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attendance

[uh-ten-duhns] / əˈtɛn dəns /
NOUN
act of being present
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STRONGEST






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That, along with strict crowd control measures, may have had an impact on in-person attendance.

From BBC

Prince William's attendance for this week's ceremony marks the start of an important relationship between the head of the Church of England and its future Supreme Governor.

From BBC

It shows how children are prevented from enrolling in better public schools—in some cases, schools closer to their homes—solely because of attendance zones.

From The Wall Street Journal

Providers may be reluctant to accept subsidies to help pay for a child’s care, in part because of the additional work of submitting a child’s attendance records to the state and verifying other information.

From Salon

They want to impose compulsory physical attendance and voting, doing away with the current "hybrid" arrangement dating from the pandemic which lets members dial in remotely.

From BBC