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It's traditionally said at the end of a yoga practice and it means the light inside of me bows to the light inside of you.

Did you know? Traditionally buttermilk was the sour liquid left after churning butter. Today it's made by adding bacteria to regular milk.

For centuries the dark berries of European black elder (Sambucus nigra L. ) have been traditionally used as a winter remedy.

In the Southern United States, people traditionally prepare a meal of collard greens, black-eyed peas and pork for a year of good luck.

Conversion between Adj & Adv ? Traditionally, there had always been good relations between them.

The word video in video game traditionally referred to a raster display device.

Intelligence they certainly do not lack. What they lack is ability, and that has traditionally been a weakness in our education.

In London this month, the president won a standing ovation from traditionally skeptical journalists at a press conference.

Traditionally, the computer in business has been used for data processing.

But in turning to a traditionally female job, Mr Brush is trying to escape a very male recession.

The handling of guns within police forces up and down the country has traditionally been the preserve of men.

Traditionally, most manufacturing and distribution operations determine what to sell and how much to sell by way of forecast.

The beginning and the end of the practice of Ashtanga Yoga traditionally is marked by an Mantra (=Prayer).

Judges have traditionally given much greater weight to circumstances at the end of the marriage than to any agreements made at the start.

Transferring the business model definition from the business analysts to the technicians has traditionally been a challenging task.

Tamarind is native to Africa, and its seeds have been used traditionally to treat a range of disorders, including burns.

"And Turning Leaf has traditionally been a conservative brand, " he said.

Mr Brown said he was willing to step aside later this year, at the time of Labour's annual party conference, traditionally held in October.

As demonstrated by Rio's bid for Alcan, even traditionally conservative companies are prepared to pay up to secure high-quality assets.

Traditionally mutators have always been a community effort and we feel that it should stay like this, only you know what you want.

Water-based hydraulic systems Water-based hydraulic systems traditionally have been used in hot-metal areas of steel mills.

It has sought to become a more substantial player in a region where the United States traditionally holds far more sway.

Traditionally the American presence in the region on its own has been a strong guarantor of stability.

The Libyan leader seems to have lost control of the east of the country, traditionally a hotbed of resentment towards his rule.

Morphology of the androecium, perianth (tepals), and the inflorescence has traditionally been used to circumscribe genera and tribes.

Traditionally, being involved in a project has not been considered enablement, but it is perhaps one of the strongest forms of learning.

I think it's a time for the sexual liberation of men as well -- liberation from any vestiges of a traditionally macho perspective.

Both the incubi and the succubi are traditionally believed to be the children of Lilith, Adam's first wife in Jewish folklore.

"It's not traditionally been included in authentic literature" , for its literary value is often overlooked.

It was traditionally a farm product, but with the Advent of the cream separator in the late 19th century it began to be mass-produced.

Traditionally, the federal government has nothing to do with that; it treats it as a local matter, and a dangerously controversial one.

All this should be enough to keep investors busy at a time when, traditionally, many of them are supposed to be away on summer holidays.

Traditionally, culturing techniques were used to analyze them, but it was hard to understand the microbial community diversity thoroughly.

Traditionally, students who quit jobs at the start of a recession graduate with an MBA when the economy is in an upswing.

Traditionally it had to be two numbers, separated by a dot - now you can choose any number of numbers that you wish.

The traditionally hand-woven garment is usually made of cotton fibers, which vary from the size.

Traditionally, players are required to show up in the locker room 90 minutes before game time or else face a fine, a suspension, or both.

Saw palmetto has traditionally been used as a herbal remedy for the symptomatic relief of short-term urinary discomfort.

The PLACE , in marketing terms, is traditionally seen as the place where the selling actually occurs.

Traditionally, it has been a decision of the development team as to how much architectural work is done in early project phases.

Traditionally, alignment has been thought of as an activity to be performed at a particular time of the year.

Traditionally, such talk would have sent shudders though the IMF. Now at least some within the fund's upper ranks seem to agree.

Traditionally seen as a male disease, heart disease is now one of the leading causes of death in post-menopausal women in Europe.

Iliac crest autograft bone has traditionally been used for lumbar fusion.

Other countries, including some in Europe and some in the developing world, have traditionally found a rapid recovery to be more difficult.

Traditionally in years past, the parents and communities cooperated to set up schools to serve all the children in a particular location.

Most shops traditionally have sales after Christmas but this year the bargains have come early in an attempt to lure consumers to spend.

Even companies that are not traditionally services providers like Amazon. com are beginning to develop a surplus service capability.

