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Also, according to Ekaterina Antareva of the Knight Frank office in St . Petersburg there traditionally is a limited amount of housing available because of strict building limitations in the city center, a Unesco World Heritage site.

There traditionally was a relationship between transaction volume and revenues.

British Cycling, the national governing body for the sport, said there had traditionally been an inequality within cycling, as there had been with other elite sports.

There have traditionally been few steps beyond: Retirement.

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.

In video games there has traditionally been a button for everything.

Even Sweden, where there has traditionally been a low prevalence of obesity, will see significant rises.

For younger women, there has traditionally been a fear that tampons will break the hymen.

Penn has got a very strong neurosciences group, and there's traditionally been a lot of good neuroscientists here at the vet school.

"In South Carolina," he said, "there have traditionally been two funeral directors' associations: one predominantly white, one predominantly African-American".