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Meanings of new structure in English

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Usage of new structure in English
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This year, a new structure better reflects the preferences of Australian motorists.
News.com.au
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The new structure, imposed in the last three weeks, is without precedent.
Independent.ie
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To an extent the club's new structure had outstripped their on-pitch resources.
The Guardian
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Under the new structure, Sollers will take a 51 percent controlling interest.
Reuters
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It is unclear what role Fenwick will play in the new structure.
Reuters
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The new structure would be a mix of residential, offices and restaurants.
The Irish Times
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The new structure will result in 500 layoffs, primarily white-collar jobs.
Reuters
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A new structure called 'P Service' was set up to co-ordinate all this.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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With 27 members, the swollen EU badly needed a new structure.
The Guardian
10
Barrick has said it will announce a new structure for Thornton next year.
Reuters
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He saw immediately the need to create a new structure around the defector.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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The inquiry will also recommend options for the proposed new structure after consultation.
Radio NZ
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Details of the new structure will be announced on March 18.
Reuters
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The new structure blocks all radio signals from reaching the outside.
Reuters
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It's expected the new structure will be in place on Tuesday.
Radio NZ
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The new structure may streamline the bureaucratic mechanisms for such initiative.
The Irish Times
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