So, traditionally, young people don't get listened to because, traditionally, they vote less.
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It's difficult to think of a more traditionally American practitioner of a more traditionally American genre.
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In switching to legs, I lost the guts that traditionally made the broth that traditionally made the soup.
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Culture, he says, has historically been a battle between order (traditionally conceived of as masculine) and chaos (traditionally feminine).
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I hoped my attempt to look traditionally feminine, and perhaps without consciously knowing, traditionally straight, would elicit a kinder response.
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Apple said there are as many people reading traditionally left-leaning publications as traditionally right-leaning publications on Apple News.
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On one résumé she used her own traditionally Latina-sounding name, while on the other she used a traditionally white-sounding name.
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The qualities sought for male-dominated jobs also apply to female-dominated ones, much more than traditionally male jobs require traditionally female qualities.
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One of the voices would be considered traditionally female and one traditionally male, though Google says it doesn't think of their voices as gendered.
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Traditionally masculine toys like blocks and puzzles, Dr. Spinner said, encourage visual and spatial skills, while traditionally feminine toys encourage communication and social skills.
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One reason is that labor unions traditionally favor protective tariffs since they want to boost American manufacturing, and Democrats traditionally avoid irritating labor unions.
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Without even realizing it, I had internalized the message that work traditionally done by men is inherently more valuable than work traditionally done by women.
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Democratic success in the booming Washington suburbs was enough to offset the party's losses in more traditionally conservative — but more traditionally Democratic — areas in the Appalachians.
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Is it a lesson now that you guys are beginning to think about the next thing, that it needs to be more traditionally shaped and traditionally open?
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Those structures within our nation that we have traditionally given responsibility ‑‑ law enforcement, intelligence ‑‑ oversight that we have traditionally given responsibility to execute some of these functions.
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Bowie's influence also extended to the worlds of fashion and style, most famously blurring the lines between what was traditionally masculine and traditionally feminine with his glam looks.
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"African-Americans have traditionally been elected to Congress from those Voting Rights Act Districts ... that have traditionally represented, all-African-American or majority-African American districts," she said.
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You know, traditionally—I've been going to CES for 16 years now, and I don't have exact numbers on the breakdown of attendees the past few years—but traditionally it's a pretty male-dominated show and a lot of the products there are geared towards a traditionally male sort of audience.
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Selling traditionally less volatile positions and buying traditionally more volatile assets generally pushes up indexes and sends a reflation signal to those who infer a trend from equity markets.
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Traditionally in musical theater, when two women are points in a love triangle, one of them is sweetly, traditionally feminine and the other rebels moderately and attractively against gender roles.
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U.S. Park Police officers are traditionally tasked with policing National Park Service (NPS) property around Washington, D.C., New York and San Francisco while NPS officers traditionally work within park land.
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States, both traditionally conservative and traditionally liberal alike, have implemented criminal justice reforms over the past decade that serve as the model for the reforms in the First Step Act.
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But because the Department of Justice traditionally enforces subpoenas, congressional committees led by the opposition party have traditionally struggled to enforce subpoenas they do issue, especially for White House officials.
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"What we don't do traditionally as loving allies and friends, what we don't do traditionally, is get involved in each other's election campaigns," Johnson told LBC radio, according to Reuters.
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"We combined light colors, which are traditionally seen as feminine, with strong geometry, traditionally seen as masculine, to create a space that felt neither too childish or too industrial," explains Soria.
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Snapchat rolled out the filter on May 10 that, when applied, changed users' appearances by swapping out their traditionally male or traditionally female facial features with those of the other gender.
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U.S. Park Police (USPP) officers are traditionally tasked with policing National Park Service (NPS) property around Washington, D.C., New York and San Francisco while NPS officers traditionally work within park land.
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"Though many parents encourage their daughters to aspire to traditionally male occupations, few encourage their sons to consider traditionally female ones, like nursing, elementary education or social work," Dr. Kane said.
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It's a French dessert — traditionally, cherries baked in batter.
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"What we don't do traditionally as loving allies and friends, what we don't do traditionally, is get involved in each other's election campaigns," Mr. Johnson said in a radio interview last week.
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Traditionally, the French have valued the intellectual and embraced etiquette.
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Genetic genealogy has traditionally been used to map family histories.
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Traditionally multiples contract when the outlook for corporate profits declines.
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VICE: What has traditionally been done with unaccompanied migrant children?
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America has traditionally been a leader, but this is troubling.
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This balancing has traditionally been done by legislatures, not courts.
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The doctrine of federalism has traditionally been supported by Republicans.
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Usually, midterms are low turnout traditionally, and that favors Republicans.
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The face of boxing has traditionally been its heavyweight champion.
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Traditionally, Pyongyang has been the home of North Korea's elites.
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Deception is traditionally a key element of Chinese military strategy.
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Retirement has traditionally been the primary goal for American families.
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Visualizing molecules Scientists traditionally used physical models to visualize drugs.
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But those efforts hurt traditionally Democratic voters and help Republicans.
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And in my family growing up, we used it traditionally.
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First ladies have traditionally paid for everything out of pocket.
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And traditionally, Dinka and Nuer are rivals in the country.
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Gold is traditionally viewed as a safe haven from uncertainty.
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The parliamentary president traditionally steers clear of daily political issues.
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This has traditionally been a tricky model to make work.
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Traditionally, artists use their hands to craft their VR art.
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Rose won in New York's traditionally red 219th District Tuesday.
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Public museums have not traditionally been part of Chinese culture.
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These countries have traditionally been countries that receive large inflows.
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Contracts have traditionally been a bottleneck in the sales process.
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And he said, 'traditionally he sells 4, 5, 6 votes.
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The Japanese , traditionally considered a safe-haven currency, has soared.
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"Traditionally in Argentina, most campaign donations aren't reported," he said.
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Traditionally, the green wave concept was used to move cars.
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Open discussion of politics is traditionally barred during the haj.
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This must include traditionally marginalized communities and communities of color.
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Traditionally, we had kind of two models for playing media.
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Traditionally, horror movies have been good investments for movie studios.
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Medicaid traditionally pays lower prices than Medicare and private insurance.
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General election presidential candidates have traditionally received briefings for decades.
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Nazareth is traditionally thought to be where Jesus grew up.
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Traditionally, a couple's 60th wedding anniversary is their "diamond" anniversary.
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Visitors on safari traditionally see the wild animals from jeeps.
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Traditionally, endorsements from party insiders were a measure of strength.
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Thai society traditionally has three pillars: nation, monarchy and religion.
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Emerging markets have traditionally struggled to keep inflation under control.
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Traditionally speaking, you either love Valentine's Day or you don't.
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Traditionally, charities used to be rated according to their overheads.
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Rising Treasury yields are traditionally associated with a stronger dollar.
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This is something that Pentecostals have not traditionally done well.
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Traditionally, surgical residents learned the craft by assisting senior surgeons.
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Traditionally, a male and female pair hand out each award.
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Talabani's PUK, unlike Barzani, has traditionally good ties with Tehran.
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Art has traditionally dealt with the sea's natural violence only.
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It's something that you wouldn't see traditionally from a newscaster.
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TRADITIONALLY, investors evaluated their performance based on financial measures alone.
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Adults, especially men, traditionally dress very uniformly in North Korea.
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Dollar General's food offering has traditionally skewed toward packaged goods.
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Traditionally, rockets have somewhere around 100,000 or more individual parts.
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For a traditionally loud individual, his current lifestyle raises questions.
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Traditionally, you'd see only bone illumined among the fleshy bits.
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The Walloon elite had traditionally dominated the Flemish working class.
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Collective bargaining hasn't traditionally had a place in Silicon Valley.
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Beijing has traditionally had a good relationship with the Palestinians.
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The kingdom has traditionally been ruled by a royal consensus.
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Throughout America's storied history, proms have traditionally been miserable affairs.
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All three states are traditionally blue states that Trump won.
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Traditionally, surveys have been a key part of the toolkit.
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Traditionally purplish Arizona and Nevada are both up for grabs.
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Buffett has traditionally invested in consumer, energy and insurance companies.
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Deep learning has traditionally demanded large amounts of computer processing.
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Regional banks have traditionally traded for 11, 12 times earnings.
