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Meanings of new records in English

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Usage of new records in English
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IN LONDON, prices soared again this week and new records were set.
The Irish Times
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By the end of the year, 108 new records had been set.
The Guardian
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Meanwhile, U.S. crude oil production is expected to rise to new records.
Reuters
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Like stocks and many other assets, art works keep setting new records.
Reuters
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Television ratings in the US and UK are also setting new records.
The Guardian
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Nobody should be surprised that Wall Street hit new records this week.
Reuters
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And I'll get a music box and a lot of new records.
Mistress Anne
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There is speculation that the final could set new records in the UK.
The Guardian
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This World Cup has witnessed new records of social media use.
The Guardian
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Social networking is being used to track potential tax defaulters, new records show.
The Irish Times
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The prices have been on a tear-away run hitting new records since March.
Reuters
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Indeed, the iPhone 4S has been setting new records for Apple.
Wired
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Lumpkin and Norwack, the young hotshots, were out verifying new records.
The man who ate the 747
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Standard and Poor's 500 hit new records.
The Irish Times
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The cost to insure MBIA bonds also soared to new records.
Reuters
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Both the revenue and earnings figures were new records for Apple.
Wired
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New records through the time
New records across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare