It's not new to say ... It's not the same.
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I'm actually not new to this I'm true to this.
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But as singular entities they're not new to making music.
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Seales is not new to this; she's true to this.
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And some of these blooms are not new to 2016.
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The founder is not new to the grocery store scene.
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Entrepreneurs are not new to Egypt; nor are small businesses.
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In 1914, women were not new to the paid workforce.
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Sadly, this kind of thinking is not new to me.
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They're problematic areas but they're not new to law enforcement.
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It's an idea that is not new to the business.
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This kind of partnership is not new to the company.
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Major losses were not new to Mr. Shkreli in 2012.
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Florida is not new to the election recount national spotlight.
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The performance that we have versus Pershing Square, the ideas which have been brought up which are not new to us and not new to the board of directors or to the management team.
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The performance that we have versus-- Pershing Square, the ideas which have been brought up which are not new to us and not new to the board of directors or to the management team.
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To be clear, Nazis are not new to the furry community.
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Lavish installations are not new to E3, but they're increasingly extravagant.
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It's not new to me; I've never not supported those programmes.
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Limited-edition and seasonal products are not new to the market.
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Virgin is not new to these kind of "crowd-pleasing" measures.
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Their names are not new to the congressman or his family.
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Mr. Stern's firm is not new to the Upper West Side.
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This type of advertising program is not new to the industry.
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Accusations of vote rigging are not new to elections in Congo.
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The pricing strategy of discounting bestsellers is not new to Amazon.
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But she's not new to the issues of sexual assault or harassment.
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The Nathansons are not new to the art scene of the Southeast.
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The singer, 23, is not new to adding ink to her body.
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Development deals like this are not new to Wattpad at this point.
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Establishing a new business during tough times is not new to us.
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Steganography, the hiding of data in images, is not new to Twitter.
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Dealing with infectious disease is not new to the health care system.
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Other Chinese carmakers are not new to investing in international markets either.
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It's not new to Trump, but its new to the Oval Office.
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The Ensemble Phoenix is not new to these kinds of improvisational terrains.
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Cold temperatures are not new to anyone who lives in these regions.
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This is not new to us — we know what they're trying to do.
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As deplorable as it is, financial fraud is not new to higher education.
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So were all "the others" Williams is not new to calling out injustice.
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Ferrari is not new to making one-off cars for its best clients.
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And the fact of the matter is, it's not new to the audience.
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"Such activity is not new to Moscow," according to the Intelligence Community's October report.
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Live sporting events are not new to VR, but Saturday is LiveLike's public debut.
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Violent division is not new to the US of course, even in modern times.
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Claims that Kroton could be meddling with Estácio's management are not new to Cade.
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However, calls for the exploration of Mars are not new to the Trump administration.
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Investing in companies under pressure from activists or acquirers is not new to Smith.
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His visit to Auschwitz was stark, but its themes were not new to him.
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It's a new approach for the social giant, but not new to Silicon Valley.
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Wildfires are not new to California and there are strategies for anticipating and mitigating them.
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Google's not new to the mobile payment realm, having launched Android Pay this past September.
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The group, founded in 2002, is not new to causing trouble and disrupting Congressional hearings.
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And appealing to seniors is not new to Buttigieg -- even if it remains somewhat confounding.
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Kanye is not new to the slave analogy and actually has a lot to say.
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What we are seeing with Justin right now is not new to the Republican conference.
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Hrafnsson, an Icelandic journalist, will take over, though he's not new to leadership at WikiLeaks.
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The Honduran government under Mr. Hernández is not new to the business of silencing dissenters.
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It's safe to say that Eggerue is not new to this; she's true to this.
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Liberal primary challengers are not new to the Democratic Party, but they can be costly.
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To the Editor: The dramatic increase in drug overdose deaths is not new to drug treatment.
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Opening a new stadium is not new to AEG, but it is new to MGM Resorts.
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That way when I come back for a more permanent time, it's not new to me.
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Rent the Runway is not new to the market, but the concept always piqued my interest.
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DC is definitely not new to making personality changes if the time period calls for it.