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Traditionally, panda cubs are displayed about 180 days after birth.
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Traditionally, conflicts between nations begin with a declaration of war.
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Traditionally, the FTC has taken the lead on digital privacy.
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Another traditionally female domain now being ceded to the men.
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Domestic infrastructure is traditionally the domain of the DHS, though.
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Masculinity has been traditionally defined as not talking about things.
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Metal parts traditionally have been made with conventional tooling methods.
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The SEC chair traditionally stakes out the agency's regulatory agenda.
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Insurers, traditionally slow to embrace technology, need to catch up.
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The Fed has traditionally controlled overnight lending rates between banks.
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This commonsensical complaint had traditionally cut little ice with economists.
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It is traditionally celebrated on February 2 in Rio Vermelho.
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The local Republican Party has traditionally been controlled by statehooders.
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Presidential races traditionally have been tight in the state, too.
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Second, America traditionally claims to be a force for good.
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Government spending traditionally increases near the end of the year.
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They also traditionally perform poorly in times of rising inflation.
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That's not a message that Democrats are traditionally comfortable with.
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Traditionally, we've focused on finance while HR focused on people.
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Traditionally, market participants have tended to cheer central bank activism.
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The union traditionally uses "pattern bargaining" with the Detroit automakers.
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It streamlines an expensive process that traditionally consumes many months.
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The APA isn't saying all traditionally masculine traits are bad.
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Country clubs have traditionally been geared toward affluent white men.
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Traditionally, Jews serve sweet dishes, for a sweet new year.
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Bezos has traditionally been somewhat frugal with his ground transportation.
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Traditionally, farmers don't sell produce directly to restaurants, Gunawan says.
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The FTC has traditionally policed privacy violations at American companies.
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That in mind, DSA has traditionally attracted mostly white guys.
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Traditionally, food waste is managed through landfill, incineration and composting.
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Still, voter participation has traditionally been low in the community.
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Phone companies, traditionally safe investments, fell after some recent gains.
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Congress traditionally goes on recess throughout the month of August.
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Traditionally, perception was thought to work from the bottom up.
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Traditionally, travelers had only two choices, first class or coach.
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Traditionally, the White House always goes all out for Halloween.
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Traditionally, it was played by beautiful women, seldom by men.
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Traditionally Mexican cartel violence has been about the drugs trade.
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Republicans traditionally put the blame for deficits on government spending.
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American journalism has also traditionally seen itself as generally nonpartisan.
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But Chinese humor writers had traditionally been on the defensive.
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Those unions have traditionally restricted membership to mostly White men.
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Traditionally red Arizona is competitive in the 2016 presidential race.
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BI: eBay hasn't traditionally been a destination for young shoppers.
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Traditionally, Jewish voters and donors have overwhelmingly sided with Democrats.
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Traditionally, Edible Arrangements focused on individuals gifting to other individuals.
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Traditionally neutral Austria was a late addition to the pact.
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Traditionally, beekeepers in Zanzibar made hives from hollowed out logs.
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That swift unveiling is what fans have traditionally come for.
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Clinton — the sort that traditionally characterize a negative campaign — Mrs.
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Banks traditionally perform better in a environment with higher yields.
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Latkes, fried potato pancakes traditionally eaten on Hanukkah, are delicious.
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In fairness, Selhurst is not traditionally a Premier League ground.
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Traditionally artists go upstate or out west seasonally, like birds.
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Writing by women has traditionally been ignored for two reasons.
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Device media syncing has traditionally been the realm of iTunes.
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The CSU is traditionally slightly more conservative than Merkel's CDU.
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Presidents don't traditionally comment on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
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She has succeeded in an agency traditionally dominated by men.
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Buda, the western half, is traditionally wealthier and more residential.
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They beat a traditionally good team by running over them!
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What's the key to telling stories about traditionally underrepresented communities?
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Traditionally grilled, chontacuro is a culinary delicacy throughout the region.
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Predator drones alternate beside panels of traditionally dressed Afghan men.
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"Most gaffs are traditionally made with swimwear material," she said.
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Traditionally, the prenatal surgery has required cutting open the uterus.
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Coaches had traditionally used position players to double as kickers.
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Ectothermy was traditionally held to be the more primitive condition.
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Medicare has traditionally paid a separate fee for each service.
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She grew up in Tripoli, in Lebanon's traditionally conservative north.
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People most associated that with white, traditionally, maybe more male.
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Traditionally, they would open in thousands of theaters — not three.
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Traditionally, crossword construction has not been a very lucrative field.
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Gifts are traditionally handmade, to show respect for family ancestors.
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Health care stocks have traditionally done well during market downturns.
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Clinton has traditionally done better in southern states this campaign.
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The Academy has traditionally never really smiled upon superhero movies.
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Traditionally, the force has been deployed to assist the police.
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Traditionally, primary voters vote with their hearts, not their head.
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Traditionally, choruses are clustered in sections: soprano, alto, tenor, bass.
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Investment advisors, for example, have traditionally been held to that.
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Traditionally, almost everyone visiting the Galápagos takes a multiday cruise.
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Traditionally, Couchbase's focus was on its server and mobile offerings.
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Also, it has traditionally been a cheaper provider of technology.
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Traditionally prosecutors will allow victim impact statements to be read.
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Traditionally, agency officials have routinely granted extensions, including to Haitians.
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Traditionally, this dip requires a grill to char the eggplant.
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Traditionally, tournament directors, not federation presidents, announce tournament wild cards.
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That means competition across traditionally distinct beverages is heating up.
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Traditionally cable news either informs its viewers or entertains them.
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Afghanistan has traditionally enjoyed better ties with Pakistan's rival, India.
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He does most of the partnering (traditionally, all of it).
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Other traditionally Filipino dishes similarly show signs of foreign influence.
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But I also love to be a traditionally feminine woman.
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Those kinds of deals have traditionally received more antitrust scrutiny.
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It's traditionally breakfast, but brings renewed life to any hour.
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Japanese schools traditionally resume classes in April after a break.
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It's traditionally breakfast, but brings renewed life to any hour.
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"Politics has traditionally been a man's game," she told us.
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The federal government has traditionally been responsible for immigration policy.
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But greatness in figure skating traditionally passes through the Olympics.
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The price of gold, a traditionally safe haven asset, rallied.
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" Harris added, "Companies have traditionally had that [right] with email.
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How have women been traditionally portrayed in art throughout history?
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Traditionally, the President of the United States addresses the group.
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Government agencies traditionally do considerable deliberation before making technology changes.
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This is the sort of package Republicans have traditionally loathed.
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Traditionally, corporations aimed to be scrupulously neutral on social issues.
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To encourage autonomy, consider delegating tasks you've traditionally done yourself.
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January is a traditionally slow month at the box office.
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Traditionally, commedia has had a topical component in its improvisation.
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"Traditionally, customers have been bucketed into two categories," he said.
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This has traditionally included restaurant servers, bartenders, valets, and bellhops.
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Hood By Air shows are traditionally held in unglamorous spaces.
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The office of the almoner traditionally cares for the weak.
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How come I never thought of not doing everything traditionally?
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Even traditionally reliable methods for sending checks became risky stopgaps.
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Sephardic (Mediterranean) Jews have traditionally eaten sufganyot — fried jelly donuts.
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Traditionally, the laws have been used to protect religious minorities.
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While Rouhani chooses ministers, Khamenei traditionally has the last say.
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There's more in terms of authorship in the UK traditionally.
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Agencies that are traditionally considered men's work (construction, finance, uniformed services) are predominantly made up of men; agencies that are traditionally considered women's work (childcare, education, social services) are predominantly made up of women.
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But the United States, which has by far the largest vote share with 16 percent of total votes, has traditionally controlled the position, whereas the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is traditionally led by a European.
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Springtime is traditionally the busiest season for the home improvement sector.
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These agreements have traditionally constituted 80 percent of merger litigation settlements.
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The humanities have traditionally been seen as crucial to both endeavors.
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Traditionally, colleges conduct on-campus interviews or enlist alumni to help.
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Traditionally in westerns, the indigenous people are just the bad guys.
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African-Americans traditionally have been opposed to such measures, he said.
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Young employees have traditionally viewed government cybersecurity jobs as quite prestigious.
