21.   Tradition dictates that old debts and obligations be paid off, homes be renewed and cleaned, and new clothes be purchased in anticipation of the New Year.

22.   Tradition dictates that passengers remain standing, so I picked a spot in the crowded, flat-bottomed boat and firmly stood my ground.

23.   Another face-saving tactic was to announce his resignation and have his successor sworn in at the Presidential Palace instead of the MPR, as tradition dictates.

24.   If Blair lost a challenge to his party leadership, tradition dictates that he would step down as prime minister.

25.   In some villages, tradition dictates that a woman must either remarry in a matter of weeks or leave.

26.   The form is dictated by tradition.

27.   Tradition dictated that, as the backup for the day, Belfour be in goal for the morning skate so Turco could save himself for the game.

28.   Tradition dictates that those celebrating their name day must bring sweets to colleagues.

29.   As tradition dictates, the Institute never reveals the names of the candidates.

30.   As tradition dictates, the Nobel Institute never reveals the names of the candidates.