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Mr. Griffin, founder of the investment firm Citadel, is not new to stratospheric real estate sales.
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The girl in the video, Ahed Tamimi, 16, is not new to this kind of encounter.
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We need to remember that extraction of profit from slave labor is not new to Germany.
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Money worries are not new to Tanya, who grew up in poverty in Yazoo City, Miss.
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He wants to fix the system they see as broken, and he's not new to those positions.
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"This is the same thing they did to Barack, this is not new to us," she said.
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Diversification is not new to the oil and gas business and has a patchy record at best.
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But the reality is that these are forms of hate that are not new to our country.
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Home working textile jobs that are labor intensive or require skilled handiwork are not new to Italy.
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Themes of industrialization and urbanization, often symbolized by migrant workers, are not new to Chinese contemporary art.
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It's an accusation that's not new to Yang, who has leaned into the model minority Asian stereotype.
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Swift and Pattinson's friendship may seem random, but Pattinson's new girlfriend Waterhouse is not new to Swift's squad.
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He's not new to politics — he started out as an opposition researcher for Democratic campaigns in the 1990s.
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Twitter is not new to making glaring mistakes in suspending or blocking the wrong people on the platform.
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"This is not new to this administration, nor do these discussions influence law enforcement actions," the person said.
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The opulent houses, with lavish pools, flowing bars and world-class chefs, are not new to Olympics hospitality.
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Having his name being thrown onto the list of possible celebrity competitors is not new to Brady, 47.
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Mr. Lhota is not new to the M.T.A. and that's one of the biggest benefits of choosing him.
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Fires are not new to the Amazon, but recently they seem to have been more frequent and intense.
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These specimens — pieces of skull, jaw, and assorted other body parts of five individuals — are not new to paleoanthropology.
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I've been using Bluetooth headphones for years, so the awesomeness that is wireless headphones was not new to me.
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There's a set of regulatory practices that are not new to the tech industry that have addressed illegal content.
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This is not new to her Let us not forget that Theron has plenty of practice playing tough women.
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Careening from crisis to crisis In all fairness, confusion is not new to US policy in the Middle East.
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The decision to "tag" these footballs may be an experiment, but data collection is not new to the NFL.
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High hopes are not new to Keys's career, which quickly accelerated from a fashion choice to a career choice.
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Security has been part of our reality for a while, and unfortunately this focus is not new to us.
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This is not new to us and so I think that we know what they are trying to do.
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Rodgers, who is a member of the Blackfeet tribe in Montana, is not new to this type of fight.
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Unlike e-cigarettes, hookahs are not new to the scene and have been around for hundreds of years, King said.
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I'm 29 years old, have been working for years, and am not new to work or working in an office.
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Well, it's been what... 16, 17, 18 years since he became Vader, so he's not new to the whole thing.
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But Cicero is not new to the game having started taking music seriously when he was around 10 years old.
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The company's EVSE-RS charger has been available for some time, and AeroVironment is not new to the EV charging game.
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"Whatever we need to do to make the customer happy," said Lore, who is not new to the e-commerce game.
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Progressives should lose the rhetoric: walls are not new to countries who seek to improve their security or preserve their sovereignty.
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Bieber's not new to rapping, but this is probably his most involved entry in subset of his catalog, so that's cool.
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But he has one wild card, too: Ives's Symphony No. 2, not new to these players but a rarity for them.
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"You're bringing to the table things that ... its not new to us, but the pace of development is challenging," he said.
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Not new to the marathon circuit, Aduba previously ran the Boston Marathon, completing it in just over five hours in 2015.
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Scientific racism was certainly not new to America in the 211s: The Bell Curve tapped into a long and ignominious tradition.
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Maneuvering around Senate rules is not new to congressional Republicans, who recently tried, and failed, to pass Obamacare repeal through budget reconciliation.
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Kwan is not new to Clinton's team though, she previously worked as a "public diplomacy envoy" while Clinton was Secretary of State.
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They're not new to the fitness tracker/wearable game and have been around long enough for them to be reliable and trustworthy.
