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"Have you called anybody at state records to find out why?"

They have also set three new state records for high scores.

In 1895 he claimed seven world, 17 American and 29 state records.

These data are taken from state records for fiscal year 2010.

But parents who want to know whether a particular camp has had such problems do not have easy access to state records.

They also set 5 all-time state records which still stand today.

The state records about 100 child abuse deaths a year.

The response was quick, according to state records and interviews.

State records that would establish the correct figure were not available.

But during the same period, an average of 10,000 acres a year has been sold for development, state records show.

Do you want to know more about tracing your family tree or looking at state records?

The report was based on state records of 194 deaths that occurred between 1999 and mid-2001.

The votes he received were not recorded in state records.

He took two such courses while in prison but failed both, according to state records.

These are two of eight team state records that Highlands holds.

Long also set state records in both the shot put and discus.

His release date on state records was Jan. 5, 2001.

State records list 51 of Texas' 254 counties as entirely dry.

The district's enrollment has become 99 percent black or Hispanic, according to state records for 2002.

In 231 cases, the judge ordered benefits restored, according to state records.

In addition, the chapel was periodically used to store state records.

There were 982,907 registered boats in Florida at the end of 2004, up 30 percent from 1994, according to state records.

The municipal court provision would not apply to county and state records.

No complaints were ever officially registered, according to state records.

The team finished 13-1 for the second straight year, shattering even more state records in the process.