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Meanings of renewed in English

Renewed.

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Usage of renewed in English
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People reports the Mo' Money actress' contract was not renewed this year.
Ebony
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This renewed optimism was short-lived, however: he relapsed again four days later.
The Guardian
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Potential buyers' concerns demonstrate how far reaching the renewed sanctions may be.
Reuters
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The resolution needs to be renewed by the end of the year.
The Guardian
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The present-day looming ecological crisis makes a renewed focus and debate essential.
The Guardian
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Education issues dominated the weekend negotiations on the renewed Programme for Government.
The Irish Times
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NATO's bombing campaign against Yugoslavia last year came under renewed criticism yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Now terrorism and the Western response to terrorism have renewed the shock.
The Irish Times
9
Immigration New Zealand quickly renewed temporary visas expiring from April to July.
Radio NZ
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How long the renewed sense of calm lasts remains to be seen.
Reuters
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So long as this is true, the possibility of renewed stress remains.
The Irish Times
12
The region has welcomed renewed American engagement to balance an assertive China.
BBC
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Republicans would likely block any renewed user-fee legislation by Waters, said Tittsworth.
Reuters
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The Taoiseach has renewed his pledge for a second Nice Treaty referendum.
The Irish Times
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The past few months have seen a renewed focus on online safety.
The Guardian
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Donald Trump's handling of the coronavirus crisis is coming under renewed pressure.
Radio NZ
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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Common
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