Our field is dependent upon international collaboration and cross-cultural exchange, and these cross-border and cross-cultural collaborations benefit the general public; the ban thus affects all of us.
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We have no diplomatic relations, no trade, no cross-cultural exchanges.
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So you'd have the cross-cultural wisdom sitting at the table.
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Then we hear about the cross-cultural street art festival POW!
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These are flavors so adjacent they barely count as cross-cultural.
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No pun was too convoluted, no cross-cultural reference too obscure.
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The turf wars and cross-cultural redemption of "West Side Story"?
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But the pendulum has swung back, toward those swingin', cross-cultural '22014s.
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Terence Ward is a Colorado-born writer, documentarist, and cross-cultural consultant.
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By merging two cultures, Moroccan and Indian, Kameli performs cross-cultural exchange.
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Nayyera Haq is CEO of Avicenna Strategy, a cross-cultural communications firm.
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Nine in 10 millennials approve of interracial marriage or cross-cultural marriage.
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The layered piece studied migration habits, social structures and cross-cultural experiences.
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Athletes do not have to cross cultural boundaries unless they really wish to.
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The festival, entitled "Salaam Syria", is a bold experiment in cross-cultural collaboration.
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In any time and place, this cross-cultural relationship might cause some concern.
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Every post-Blur project of yours involves some sort of cross-cultural conversation.
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At the play's end, we are told that this cross-cultural friendship survived.
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"Sesame Street" has a track record of cross-cultural use of its puppets.
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In fact, at all levels, relationships matter and cross-cultural connections are crucial.
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"There's always been a certain cross-cultural appeal to gaming and Twitch," Shear said.
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He suggested an "appropriation prize" for creators who carry out such cross-cultural raids.
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But, hip-hop's early days suggested that cross-cultural swapping would be more thoughtful.
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It takes a cross-cultural approach, organised around themes of "Food", "Cult" and "Body".
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Women are sort of going along with them — and that's a cross-cultural facet.
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Topics covered include tribal sovereignty, federal trust responsibility to tribes and cross-cultural perspectives.
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Saturn is touring Sagittarius, the sign that rules international affairs and cross-cultural connections.
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Cross-cultural connections have an extra spark, so let your differences draw you in.
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"Donald Trump is a threat to cross-cultural communication," he said, shaking his head.
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In an unprecedented survey of "men in skirts" in historical and cross cultural contexts.
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Naturally, the next question is: What's driving this cross-cultural difference in moral preferences?
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Spokesman Roni Amelan said the organization does not have a "cross-cultural ambassador" category.
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The ingredients might suggest some cross-cultural kinship with Tex-Mex chile con queso.
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No, that set-piece performance of the blunders of cross-cultural understanding wasn't it.
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As a result, the film undermines its own messaging about empathy and cross-cultural understanding.
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If you're the type who loves new challenges, navigating cross-cultural challenges can be invigorating.
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At its best, Josef Albers in Mexico provides a tenable idea of cross-cultural pollination.
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Week by week, their conversations reveal common ground and help them form cross-cultural bonds.
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Sometimes, a crowd begins to circle, drawn in by the cross-cultural, cross-continental exchange.
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Ms. Marshall created the Queens General Assembly, which promoted cross-cultural exchanges among ethnic groups.
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Around the mid 2350s, sneakers went from a niche hobby to a cross-cultural obsession.
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Not only does Méndez exist in a cross-cultural space, she is a cross-platform worker.
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He's painted before in Tunisia, France, Los Angeles, and Dubai, promoting messages of cross-cultural understanding.
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The cross-cultural differences in this timing are small, and not always what stereotypes would suggest.
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It was a reminder of the cross-cultural knowledge required to credibly enter any Asian market.
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And lately this sort of cross-cultural pollination has become a common pursuit in culinary circles.
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The engrossing chamber opera "Paradise Interrupted" could easily have ended up a clichéd, cross-cultural mess.
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The intent of those projects was to explore one kind of system through cross-cultural comparisons.
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I soon discovered there were more borders to cross — cultural, linguistic, legal, educational, economic and more.
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Natty and Chingachgook — bonded cross-cultural pairs that symbolically redeem America of its original racial sin.
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Cross-cultural blending is not only accepted but encouraged, as are multiple approaches to love and marriage.
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Even in times of conflict, food has always been a relatively safe place for cross-cultural pollination.
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And, he hopes the police department will use it as a teachable moment in cross-cultural encounters.
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Germany's capital is a melting pot of cultures, and LiTE-HAUS intends to increase cross-cultural dialogue.
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Whether it be an unlikely collaboration, cross-cultural exploration, or just another really epic, thought-provoking party.
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But it has clearly felt the absence of cross-cultural stars who once helped popularize the game.
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Is this the tale of a cross-cultural marriage and adoption gone wrong or a political thriller?
