As to whether robust home attendance in the Bronx necessarily means the team can't leave the borough, Trost said, "I totally disagree".
Evaluations of CCT programmes in Honduras (International Food Policy Research Institute [IFPRI], 2003) and Jamaica (Levy & Ohls, 2007) showed little impact on enrolment, possibly because of high primary enrolment at baseline, or increased enrolment of the control group (in Honduras), but Honduras' CCT did show robust increases in attendance and reductions in drop-out rates.
When he was discussing less-than-robust regular-season attendance at Devils home games recently, Lou Lamoriello, the team's president and general manager, said, "Things will be better in the new place".
The N.B.A. is reporting increased ratings and attendance and robust merchandise sales.
Attendance was robust, but then organizers must have known: no one would watch a marathon of truly bad films, because truly bad films are unwatch able.
He said after the first two quarters of this fiscal year, in which attendance was robust, the museum hoped it might meet its goal of 4.3 million visitors for the year.
It was supposed to run six months, but attendance was so robust that the show was extended for six months, then for eight more.
As things got going, Mr. Camara had to be introduced twice to receive a round of applause from the journalists in attendance that was robust enough to meet the needs of television.
The issue was much less prominent before that time, Mr. Rudel said, when attendance was more robust and the company presented some 20 productions a season, compared with the 5 of the past two seasons.
