Has been
New
New adjective - Taking the place of one that came before.
Both terms in one sentence
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New Powers as the Plot Demands: For this reason, she has been shown using general telepathic powers from time to time.
Source: Characters / New Mutants -
The new faction is the in-story justification for several new Terran units, and the manual states that the UED has been spying on the local factions for generations.
Source: Separate, but Identical - While more end game content has been promised, such as new areas and mobs, new quests, and another upgrade to each class, such upgrades have been coming in very slowly.
Source: Video Game / Wonder King
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