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For the Tory plan is one that has traditionally worked in British politics.

But the model is also challenging how the fostering system has traditionally worked in the UK.

The IT Department traditionally worked in closed teams according to project or division.

They argue most jazz artists, who have traditionally worked in non-union clubs, would prefer to receive more pay and handle their own retirement plans.

While longshoremen at other ports have traditionally worked in shifts, those in New York have always been organized into clannish gangs that work around the clock until a job is done.

Scientists employed at large pharmaceutical companies traditionally worked in silos, too, but collaboration is essential for those who wish to thrive in the startup environment.

As glamour and substance traditionally work in inverse proportions in the movie business, the down-to-work atmosphere was apt.

"Advertising traditionally works in the margins, between the television shows you like to watch, the articles you read, the buildings you go into," Mr. Collins said.

For years, wildlife groups have blamed the janjaweed — Sudanese horseback raiders who traditionally work in tandem with the government military — for wiping out many of Central Africa's elephant herds.

But since the Slayer traditionally works in secrecy, Buffy's behavior often seems violent and antisocial to those who have authority over her, such as high school administrators and even her loving but baffled mother.

The fight also marks a rare joint agreement between Showtime Sports and HBO, the two American media companies, who traditionally work in opposition.