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Meanings of good turnout in English

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Usage of good turnout in English
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A few of the crew were missing, but it was a good turnout.
Climbing Magazine
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We got a very good turnout, as always with events hosted by Astronomy Ireland.
The Irish Times
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But in the biting wind, it seems a good turnout.
The Guardian
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However, they were still expecting a good turnout for Sunday's world-record attempt, Mr MacGibbon said.
Radio NZ
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She was, if truth be known, the main reason for the good turnout of guests.
Childhood's End
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Why, with Willett, of course; he was the only fellow that had a good turnout.
Under Fire
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With Sisi seemingly assured of victory, he needs a good turnout to shore up his legitimacy.
Reuters
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Bars screening the matches report a good turnout.
The Guardian
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There was a good turnout for their press conference in(...)
The Irish Times
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There was a good turnout for their press conference in advance of the first Dáil session of 2015.
The Irish Times
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A good turnout at Adams salesrooms in Blackrock last Tuesday resulted in some high prices under the hammer.
The Irish Times
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Ye'll get a good turnout at your meeting the night, but they're Sayin' that the polis will interfere.
Mr. Standfast
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Quite a good turnout, actually.
The Lost Sisterhood
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The League is also expecting a good turnout of heads of state, but disunity is close to the surface.
Reuters
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She expects a good turnout.
Chosen: a novel
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There was a good turnout.
The Irish Times
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