Definition of regionally
: on a regional basis
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Winners will move on to compete regionally throughout the United States and in the National Tournament of Champions.
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The beneficiaries are pretty narrowly regionally concentrated, right in the industrial Midwest.
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The position is open to Hartford residents at least 18 years old who have had original works of poetry in at least one regionally recognized publication.
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But a wide array of regionally variant pagan belief systems also helped to define Armenian culture.
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To establish The Woodlands, Texas as a lively, beautiful, and welcoming destination recognized regionally, nationally and internationally for first-class business and leisure travel.
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Fragmented oversight of systems now managed regionally would create more bureaucracy, not less.
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And so, my focus has been speaking to the policies, ideas and vision that resonate regionally, demographically, but also align with where most Marylanders are.
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With a clutch of offices up and down Interstate 91, staffing company president Tricia Canavan is used to thinking regionally.
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First Known Use of regionally
1879
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