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Meanings of big turnout in English

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Usage of big turnout in English
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Yet every part of Derbyshire voted to leave on a big turnout.
The Guardian
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There was a big turnout; everyone he knew down through his life came.
A ticket to the circus: a memoir
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The big turnout followed a call for donations after the shooting.
Reuters
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Authorities had urged a big turnout to consolidate democracy following a chaotic four-year transition.
The Guardian
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But by all accounts he was well liked and there'll probably be a big turnout.
The cold light of mourning
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Pro-independence supporters have campaigned earnestly for a big turnout.
Radio NZ
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There's a big turnout, said Ziad, a resident who fled and returned some two years ago.
Reuters
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Writer tells about the big turnout for the opening, a performance of "Richard II".
The new yorker
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Queues developed outside some polling stations in Northern Ireland today as all sides predicted a big turnout.
The Irish Times
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What will be crucial is in what sectors they keep up strikes and how big turnout is.
Reuters
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The Elks always get a big turnout.
Two for the dough
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Organisers are expecting a big turnout tonight for a public meeting on the future of rail in Northland.
Radio NZ
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Auckland's ethnic community says a big turnout by migrant voters could be a game changer on election day.
Radio NZ
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Everyone in Mr Sanders' delegation seemed to be taken unawares by the big turnout and throng of media.
Radio NZ
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There was such a big turnout.
The Irish Times
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DR. BIRKELAND: It is certainly nice to see such a big turnout and we certainly welcome you to Illinois.
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Big turnout across language varieties
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