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"I am not new to the national arena and I think whoever goes up against Donald Trump better be ready," she said.
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Look, the idea of going inside a WoW-style MMO as a plot element in sci-fi is not new to me.
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I may be a newcomer to the Nevada Assembly, but I'm not new to the issues that are important to Nevada women.
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This concept is not new to healthcare professionals: They are required to stay abreast of the literature and be constantly re-certified.
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I came away from the show with a thought not new to me, but freshly burning: Trump is a cinch for reëlection.
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Since the attack, he has met people like the local state assemblywoman, Linda B. Rosenthal, who are not new to the neighborhood.
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Contrary to the claims of Stop Islam in Gillette, however, the Muslims who established the mosque are not new to the region.
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It also means she's not new to both Hollywood's and society's expectation for women to immediately lose the pounds gained during their pregnancy.
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Gates and Mullen had one large advantage over their successors; they were both holdovers from the Bush administration, not new to the job.
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Chatty Mercury squares off with your ruling planet Jupiter on August 11, and the conversations taking place now are not new to you!
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" The previous position, which was reportedly not new to the company, was described as "Google's liaison to conservative, libertarian and free market groups.
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The brow box is not new to Urban Decay, but for Stefani, the brand specially created a lighter version that's suitable for blondes.
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Naled, which is known to kill bees and, depending on toxicity levels, fish and birds, is not new to Florida or other states.
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"Much of what I heard during the hearing was not new to me, but it still kept me awake at night," she said.
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Koch, who is not new to snapping great photographs of space, decreased the exposure on her camera to capture the peculiar visual effect.
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MICHAEL CORBAT: Yeah, so, when you are talking about new people, they are new to their positions, they are not new to our firm.
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Chao is not new to government; she served with distinction as our secretary of Labor under President George W. Bush from 2001 to 2009.
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The Qatari lender is not new to the international loan market and has previously raised large debt facilities in both U.S. dollars and euros.
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Speaking of Mattis, here's an excerpt from that piece: The tactical need to reduce reliance on fossil fuels is not new to the Pentagon.
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This aggressive European crab is not new to American waters, but warming seas have led to increased numbers of them, according to fishery experts.
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And though the Twitter chest-thumping is not new to the Biden camp, it's been more pronounced — and more self-congratulatory — since South Carolina.
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These tips are not new to earbuds, but they are new to Apple, which has until now only offered an all-hard-plastic earbud.
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And of course, we're not new to piss-poor narratives about Appalachia ... but it was a pretty big onload for us to deal with.
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Media freedom concern is not new to Singapore, where lawsuits and legal cases involving the government and citizens for content posted online are not uncommon.
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Cuba is not new to tourism: The island is the second most popular Caribbean destination, after the Dominican Republic, with Canadian tourists visiting in droves.
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Tinder is not new to the world of M&A, as the company has already acquired Tappy and Humin, and invested in social app Hey!
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It is not new to cast incarceration and the populations targeted by the criminal justice system within the context of the violent history of slavery.
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Correction: The Live Editing features were previously available on the original Mevo, and are not new to the Mevo Plus, as this article originally stated.
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Icahn is not new to the casino industry, having previously owned properties such as Sands Atlantic City in New Jersey and Stratosphere in Las Vegas.
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The argument was not new to Mr. Kerry — he, in fact, has offered versions of it himself in the Situation Room and the Oval Office.
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Kim Reynolds: Iowa's first woman elected for governor While not new to the position, Reynolds made history Tuesday by becoming Iowa's first woman elected governor.
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Clint Masse is not new to these creations, having personally designed and erected corn mazes for 21 years in his property in St. Adolphe, Manitoba.
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Mr. Gomberg is new to Mr. Miller's route, but he's not new to the business, having started Brooklyn Seltzer Boys delivery service five years ago.
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These issues are not new to our profession or to society, but the scope, scale and urgency for action have become more of a priority.
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I think it's important to note that I'm not new to these issues in this world, because of my own lived experience as a woman.
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Such activity is not new to Moscow — the Russians have used similar tactics and techniques across Europe and Eurasia, for example, to influence public opinion there.
