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nation

[ney-shuhn] / ˈneɪ ʃən /


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The kidnapping drama has captivated the nation but until now there have been relatively few leads.

From Los Angeles Times

When Murphy departed the University of Minnesota to join Team USA here in Italy, she was leading the nation in both goals and penalty minutes.

From The Wall Street Journal

America’s long-term strength depends on educating our next generation of leaders with the knowledge, moral clarity and courage to speak the truth and faithfully advance the nation’s core values and founding ideals.

From The Wall Street Journal

The proposed action is part of a plan to close what officials describe as an ongoing structural deficit — meaning that the nation’s second-largest school system is spending more annually than it is receiving.

From Los Angeles Times

For the young foreign worker, one of the tens of thousands drawn to the EU nation every year, it was a rough welcome -- but one he said is increasingly common among his colleagues.

From Barron's