While major league attendance is falling, minor league attendance is rising.
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JCPS did not lose federal attendance reimbursement dollars because of low attendance that day as they are allowed to throw out their five lowest days of attendance.
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The attendance of 43,619 set a SunTrust Park attendance record in its third season.
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The attendance of 2107,23 set a SunTrust Park attendance record in its third season.
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The Mets' attendance is rising, and while the Yankees still outdraw them, their attendance is falling.
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"The 1971 order established school attendance zones, including the Gardendale attendance zone, and comprehensive policies for student assignments, school construction, and the transfer of students between attendance zones," Tuesday's court ruling said.
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This summer, theater attendance broke records, but the same period in 2017 saw the lowest attendance ever.
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That's half the total attendance for Coachella, and almost half the weekly global attendance for Hillsong services.
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Attendance was monitored, and girls with poor attendance rates didn't get their payment until they started attending again.
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NOTES: The attendance of 33,030 left Boise State with its lowest average attendance (32,228) in a season since 2007.
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"In the third quarter our attendance was flat with total revenue per capita declined by 2 percent due to unfavorable park attendance and decline in international attendance in Florida," SeaWorld CEO Joel Manby told investors yesterday.
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Saturday's game against the Detroit Red Wings set a new attendance record for the team, with 20,187 fans in attendance.
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Current park attendance is about 100,000 per year, but Hartman thinks the addition of the water park will double attendance.
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The attendance was more than double the amount of expected attendance at the markets organized by Capital Area Food Bank.
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Attendance at Mass, meanwhile, has stayed steady over the same period, with about 4 in 10 Catholics reporting weekly attendance.
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Total attendance dropped 37 percent in the first two years James was gone from Cleveland, according to ESPN's NBA Attendance Report.
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Those percentages never improved, even when attendance grew in later years, but they significantly exceeded the estimated Salon attendance (461,000 in 1861).
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With attendance projections for the D.C. March now at over 500,000, many can't help but compare today's attendance to Friday's underwhelming inauguration numbers.
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Annual attendance at the Rijksmuseum hit 2.4 million in 2015, nearly double the attendance in 2002, the last full year before the renovation.
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Twenty-one of the 30 teams have experienced an attendance drop this season, and leaguewide attendance is down by 1,735 fans per game.
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With attendance estimates still trickling in, it isn't yet clear whether the women's march attendance can compete with other huge events in U.S. history.
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"Less likely midterm voters are in attendance at those rallies As many as a quarter of those in attendance only vote in presidential years."
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The league also said it had set all-time records for total attendance (22,124,559), average attendance (17,987) and sellouts (741) during the 2017-18 season.
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However, Fitch expects the exhibitor industry's attendance growth will remain challenging, while ticket price growth, which had previously offset attendance declines, has decelerated since 2010.
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The protest had more than triple the attendance of the press conference and quite possibly quadruple the attendance of what the original gathering would have been.
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Unclear if either of the power couples' kids were in attendance ... Archie gets a pass, but it'd be a tragedy if Blue Ivy wasn't in attendance.
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Tesla said Mr. Jones had been "reprimanded numerous times for attendance and safety violations" and given a "final written warning" before being fired for attendance problems.
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After it was released, attendance dropped, but SeaWorld told reporters that it could "attribute no attendance impact at all to the movie," according to the complaint.
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The tournament, however, proved critics wrong as it went on to set still-standing World Cup records for total attendance (3,587,538) and average attendance per game (68,991).
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Agreement came from 13 percent of bondholders present at the first meeting where attendance reached 80 percent, and 98.99 percent at the second with 89 percent attendance.
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Agreement came from 99.99 percent of bondholders present at the first meeting where attendance reached 80 percent, and 98.99 percent at the second with 89 percent attendance.
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Restrictions on public and media attendance means the event is small by design—this year about 22012 rocketeers from all around the United States were in attendance.
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And after a long period of immigrant-supported stabilization, in the current "aftershock" it's mostly Catholic mass attendance that's been falling, even as Protestant church attendance bobs up.
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His attendance—along with the similarly brief attendance of Kelly—was a reversal from Sanders' previous claims that no White House staff would be present at the meetings.
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Though the announced paid attendance Thursday was 18,374, there were only several hundred fans in attendance — due in large part to the fact that it was a makeup game.
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But while attendance numbers have traditionally been the main indicator of Pink Dot's success, this year organisers were notably mum on the headcount, with no official attendance number released.
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Twelve people – mostly children – were reportedly in attendance.
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"Although attendance at religious services was associated with lower cardiovascular mortality and cancer mortality, attendance was not significantly associated with incidence of breast cancer or cardiovascular disease," the researchers wrote.
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Jharkhand's attendance site leaking worker data (Image: TechCrunch) Jharkhand's attendance site leaking worker data (Image: TechCrunch) At the time of publication, neither had responded, but the website had been pulled offline.
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F.n Ice And according to anecdotes from teachers, at least (the city school district hasn't released official attendance statistics), public school attendance was way down in the days after the raids.
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La June Montgomery Tabron President and CEO, W.K. Kellogg Foundation First job: Attendance taker This was at a summer program in Detroit's inner city, and I was basically the attendance taker.
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With over 30,000 fervent fans in attendance and the European attendance figures smashed, KSW Colloseum will announce the promotion as a big player on the global MMA scene come May 27th.
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Both the NBA and MLS leagues are not showing a decline in attendance due to coronavirus, with the MLS average attendance up 9.4% over the first two weeks of its season.
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Among those in attendance -- Sinbad and Jimmy Jam Harris.
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Mini Jake Paul's family — the Talbotts — were in attendance.
