Yeah, I wish we had a tradition, a winning tradition.
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It's a tradition,' then ask: 'Why is this a tradition?
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This has long been the tradition, and in this tradition-breaking 28500 election campaign, the tradition has been upheld by both candidates.
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No tradition has existed forever -- every tradition was once an innovation.
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"This orchestra's tradition," he said, "is the tradition of the new."
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We do so out of tradition, but tradition isn't an imperative.
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One poem is titled "Tradition," and tradition is something I hear a more urgent need to connect to in this book than in anything I've read by Spahr before — poetic tradition and the tradition of song.
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If that's not tradition, then I don't fucking know what tradition means.
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But then there's this other tradition, which is the anti-monopoly tradition.
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I think tradition is worth time mentally, and tradition is worth being upheld.
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Rolling tradition The egg rolling tradition began in the 1870s on Capitol grounds.
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But in the Pentecostal tradition, as in the evangelical tradition, universal reconciliation is heresy.
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On the verge of the inauguration, a time of stately ritual and tradition in a city baked in ritual and tradition, ritual and tradition are out the window.
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There's a long tradition of teaching individual languages and their literatures, a long tradition of teaching fine arts, and a less long but still solid tradition of teaching linguistics.
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"To revive a tradition you have to find elements of the lost tradition," said Fedynsky.
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Wallendas part of circus tradition The Wallenda family is a rich part of circus tradition.
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They were familiar with Confucian tradition, but there was no tradition of voting in China.
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It makes absolutely no sense except for tradition, and sometimes tradition doesn't get us anywhere.
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They are not inherited from a theatrical tradition or a literary tradition: they are cinema itself.
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"If your family tradition is making you go broke, it's not a good tradition," Bodge says.
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You can't fight segregation, say, by an appeal to tradition; segregation was an entrenched American tradition.
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It makes absolutely no sense except for tradition, and sometimes tradition doesn&apost get us anywhere.
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And this tradition of revising and playing with tradition continues with Hercules: In Search of a Hero.
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She's helping to not get rid of the tradition, but to make healthier changes within the tradition.
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And then the third tradition comes from Vienna, and that's sort of more the sleek, modern tradition.
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FADING FAMILY TRADITION Fred Stone, 63, fears hes nearing the end of a century-old family tradition.
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It is wrought with tradition, but this tradition is obsolete and for a much earlier U.S. generation.
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The tradition of picking three commissioners closely aligned with each major party is just that, a tradition.
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"My father uses that story to talk about our faith tradition as a community tradition," Moss says.
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The French neo-Classical tradition is much more theatrical and less based on musicality than the American tradition.
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A married couple's anniversary tradition has people on Reddit shook — but it's not because their tradition is adorable.
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If tradition causes hierarchy, and Western cultures have transcended tradition, then sexism primarily exists in other "backward" cultures.
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This institution has a tradition of speaking out, and we who are here now must continue the tradition.
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This institution has a tradition of speaking out, and we who are here now must continue the tradition.
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Had Washington continued the tradition of conferring in person with the Senate, then perhaps today we wouldn't have a tradition of "senatorial courtesy," but something more like a tradition of "substantial Senate input" into nominees.
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"The interesting thing about the Indian intellectual tradition and scientific tradition is that it is so grammar-based," he says.
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They're accessible only through whatever shreds of tradition are clung to in the environments where tradition still counts for something.
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Below, we rounded up some of millennials' most significant departures from tradition — "tradition" being the way their parents did things.
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A decades-old tradition Donna Grimes told WAVE her grandfather and his friends started the Juice Bowl tradition 50 years ago.
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The Rockettes Keep Tradition Alive The holidays aren't the same without tradition, and that's exactly what the Radio City Rockettes gave.
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"Biblical literalism may be someone's tradition, but it's not our tradition, and it's time we came home to our Anglican roots."
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As one who has inherited a long tradition, I have always felt a deep sense of responsibility to protect this tradition.
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Because a tradition wouldn't be a tradition without a dedicated hashtag, Kim's newly minted ritual is tagged #NMT (No Makeup Tuesdays).
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"There is now very much a new tradition and nice tradition of scientific collaboration" between Chinese and American scientists, Hotez said.
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Mark Knight is participating in a long tradition of black stereotype, or what I often call a tradition of visual imperialism.
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That would depend on whether he retired by tradition (though hardly an unbroken tradition) on the last day of this session.
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In the modern era, there's been a strong tradition of differentiating law enforcement from politics, and this grossly violates that tradition.
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In ''Special Providence,'' the author Walter Russell Mead identifies four prevailing schools of thought about American politics: a Hamiltonian tradition, concerned with commerce and trade; a Wilsonian tradition of foreign intervention; a Jeffersonian tradition of an insular society defined by its civil liberties; and a Jacksonian tradition that's even more insular and martial, unconcerned with global outreach.
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Then, he started questioning why the tradition even started in the first place -- strongly implying the tradition is just dumb and unnecessary.
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"I regard blind obedience as a deviation from tradition even when it purports to be the embodiment of that tradition," Oz writes.
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It wasn't a tradition of the German nation as a whole—it was a tradition of the German south, Bavaria, and Austria.
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England have a long tradition of excellent goalkeepers but also a tradition of playing them beyond their sell-by-date, with fatal consequences.
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Georgina Kleege: There's been a long tradition of touch tours at museums for blind people and also a long tradition of audio tours.
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" Describing the period after her husband's murder, Kerr said, "In the Middle East, the tradition of grieving is similar to the Jewish tradition.
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RADO TRADITION 1965 XL AUTO $2,300 Rado says the original inspiration behind the design of its angular Tradition 1965 was the Manhattan skyline.
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It goes to show the complex weaving together of old and new, of tradition and adopted tradition, in a city that's constantly changing.
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Describing her brother as a wise man who did something noble, she added, "The tradition of family is the holiest tradition in Judaism."
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Hardwick, that the right to engage in homosexual sex was not rooted in tradition; instead, prohibitions on homosexual sex were rooted in tradition.
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But Tawwab said their decision to do what felt right for them was ultimately more healthy than following tradition for tradition&aposs sake.
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In other words, the Levite tradition was added to the Israelite tradition and together they formed the way the people refer to God.
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We remember rhetoric that forges a tradition—and I think he did that by combining those elements—but also is part of a tradition.
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If this seems like some of the most gratuitous displays of wealth (and tradition) we have in this modern era — well, that's tradition, too.
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Tradition with Over-the-Top Glamour According to wedding planner Sharon Sacks, the couple mixed tradition with over-the-top glamour at their ceremony.
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The gender-bending tradition of the chunta dancers is a deep part of the town's tradition, and many begin participating from a young age.
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Two products have been recalled: Zeigler A Tradition of Great Taste Red Hots and Extra Hot Zeigler A Tradition of Great Taste Red Hots.
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There is a problem of missing context here; twists on tradition don't really resonate when tradition is hard to find in its untwisted form.
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It was a living tradition and not a restrictive one that was endured more than embraced, which is how I always thought of tradition.
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Education is sometimes about tradition, like the tradition of putting old laptop processors in low-end Chromebooks because Chrome OS runs fine on minimal specs.
