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Harada's main concern with Tekken 6 was that it appeal to newcomers and older players.

Some resented the newcomer's fame, notably among some nationalistic German physicists, who later started the Deutsche Physik (German Physics) movement.

Hogg played a chechaquo (newcomer) to the Yukon in To Build A Fire, the film of Jack London's short story, in 1969.

The lack of Tejano representation and the San Antonio de Béxar residents' refusal to participate fostered a perception that only newcomers to Texas were dissatisfied.

Like other online communities, E2 has a social hierarchy and code of behavior, to which it is sometimes difficult for a newcomer to adjust.

Kirsten Dunst and newcomer Jay Hernandez give believable performances.

With Paul Hackett having announced he would not run again, she faced health care administrator James John Parker and civil engineer Jeff Sinnard, who both ran in 2005, and newcomers Gabrielle Downey, a high school teacher, and Thor Jacobs, a building contractor.

the purpose of this series was to create a low cost, fun, safe and unstressful way to initiate newcomers to the sport of triathlon.

European settlers in New England, New York, and Pennsylvania living in cave dwellings, also known as "smoaky homes": In Pennsylvania caves were used by newcomers.

The film had two newcomer heroes who never became popular, and the film was a success due to its music.

Another newcomer, Alan Jackson, had a minor hit with his first release in the autumn of that year with Blue Blooded Woman; future singles – all featuring the neotraditional style, would do considerably better, to say the least.

Volusus, with the exception of Fabius all consulars were newcomers to the imperium.

Returning for Hartzell's third season were veteran forwards Nick Dineen, David Grun, Jake Hansen, Robbie Vrolyk and newcomer Jack Connolly, the seventh overall pick of the 2007 USHL Entry Draft.