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KB Homes has traditionally built houses for first-time and trade-up buyers.
Pomigliano has traditionally built Alfa Romeos, a brand that has been hit particularly hard by the crisis.
Allardyce has traditionally built from the back and while getting the best out of his strikers is also a focus, he is convinced that clean sheets will provide the foundation for yet another survival bid.
As a result, such structures tend to ride, rather than resist, the seismic waves during an earthquake like a well-reefed yacht in a storm.Ironically, for a country that sits on one of the most seismically active part of the earth's crust, Japan has traditionally built its houses to withstand not earthquakes but typhoons.
Cliff Fetner, the owner of Jaco Custom Builders in Hauppauge, who has traditionally built on smaller lots, said that while the biggest hurdle is availability of land, once a parcel is found a builder faces an even bigger problem -- because of the competition -- in negotiating a deal that is profitable.
The French have traditionally built their counter-terrorism strategy on intelligence and uncompromising law-enforcement.
As Anglian Water admits, water companies have traditionally built their way out of problems.
Marketers, who have traditionally built their brands around common brand identities, now find their identities hijacked, saturated or irrelevant.
"We have traditionally built everything we do here within the company, but i-D was perfect as a partner to launch a play into fashion," said Vice's president Andrew Creighton, who has previously worked for i-D.
The older telcos have traditionally built international networks on a consortium model, which divides construction costs between participants, and each company receives as much capacity as it pays for.
"Plus Belle la Vie," which translates roughly as "Life Is So Sweet," has shaken French evening television, which has traditionally been built around the 8 p.m. news on each channel, sometimes referred to as France's Grand Mass.
