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Simply use a formula on a third sheet that does a cell-by-cell comparison:
=Sheet1!A1=Sheet2!A1
then copy down & across as far as needed.

This will return TRUE for any that are the same and FALSE for any that differ, not just whether the rows are 'new'.
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