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It makes an attempt, certainly, in the way Ara tries to observe the tradition of being a falcon hunter, a tradition seemingly dying with Auntie.
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Mental health experts are breaking with tradition by diagnosing Trump Mental health experts are breaking with tradition by diagnosing Trump This segment originally aired Feb.
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This tradition of radical love is an American tradition, even though it has drawn deeply and powerfully from people like Gandhi and Thich Nhat Hanh.
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Every collection after its inaugural collection will be centered around a cultural food tradition and the authentic cooking materials used to participate in that tradition.
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While citing "tradition" is a shaky argument, since the prohibition against homosexuality was only added in 1972, there is certainly a "tradition" of conservative Christianity.
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It's far likelier, though, that Charles cleaves to the trappings of the Eastern Orthodox tradition—particularly its Greek iteration—simply because it is a tradition.
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The couple is breaking tradition with the birth of their first child, and won't be posing for the tradition photoshoot on the steps of the hospital.
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Vince Staples is a rapper from Long Beach who fits a tradition of violent Southern California gangsta rap yet also expresses profound discomfort with that tradition.
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From beginning to end, with people and process, it's rooted in Portland craft-beer tradition more than in the scotch-whisky tradition or anything like it.
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Although Chip and Joanna broke their tradition of choosing names that began with the letter D, there was one family tradition they kept alive and well.
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"I see it as a big umbrella term to cover the German tradition of bitter liqueurs, the French tradition of amers, the Mexican fernet," he said.
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That's right, it seems including pets in the festive tradition of dressing in the same comfy clothes as your family is becoming a tradition in itself.
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Lombardo didn't write the song or invent the tradition of playing it to celebrate the new year, but the unusual television-centricity of North American observation of the holiday meant that his decision to play "Auld Lang Syne" turned it from a tradition into the tradition.
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When we first meet Peter, he discovers a new tradition of snowman pancakes on Christmas Eve, and his quest for mac and cheese is another family tradition.
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Rutherford-Johnson mentions "something indefinable" in the Western classical tradition that attracts creative musicians from across the globe, even if they end up rebelling against that tradition.
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"[Lemonade] invokes so much of the Yoruba tradition, which is grounded in African tradition," Dr. Amy Yeboah, associate professor of Africana studies at Howard University, told PBS.
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"There's a 100-year tradition — a political and artist tradition — and René's a good person to find new ways to take that into the future," she said.
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"The British theater tradition is still much more based on a narrative level, while the German tradition starts from a more deconstructive point of view," he explained.
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Impeachment may be moving forward, but tradition is tradition, which means Trump took to the Rose Garden to pardon a pair of turkeys named Bread and Butter.
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I spent part of my childhood in Belgium, growing up with this tradition, and I've heard a lot of excuses that try to justify continuing the tradition.
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Since taking office, President Donald Trump has made something of a tradition of bucking tradition, including when it comes to which events he's chosen to attend or host.
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In 1975, however, J.G.A. Pocock published a tome called The Machiavellian Moment: Florentine Political Thought and the Atlantic Republican Tradition, bringing the civic republican tradition to the fore.
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The conservative tradition asks us to preserve what we have inherited from our ancestors, and the progressive tradition seeks to provide the greatest good for the greatest number.
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Tradition dates to the early 1700s Christmas Eve bonfires are part of a tradition that Cajuns like to call "lighting a way for Papa Noel," Weidert told CNN.
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If three consecutive years of doing something constitutes a tradition, then the "Super Mega" crossword contest in The Times's 2018 "Puzzle Mania" section is now officially a tradition.
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Even before the 2015 Hollywood horror version brought the tradition to millions of Americans, a new generation of Germans and Austrians was reviving a tradition cherished in childhood.
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Do you see yourselves as working within a particular tradition; be it the initial boundary-pushing of 80s era New Order or the longer tradition of dance music itself?
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Now, however, that tradition feels consigned to irrelevance, even as the Christian nationalist tradition that has informed so much of evangelical thought continues to become more and more influential.
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But she doesn't have the things that are compelling about an Aretha Franklin or Gladys Knight performance, deep in the gospel tradition, in the tradition of really great singing.
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As Laura Turner notes in an excellent piece for BuzzFeed, no theological tradition is as rife for accusations of hypocrisy as the "prosperity gospel," a distinctively American theological tradition.
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The kimono tradition is shrinking in Japan so in a way, my rebellion in the face of complete tradition is helping it stay alive but also helping bring change.
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Even before the 2015 Hollywood horror version brought the tradition to millions of Americans, a new generation of Germans and Austrians were reviving a tradition they cherished from childhood.
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"Believing that tradition is more important than human lives is like a cult that mistakes fundamentalism for tradition," Yoshinori Kobayashi, a popular comic book artist, wrote on his blog.
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Booing — lustily, rightly, wrongly — is a Cannes tradition.
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Soon after another tradition — of mandatory intoxication — began.
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Tradition, owned by Swiss-listed Compagnie Financière Tradition, will initially launch the platform, Elixium, with a limited range of products to build up liquidity, the company said in a statement.
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On film or on wax, Boots Riley and the Coup are carrying on a musical tradition of revolution; they're carrying on a hip-hop tradition of speaking truth to power.
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But while it is easy to wave off the tradition as a type of Mexican bat mitzvah, there is much more to this 500-year-old tradition: namely, the food.
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Britain has a long and honorable tradition of treating its rulers with satirical contempt; it also has a less honorable tradition, especially where the monarchy is concerned, of fawning deference.
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Mr. Rogers is not part of the American tradition of minimal sportswear; he's part of a new tradition that is emerging, one unafraid of messing with history and redesigning it.
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The recent revival of the republican tradition in America began in 1975, when scholar J.G.A. Pocock published his tome The Machiavellian Moment: Florentine Political Thought and the Atlantic Republican Tradition.
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Bronx Griot: The African Jali Tradition in NYC (Saturday) This celebration of jali — a West African tradition of telling history that incorporates singing, storytelling and poetry — begins at 7 p.m.
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Winter swimming has a longer tradition in Finland and Russia, but this race is the first of kind in Sweden, beginning a tradition and putting a unique spin on it.
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It is a tradition within Christian thought that became popular among English Puritans in the 16th and 17th centuries but is today most closely associated with the evangelical American tradition.
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It's apparently a tradition to have clocks set their snooze to nine minutes, which is why Apple does this, but I think it's a dumb tradition that has little merit.
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The Tomahawk chop, a Kansas City tradition that involves a hand gesture simulating the movement of a tomahawk, is yet another aspect of team tradition adopted from Native American culture.
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Even on the court, a place ruled by tradition, Gorsuch showed his independence early by eschewing the tradition of relying upon a pool of clerks to go through cert petitions.
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Long, Winding Journeys: Contemporary Art and the Islamic Tradition presents a group of thirty artists of Middle Eastern and South Asian descent, who engage diverse forms of Islamic visual tradition.
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The genius of this story is that it participates in the tradition of idealized romantic love while exposing the hazards of the very kind of thinking engendered by that tradition.
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The second tradition is coming from Limoges, France, and it's a more pictorial tradition, where you see artists almost using enamel as a form of oil painting to create narrative scenes.
