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Meanings of low turnout in English

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Usage of low turnout in English
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The vote was 61 per cent against, albeit on a low turnout.
The Irish Times
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Safety concerns were cited for a low turnout on Monday, most… Audio
Radio NZ
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The low turnout means that the referendum is rendered null and void.
The Irish Times
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Voting lag is now endemic and a low turnout would be expected.
Radio NZ
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The movement seemed inspired by the low turnout in this week's poll.
Reuters
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Hardliners will benefit from a low turnout, said the government official.
Reuters
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The result was the low turnout and the high level of spoiled votes.
The Irish Times
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A low turnout lets them reject the result -and that's low politics.
The Guardian
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Our enemies want a low turnout to pressure us more, said shopowner Karimi.
Reuters
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Despite the low turnout, a spokeswoman for the group said she was satisfied.
The Irish Times
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Activists say the low turnout shows voters felt they had no real choice.
Reuters
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Polling stations reported a low turnout across the Atlantic Ocean archipelago.
The Irish Times
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The record low turnout was in Slovakia, with just 13 percent.
Reuters
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During last year's presidential ballot, voting was extended amid low turnout.
Reuters
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But the victories have been aided by a fragmented opposition and low turnout.
Radio NZ
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The change, backed by the leftists, failed due to low turnout.
Reuters
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Low turnout across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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