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fanbase
/ ˈfænˌbeɪs /
noun
the body of admirers of a particular pop singer, football team, etc
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His reputation as a star attraction in Nevada was growing, as was his fanbase.
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As he built up an unbeaten record, he tapped into the fanbase of his favourite football club at a time when City were struggling for success.
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"He would have to go on an enormous run to turn that fanbase because they demand better."
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She reels off statistics from memory that back up her argument that you do not need a club affiliated with a men's team to grow the fanbase.
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In the years since, Duplantis' fanbase has grown far beyond Louisiana.
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