Traditionally, the traumatic open radical prostatectomy procedure was the only treatment option available.

It's traditionally a time of celebration, and if a coffee brand could "own" this, it would be a license to print money.

Traditionally, America had never been prepared for a war.

Children, however, may be a bigger hurdle, since childcare 'is not among the duties traditionally expected of either princes or kings. '

It noted that France had traditionally attached particular importance to the question of development.

A creamier shade of green has traditionally been used to paint concrete and interior walls.

Certainly with Empire, what we've been trying to do is make it so people who haven't traditionally tried our games don't feel put off.

Imniashvili says that the ball was traditionally baptized in a mixture used in pre-Christian celebrations in western Georgia.

A mythical monster traditionally represented as a gigantic reptile having a lion's claws, the tail of a serpent, wings, and a scaly skin.

One of the rooms is decorated in "Chinese red" , a color traditionally used for joyous occasions.

Some schools, where charting family history has traditionally been a classroom project, are now skipping the exercise altogether.

Traditionally, libraries have been able to provide reasonable access to the purchased copies of copyright works held in their collections.

Traditionally, there had always been good relations between them.

They are, hence, traditionally known as Kongming Lanterns. On the sky lanterns are often written wishes for peace.

The audio module controls the locus say-so traditionally, i. e. only one person is allowed to speak in a moment.

Several top Democrats have expressed concern that the traditionally conservative Senate would not pass a bill with a public option.

Traditionally many customers do not worry about performance until the final stages of an application development project.

Deforestation has traditionally been a major problem for farmers. Few trees remain to protect soil from floods, droughts and severe storms.

October, traditionally the slow start of a year-end risk rally, cannot come soon enough.

Perl has traditionally been a text-oriented language, so Unicode support changes the very core of the language.

Agricultural labor, of course, traditionally has no time clocks in the fields: the working-day stretches from dawn to dusk when necessary.

Since its beginning as an extension campus, AUM has traditionally been a commuter campus.

Funding for low-income housing has traditionally been a source of dispute between the central and local governments.

To understand how infections progress, researchers have traditionally had to kill infected laboratory animals on a daily basis.

Traditionally, XML has been used to define metadata for business documents.

She said many producers traditionally use drug treatments and live parasite vaccines against coccidiosis .

Traditionally, architects have decided which components will communicate with one another in a message-oriented system.

Traditionally, they had always been good relations between them.

Prices do go up and down and some volatility is to be expected, and indeed is normal, particularly in our traditionally volatile markets.

Bollywood is traditionally known for its song and dance routines and family melodramas, but all that has changed in recent years.

Quality control has traditionally been used for manufacturing, but also production and profits had increased.

Traditionally, all the aerodynamic parameters are obtained by experiment in the wind tunnel.

Traditionally, the president does not fill federal jobs in a state until he discusses them with the senators from that state.

The idea that anger can be a problem all on its own is one that many psychiatrists and psychologists have traditionally resisted.

Intel Corp, for instance, has traditionally been a bellwether for the semiconductor industry.

Traditionally, data binding has been used within applications to take advantage of data stored in databases.

Mango bark (Morus alba)has traditionally been used as an antioxidant &blood tonic.

These colonies of British North America traditionally traded with Britain and with the United States, very little among themselves.

Traditionally, the festival was a time used by the ancient pagans to take stock of supplies and slaughter livestock for winter stores.

Many Japanese college students have traditionally taken part-time jobs to earn some pocket change or to fund a foreign trip.

The two women traditionally are fighting for the affections of the same man, and years of arguments finally take their toll.

Traditionally, developers think of IT security in terms of perimeter defense.

However, dry H. cordata has traditionally been used in clinical application instead of the fresh counterpart.

On Tuesday, he made back-to-back appearances in 2 states where unions have traditionally been strong: Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Traditionally, possibility measure is considered as the parallel concept of probability measure.

Traditionally programmers have tended to favor control syntaxes that are very precise and compact and have no redundancy at all.

Traditionally, the Indian god Krishna is said to have been born during the summer months, usually in June, July, August or September.

It's also down in the other markets, which are traditionally our strongholds: Russia, Germany, Indonesia, UAE, and on and on and on.

One of the traditionally dressed dancers at the Tiki Village Theatre on the island of Moorea pauses to pose for a photograph.

traditionally , they have served as guard dogs for nomads who leave their tents all day to follow their flocks of yaks , sheep and goats.

In many parts of Pakistan, especially in Lahore, traditionally people used to celebrate the Basant (spring) festival by flying kites.

