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Meanings of old tradition in English

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Usage of old tradition in English
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The age- old tradition of industrialists supporting the government came into play here.
Behind the News: Voices from Goa's Press
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Even yesterday, the old tradition was alive: 'Enemy landing; issue in doubt.'
Greener Than You Think
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Listen again to the old tradition that still rings down the ages-
A Book of Discovery / The History of the World's Exploration, Fr...
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The old tradition demands that national loyalties and ancient belligerence should continue.
The Pivot of Civilization
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Native New Yorkers are breaking an old tradition by visiting the Statue.
The new yorker
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Ned invited Anna and Belle over for Sunday dinner-anold tradition resumed.
The new yorker
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Alfredo, the dark one, the unmarried, was in the old tradition.
Twilight in Italy
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Apparently, every member of the royal family follows this century- old tradition.
News.com.au
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In parliamentary oratory, however, the old tradition of over-simplification is apt to persist.
Human Nature in Politics / Third Edition
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The Five Towns Hotel has held fast to old tradition in this respect.
The Price of Love
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Conservative critics rounded on the pontiff, accusing him of shunning the centuries- old tradition.
Radio NZ
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But again heredity, training and age- old tradition stood between them, finger on lip.
Mary Minds Her Business
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It was an old tradition, one Irial had always permitted his court fey.
Ink Exchange
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Well, it's an old tradition with some of the sergeants in the Group.
Secret Sanction
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Selling is an old tradition, and we can learn from it.
The new yorker
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The butler insisted on elaborate teas and dinners served in the old tradition.
The new yorker
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Old tradition through the time
Old tradition across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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