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Such activity is not new to Moscow—the Russians have used similar tactics and techniques across Europe and Eurasia, for example, to influence public opinion there.
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Burruss theorized that only "a person who is not new to being with a woman" would get into as graphic detail as Williams reportedly got into.
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The Audi A7 that will do the first demo at the New York state capital is not new to the company's fleet of autonomous test cars.
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Despite making history twice today, firsts are not new to Tlaib, who, in 2008, became the first Muslim woman to serve in the Michigan state legislature.
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Diversity is not new to Sardinia, an island whose unique cultural identity merged with other civilizations, from the Phoenicians to the Romans to the Spanish empire.
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So while Blue Ivy's mom is not new to pregnancy in general, there are a few things she can expect to be different this time around.
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Yet these types of characters and encampments are not new to the park and have historically made the park an ad hoc cultural center for decades.
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While electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, which resemble helicopters with more than one rotor, are not new to CES, their upside is higher.
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"There is much I am learning about the intricacies of the UN and its associated agencies ... but diplomacy itself is not new to me," she said.
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While the subject is not new to social justice organizations and marginalized communities, such outward displays of white supremacy are a fairly new concept to some Americans.
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VW: It's really interesting because like obviously surveillance security are not new to retail at all but this new AI takes it to a whole other level.
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This story was not new to me—in many ways I'd been living and crafting this narrative, which deals with African American Muslim identity, for many years.
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"Flooding is not new to Houston," said Marilu Hastings, vice president for sustainability programs at the Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation, a nonprofit organization in Austin, Tex.
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"This threat is not new to the military — they've been talking about climate change for decades — and they generally learn from the latest storm," said Lt. Gen.
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While she's not new to piercings — she's done her nipples, ears, and belly button — she wanted something in her nose that reflected her life as a creative.
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Update May 16th, 10:30AM ET: Apple has been using this design at its existing campuses, so it's not new to the Apple Park location, as originally stated.
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While Google is not new to competitions, marketing this one to the data science and machine learning community aligns well with its acquisition of Kaggle earlier this week.
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Allegations of animal neglect are not new to Bandung's zoo, with its endangered Sumatran elephant (warning: disturbing photo) photographed chained up and seemingly crying hours before it died.
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"This is not new to her at all," she jokes, dragging out the last two words as if to underline them in the scribbles of thick black pen.
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The iPad Pro user of today is not new to a touch-based interface and is increasingly likely to have never known a computing life without touch interfaces.
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"We have seen an igniting of fear, division and violence under this (Trump) administration, but that's not new to Arizona," said Alejandra Gomez, a co-executive director of Lucha.
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Singapore is not new to hosting high-profile events, including International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group meetings, and Association of Southeast Asian Nations summits in 4.23 and 2018.
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He's not new to Star Wars canon — he appeared, albeit much more animated and much less Forest Whitakered, in the Clone Wars series — but he's new to the movies.
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"We know that our neighborhoods in this area are not new to contaminants," Goldberg said, adding that the fuel made worse air quality already contaminated by lead and arsenic.
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But Feldman would like to remind the world that he's not new to the music game, having recorded a song for the "Dream a Little Dream" soundtrack back in 1989.
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Cow protection is not new to India, argues scholar Radha Sarkar, but the ascendance of the BJP has empowered vigilante groups to carry out mob attacks at an unprecedented frequency.
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This is not new to me: I have been here before, from 2012 to 2014, in 2015, and now again, all because of my work as a human rights defender.
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Binet is not new to making narrative out of recent history: In 2010 he won the Goncourt Prize for HHhH, his novel about the assassination of Nazi official Reinhard Heydrich.
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Flooding is not new to them: Tropical Storm Allison caused substantial damage in 2001, and the Darbys lived in a FEMA trailer while they fixed the house up that time.
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Zika is not new to the region, and it's endemic in certain areas, but according the CDC the heightened concern comes from variations in the number of cases being reported.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen (KEER&apos-sten) Nielsen says the immigration crisis that has led to families being separated at the U.S.-Mexico border is not new to the Trump administration.
