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The audience clapped and cheered when she stood up to speak.
She announced the winner of the competition to an excited audience.
She is a confident and practised speaker who always impresses her audience.
The candidates engaged in a lively debate, witnessed by a huge television audience.
From the perspective of cost, different audiences have different concerns.
The main audiences were academia, health professionals and health users.
Central to these definitions is a consideration of musicians' social-class relationship with their audiences.
The intended audience's specialization and professionalization certainly cannot be regarded as a characteristic of the institutionalized forms of knowledge of nature before the nineteenth century.
Family associations have adapted and changed in accord with their audiences and markets, their potential kinship bases, and the economic realities they address.
To postwar audiences, of course, the two became inseparable.
To reach audiences who are put off by red-neck nationalism and want a more moderate approach, the newspaper frequently publishes debates between experts.
Agenda-setting scholars have provided us with a body of evidence for media's capacity to raise issue prominence in the audience's minds.
Before the 1830s, consuls acquired distinctions by the multiplication of contacts outside of the setting of court ceremonies and public audiences.
Commemorations reflect and accommodate the iconic character of war in the twentieth century, and that is what gives them their audiences and footing.
In order to secure these potentially lucrative contracts, newspapers had to promise access to audiences interested in the empire.
Legal rhetors would do well to give their audiences tasks to prime responses rather than to just tell them an answer.
In this session, speakers will share experience and techniques that have proven successful in addressing multidisciplinary audiences.
Because sign languages have no standard written form, it can be difficult to make sign language data accessible to sign-naive audiences in written form.
I am indebted to the audiences for valuable comments and criticisms.
