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In 2016, there was uproar from some members of the Republican Party after the Access Hollywood tape leaked, predominantly driven by women.

Apple is still predominantly a hardware company, with over 70% of its sales from hardware products, Edward Jones’ Purk notes.

So, you know, recognizing that economic theory was predominant — well, not even predominantly — just written by men until almost this last century, it focused on the market and the state, the spaces of monetized interaction.

Of course, just because a state conducted its primary predominantly by mail does not mean it will be able to turn the same trick in November.

Google made mobile-friendliness a ranking factor in 2015, and mobile indexing was then introduced in 2017, which meant that Google predominantly uses the mobile version of the content for indexing and ranking.

But for shows that are predominantly acrobatics, often the majority of the performers are Russian.

The no-frills airlines predominantly use two airplanes, either various versions of the Boeing 737 or the Airbus A320.

A photo of the most recent professional tournament showed a fully male, predominantly white, t-shirt and cargo-shorts-clad top 8.

Dear White People takes place on the predominantly white campus of a fictional college with an Ivy League-leaning legacy.

UNRWA is funded by voluntary contributions, but Arab and predominantly Islamic nations are rarely among the top donors.

It is a town of fair size, predominantly Dutch, of course, but with a minority of English residents.

All of them were fueled with liquid HNO3, which makes a pretty good fuel in an atmosphere that is predominantly methane.

The new King was known to be no supporter of the predominantly bureaucratic and military monarchy of his father.

Lawn tennis in the middle 'nineties was still a predominantly British pastime.

With the exception of three specimens from Charapendo, all have a predominantly brown venter with round, cream-colored spots.