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So he has historically devised his own menu names.

He has historically been an opponent of gay rights.

"He has historically had good relationships working on both sides of the aisle".

More bluntly, Baraka says, "To see him get all of this God-damned support from people he has historically and steadfastly eschewed just pissed me off.

Berkshire's newfound partnership with 3G gives Mr. Buffett an opportunity to invest in companies that he has historically tried to avoid: troubled businesses in need of turnarounds.

The Quinnipiac poll showed that Mr. Lieberman had lost support among his Democratic base and among a core group he has historically counted on: independent voters.

But after the election, the polls got back to taunting him, with data showing he had historically high disapproval ratings.

Today, he sounds rather ruthless about Afghanistan, a country he says has historically been essentially "ungovernable".

Police training, he explained, has historically taught cops to take decisive action "by barking at the top of your lungs and yelling orders and producing a more chaotic scene".

Jordi Perez, a 50-year-old civil servant said he voted for the pro-independence "Together for Yes" because he feels Spain has historically disparaged Catalan culture and its language.

But it's about "really good cooking," too, he said, which has, historically, involved utilizing things that aren't obviously appealing, out of economic necessity.