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FYI ... Justin was not in attendance, just Mrs. Bieber.
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The impact: Thanks to these audiences, studios have seen far greater attendance in the off-season months (fall and spring), whereas previously they had only see such high attendance for summer blockbusters.
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" The statement said: "During 2010 to 2013, when the students were in attendance, there was no written rule nor a rule that allows the departments to have a separate policy on attendance.
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More than half of the N.W.S.L.'s teams set attendance records last year in post-World Cup matches, and a Portland Thorns home game set the league's attendance record, with 25,218 fans.
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Armstrong relates that "virtual attendance" statistics arrive via organizations reporting to the CDP and include attendance facilitated through media, such as viewers, listeners, readers, and online attendees to online performances or events.
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One named Perfect Attendance, "because only vacation days should compromise your perfect attendance," included organic tapioca syrup, organic coconut sugar and organic palm fruit oil with dried yeast and elderberry fruit extract.
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The risk has seen attendance for the Super Smash Bros.
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But he said he wasn't concerned about the light attendance.
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She was also impressed by the diverse applicants in attendance.
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It doesn't matter if it's ratings or attendance or anything.
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There were a few hundred in attendance, mostly AFD supporters.
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The attendance for the September 1st game was not reported.
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Others in attendance included Questlove, Remy Ma and Fat Joe.
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Cameron Diaz and husband Benji Madden were also in attendance.
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My next guest was one of those people in attendance.
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Pence and his family will also be in attendance. Where?
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The distaste for the performance extended to those in attendance.
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Meanwhile, the Bundesliga's average attendance stands at an impressive 43,300.
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The Oscars should not be held without him in attendance.
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Some of the other presidents in attendance echoed his sentiments.
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Huffman's husband, actor William H. Macy, was not in attendance.
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As is customary, Wolf also burned the press in attendance.
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George and Amal Clooney were also in attendance on Saturday.
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Why do we need an app to track student attendance?
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Meghan's mom Doria Ragland's attendance has never been in question.
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Attendance at the tracks has plummeted, and from great heights.
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Rapper, actor and friend Bow Wow was also in attendance.
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The stadium was almost full with 70,000 fans in attendance.
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Ticket prices will be "modest," Stillitano said, to encourage attendance.
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Most of the panel's 14 members were not in attendance.
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Several of the couple's celebrity friends were also in attendance.
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Eric Trump and his wife, Lara Trump, were in attendance.
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Musk confirmed his attendance at the conference earlier this month.
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Several members of Barone's family in attendance on the vacation.
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Social gains, such as higher school attendance, are in jeopardy.
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You go to work on time, you get perfect attendance.
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The box office is way up, attendance is way up.
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But one key figure was not in attendance: a Kanye.
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In recent years, average daily attendance has been around 60%.
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In India and Rwanda, it has increased girls' school attendance.
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In fact, attendance may be mandatory to prove your fandom.
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Perhaps his presence will boost attendance for the Columbia Fireflies.
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Larry David and David Spade were also reportedly in attendance.
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Many of those in attendance were young teenagers and children.
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Notably, Palestinian and Israeli officials will not be in attendance.
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Several of Meghan's former Suits stars also are in attendance.
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Architect Rem Koolhaas was in attendance for the opening festivities.
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Plus, Lawrence's other ex, Darren Aronofsky, was also in attendance.
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The three children were also in attendance at today's ceremony.
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In her caption, she also praised the women in attendance.
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Markle's attendance likely came as a surprise to tabloid readers.
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Movie theater attendance is the lowest it's been since 1995.
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But attendance was down a little bit this time around.
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The backstory: Netanyahu confirmed his attendance a long time ago.
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Formula One said the attendance figures were provided by promoters.
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Attendance rose this year at the annual Paris book fair.
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But, they won't be the only famous faces in attendance.
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The president's son Donald Trump Jr. will be in attendance.
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"There wasn't a dry eye in attendance," a guest says.
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LeWitt's widow, Carol, and daughter Sofia were also in attendance.
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NOTES: Oklahoma fans appeared to outnumber Kansas fans in attendance.
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Even people who weren't actually in attendance delivered memorable speeches.
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Also in attendance was Umberto Bossi, the founder of Lega.
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It routinely attracts 100,000 people, according to previous attendance records.
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Then he wrote again, this time to confirm my attendance.
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Gymnasts in attendance also included Jordyn Wieber and Maggie Nichols.
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A decade later, average attendance had risen to just 4,498.
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I was filling spots, but attendance wasn't what I expected.
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My favorite part is seeing which celebrities are in attendance.
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But, the most conspicuous thing were the minorities in attendance.
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And by in attendance, I mean nowhere to be found.
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The family's in attendance, side dishes and beer in tow.
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Therefore, a subpoena has been issued to compel his attendance.
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Also in attendance, Cory Booker, Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders.
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Initial estimates placed the event's expected attendance at about 22,000.
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By the way ... Garth broke his own concert attendance record.
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Naturally, William, Kate and Harry will also be in attendance.
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Attendance was secured by a random lottery among district voters.
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Kushner did not name the lawyer or others in attendance.
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Start by looking at each school's estimated cost of attendance.
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The Hill could not confirm their attendance in the suite.
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Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey, who was also in attendance.
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Corbett was in attendance with his longtime girlfriend, Bo Derek.
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An estimated attendance of 1.5 million appeared on the Jumbotron.
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Failure to pay for their (often unbidden) attendance risks misfortune.
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Alabama ranks third in the nation for weekly church attendance.
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He'll likely be in attendance at Harry's wedding as well.
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She said no White House staff would be in attendance.
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Roberts did not say whether Ginsburg will be in attendance.