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Conyers' biggest challenge in her 13-year career at Lenovo involved managing cross-cultural differences at work.
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She didn't have the same utopian view of cross-cultural harmony that I had encountered in others.
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Take, for example, the 19th-century author Henry James, the great chronicler of cross-cultural sexual mores.
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Securing that money, however, demands cross-cultural sensitivities and negotiation skills more commonly exhibited by diplomats and ambassadors.
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In the decades since, however, there have been surprisingly few films featuring main characters in cross-cultural relationships.
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The principle that outsiders should be welcomed and provided for was a cross-cultural theme in ancient cultures.
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But together, the group is a cross-cultural fraternity united by a common thread: America's fraught racial history.
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All of this suggests that playing essentially harmless pranks in the spring has a long, cross-cultural history.
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The narrative of cross-cultural understanding by way of individual affinity is a comforting but ultimately dubious one.
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These videos are testaments to cross-cultural understanding, and they are premised upon a fundamental lack of it.
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Kahraman assimilates divergent cross-cultural styles and genres, most notably from the Italian Renaissance and Japanese ukiyo-e prints.
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Cross-cultural connections, vacation romances, and shared adventures with your S.O. is what the planets have on their playlist.
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It also made possible a kind of cross-cultural engagement that he is sure he will never have again.
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Becoming fluent in both Chinese and Western cultures and languages imbued him with a cross-cultural perspective on communication.
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Whenever you bring together dozens of different countries from around the globe, there's gonna be some cross-cultural confusion.
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Mr Alshater burst into the public eye shortly after the Cologne assaults, like an angel of cross-cultural mingling.
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It was a cross cultural and intergovernmental team which was one of the first of this type ever created.
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There are times when Mr. Clemens's cooking runs slightly askew, when the copious cross-cultural influences muddy the experience.
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"I think the play would work beautifully with any number of approaches to cross-cultural casting," Mr. Bond said.
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The beauty of Jay's set that night was that it properly framed him as this generation's cross-cultural icon.
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We spoke to Yoon about what parts of this cross-cultural, whirlwind love story were borrowed from her own life.
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Two fellows work in a pair, one from the host country and one from abroad to promote cross-cultural collaboration.
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A visual installation that explores the face as a cross-cultural way of communicating our inner selves to the world.
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"The popularity of this exhibition is only a testament for the need to continue this cross-cultural and intergenerational conversation."
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This awareness, he said, is vital for promoting cross-cultural dialogue, fighting extremism, improving education, and achieving greater economic development.
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The college prides itself on nurturing cross-cultural smarts and placing graduates in companies in Asia, like Volkswagen and Accenture.
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As China continues to expand its economic and international influence, this lack of cross-cultural understanding could have tragic consequences.
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The Checkup Play is a universal, cross-cultural and necessary attribute of childhood, essential for development and essential for learning.
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It was a charming gesture of cross-cultural friendship from the American actor, a warm yet responsibly socially distant wave.
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Zohra Opoku's sensitive and nuanced consideration of female, cultural, and cross-cultural identities are highly personal and profoundly politically relevant.
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This dish, at once delicate, bold and handsomely textured, clearly illustrates the chef Nobu Matsuhisa's cross-cultural approach to food.
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His example is a reminder of the far-reaching influence of cross-cultural collaboration, shared historical perspectives and democratic ideals.
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Mr. Croes is actually Belgian, not from Africa, but cross-cultural borrowing and cryptic allusions are central to his work.
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The pieces evoke a nostalgic, intimate atmosphere charged with humor, while also evidencing a fragile process of cross-cultural identity.
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This Monday, November 21, the illuminating sun crosses the threshold into Sagittarius — the sign that governs diversity and cross-cultural relations.
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"There were just so much cross cultural happenings in terms of different religions in Egypt for this time period," Hoy said.
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Their cookbook is a unique, cross-cultural homage to the vibrant flavors of the city in totality, in over 100 recipes.
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It's worth noting that the short series also embraces cross-cultural kinship, which is not depicted enough on television and movies.
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That sculpture informs Starling's own mask for Ito, and in doing so completes the loop of the dancer's cross-cultural narrative.
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The Anita Shapolsky Gallery is pleased to present SUPER BODIES, a cross-cultural and transhistorical exploration of the body in art.
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Motoo Unno, a professor in cross-cultural communication at Tokyo's Meiji University, has campaigned in the last two US presidential elections.
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Before positioning itself as a leader in cross-cultural outreach, the Philharmonic might, for starters, seat a second African-American member.
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You also learn cross-cultural management and cooperation skills, working in tandem with host nation employees, as well as fellow Americans.
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The appropriation I am looking at in the book is a sort of interracial, cross-cultural appropriation from black to elsewhere.
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Her exploration of cross-cultural identity is rooted in the fact that she is "both and neither Mexican and American," she says.
