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tradition

[truh-dish-uhn] / trəˈdɪʃ ən /


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On the other hand, football runs deep into those most American of traits: tradition, competition and, yes, some bloodlust too.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the RE syllabus will change to include other main religions and philosophical traditions, Paul Givan added.

From BBC

"This means finding the right balance between tradition and innovation. Between stability and flexibility," Coventry said.

From Barron's

By coincidence, Norwegian MPs vote on Tuesday on a motion that republicans submit by tradition every few years, although no-one expects it to attract much support.

From BBC

“Jazz tradition is very much about being very present and in the moment and interacting with other members of the band and creating space in the music for that kind of interaction,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times