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Several members of Congress were also in attendance, including Rep.
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Attendance About 40,000 people a day, from Saturday to Monday.
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The church lecture Rai gave clearly impacted many in attendance.
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One thing was made perfectly clear to all in attendance.
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But through nine games, average attendance is down to 31,386.
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However, both Kate and Prince William will be in attendance.
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It was not immediately clear who would be in attendance.
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More than 21,5003 people were in attendance, according to police.
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The company can also better track shareholder attendance and participation.
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Bluesfest cites an average attendance of more than 300,000 fans.
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There appeared to be at least 50 guests in attendance.
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His wife Kathleen was in attendance in the front row.
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We're told Brad Pitt was among the celebs in attendance.
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Following its conclusion, the Democrats in attendance hugged Franken. Sens.
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Mark DeMoss confirmed Trump's attendance during an interview with WBTV.
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That's because the state funds schools based on daily attendance.
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Attendance 8,000 people across four days, from Thursday through Sunday.
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Lyn Hiatt remembered seeing former colleagues and patients in attendance.
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His campaign said late Thursday that 18,500 were in attendance.
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York University rape survivor Mandi Gray was also in attendance.
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Santa's average attendance this season stands at just over 12,000.
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Recode will be in attendance and will cover the event.
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Barkan's attendance was announced by the Rules Committee on Friday.
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It's about gun ownership and church attendance and marriage equality.
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Productivity shot up, attendance was better and employees were punctual.
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Attendance at subsequent shows shot up; new stores came calling.
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Phoebe looks around the room and counts everybody in attendance.
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Museums and institutions can boost attendance if they offer fashion.
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Nobody in attendance could later articulate exactly what happened next.
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He has a perfect attendance record for Sunday home games.
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But others in attendance figured the answers would come later.
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Attendance at the firm's Manhattan headquarters has dwindled, he said.
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Public pool attendance dropped, and private pool construction increased drastically.
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University attendance surged, creating the most educated generation in history.
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In 270, the Lynx drew an average attendance under 268,22.
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Other data showed no clear effect on attendance at all.
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Perhaps that was because the Chinese ambassador was in attendance.
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Despite being an attendance flop, the event drew national attention.
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More than 20,000 people were estimated to be in attendance.
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Later, the White House said Trump's schedule prevented his attendance.
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Many events in the U.S. are already seeing diminished attendance.
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Typical attendance for the event is more than 60,000 people.
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Discipline problems virtually disappeared; attendance numbers have never been better.
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They will not be attendance at Scalia's funeral on Saturday.
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About 50 members of the newspaper's staff were in attendance.
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Since then, attendance has fallen at the company's theme parks.
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In 2017 the SEC attracted an average attendance of 75,074.
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In "Last Audience," the cast is every person in attendance.
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The shirts were freely handed out to anyone in attendance.
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Most require attendance on a specific night, for several hours.
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There are classrooms that use this tech to take attendance.
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Average attendance has doubled since 2007, to 1.6 million people.
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Michael B. Jordan and Robert Pattinson were not in attendance.
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"Listen for the Oriental notes," she told those in attendance.
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The market reported an attendance of about 100,000 in 2018.
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But she was far from the only celeb in attendance.
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Katie Hill and the actress Alyssa Milano were in attendance.
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The news of Obama's attendance was first reported by ESPN.
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Not in attendance Wednesday: President Donald Trump or his lawyers.
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Supervisors said the staff work attendance and creativity improved too.
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According to the league, average attendance has dropped to 600.
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Many in attendance were dressed in formal, black funeral attire.
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Attendance at Imax theaters across the globe was also robust.
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Also in attendance was Hope Hicks, a White House spokeswoman.
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Declines in retail sales and church attendance attest to that.
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Attendance in 2018 fell to its lowest level since 2011.
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Almost no members of the movement were visible in attendance.
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Also in attendance was Baltimore attorney and activist Stephanie Franklin.
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Trump's attendance, which came at the invitation of Mississippi Gov.
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Where there are established state churches, religious attendance is lower.
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In 12 years, attendance has skyrocketed from 33,000 to 180,000.
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Jane Fonda was also in attendance to lend a hand.
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Of course, Kavanaugh's attendance at Beach Week is not disqualifying.
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I was in attendance yesterday and took hundreds of photos.
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When asked whether ACT called off the rallies because attendance was expected to be poor, David White, the group's communications director, wrote in an email that "attendance was not a factor in the decision."
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"It is not realistic to get even close to 100 percent attendance, but getting 30 to 50 percent attendance would be really dramatic improvements," Lavie, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Her mother was also in attendance in support of her daughter.
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Also in attendance were the Obama family's dogs Bo and Sunny.
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Staffers from all of Google's San Francisco offices were in attendance.
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For one thing, no one else appeared to be in attendance.
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It wasn't clear if the former president was also in attendance.
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Will the museum start to see a permanent increase in attendance?
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As of now, the palace has yet to confirm his attendance.
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And then the 300 people in attendance rushed the dance floor.
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Kate Bosworth, Tobey Maguire and Lee Daniels were also in attendance.
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While there, she captured candid portraits of the fans in attendance.
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Trump and first lady Melania are expected to be in attendance.
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Tad's two daughters were in attendance, but his wife was not.
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Another sign attendance for Trump's inauguration could be lower: Metro ridership.
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And yes, yes, Prince George and Princess Charlotte were in attendance.
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However, both Kate Middleton and Prince William will be in attendance.
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We went very close to 50 percent attendance in some areas.
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However, multiple sources said the attendance was between 80,000 and 100,000.
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Nick Cannon, Nick Lachey and Vince Vaughn were also in attendance.
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She recognized few of the 83 or 60 people in attendance.
