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tradition

[truh-dish-uhn] / trəˈdɪʃ ən /


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“That tradition was born in present-day Mexico and southern Texas, and it is not Spanish,” said one person on X.

From Los Angeles Times

"South Korea has one of the strongest traditions of democratic protest in the world. Citizens have repeatedly demonstrated their willingness to mobilise in defence of democracy."

From BBC

For many, attending the parade is an annual tradition, with those who once went as children now sharing the experience with their own kids.

From Los Angeles Times

The New Year dragon dance, one of the highlights of the parade, is rooted in traditions which are meant to celebrate prosperity and ward off evil spirits.

From BBC

It developed from Korean folk traditions, while drawing influence from Japanese enka and Western styles such as jazz, according to music critic Jung Minjae.

From BBC