But the bulk of this economic engine is horsepower associated with the residency of most of the world's leading stallions and 35percentt of the 59,000 thoroughbred mares in the United States, and horse sales that routinely account for more than two-thirds of North American thoroughbred sales.
With emphasis on people-to-people exchanges, Gambia has slowly become a low-level tourism hub, routinely accounting for an estimated 20percentt of GDP.
As to the dangers thereof, Perry says the risk assessments conducted so far by the Environmental Protection Agency are limited because they do not routinely account for cumulative and potentially synergistic effects of multiple pesticides.
Once in class, Dr. Peters pulled apart each spending plan, showing the students that they had routinely forgotten to account for such necessities as buying shoes for growing children and doing laundry.
"When the money is gone," he said, "it no longer serves a purpose … funny thing about that!" Marc Stern, a lawyer for the American Jewish Committee who worked against the initiative, suggested that, among other things, the larger population of immigrants from countries that do not routinely circumcise could account for the low rates in the West.
Several methods have been routinely utilized to account for this, but each with its limitations.
"Accounts could therefore be opened using fictitious or anonymous identities," according to the indictment, which adds: "Liberty Reserve users routinely established accounts under false names – including such blatantly criminal monikers as 'Russia Hackers' and 'Hacker Account'".
CW London Banks routinely declare accounts dormant if they've been inactive for around a year in the case of current accounts or two to three years in the case of savings.
Many companies routinely provide accounts of their socially responsible contributions.
