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According to multiple estimates, Barack Obama had the largest audience at a presidential inauguration and the largest of any event ever held in Washington, D.C., with 1.8 million in attendance.
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What is the singular possessive of president?
The possessive form of the singular noun president is president's.Example: A crowd of reporters met the president's limo.
Who was the largest president of the United states?
Taft was the heaviest president
What president has the largest inauguration parade?
obama
What president has the largest foot Coolidge Clinton Wilson or Harding?
Harding
What method does the President have to go public?
The President can make speeches on TV and hold news conferences which the TV networks will broadcast to the world. He can also make personal appearances and count on drawing a crowd and getting press converage.
What was the largest crowd that has ever attended an inauguration?
The largest crowd to ever witness an inauguration is estimated at 1.2 million for Lyndon B. Johnson.
Where was queens largest crowd ever?
Queen's largest crowd ever was at the Rock in Rio festival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1985, where they performed for an estimated crowd of 350,000 people.
Who has had the largest football crowd in English football?
It was Chelsea in 2004 there was a crowd of over 80,00 people.
Who can hold the largest crowd for NFL football?
fgf
What was the largest ever crowd in a rugby macth?
110,000
What is the largest ever recorded crowd in Australia?
5
Largest crowd ever at a WWE event?
Wrestel mania
What was the largest crowd at the Champions League soccer finals?
mj
What is the biggest recorded crowd for an MMA event?
The largest crowd for an MMA event was Pride "Shockwave" held 8/28/2002 in Japan. The crowd in total amounted to 91,108..
Largest ever football crowd in Europe?
Hampden Park, Glasgow
What was the largest crowd Rage Against the Machine ever played for?
lollapalooza
How do you put vehement in a sentence?
The president was vehement in his speech to the crowd.
