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Indeed, Ms. Olsen went on, if TV shows such as "Who Do You Think You Are?" and websites like Ancestry.com haven't made cemeteries exactly chic again, they have contributed to an uptick in what she described as the "nontraditional visitor."

Life Among the Headstones Ralph Gardner Jr. 2011

Seen here in a 2003 Fox interview, she describes what she called her nontraditional family.

CNN Transcript Jul 3, 2009 2009

Across the board, banks had increased their standards for subprime borrowers, or what you call nontraditional loans, loans that don't have income verification and, you know, anything that doesn't seem normal.

CNN Transcript Nov 6, 2007 2007

Candy sales are way up because people are selling them at what they call nontraditional places.

CNN Transcript Dec 11, 2006 2006

Stein's next book, which he describes as a "nontraditional ghost story," takes place on Puget Sound.

StarTribune.com rss feed 2011

To Buckler, 61, it starts with ideas, or what he calls nontraditional solutions.

detnews.com - Autos Insider 2010

"If you look at the world today when it comes to training, everybody's starting to morph off into what I call nontraditional training," Mastrov says.

SPORTSbyBROOKS 2009

The campaign will use what it calls nontraditional methods aimed at overcoming images of war and conflict by touting the Jewish state's scientific, cultural and other achievements.

Jewish Exponent News 2008

This policy not only helped generate a boom in nontraditional exports but also contributed to reasonable interest-rate levels and to the prevention of capital flight.

Matthew Yglesias » Effective Government Matters 2010

The prospectus says the fund is designed to invest in nontraditional asset categories and to use strategies including "market neutral, inflation protection, commodities, real estate, floating rate loans, infrastructure and emerging markets."

One Fund, Many Experts Michael A. Pollock 2010