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Kardashian's family members were not in attendance in court on Monday.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts -- all of whom have confirmed their attendance.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, was also in attendance.
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But the photo was taken elsewhere, says the source in attendance.
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But those in attendance said that the streets are already slammed.
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Vice President Mike Pence will even be in attendance in Houston.
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Rumored couple Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom were also in attendance.
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Every woman in attendance is decked out in Red Sox gear.
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School attendance has risen steadily; numbers suspended from classes have dropped.
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While IFA lacks Stateside name recognition today, attendance numbers are huge.
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Trump didn't seem to mind and neither did those in attendance.
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The people in attendance Friday represent Trump's strongest remaining black supporters.
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Pals Hannah Jeter and model Allie Rizzo were also in attendance.
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Estimates suggest O'Rourke had between 7,000 and 15,000 people in attendance.
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We both cried like babies, as well as everyone in attendance.
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In attendance were sisters Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner.
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Meghan, who is pregnant with their first child, wasn't in attendance.
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Others have not yet responded to CNN's inquiries about their attendance.
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The DailyMail reports Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner were in attendance.
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Her three daughters, Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah were also in attendance.
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But that doesn't mean there won't be any stars in attendance.
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But New York Comic Con is actually the biggest by attendance.
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But how many can claim an actual Jedi guest in attendance?
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Jeanie's two other children Harry and Carolyn were also in attendance.
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Listen, their ratings took a hit, their attendance took a hit.
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Serbian and Bosnian Serb officials bristled at the condition for attendance.
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Fans in attendance quickly took to Twitter to break the news.
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Official attendance estimates vary, but fall between 500,000 and 750,000 demonstrators.
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Also in attendance were Carole Middleton and Pippa and James Matthews.
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Meghan, who is on maternity leave, has not been in attendance.
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Markle, however, was not in attendance to celebrate the milestone anniversary.
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Some of those in attendance take historical accuracy very, very seriously.
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Following the wedding, People reported that 225 guests were in attendance.
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The newsletter also failed to mention Avenatti's attendance at Lemon's home.
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No word on whether Bert or Ernie will be in attendance.
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A government source said that meant attendance of ministers or dignitaries.
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Of course, it all comes down to the celebs in attendance.
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Neither Morgan nor Singer were in attendance at the Miami party.
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Not in attendance was the couple's 16-week old daughter Stormi.
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Depp was caught smiling at the "ladies who lunch" in attendance.
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It's New Year's Eve, and everyone who's everyone is in attendance.
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon was in attendance at the launch.
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But for advertisers in attendance, it had a deeper meaning too.
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Of course, the data are based on purchases, not necessarily attendance.
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Pecker was in attendance along with reported MBS intermediary Kacy Gine.
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WWE execs Kevin Dunn and Kerwin Silfies were also in attendance.
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We're told Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock are also in attendance.
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The Art Newspaper published its 2017 museum attendance survey last month.
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Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall were also in attendance.
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In attendance at the show to support the model and musician?
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The costs were too high, the attendance too low, it said.
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Princess Beatrice and Sophie, Countess of Wessex were also in attendance.
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Though almost everyone went to college, elite school attendance varied widely.
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Ironically Troy, CoCo, Sam, and Gabe are all also in attendance.
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"We want to make sure we have full attendance," Cornyn said.
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Eric DeLange, who leads health care partnerships, was also in attendance.
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Leaders in attendance yawned and dozed off during the marathon event.
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Catch owners Mark Birnbaum and Eugene Remm were also in attendance.
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Trump canceled his attendance at the summit to focus on Syria.
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In the avowedly faithful north-west, meanwhile, church attendance is falling.
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Officials tallied the attendance records at close to a million people.
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He was the only member of the team not in attendance.
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In fact, some in attendance found the experience fun and funny.
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Both the prime minister and the Ontario premier were in attendance.
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Attendance remains respectable, but sellouts, once routine, are no longer automatic.
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He insisted he didn't know the woman would be in attendance.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France was in attendance at the ceremony.
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" Trump told the crowd, referencing Cruz's attendance at the event. "Sen.
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Mr. Havel's widow, brother and several close friends were in attendance.
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Of the students in attendance, 48% are from outside of California.
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Participation is by invitation only, and there is no attendance fee.
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The National Venture Capital Association confirmed its attendance to The Hill.
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In total, over 150 executives across the world confirmed their attendance.
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Sometimes, they include cost of living in the attendance cost, too.
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For the year so far, attendance is up about 1.2 percent.
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Mr. Trump went on to tell those in attendance that Mrs.
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Home attendance dipped by 20 percent, to an average of 233,282.
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In 2200, the first Blockchain Week saw 22017,22018 people in attendance.
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While shows there have received positive reviews, attendance often seems sparse.
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Our teams were dominant in Europe but attendance was in decline.
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The average attendance for the men's games on Thursday was 30,000.
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More than 80,000 fans showed, shattering the team's previous attendance record.
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Ivanka Trump, Meghan Markle, and Prince Harry were also in attendance.
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Petraeus said he was also among those who canceled his attendance.
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But their two top leaders will not be in attendance Tuesday.
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Sanjay and the Dabas' two sons will also be in attendance.
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Estimated attendance was down in the first quarter by 11 percent.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will probably be in attendance.
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Rubio: most votesSanders: 0%Attendance storiesOn Rubio: many manyOn Sanders: 0.
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Their attendance should not equal a political endorsement by their brand.
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And in that case too, much depends on weather and attendance.
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Okawa primary school had 2000 children in attendance on March 203.
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Microsoft, Deloitte and Motorola Solutions were among the companies in attendance.
