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Meanings of new structures in English

We have no meanings for "new structures" in our records yet.
Usage of new structures in English
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But there will be trouble ahead as the new structures take shape.
The Guardian
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OK, the new structures will not be as wide-ranging as he wants.
The Irish Times
3
But jammed at random between the creaky cabins were the new structures.
The Reality Dysfunction
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These new structures will replace the State's existing 11 health boards.
The Irish Times
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The new structures are expected to be available for the 2003 tourist season.
The Irish Times
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The new structures being put in place have broadly similar objectives.
The Irish Times
7
Solar companies are experimenting with new structures to cut capital costs.
Reuters
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The new structures will go up near the Hudson River, bet.
The new yorker
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He said new structures, practices and technology had increased efficiency.
Radio NZ
10
But new structures and innovations can help curb the carnage.
The Guardian
11
Galbraithe noticed some new structures, but even these looked old.
The Best Short Stories of 1919, and the Yearbook of the American...
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As ever, Londoners had found ways of cutting grand new structures down to human size.
The water room
13
But the existence of these new structures is not in itself a guarantee of accountability.
The Guardian
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The sound of the hammer engaged upon the erection of new structures was everywhere heard.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
15
The new structures exerted full or partial agonistic activity.
Pubmed
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Many people, too, will end up re-applying for their old jobs in the new structures.
The Guardian
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New structures across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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