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New Hope

American  

noun

  1. a town in SE Minnesota, near Minneapolis.


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Hadid, 62, announced in September that she was preparing to part ways with the picturesque New Hope, Pa., abode, telling Realtor.com at the time that the property had served as a place where she was able to “heal and reconnect with Mother Earth” after her divorce from music mogul David Foster and amid her ongoing battle with Lyme disease.

From MarketWatch

England's pace bowling attack was supposed to provide new hope of winning in Australia.

From BBC

"Our goal is to find alternative drugs that can improve efficacy and potentially reduce toxicity, ultimately bringing new hope to patients facing this challenging disease."

From Science Daily

A naturally occurring molecule in the body called spermine is offering new hope.

From Science Daily

A fortnight after the Gunners' surprise draw at Sunderland gave their Premier League title rivals new hope, Sunday's resounding win over Tottenham has put them firmly back in the hot seat.

From BBC