51.   Commissioner Bud Selig was asked his view of the new phenomenon, advance free agency, earlier in the day.

52.   Computer-assisted day trading is a relatively new phenomenon that grew out of the Nasdaq, a completely electronic stock market.

53.   Competing for tourists is a new phenomenon in southwest Louisiana, an area that for decades thrived effortlessly, thanks to the oil industry.

54.   Competitive energy markets are still a relatively new phenomenon in Europe.

55.   Conservative Democrats are hardly a new phenomenon in Congress.

56.   Contemporary observers have often commented on the leaderlessness of Japan, but this is not a new phenomenon.

57.   Corporate sponsorship of special events is not a new phenomenon.

58.   Corporate sponsorship of all manner of events is not a new phenomenon.

59.   Corruption is hardly a new phenomenon within the top ranks of the military.

60.   Crime is far from the problem a tourist might face in Caracas or Miami, but in Cuba it is a new phenomenon.

a. + phenomenon >>共 603
new 10.24%
natural 4.46%
recent 3.72%
same 3.23%
cultural 2.64%
american 1.96%
social 1.62%
common 1.62%
temporary 1.57%
strange 1.57%
new + n. >>共 1218
government 2.04%
law 1.71%
rule 1.20%
technology 1.10%
company 0.99%
system 0.93%
product 0.92%
one 0.87%
job 0.82%
election 0.74%
phenomenon 0.08%
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