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Besides, there's a long-standing tradition of winners thanking the crews that supported them and made their projects possible, and anyone who neglects that tradition risks looking self-absorbed and egotistical.
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As many commentators noted at the time, Sanders was less a democratic socialist in the tradition of Eugene Debs than he was a social democrat in the tradition of Franklin Roosevelt.
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However, there has long been a fantasy tradition around the world of using Halloween festivities to pretend you are someone else, as shown by the British tradition of "fancy dress" balls.
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Diaspora gave rise to the Askhenazi tradition of Eastern Europe and Russia, and the Sephardi tradition of the Mediterranean — distinctions of culture that nonetheless gave rise to certain differences of interpretation.
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Sprecher, now 61, and his small team of top managers chose technology over tradition and as they pushed onward, showed little deference to tradition as they closed down historic trading pits.
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"We should not only keep the tradition alive, but establish a new tradition," he said in a phone interview from Switzerland, where he is general music director of the Zurich Opera.
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"Taking this action really is the time-honored tradition, the constitutional tradition, of making a good-faith argument for modification, reversal of existing legal precedent," Mr. DeWine said, according to Cleveland.com.
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" - Tom, 41 "Family decided 'axe-throwing' was new tradition.
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Royals have a tradition for everything – even their greenery!
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And there we have it — a tradition is born.
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He liked to say he was a product of intermarriage — that of his paternal great-grandparents — between two great traditions of Judaism: the cerebral Lithuanian tradition and the more emotional Hasidic tradition.
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"There's a great tradition of writers from one generation giving a hand to the next group coming up — a tradition I got a lot of benefit from," said Sorkin in a statement.
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In the European military tradition (from which the US tradition is derived), any disgraced officer who was summarily kicked out of his unit was done so in the most demeaning manner possible.
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Alongside the liberal tradition, which concerns itself predominantly with the idea of individual liberty, as articulated in the Declaration of Independence, civic republicanism constitutes a second foundational tradition in American political thought.
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And of course to make it work so smoothly it is not only just what is written in notes, it is knowing the tradition, following the tradition and following between the notes.
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Alongside the long tradition of exclusion that is evident today and throughout Christian history, there is also a tradition of progressive Christians taking bold action for human dignity and the common good.
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International relations professor and author of The Tradition of Non-Use of Nuclear Weapons, T.V. Paul disagrees, arguing that it's not a taboo but a tradition that's driven by social and political pressures.
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The fascists, the heroes, could strengthen themselves into what were called the "New Men," channeling a mythical tradition of knight-like strength, protecting community and tradition, but often, paradoxically, through powerful, modern militaries.
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While the energy today won't be as romantic as Venus likes to be, it's still a special time to embrace tradition (Saturn loves tradition) and to enjoy a feeling of stability and maturity.
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"[T]he tradition of having government funded military schools for men is as well rooted in the traditions of this country as the tradition of sending only men into military combat," Scalia wrote.
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Adopting a direct vote for president was the "logical, realistic and proper continuation of this nation's tradition and history — a tradition of continuous expansion of the franchise and equality in voting," he said.
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The power of rebellion comes from the power of tradition.
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He blames the Chinese tradition of responsibility for parental care.
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The annual tradition of marriage proposals continued in two countries.
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Starting last month, Mr. Obama quietly broke with that tradition.
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Fighting for what you believe in is an American tradition.
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That is part of the tradition and history of demagoguery.
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"You just trashed 100 years of tradition," Black chimed in.
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Now American innovation is leaving this tradition in the dust.
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He has managed to eliminate the tradition of term limits.
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President Obama continued the bipartisan tradition of honoring this commitment.
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Rawls and the contemporary liberal tradition have gotten something wrong.
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It is also tradition for the current president to attend.
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And this year, Disney's Moana stands to uphold that tradition.
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We decide to make The Heel Mile a Christmas tradition.
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Futurists must repudiate tradition, obliterate its residue, trample its tracks.
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Washington politics has a tradition of that kind of stuff.
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Thank God for this martial arts tradition ... and video cameras.
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Kingsbury's infatuation with Murray is rooted in Texas football tradition.
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Hinkie plugs right into this literary tradition, to excruciating effect.
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Billings will likely be the next player in that tradition.
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Now, General Motors is getting in on the annual tradition.
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But that welcoming tradition only partially eases the refugees' transition.
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Of course, Sam Barsky spits in the face of tradition.
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What do you think of Olivia Culpo's ice cream tradition?
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Dim sum in Chinatown is the better New York tradition.
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French farmers have a long tradition of staging disruptive protests.
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I love the tradition of it and I love champagne.
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For Kate, watching Wimbledon was a family tradition growing up.
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Here are just a few highlights from the glorious tradition.
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They're keeping the creative tradition alive at Bron Yr Aur.
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But the Grammys have a keen tradition of overlooking Beyoncé.
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Eurovision has a long tradition of LGBT presenters and performers.
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"Pancaking your shoe is kind of a tradition," Robinson said.
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During her engagement photoshoot, Markle broke with tradition, big time.
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Like the Trocks, she offered a comic parody of tradition.
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The tradition carried through to Disney's digital distribution platforms, too.
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For Tamils, the "taming" of bulls is a noble tradition.
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But his rise recalls an older American tradition: vaudeville shows.
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"We do not have any continuing cultural tradition," says Yadav.
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Falsity has never been part of our 1st Amendment tradition.
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"Otherwise, folks are often supportive of keeping with the tradition."
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" It takes a "special interest in the Christian intellectual tradition.
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This is understood by all who play; this is tradition.
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The strength of this novel derives from the old tradition.
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They're selling this story, this myth, this history and tradition.
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And Mr Abe, they said, was playing with sacred tradition.
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Yet he insists innovation is inherent to Islamic financial tradition.
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We don't have that type of structure in our tradition.
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"This is not a part of our tradition," he says.
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Let's hope their wedding is televised in Bachelor Nation tradition.
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Boston Dynamics evidently hopes its machines can continue this tradition.
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I think, well, we have another tradition and another culture.
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We, as coaches, can't get too caught up in tradition.
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This year, the company sought to break with that tradition.
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So my mom and I built a new tradition instead.
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Becoming a part of that tradition creates a deep connection.
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There is a tradition of silence in those scriptures, too.
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"Idaho has a tradition of pushing these boundaries," Trahant said.
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Expect some of the above to carry on that tradition.
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It denies our country's tradition of tolerance for different beliefs.
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SRS: Are you working from a tradition of moon art?
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Mr. Trump's rhetoric resonates with a particular American political tradition.
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We're quite familiar with that tradition in Scandinavia as well.
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TRADITION suggests that Wall Street should favour the Republican Party.
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Plus, if you're like Oprah, tradition isn't your thing anyway.
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The Atlantic has a whole photo series on the tradition.
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The greatest exponent of this tradition is Alexis de Tocqueville.
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Russia has a long, ignoble tradition of declaring rebels mad.
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The tradition continues with their bikes, power tools, and strollers.
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Yet the making of unrealistic pledges has remained a tradition.
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The two have a long tradition of exchanging birthday wishes.