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The country's head of state has traditionally been its Prime Minister.
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Traditionally, in regions like France, early harvests have meant better wines.
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This is new: Russia and America are traditionally the old enemies.
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Orange County, California, has traditionally been a stronghold for the GOP.
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Bahrain's international sukuk have traditionally yielded less than its conventional paper.
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Thailand's jewelry segment has traditionally been a major export revenue earner.
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Traditionally, Oshun is draped in yellow and wears a golden headpiece.
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As done traditionally, her fingertips are covered solid in henna paste.
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It's a bold and swift move for this traditionally conservative organization.
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Traditionally in venture capital, funds do not invest in direct competitors.
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It's traditionally an occasion for a big test launch or detonation.
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Turnout in midterm elections is traditionally lower than in presidential elections.
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That's in large part because superheroes are traditionally conservative and elitist.
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Her being very blonde and traditionally attractive also played a part.
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So, do these vampires work like we know them to traditionally?
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Traditionally, federal regulators oversaw car design while state officials licensed drivers.
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User interfaces traditionally have been 23D for desktops and the web.
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Traditionally, women voters have not shown any preference for women candidates.
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Languages traditionally spoken by Jews, like Arabic and Yiddish, were discouraged.
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Under this rhetoric, Black and brown girls are not traditionally attractive.
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Russia has traditionally been a major energy supplier to that market.
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You didn't know, but that's how One Video is traditionally determined.
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There are lots of examples of things that are borrowing traditionally.
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Traditionally cameras are more for creating a record than preventing attacks.
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To be clear: objectively speaking, these are not traditionally "good" headphones.
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Traditionally, they've proven to be decent phones for very attractive prices.
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Ford has traditionally operated with lots of corporate chimneys, or fiefdoms.
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Traditionally, you can't get away with talking to somebody like that.
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Carmakers have traditionally bought product-liability insurance to cover manufacturing defects.
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Finance ministries have traditionally treated gender as irrelevant to their work.
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Republicans traditionally have lost fights with Democrats over government funding cuts.
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Traditionally, the presidency of the EBRD has gone to a European.
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Republicans have traditionally raised concerns about the cost of the program.
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Traditionally, conservative voters are more focused on the courts than liberals.
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Traditionally, automakers build vehicle platforms, which can support several different models.
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Museums don't traditionally have much access to early-stage investment expertise.
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Traditionally this required the scrupulous updating of genealogies by family elders.
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"Traditionally Sri Lankans follow an Indian brand of Islam," Ahamed added.
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Emerging markets have traditionally had a strong comparative advantage in populism.
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Critics accused Trump of hijacking and politicizing a traditionally nonpartisan holiday.
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The weak pound has dampened traditionally peripatetic Britons' enthusiasm for travel.
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Traditionally published in science fiction magazines or through specialty publishers, Tor.
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Women, traditionally considered polluting in Shintoism, are barred from entering it.
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The Emmys are traditionally a bit of a snoozefest, fashion-wise.
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Traditionally courts give presidents wide latitude on questions of national security.
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But the more senior generation traditionally votes in much greater numbers.
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Traditionally, using multiple phone numbers in the US has been difficult.
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Daniel Coats opened the field in Indiana, traditionally a red state.
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Traditionally, there have been a few ways to pull it off.
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Samsung has traditionally accounted for almost of third of those sales.
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A "dad joke" is traditionally a fatherly witticism that's embarrassingly corny.
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The FBI has traditionally given blanket warnings not to pay ransoms.
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Traditionally, the plant was used on the battlefield to pack wounds.
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The 2012 GOP platform includes a traditionally Republican position on trade.
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N, traditionally kicks off the earnings reporting season for investment banks.
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People with means have traditionally relied on diesel generators as backup.
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Federal trackers traditionally find satellites using either radar or optical telescopes.
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Pond's focus is on the house, inside and out—traditionally considered
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But Facebook, unlike television, is not traditionally consumed with sound-on.
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The popularity of nature programming has traditionally relied on crafting stories.
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EVs traditionally cost thousands of dollars more than conventionally powered vehicles.
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He co-opted what is, traditionally, a super straight art form.
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Law school has been traditionally been very rigid with application standards.
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First, the groups facing discrimination traditionally — though not always — vote Democratic.
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Timor-Leste is not a country traditionally associated with alpine sports.
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In the past, educational TV has traditionally been geared toward children.
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Traditionally, those names would be self-assigned or given by teachers.
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Being a freelance designer has traditionally been a really hard road.
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This is how seriously presidential contenders have traditionally responded to gaffes.
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Blue Origin — the traditionally tight-lipped spaceflight company backed by Amazon.
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"Traditionally, they can't keep their cows in one place," he said.
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Traditionally, every Friday is sacred because Jesus died on a Friday.
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Traditionally, Japan's goal has always been denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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The Japanese currency is traditionally sought at times of risk aversion.
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Traditionally, they would have been released to theaters with little fanfare.
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Notably, fathers used DIY language to describe work traditionally considered feminine.
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Makes sense though ... rehearsal dinner's traditionally the day or night before.
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Traditionally China has imported, not exported, coal—but that could change.
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China has traditionally been the main source of North Korea's fuel.
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Traditionally, hammy Hollywood actresses have offered themselves up on a plate.
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The Resolute Desk and side chairs are traditionally used throughout administrations.
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Federal regulators have traditionally developed and policed anti-money laundering measures.
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Coal has traditionally been a high-margin business for U.S. railroads.
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The parmo is traditionally served with fries, salad, and garlic sauce.
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Party primaries were traditionally bulwarks against demagogues rising in American politics.
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Traditionally defensive sectors such as utilities and telecom services were higher.
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It's also a plant that is traditionally used to interpret dreams.
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First, government bonds have traditionally been popular investments in the country.
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Republicans are also seeing worrying signs in other traditionally red districts.
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Traditionally defensive sectors utilities, consumer staples and real estate were higher.
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Our role today traditionally is from the key to the gate.
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In Tennessee, a state traditionally safe for the GOP, former Gov.
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Benchmark size is traditionally understood to mean upwards of $500 million.
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Traditionally, central banks are expected to intervene to support their currencies.
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He was what we would have traditionally called a "liberalizing" influence.
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That said, traditionally presidents try to make it a nonpartisan appointment.
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The Republicans have traditionally been adept at seeing threats to the
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The group has traditionally resisted any efforts to tighten gun laws.
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Moving into choreography has traditionally been easier for men than women.
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"Asian-Americans and Hispanics traditionally have lower cardiovascular mortality," Boffetta said.
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Images of Prophet Mohammad are traditionally forbidden in Islam as idolatrous.
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Democrats have traditionally held a built-in edge on party identification.
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Traditionally, security starts further down the line, towards the right side.
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Central banks traditionally use interest rate increases to rein in prices.
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For example, married couples in China traditionally care for aging parents.
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DeSimone argues that what's traditionally considered 3D printing is a misnomer.
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Traditionally in the West, many of these books were victims' memoirs.
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But the climate has shifted for the traditionally pro-trade party.
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It's traditionally given to people fleeing from wars or natural disasters.
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China's leaders traditionally do not comment publicly on American presidential candidates.
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The United States has traditionally been Mexico's biggest foreign chicken supplier.
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Smith has traditionally dismissed Amazon as a threat to his business.
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Bacteria have not traditionally been something we wanted in our foods.
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Jihadi-Salafism, as the labor movement has traditionally been repressed in
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Traditionally, such companies forbade their agencies from working with direct competitors.
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Traditionally, pharmacies are sent a prescription to fill from a doctor.
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The United States traditionally chooses the bank's leadership (The Washington Post).
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Ms. Tsai's Democratic Progressive Party has traditionally supported Taiwan's formal independence.
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Like Wildfang, TomboyX has adapted traditionally masculine offerings for women's bodies.
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The cake is traditionally served at weddings and other large celebrations.
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Traditionally neutral, non-NATO countries in the Union are also wary.
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Her ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) traditionally advocates independence for Taiwan.
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The state legislature had traditionally drawn the maps every 85033 years.
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Wings aren't traditionally cooked in skillets, and these ones certainly weren't.
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Traditionally, medical schools share donated cadavers with schools that run short.
