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| be ensured for those groups | traditionally | reluctant to take up the |
| be ensured for those groups | traditionally | reluctant to take up the |
| leids as them that is | traditionally | uised inwith a gien territory |
| languages as those that are | traditionally | used within a given territory |
| 3 as languages that are | traditionally | used within a given territory |
| s population but which although | traditionally | used within the territory of |
| new activities that have not | traditionally | been counted applauds the on |
| new activities that have not | traditionally | been counted applauds the on |
| this has not been done | traditionally | until 1921 we did not |
| 2001 stated the scots language | traditionally | neglected or actively suppressed in |
| 2001 statit the scots leid | traditionally | neglectit or actively doonhauden in |
| and other classic texts have | traditionally | been taught alongside such 20th |
| books of the bible as | traditionally | believed indeed the whole hebrew |
| sixty six years he is | traditionally | believed to have been the |
| 53 alongside thise differences thire | traditionally | exists a dichotaemy atween scots |
| better water exchange we have | traditionally | moved away from inland sites |
| they are f718: mmhm m017: | traditionally | associated with f718: mmhm m017: |
| normally means erm you know | traditionally | meant somebody that you were |
| to engage with those groups | traditionally | excluded from the democratic process |
| that uk schemes have not | traditionally | included such measures rather they |
| states to fishing vessels that | traditionally | fished there have been renewed |
| that even the union s | traditionally | neutral member states austria finland |
| and wants to be fair | traditionally | that has not always been |
| m741: [cough] uh huh m605: | traditionally | to gaelic m741: yeah cause |
| the children whom people would | traditionally | look to adopt i would |
| languages in which we have | traditionally | reported we would be setting |
| a significant voice is because | traditionally | most disability organisations do not |
| connected with the saint and | traditionally | carried to church between the |
| because the scottish economy is | traditionally | seen as strong in the |
| collections of statutes and regulations | traditionally | known as the auld lawes |
| 25 pfi schools with 12 | traditionally | funded schools and in particular |
| language learners 1 direct teaching | traditionally | in both english and modern |
| 12 for while women have | traditionally | been recognised as the transmitters |
| seen to epitomise what has | traditionally | been considered feminine its images |
| offer danger only water is | traditionally | a symbol of rebirth and |
| of the company in 1988 | traditionally | the use of scots has |
| for the government to say | traditionally | this has not been done |
| stayed at the west end | traditionally | ye know the posher hooses |
| divided leadership can cause problems | traditionally | local authority licensing departments had |
| areas in which posts have | traditionally | gone to young people such |
| [tut] i think in scotland | traditionally | a lot of people would |
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