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All 3 include long sleeves -- a tradition for royal brides.
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"This is an L.A. tradition," Lauren told me between bites.
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"So it's about time that tradition is renewed," Depaule said.
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Consider how they are smashing one conservative tradition after another.
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It is, as per tradition, a delightful and strange assortment.
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But a similar tradition in sculpture is hard to identify.
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Countries such as Germany have a tradition of employee participation.
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A tradition 90 years in the making rocked the holiday!
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Kourtney started the tradition when she gave one to me.
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As per tradition, the church provides free dinner for dancers.
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THERE IS A revealing tradition of apostasy in American politics.
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But there's a wonderful tradition of garden writing in America.
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Yet the intellectual tradition it owes most to is liberalism.
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Do you consider yourself within his tradition as an artist?
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Carnot tells us why And thus was a tradition born.
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Both of them involve the wonderful tradition of cover versions.
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Anzac Day is an important tradition for the royal family.
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Is Young positioning herself as an inheritor of this tradition?
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I'm sold on any tradition that involves breakfast in bed.
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Here's hoping Runaways doesn't break with tradition in that regard.
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This tradition informs us, and I wanted to represent that.
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Has that style always been the tradition of gospel music?
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It gives a sense of the diversity of Jewish tradition.
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Hillary Clinton is holding up her end of this tradition.
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This year, Trump's event will mark a return to tradition.
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It comes from a long tradition on the American right.
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But more than 26 years later, the Aspen tradition continues.
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This went totally against the tradition of the U.S. Open.
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The Yersin is an impressive vessel inspired by this tradition.
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Perhaps forging a new Sabbath tradition would ease her loneliness.
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"It's a 4th of July tradition!" she posted on Thursday.
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" In short, Wu says, "The tradition sounds great to me.
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The act of wearing plaid in Scotland instead is tradition.
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It establishes a dialogue between contemporary connectivity and esoteric tradition.
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He attended Royal Ascot in June, a royal family tradition.
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Or perhaps in New Deal tradition, an 'ignorance relief' period.
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The concept color "Shironeri" is a reflection of Japanese tradition.
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These Democrats are breaking with tradition after a divisive election.
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We want people to sing, we want that tradition here.
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According to the Smithsonian, the tradition began in the 1940s.
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As is tradition, Scalia's chair was draped in black crepe.
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And Civ VI's upcoming Rise and Fall continues that tradition.
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He wore robes and was ordained in the Tibetan tradition.
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" Still, she said, "The design was sleek and respected tradition.
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But the dance can be steeped in heteronormative, patriarchal tradition.
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It is also typical of a kind of monarchical tradition.
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Another reason for the change in tradition could be privacy.
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Not that a lack of culinary tradition deters The Foragers.
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Pham wanted to honor culinary tradition, but still push boundaries.
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Respecting Miku's tradition while adding something new to the mix.
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Maybe the weight of tradition is too strong in Paris.
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Murray's writing on basic income is in this same tradition.
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The pizzaioli say they want only acknowledgment of their tradition.
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And when I die, my grandchildren will continue the tradition.
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Our military upholds the tradition of leaving no one behind.
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Republicans have a long and unparalleled tradition of environmental stewardship.
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Nevertheless, the tradition has stuck — but we doubt anyone's complaining.
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In this historiographical tradition, the little guy is, implicitly, white.
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Kanye's tradition of dropping new singles on Fridays is back.
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It's a matter of loyalty to tradition, always and everywhere!
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But of course there's a long tradition of unconventional writing.
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Thursday night was, as is tradition nowadays, full of news.
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Saturn is also the planet of responsibility, maturity, and tradition.
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That position is a sharp break with decades of tradition.
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This country doesn't have a lot of tradition, does it?
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European governments were chained to centuries of history and tradition.
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This disparity entrenches Harvard's retrograde tradition of privileges for men.
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This is part of a tradition that she holds dear.
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Everything is different on an island: language, weather, food, tradition.
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It's also difficult to identify some coherent regional activist tradition.
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He is the last man standing in the conservative tradition.
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"There is another tradition in America," the 2016 hopeful writes.
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I look for a candidate who will restore that tradition.
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The interrogation of tradition is a fine and healthy thing.
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Some have depicted Islam as a threat to secular tradition.
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Religion, tradition and hygiene are some of the reasons given.
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The manipulation of history and culture has a long tradition.
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"All Too Well" takes the country tradition in that way.
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Candid portraits have become a tradition for the royal family.
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Which ones may be more based on tradition or folklore?
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Using them is a great way to start a tradition.
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The list that Kelly helped create started an annual tradition.
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A tradition of fiery populism courses through American political history.
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This year, the festive tradition kicks off on November 29.
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One tutor teaches each student Hebrew, the other Jewish tradition.
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But they are wary of turning their backs on tradition.
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Yet pragmatism is a longstanding tradition in US foreign relations.
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"I just like the tradition of it," Ms. Comey said.
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In Navy tradition, a lucky cribbage board belonging to Cmdr.
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Both continue in their father's tradition of being notoriously reclusive.
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There are none that are specifically designed for this tradition.
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It's a disas- I WON... The wishbone tradition is genius.
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Obama has continued this tradition, and the United States v.
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This year's crop of winners lived up to the tradition.
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R.O. Kwon's debut, The Incendiaries, squats subversively in this tradition.
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A tradition is born TV dinners have Thanksgiving to thank.
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"Tradition has a lot to do with it," he said.
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That aspect of tradition carries over to Pad & Quill's suppliers.
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"That's just part of the tradition of baseball," Maddon said.
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Saudi Arabia is predominately Sunni, a competing tradition of Islam.
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Trump continued the tradition shortly after being inaugurated in 2017.
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This tradition is long gone, but Manu recognized certain echoes.
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The tradition dates back to 1935, according to Atlas Obscura.
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Forbath has succinctly summarized the core argument of this tradition.
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He's kneeling to pray, which is in our best tradition.
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The turkey pardon tradition began during the Harry Truman administration.
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The depth of the blues tradition makes him feel unworthy.
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"And there's a feeling of tradition to it," Broderick adds.
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Kaôh Rōng diverged from that tradition thanks to Tai Trang.
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And in typical Trump fashion -- the President broke from tradition.
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What brought the noble tradition of bundling to an end?
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Despite the arrests, Hagej and others have continued their tradition.
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The tradition is even a surprise for other Chinese visitors.
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To some, it is a tradition that should be eliminated.
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Lustig insists, frustrated by the Hollywood tradition of transposing all
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Clinton is heir to an enormously successful bipartisan governing tradition.
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The race, for many, is still a deeply cherished tradition.
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Rather than boo, some Mets fans at Tradition Field chuckled.
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"We are able to mix tradition and fashion," he said.
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He is the author of "The Analytic Tradition in Philosophy."
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They said they "loved the tradition of Christmas," she added.
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The passion for tradition is particularly strong at hockey games.
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The contest has been a White House tradition since 1966.
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It became a tradition to have your tacos 'bañados' here.
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Coach has always been centered around tradition, legacy, and heritage.
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I broke the tradition when I became a rock musician.
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Bargou is rarely visited, and the musical tradition is insular.
