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Formerly known as Northeastshore, or NES, the five-member group has parlayed a mix of hip-hop and fast-paced funk guitar playing into an invitation to join the Vans Warped Tour this summer as one of the side stage acts, where they may play to some crowds of over 25,000 people, said their manager, Matt Hanrahan.

The fall in OPD clients suggests the possibility of some crowding out of non-HIV services.

He has been widely received overseas as a celebrity, attracting in some cases crowds of excitable youths entranced by a politician being so, well, un-politician-like.

Dozens of contestants have gone on to successful careers, some performing for crowds of hundreds at weddings and private functions.

Why do some such spaces attract crowds of happy visitors whilst others sit barren and empty?

Finally, when several local men were arrested by American soldiers recently, crowds of some 500 people protested for two days.

Otherwise, at some point, the giant crowds of frustrated urbanites might turn their attention from India's government to its billionaires.

This year's Coachella offered new and expensive ways to wall yourself off from its crowds of some 200,000 attendees over the three-day weekend.

Crowds of people, some wailing and some grim-faced, placed flowers at monuments around the Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, The Associated Press reported.

Crowds of people, some carrying pink signs, moved to block the demonstrators.

Amid the crowds of revellers some scepticism could be found concerning the motivations of the Iranian leadership.