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63%
51%
$337.9 million
52%
48.9%
36.8%
| Americans who identified themselves as various kinds of Protestants in 1993. | Percentage of administrators in the general U.S. work force who are females. | Revenue from religious-book sales in 2003. |
| Americans who did so in 2002. The percentage is expected to drop below 50 percent by this year or next. | Percentage of administrators in the U.S. Roman Catholic Church who are females. | Increase over 2002 revenues. |
Sources: National Opinion Research Center, Associated Press/USCCB, The New York Times/Association of American Publishers
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