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Most people in developing or traditionally corrupt countries do this routinely.
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Gold trading traditionally peaks around festival and wedding seasons, experts say.
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Still, the special elections have taken place in traditionally red districts.
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Traditionally, Rubio said, politicians are attacked when they change their message.
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Pirogi are traditionally stuffed with mashed potatoes, cheese or caramelized onions.
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Robots have traditionally had a hard time breaking into domestic servitude.
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It's no secret that women's health care traditionally attracts less funding.
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Tech companies traditionally love pranking the public on April Fools' Day.
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In Germany, other different faiths are traditionally supported by the state.
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Traditionally Saint Lucia's Day is celebrated on the evening of Dec.
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Philippe Rapeneau: Renewable energy has traditionally been underdeveloped in our region.
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I'm just talking about his determination not to be traditionally presidential.
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Traditionally, the chairman takes questions from the press after the meeting.
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Traditionally, information has filtered from the agency through statements and leaks.
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There were hundreds of them, hanging around Chicago's traditionally Mexican neighborhoods.
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Traditionally, the big two aircraft manufacturers split new orders almost equally.
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Gun control has traditionally been a radioactive political issue in America.
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Stocks traditionally perceived as defensive plays such as tobacco makers fell.
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She writes for traditionally white evangelical media, like Christianity Today magazine.
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Even the more traditionally feminine career paths are treated with seriousness.
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Full-time work is traditionally 284 or more hours a week.
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It can be modulated in ways that prefab traditionally hasn't allowed.
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Traditionally GOP presidential candidates score better on this party loyalty test.
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The company's ad group traditionally sat far away from Mr. Zuckerberg.
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Apple. Value is traditionally associated with stocks that might be underpriced.
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That is partly because discussing sex has traditionally been considered shameful.
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Given the way NSR has traditionally worked, ACE would have too.
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It was a Victorian school, which many art schools traditionally were.
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This isolated figure is the role that Bausch herself traditionally danced.
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Traditionally, the exit polls don't get the outcome wrong that often.
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Fentanyl is, traditionally, a synthetic opioid used medically to relieve pain.
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Heading into the traditionally slow winter season, condominium sales had slumped.
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China has traditionally bought about 60 percent of U.S. soybean exports.
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Clinton and Mr. Obama in traditionally Democratic parts of western Pennsylvania.
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Traditionally, investors reduce their exposure to stocks as they approach retirement.
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Traditionally, department endowment funding is reserved for research and faculty support.
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Traditionally the fish came from the shallower waters along the reef.
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They may exhibit both traditionally masculine and feminine qualities or neither.
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Traditionally, foie gras is served with unctuously sweet wines like Sauternes.
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These are not, traditionally, the qualities associated with an aesthetic masterpiece.
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Oil companies have traditionally measured methane escapes through calculations and estimates.
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The courts have traditionally not held software manufacturers liable for vulnerabilities.
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That's when most tech deals traditionally close each quarter, Mansuri said.
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American leaders have traditionally championed elevated labor standards around the world.
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Traditionally, as the influencer's follower count increases, so does the price.
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That said, the sector has traditionally been a highly volatile one.
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Traditionally, pilgrims walk at least part of the stretch to Fátima.
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In Hinduism's caste system, Dalits are traditionally at the bottom rung.
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Republicans are expected to hold on to the traditionally red seat.
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Direct cash support by major donors traditionally covers chronic budget shortfalls.
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The traditionally Catholic republic recently experienced new breakthroughs beyond just economic.
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The Democratic nominee is also competitive in some traditionally red states.
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Traditionally, men wore tuxedos and women wore gowns at their wedding.
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Traditionally, there are four races, including one that's just for women.
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Fiskesuppe, a traditional Bergen fish chowder, was traditionally thickened with flour.
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"That is something traditionally true for all U.S. presidents," he said.
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It has traditionally been a showcase for potential awards-season contenders.
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The winning team traditionally visits the White House following the game.
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Traditionally, festival lineups are organized in order of importance and acclaim.
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The traditionally opaque world of high-end real estate certainly applies.
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Dalits are traditionally at the bottom rung in India's caste system.
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Traditionally, banks were both participants in and mediators of repo deals.
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Traditionally Pakistan has had relatively low emissions of climate changing gases.
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All of those districts, and five others, are traditionally Democratic strongholds.
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Benchmark size is traditionally understood to be upwards of $500 million.
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And of course, there's Saoirse Ronan's Jo, traditionally the audience favorite.
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That panel is traditionally tasked with writing formal articles of impeachment.
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Until recently, increasing broadband deployment had traditionally been a bipartisan cause.
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Ivory is traditionally used in Japan for carved 'hanko' name seals.
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Traditionally, African-American artists didn't get much money for their works.
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Traditionally, this seems to be a more normalized reaction to this.
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Tim Murphy resigned from the traditionally safe Republican seat last year.
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Traditionally some argued that taking this approach could mean sacrificing returns.
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In a further twist, turnout is traditionally much lower in referendums.
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Traditionally, newspapers maintain a strict firewall between opinion and news divisions.
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The United States traditionally provides more disaster relief than anyone else.
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Some here were content with the business it had traditionally attracted.
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Yet she's also that rare black woman in traditionally white spaces.
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Sleepwalking traditionally occurs in stage 3—the deepest stage of sleep.
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Well, I always bring some traditionally preserved Norwegian food with me.
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Dry feeds have traditionally been used because they can be stored.
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This is not at all traditionally Moroccan, but it is fantastic.
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That's something a more traditionally structured comedy can't do as easily.
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Traditionally, parties have received funds in cash, cheques, and electoral trusts.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Traditionally, buskers aren't cool.
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Due south is Baldwin Hills, an affluent, traditionally African-American enclave.
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African American women have traditionally been the most loyal Democrats ever.
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The United Nations has traditionally voted overwhelmingly to condemn the embargo.
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I can't even relate to how it was 'back home' traditionally.
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It's a remarkable move for the e-commerce giant, which has traditionally been known for not owning brick-and-mortar stores and has traditionally preferred to build its own businesses organically rather than making big acquisitions.
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When Barrack implies that Kanye is not "traditionally American" enough for the inauguration, it's easy to conclude that he means Kanye is not white enough for the inauguration, and that "white" and "traditionally American" are synonymous terms.
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Rap has traditionally been an import for Japan Hip-hop and rap has traditionally been an import for Japan, flown in from America, but Kohh's growing foreign fanbase shows that internationalization is starting to go both ways.
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The president's budget is traditionally declared dead on arrival on Capitol Hill.
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Business has traditionally been one of the Conservative Party's most loyal constituencies.
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After all, a vehicle traditionally loses its value at a dramatic rate.
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Ballet has traditionally been perceived as a white and exclusionary art form.
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Dividends traditionally are a way for firms to return profits to shareholders.
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Traditionally that oversight was done manually with pen and paper, says Prasad.
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Traditionally, the key events in something as strategically crucial as Sino-U.
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Traditionally people celebrate by donning crazy socks in fun patterns and colors.
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These are not numbers that have been traditionally associated with cutting rates.
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The three states are traditionally BJP strongholds but that's set to change.
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They picked Tuesday because it is a traditionally light mail delivery day.
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But the U.S. has traditionally had tremendous sway on the peace process.
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This is in stark contrast to how software has traditionally been sold.
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What I wrote contained none of the hallmarks of traditionally good writing.
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Household debts have restrained consumption, traditionally a key driver of Thai growth.
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Traditionally, the Army gets around a quarter share of US defense spending.
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APRA has traditionally been in charge of ensuring financial companies remain stable.
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But beyond finance and economics, the EU has traditionally had few pretensions.
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Traditionally, Jewish humor has centered around tropes of guilt and self-deprecation.
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Matanzas City has traditionally been rich in a variety of cultural manifestations.
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In politics, being a mother has traditionally been seen as a risk.
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It's a great malty amber lager that's traditionally brewed in the springtime.
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Because, traditionally, Nike works best when the vibe is all-encompassing domination.
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Both premiered in competition at the traditionally risk-averse Sundance Film Festival.
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Traditionally Apple gets a big boost whenever a new model is released.
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Valentine's Day traditionally revolves around romantic partners, but it doesn't have to.
