41.   After all, many cities can claim to be the hometowns of presidents, but only one city can lead the nation in colds and flu.

42.   Again, Georgia leads the nation.

43.   After the starter got hurt in the second game of the season, Faulk promptly became the first freshman ever to lead the nation in rushing.

44.   Brenham, in fact, led the nation in blocks.

45.   Bush supporters claim that youthful indiscretions, whatever they may be, are not relevant to his ability to lead the nation as president.

46.   Bush devoted his efforts on Wednesday to underscoring preparations to lead the nation.

47.   But at home, congressional leaders accused Clinton of leading the nation down an uncertain path that could end up with American troops fighting in a Balkan quagmire.

48.   But if elected, he would not be the first Jewish politician chosen to lead his nation.

49.   But the Gators lead the nation in kickoff returns and have two sprinters in John Capel and Robert Gillespie.

50.   But the Southwest still leads the nation in downing the fiery liquor.

v. + nation >>共 784
lead 8.59%
address 5.18%
divide 1.92%
develop 1.90%
shock 1.88%
industrialize 1.45%
bring 1.36%
represent 1.15%
sweep 1.15%
help 1.15%
lead + n. >>共 844
way 5.64%
team 5.53%
decline 3.20%
league 2.78%
group 2.61%
delegation 2.14%
country 2.04%
nation 2.00%
charge 1.84%
effort 1.81%
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