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Bush said that this year a record number of women are running for senator.

For one thing, they're sending a record number of these kids to summer school.

Next fall, 150 students will be flying, a record number.

That was a record number of applications, up 13 percent over last year.

Women also had entered the work force in record numbers.

The record number of participants is eight at the 2010 event.

That is a record number and an 87 percent jump over the same period last year.

By 1872 the population had reached 1,239, a record number for a single prison.

Local people have turned out in record numbers to protest.

"Friends" and some other shows are being watched in almost record numbers.

A record number of display teams are set to take part.

Investments between the two countries are also at record numbers.

In 2006 it held a record number of more than 15,000 pairs.

At the time, this was a record number of storms.

His time also saw record numbers of students participate in international study programs.

American families have been falling out of the middle class in record numbers.

The college game's star players are leaving school in record numbers, often after only a year or two.

The fans showed their support in record numbers this season.

There are now 5,400 families in city shelters, a record number.

The event was attended by a record number of people.

The most recent record number of views in one day was 16,748 on October 29, 2012.

The affluent are moving to our city in record numbers.

"Last year we had a record number of signs," he said.

The record number of suicides for the department was 10, in 1987.

But a record number of smaller companies have gone bankrupt.