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Meanings of radically new in English

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Usage of radically new in English
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The sector is facing into a radically new environment in 2000.
The Irish Times
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The solid state disks don't speed themselves up with any radically new internals.
Wired
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Lenski's E. coli show us that evolution can give organisms radically new abilities.
BBC
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Scholars have lately given to his figure a radically new interpretation.
The Menorah Journal, Volume 1, 1915
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This last concept is a radically new idea for me.
Eat, pray, love: one woman's search for everything across italy,...
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They said a radically new software package due next year would be RIM's big test.
Reuters
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And yet all who were fitted to judge hailed the teaching as something radically new.
Nature Mysticism
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They're ready to leapfrog to something radically new.
Wired
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Tchehov, we believe, attempted a treatment radically new.
Aspects of Literature
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It's radically new legal ground -and that, they say, is where the science is taking us.
Wired
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This is gene therapy, and gene therapy to cure genetic eye disease is not radically new idea.
Wired
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As a result, he proposed a radically new equation: to be is to be produced by human labor.
Is Human Nature Obsolete?
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So I am not expecting anything radically new, rather a new version of Geneva maybe, the source said.
Reuters
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But one attendee looked even farther into the future and saw a radically new kind of data center.
Reuters
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This study is urgently important-thoughnot because it's a paradigm shifter, shedding radically new light on our predicament.
Wired
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The problem is that the application doesn't offer anything radically new or better to distinguish it from the competition.
Wired
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