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This strategy will undoubtedly increase advance ticket purchases and will increase attendance at the concerts.

It is not a WHO policy to charge for attendance at meetings.

Some are by government decree, such as closing schools and cancelling attendance at football games.

A call issued to party members in a lawmaking body to ensure attendance at a particular time.

Those in attendance at this meeting today are all leaders in Chinese and EU economic and industrial and business circles.

A: About Chinese leader's attendance at the East Asia Summit meetings, information will be released in due course as usual.

University of Chicago Graduate School of Business says it is seeing significant increases in inquiries online and attendance at information sessions.

The great and the good of Silicon Valley were in attendance at the Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco, but the belle of the ball was undoubtedly Twitter.

That first citation back in 1297 has the word suit with both meanings: attendance at court; and also the similarity of attire of those attending court.

In France pre-school attendance at an école maternelle from age two seems to have positive effects on later academic performance.

Obama's departure was delayed one day to allow his attendance at Tuesday's memorial service at Fort Hood Army Post in Texas for the 13 people killed in a mass shooting there last week.

Basketball gained a foothold in the world's most populous nation through TV broadcasts and media coverage of Yao, while attendance at Rockets games increased 55 percent after he joined the team.

Bell was in attendance at the event - held every year for executive Office employees and their families - with her mother, an executive branch employee who did not want to be identified.