Although traditionally regarded as Democratic supporters, an estimated forty-four per cent of them voted for Bush in 2004.
Although traditionally Japanese meals end with rice, many restaurants will add a mizu-gashi, or fruit course, to their menu.
Although traditionally tight family bonds mean many Greek women benefit from relatives that help with childcare, others must employ babysitters.
Although traditionally found in the Scottish highlands and islands, there are a dozen of these simple huts in Wales and northern England too.
Although traditionally the Tiv had no chiefs (political decisions were made by lineage elders), the British administration established a paramount chief in 1948.
Although traditionally made with strip steak, the higher-priced fillet that Mr. Peters uses creates a richer, beefier, altogether more satisfying dish.
Although traditionally performed as an open abdominal procedure, minimally invasive sacrocolpopexy, whether laparoscopic or robotic, has been successfully adopted in the practice of many pelvic reconstructive surgeons.
Although traditionally it is a tools used by management, they are likely to hold biased views, thus tampers result of the analysis.
Although traditionally a centre for Native American folk arts and crafts, Arizona has had no circles of painters and writers comparable to those of neighbouring New Mexico.
Although traditionally a problem for homebuyers, gazumping is a growing concern for tenants all over the UK, says FindaProperty, that but particularly in London and the South-East.
Although traditionally the phenotypic consequences of BMPR2 deficiency in PAH have been thought to be limited to the pulmonary vasculature, there is evidence that abnormalities in BMPR2 signaling may have consequences in many other organ systems and cellular compartments.
