in-state

It was from a friend from Starkville (home of our in-state rival Mississippi State).

In-state Republicans love him, independents like him a lot, and even Democrats are favorably disposed.

In-state winger groups accused Casa of intimidation and thuggery.

And it lets each school determine for itself who is or is not a resident, and thus eligible for in-state tuition.

After being accepted by programs around the country, Jaime picked a local university to take advantage of in-state tuition.

The chapel dates from the year 1078, and has been the scene of many royal pageants and lyings-in-state.

Propped up by pillows and covered with farooa, she receives lying-in state visits.

It is soon plain that this lying-in-state, so far from being a rite of mourning, is more like a festival.

There was a lying-in-state of the body at the cathedral, and the whole city seemed to go in mourning.

Bedford, James, and Fitzhugh were all required at Vincennes; the two latter at the lying-in-state in the chapel.