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Data is also part of the QA team's workflow, but historically less so than other teams.

But the drop has been far less severe for other historically less popular foreign routes.

The M.R.T.A. was a much smaller insurgent group than the dominant Shining Path, and historically less violent.

The demographic groups that tend to be cellphone-only households are also historically less likely to vote, reducing the effects of underrepresentation in pre-election polls.

Because Fort Davis was historically less dependent on oil and the railroad, it has weathered the vagaries of decline better than some other towns in the region.

And it is the poorer and historically less stable countries that are least likely to risk leaving Europe's "rich man's club".

Catches by Spanish fishers have been highly variable, ranging from negligible to over 4,000 tons per year, which may reflect shifts of fishing effort into historically less-exploited waters.

For example, an LGBT community group could offer suggestions on how to cope with anti-gay rhetoric and the feeling of helplessness that can come with handing a minority-rights case to a historically less-than-affirming voting population.

It is plausible that these differences are the result of historically less-effective diagnosis, with fewer people diagnosed and treated early in the disease course in Latin America, leading to the identification of more progressive forms than in Europe.

"But the thing is, women are historically paid less than men.

The toy industry has historically been less sensitive to economic downturns than some other industries.