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But Goodell said there are no plans to change the television blackout rules, despite ticket sales that could lag without a settlement.

Tickets are still available, particularly for the Paralympics, which has generated far less interest than hoped despite ticket prices of less than £2 ($2.91).

Every home game is sold out, despite ticket prices higher than those of any other team in the league, and their TV ratings are by far the best in the N.H.L.

In May 2009, the singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen filled the 2,592-seat 2,592-seatater in Waterbury, desPalaceickeTheaters as hinh as $250, said Frank Tavera, the executive director.

Despite ticket prices refreshingly below Salzburg's astronomical heights (or prices at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, for that matter), attendance lagged last year, at well below 50percentt of capacity.

Although the numbers so far are very slightly below Brokeback's, despite ticket price inflation, it's worth remembering that Ang Lee's film benefited from recognisable names including Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal, to say nothing of giddy attractions such as sound and colour.

But despite tickets costing between £37.50 and £105 a pop, the games have been sellouts.

Despite tickets priced at a mere $5 and $10, the show was admirably elaborate, complete with a full pit orchestra, flying witches, an impressively flimsy scarecrow and, in the role of Toto, an unflappable dog named Bear.

Stadium-style seating now surrounds an extravagant walkway up which 3,300 of the world's richest and most famous people will access an event which could have sold out many times over, despite tickets which, at face value, range from $1,200 to $1,500 [£800-£1,000] [£800-£1,000]

But arguably the greatest all-rounder in the modern game eventually said goodbye to the Test stage in front of a ground barely a quarter full – despite tickets for South Africa's home Test matches being sold for a third less than sell-out ODIs and T20 internationals.

The law banning texting and talking while driving "includes a clause that requires the city to put up signs telling drivers not to talk on the phone and drive at the same time," but apparently the city hasn't put up those signs yet despite ticketing people thousands of times since 2005, when the law was enacted.