Traditionally

However, conduct that discriminates on the basis of objective facts rather than internal motives has not traditionally been considered illegal, and this distinction is easily understood if we stop to consider the historical meaning of the word Traditionally, discrimination has been used to denote discernment, the ability of a person to distinguish between things that are different.

American Thinker 2009

Traditionally, that is the song that Gen Santa Anna played for the Texans holed up at the Alamo.

The Minority Report - Not My Real Name 2008

Traditionally, that is part of the punishment courts levied on such criminals.

Latest Articles 2008

"Traditionally," she says, "government officials and journalists have an antagonistic relationship, which should make for good television."

Kathleen Parker and Eliot Spitzer, CNN's duo of civil dispute Howard Kurtz 2010

"Traditionally," says Sega's Michael Katz, "when there are more powerful machines, there's a 20 percent trade-up factor in the first two years."

Nintendo And Beyond 2008

"Traditionally," he says, "when Chinese become rich, they buy houses or maybe they marry a second wife."

Want More Growth in China? Have Faith Rob Moll 2008

"Traditionally" one serves this with dumplings, but my angelheart Eric and I helped ourselves to toasted garlic bread.

Archive 2007-01-01 Shaun 2007

'Traditionally' wikis have been used as a knowledge base, the biggest example being Wikipedia, but that does not mean all wikis are destined for the same fate.

One more time: what's the difference between a blog and a wiki? Clive Shepherd 2007

"Traditionally" one serves this with dumplings, but my angelheart Eric and I helped ourselves to toasted garlic bread.

Weekend Cookbook Challenge # 12 - Gulyas Shaun 2007

"Traditionally" a paper license was classified as Documents of Title conveying the right to use IT software and fell under 4907 00 30 of Customs Tariff with a duty rate of 12. 5\%.

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