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Eclipsed marks her Broadway debut, but the Oscar-winning actress is not new to theater; she took the stage for the first time as a child playing a passerby in Oliver!.
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Weighted blankets, while not new to the world of therapy and disabilities, have mainstream folk practicing self care in a way that probably wasn't expected to be backed by research: cuddling.
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Motherboard: You're not new to the format, what with your WFMU show, but I wonder what led you to return to it, and what's valuable about a podcast from your perspective.
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The Government Pension Fund Global, which manages proceeds from Norway's immense oil and gas reserves and invests in 9,000 companies, is not new to pushing business to act on sustainability issues.
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The 34-year-old, who was mom-shammed while pregnant for traveling when she was eight months along, is not new to social media trolls calling her out for her lifestyle.
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Although "Color Field" is Ms. Lou's largest work to date, such quantities are not new to the artist, who was named a John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation fellow in 2002.
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Unlike Mandarin ducks or Beto O'Rourke, Sonic is not new to the internet's full depravity, and we have the anthro fandom to thank for a rich history of fuckable Sonic and friends.
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Sure, Johnson's new to the world of snaps and filters (he just got his account a little while ago), but he's definitely not new to the world of talking a big game.
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And when Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International issued reports calling my father and brother's detainment 'enforced disappearance' and 'kidnapping' I began to understand that this was not new to the UAE.
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Such smear campaigns against refugees are sadly not new to Europe: The U.K. Independence Party in Britain, the National Front in France and Italy's Northern League have all exploited similar xenophobic messages.
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Investigations are not new to the State House, and ever since the indictment of Mr. Hubbard in the fall of 2014, lawmakers have waited nervously for further developments, possibly including new indictments.
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"The notion of people dying is something that tragically is not new to our community," said Solomon, principal and national director of Civitas Public Affairs Group, citing hate crimes and the AIDS epidemic.
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There's a chance the show will come off too gimmicky if they don't fine-tune the jokes, but Cedric the Entertainer and Tichina Arnold are not new to this so I have faith.
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But Godin and Co. are not new to this, and that kind of attack will be welcome for them over the incisive passing the Russians used to carve up Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
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But this sort of rhetoric is not new to the US. As the Pew Research Center found, Americans have generally opposed taking in refugees even as they went through abhorrent, well-known crises.
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The semi-good news: No one in Sierra Leone has contracted the deadly illness, despite the fact there are indications the virus is not new to the area (due to finding multiple genetic strains).
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The scandal of abuse by priests is not new to Poland, documented by journalists and the church itself, and the pattern of offenses and cover-ups is a familiar one from Boston to Dublin.
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But Guri's facilities have long been overstretched, and blackouts are not new to Venezuela: In the state of Zulia, for example, people have been dealing with multiple daily power outages for more than a year.
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These consensual transactions are not new to Kenya or anywhere else in the world, but have recently gained a massive platform with the help of social media, where women publicize the lavish lifestyles they lead.
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Of course Google's public cloud offerings give it differentiated positioning with respect to both Facebook and Apple, and it's not new to delivering computer vision services at scale vis-à-vis its Cloud Vision API.
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Low wages are not new to Cuba, and they are augmented by heavily-subsidised food, along with free healthcare and other government handouts, but the contrast with a relatively successful new middle class is stark.
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As a publication, Vogue is not new to playing around with the veil and its exoticized associations; in late 2006, the publication included veiled women in a stylized photo shoot by renowned photographer Irving Penn.
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Google of course is not new to online video, given that its short-form YouTube service has the largest audience in the U.S., at 2628 million per eMarketer's estimate, and over a billion users worldwide.
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Here's a second video, filmed by James and posted by Uninterrupted, James's media platform: Last year may have been the first time James took the New York subway, but he's not new to public transportation.
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The topic of tax returns is not new to the Trump team — throughout the 2016 campaign, Trump was harshly criticized for refusing to release his taxes, the first major party nominee in decades to withhold them.