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The exhibition is organized by themes rather than chronologically, and the cross-cultural pollination is especially clear in a section on religion.
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To date, most studies on the matter have relied on psychological experiments or cross-cultural comparative analysis, rather than on historical data.
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Polio workers were able to cross cultural boundaries, dispelling myths and building trust in communities that had no faith in their government.
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What's really cool about your book is the cross-cultural and travel angles used to explore butter in different regions and climates.
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" Alongside the installation hang Cutler's works on paper, in a signature style that plays with "metaphors, archetypal imagery, and cross-cultural references.
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The Parade of Nations songs all have significant international and digital presences, and each advertises the cross-cultural fluency of K-pop.
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The human aversion to incest is almost if not completely cross-cultural, Prause says, which may serve to help us avoid inbreeding.
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But while it may have been a moment of cross-cultural fellowship, it was an outlier in a bloody history of conquest.
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Their interactions with the Mainers at Fryeburg are sometimes uncomfortable and sometimes comical, as efforts at cross-cultural communications tend to be.
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"As a teacher of Spanish, I believe language is the path to building truly cross-cultural, deep, and meaningful relationships," she adds.
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The piece is well-meaning, yet it's not at all aware enough of its reliance on stale tropes of cross-cultural encounters.
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Cross-Cultural Meal A buffet dinner held in the same room as the ceremony featured dishes like chicken biryani and baked ziti.
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Chang told NBC she was named cross-cultural ambassador at a club promoting UNESCO's work at Sorbonne University in France in 2015.
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Through this cross-cultural understanding, which begins with American and Chinese students, we can begin to better manage the U.S.-China relationship.
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The region's history of welcoming outsiders has contributed to cross-cultural exchanges and a tolerant attitude that locals consider points of pride.
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It noted the importance of interpreters, community health workers, patient education programs and cross-cultural education for those who care for patients.
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Ravens are already well-known for their advanced cognitive skills, and are often cast as intelligent spirits in cross-cultural myths and folklore.
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The group says on its website it is "dedicated to facilitating sustainable cooperation, cross-cultural exchanges, activities, trade, and investment" with North Korea.
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I completely understand why people can get territorial about cultural appropriation and their food, but for me, subcontinental food is always cross-cultural.
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Mediterranean cultures prefer closer interactive distances, according to a study published in the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, than those in Northern Europe.
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"Demographic trends across the United States indicate a growing need for better cross-cultural communication skills among health care professionals," the guidebook begins.
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As a mashup artist, Cicierega doesn't just combine songs; he makes the most painful concoctions of cross-cultural kitsch feel perfectly natural together.
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The country embraced cross-cultural celebration — a sharp contrast to the divisions deepened by terrorist attacks in Paris and Nice in recent years.
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Its newest is a cross-cultural affair, made with a Japanese santoku-shaped seven-inch blade instead of a standard chef's knife blade.
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I think audiences in the U.S. and the international community are opening up to more foreign language films, to cross-cultural, international films.
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This is the rural America I know and love — a place rife with problems, yes, but containing diversity, vibrancy and cross-cultural camaraderie.
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But everyone seems to agree on one point: The feast was a well-intentioned — and at that time, exceedingly rare — cross-cultural moment.
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In retrospect, we had a mix-up of priorities where getting a big, diverse audience mattered more than actually opening a cross-cultural dialogue.
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A cross-cultural connection could heat up near the full moon on the 13th, which is also a stellar day for a romantic vacation.
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While repressing emotional issues between parents and children is cross-cultural, the Asian community has seen that the ways it can have dire consequences.
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Angel Campos, the pastor at Monte Vista Cross Cultural Church in North Phoenix, saw her on the late-night news October 8 last year.
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While the fight toward gender equality is well underway, the efforts to dispel cross-cultural gender norms have yet to hit a fever pitch.
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Yes, President Trump may be unprecedented in many ways, but attacks on the NEA and questions of cross-cultural representation and appropriation are not.
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Ethnographers like me use a cross-cultural approach when we collect our data because family, marriage, and household mean different things in different contexts.
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In a contentious political climate, art can serve as an important counter-balance to politically-motivated myths, teaching curiosity and cross-cultural understanding instead.
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To their own detriment, they seem to have rarely courted scenemakers like Moreno and Ulloa, resulting in fewer Latino rappers with cross-cultural appeal.
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Yet the museum also dazzles with its temporary exhibitions, tackling global cross-cultural subjects by creating a world of pop culture activity around them.
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Kimberly Weichel is a peacebuilder, cross cultural trainer, citizen diplomat and women's leadership specialist who has worked for 25 years building bridges of understanding.
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But the creators of the dance-theater work "Babel (words)" have a sunnier view of cultural differences and the possibilities for cross-cultural communication.