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Republicans have traditionally railed against the payments as an insurance industry bailout.
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Or would you prefer to return to a more traditionally American path?
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Traditionally, environmental awareness has been the province of expensive machine-vision systems.
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More traditionally, they are made with equal parts fruit, sugar and vinegar.
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Traditionally, scholars have focused on whether or not minimum wages reduce employment.
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Tsai's DPP has traditionally leaned in favor of independence for the island.
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Prior experience in the department is traditionally seen as a key asset.
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And Muslims in Asia are traditionally much less doctrinaire than Middle Easterners.
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Traditionally, films will drop around 50% between their first and second week.
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Crammed into a traditionally released TV season, it feels out of place.
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Traditionally, an antenna for a vessel requires weeks of downtime to install.
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Traditionally, firms that went under might be swallowed up by bigger companies.
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In reality, both parties traditionally have supported neither socialism nor unregulated capitalism.
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Traditionally HPC has taken place on prem in a company's data center.
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MI6 chiefs, known as "C", traditionally serve for five years at most.
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And that shakes up the way we've traditionally viewed how evolution works.
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As any carbonara lover knows, the simple dish is traditionally pretty rich.
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The French film festival traditionally brings out glitz and jaw-dropping gowns.
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Similarly, Congress has traditionally recognized the role of journalism in American society.
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THANKSGIVING is traditionally the busiest day of the year on America's roads.
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Music recommendation has traditionally relied upon the clever heuristic of collaborative filtering.
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Traditionally, they have prided themselves as the party of law and order.
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Well, that's traditionally been the case, but probably not for much longer.
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This might seem surprising at first, considering Utah is, traditionally, very conservative.
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And the market is traditionally not very savvy about dividends, Ervin said.
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The company has traditionally added an average of 2,800 customers per quarter.
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Items traditionally eaten with a fork are transformed into hands-only meals.
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Traditionally, it focussed on fuel to power tankers and refined oil products.
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Traditionally, the bride's father will often give a toast at a wedding.
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Traditionally, royals are granted titles on their wedding days by the monarch.
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Now the embattled institution faces criticism from a traditionally friendlier quarter: environmentalists.
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Meanwhile, the traditionally blue state of Maryland comes in at No. 4.
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India has long been apprehensive about China's traditionally close ties with Pakistan.
|
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Between the lines: DNS is not traditionally used as a security tool.
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Pollsters traditionally look to voters registering as "independents" to answer this question.
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"Traditionally, any holiday week is usually a low-volume week," he said.
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TC: And you've traditionally focused on early-stage companies as a result.
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Former presidents have traditionally refrained from criticizing successors, regardless of party affiliations.
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French students traditionally perform rather poorly in international ranking of English fluency.
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These assets are traditionally perceived as riskier bets than more established markets.
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"Patients who respond to chiropractic care traditionally respond rather quickly," he said.
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We traditionally have tended to look at it along very industrial lines.
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But I'm also somebody who has not traditionally been a marijuana user.
|
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"Female heroes are traditionally presented in cinematic isolation," she told The Guardian.
|
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German workplaces have traditionally been highly unionised, with consensus-based management practices.
|
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Traditionally, brands get consumer reaction only after they put things on sale.
|
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Utilities have traditionally been guided by two values: reliability and low cost.
|
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SMITH: Well, in a traditionally red district, why is this so close?
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At issue: Many benefits are traditionally tied to your full-time employer.
|
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And some of these settings are more traditionally women-centered than others.
|
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Unfortunately for Apple, that's not an area where it has traditionally excelled.
|
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Ingredients traditionally include slap chips (fries), ketchup, polony, and piri piri sauce.
|
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"Star Wars" films were traditionally released in May before Disney bought Lucasfilm.
|
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Mile 20 is the spot at which marathoners traditionally start to fade.
|
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Traditionally, inmates are locked in a bare cell by themselves, she said.
|
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Political parties have not traditionally been vessels for a single ideological agenda.
|
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But these bodies have traditionally reflected the interests of Thailand's monied elites.
|
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Patents and IP have traditionally been the province of the federal government.
|
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But Facebook's leaders have traditionally resisted thinking of themselves in those terms.
|
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The agencies' prime advantage has traditionally been that they offered more stability.
|
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Traditionally, travel advisories are released ahead of severe weather or political disruptions.
|
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Traditionally, it's been extraordinarily difficult to figure out a dinosaur fossil's gender.
|
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Benchmark size is traditionally understood to mean in excess of $500 million.
|
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They traditionally generate more than half the turnover on Swiss stock markets.
|
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They have traditionally been attached to the company and resisted a sale.
|
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The Poles traditionally are no great fans of the sons of Moses.
|
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Oman traditionally seeks to play a conciliatory role in the turbulent region.
|
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Traditionally, governments and management groups often have an us-against-them mindset.
|
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With Bluetooth headphones, you traditionally have to make them work for you.
|
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Agriculture and livestock also show a traditionally positive profile in later stages.
|
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He plays the musical bow, traditionally used for poetry, music, and communication.
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Many Indian tourists have traditionally carried Indian currency for payments in Nepal.
|
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The president and first lady traditionally take NORAD calls on Christmas Eve.
|
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Bao Bao Dumpling House, on the other hand, is more traditionally Chinese.
|
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Traditionally, there are zero riddles in the world of televised food competition.
|
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"China and Cambodia are traditionally friendly neighbors," Geng told a news briefing.
|
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Traditionally, it focused on fuel to power tankers and refined oil products.
|
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And traditionally Go programs are very poor at that kind of game.
|
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"The Dutch landscape has traditionally been a place for innovation," says Roosegaarde.
|
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Under his leadership, LIC has stuck to its traditionally cautious investment approach.
|
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And considering how Nexus phones have traditionally sold, that's no easy task.
|
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Because the thing about the agency business — traditionally, it's a service business.
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The way we traditionally bury the dead is horrible for the environment.
|
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Traditionally, search has served users information only when they seek it out.
|
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It's also a state that has traditionally been difficult territory for Clinton.
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Georgia: Georgia is another traditionally Republican state that Democrats have been eyeing.
|
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Traditionally, gelatin is made by boiling skin, cartilage and bones from animals.
|
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Even traditionally commoditized food products like milk are burnishing local bona fides.
|
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India has long been suspicious of China's traditionally close ties with Pakistan.
|
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In German politics, the post of defense minister has traditionally proved difficult.
|
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Traditionally, Trello was always about its cards and boards — and nothing else.
|
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Sales of traditionally less popular lamb and beef have also been increasing.
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They are traditionally health insurance providers, but some also offer protection insurance.
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INVESTORS who need income have traditionally opted for savings accounts and bonds.
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It augments the traditionally used SNOT questionnaire, for Sino-Nasal Outcome Test.
|
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Higher interest rates are traditionally seen as a negative for stock markets.
|
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" Earlier, Burns had said, "Documentaries are traditionally advocacy: 'Here's a big problem.
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Traditionally, budgeters take their money and pay other people or entities first.
|
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Young nonwhite men have not traditionally been considered a key swing demographic.
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Grandparents traditionally live with their children and grandchildren once they have retired.
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Traditionally, a story that ends in matrimony is classified as a comedy.
|
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Traditionally, biomedical research scientists work in their own silos at university laboratories.
|
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His politics were well to the left of the traditionally pink state.
|
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But even with more traditionally "measured" presidents, these powers have been abused.
|
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Even opinions on traditionally apolitical topics are taking on a partisan character.
|
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Besiktas fans have traditionally been attracted to leftist causes, and to dissent.
|
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The Meng arrest has poisoned traditionally strong relations between Ottawa and Beijing.
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Traditionally, a driver would rely on their headlights to see the pedestrian.
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Traditionally, manufacturing is the most expensive part of the retail supply chain.
|
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Traditionally, Toyota doesn't focus much on making its cars fun to drive.
|
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The National Book Awards traditionally don't honor genre and mass-market fiction.
|
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The center-left Liberals have traditionally been skeptical about major military purchases.
|
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Gold is traditionally seen as a safe investment in times of uncertainty.
|
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That's how it's traditionally been, anyway: manly men, tough and emotionally distant.
|
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"Traditionally, capes have been out of leather, so they're heavy," Auth said.