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An interpreter flanks her for the two deaf students in attendance.
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Attendance is competitive so potential hackers must register by June 14.
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Lefcourt says she's expecting about 100 founders to be in attendance.
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Golfer Greg Norman and his wife Kirsten Kutner were in attendance.
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The Phillies fans roared approval; Mets fans in attendance hooted loudly.
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But median salary and average cost of attendance don't always align.
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Churchome's virtual Sunday service attendance increased 23%, according to the church.
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High-school graduation, college attendance and college graduation have all risen.
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Broadway attendance has risen significantly in recent years, along with profits.
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Attendance at Nascar races had soared 403 percent in the 1990s.
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Ms. Guillen was eventually fired because of attendance issues, she said.
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It is unknown if the giant's baby will be in attendance.
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"He was very emotional, very raw," said one person in attendance.
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But the Council denied that anyone in attendance was in blackface.
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Most of the men in attendance were unaware of his presence.
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The marching band in attendance couldn't play because the woodwinds froze.
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Free admission to the gallery's own shows encouraged high attendance figures.
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Others in attendance included Mr. Morris and at least three historians.
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Not enough judges were in attendance, Chief Justice David Maraga said.
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Most who were listed on the program were not in attendance.
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"NFL attendance and ratings are WAY DOWN," he tweeted on Sunday.
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The stars were in attendance: Oprah Winfrey, Kendrick Lamar, Kim Kardashian.
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So, assuming you get the attendance, it can be quite lucrative.
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"Attendance was up 8.5 percent, and it was profitable," he said.
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Last year, it hit record attendance with more than 29,000 people.
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" The president then added: "NFL attendance and ratings are WAY DOWN.
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The report did not mention if the Chiefs were in attendance.
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His attendance at the opening was only a gesture of support.
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Attendance at the field's most important academic conference has nearly quadrupled.
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"We've had the largest summer seminar attendance ever," James Davis said.
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A fire marshal later announced the attendance had been about 6900,000.
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"We've had attendance drops four years in a row," Boras said.
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The Russians did not even know who would be in attendance.
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Also in attendance was Melissa Henson of the Parents Television Council.
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Trump argued that he already knew the world leaders in attendance.
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Our pilot comes over to introduce himself and mark our attendance.
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Dimon also typically takes questions from analysts and investors in attendance.
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Family members are in regular attendance, holding court and facilitating conversation.
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His older brother, Phillip, surprised him and was also in attendance.
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"I get that," Trump told the nearly dozen senators in attendance.
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The technology is supposedly going to be used to track attendance.
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" And on Thursday: "Geneva show attendance dwindles as virus woes spread.
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While critically derided, the exhibition set attendance records at the museum.
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There were more like 3,000 people (not 32,000) in attendance. 25.
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Several hundred people were in attendance, and the mood was ebullient.
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It'll be a few weeks before official attendance numbers are announced.
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Basic habits such as diligence, preparation and attendance are also essential.
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The game has drawn nearly 7,000 in attendance in the past.
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Some of her grandkids are also expected to be in attendance.
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Help reduce the length, mandatory attendance and frequency of those meetings.
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Attendance, already on a decline for decades, began to bottom out.
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His last name -- Aguilar -- is still first on the attendance list.
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One Trump fundraiser was all it took to slash SoulCycle's attendance
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Warning: The legions of shrieking teens in attendance may induce tinnitus.
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In New York City, attendance was down 85033 percent for Aug.
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A few famous friends were in attendance, including BFF Jennifer Lawrence.
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Emily Ratajkowski, David Spade, and Elliott Gould were also in attendance.
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"How would you describe his attendance at work?" he was asked.
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International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde has also canceled her attendance.
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Clinton declined to comment when asked about her attendance on Friday.
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Gatica's attendance that Friday would change the course of his life.
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Plenty of stars were in attendance for Kardashian and West's nuptials.
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The foundation cited "low attendance" as the reason for the closure.
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Even some of the winners in attendance were caught flat-footed.
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Attendance has suffered since the team moved to Brooklyn in 20133.
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In 28, total attendance at state parks was 2565 million people.
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In 28, total attendance at state parks was 2565 million people.
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Scott Walker and Paul D. Ryan, the House speaker, in attendance.
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This year's attendance was up 4.29 percent over the previous period.
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Farmers, artists and, to her surprise, knitters have been in attendance.
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Notably, there was also high member attendance at all the hearings.
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Friends and family of Rezgyte from Lithuania were also in attendance.
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Every day she calls attendance and calls me a different name.
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Weekly Mass attendance was at about 80 percent 40 years ago.
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Church attendance fell by a third from 1963 to 1974, and "almost half of the decline in mass attendance can be accounted for by the changing attitude toward birth control," according to a Church-sponsored study.
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Dalio's attendance at the anti-commercial, pro-community artist festival in the desert drew criticism, with many saying his attendance at the festival represents an irrevocable change in the tide of the culture of Burning Man.
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The cost of increasing attendance this way — hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars per family — is simply untenable, and far, far bigger than the price of increasing attendance by lowering the cost of college.
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And while it does appear that the attendance for the Trump inauguration was down compared to President Barack Obama's 2009 inaugural, the attendance compared to all the inaugurations of the recent past was nothing to sneeze at.
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Attendance crashed at the Fed Ex Forum in 2015-16, with a turnstile count around 6,000, according to the Commercial-Appeal—this, for a program accustomed to being in the top 25 nationally in attendance every year.
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Six of the current Division I HBCUs have higher attendance at games than anyone in Division II. Southern finished in the top 10 in FCS attendance in 2015, and HBCUs make up six of the top 15.
