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Hi!

Many people were surprised when he decided to put on several open-air performances for free, such as Bocca Rock, carried out at the River Plate Stadium, to which 50 thousand people attended, not a normal attendance for a ballet show.

Do you think I can use turnout instead of attendance to avoid repetition??

Thanksss

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updated Jun 10, 2013
posted by flor7000
I mean, attended and attendance - flor7000, Jun 9, 2013

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"Many people were surprised when he decided to put on several open-air performances for free, such as Bocca Rock, carried out at the River Plate Stadium, to which 50 thousand people attended, not a normal attendance for a ballet show."

updated Jun 10, 2013
edited by EugenioCosta
posted by EugenioCosta
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Yes you can.

Also: Many people were surprised when he decided to put on several open-air performances for free. For example, "Bocca Rock" at the River Plate Stadium where 50 thousand people attended. Especially surprising when the audience/turnout was larger than normal for a ballet.

updated Jun 10, 2013
posted by 00551866
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""Many people were surprised when he decided to put on several open-air performances for free, such as Bocca Rock, carried out at the River Plate Stadium, to which 50 thousand people attended, not a normal attendance for a ballet show."

Many were surprised when he set out to stage several open-air shows for free, including Bocca Rock, performed at River Plate Stadium and attended by 50,000 spectators, an extraordinary turnout for a ballet.

updated Jun 9, 2013
edited by EugenioCosta
posted by EugenioCosta
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Thankssss; very helpful!!!

updated Jun 9, 2013
posted by flor7000
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Why not? The definition of turnout is:

The number of people attending or taking part in an event, esp. the number of people voting in an election.

updated Jun 9, 2013
posted by francobollo