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Coproductions are increasingly how leading opera houses do business, allowing them to share costs while presenting their audiences with a steady stream of shows that are new to them, even if not new to the world.
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Those powers are especially important in bridging the generational divide in families that are not new to the country, because second-and third-generation children are often far removed from the struggles of their immigrant elders.
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While it will be the first time in Milan for Samuel Ross - nominated as British Emerging Menswear Designer of the year at the 2018 Fashion Awards - McCartney and McQueen are not new to the Italian catwalks.
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Also notable: it looks like Mehrotra is not new to Spotify: he has been a special advisor to the company since 2014, which points the long game the company may be playing with its wider media efforts.
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There's a new CEO at TodayTix, though he's definitely not new to the company — Chairman Brian Fenty is becoming chief executive, while his co-founder (and the previous CEO) Merritt Baer is becoming the Head of Europe.
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It's not new to suggest that Mansfield Park is subtextually preoccupied with slavery: Edward Said, whom Kelly does not explicitly cite but in response to whom she appears to be writing, famously and convincingly argued as much.
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Hudson's Bay is not new to selling real estate, but its actions are under greater scrutiny amid rising tensions between the company and activist hedge fund Land & Buildings, which says it holds about 5 percent of the company.
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This is a fascinating idea — that the creative forces behind large portions of classical Hollywood might be not the writers or the directors but those misunderstood vulgarians, the studio heads themselves — but it is not new to Thomson.
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And I don't know if people have the tools to kind of choose one source over another, which is a long-time problem, it's not new to the social media age, figuring out what's right and what's not right.
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Diaz, who is not new to getting her hands dirty in the kitchen, has previously cooked with Reese Witherspoon and bestie Drew Barrymore in 2014, attending a pasta-making class at the Culinary Institute of America in Napa, California.
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Here are four takeaways from the box-office figures for the full season, which ran from May 230, 673, to May 267, 241: Dynamic pricing — the practice of varying prices to reflect consumer demand — is not new to Broadway.
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The company offers a Lively-issued debit card — something not new to the market, he said — but also looks to ensure that users see refunds when they pay without using an explicit method required by a bank or even Lively.
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The concept of sharing the use of vehicles is not new to the auto industry, but the use of blockchain technology to record vehicle ownership, log the use of vehicles, and apportion insurance costs and other transactions is in its infancy.
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His latest venture, for which he is the creative director, is in Hell's Kitchen, turning out Chinese dishes, a cuisine that's not new to him since he's part Chinese and has worked at 66, Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Chinese restaurant in TriBeCa.
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"Iran is not new to this rodeo … What I expect is simply an escalation of what they've already been doing," said Mark Weatherford, a former Department of Homeland Security cybersecurity official who's now a global information security strategist at Booking Holdings.
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It is not new to remove the fourth wall on an interior to let the player in, nor to even let them also see the exterior and heighten that dollhouse effect, but KRZ goes further by continually shaking up that presentation.
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Tryptophan Hallucinogenic "seeds" LSA-containing seeds, like those from morning glory and baby woodrose, are certainly not new to the 2010s, but the availability of drugs online exploded throughout the decade, thanks to websites like the Silk Road and eBay.
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The nearby ferry stop, a short walk from the site, is not new to the neighborhood — regular service was introduced in 2011 — but the reduced fare has made it more appealing to renters from Manhattan and other parts of Brooklyn, she said.
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"The state and local election officials, this whole notion of security is not new to them this is something they deal with all the time," said Tim Mattice, executive director of the Elections Center, which trains state and local elections officials on administering elections.
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It is not new to the United States, but it is being newly celebrated, and transformed, by young Taiwanese-American chefs and restaurateurs like Mr. Ho, Ms. Ku, Eric Sze of 2110 in Manhattan and Joshua Ku of Win Son in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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A New York native and granddaughter of Marc Klionsky, a Russian-born Jewish painter, Ms. Pipko — who was described on the Jexodus website as an "international model, Trump 2016 campaign staffer, poet, patriot and fiercely proud millennial Jew" — is not new to media attention.
