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The bulk of network TV advertising time is sold during the "upfront" time period, which has historically started in May with a series of lavish presentations to media buyers.
In a country where palace intrigues have historically started fermenting within months of a new administration taking office (mostly orchestrated by intelligence services), the early period will be the most challengng of all.
The federal government has historically financed Head Start directly, bypassing state governments that would be tempted to use the money for other purposes.
In fact, on average, the NBER has historically dated the start of recessions an average seven months after they've begun.
Throughout, the exhibition has historically important examples of installation art, starting with sculptures from the Store, a mock-retail environment Claes Oldenburg created in Lower Manhattan in 1961, and a mouth-watering re-creation of Mr. Ruscha's 1970 chocolate room.
It was clear that to many in the African-American community, starting a business has historically been a way to gain economic power and circumvent social challenges.
A lot of the growth in the personalized start page category has historically been kickstarted and is still derived from internal and external distribution deals, not organic or viral growth.
The minimum pension value has historically increased in real terms (with significant increases in the years before the start of the crisis).
(The disorder has historically been considered untreatable).
Donetsk has historically been a cosmopolitan city.
