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The Warrior-class ships trimmed down by the bow, not least because they were fitted with a 40 LT iron knee placed at the bow to give it a traditionally pleasing shape.

Partly, it is a traditionally independent streak.

And so, for many at a party for Hamptons magazine last Sunday at the new Southampton Social Club, it was a traditionally beautiful evening with a storied history.

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"It's a traditionally French restaurant with Napoleon III décor and a sublime terrace in the summer," said Sylvia Javogue, an official with the center-right Union Pour un Mouvement Populaire.

This might be due to the way simulation is applied in healthcare modelling, as it follows a traditionally based on engineering approach.

This seemingly minor enrichment completely transforms the way laminated glass deforms and fractures, and it turns a traditionally brittle material into a stretchy and tough material with little impact on surface hardness and optical quality.

Chris Dyer, art director at Creation Skateboards, embellishes the concept of Visionary Art by bringing it to a traditionally rebellious counter-culture, skate-boarders.

Holden's big edge was that the district contained Schuylkill County, where he was personally popular after serving as county sheriff even though it's a traditionally Republican area.

He imagined it as an homage to the 1960s comic books and spy films from his boyhood and he initially tried to develop it as a traditionally animated film.

It's a traditionally far-right agenda, given a sheen of "objective" gloss through a highly-funded PR campaign (billionaire Pete Peterson's spent nearly a half-billion on it in the last four years alone).