Similar words: turn out, burn out, turn on, turn off, turn over, turnover, cavernous, turn. Meaning: n. 1. the group that gathers together for a particular occasion 2. a part of a road that has been widened to allow cars to pass or park 3. a short stretch of railroad track used to store rolling stock or enable trains on the same line to pass 4. what is produced in a given time period 5. a set of clothing (with accessories) 6. attendance for a particular event or purpose (as to vote in an election) 7. (ballet) the outward rotation of a dancer's leg from the hip.
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31, The high turnout means that Khatami has another chance.
32, Mulholland said the open primary would not help turnout.
33, Outside groups also will be pushing voter turnout.
34, Voter turnout will be in the single digits Tuesday.
35, The total turnout casting valid votes was 64.1 percent.
36, To win another term Labour needs to ensure the turnout of its heartland supporters and those who switched to Labour in 1997.
37, Democratic strategists say a strong turnout by women is essential to re-electing Clinton and returning Congress to Democratic control this year.
38, The turnout at a local election is also on average little more than half that at a general election.
39, Or did the high turnout suggest a letting off of steam after three intense years of flood recovery?
40, Hamas leaders had said in recent interviews that they would claim victory if turnout was lower than 50 percent.
41, Voter turnout was down by 3.1 percentage points to 62.9 percent.
42, The turnout was recorded as 74.66 percent of those eligible to vote.
43, We drove back to the turnout where we had parked not a quarter hour before.
44, Last winter, I suggested giving the early primaries to the states with the highest voter turnout in the prior presidential election.
45, A total of 406 candidates contested the election and a 72 percent turnout was registered.
46, Participation is measured using voter turnout(sentencedict.com), or the percentage of the eligible voters who actually voted in national elections.
47, The turnout in the four referendums was between 39 and 40 percent.
48, The turnout continues a downward voter participation trend that started in 1964.
49, Male speaker I was amazed by the turnout - with 150 at the meeting and at least 100 turned away.
50, The lower turnout came despite a surge in voter registration around the nation.
51, The highest turnout rate in the past 60 years came in the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon race when 62. 8 percent turned out.
52, We had a much better turnout for the company picnic this year than last.
53, Preliminary results indicated a turnout of about 58 percent, of whom 69.2 percent voted in favour and 25.6 percent against.
54, Turnout is becoming as important an electoral indicator now as the share of the vote that each party achieves.
55, Initial estimates put turnout at more than 70 percent in Gaza, lower in the West Bank.
56, San Francisco elections officials predict a 30 percent turnout at best; campaign managers and pollsters think election officials are optimistic.
57, The news agency Interfax on Oct. 16 put the turnout as between 70 to 90 percent.
58, However, city officials warned that they might ignore the vote because of the low turnout.
59, Officially, turnout was 61 %; local journalists say it was under 10 %.
60, But other analysts said they expect a much higher independent turnout.
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