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Such sales have traditionally made up around a 10th of charities' income, according to the report.

It has traditionally made up for this shortcoming by proving a rather good way of making money.

Sales in JD's womenswear are soaring, having traditionally made up less than 30% of the chain's sales compared with 60% for the whole UK clothing market.

Tourist-related activities have traditionally made up only a minute part of the service sector this, despite Algeria's many striking natural features and significant historical wealth and even this share declined beginning in the 1990s because of civil unrest.

Women have traditionally made up about 60percentt of the membership of these clubs, according to Bonnie Reyes, president and chief operating officer of BetterInvesting, a national organization of investment clubs.

The culinary components are equally rustic, as befits a restaurant specializing in cucina povera, the "poor people's food" that has traditionally made up the local diet and is now gaining favor among foodies for its authentic salt-of-the-earth flavors and healthy Mediterranean ingredients.

Those representatives traditionally make up about one-third of the total number there.

Iran's oil revenues traditionally make up the majority of its government budgets.

Particularly hard hit were classified ad sales, which traditionally make up about 40percentt of newspaper revenues.

He showed the pieces that traditionally make up the finale first, on models coupled with dance partners.

But EH has been criticised for "dumbing down" its attractions to widen its appeal beyond the educated folk who traditionally make up most of its audience.