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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of NEWEST in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of NEWEST in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
Examples of NEWEST in a Sentence
Apple's new phones were no surprise at all. Only tangible change is having an additional camera on their premium model, however, it is noticeable that Apple has made a price cut for the newest iPhone for about $50, which is a very rare move for the company. The move might be aiming to manage and reduce potential risks drawn by the U.S.-China trade war.
If these reports are true, it could be a big blow to many millions of people on this drug, there are many other alternatives and other medication classes but many of them have side effects, are more expensive and some of the newest ones may not be covered by insurance.
I am a third-grade teacher in an impoverished elementary school, my students are inquisitive, voracious readers who are craving to discover the newest adventure in their favorite book series.
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With the Adidas 'Speedfactory', we are revolutionising the industry, our consumers always want the latest and newest product - and they want it now.
We didn't lose any horses during the storm, we've got 115 wild horses, including the newest foal, which was born during the hurricane.
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- el más nuevoSpanish
- le plus récentFrench
- नवीनतमHindi
- terbaruIndonesian
- o mais novoPortuguese
- новейшийRussian
- 最新Chinese
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