It is now the 1st of November of 2014. I opine that Lulu Islanders just do not understand how important Halloween is. Halloween allows us to face the theme of death with humour and feasting. It celebrates the colours orange, black, and purple. Halloween springs from very ancient traditions, both Xtian and pagan. An encyclopedia could tell one about its mysterious beginnings.

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Hanfu is the traditional clothing used by the ethnic Han of China, before the Qing dynasty.

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Traditional values are relative.

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Multinational corporations outperform traditional corporations operating in just one country.

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This is a Turkish tradition.

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We must have respect for tradition.

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This group of musicians from the Andes mountain region of Chile and Peru calls itself Wayno. They play the traditional music of the Andes, using age-old instruments like wooden flutes, guitars, and bells. A variety of musicians, dancers and mimes regularly perform in the subways, playing for tips that help them earn a living while practicing their art.

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Seven months ago, chefs from a Lebanese social enterprise named Souk el Tayeb began teaching the women new cooking skills, including such traditional dishes as samke harra — fish stuffed with pine nuts, coriander and chili sauce — and ma'amoul cookies.

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That old tradition has disappeared.

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Traditional Chinese characters are used in Taiwan.

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More than 75% of them fear that technology impoverishes the traditional French language.

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It was a very traditional ceremony.

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A new art trend in New York City takes the age-old craft of crocheting to the streets, where traditionally walls and fences have been serving as canvases for graffiti artists.

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