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Traditionally, witches' curses tend to cause bad dreams.
Traditionally, this is best done on the outside, but (in this modern world), inside the window is also acceptable.
Traditionally, shoes have been made from leather, wood or canvas.
Traditionally , it has been used more for its powerful tonic and adaptogen properties .
And traditionally what did the economy do to resolve this problem that there is more capacity from production than capacity of consumption ?
And traditionally we have different types of music, like that.
Alpha-linolenic acid is one of two fatty acids traditionally classified as " essential .
Traditionally the leaves are chewed ( usually fresh leaves ) to allow workers to do hard , physical labour .
Traditionally , they were ( and are to some extent still today ) , primarily homemakers , while men were household stores .
There are also certainly many feminists who are straight and look traditionally feminine and we ’ re proud of them too .
Ahead of the driver is a simple instrument binnacle , featuring the counterbalanced needles traditionally found on a high quality chronometer .
Terjak is a home remedy, which is traditionally prepared from elderberry juice.
Like raspberry leaves, it has traditionally been considered a useful aid to labour and childbirth.
Cisgenic plants are similar to traditionally bred plants.
Srce je tradicionalno ( traditionally ) simbol čustev in želja .
Ameriški študentje se radi borijo traditionally love to fight!
Also traditionally we bought a few coffee cups .
This felt strange as it was the same kind of hug we traditionally came together for before every concert.
Procreation has traditionally been a source of personal empowerment for women.
Traditionally the leaves are chewed (usually fresh leaves) to allow workers to do hard, physical labour.