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Ms. Hasina's obsession with obliterating opponents has deeply polarized traditionally tolerant Bangladesh.
|
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Traditionally, the way processors, storage and memory interact can bog down computers.
|
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Again, you cannot find modern traditionally animated films that look this good.
|
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I know it's traditionally said that the Jews are God's chosen people.
|
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"Geopolitics has traditionally been a factor in the oil price," Essner said.
|
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More traditionally Democratic states, like Pennsylvania and Iowa, might be in jeopardy.
|
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Corporate venture capital firms have traditionally had a spotty record of success.
|
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I asked Meadors how the police would traditionally have handled the situation.
|
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Business lending is a market that has been traditionally dominated by banks.
|
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Senate Intelligence traditionally does their interviews behind closed doors, not publicly. Sen.
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But a country traditionally close to France suddenly has a new suitor.
|
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Many of them embrace their traditionally masculine features — stubble, beards, bald heads.
|
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It is traditionally the highest-rated event of the year by far.
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That job has traditionally not been much of a presidential stepping stone.
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Traditionally, scoring decreases after the All-Star break due to tighter checking.
|
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High dividend yields traditionally point to falling prices, thus the "dog" moniker.
|
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He had spotted wild garlic, which traditionally is not allowed in matzo.
|
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Traditionally, advertisers paid publishers or ad networks to place ads on websites.
|
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An accounting adjustment such as Grint's is traditionally accepted by the HMRC.
|
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This is what women traditionally meant by equality — literally, having equal status.
|
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According to Brrrn, fitness studios traditionally operate between 72 and 303 degrees.
|
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Traditionally sentiment analysis is performed on a sentence of block of text.
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It is traditionally given to people fleeing from wars or natural disasters.
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Sinosphere Hong Kong politics has not traditionally been an arena for teenagers.
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The coconut milk stew traditionally consists of mackerel, tomatoes, onions, and yams.
|
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"Traditionally our films and gender dynamics are structured very differently," Singh said.
|
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To him, it's very important that the onion feast is done traditionally.
|
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For example, Republicans have traditionally favored less aggressive enforcement of antitrust law.
|
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They're big, gaudy, and often they're accumulations of traditionally mismatched architectural elements.
|
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Resilience is a property traditionally defined as the ability to bounce back.
|
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Chef's Tip: Parmos are traditionally served alongside chips, salad, and garlic sauce.
|
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The women are Dalits, a social caste that has traditionally suffered discrimination.
|
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"Traditionally, victims have been left out of the process," she tells Broadly.
|
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Fruit, balsamic, foie gras, and brioche are a combination you see traditionally.
|
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Traditionally, approaches to this type of testing have relied on gene matching.
|
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The accelerator traditionally can cost millions of dollars to operate, McClure said.
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Bordeaux's road to victory will be tough in a traditionally Republican district.
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It's also more than I've traditionally paid for a backpack at $200.
|
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Unfortunately, American parents haven't traditionally been great at filling in these gaps.
|
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However, glaring inequalities persist in many areas of Chile's traditionally 'machista' society.
|
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Traditionally, for example, China had used Norway as its supplier of salmon.
|
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Burgers and sandwiches are very close to what IHOP has done traditionally.
|
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The massive market of Chinese moviegoers is traditionally friendly to Hollywood blockbusters.
|
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Saudi Arabia's top clerics traditionally lead a Hajj sermon on this site.
|
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"In Vietnam, traditionally people avoid politics because it's sensitive," Mr. Binh said.
|
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That helps keep the traditionally structured "guidebook" form off-balance and quirky.
|
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Medicare has traditionally only reimbursed telehealth visits for patients in rural areas.
|
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"Traditionally people viewed mapping as very expensive and professional," Ms. Firth said.
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Even assets traditionally considered safe havens like gold have not been spared.
|
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Depending on where you're solving, those clues might be, traditionally speaking, nonexistent.
|
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Now the focus was on the cultural status of traditionally marginalized groups.
|
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On the metrics where Apple traditionally doesn't compete very well, it's confusing.
|
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The FBI has traditionally enjoyed an unusually large degree of institutional autonomy.
|
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The midcap index, traditionally harder hit by Brexit concerns, was down 0.1%.
|
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Some of those industries are unionized, traditionally a Democratic base of support.
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There are just some things that traditionally don't go very well together.
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Bringing in traditionally excluded groups brings in new energy and new ideas.
|
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Traditionally, scientists who have studied inland waters have focused on different questions.
|
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But his contact with other governors has traditionally occurred behind the scenes.
|
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American leaders have traditionally avoided partisan sniping while outside of the country.
|
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In 2011, the group that had traditionally funded the fireworks opted out.
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An old dance form, it was traditionally performed by women for women.
|
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In the past, nitrates, in the form of saltpeter, were traditionally used.
|
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"It's a job that's traditionally meant to happen offstage," my friend said.
|
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The Democrats have traditionally been less enamored with free trade than Republicans.
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I think if you're in other places, traditionally that's been really hard.
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That is, traditionally, the final roll of the dice, the last act.
|
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Turkey, Egypt and Bangladesh are traditionally the largest buyers of Russian wheat.
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Cruises traditionally have been the most popular way to explore the Galápagos.
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Traditionally, opposition to Iran runs deep in Congress, even among many Democrats.
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Managers are traditionally former position players, and most often are former catchers.
|
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North Korea has traditionally protested these drills, calling them rehearsals for invasion.
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This is happening right as the film festival season traditionally ramps up.
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The shift comes as Goldman's traditionally strong trading business is in decline.
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Traditionally, the jewelry world, millenniums old, has been staunchly resistant to change.
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He said North Korea had traditionally conducted fewer missile tests in winter.
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Gay rights have traditionally been a peripheral issue in conservative, Catholic Poland.
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Traditionally a victory ceremony or two is held at the closing ceremony.
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Paul Clement back in court Traditionally the Justice Department defends government agencies.
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Whereas men traditionally have been in jobs that are more physically manual.
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Fortunately, courts have traditionally interpreted copyright law to deny such copyright claims.
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Traditionally we have been told that our movies don't do well overseas.
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Traditionally, the memoir addressed to one's descendants enshrined an official family story.
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Men dominate every area but costume design, where women traditionally hold sway.
|
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Traditionally the fashion flock hates Milan, but I actually quite enjoy Milan.
|
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The situation is markedly different in regions where few people traditionally join.
|
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Spotify, however, has traditionally been a place to listen — not to watch.
|
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"Traditionally, people like me do not do things like this," she said.
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December is traditionally a major month for giving during the holiday season.
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The traditionally bipartisan measure was ultimately left out of the stopgap legislation.
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Conservatives have traditionally supported reductions in individual tax rates across-the-board.
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Traditionally, overtimes in sports have had the same rules as regulation time.
|
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But Lamb otherwise holds traditionally liberal views and had support from progressives.
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Traditionally, Stitch Fix sent customers five items, chosen by a personalized stylist.
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This, of course, is what visits to Area 51 are traditionally about.
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Neither of those tasks is traditionally carried out by the staff secretary.
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Traditionally, economists understand money creation or "money printing" as being inherently bad.
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A lot of these people traditionally get paid on a percentage basis.
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Traditionally, solid majorities of American Jews have voted for Democratic presidential candidates.
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The worry for Democrats is that Hispanics traditionally have low turnout numbers.
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That presents a huge new challenge for companies traditionally focused on manufacturing.
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And rallying grass-roots support has traditionally been one of its strengths.
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But those rows have traditionally pitted the ultra-Orthodox against the secular.
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Economic conditions have traditionally been among the best predictors of presidential elections.
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Why it matters: Importing drugs from abroad is traditionally a Democratic idea.
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Let's be clear: The "Star Wars" movies are not traditionally great films.
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The job had traditionally been a low-profile position, with little power.
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Even in film, traditionally a slower medium to adapt, things are changing.
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The privilege has traditionally been wielded as a shield, not a sword.
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But MSCHF doesn't have a flagship product, or market its releases traditionally.
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Traditionally, we have had very few effective tools for relieving that fear.
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Pay for "pink-collar" jobs remain lower than traditionally male-dominated industries.
