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Meanings of international tours in English

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Usage of international tours in English
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It makes international tours tough to figure out.
The Irish Times
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Auckland Brass and National Brass Band baritone horn player talks about upcoming concerts and international tours.
Radio NZ
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They had, he admits, a fantastic life with sold-out shows in big halls, international tours and widespread acclaim.
The Irish Times
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CIÉ's international tours division should be privatised, according to a framework plan for the break-up of the State transport group.
The Irish Times
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We usually sell out wherever we perform... (and) we would love to do international tours, he told Reuters.
Reuters
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The robotic orchestra would back EAR Duo, a group composed of bassoonist Dana Jessen and saxophone player Michael Straus, on international tours.
Wired
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A brief meeting with one of America's top music producers this year led to a record deal, international tours and now international recognition.
Radio NZ
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Within her first year she had notched up two highly successful international tours (Australia and the South Pacific and then Morocco.)
News.com.au
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Subsequently it was reported elsewhere, and is claimed by a source who knows about touring, that in fact the international tours made money.
The Irish Times
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It's worth noting that the bulk of Phum's international tours weren't instigated by his label -they came about via interest from venues.
Radio NZ
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Since then, it has ricocheted around the globe on 50 international tours, playing 447 concerts in 254 cities in 38 countries.
The Guardian
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He went on three international tours of South Africa during a career that earned him 31 England caps as a prop between 1971-1981.
The Irish Times
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The troupe undertook many international tours, and by the time she retired she had trained over 10,000 girls and hundreds of Kelly Boys.
The Irish Times
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CIE is to open an International Tours Spanish Department at its headquarters in O'Connell Street.
The Irish Times
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