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While the technology of writing was certainly not new to Germanic peoples by the Middle Ages, the subjects that were penned moved beyond religious and political dictates, and by the 13th century, German Masters of Defence began drafting some of the first martial arts textbooks in Europe.
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" With a reference to her own resume, not only as President Obama's Secretary of State but also as a world-traveled former First Lady and U.S. senator from New York, Clinton said, "I'm not new to this work and I'm proud to run on my record.
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"In this book, I will not call these activities and their leaders by the honorable word reform, which they have brazenly appropriated," she writes, adopting an imperious tone that is new to her books (though not new to readers of her blog or frequent Twitter posts).
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Anderson, a friend and co-worker of Alayna's father, "had previously been to that residence and spent a night here and there, so he's not a stranger and not new to the residence, but was just there for the night," Meeker County Sheriff Brian Cruze told reporters Saturday night.
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Meanwhile, although Blumberger's appointment signals a doubling down by Accel in Israel — I'm told it's the first time in the VC firm's 30-plus year history that it has had someone based in Israel solely focused on Israeli investments — it's not new to investment activity in the country.
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We've now had it for four to five years, so it's not new to us, we got in on the earlier side, but we determined that we wanted to get in for a series of reasons, with more dedicated, highly specific audiences as opposed to general interest entertainment.
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Pilot Point, Texas (CNN)While active-shooter training is not new to houses of worship, the massacre this month at a Texas church has renewed attention to their vulnerability and the fine line religious leaders walk as they try to create a welcoming atmosphere that doesn't tempt a would-be shooter.
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The system, though new to the World Food Programme, is not new to refugees in their relationship with the U.N. Similar technology is already used when refugees register with the U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR), using their unique irises as a sort of fingerprint to store identification information in a database.
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"While the terminology of cancel culture may be new and most applicable to social media through Black Twitter, in particular, the concept of being canceled is not new to black culture," Anne Charity Hudley, the chair of linguistics of African America for the University of California Santa Barbara, told Vox.
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The show's tongue-in-cheek violence is not new to the screen: a sequence in which the boys try to figure out how to off Translucent, a superhero with invisible and impenetrable skin whom they have trapped in an electrified cage, owes a clear debt to Quentin Tarantino and to "Breaking Bad".
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The fact that Saudi Arabia doesn't particularly welcome free speech or criticism of the ruling royal elite is not new to most people who live there: During the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, many activists and writers were jailed for participating in and reporting on protests that occurred in the Eastern provinces of the country.
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It does seem that when you look at candidates like Beto O'Rourke [a Democratic Congress member running for Senate in Texas] — he's not new to politics, but people that are new candidates, they're running campaigns that are low to the ground, meaning they're focused on local issues even though Trump is such a driver of energy.
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The Broadway veteran has been turning it out on the Globes party circuit for the past few days, which can only mean a couple things: he's not new to subverting fashion rules (what else would you expect from the original Lola from Broadway's Kinky Boots?) and he made the Globes carpet his runway tonight, too (did you see that custom Randi Rahm cape?).
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Luck contraptions are not new to Mario Maker; right before the release of Mario Maker 2, the community became obsessed with a level called Lucky Draw, a stage where the player did not touch the controller, and instead watched as Mario, over and over, ran through a level that was essentially a dice roll to see if Mario made it to the end.
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"Tatewin Means may be new to South Dakota politics, but she is not new to the needs of South Dakota, nor is she new to the hard work required to serve as the Attorney General in South Dakota — and that is what makes her a natural fit with our first class of 1881 Initiative candidates," Democratic Attorneys General Association Executive Director Sean Rankin said in a statement to Refinery29.
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The 'gilets jaunes' movement is not a Facebook revolution Jen Schradie says that "populist movements that seem to arise out of nowhere are not new to the digital era" — and that Facebook's role in the Yellow Vest protests has been overstated: The problem with the pendulum swing of "Hooray, the Internet connects!" to "Boo, the Internet deceives!" is that neither explanation for protest takes into account the community ties before the protests began but more importantly, the broader structural crisis that brought people together in the first place.
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