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Meanings of newly independent in English

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Usage of newly independent in English
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Other centres were left behind in newly independent Soviet republics, she said.
The Guardian
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An economic whirlwind of biblical proportions will engulf the newly independent state.
The Guardian
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The group urged the newly independent nation to investigate and punish those responsible.
Reuters
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It could also make one of the newly independent businesses an acquisition target.
Reuters
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Coles is gaining a new CEO and will be newly independent.
News.com.au
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But in 1956 its people voted to unite with the newly independent Ghana.
BBC
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Mugabe's political ideology solidified after moving to newly independent Ghana to teach in 1957.
The South African
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The Yark is an edge-of-your-seat story for newly independent readers with a hardy constitution.
The Irish Times
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The Abkhaz decided they did not want to be part of newly independent Georgia.
Reuters
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NOVEMBER 2011 Company won here a contract to supply currency to newly independent South Sudan.
Reuters
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The three European great powers then adopted an expedient employed in the newly independent Belgium.
Christianity: the first three thousand years
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In August 1956 newly independent Tunisia introduced a set of laws which revolutionised women's lives.
BBC
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Focus works with newly independent advisers to provide services like business start-up support and legal advice.
Reuters
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A war broke out between the newly independent states that ended in stalemate the following year.
Reuters
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But my dad, no, he was just unavailable. The newly independent 14-year-old was a Hollywood pariah.
The Guardian
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There are, however, some books aimed at newly independent readers which manage to strike the right balance.
The Irish Times
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