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Meanings of more traditional in English

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Usage of more traditional in English
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Certainly a different atmosphere from the more traditional venues we're used to.
The Guardian
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Still, most top Fed officials continue to rely on more traditional means.
Reuters
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The courts combined modern criminal law with more traditional informal community procedures.
The Guardian
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There was more traditional Irish myth-making in Johnny and The Good Room.
The Irish Times
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Yes, conservatives also make more traditional laissez-faire fiscal arguments against net neutrality.
Wired
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Usually I wear something simple, but now I need something more traditional.
Reuters
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Imagine if Munro or Lessing had responded in a more traditional way.
The Guardian
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It is best known for its more traditional luxury saloons, after all.
BBC
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In some ways I think I may be more traditional than Michele.
The Guardian
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The more traditional sports are carried out as exhibitions rather than competitions.
The Guardian
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I am a more traditional Catholic than many raised in the faith.
Naomi’s Room
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But the Counterterrorist Pursuit Teams follow a more traditional, decades-old CIA pattern.
Wired
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That prompted the team to switch to the more traditional three-wheel design.
Wired
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Anything unusual or more traditional like the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge?
The South African
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One that was more White, more conservative, more traditional and more moral.
Ebony
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These results suggest that these more traditional gun control laws work.
Wired
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