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"In some important ways," he added, "Steve Bannon was more traditionally liberal than the liberals who spent the last year shrieking for his head".

The second movement, tightly scored and with an almost folkish melody at its core, was more traditionally unified: a contradiction, in a way, of the changeable first movement.

The addition, 17 stories high, preserved the color and vertically massed profile of the original, but was more traditionally ornate in its design, with grander entranceways and more neoclassical touches.

The Met's version, by Tim Albery, is more traditionally fanciful.

It's more traditionally African-American, so that way people would think I was black.

On paper, Mensch's background could scarcely be more traditionally Tory.

Good for teething, but is more traditionally used by the parents as a status symbol.

He uses spareribs, although baby backs are more traditionally used for grilling in Vietnam.

But manners cops' actions are more traditionally born of a sense of injustice.

On Pilgatan, just across the road, the buildings are more traditionally Swedish.

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