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Meanings of empty stadiums in English

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Usage of empty stadiums in English
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Super rugby begins next week in limited form in front of empty stadiums.
Radio NZ
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The time-table of decathlons can mean some events take place in practically empty stadiums.
Reuters
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The AFL has recently restarted fixtures, playing in empty stadiums.
Reuters
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They left under-used or empty stadiums and scared off cities from bidding for future Olympics.
Reuters
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Games will be played in empty stadiums with only about 300 essential staff and officials attending.
Reuters
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On Thursday morning the NBA was considering moving towards playing games in front of empty stadiums.
News.com.au
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The coronavirus pandemic means sporting events having to take place behind closed doors and in empty stadiums.
BBC
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Last week, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made some interesting points about how empty stadiums have changed the game.
The Irish Times
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The IAAF president said competitions will look very different with athletes battling each other in empty stadiums.
The South African
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In South Korea, professional soccer teams have tried to recreate atmosphere by piping music into empty stadiums.
The Irish Times
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Emile Donovan's villain was the empty stadiums.
Radio NZ
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Several big names have opted out of the New York tournament, which will be played in empty stadiums.
Radio NZ
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Lendrum said they would rather not postpone the matches, even if it meant playing them in empty stadiums.
Radio NZ
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Then, Uefa deferred a sanction of ordering Russia to play three home Euro 2016 qualifying games in empty stadiums.
The Guardian
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It also recommended a return to training on May 16 -with games starting in June in empty stadiums.
News.com.au
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True, the silent and empty stadiums made big matches more reminiscent of team-training ­sessions, but just a deal quieter.
Independent.ie
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