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Sales may have also suffered because of the poor-quality, Soviet-type weaponry that Pyongyang has traditionally produced.

The eastern part, Gyeongsang, has traditionally produced the country's leaders (Mr Lee grew up there, though he was born in Japan).

If approved, drug trials could start as early as next year but this class of drugs has traditionally produced mixed results and no compounds are currently approved for any condition.

The nonfiction sports book is not a genre that has traditionally produced much literature or many best sellers, so it's surprising that in the past month some of the biggest action in book publishing has been in the biographies or memoirs of figures from actual sports or of bulked-up actors in fake athletic contests.

The U.S. has traditionally produced good goalkeepers.

This strategy is a new one for Apple, which has traditionally produced only premium iPhone devices, for purchase by the largest carriers as a 'brand ambassador' of sorts.

The new jug marks a sharp break with the way dairies and grocers have traditionally produced and stocked milk.

From the Fire Department to the bond-trading floor, many of the men lost came from close-knit Irish Catholic communities that have traditionally produced large families.

European universities have traditionally produced administrative lawyers for their governments, but legal skills alone are hardly adequate for handling contemporary problems.

His faith was that of an English patrician; Mr Cameron is drawn from the same social circles that have traditionally produced senior mandarins.

But the Mumbai LitFest was a way for him to give back to a city that had traditionally produced so much profound literature yet never quite fully appreciated the lives of wordsmiths.