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But polls have traditionally shown that most Americans instinctively assume tax cuts go to the rich instead of to them.
Democrats running for president have traditionally shown "trepidation" about calling for more gun control, notes Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union.
The divergence also underscored the varying levels of commitment that the United States and Europe have traditionally shown in supporting Israel.
Yet psychiatrists who study schizophrenia have traditionally shown little interest in the voices their patients hear, often dismissing them as simply a byproduct of the illness, "crazy talk" not worthy of study.
But he treats him with the courteous respect due to a lady, and Bree, who is well-versed in Native American lore and folkways, knows about the kindly understanding that Indian tribes have traditionally shown towards homosexuals and transvestites.
Exit polls of people who actually cast votes -- as opposed to preelection polls of registered voters -- have traditionally shown that the unaffiliated underperform at the ballot box relative to their raw numbers.
It was a shrewd decision, because it moved the planning process to an arena that the Port Authority had traditionally shown little interest in.
And past banking crises have stemmed more often from the commercial market (which has traditionally shown more violent swings) than from the residential one.The British commercial-property market has already shown signs of cracking, as recently became clear when a fund run by New Star Asset Management marked its assets down by 18%.
Additionally, LEED as a non-profit organization, which has traditionally shown leadership in this sector, needs to continue to show that leadership in order to continue to be referenced in local jurisdictions as the 'go-to' publication for green building development.