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Traditionally Democratic, they helped elect a flamboyantly ostentatious billionaire to the presidency.
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Traditionally, the house is swept, cleaned and decorated for optimal feng shui.
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Presidents traditionally deserve great deference when they invoke questions of national security.
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Wells Fargo's bank and retail brokerage have traditionally served Main Street customers.
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Brokerages traditionally pay employees a percentage of the annual revenues they make.
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This is an environment that traditionally leads to problems for Jews, first.
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Scientific research involving rats is traditionally based on strict control and conditioning.
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But the move sidelined the Judiciary panel, which traditionally leads impeachment inquiries.
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Diwali, traditionally ushered in with the burning of firecrackers, falls on Oct.
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They are traditionally hired for family-oriented festivities like baptisms and weddings.
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Secretary of state has traditionally been seen as the premier cabinet position.
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Weather forecasts predicted more downpours during what is traditionally China's flood season.
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Traditionally, that means more expensive, power-hungry phones than an integrated solution.
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Traditionally, equatorial LEO has been a minuscule portion of the satellite market.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had traditionally set fuel economy standards.
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When not in use, the Watch has traditionally been a blank screen.
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Republican outside groups traditionally have a lot more money to play with.
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It is not traditionally served there and frequently hard to come by.
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Traditionally, utilities have been largely indifferent to how much power customers consume.
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Hurricane forecasts have traditionally focused on predicting a storm's track and intensity.
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It deprives us of powerful common ground that has traditionally transcended partisanship.
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The CHP is traditionally seen as having ties to Turkey's secular military.
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And you don't traditionally win presidential elections by championing Washington insiders. Right?
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Presidents have traditionally given light-hearted remarks at the dinner, as well.
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The Antiquities Act was traditionally used to create monuments on public land.
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Traditionally, Florida politicians pull negative ads in the path of a storm.
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The Better Business Bureau has traditionally been a major resource for consumers.
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Republicans and centrist Democrats who traditionally support trade were caught off guard.
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College campuses have traditionally been a source of votes for Democratic candidates.
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Trump has repeatedly suggested that he will compete in traditionally Democratic states.
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More traditionally cut suits were accented with feminine handbags or saddle bags.
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Traditionally, I'd go out and see my wife, Amanda, and the boys.
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The restaurants have traditionally helped to raise hard currency for the regime.
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Like the hero it's attached to, Batman's penis has traditionally worked undercover.
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Georgia, traditionally a Republican stalwart, was also believed to be in play.
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"Beijing has traditionally focussed on art that is state-sanctioned," he said.
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"Traditionally, the state is looking for June and Ward Cleaver," says Prudden.
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Traditionally, buskers aren't cockney pensioners spitting bars from UK grime's hottest hits.
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Traditionally though, it does poorly when confronted with smaller amounts of data.
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Traditionally, TV was the medium best suited to catching politicians in inconsistencies.
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Traditionally, the emotion of jealousy was thought to occur only in primates.
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Traditionally, Democrats have focused on Medicare as a base for expanding coverage.
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NEVADA: Navajo frybread, traditionally made by Nevada's Navajo tribes, is extremely popular.
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You do watch a lot of shows that are more traditionally produced.
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Trade talks traditionally leave the toughest topics until the end, she added.
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The releases are as wonderfully diverse as their projects have been traditionally.
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The effects LBNL calls "impacts" are things advocates traditionally frame as benefits.
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Seriousness can be buried inside a subject traditionally considered trivial or irrelevant (Foster pointed to Taffy Brodesser-Akner's profile of Britney Spears as an example), and traditionally serious topics (like politics) can be covered in an entertaining way.
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After the CPP was finalized last year, states across the nation initiated unprecedented discussions: State energy planners, traditionally focused on ensuring sufficient and affordable energy supplies, started talking to state environmental officials, traditionally responsible for achieving emission reductions.
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No, whereas Catholic ritual and mysticism provided enduring if somewhat generalized inspiration for the younger Stockhausen, Zimmermann was more traditionally observant — unfashionably so, for a modernist composer — and more traditionally inspired, both on and beneath the musical surface.
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"The skills traditionally associated with US Senators (and I say traditionally for a reason) do not translate to presidential campaigns well or easily," explained Anita Dunn, a top aide to Obama's campaign in 2008, in an email to CNN.
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The group traditionally distributes a significant level of its earnings via dividend, but in the event of an unforeseen fall in profitability Fitch expects shareholder distributions would be reduced accordingly, in line with management's traditionally prudent balance sheet stewardship.
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The U.S. dollar has traditionally been the currency used for oil deals globally.
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The precious metal has traditionally been seen as a safe haven for investors.
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Israel has traditionally relied on American Jews for both political and financial support.
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"More people traditionally die from floods than tornadoes," the Norman NWS said Monday.
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Goldman Sachs has traditionally functioned like a run-of-the-mill investment bank.
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Former presidents traditionally attend the ceremonial transfer of power at the US Capitol.
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Cuban Americans may not have traditionally considered themselves "Latinos," but racists sure do.
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The Post further notes that the president will traditionally walk through the crowd.
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Danes traditionally celebrate wedding anniversaries at the 12.5, 25 and 50-year marks.
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Traditionally, ABC usually announces the next Bachelorette or Bachelor after the season's finale.
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Traditionally, girls have used rags or dry grasses to deal with their period.
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Unsurprisingly, this is a sport that cold-weather countries traditionally do well in.
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GANs traditionally involve a generator and a discriminator interacting via an adversarial relationship.
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"Traditionally, antibiotics are prescribed for recommended durations or courses," write the BMJ authors.
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But those titled His or Her Royal Highness don't, traditionally, have a surname.
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Building a high-end racing bike has traditionally been an exercise in compromise.
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"Law firms have traditionally been very reticent to embrace technology," Burke told TechCrunch.
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Democratic administrations have traditionally rescinded the policy, while Republican administrations have reinstated it.
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But those efforts voter suppression efforts hurt traditionally Democratic voters and help Republicans.
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Traditionally the CPU design group was was broken up into two basic teams.
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Traditionally, particle physicists explain nature using a handful of particles and their interactions.
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Infrastructure in the area has traditionally been dominated by Spanish and Italian companies.
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Add into that mix names that are traditionally Asian, Latino or, say, Muslim.
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The bank president has traditionally been an American chosen by the U.S. administration.
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Traditionally, prices converge with the price of wheat sold in local cash markets.
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Cold brew coffee has a smoother and sweeter taste than traditionally brewed coffee.
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The sector is traditionally favored by China but of growing interest to Japan.
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Beijing has traditionally been the closest ally of secretive and isolated North Korea.
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Buyer demand has been increasing steadily, as the traditionally busy spring market approaches.
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Traditionally, the vice presidential choice is used to build enthusiasm among party loyalists.
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Infrastructure products are traditionally funded by a mix of private and public investment.
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The dark energy experiment, called Hetdex, isn't how astronomy has traditionally been done.
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In Chinese, age is traditionally written in an ordinal system, beginning with one.
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A Stroopwafel is a cookie traditionally served in the Netherlands steamed over coffee.
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"Hulu traditionally has not been known for and focused on music," Chernett said.
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The island's export industries traditionally experience a slow season in the second quarter.
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Traditionally, it takes 24-36 months to get a book written and published.
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Minecraft has even fired the imagination of people traditionally outside the gaming space.
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He sat down and was thinking, should I traditionally publish or self publish?
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Traditionally, transgender people in India have been confined to the margins of society.
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The thing about Star Fox is that it's traditionally been a technological showcase.
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These kids are not traditionally unaccompanied minors [until the government makes them so].
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Meaning that you have to make some inroads into traditionally Democratic constituency groups.
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The Supreme Court, on the other hand, is traditionally known for respecting tradition.
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Fox and CBS have traditionally not shown the anthem during the 1 p.m.
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Or that Christmas dinner in Bulgaria traditionally includes an odd number of dishes?
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Oud masters have traditionally been male, but that looks set to change, too.
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When the WH comments on a matter traditionally left to the Justice Dept.
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Traditionally babies are not given the measles vaccination until they're 12 months old.
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"The male courage, traditionally speaking, is that he decided to ask," he says.
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This is true even in writing, traditionally the least performative of the arts.
