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If the latter, Daschle will be a more powerful player than his new (traditionally second-tier) portfolio suggests.

No longer can it be said that the News, traditionally the more restrained of the city's rival tabloids, lacks a fighting spirit.

By Ben McGrath No longer can it be said that the News, traditionally the more restrained of the city's rival tabloids, lacks a fighting spirit.

For the broadcast television networks the new season traditionally begins in September.

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The election Tuesday could also change the legal landscape, as new presidents traditionally appoint their own United States attorneys.

The first few days of the new year traditionally see a glut of predictions from think tanks, consultancies and PR firms eager to milk a dull news week.

The new year, traditionally kicked off with a savory, cleansing Bloody Mary, will be along to rescue you in just a couple of days.

Fuller turned the job of discovering new talent — traditionally the role of A. & R. men — from an expense into an income stream.

Last year it announced a "strategic alliance" with America's CSC, a software and services company.Perhaps most surprising of all, Japanese firms are hunting abroad for new technology, traditionally their strong suit.

New governors traditionally hold a public swearing-in ceremony the next day, where they re-create their oath and deliver an inaugural address, as Mr. Cuomo will do on Saturday afternoon, though without members of the general public present.