The post, filled by parliament, is traditionally given to an elder statesman as a reward for years of public service.

It all begins with engagement. Traditionally, a young man asks the father of his sweetheart for permission to marry her.

The more traditionally "feminine" trait of sensitivity, while often appreciated, is not always an asset in the work world.

It is traditionally regarded as unlucky for a ship to begin a voyage on the 13th , especially if it happens to be a Friday .

One result was that Americans, traditionally fonder of the free market than the rest of the world, became less so.

Graduates have traditionally been a dominant force in civil service recruitment, especially after college enrollment expanded in 1999.

Masturbation has traditionally been a very private and closeted thing.

Such difficulties are likely to get worse towards the end of the year, when companies traditionally try to settle accounts with employees.

Traditionally Oracle stores all session and system-related parameters in a text file, normally referred to as initSID. ora.

Traditionally women are more likely to vote Democrat in the presidential election - and a majority of women are supporting John Kerry.

Andermatt was traditionally dependent on the Swiss army, which had its mountain training school there.

This was encouraged by the launch this year of their new five-year economic plans, traditionally a time for starting big new projects.

Traditionally, firm referred to a partnership, as opposed to a company.

Some of us have been lucky enough to find our strengths and at the same time recognize areas traditionally referred to as weaknesses.

Commercially certifying a yacht has traditionally been a taboo subject for all but the largest of yachts seeking to charter.

Traditionally the company has used coordinate measurement machines ( CMMs ) for the inspections .

as it's traditionally thought to be by the Old Historicism, history is a background to discourse or literature.

In many cases developers would traditionally write custom code to a filesystem instead using flat files or other methodologies.

Hakim said: " The results are similiar except these ex-socilist countries where men traditionally share no housework for women. "

The 6-foot-9 Sun has traditionally played point guard, but Black said the Lakers would primarily use him as a shooting guard.

Okay, it might not be an engagement ring, but it's a ruby in the shape of a heart on the finger traditionally reserved for engagement rings.

Manufacturing jobs have traditionally paid well, and offered good careers to men who did not excel at school.

I quickly rushed forward and a look, dear, unexpectedly is really the claddaugh rotates inside a traditionally-designed box!

Future doctors in the United States traditionally complete 4 years of medical school after undergraduate school.

Traditionally, peasants regard their offspring as their pension fund, the only hope of a meal ticket in old age.

Traditionally, wind generation was not involved as a part of the distribution systems during design, planning and operating considerations.

Pain has traditionally been viewed as a pure sensory experience arising from physical injury or other pathology (cancer, diabetes, AIDS).

Software modeling has traditionally been a synonym for producing diagrams.

Today is Thanksgiving in the U. S. Traditionally we take stock of the things that we're thankful for on this day each year.

The evergreens traditionally brought indoors were decorated with apples, symbolizing the Garden of Eden.

Rising property prices are also driving the change because Chinese families must traditionally buy an apartment for a son before he marries.

Traditionally, Bear Stearns, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have had the dominant prime brokerage units both in the US and overseas.

Asia has traditionally waited for the U. S. Federal Reserve to act before tightening or loosening its own monetary policy.

On New Year's Day people traditionally eat dumplings made with egg and shrimp fillings to encourage a year of peace.

The rope is made from horsehair , and was traditionally claimed to be able to block a sword.

On the day, food offerings were traditionally placed at altars set up in old yards. Moon cakes were special festival food.

Traditionally, this has put agribusiness on the side of policies that would make fossil fuels cheaper and their production costs lower.

Relief for what has traditionally been a challenge in Flash applications comes with the Advanced Text support in Flash Player 10.

To the extent governments have traditionally held investment assets, it was to protect domestic currencies and banks from crisis.

Message coordination has also traditionally been a difficult issue to handle.

Medicare has traditionally excluded psychiatrists from demonstration projects of these types of care approaches .

Data management: Traditionally, data used for testing is captured and maintained in spreadsheets.

But this also made him the object of suspicion by the old Catholic families, who traditionally manned France's officer class.

Mustard also packs enough heat to break up congestion, the reason it was traditionally used in chest plasters.

Many Filipinos and Malays who traditionally fish for a living have erected hundreds of these homes in the Celebes Sea.

But traditionally tube technology each second glitters 50 times, the person eye can distinguish, is very easy to create the eye strain.

Deployment of legacy COM components has traditionally been a difficult task.

Traditionally, fathers in Spain can have 2days off: the day when the child is born and the next.

This was encouraged by the launch this year of their new five-year economic plans, traditionally a time to starting big new projects .

