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But the situation may be different at less prestigious schools.

Brown is one of the most prestigious schools in the world.

Perhaps the building project had been a bit too prestigious.

New York, whose school system was once the most prestigious in the country, is not alone.

She is up for a prestigious position, but may not get it.

An only child, both her parents were from prestigious American families.

He was also one of its most prestigious military leaders.

Most of the committee members come from prestigious high schools, both public and private.

Without his prestigious position at this hospital he'd be lost.

An 18-year-old woman from a prestigious family with strong political influence.

It is considered one of the most prestigious news shows.

These are the most prestigious high schools in the city with international standards.

Both schools remain among the most prestigious in the world.

Quite so, which is why the more prestigious the university, the less contact time you get.

And prestigious clients were known to be turned away from his door.

So that's how prestigious it is like you know there.

Director of the most prestigious art foundation in the land.

Therefore, it is prestigious for the parents to take its price.

There is now a very prestigious middle school named after him.

He was head of the company, the most prestigious in France, from 1970 until 1979.

The school's band program has also been a prestigious one in past years.

Even the prestigious women's store, on the west side of the street, could use some work, he said.

The Oklahoma women's team was not always in such prestigious company.

It's very prestigious; you have to be a member to go.

But even some of the city's prestigious hospitals will be at risk.