That division accounted for 69 percent of the company's earnings last year.

Last year, the division accounted for 20 percent of the company's $4 million in revenues.

In 1991 the division accounted for 623 of the estimated adoptions in the state.

Together, these divisions accounted for about $1.7 billion of the company's $6 billion in 1991 sales.

That division accounted for almost half the company's profits on just one-third of the corporate revenues.

By then, the division accounted for $1,5 billion in annual sales and a $575 million operating loss.

Do the major social divisions of class, gender and ethnicity really account for the differences?

Still, the division accounted for just 5 percent of the bank's profits in the second quarter.

The division now accounts for about 85 percent of Minnetonka's annual earnings of more than $200 million.

Those divisions account for an additional 20 percent or so of the company's revenues.