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Meanings of traditionally in English

Russian
первоначально
Catalan
originalment
Spanish
inicialmente

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Usage of traditionally in English
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People working for professional services firms traditionally left themselves outside the office.
The Irish Times
2
Background: Self-monitoring for weight loss has traditionally been performed with paper diaries.
Pubmed
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Gold is traditionally a safe haven for investors in times of crisis.
The South African
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Overseas aid traditionally accounts for about 40 percent of the national budget.
Reuters
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May 9th is traditionally celebrated as Europe Day across the European Union.
The Irish Times
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Occupational medicine physicians in the health service are not traditionally frontline workers.
The Irish Times
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A summit official said the philanthropic summit was traditionally a non-partisan event.
Reuters
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Ms Brower said traditionally, urban voters had a greater interest in conservation.
Radio NZ
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The traditionally less-high-profile regional council elections could attract some interest this year.
Radio NZ
10
Project Fi removes so much of the power traditionally held by carriers.
Wired
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China, a major arms producer that has traditionally abstained, voted in favor.
Reuters
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That's very different from how targeted anti-avoidance rules have traditionally been used.
The Guardian
13
Third sector organisations have traditionally played a significant role in supporting carers.
The Guardian
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The primary contest in the traditionally conservative state is on January 21.
Reuters
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Ōtaki was traditionally a blue party electorate, National reigning for 12 years.
Radio NZ
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DDGS displaces whole corn and some soybeans traditionally used in animal feed.
Wired
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Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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