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African Americans still face exclusion from the mainstream media, which has historically come in many forms.

Fine French wine has historically come from prestigious châteaux with unmistakably French names Margaux, d'Yquem, Petrus.

Unlike Goldman, its top management has historically come from the ranks of its brokerage and investment-banking businesses.

Dullahan, third in the Derby, has a rally-from-the-clouds style, which has historically come up short in the Belmont.

Arguably the last of the significant comedy institutions is Saturday Night Live, which has historically come alive in hotly contested election years.

Mr. Edwards's strongest support has historically come from black Louisianians, many of whom consider him the first governor to address their concerns and to appoint blacks to significant jobs.

Yet political reactions to economic distress have historically come with a lag.

These are not prerequisites that favor the immigrant base from which barbers have historically come.

As a matter of fact, solutions have historically come from the nonprofit, private, and government sectors.

Threats to the Soviet Union have, historically, come from around its periphery.

What is odd is that private market values have historically come at discounts to public prices, generally a reflection of less liquidity and disclosure.