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This is partially what has entrenched the heavily segregated school attendance zones in virtually every American city: But school boards can draw school attendance boundaries to lessen that segregation — to send kids to less racially segregated schools.
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And for the first time Apple CEO Tim Cook was in attendance.
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The inaugural ceremony also drew low levels of attendance from foreign governments.
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According to some estimates, attendance is up 25 percent over last year.
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The actor's daughters Corinne Fox and Annalise Bishop were also in attendance.
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In fact, attendance this year was double the town's year-round population.
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All of her sisters, her parents, and her crew were in attendance.
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Jessica and Ashley Simpson were also in attendance, the latter a bridesmaid.
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In her speech, Oh shouted out her parents, who were in attendance.
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And yes, Weir was also in attendance to help celebrate the couple.
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Likewise, the many potential candidates in attendance — including Warren, Merkley, Gillibrand, Sen.
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Also in attendance was Adams' husband and Aviana's father Darren Le Gallo.
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We would like confirmation of Mr Zuckerberg's attendance by the same date.
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Dave Chappelle, Kim Kardashian West, and Kanye West were all in attendance.
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Robin Kelly, Carol Miller, and Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, were also in attendance.
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Reporters in the room said there were roughly 400 people in attendance.
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Among the companies in attendance were Accenture, Motorolo Solutions, Deloitte, and Microsoft.
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Attendance records were shattered at every racetrack he visited following his victory.
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Gigi, 21, marched alongside — their mother, Yolanda Hadid, was also in attendance.
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Measured by religious attendance, they are the least churched of American adults.
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Several celebrity guests were in attendance, including Minka Kelly and Wilmer Valderrama.
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Executives and partners from Apple, Intel, and Ernst & Young were in attendance.
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According to social media, Momoa wasn't the only Thrones star in attendance.
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Taking attendance manually on actual paper is not common in Thai gyms.
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At the event, Bachman used her set to call out Weinstein's attendance.
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The children gathered around a soldier who was doing an attendance check.
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The school must have a regularly enrolled body of students in attendance.
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One of those in attendance: Gilmanda Atkinson, 36, from Nutley, New Jersey.
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The LA Times reports that well over 1,000 people were in attendance.
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Among those in attendance were other veterans and members of the military.
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Galaxy's Edge's hotly anticipated opening could redefine record-setting theme park attendance.
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A Bugatti spokesperson told me that 50 Bugatti customers were in attendance.
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He was the only candidate who personally called him to confirm attendance.
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Often, the people invited are on parole, and their attendance is mandatory.
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Photos from the event show other current military cybersecurity officers in attendance.
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Crown Princess Victoria and her husband Prince Daniel were also in attendance.
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Marysol Patton, Alexia Echevarria, and Adriana de Moura were also in attendance.
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Her boytoy issues an ultimatum regarding her attendance at his birthday party.
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Big sister Kim, BFF Malika Haqq, and many more were in attendance.
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Attendance at the church more than doubled after the tragedy, Pomeroy said.
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Her attendance at the Emmys on Sunday just further proved this theory.
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Mike Love, who was in attendance, supposedly wasn't thrilled with the arrangement.
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Attendance has grown from 23,21.5 in 1995 to 3 million in 2015.
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According to the contract with Marriott, the estimated attendance was 1,000 people.
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Also in attendance at the party were Lindsay Lohan and Doutzen Kroes.
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Overall, total attendance jumped from 68% in 2015 to 72% in 2018.
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The Wests were hardly the only A-listers in attendance Saturday night.
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Scott Walker, who was in attendance, and said Walker's successor, Democratic Gov.
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Many in attendance know that this is Trump's new digital strategy man.
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Law enforcement, elected officials, as well as gang victims were in attendance.
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Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, Madison Kocian, and Laurie Hernandez were in attendance.
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She was also reportedly not in attendance at his recent birthday dinner.
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The event was a Madden tournament with about 250 people in attendance.
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"I don't expect it to be much change in attendance," he said.
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Needless to say, this didn't go unnoticed by the developers in attendance.
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But one regular said the attendance was well beyond an average game.
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Kensington Palace declined to comment to Fox News regarding the father's attendance.
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Dwindling attendance led to its closure in 2007, according to news reports.
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Yet the administration continues to unrealistically assert that attendance was considerably higher.
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Close family and friends were in attendance with members of Cleveland's cabinet.
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Indian officials are rightly proud of boosting female literacy and school attendance.
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Carter's fiancé, Brody Jenner, was also in attendance as the party's deejay.
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Justin Fairfax, the state's most prominent black politician, will be in attendance.
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Models of the SI Swimsuit class of 2017 will be in attendance.
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Luckily, it's memberships and not necessarily attendance that matters for gym finances.
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Cash-fueled corporations will be in attendance to listen to those ideas.
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Violent protests disrupted the festivities, where President Nicolas Maduro was in attendance.
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Leon's false identity card, his attendance at a funeral for French resistants,
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Recently, SeaWorld had seen attendance at the parks and its stock struggle.
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Blankfein's attendance at the 2009 meeting was reported Thursday by Bloomberg News.
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Attendance thinned to about half after midnight, but the atmosphere never dampened.
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Universal Hollywood expects to receive the same bump in attendance come April.
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Many of the 500 original demonstrators, known as "the 78ers," in attendance.
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It was then that Trump asked if anyone else was in attendance.
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One family member who wasn't in attendance was his aunt Kyle Richards.
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And the country's rate of secondary school attendance is even more dire.
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Also in attendance for the ceremony — which started at 10:45 a.m.
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It's more about laughing at or with the Grammys than simulating attendance.
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There was another queen in attendance at Game 6 as well: Beyonce.