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And the tradition was embraced and celebrated by those participating.
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The annual tradition has become a hot ticket for celebs.
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Daisy Jones We've got a family tradition in my house.
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It is, in part, a fight over a family tradition.
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The cannibal sandwich has been a Wisconsin tradition for decades.
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But I mean the idea came from this family tradition.
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This is a presidential tradition, and included some noteworthy names.
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Even World War II didn't mess with the annual tradition.
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Bango: the grand tradition of hold music was then born.
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It's custom; it's tradition; it's dogma; it's a cargo cult.
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Except instead of a heteronormative tax tradition, it's buying books.
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It's a tradition appreciated by many, objected to by few.
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They're the traditional prop for meditation in the Zen tradition.
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The friends never expected their Halloween tradition to go viral.
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People who hold those values prioritize security, conformity and tradition.
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The tradition dates to the original Olympic games in Greece.
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Business missions between the U.S. and Egypt have become tradition.
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The presidential pardoning of a turkey is a Thanksgiving tradition.
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"I guess they have to keep their tradition," he said.
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Many in Congress prefer tradition when instead, we need modernization.
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And it's all based on [thousands] of years of tradition.
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Being Belgian, I've always thought it was a strange tradition.
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For the most part, this cuisine is an oral tradition.
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"The Olympics is an organization that likes tradition," Guegold said.
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They also have a strong sense of tradition and family.
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Volunteering in the fire service is a vital community tradition.
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Who knows, maybe one day he'll carry on the tradition.
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If tradition blinds older doctors, ideology can blind younger ones.
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Inveighing against corrupt politics is something of an American tradition.
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With food, too, he nods to tradition but faces forward.
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Fallen Kingdom director J.A. Bayona fits well within that tradition.
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In Poland, the tradition comes from pickling vegetables at home.
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The exhibition elucidates the innovations that artists brought to tradition.
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Who doesn't see the good in patriotism, tradition and decency?
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Munich: Is the German city steeped in tradition becoming cool?
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For some women, it's about turning tradition on its head.
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"I guess it nurtures the culture and tradition," he said.
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We are fighting centuries and centuries of tradition and culture.
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It was my colorful grandmother, Gammie, who started that tradition.
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So the tradition continues, even as the debate goes on.
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His art education in Kumasi followed a British academic tradition.
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Britain has a long and noble tradition of parliamentary supremacy.
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But maybe tradition doesn't have to be abandoned, just modified.
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In the tradition of "The Nutcracker," the tasty treats dance.
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Presenting operas in nontraditional settings is becoming a new tradition.
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It's a tradition we've been doing now for 14 years.
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Mr. Trump's proclamation is a radical departure from that tradition.
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His cameo appearances in them became something of a tradition.
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How did the tradition start, and why did it disappear?
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But the emerging American tradition of school shootings has continued.
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Someone suggested Washington Square instead, with its tradition of performers.
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If that runs against tradition and practice, so be it.
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This became a tradition that continued until the Civil War.
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A traditional kimono and a nod to a new tradition.
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Battle flags are a Navy tradition with a long history.
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Our industry does not respect tradition — it only respects innovation.
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Here, too, Mollino was following the tradition of the pharaohs.
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Against that backdrop, Holland was a major break with tradition.
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First platform, reviving a paleoconservative tradition that would partly inform
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This city in many ways embodies the grand Russian tradition.
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They are the nurturers, mediators, peacemakers, and keepers of tradition.
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But being German, he knows you cannot go against tradition.
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The pomp mimics an English court tradition called the levée.
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Pardoning turkeys is a presidential tradition rife with dark humor.
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"Family tradition with my favorite addition this year," she wrote.
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"There's an organ tradition here in New York," Castoldi said.
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Youth alone, it seems, does not suffice to change tradition.
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There's also the yearly tradition of looking at Superb Owls.
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This is the tradition that needs to be honored today.
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According to Indian tradition, it's time to find a husband.
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Scarecrow festivals, however, are understood to be a modern tradition.
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This tradition came to an abrupt stop with President Trump.
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That jam session is another tradition that has been dormant.
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This tradition has unexpected roots, too: It begins with surfers.
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He tosses tradition under the bus when it suits him.
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"There is a sense of continuity, of tradition, of belonging."
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But residents say they're fighting to keep the tradition alive.
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In Murray, this is a tradition that people hold dearly.
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Dear Heloise: We have started a tradition in our family.
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I'd argue (a) stars, (b) plotlines, (c) history and tradition*.
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Trump has embraced the tradition that comes with Varadkar's visit.
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It was a tradition that was continued for many years.
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It's a Wednesday tradition around here, to cook this way.
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The casatiello is an Easter bread steeped in Neapolitan tradition.
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The Knights of Malta is a bastion of Catholic tradition.
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I don't have a Christmas tradition to invite her to.
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Talk about the grand old tradition of mudslinging in campaigns.
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It's honoring the tradition of skateboarding that helped mold them.
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Suffering and martyrdom occupy a central place in Coptic tradition.
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Her daughter, Zara Tindall (born Zara Phillips), continues the tradition.
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It's just ridiculous and has nothing to do with tradition.
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It means a lot to continue our tradition of charity.
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KFC fried chicken has become a Christmas tradition in Japan.
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And if it goes silent, a great tradition is broken.
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Now he and others were the inheritors of the tradition.
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Mr. Villafranca, a pianist, makes his affinity for tradition clear.
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Have you ever been part of creating a new tradition?
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That seems to be a dark, but consistent, American tradition.
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How to embrace tradition without being a slave to it?
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The young people kneeling today are following a long tradition.
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The practices raises concerns and breaks with decades of tradition.
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There is a long tradition of games named after commodities.
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"Ah yes," they say, at every astonishing break with tradition.
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"Ah yes," they say, at every astonishing break with tradition.
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In the Western tradition, man has no purpose without God.
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This is the tradition Trump's views seem to fit into.
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In 1991, Kerala's high court enshrined that tradition into law.
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But the danger is to derive everything from this tradition.
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Its tour of Silicon Valley is an annual offseason tradition.
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How were you supposed to know about her family tradition?
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Back in 2015, Trump said he would follow that tradition.
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"That's become something like a nice tradition," he told me.
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Someone suggested Washington Square instead, with its tradition of performers.
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By tradition, the party changes its head every 10 years.
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"As human beings, we like folklore and tradition," Igel says.
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It recognizes that tradition is not historic, but a continuum.
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Tantra is also a tradition that treats practice as experimentation.
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Kate Middleton also bucked this tradition by having her sister Pippa Middleton as her maid of honor, but Meghan Markle decided to bring back the tradition by having only children in her bridal party.
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Proposals to get rid of the vellum tradition spurred anger in 1999, when the House of Lords voted to abolish vellum, but the move was defeated by the House of Commons, which cited tradition.
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In one of the more thrilling moments, dancers representing the Bate-Bolas, a raucous Carnival tradition in Rio, enacted a clash with dancers representing Maracatu, a Carnival tradition from the northeastern state of Pernambuco.
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The tradition of walking down the Supreme Court steps after a formal investiture ceremony -- usually done alongside the court's chief justice -- began in the 1950s, but not all justices have participated in the tradition.
