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Nicaraguan politics was historically dominated by a liberal and a conservative party.

Southwest Indiana was historically dominated by "Butternut Democrats," Indiana's version of the socially conservative, working-class white voters in Southern states like Georgia and Alabama who were solid Democrats for generations but have been trending Republican.

The sector is divided into large-scale commercial farming, which occupies some 40 percent of the total land area and was historically dominated by white farmers, and small-scale farming, which is both commercial and subsistence in nature.

Tarn-et-Garonne, a southwestern region of lovely, rolling hills covered with orchards and vineyards and small villages, was historically dominated by the left.

The country's economy was historically dominated by the export of wool, but exports of dairy products, meat, and wine, along with tourism, are more significant today.

Capps said migration from Mexico was historically dominated by young men coming to the U.S. alone, while Central American immigrants today tend to come as families.

Yes, Hollywood and the mainstream movie industry have been historically dominated by white people and the balance is yet to be redressed.

Forty-nine of the predicted 104 renter majorities are in London and many seats in large northern cities have been historically dominated by renters.

The Florida Everglades are experiencing a shift in vegetation, due to the more invasive Typha domingensis (cattail) occupying areas that were historically dominated by Cladium jamaicense (sawgrass).

One of the things you notice in "Circa 1971" is how male and female artists were on more equal footing in newer mediums like video, as opposed to painting and sculpture, which were historically dominated by men.

The question is, can Arm win in this space that has been historically dominated by x86?