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Rex Bohn, Humboldt County's 1st District Supervisor, was in attendance that night.
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But attendance is only one small part of the modern birthday ritual.
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Recode will be in attendance and will cover the event live here.
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Also in attendance at the beachfront screening was Grease director Randal Kleiser.
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The Golden Knights, live gambling and the future of live sports attendance
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Also in attendance at the White House gathering Monday night was Sen.
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John McCain had worse voting attendance records during a comparable time frame.
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I'm in attendance with him, putting in a little work with him.
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He was the only living president not in attendance at the ceremony.
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Kaepernick himself was not there, but several hundred people were in attendance.
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They were unaware of his attendance until after the event. http://bit.
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Pence press secretary Marc Lotter refused to confirm the vice president's attendance.
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Gift cards and stitched yarn crosses are distributed to those in attendance.
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Requests for comment from the others in attendance were not immediately returned.
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Among those in attendance include chief executives of Citigroup, Blackstone and Deloitte.
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He led a round of applause for the family members in attendance.
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Some insurers offer lower health insurance premiums based on regular gym attendance.
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In attendance were Army Secretary Eric Fanning, Army chief of staff Gen.
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Fury had good reason to not be in attendance on Saturday night.
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Attendance the next year dropped by 20 percent, and that never recovered.
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Chad Michael Murray, one of the show's major names, wasn't in attendance.
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Unfortunately for the English fans in attendance, that somebody would be Grant.
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Suntory Holdings did not immediately respond to requests to confirm Niinami's attendance.
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The attendance list for an investment conference, scheduled to be held Oct.
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Those include drawing a school's attendance zone around black and white neighborhoods.
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Cooper was reportedly in attendance for O'Rourke's interview Tuesday with Oprah Winfrey.
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At that point, the 77,575 fans in attendance fled for the exits.
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In the end, the conference proved a success, and certainly justified attendance.
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A recent study found that it boosted school attendance and cut crime.
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Two male members of Patterson's family were in attendance at the arraignment.
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Some Israeli pundits have recoiled at his planned attendance at Holocaust commemorations.
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Also in attendance in Selma on Sunday were 2020 presidential hopefuls Sens.
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He wasn't the only famous actor in attendance at the Hackney Empire.
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Justin Fairfax, next in line to the governor, was not in attendance.
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Both weddings will likely have stars from their Bravo shows in attendance.
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The attendance was small and there was no particular display of enthusiasm.
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Foreign audiences picked up the slack as domestic attendance sputtered in 2017.
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Another Pew study shows that church attendance is falling, slowly but surely.
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Chicago has led the NBA in home attendance for seven straight seasons.
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Attendance dipped, too, but within a year or two, many fans returned.
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Graduate students, however, can borrow up to the full cost of attendance.
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The international press in attendance had few of their questions answered, however.
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Seriously. And we break every attendance record every single time, just about.
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ST.-ÉTIENNE-DU-ROUVRAY, France — Attendance was sparse at the 22000 a.m.
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At Yankee Stadium, attendance for games is down 4 percent, to 38,114.
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The ambassadors in attendance had radically different perspectives on the incoming Administration.
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The average attendance for World Cup soccer games also hovers around 50,000.
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The 2017 summer movie season saw a 25-year low in attendance.
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Many nonprofits have seen attendance numbers drop as public charge rumors spread.
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At the Sydney Games, with both parents in attendance, he finished fifth.
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Attendance at Berkshire's annual meeting has also grown explosively over the years.
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Eight Democratic presidential candidates were in attendance at the convention on Saturday.
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Even with free admission, no more than 20 fans were in attendance.
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Cyrus' mom, Tish Cyrus, and dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, were in attendance.
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Smith says the law was inspired by his attendance at a Sept.
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Prince Philip was also in attendance, along with Prince Harry and Meghan.
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Executives from AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile were in attendance.
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You can actually see the fans' loyalty shift in the attendance figures.
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Reynolds' dog Dwight, and Fisher's beloved dog Gary, were also in attendance.
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So, what does a parent's attendance at a major royal event mean?
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His 23-year-old son Jack was also in attendance Sunday night.
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Average attendance was a little over 1,500 this season, a spokesman said.
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Pompeo was in attendance at the meeting, according to The Washington Post.
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Mr. Ford's attendance at Council meetings was dictated by his cancer treatments.
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"It has to be a trainer in attendance," Romans said to laughter.
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The throngs of Ontario fans in attendance would not have been thrilled.
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This year, we're expecting more than 1,200 startups to be in attendance.
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We're going to tape some podcasts there with people in attendance, right?
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With around 40 people in attendance at peak time, it's pretty modest.
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However, these documents show that Swift and Johnson opposed nearly everyone's attendance.
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Permanent legal status could be attained through college attendance or military service.
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Helpster handles hiring, allocating work, employee attendance and payment in one place.
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But this season's attendance leader was also the national champion, South Carolina.
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McCain said back in May he did not want Trump in attendance.
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Veterans in attendance, honored by Trump: Senator Bob Dole, a WWII veteran.
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He said he expected it to increase attendance at the Caramoor concerts.
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The difference is the protected PTO won't count against workers' attendance records.
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The Department of Education requires colleges to report the cost of attendance.
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Cost of attendance can be a "hot political issue," the monograph warns.
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But until Monday the Kremlin had failed to publicly confirm its attendance.
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Again, the rewards either had no effect or led to poorer attendance.
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The NHL had five games played that night, with attendance totaling 6003,690.
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Ten major league teams played in Florida, with total attendance of 26,21.
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But he was clear when asked if her attendance affected his decision.
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Only our immediate families and my two best friends were in attendance.
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A month in, the Goshas, mother and son, had near-perfect attendance.
