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But it traditionally ends its fall season with a holiday concert that mostly looks back at Christmas repertory, ranging from medieval carols and Baroque works to 19th-century favorites and a few brief glimpses of modernity.

There is always a lag of 6-12 months before monetary policy has its main impact, but it traditionally works through lower long-term bond yields, higher share prices and a weaker dollar.

New Hampshire is only the second US state to hold its primary for the presidential elections but it traditionally plays a pivotal role.

The concept has been around for a long time, but it traditionally sat in the public and charity sectors, according to Sarah Ronald, founder of Nile.

It's common for Japanese startups to go public, but it traditionally tends to happen much earlier than in the U.S or other parts of the world.

But it is traditionally overlooked.

China's predominantly Muslim Hui ethnic group does speak Mandarin, but it has traditionally practiced a moderate form of Islam.

Paper-cutting dates to the Han dynasty but it is traditionally associated with designs like animals and flowers.

But it has traditionally not been much of a destination for many local residents, especially the poor.

Technically, the UN's refugee agency, UNHCR, is not responsible for protecting and assisting these individuals but it has traditionally done so nevertheless.

But it has traditionally been wary of introducing subscription services in the UK which many would regard as signalling the death knell for the £145.50 licence fee.