to, because such cooperation had become an unspoken new orthodoxy?
Reuters
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Lewis also argues, in line with the new orthodoxy, that "the Press Complaints Commission is broken".
The Guardian
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There will be many more who do in the years to come, and then it will become the new orthodoxy.
The Guardian
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The Australian sleep expert Olivia Arezzolo is plugging what is fast becoming the new orthodoxy: bears, wolves, lions and dolphins.
The Guardian
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In the new orthodoxy of our increasingly threatening city streets, is the pedestrian's death somehow less important than the cyclist's?
The Guardian
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In a recent Guardian article, Gray tries to shoo away these pesky facts, which he disingenuously calls a " new orthodoxy".
The Guardian
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And so a new orthodoxy set in, whereby Kane became the best film ever made, a position it has held for 60 years.
The Guardian
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In many ways we are just beginning to understand the scope of our latest cultural revival, but already a new orthodoxy has taken hold.
The Irish Times
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In an age when ironic, hip detachment is the new orthodoxy, such blazing commitment makes us squirm on behalf of the person who displays it.
The Irish Times
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A little later than the Unitarian movement, the old Orthodoxy itself became transformed into a new Orthodoxy.
The Chief End of Man
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