Definition of new blood
: persons who are accepted into a group or organization and are expected to provide fresh ideas and vitality
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IndyCar has worked tirelessly the past few years to inject new blood into the series.
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Still, political experts said, the election could be pivotal for both parties as a measure of whether prosperity and new blood push Democrats and Republicans toward moderation, or away from it.
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As fans clamored for new blood and technical expertise, U.S. Soccer in February elected as its new president ...
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Still, political experts said, the election could be pivotal for both parties as a measure of whether prosperity and new blood push Democrats and Republicans toward moderation, or away from it.
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New England’s largest utility called Forry because its board was looking for some new blood.
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Current treatment is injection of a drug into the white part of the eye that blocks the stimulus for new blood vessel growth.
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An accumulating pile of research using DNA from both ancient human remains and modern people indicates strongly that, beginning around 2000BC, north-west India was indeed infused with new blood.
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Americans are inured to the personnel drama in the White House—the factions and flameouts and new blood and walking wounded.
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