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This training is best conducted in person and attendance should be tracked.
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And while college attendance has increased dramatically over time, so have costs.
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Annual attendance has remained at around 226,21992 for years, Mr. Venable said.
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On Tuesday, executives from AT&T and Time Warner were in attendance.
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Only workers with perfect attendance records for the quarter would be eligible.
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Mr. Biesenbach said he does not have specific projections for future attendance.
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He turned to Morehouse alumni in attendance and abruptly issued a challenge.
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He listed Ferguson's achievements, though everyone in attendance knew them by rote.
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Listen Out Festival anticipated around 25,000 people in attendance for the event.
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However, other opposition members assured reporters that they would be in attendance.
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But attendance was higher the same week last year, with 22018,495 theatergoers.
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Today church attendance hovers around 30 percent to 35 percent, surveys show.
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Girl Scout troops have repeatedly been in attendance early in the season.
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Lee was not in attendance at the verdict, which was televised live.
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As CPAC attendance soared, it naturally took on more of this coloring.
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He did salute members of his Cabinet who were also in attendance.
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Will President Trump's attacks on the news media spur attendance, or hurt?
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But reduced attendance means it's not hard to enforce the new regulations.
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One of the parents in attendance, Heather Davis, was a yoga instructor.
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Attendance trends in the film industry are changing due to this competition.
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Even a commission member not in attendance made his critical voice heard.
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The company highly encourages attendance at training sessions during the lunch hour.
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A San Francisco resident who was in attendance at South Bend, Ind.
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Last year, attendance dropped to 85,267, an average of 212,27 per game.
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What about attendance at town hall meetings hosted by members of Congress?
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Tampa Bay's average attendance of 14,73 through Wednesday ranked last in baseball.
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Ed Sheeran and his wife, Cherry Seaborn, were also reportedly in attendance.
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Also in attendance was cousin Dream Kardashian, who turns 3 next month.
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Attendance at Disney's domestic parks increased by 2 percent in the quarter.
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The result has been significant improvements in school climate, attendance and academics.
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Despite being a Grammys favorite, Adele was not in attendance this year.
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For anyone in New York who loves opera, attendance is mandatory. ♦
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A Trump rally there last year broke the arena's previous attendance record.
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The Vermont senator only had 22019 fewer delegates than Clinton in attendance.
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And try to attend relevant conferences where recruiters may be in attendance.
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Suburban megachurch attendance fell, because the pastors had disgraced themselves under Trump.
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Other partners also told Business Insider that they will be in attendance.
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Rubio had the lowest attendance, missing 35 percent of votes in 2015.
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The growth, though, was fueled not by attendance, but by ticket cost.
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If you labeled it as such, would that dramatically affect the attendance?
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"Perfect attendance is seen as the goal," she writes in an email.
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Her 1-year-old son, Beckham, was among the people in attendance.
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Susan (Texas): Is the President's attendance required in the Senate impeachment trial?
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Nadella's attendance this year suggests that Microsoft has something significant to announce.
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They had a small wedding with just a few friends in attendance.
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Another judge in attendance at Sessions' speech, Denise Slavin, recalled jaws dropping.
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He indicated he would sign whatever those in attendance submitted to him.
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Mike Doyle (D-Pa.) and Jared Polis (D-Colo.) will be attendance.
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Eugenie was even in attendance at her pop-up launch event recently.
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Attendance was a fraction of the crowds he drew earlier this year.
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" He also slams the league, claiming "attendance and ratings are WAY DOWN.
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Some estimates put the total attendance around the world in the millions.
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Miles said six events in 2016 bettered or matched previous attendance records.
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Earnest says their online method has visibility into nearly all US attendance.
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Her attendance, however, has been called off by Tillerson's team, CNN reported.
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Among the Democrats who were in attendance at the White House: Govs.
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His older sister, who traveled from New York, was also in attendance.
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Media representatives in attendance included Politico, The Wall Street Journal and CBS.
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His rally attendance — huge, yet not too huge for him to embellish.
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Attendance for the game was reported at 17,449, 96 percent of capacity.
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A Hofstra spokeswoman estimated there will be about 1,000 people in attendance.
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The city countered that bad football was to blame for falling attendance.
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The prime minister&aposs senior special adviser, Sheridan Westlake, was in attendance.
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The way it was worded clearly solicited gifts, regardless of party attendance.
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For some in attendance, what stood before her was a majestic unicorn.
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I was surprised at the attendance, but people made their own decisions.
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In New York, there were likely more than 20,000 people in attendance.
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Photographs from the gallery's opening, with well-known actors in attendance, appeared.
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Northam in attendance when the Virginia Senate honored Robert E. Lee recently?
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St. Anthony's had been fighting declining attendance and rising costs for decades.
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His embattled personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani was in attendance for the festivities.
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Attendance is up more than 25 percent in the last two years.
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Besides Mr. Sheeran, neither Taylor Swift nor Justin Bieber were in attendance.
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Those in attendance on the opening night said they had mixed feelings.
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However, frequent mosque attendance is correlated with higher levels of civic engagement.
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Several women lawmakers from the House were also in attendance, including Reps.
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Future studies should look at attendance across different medical specialties and specific instances where attendance is part of practice, such as policies that require at least one member of the healthcare team to attend a funeral, she added.
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And when the political scientist Ryan Burge recently compared weekly church attendance among today's 20-somethings to weekly attendance among 20-somethings in the 1990s, he actually found a tiny increase: Church attendance has been falling among the middle-aged and early-elderly cohorts, but the typical millennial or Gen Z American is slightly more likely to be a weekly churchgoer than a Generation-Xer circa 1995.
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