Saying arms control treaties have not traditionally been a partisan issue in Congress, Mr.

Traditionally, these have been large pieces of polished metal, steered by electric motors to keep the sun's rays focused on the cell.

Traditionally, the manufacturing process for these wings is time-consuming and a case of trial and error.

Your company name, traditionally at the bottom of the ad, should include your address and phone number.

Africans traditionally tell stories that express the thoughts they have in mind, rather than stating "the point" clearly.

Among the kite designs, the golden-winged swallow is traditionally one of the most popular.

Senator Obama welcomed the news at a campaign rally in North Carolina - a state where Republicans are traditionally strong.

The price of crude is now commonly seen as an indicator of geopolitical risk, a role traditionally associated with gold.

Governments have traditionally funded projects from general tax revenues, rather than raising the money on a scheme-by-scheme basis.

Traditionally only one candidate is left by the time the presidential vote takes place at the party conference.

Jews traditionally observe Passover with a feast known as a Seder.

They traditionally stand for low taxes, a strong military, traditional values, and little intervention by government in everyday life.

Among the designs, the golden winged swallow is traditionally one of the most popular.

Human-resource management is not traditionally seen as central to the competitive survival of the firm in the United States.

Olympic athletes traditionally have been known for their years of discipline in training for one moment of international sports glory.

Although XML has traditionally been the most popular format for Spring metadata, it is not the only option.

Yet the methods of culturing and studying human cells have traditionally been carried out in two dimensions on flat impermeable surfaces.

Traditionally, an SRAM chip is made more dense by shrinking its basic building block, often referred to as a cell.

In Los Angeles there are people who live downtown, but it's not a very popular area, at least traditionally.

Etymology is traditionally used for the study of the origins and history of the form and meaning of words.

Traditionally, Cubans over the age of 55 could claim up to 80 cigarettes a month for just 30 US cents.

The understanding and subsequent implementation of a traditionally stated requirement varies widely among individuals.

Traditionally, package is the end of production; therefore, the property of the product would be unchangeable.

Traditionally, Wall Street employees get most of their annual pay in the form of a one-time year-end bonus.

Are there any traditionally recognized words of English (in the appropriate sense of "word" ) that fail to satisfy Bloomfield's definition?

Put yourself in the shoes of an incumbent storage vendor that has traditionally sold its hardware to IT buyers and service providers alike.

Traditionally, We used a CPU with a SRAM and an EEPROM to implement the control module on a wireless transmitting equipment.

Traditionally, messages came into IMS through its SNA data communication protocol from VTAM.

Stimulate interaction between segments of the company that traditionally don't connect or collaborate with each other.

Millions of baby girls are believed to have been aborted in a country which traditionally favors male heirs.

to get a bachelor ' s degree , students traditionally take general subjects during the first two years.

Administrative center of a cathedral, traditionally organized for overseeing construction.

Traditionally, the physician is considered to be a well-educated, high-income, and highly autonomy professional.

Indigenous to China, the extract of this plant is traditionally known as the Qing Hao.

Traditionally, concentrators look like this. Those shapes are parabolas.

Father's Day traditionally takes a backseat to Mother's Day, and, for the most part, dads are cool with that, experts say.

Although debt problems traditionally originate in the private sector, the public sector cannot be held blameless.

Traditionally, architects have used a wide range of views to try to ensure that the required quality attributes are achieved.

Light puffy bread made of a puff batter and traditionally baked in the pan with roast beef .

I also like this photograph because of the classic building in the background and the traditionally dressed man in blue on the bicycle.

Exchanges have traditionally been at the heart of important financial cities.

Traditionally, from the beginning of December till the Epiphany, this piazza is occupied by stalls selling sweets and toys.

Traditionally, pubs do not open before about 11am, and the first customers through the doors are often the local alcoholics.

One possible route would be to seek the formal or informal support of the Green Party, traditionally part of the centre-left grouping.

Though these degrees were traditionally the preserve of European business schools, the concept is gaining traction around the globe.

Traditionally in this competition, the Frenchman has fielded the cream of his up-and-coming talent plus a dash of experience.

As the dollar has fallen, investors lately have flocked to the metal, which has traditionally served as an alternative to paper currencies.

Industries that traditionally use lots of men have suffered deep cuts.

Traditionally, it was the parents of the bride who worried about planning their daughter's big day.

The regulation of the maltose system in Escherichia coli has traditionally been viewed as a simple positive feedback loop.

Traditionally, the father of a nuclear family earned money for the family while the mother cared for the house and the children.

