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The archbishop there is traditionally made a cardinal, enabling him to vote on the next pope.

There is traditionally a close correlation between ethnic identity and religious affiliation.

In mainstream magazines there is traditionally a proliferation of leopard-print and other animalistic symbols.

There is traditionally a difference between the adjectives "alternate" and "alternative".

Letting the ball bounce, especially "back there", is traditionally asking for trouble.

"There is traditionally a strong sense of localism, but there are thorny issues," he said.

There's traditionally been a large disconnection in contemporary art between the audience and the artist.

"There's traditionally been nothing more disempowering than becoming a hospital patient," said Joel Seligman, president and chief executive of Northern Westchester Hospital.

Rob Stutzman, a senior adviser for the California campaign, said the Republican electorate there was traditionally quite conservative.

"There are traditionally African aspects of this fight," said Jean Stéphane Biatcha, executive secretary of African Synergy, an AIDS prevention group.

As well, indigenous people often wish to live in exten­ded families, but there are, traditionally, forbidden relationships.