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But the steadiest and largest pool of consumers was prostitutes, who by the 1870s made up an estimated 5 percent to 10 percent of women in American cities, or several million purchasers of birth control.

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

To be deprived of it, even for a brief time, could frighten the steadiest hand.

O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011

The Stings, U2s and Puff Daddys of the world, of course, will be largely unaffected by the turmoil -- Universal and its rivals will always promote their steadiest moneymakers.

Archive: The Dismemberment Plan's dalliance with Interscope Records Click Track 2011

In Boston, he's become one of the steadiest defensemen in the league, and only four other defensemen have a higher points-per-game average than Wideman.

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Market turmoil is posing an unexpected challenge for luxury retailers, shaking what has been the industry's steadiest source of growth.

What's News: Business & Finance 2011

To be deprived of it, even for a brief time, could frighten the steadiest hand.

O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011

To be deprived of it, even for a brief time, could frighten the steadiest hand.

O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011

To be deprived of it, even for a brief time, could frighten the steadiest hand.

O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011

The steadiest rain probably falls south of Fredericksburg, with rain diminishing in coverage and intensity to the north.

Forecast: Mostly magnificent Monday Jason Samenow 2010

The turmoil in the stock market raises an unexpected challenge for luxury retailers by shaking what has been the industry's steadiest source of growth—wealthy consumers.

Luxury Sales at Risk Ellen Byron 2011