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Meanings of traditional influence in English

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Usage of traditional influence in English
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The reader knows the traditional influence of every old Virginia family.
Her Weight in Gold
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In the end, the west exerted its traditional influence in Africa.
The Guardian
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Further tensions with Uefa are likely with Europe's traditional influence in world football under attack.
The Guardian
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The maintenance of the dignity of a monarch depends on a sort of mystical, historical, traditional influence or belief.
The Fight for the Republic in China
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Turkey wants to undermine this game even if it cannot fully determine it given Russia's traditional influence in the region, he said.
Reuters
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The traditional influence of France remained powerless in the East to maintain peace; the long weakness of the government was everywhere bearing fruit.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 6
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Some attach themselves to traditional influences; others violently reject them.
The Psychology of Revolution
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We're picking a lot from our traditional influences and turning them into modern pieces for our homes.
Jamaica Observer
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The music has also taken on a more Celtic tinge with McGarvey's bluegrass-seeped Americana now betraying greater British traditional influences.
The Irish Times
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Also new is an album by an ensemble called Nes who are taking their classical backgrounds and mixing in Arabic traditional influences.
Radio NZ
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