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You won't hear many direct references to that tradition in this music; Ortíz is an experimentalist and a tonal provocateur, influenced by European modernism and contemporary jazz as much as by Afro-Cuban tradition.
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But the truth is, the tradition came about in the early 1700s when German and French settlers came to the area and brought the tradition with them, according to River Parishes Tourist Commission. Weidert.
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And I am blessed to live in the greatest nation with the tradition of civil liberties, the greatest tradition of civil liberties in the world, in a country which provides so much to its people.
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"The Energy and Commerce Committee has a proud tradition of bipartisanship, and during both his time as Chairman and Ranking Member, Greg has lived up to that tradition," Pallone said in a statement on Monday.
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"Although the Tomahawk Chop may be a game day tradition, it is not an appropriate acknowledgment of tribal tradition or culture," Muscogee (Creek) Nation Principal Chief James R. Floyd said in a statement to CNN.
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Tradition has long held that the administration relies on congressional leaders from the opposing party to identify the nominees for the two other seats, but it's unclear if the Trump administration will follow that tradition.
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"Quilting was the only way to get it done because it's an old tradition; it's a tradition that African Americans have used for many years; it's a way of preserving memory through fabric," he said.
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Whether the alleged DDoS attacker knew it, by taking the story offline he is following in a grand tradition of keeping women's stories from being heard—a tradition the story itself is trying to break.
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His family's tulip-farming tradition continued for hundreds of years, and after trial and error (and trial and error), Putman's confident his new twist on the family tulip tradition will continue well into the future.
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In the Yiddish version, the opening song is still called "Tradition" ("Traditsye") but Tevye emphasizes that it is adherence to Torah, not just tradition, that has enabled the Jewish people to survive through the ages.
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Is this simply an aberration, or are there some deep links that tie the president to the great tradition of thought that I describe in my recent book, "Conservatism: An Invitation to the Great Tradition"?
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It was a departure from the genteel tradition of the presidents' club in which the exes try not to personally criticize the current one and vice versa, although Trump had never adhered to this tradition.
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But last year, the family opted out of their annual tradition.
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Eugenie followed royal tradition by selecting a gown with British ties.
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But there is a third, even more powerful tradition: muddling through.
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The actors all look older than teens, but that's TV tradition.
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We are told to expect Trump to stick with that tradition.
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And then there's the ongoing birthday tradition she has with Cher.
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It's a tradition I've kept up for around 10 years now.
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Not speaking the "a-word" too often is a Democratic tradition
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"That tradition is very important to them," a palace spokesperson confirmed.
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MB: It sounds like farming practices are largely based on tradition.
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However, this remains a strong GOP district by enrollment and tradition.
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Much of the world already does, out of necessity and tradition.
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The craftsmanship and heritage tradition of a cast-iron skillet vs.
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It, for the most part, has stood on integrity and tradition.
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As is tradition, Republicans and Democrats took turns with the questioning.
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The tradition of religious liberty has the resources to handle this.
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It pervades the entire cultural tradition in which he was raised.
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This is a German tradition that dates back to the 103.
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That descriptor and the allegiance it implies comes not from tradition.
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Which is a tradition of online, a lot of the recaps.
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Also OnePlus is keeping with tradition, and hitting hard on price.
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Sure, it's tradition for football teams to have female cheer teams.
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It's practically a yuletide tradition, predictable as Starbucks cups turning red.
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The same concerns occur in Jewish tradition from King David onward.
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Beyond price, ubiquity, and tradition, there are other reasons we're hooked.
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Zuckerberg has a tradition of making public his New Years Resolutions.
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Someday, Mikulak plans to keep the tradition in his own family.
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As I've written before, handshakes are a filthy, disease-spreading tradition.
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So, why not make Poop The Potato your new holiday tradition?
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In our tradition the State is not omnipresent in the home.
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Confusing tradition The Korean age system has its roots in China.
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Up until 1953, there was no set tradition for the lunch.
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But grandmothers are culturally coded as the keepers of domestic tradition.
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Earlier in the day, one steeped in tradition and protocol, Mrs.
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It's been a new tradition that he's started on his own.
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That's my favorite tradition of any sort of holiday like this.
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However, despite our usual tradition, this year will be vastly different.
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" Proud dad Connor joked: "We had to keep up the tradition.
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The Moon enters Capricorn this evening, finding you reflecting on tradition.
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So for this new camp, we were focusing on keeping tradition.
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The two countries have "a tradition of friendly exchanges," Shuang said.
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It is believed that tradition goes back to the Bronze Age.
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Going to the pub was a British tradition I definitely miss.
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In the United Kingdom, pageantry and tradition accompany the Queen's speech.
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To complete the makeover, the tournament also adopted the mascot tradition.
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Yet there's no singular, clear reason we still follow this tradition.
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ODA 93's mission, and past ones, followed in that tradition.
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Second, the tradition of the "citizen-soldier" is dead and buried.
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And it's also continuing a 50-year tradition with this show.
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Think of it as an homage, or a long-running tradition.
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Haifa's relative liberalism is a product of its unique, cosmopolitan tradition.
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That's the true American tradition, emphasizing future dynamism not tribal walls.
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Resistance against tradition forms the foundation of 250th-century Asian art.
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But one part of the tradition is under pressure to change.
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The vision is a reordering of society around tradition and community.
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That's where Milne's alternative, Albrecht Cremant Brut Rose Tradition, comes in.
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Sadly she passed away, so her parents carried on this tradition.
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Most prime ministers travel on tracks of tradition, convention and precedent.
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Following tradition, Mr. Obama initially refrained from publicly criticizing his successor.
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That tradition, however, gave way to an increasingly progressive City Council.
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But where he does depart from GOP tradition is in personality.
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The merged concern has continued that bichromatic tradition to this day.
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But he did not dare break with tradition by going coed.
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It's one of the most cherished principles of our constitutional tradition.
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Now, the drive has become a tradition for the outgoing boy.
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We want to have some tradition but also mix it up.
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And Netflix really wants to be a part of the tradition.
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He came out of a political religious tradition that was heteronormative.
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LONDON — Complaining about the weather is a time-honoured British tradition.
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Not all the riders fronted up for this post-event tradition.
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Timothy Garton Ash, a historian, calls this tradition "intra-European orientalism".
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A Muslim tradition adds that the virgin's mother was called Hannah.
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Predictive text memes are a natural next step in this tradition.
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Some pieces pay homage to — and then immediately thwart — Venetian tradition.
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Harry also broke with tradition in opting for a platinum band.
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The Braxton ladies hinted this is sort of a family tradition.
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It's fun, it's unpredictable, and it's inventive without fully breaking tradition.
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This is a festive tradition that we can all get behind.
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Appeals to the power of tradition would no longer work, however.
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Why has the great tradition of political drinking gone into decline?
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The library also manages to articulate tradition in an ingenious fashion.
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In line with tradition, Akihito and Empress Michiko did not attend.
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Sunnis: followers of the sunnah, or tradition, of the Prophet Muhammad.
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In China, these photo shoots are a tradition; it's nothing unusual.
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It's an annual tradition to encourage people to register their dogs.
