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91. Even the broader categories in which we have traditionally grouped people are breaking down.
92. Mr Constable said later that the provost was traditionally chairman of the board, which was not run along political lines.
93. Traditionally, lenders have calculated the interest annually, which means you effectively pay interest on money you no longer owe.
94. Traditionally, of course, the man is the breadwinner who enhances his desirability by demonstrating his earning prowess.
95. Traditionally parents have tried to keep a lot of information about life and about their own affairs from their children.
96. It is women who have traditionally borne the daily burden of caring for ill parents, children, relatives and friends.
97. Marketing traditionally has been an Achilles' heel for phone companies because of their monopoly mind-set.
98. Many women workers exhibit labour market characteristics traditionally associated with vulnerability to unemployment.
99. Some argue that downsizing is dissolving the glue that has traditionally held companies together, and without which they may never flourish.
100. Traditionally it is a peaceful event, without confrontation between police and what they describe as the hippy convoy.
101. Traditionally, the rare earths have been used as catalysts in the chemical industry and in flints for cigarette lighters.
102. These dimensions apply equally to employees of new fishnet organizations and to team members working outside traditionally defined business spaces.
103. Disasters of this sort were confined to neither traditionally flooded land nor the winter months.
104. Or the society constituted by the class that traditionally was born to rule?
105. Traditionally, that has meant injecting people with a weakened or killed version of the virus itself, triggering antibodies.
106. For the Tuvans, traditionally, music has served as a means to communicate with the spirits.
107. One other key variable that has traditionally been used to delineate rural areas is the percentages employed in agriculture and forestry.
108. Cable systems traditionally use coaxial cable and a series of amplifiers throughout the distribution network.
109. Evolving Hardware Hardware design has traditionally been done by hand, and more recently with computer-aided design and optimization.
110. Traditionally, iron oxide is converted to the metal in a blast furnace.
111. Traditionally, the law centres have not levied any charges on those using the service.
112. The Lisburn event traditionally draws big names, as a glance through the previous winners list confirms.
113. Arbitration has traditionally been seen as a cheaper alternative to lawsuits because legal costs are lower.
114. It's very difficult then to exercise the same kind of partnership control which traditionally those firms had.
115. Some middle-class voters have supported the Labour Party and about one-third of working-class voters have traditionally cast their ballots for Conservative candidates.
116. Such postoperative headaches have traditionally been considered an unavoidable side effect of the anesthesia itself.
117. Traditionally, this cooling requirement has been accomplished using slices of solid carbon dioxide, better known as dry ice.
118. Training which is job related must be provided in West Belfast in skills traditionally denied to the Catholic population.
119. Fat women may not feel confident about exposing their bodies in those ways traditionally associated with eroticism.
120. Organizations have traditionally relied on structure and threats of insecurity to control the behaviour of employees.
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