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turnout

noun as in group assembling for event

noun as in amount produced

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Norway's four million voters came out in big numbers, and the turnout of 78.9% was the biggest for years.

From BBC

Movies that were originally planned solely for movie theaters were pushed onto streaming or VOD — sometimes in tandem with their eventual theatrical release, sometimes instead of — to accommodate government restrictions and low theater turnout.

From Salon

This strike mandate was achieved prior to TfL's present pay offer being made, with a 57.5.% turnout.

From BBC

Despite a lower turnout than at the last election, the PPP appeared to have increased its vote share - while the long-term opposition A Partnership for National Unity trailed in third.

From BBC

Other explanations for low turnouts have included late start times such as the 8 p.m. kickoff against Utah, lackluster nonconference opponents and triple-digit heat for some September games.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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