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Significados de high turnout en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "high turnout".
Uso de high turnout en inglés
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A high turnout is expected in many parts, particularly in marginal constituencies.
The Irish Times
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But in the elections so far there has been a high turnout.
Reuters
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A high turnout could show whether SF has mobilised the disaffected vote.
The Irish Times
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A high turnout is expected for the Parade of Sail on Sunday afternoon.
The Irish Times
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Mr Tong congratulated the people of Nauru for their high turnout.
Radio NZ
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There were no initial indications as to how high turnout was.
Reuters
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Despite the violence, the United Nations said there were encouraging signs of high turnout.
Reuters
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The opposition was also buoyed by a surprisingly high turnout.
The Guardian
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A high turnout would mean the dedicated base of No voters would be overwhelmed.
The Irish Times
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A high turnout would mean the dedicated base of No voters (...)
The Irish Times
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However Barakzai said he did not expect a similar high turnout for this year's election.
Reuters
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He managed just 46 percent despite high turnout among Whites, particularly Whites in the South.
Ebony
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The first day of voting in India's month-long parliamentary election has seen a high turnout.
BBC
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This will help a Democratic candidate, especially if he or she can motivate high turnout.
Ebony
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French pollsters were fortunate in presidential elections because of the traditionally high turnout, Jeanbart said.
The Guardian
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Some pollsters and analysts expect a high turnout to favour an "In" vote.
Reuters
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High turnout por variante geográfica
Irlanda
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Menos común
Reino Unido
Raro