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But future gains in profits will have to come from G.E. industrial businesses, which now contribute nearly three-fourths of total profits.

There's plenty of potentially profitable work stateside in developing the so-called partner brands, which now contribute a minuscule 8% of total revenues.

MCI Chairman Bert Roberts and Chief Executive Gerald Taylor have spent close to $10 billion over the last decade on ventures like local service, on-line movies and news, which now contribute little to the bottom line.

The company says its bottom line is already benefiting from cross- property visits by loyal Harrah's gamblers, which now contribute as much as 18% of the company's gambling revenues, up from 9% in 1995, and as much as 34% in Las Vegas, up from 20% in 1997.

The biggest challenge, however, involves DirecTV, which now contributes about two-thirds of the company's revenue.

So has Birmingham's business sector, which now contributes significantly to the museum's annual $2.2 million budget and also holds corporate events at the institute.

And though FDI has gone up, Africa attracts only 3% or so of the world's total, down from a peak of 6% in the mid-1970s.Withethe striking exception of South Africa, which now contributes more than a third of sub-Saharan Africa's GDP, the region's total of 48 countries contains very few large, diverse or industrial economies.

U.S. figures also include ethanol, which now contributes 600,000 bpd.

Case can't do much about the fast and loose accounting of yore, but as the man who best understands the service and its customers, he will have a key role in crafting the strategy that ultimately redeems AOL, which now contributes 20% of the conglomerate's sales.

However, this observed progress is stalled in sub-Saharan Africa, which now contributes 62%% of all maternal deaths [ 1].

The least progress in meeting the MDG-4 target has been made with intrapartum-related newborn death which now contributes a higher proportion of the under-5 mortality than it did in 1990 [ 6, 7].