The boycott was avoided when organizers announced that youths under 16 would be let in for free.
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Cleanup managers said safety rules required a week's training before any civilians could be let in for a glimpse.
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Honey appears outside of the concert hall, demanding to be let in for free and insulting the leaders of the gangs.
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"We evacuated the building and no one will be let in for two hours as a precaution, " said Ramagya Cahturbedi, the airline's chairman.
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At first the price of admission was ? for gentlemen, ? for ladies, later the masses were let in for only a shilling a head.
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A former worker at the Mann 8 Agoura Hills Cinema Center said Streisand " more than once . . . demanded to be let in for free.
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A spokesman for the museum said 900 guests attended for dinner while 2, 000 more were let in for dancing to pop singer Maxi Priest . _ __
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Bruins assistant coach Tom McVie said that when teams play a boring, defensive style-- as the Florida Panthers do-- the fans should be let in for free and have to pay to get out.
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That is because of the flexible space's small size ( a maximum of 270 seats ) and ticket prices in the $ 20 to $ 30 range, sharply below UCLA and Orange County, with CalArts students let in for next to nothing.
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