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And at home is where the women in their lives traditionally stay.

The following is the order traditionally done by most schools.

Traditionally, the patients who go to the medical center are poor.

It has traditionally been known as a working class area.

In the past, there were traditionally four shows a year.

Traditionally, it's the time when people add one year to their age.

Traditionally, we have asked women to do this in six weeks or less.

Traditionally, I'd say 80 percent of the players would go for that green.

Film, as we have traditionally thought of it, is going to be different.

Whether the issue would be one that is traditionally left to state law.

Traditionally it is given to a child upon beginning his or her first year of school.

The war saw many women taking what were traditionally men's jobs for the first time in American history.

Traditionally, when we see this happen with women, they turn it all inside.

Traditionally, schools have wanted parents to leave the children (and the money) at the door.

Traditionally, he said, most such decisions have been made from the top down.

Primary care has traditionally been looked down upon within the medical community.

Education in America has traditionally been seen as a local concern.

"We come in at a point where people have traditionally given up," he said.

Traditionally the Administration is asked its opinion of such a move.

Traditionally, this had been the lot of the young ones.

"Traditionally they make a record once every three or four years," he said.

Traditionally, 2007 will be written from right to left: 7002.

The middle school now runs from years 7 to 9, one year longer than traditionally.

Marriage has traditionally been an important part of American society.

This has traditionally been called the "third use of the law."