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Meanings of new style in English
Russian
новый стиль Portuguese
calendário gregoriano Catalan
calendari gregorià Spanish
calendario gregoriano 
Arithmetic solar calendar system, with a 365-day year, plus one day intercalated into one of the 12 month during some years; internationally the most widely accepted civil calendar.
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Usage of new style in English
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And Australians desperately want a substantive change, not just a new style.
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This canvas is one of the most successful of the new style.
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A new style of lodging and boarding house is in great vogue.
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The railway project was abandoned but the inn retains its new style.
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Still, if you like it, we should drink to my new style.
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Some of the scholars really shouted at this new style of orthography.
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I hardly think the new style is suitable to my retiring dove.
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The other day, however, I discovered a new style of riding animal.
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Yet this new style found its way also into the Latin world.
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He too is adopting the new style, and not so badly either.
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Then there are those new style of barometers, the long straight ones.
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This new style of woman looks at life as a man does.
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Coates created a new style of music which he calls antique beat.
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Whose first attempt in a new style ever paired with its conception?
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His new style consisted of broad swathes of colour with minimal line work.
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His new style consisted of broad swathes of color with minimal line work.
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Translations for new style
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New style through the time
New style across language varieties
Ireland
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New Zealand
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