new wrinkle
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And economists are hopeful that job growth will be better this year, particularly as tax cuts flow into the economy—though the Iran war, and the gasoline-price increases it has brought on, add a new wrinkle.
“And that is creating a new wrinkle in what has been a steady march toward reduced numbers by the U.S. and the U.S.S.R., now Russia.”
From Slate
She’s obsessed with some Instagrammers who swim with sea-life all the time, but this is a new wrinkle.
From Literature
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It had 14 staff reporters there, but also a new wrinkle.
From Los Angeles Times
Dent added 17 points and eight assists and the Bruins’ defense was slightly stronger while unveiling a new wrinkle eight days after giving up 80 points in a loss to California.
From Los Angeles Times
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