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Meanings of suggest new in English

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Usage of suggest new in English
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The increased sulfur dioxide would additionally suggest new magma in the volcano.
Wired
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But he seemed to suggest new Western sanctions against Russia were not imminent.
Radio NZ
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These data suggest new mechanisms whereby GC treatments may benefit asthma.
Pubmed
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Contact Us How do I suggest new features for the app?
BBC
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These instances suggest new possibilities of communication in the near future.
Community Civics and Rural Life
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It would suggest new ways to understand the inherent nature of space and time.
The Guardian
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They may also suggest new targets for controlling diseases that have evaded standard treatments.
Wired
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The draft will also suggest new fiscal and economic incentives for producing resource-efficient goods.
Reuters
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These results suggest new molecular mechanisms that contribute to reduced Ab responses in aging.
Pubmed
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These mechanistic insights suggest new therapeutic strategies in steroid-driven cancers.
Pubmed
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They may be cleverer, may suggest new treatment, new remedies.
Deadham Hard: A Romance
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Emerging targets from this research may suggest new therapies for this unique population of patients.
Pubmed
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Experts agreed that this one study isn't enough to suggest new recommendations regarding alcohol consumption.
Reuters
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These results identify new pathways underlying POAG susceptibility and suggest new targets for preventative therapies.
Pubmed
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Two new Apple job postings suggest new development paths for Siri, Apple's virtual digital assistant.
Wired
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Uncovering the secret to their resilience may suggest new ways of preventing and treating diseases.
Wired
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United States of America
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