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Meanings of start anew in English

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Usage of start anew in English
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However, I think we have an opportunity to kind of start anew.
Chicago sun times
2
Why don't you cast off all that ballast, too, and start anew?
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
3
We are at full liberty to reject their conclusions and start anew.
The Prehistoric World; Or, Vanished Races
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Cork will want to start anew and forget about last week.
The Irish Times
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Simply remove and start anew with your chosen liquid leaving it to sour.
The Guardian
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After a couple telephone calls, the customer service representatives suggested I start anew.
Ebony
7
We will start anew, and sail round the coast of Africa.
The World of Waters, Or, A Peaceful Progress O'er the Unpathed S...
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Sorak had left the convent, and life was now his to start anew.
The seeker
9
Having rested and refitted there, he might start anew for the San Juan.
Overland: A Novel
10
As I feel sleep approaching, I make a resolution: from tomorrow, I start anew.
Axiomatic
11
Hammasho is looking for a house so he and his family can start anew.
Reuters
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But they say that if they had to start anew, they'd do it again.
Reuters
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Kennedy hastened back to the campus, late as it was, there to start anew.
Gold of the Gods
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More inexperienced players who don't recognise those patterns have to start anew in every position.
The Guardian
15
Or will they scrap that roster, and start anew?
Reuters
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Then he will borrow some money and start anew.
Questionable Amusements and Worthy Substitutes
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