Newark
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- proper noun
- /ˈnjuːərk/
- I was born in Newark, NJ, went to Catholics, high school, grammar school and college.
- Newark, New Jersey
- City of Newark
- Rutgers University at Newark
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- More time in Newark, on the plus side.
- We got a hit moving on Newark Airport.
- Why are they in New York City and not in Newark?
- It's not an institution that just happens to be in Newark.
- I know everything about LAX, SFO, LGA, JFK, and Newark.
- And I think Newark is certainly in that respect quite typical.
- Friend of mine while I was attending Rutgers Newark told me about this app called Vine.
- I found people coming together, and they weren't just in those projects all over Newark.
- But for me and my wife, because we're so special, we're not going to fly out of Newark.
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Traveling from New York City to Newark, New Jersey, takes less than half an hour by train.
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My sister lives in Newark, New Jersey, which is known for its diverse culture and history.
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I take our ship to Newark and then from Newark directly to England,
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And I think Newark is certainly in that respect quite typical.
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By the time we got back to Newark Airport, we were engaged.
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His name is Stanley, and he has to be back in Newark by Tuesday.
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The reception room of Standing Wave Transportation in Newark was neat but very small.
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Our next question comes from Dennis in Newark, NJ Favorite book, Unfair Advantage.
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He started in burlesque at the Minsky Theatre in Newark, New Jersey.
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Many people use Newark's airport as a gateway to destinations around the world.
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Etymology
Newark was named after an English town and comes from the old words new and work, meaning 'new' and 'work', where 'work' meant a building or fort. So Newark originally meant a 'new settlement' or 'new fort', which fits a place that began as a new town and later grew into a large city and transport hub.