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Iowa traditionally holds the first Democratic and Republican party nominating contests for president.
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Intendants [opera companies' general managers] have traditionally just been administrators, administering government money.
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To me, women have traditionally taken care of big things and little things.
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In Washington, traditionally, those are signs that someone is in very big trouble.
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Her Democratic Progressive Party, known as the D.P.P., traditionally supports Taiwan's formal independence.
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The left has traditionally wanted to use the state to redistribute money downward.
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You started off traditionally, just the way I started off in traditional media.
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I am rational, good at maths and have other traits traditionally considered male.
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Meat from the animals slaughtered for Eid is traditionally shared with the poor.
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Not exactly the kinds of games you'd traditionally expect on a Nintendo platform.
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The Transformers films — which have traditionally fared well with foreign audiences — come close.
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FX banks in London traditionally did very well during periods of increased volatility.
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A track record of sound policy judgment hasn't traditionally been a major consideration.
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The traditionally preppy piece has been reimagined and, trust us, you'll want in.
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Traditionally, coasters cost less than $100 million for just the physical steel coaster.
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There are some great fights in the film that are filmed quite traditionally.
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At IFA, Friday is traditionally press and industry day on the show floor.
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Thus, much of Archer's traditionally absurdist ethos is still around in season seven.
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Wieck says the blockchain really changes how companies have traditionally tracked shipped goods.
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The scene starts traditionally enough, with the assassin standing in only a towel.
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Lesbians are traditionally understood as females with a sexual orientation towards other females.
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Traditionally, Kinghorn pointed out, Christians have been suspicious of secular psychiatry and psychology.
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I want more women honored in categories that have traditionally been male-focused.
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The Economist traditionally has favoured open markets and the free movement of capital.
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This, he said, has traditionally been seen as an indicator of trouble ahead.
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Traditionally, people in his position might try to shop their idea to distributors.
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Turkish banks traditionally agree two loans each year, in spring and in autumn.
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A daiquiri is traditionally made with rum, but vodka will do just fine.
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My old firm, Goldman Sachs — traditionally the best banks are leveraged 8:1.
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In some polling, Hillary Clinton has pulled ahead in this traditionally red state.
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"Traditionally, children are thought to be only able to take liquids," Tuleu said.
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She also carried a few traditionally red states such as Missouri and Texas.
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So congressional internships have traditionally been reserved for the privileged and well-connected.
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August, traditionally one of the weakest months of the year, is up fractionally.
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In his hands a genre traditionally used to illuminate personality shows conformity instead.
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Traditionally, Americans pay for small purchases with cash and large purchases with credit.
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These definitely aren't swing states in the way you traditionally think of them.
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All of those are goods traditionally exported from China to the United States.
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Traditionally, developers would write it in Python, but C# is also now available.
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The margin of error for the full sample, as traditionally calculated, is ± 2.0%.
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Traditionally, Apple has used "Plus" to identify the larger, more feature-rich variant.
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Traditionally, gun rights activist have been more passionate than advocates for gun control.
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Jessica Jones is gifted with brute force – a traditionally male form of power.
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"Traditionally, there has been a specific focus on building subject knowledge," said Sheth.
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But traditionally, Rihanna's faltering attempts at ballads have made otherwise strong albums weaker.
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Why did a traditionally cautious people decide to take such a radical step?
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It also eliminates the chemicals that are traditionally used in manufacturing traditional vinyl.
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They point out their experience as Republican governors in traditionally Democratic-leaning states.
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He is expected to win in the district, which has traditionally voted Conservative.
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Marketers have traditionally chosen demographic groups to target, which arguably could be stereotypical.
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Traditionally, American families have had to go it alone with a new baby.
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"Traditionally, 'farm-to-face' means ingredients that come from local sources," Harper explains.
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Traditionally, California has depended on snowmelt for about a third of its water.
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Traditionally, expensive rocket bodies are discarded into space after launching payloads to orbit.
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The rule change would benefit manufacturers and construction companies that traditionally use apprenticeships.
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There's traditionally no such thing as a best man at a royal wedding.
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The bats, known in Hindi as "mogri" are traditionally used for washing clothes.
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What it means: Education has traditionally been the great equalizer in American society.
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Historians traditionally tell us our three greatest presidents were Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt.
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Although it has traditionally leaned Republican, Trump barely won the district in 2016.
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The monarch's body is, traditionally, the microcosm of the state, hence closely monitored.
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People seeking a set of wheels traditionally had two options: buy or lease.
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"People traditionally have to go into stores to do this," Ahmad-Taylor said.
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He wasn't meeting gay people where they traditionally met in the creative world.
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The Windows trackpad experience has traditionally been absolutely terrible versus the macOS experience.
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The blankets are traditionally worn with the pinstripe facing vertically to symbolize growth.
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Traditionally this would have been three networks and now there's a million. Yeah.
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GC: What does that mean for agencies that traditionally sat in the middle?
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In the United States, land use policy has traditionally been a local matter.
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For the traditionally Republican economic conservatives, this meant low taxes and low regulation.
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Oman has traditionally resisted Gulf Arab states' efforts to close ranks against Iran.
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Traditionally, medical students practise vaginal examinations on plastic models, but this is problematic.
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Banks have traditionally acted as intermediaries to their customers to get trades done.
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First ladies are traditionally very involved in the redecoration of the White House.
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Traditionally, former presidents have refrained from publicly commenting on their successors' job performance.
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Bollywood has traditionally stayed away from television, often considered inferior to feature films.
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And I think we've seen agencies ... Traditionally, they've been big employers of freelancers.
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"Traditionally we're trying to provide fast service for long-distance trips," he says.
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Traditionally, liberal governments have pursued different foreign policy agendas from their conservative peers.
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They're bringing venture funding to places that don't traditionally have access to it.
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Turkey's Aegean and Mediterranean resorts and beaches are traditionally popular with European holidaymakers.
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Over many decades, the executive branch has accumulated powers traditionally held by Congress.
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Traditionally, it's not often the bun that's the messy part of the burger.
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Traditionally viewed as "impure" the group continues to grapple with persecution and exclusion.
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Its rise compounded a slump in commodities - which are traditionally priced in dollars.
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The group is traditionally known for focusing on drilling and the transportation sector.
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Certainly joysticks, like many video game items, have traditionally fit into this mold.
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Chinese authorities traditionally keep the renminbi stable during major economic and political events.
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And they're traditionally marketed for weeks or months before playing on a screen.
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Now it's helping traditionally outnumbered female employees build out a women-only network.
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Traditionally the former presidents, despite their leverage and status, don't join the choir.
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Traders have traditionally bought those currencies and sold dollars in times of uncertainty.
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Politicians have traditionally feared supporting weed; now they recognize where the voters are.
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Traditionally, House GOP leaders avoid wading into procedural issues with the upper chamber.
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Mermaids don't have wings, nor are they as traditionally as bloodthirsty as sirens.
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At one extreme is France, which has traditionally defined citizenship as a choice.
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And the boys, somehow, were much hotter and stronger and more traditionally masculine.
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Populists traditionally attack economic elites — bankers, moneylenders, the railroads, and other big corporations.
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Traditionally, internet service providers make money by directly charging their customers for connectivity.
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Outgoing attorneys general are traditionally honored with the gift of a Cabinet chair.
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Bottom rung In Hinduism's caste system, Dalits are traditionally at the bottom rung.
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Traditionally, before agents end an inquiry, they will interview the suspect, said Ringel.
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Traditionally, employer health insurance benefits have not been taxed for employers or workers.
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The royal family traditionally spend the Christmas holiday at Sandringham House in Norfolk.
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The company has traditionally maintained a hardline against censoring anything on the internet.
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Indeed, the main support base for the DPP traditionally lies in southern Taiwan.
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Traditionally, the debate over gun control has energized Republicans far more than Democrats.
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They've traditionally been the biggest studio and made the most number of movies.
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Traditionally, a home inspection is done after an offer is made and accepted.
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Traditionally collegiate and professional championship teams have visited the White House in celebration.
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The #MeToo and #TimesUp movements have rattled the traditionally male-dominated tech industry.
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Mexico has traditionally been the second-largest buyer of U.S. sorghum after China.
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