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Meanings of new stadiums in English

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Usage of new stadiums in English
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Although new stadiums were preferred, MLS did not make them their first priority.
The Guardian
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The new stadiums have been built with the aim of being zero-waste constructions.
The South African
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Nine completely new stadiums need to be built, with three existing ones to be expanded.
The Guardian
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TV money funded new stadiums across England and Wales.
The Guardian
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On Tuesday morning, FitzSimons tweeted: Great that the NRL wants a whole slew of new stadiums.
News.com.au
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Fields have been concreted over, new stadiums erected, centre court redesigned and a controversial roof added.
The Guardian
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No wonder Atlanta teams keep getting new stadiums.
The Guardian
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There may be new names, new stadiums, new opponents and new owners, but the fans remain constant.
The Guardian
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Some people question whether the city should have helped finance expensive new stadiums for the Tigers and Lions.
Reuters
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At home, capacity crowds attend fiercely competitive matches in brand new stadiums, largely free from disorder or disruption.
The Guardian
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Unsurprisingly, vast swaths of empty seats marred the otherwise glorious vistas of the spanking new stadiums' opening weeks.
The Guardian
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We need to build new stadiums.
Reuters
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Five new stadiums remain under construction.
The South African
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If they cannot do that, the big new stadiums will be just as empty as the old ones.
The Guardian
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High school football is a big deal in Texas, and many new schools are splashing millions on new stadiums.
The Guardian
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The Brazil World Cup was originally bid at a cost of $1bn for new stadiums and upgrades.
The Guardian
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