Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Of, relating to, or being from another state.
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- adjective US Of, pertaining to, or originating in another
state
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Examples
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I called the out-of-state owner of a twelve-unit apartment building located near a large local university in Provo, Utah, to see if he wanted to sell his property.
Nothing Down for the 2000s Robert G. Allen 2004
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Brooklyn artist Nicolas Touron , 40 years old, said he is willing to cut the program some slack, calling the out-of-state trips a "glitch," typical of an endeavor just getting under way.
Local Compost, via Delaware Lisa Amand 2011
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Their family doesn't have a phone and their attorney gets a hold of them by calling an out-of-state relative, who in turn contacts the family.
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Their family doesn't have a phone and their attorney gets a hold of them by calling an out-of-state relative, who in turn contacts the family.
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Their family doesn't have a phone and their attorney gets a hold of them by calling an out-of-state relative, who in turn contacts the family.
SFGate: Top News Stories By BRETT BARROUQUERE 2011
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I did not expect this because judges routinely allow out-of-state lawyers to appear and rarely do attorneys object.
The Conservative Assault on the Constitution Erwin Chemerinsky 2010
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The fact that Williams had incurred $36,000 of gambling losses at out-of-state casinos -- the very corporate entities most threatened by the possible competition of Kentucky gaming -- raises very significant, legitimate and appropriate questions for voters.
Jonathan Miller: In Defense of the Indefensible: The Value of Truthful Negative Ads Jonathan 2011
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Teaching certification is a 45-credit program, and out-of-state tuition is $215 per credit, bringing the total cost to almost $10,000.
Alan Singer: You Are Not Getting A Teaching Job Through The New York Times Alan Singer 2011
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Teaching certification is a 45-credit program, and out-of-state tuition is $215 per credit, bringing the total cost to almost $10,000.
Alan Singer: You Are Not Getting A Teaching Job Through The New York Times Alan Singer 2011
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The fact that Williams had incurred $36,000 of gambling losses at out-of-state casinos -- the very corporate entities most threatened by the possible competition of Kentucky gaming -- raises very significant, legitimate and appropriate questions for voters.
Jonathan Miller: In Defense of the Indefensible: The Value of Truthful Negative Ads Jonathan 2011
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