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The last two years, they were second nationally in their age group.

And nationally, only 10 percent of all students take them.

To be sure, some nationally known companies are based here.

During the 70s and 80s the company became nationally known.

Probably no police chief has been so well known nationally.

What began the first year became known nationally in about two years.

She was the first woman to be the head of a nationally known college.

Nationally the economy lost about 2 percent of its jobs.

His family is well known both in the region and nationally.

He became known not only in Chicago but nationally as well.

To really test this, such programs should be put into effect nationally.

Nationally, women make up about 60 percent of the people 65 years old and older.

"When you consider all the services we provide, no one is close to us nationally."

But this study is the first to have looked at the issue nationally.

Nationally, the number of people 85 and over rose 38 percent.

But there was a real need for this to be done nationally.

Nationally, the average is believed to be 6 percent, the college said.

But the campaign was seen nationally since the division series.

Nationally, the number fell in that period by 13 percent.

He did so, and the story was picked up nationally.

Nationally, a small but growing number of doctors are doing the same.

She went on to become nationally famous for her work.

The group was known nationally, but were not taken very seriously.

Nationally, that figure is 4.5 million, a 30 percent increase from 1990 to 2000.

Nationally, about 35 million people, or 14 percent of the population, have no health insurance.