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Definitions for newcomers
new·com·ers
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of newcomers in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of newcomers in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of newcomers in a Sentence
Triangulation is a risky game because if you get the language off, you may commit yourself in a campaign to a line that makes no sense when you are governing, this is one of the hardest problems for newcomers and challengers when they are campaigning for president. By giving applause lines that work for the narrow segments of ideologically hardened factions that they are trying to win over for the primary, they can lock themselves into policy positions that are not sound when they actually win.
Don't forget, this still was the Sixties, long hair was controversial and the establishment was being given a battle from upstart newcomers, the symbolism was perfect, and it was all there.
New York as a whole has been a tough place for women to break into the highest levels, because there is very much a tight set of powerful gatekeepers, and unfortunately — even in 2021 — women are still seen, in effect, as newcomers.
Salvini plays on people's fears, he is trying to turn us against newcomers, against foreigners. We mustn't let him win, it would be a huge shock if the left lost here.
Thanks in great part to the newcomers we have welcomed throughout our history, Canada has developed into the strong and vibrant country we all enjoy.
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- EinsteigerGerman
- los recién llegadosSpanish
- recém-chegadosPortuguese
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