Definition of regionally
: on a regional basis
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The goal is to create a building of artist studios, classrooms and gallery spaces that will elevate the art being created here and Boise State’s profile regionally and nationally.
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Progressing regionally and nationally and earning university scholarships were more pressing targets.
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Though the two have performed on the stage regionally and in New York City, it’s taken a rare national tour (his second and her first) to bring them together.
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Despite these alarming statistics, there still isn’t enough focus regionally or nationally to combat these social determinants of health.
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Idaho Statesman file The Modern Hotel and Bar, 1314 W. Grove St., is known regionally for its creative, unusual take on cocktails and food from its James Beard semifinalist chef Nate Whitley's food.
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The Cardinals will face Western Kentucky at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 15 at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium in a game to be televised regionally, per an announcement Friday from the Atlantic Coast Conference.
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The show was further refined, journeyed to Broadway and London, toured nationally, got produced regionally and became a multimillion-dollar jukebox musical success.
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All 12 teams in the Aviva Premiership had youth players at Wellington, who had been regionally selected across England.
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First Known Use of regionally
1879
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