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Unlike house cleaners, grandparents, and others who had historically provided childcare, teen-age girls became more readily available.

In Sangin, Lt. Col. Jason Morris, who leads about 900 Marines as the battalion commander, told reporters that the poppy fields and opium processing laboratories in the area had historically provided about 50 percent of the financing for the Taliban leadership in Quetta, across the border in Pakistan.

The FCO had struggled to find new governors for the territories since the winding-up of the Colonial Service which had historically provided most governors and many civil servants in the 1960s.

Most PaaS providers have historically provided monolithic platforms to do as much as possible.

The holiday buying season has historically provided an improvement in RIM's sales.

"The Rutgers to Princeton corridor has historically provided a home for research and development," Mr. Cunningham said.

The price of pot is closely linked to proximity to Mexico, which has historically provided most of America's cannabis.

But so far, the Gallup tracking poll has not indicated any immediate bump, even though vice-presidential choices have historically provided one.

The local fairs, which rose to popularity after World War II, have historically provided entree to science for those who might not consider themselves science fanatics.

There is a wealth of innovation and talent within this sector, who have historically provided the safety net of provision to families and parents, and it is a national disgrace that they are not provided with greater support and funding.

The mainland has historically provided little or no income to the Hong Kong movie business, and what's worse is that the Communist government has condoned, and officials have even profited from, the piracy of Hong Kong films.