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Examples for "novelty"
Examples for "novelty"
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The novelty is the pressure since 1989 from central and eastern Europe.
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I shall add one more example for the sake of its novelty.
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These short-term practice effects suggest changes in neural activity with stimulus novelty.
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The present study evaluates whether phenotype may affect spontaneous, non-spatial novelty discrimination.
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The novelty is all superficial; the tradition is all interior and profound.
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Meanwhile, up the road, the actor Joanna Lumley wants a different bauble.
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The auctioneer held in his hand a gaudy bauble of worldly pleasure.
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Her black eyes gleamed with triumph at the sight of the bauble.
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One last, feeble flicker, and the stone was merely a bauble again.
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Would either of us have brought it here, like some valueless bauble?
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And that bangle was definitely on your right wrist the other night.
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Sir, of course I shall take your advice and get a bangle.
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Bishop Manning leaves, and Dr. Guthrie twirls a bangle on his nose.
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He could remove the bangle, he supposed, just for a moment.
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That rainbow titanium bangle, so snug now on his left wrist.
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Passing through an archway, he found himself in the gaud of the flower-market.
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And now L'Himby, a sometime city of meditation, reduced to gaud and rubble.
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Blood and brains fly in a fan and decorate the doorframe with gaud.
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She flushed first of all with a natural pleasure, the girl delighting in her gaud.
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You are garbed like a herdsman, and you have not a gaud or a jewel to brighten you.
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Knowledge outside the day's work is regarded by most men as a gewgaw.
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Then sprang into existence the tawdry, the common, the gewgaw.
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They'll give ten times the value for some little gewgaw to wear about 'em.
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Such a glittering gewgaw, and not to be seen!
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They spelled epiphany, gaberdine, ichthyology, gewgaw, kaleidoscope, and troubadour.
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You wear this fallal on your head, I suppose?
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I am suspicious of these shawls and fallals that Bundaboo seems full of.
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That'll buy Mistress Fenton a few fallals if she's a mind for 'em.
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Look at the backs here deformed by laces and fallals, she went on contemptuously.
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He would have no finery and fallals, he said.
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Five minutes later the rat appeared, bearing the trinket in its mouth.
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He took the trinket from her, turning it over in his fingers.
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The only trinket which he had was the fragment of a sandwich.
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There in the goblin's hands was the trinket from the duke's house.
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Hastily he lowered the canoe again, and picked up the bright trinket.
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Stock is not a trinket that you can return to the shop.
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That afternoon the trinket went back to Will with a curt letter.
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And the maid is comely, well worth a trinket from thy store.
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When she had unfastened a clasp, she handed the trinket to Stephen.
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That flashing trinket was far more eloquent than any words of mine.
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He was never unwilling to restore a trinket made precious by sentiment.
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He'd spent a fortune on that trinket, but he'd loved her then.
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The legs and arms quieted down; the fat hands grabbed the glittering trinket.
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I used to have a trinket, a key chain I think.
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In one or two of them a trinket was visible; others were empty.
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If the decline continues, United may even make time for another long-forgotten trinket.
