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audience <an audience; audiences> N

audience

Audience Activity N COMPUT

audience compilation N COMPUT

audience identifier N COMPUT

audience rule N COMPUT

General Audience N COMPUT

newspaper audience JOURN

target audience

Mature Audience Only N COMPUT

sit in the audience VB

happening before a large audience

have an interview or audience with VB

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The pre-war rule insisting that audiences wear formal evening dress was abolished.
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This theatre work was controversially received, audiences as well as critics varied between harsh criticism and very positive feedback.
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She was unpretentious, shy and devout, and possessed a crystal-clear soprano voice projected with a wistful quality and earnestness that audiences found touching.
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Along the way, she regaled audiences with fanciful tales of her journey, and seemed to thrive in the lime-light.
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While his sophisticated melodies and orchestrations were embraced by mainstream audiences, his peers were embracing counter-culture sounds.
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The intention is to create a cross-disciplinary arts venue and multi-purpose community centre, offering audiences diverse cultural opportunities.
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Others argued that vaudeville had allowed its performances to become too familiar to its famously loyal, now seemingly fickle audiences.
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Minor authored several pamphlets in 1917 and 1918 and spoke to a wide range of audiences about the alleged frame-up being perpetrated on the radical trade unionists.
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By the 1950s touring striptease acts were used to attract audiences to the dying music halls.
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It was denounced for misleading audiences into believing that this seemingly personal account was real.
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