It abuts many of the town's homes, and property owners have traditionally added some of their own acreage to it each year, a tithe of sorts to maintain the land for public use.
My colleague Larry Rohter has been marshaling the foreign film coverage, and he pointed to the Canadian film "Monsieur Lazhar" as a strong alternate, the kind of movie the Academy has traditionally embraced, he said, adding that the intimate story "starts sad but is ultimately uplifting, in a way that is direct and uncluttered but also elegant".
49 While the inclusion of text in graphic warning labels has traditionally been justified in terms of added information content (text adds information otherwise not present), it may also be important to examine possible emotional 'blunting' effects that its inclusion may have.
Supply chain literature has traditionally examined procurement and value-adding activities, without explicitly defining product development as part of these.
A Harvard spokesman, Kevin Galvin, added, "The university has traditionally maintained a strong presumption against divesting stock for reasons unrelated to investment purposes," preferring that the college make its "distinctive contributions to society" through its "research and educational activities".
But he adds that cost has traditionally not been a consideration in deciding what to cover.
In the past, the aide added, the minority party has traditionally not objected to unanimous consent requests on similar, start-of-the-session business.
The design of the cooling system in process and power plants has traditionally been treated as an add-on where the process or power block is designed first and then the cooling system sized to match the heat duty that has to be rejected.
In view of these findings, the therapeutic alliance has traditionally been seen as a key element adding to the treatment success of face-to-face psychotherapy [ 16].
He added: "It will bring the kind of work that has traditionally been seen in alternative spaces, for short durations, and often barely recorded, into the museum.
