11.   It is not an entirely novel concept.

12.   Novel concept in politics today.

13.   Novel concept.

14.   Novel concept in Nashville.

15.   Other parents, she said, told her they were surprised that accountability was such a relatively novel concept in education circles and among state lawmakers.

16.   She achieved amplitude, big air, before she learned tricks, a novel concept among female snowboarders, she said.

17.   That is, some technologies can make existing experimental activities more efficient, while others introduce entirely new ways of discovering novel concepts and solutions.

18.   The concept seems logical enough, but intellectual harmony between cuisine and pastry is something of a novel concept.

19.   The fear is entanglements over the origins of novel concepts.

20.   The novel concept gives Zeal, a May start-up, inexpensive labor for a task for which more established competitors have had to hire staff.