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The egg rolling tradition began in the 1870s on Capitol grounds.
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Not to mention, the kit has to contend with family tradition.
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Please stop appropriating a tradition you don't fully practice or embrace.
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Witherspoon also experienced what has become known as a Starbucks tradition.
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"That tradition is very important to them," a palace spokesman said.
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"Any girls that break tradition here, they risk death," he says.
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We have a rich tradition of comedy shows skewering our politicians.
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But this, he argues, is in keeping with a long tradition.
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Nowadays, trolling someone's innocent Photoshop request is essentially an internet tradition.
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I felt that we'd let down the tradition of USA softball.
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Nintendo has a great tradition of making its consoles backward compatible.
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In some ways Mr Macron constitutes a break with Gallic tradition.
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Yes, we're talking about the time-honored tradition of holiday parties.
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Holiday-themed Carpool Karaoke clips have become a tradition for Corden.
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Meals get more elaborate, as well as more dependent on tradition.
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That's part of the grand Jedi tradition, to win by losing.
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"It's a very American tradition to start penalizing success," Clegg said.
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Facebook's corporate tradition of evasion was on display on Capitol Hill.
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Does that make him the greatest artist in the Western tradition?
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It has become a tradition in the weeks before the Olympic
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It would be great if that was a tradition everyone did.
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Tsunotsuki is an ancient Japanese tradition, dating back hundreds of years.
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Good first step in comeback of a dying evening and tradition!
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But who knew St. Louis had such a rich culinary tradition?
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DE VOGUE: The Supreme Court is steep in tradition and seniority.
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Health Tradition, a plan owned by Mayo Clinic, is leaving Wisconsin.
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"That s a little bit of tradition in our house now."
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Kinzinger said the Trump administration should keep with White House tradition.
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If you love glamour and tradition, tune into the Academy Awards.
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Someone who has tolerance, but at the same time, protects tradition.
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Pelosi has demolished decades of tradition with this poorly considered moment.
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It's been good to be with you for this lighthearted tradition.
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Prince George is getting a lesson in a big family tradition.
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Tradition-minded Bolivians call her an anarchist and revile her lesbianism.
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The second tradition is known as gender-bending, or genderbent cosplay.
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Most exciting part is the awards show's hilarious Best Kiss tradition.
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The first few weeks of 2016 have upheld this new tradition.
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The Obamas followed tradition and moved the day of the inauguration.
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Going to the #Indy500 has been a Pence tradition for decades.
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It is in this tradition that we should place Sanders's rise.
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It could be a new tradition called the presidential education leave.
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The weekly tradition of traveling back in time continues this week.
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Chicago's Black Avant-Garde Art and Music Tradition Goes on Display
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Cross-dressing is a British tradition that goes back to Shakespeare.
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It's dreary, cold, and bereft of any tradition or basketball culture.
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We are devastated that this didn't become an annual tradition. 4.
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They follow a 19th-century tradition for codifying French haute cuisine.
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This red dress will make anyone forget all about that tradition.
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I hadn't intended the dancing Santa to become a Christmas tradition.
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"Carol loved the culture and Angela loved the tradition," Okundaye said.
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As is You're The Worst tradition, the episode is searingly sad.
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Unfortunately, the recent hearing itself didn't follow in that that tradition.
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This was the first time the tradition was adapted to Twitter.
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Noisey: There's a strong musical tradition coming out of New Orleans.
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The boundary-breaking members of L7 were never big on tradition.
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It has bucked tradition by conducting surprise audits of regulated entities.
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Just like voting, not voting is a time-honored American tradition.
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I think the tradition of economic thinking has been really influential.
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They put a pleasant twist on a time-honored drinking tradition.
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By recently minted tradition, most have risqué names evoking female genitalia.
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Obviously, France is known for its tradition of deliciously stinky cheese.
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It's just a tradition, eating a hot dog in Yankee Stadium.
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Last Friday, Trump tweeted that he may "cancel" the longstanding tradition.
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John Carpenter started a great tradition of politically themed genre movies.
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Tradition must be an inspiration, a help to create something new.
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According to Slavic tradition, her name is Rusalka, the water sprite.
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Firing the "Christmas guns" at Fort Reno is a longstanding tradition.
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Click through for five women who are carrying on the tradition.
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As a child in Beit Jala, Sansour recalls one such tradition.
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Not quite in the best tradition of Charlton, Cantona and Beckham.
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Eventually, these victims laid claim to country's tradition of righteous vengeance.
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"The country has a tradition of openness, freedom, integration," Kaeser said.
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So you can see the decrepitude of the social democratic tradition.
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Spying was a Six Villages tradition, passed through families for generations.
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It seems the grand tradition of pieing is alive and well.
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It also blew the lid from the Soviet tradition of lies.
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The wake will go on for three days, per Muslim tradition.
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And both Presidents Bush and Obama hewed closely to that tradition.
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The Sub2 experts would use data to confront habit, tradition, consensus.
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The royals often seem insular, closed off and wrapped in tradition.
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Special services for well-heeled guests is a long maritime tradition.
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Yet pragmatism is a long-standing tradition in US foreign relations.
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He made service a family tradition passed from generation to generation.
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The tradition of first ladies donating their gowns dates to 1912.
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Palestinians with Israeli citizenship, he was following in this tradition, and
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Most important, rodeo is a tradition that has adapted to survive.
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Notices of this sort are a time-honored, if questionable, tradition.
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Providing buffets is a Belarus tradition to encourage citizens to vote.
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The taiko ("fat drum") tradition was imported from Tang-dynasty China.
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TRADITION dictates that bad children get coal in their Christmas stockings.
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But religious works are the foundation of the Western choral tradition.
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"It's the inverse of the Anglo-Saxon tradition," Mr. Niedo said.
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Yet Balanchine takes an old tradition and makes it newly shocking.
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The fair has been a St. Croix tradition for 46 years.
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Tradition fashion is unethical in almost too many ways to count.
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Carr said Canada had a tradition of tolerating and embracing dissent.
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However, the newspaper-tossing tradition may be coming to an end.
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As is tradition, the Times published a transcript of their discussion.
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The social tradition survives, though, and contributes to the hobby's appeal.
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The tradition was started there by Italian migrants in the 1980s.
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In an annual holiday tradition, the "Dingell Jingle" has arrived. Rep.
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In my tradition, we would say that he needs to repent.
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Sweet cornbread, he contends, was indeed part of their food tradition.
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There is an English tradition of self-loathing characters in comedy.
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The Republican Party has a rich tradition in conserving our environment.
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It was a time-honored tradition: My queerness was inherently tragic.
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We had to examine it in light of the mystical tradition.
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Sharing official family photos is a tradition for millions of Americans.
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Who are some of the artists that belong to that tradition?
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But deep down, this program embodied Americans' great tradition of freedom.
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Below the cinema of oil flows an honorable tradition of madness.
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"There's something magic about that passing of tradition," Montoya told Hyperallergic.
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This has inspired a tradition of storytelling around its perceived mysticism.
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And new 'playlist' More Life looks determined to continue the tradition .
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Online Go match sites have taken the tradition to the Internet.
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Complaining about the Man Booker Prize is an important British tradition.