Liturgically, the Church traditionally celebrated that day as the Vigil of AllSaints, and, until 1970, a day of fasting as well.

Not traditionally the most fashionable awards of the year, there were still a few pieces that were worth taking a note of.

gallow Traditionally, there used to be 13 steps leading up the gallows.

The most venerated of Chinese zodiac deities , the dragon, has traditionally been a symbol of water.

First of all, people on these traditionally low-carb diets can be very socially restricted and isolated.

Traditionally, women would curtsey for those of senior social rank just as men would bow. Today this practice has become less common.

Attempts to foresee epidemics such as these have traditionally relied on fieldwork on the ground. This is often slow and expensive.

But a new study finds that for women in traditionally masculine fields, beauty can be a burden.

As an actress who has traditionally played in straight roles, how did you prepare yourself so you could develop your character's identity?

Buying in bulk is traditionally more economically, but that's not always the case, Marks says.

Management traditionally make a survey to investigate the time percentage spent on activities, and use this percentage as a allocate base.

The large scale, monolithic applications that we traditionally build for the enterprise can be reimagined as work-flow specific tools.

Traditionally, television has been a medium of the masses.

Traditionally the number of American grad school applications has largely reflected the condition of the economy.

This has given other Governors confidence where the annual Club PHF donation has been traditionally the only donation.

Information technology has traditionally been viewed as a cost of doing business - an expense - on the hospital CEO's ledger.

MathML has traditionally used the element for both of these uses, with the meaning determined by the context.

Traditionally, proprietary hardware and software have been designed to work together, often at a significant cost.

American leagues, which have been traditionally insular, are venturing outside their geographic borders to stage games in Europe and Asia.

Also avoid varieties traditionally used to decorate graves: chrysanthemums, calla lilies, white asters and dahlias.

On the current village company still is to adopt of have no systematical customer to manage the mode traditionally.

Licenses, traditionally, have been a low-risk and effective way [to enter a market].

Subcutaneous injection has traditionally been the main route of antigen delivery for immunotherapy in the United States.

Traditionally, we have had decentralised security: if one PC is compromised, or one website fails, others will carry on.

The 40-day anniversary of a death is traditionally used for mourning, in Islam.

Traditionally, Thanksgiving is a religious holiday, as a time to give thanks to God for the blessings in one's life.

Traditionally, Kabuki skills are passed from older members of a family of actors to younger members, down through the generations.

India has traditionally viewed Nepal as a buffer against China, with which it lost a war in 1962.

Traditionally, applications are activated through a reference to an assembly that contains the application's entry point.

Traditionally, Norway is not a typical "recycling country" , especially in regards to the recycling of construction and demolition waste.

Traditionally forest-dwelling, they follow an animist religion rooted in nature, and their languages have no written form.

On the latter point: traditionally, the U. S. government ran significant budget deficits only in times of war or economic emergency.

Traditionally, the impacted tooth should be extracted first, and the implant insertion to be performed after the wound is completely healed.

The formulation offers soothing, demulcent herbs in conjunction with botanicals traditionally used to tonify the lungs.

Traditionally, punditry in Washington has been a cozy business.

Traditionally, stressors are considered to be negatively associated with employees' outcomes.

Objective: Traditionally, classification via a decision tree has been primarily used to distinguish between types of customers.

Traditionally from the east to the west the United States can be divided into seven geographical regions.

Chinese consumers traditionally don't eat much red meat but their appetites are growing faster than in any other major market.

Traditionally used for phlegm, vomiting, crying at night, fever, cold and cough.

A funeral with full military honors traditionally includes a caisson to transport the body. A caisson is a wagon pulled by horses.

Traditionally, synaesthesia was considered as a modificatory method and used in poetry or literary works.

Gold has surged possibly as reaction to the stronger inflation data, since the yellow metal is traditionally an inflation hedge.

The current Audi A3 is in the autumn of its life cycle, but the RS models have traditionally been launched at the end of a car's run.

Both are both based in Washington. The World Bank has traditionally been led by an American and the IMF by a European.

Since Japanese traditionally slept and sat on tatami mat floors, furniture did not play the strong role it did in the West.

While women have shown steady advancement and upward mobility, their share of jobs in traditionally male roles is still relatively low.

Traditionally, a workstation's throughput depends on its bus and memory architecture, as well as its CPU speed.

The eve of New Year's Day, on which children traditionally go from house to house asking for presents.

Traditionally, a young man asks the father of his sweetheart for permission to marry her.

Salt is traditionally used to pull water out of the cabbage .