Venue Cedar 9

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Research reveals however that many older people shun these venues.
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Curiously, they have not intersected in terms of commissioning venues, implying the existence of a one-through-at-a-time dynamic.
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The contrast between earthquakes and hurricanes is starkly illustrated by differences in the venues in which testimony on these phenomena occur.
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Second, advocacy groups choose venues not only to advance substantive policy goals but also to serve organizational needs, or reinforce organizational identities.
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To begin, venues are directly tied to policy solutions, and advocacy groups do have preferences in this regard.
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More sophisticated advocacy groups and policy entrepreneurs presumably have a rather accurate sense of the opportunities and constraints associated with various venues.
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During the 1830s and 1840s as respectable politics moved to indoor venues, the authorities increasingly regulated and restricted remaining open-air gatherings.
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The author opens up new venues of thought and new questions for future works in this field.
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The data were collected at home parties, lunchtime breaks, and other private venues.
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The second category investigates how and why interest groups pursue their agendas in diverse venues.
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On rare occasions, they transformed themselves into performance venues for live music ranging beyond jazz to rock and blues.
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Although the venues are similar in these ways, they are vastly contrasting in others.
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Their venues became packed with fans the band didn’t even know they had.
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You are going to need to develop a following if you want to move on and play bigger and better venues.
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Occupying intersticial positions between genres, performance venues and levels of cultural artefact, burlesques breached cultural categories within the theatrical world.
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We might imagine a continuum that represents the relative ‘stickiness’ of various issues with particular venues.
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More of the older pupils went to venues to hear live music, most commonly music concerts.
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In this study, venues also include non-state governance arenas such as the marketplace, which are increasingly becoming sites of policy conflict and negotiation.
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During the 1999 academic year, the department mounted some 100 concerts in out-of-college venues + something of a milestone for us.
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Collaborators can then follow up with the identified low use growers to develop a mechanism for farmer-to-farmer field days or other information sharing venues.
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In each of these political venues, distinctions and oppositions developed between batch and bulk industrial segments.
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