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Order Building," rooted in a liberal tradition of "open society, open
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The Bible is the source document of the Judeo-Christian tradition.
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Yet, comprehensive healthcare reform proposals have stubbornly bucked this bipartisan tradition.
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Other families come from a tradition of ranching and cattle raising.
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We have to fight back with idleness and saudade and tradition.
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Anyway, it's good to see someone is keeping the tradition alive.
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This tradition includes waffles, Cookie Crisp cereal, and chocolate chip pancakes.
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But, to be fair, that's kind of a Bachelor/Bachelorette tradition.
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The tradition of white wedding dresses is a relatively recent phenomenon.
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We'll see if Trump continues the tradition when he takes office.
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The kind of teachers who made skipping school a lucrative tradition.
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Unfortunately, that nasty-ass tradition has continued this summer as well.
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It's an ancient Thai tradition and a source of great pride.
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It's a cultural tradition that connects women of the diaspora together.
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And Lee is also following in something of a family tradition.
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Winnipeg Jets rookies scoring in December is an annual holiday tradition.
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Another far less noble tradition after mass violence is partisan entrenchment.
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Lingerie brands are all for breaking with tradition these days, too.
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Listening to music in the car is a time-honored tradition.
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Jillian smooshed cake in Max's face, clearly enjoying the wedding tradition.
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This friend group's Halloween tradition is the stuff of movie magic.
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In a tradition that dates to the aftermath of the Sept.
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The Christmas tradition, which began in 1947, leaves little to chance.
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Just consider Pakistan, a country strongly influenced by its Islamic tradition.
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"We definitely want to continue this tradition in the new Mad."
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Clinton did well, and Kentucky's Sixth has a long Democratic tradition.
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Supporters of the patriarch say canonical law and tradition trump numbers.
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This is becoming a Grand Slam tradition, this contrast of styles.
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I know my daughter wants to use the glasses; it's tradition.
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In the Baptist tradition, when the spirit stirs you, you move.
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Another Washington tradition is postponed due to concerns about the coronavirus.
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Tending lush gardens is also a part of the village's tradition.
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Where do you see yourself in the tradition of Bayreuth conductors?
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IndyCar in St. Pete, a tradition since 2005, is a gift.
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Eating tacos on Friday nights is a national tradition in Norway.
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But you're going to see the pinstripes, a tradition, a style.
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This tradition, several people told me, came from Native Hawaiian culture.
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In a way, tradition is where the most insidious attitudes flower.
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A strong interest in tradition marks Ms. Park's food at Kawi.
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But scholars say executive privilege is a tradition, not a law.
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A waste of a perfectly decent tradition, if you ask me.
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But because the revelation fits right in with a Tour tradition.
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Abercrombie more obviously references esoteric tradition with her Oujia board painting.
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But this was not a night in Anfield's grand old tradition.
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In the Noonan tradition, a coupla white people sit around talking.
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The name of the tradition shows how widespread it is: exodus.
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Any other speech that isn't about the West is about tradition.
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A retro tradition get a (temporary) boost from social-distancing edicts.
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The tradition of selecting your own fresh tree would be missed.
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I also carry the machete, which is a tool of tradition.
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The Good Friday meal is an annual tradition on Skid Row.
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Those habits are grounded in the culinary tradition of indigenous people.
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Eating local is part of that tradition, but it's not everything.
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Some traffic patterns require a tradition of deference to central authority.
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This reveal of undead Benjen could well be in that tradition.
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Over five decades, it has become a tradition of its own.
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This result was a curious play on Japanese tradition and precedent.
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The village's tradition of gardening, passed down through generations, also contributed.
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Layers of tradition run thickly through the fabric of the society.
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Tradition is tremendously important to Maxine, the subject of my photograph.
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It's been quite a British tradition for many hundreds of years.
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AN ITALIAN TRADITION Right after I'm done reading, I get cooking.
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The other was his family's long tradition of government civil service.
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One result: a tradition of foreign-born maestros leading U.S. orchestras.
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Can't wait to keep passing this tradition through the next generations!
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Lady Diana broke with tradition in that choice, after much consultation.
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And educators have a long tradition of sharing ideas with colleagues.
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Vandalizing the Parthenon temple in Athens has been a tenacious tradition.
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Vatican tradition had called for the pontiff to eat by himself.
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Trump, however, abandoned the iftar tradition his first year in office.
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All I know is that beauty and tradition are not unimpeachable.
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These were preceded by an older tradition of building in wood.
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To him, jazz means something more like blues tradition, boldly extrapolated.
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Hoan adhered to sewer socialism's tradition of spending taxpayer money frugally.
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"The tradition of the Beverly Hills Hotel always mattered to me."
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They aimed for a balance of classical tradition and modern dance.
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That's a break from the long-standing tradition of Capitol Hill.
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You gotta have somebody to carry on your tradition, the legacy.
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Of course, all this pomp and circumstance wasn't just about tradition.
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I'm asking, where is the love in macho culture, in tradition?
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Nothing says Chanukah like putting a twist on an old tradition.
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The tradition of hosting a Passover seder at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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If Meghan scraps this barbaric tradition, the world should applaud her.
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So where can we fit "This is Us" into this tradition?
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Saying no to turkey becomes saying no to tradition, to family.
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"I believe in the Ideal, in Tradition, in Hierarchy," he declared.
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This is a part of a Hindu tradition of worshiping instruments.
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Chinese culture is notorious for the value it places on tradition.
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The number 70 has a special place in the Jewish tradition.
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Chevrolet is up against six decades of tradition, lore and rumors.
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Mr. Bloom's Western tradition largely retains its hold on the curriculum.
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Revive the Victorian tradition of sending vinegar valentines to your enemies.
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An Ohio family has turned crocheted Halloween costumes into a tradition.
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Stonehenge is another place with a long tradition of attracting tourists.
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The "book before bedtime" tradition can definitely still be taken literally.
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This is completely against the tradition and culture of the university.
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And in keeping with "Fargo" tradition, things head far, far south.
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And all because people don't want to let go of tradition.
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"This is part of a long and ugly tradition," Bump said.
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"That's an important tradition in the genre to honor," he said.
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But they shouldn't do that without regard for tradition,' said one.
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Unless we recover our antimonopoly tradition, Amazon will centralize exceptional control.
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"I don't think about Korean tradition at the moment," he says.
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This is just the latest way they&aposre breaking royal tradition.
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Follow tradition, of course, and enforce the homology down the generations.
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As a true folk tradition, hula embraces all ages and genders.
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In the sumo tradition, women are never allowed in the dohyo.
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CNN: You have a team tradition each night before meal service.
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This might seem generous, but it merely continues the family tradition.
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In South America there is still a very strong shamanic tradition.
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Another major American figure in the Whig tradition is Theodore Roosevelt.
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Even George Orwell noted the lack of "servile tradition" in America.
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School nativity plays are a popular tradition in UK primary schools.
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Today, the tradition is made possible by a team of volunteers.
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If you're celebrating Christmas this year, try adding a new tradition.
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Several Northeastern states also have a strong tradition of participatory democracy.
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Yet Beijing's recent turn to tradition may be even more significant.
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