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Simone de Beauvoir once likened the place to "a Cubist painting beautifully constructed," though few cross-cultural comparisons have gone in the other direction.
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I'll just write about people going on mission trips or things like that just to kind of demonstrate some sort of cross-cultural awareness.
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A 2010 cross-cultural study — with participants from China, England, Germany, and the US — found that women are most attracted to men wearing red.
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Yet his course focused on "cross-cultural connections, trade, travel, empire, migration and bigger-scale questions, rather than area studies," Mr. Gilbert told me.
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A lot of these trips were for ceremonial reasons, like dedicating memorials, or to promote business relations and cross-cultural ties or best practices.
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But event organizers wouldn't allow it -- even 350 years after the cross-cultural feast that most Americans learn is at the root of Thanksgiving.
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By the time dessert (warm churros and buoyant caramel flan) is complete, a diner will have partaken in a unique cross-cultural dining experience.
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When he was fourteen, he joined Seeds of Peace, a cross-cultural nonprofit group that arose in the hopeful flush of the mid-nineties.
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Accessible technology is also helping the cause, with dream recording apps like Dream:ON giving scientists access to a huge cross-cultural database of dreams.
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"This project is [a] way to provide a context for cross-cultural solidarity, which is especially important during this politically charged moment," Liu said.
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Yet, in the past 32 years that I've lived in this country, I've had to cross cultural, language, legal, gender, and career barriers, and more.
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These drawings, for them, carried exceptional value linked to survival; today, they represent significant records of indigenous self-representation as well as cross-cultural exchange.
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Press play above to catch every moment of Sara and Keith's exquisitely modern marriage ceremony, which combines their heritages into one vibrantly cross-cultural extravaganza.
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Thanks to the kindness of strangers, they found a place to celebrate among new friends in a cross-cultural exchange in the exurbs of Atlanta.
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Gummi Oddsson, a cross-cultural sociologist from Northern Michigan University, has found that Nordic governments go to great lengths to build trust in local communities.
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Jun and Rachel have their own popular channel where they vlog jointly about Japanese culture and the ins and outs of a cross-cultural romance.
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The Berggruen Prize was inaugurated in 2016 by the Berggruen Institute, a research organization in Los Angeles dedicated to improving governance and cross-cultural understanding.
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With her colorful, exuberant folk-art illustrations and upbeat, friendly tone, Rashin makes a daunting cross-cultural leap seem as easy as a summer breeze.
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And their walking style is especially distinct when they walk with children, according to a fascinating new cross-cultural study of pedestrians in several nations.
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" It added, "The project exemplifies the strong cross-cultural ties between our two nations and has not caused any strains between the U.S. and France.
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"The Merchant of Venice" and "Othello" are ultimately ambivalent documents of our civilization, having been both instruments of intolerance and agents of cross-cultural understanding.
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Nearly everyone there was part of an emerging cross-cultural scene centered on an Asian-Australian identity: electronic music, athleisure fashion and social media savvy.
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One of the lessons the show teaches, though, and expands on in its catalog, is how difficult accurate cross-cultural readings of emotion can be.
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All American music is a cross-cultural gumbo, but you might still be surprised to learn about the black musical influences on country's earliest evolutions.
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They were written in 1970 by the African-American critic Linda La Rue about the vaunted cross-cultural embrace of the second-wave feminist movement.
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Maybe this is the movie that needed to be made so the backlash would help Hollywood question the kinds of cross-cultural adaptations it can make.
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The raw product would soon supply a cross-cultural dairy case: Siggi's, an Icelandic-style yogurt; Norman's kosher Greek yogurt; and eggnog for Pittsford Farms Dairy.
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Nelson, who wasn't involved in either study, was impressed by the length of the follow-ups, the size of the cohorts, and the cross-cultural examination.
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I saw directions in his recent work that were loaded with impact and importance to painting, cross-cultural critique, and his individual stance in the field.
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In Christian tradition, baklava is part of Easter festivities, and the 40 sheets represent the 40 days of Lent, evidence of the dessert's cross-cultural origins.
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In this era of the rightfully rigorous critique of many museums' ill-gotten goods, thoughtful programming and context are paramount for healing and cross-cultural understanding.
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But the moment was, of course, only horrifying: The repellent artifice of blackface revealed the audience members', as much as the characters', inherited cross-cultural fetish.
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I believe we are going to need to cultivate these multiple inner resources in order to successfully navigate the challenges of globalization and cross-cultural travel.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 5,000 years of art history.
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While her work shares something with two other underrated painters of cross-cultural hybrids, Simon Gouverneur and Stephen Mueller, Lerner has long followed her own path.
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He'd be the one working to resolve the divide between his parents' opposition to cross-cultural romance and the fact of his true love for you.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 19303,000 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 7083,000 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 284,21672 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 219,218 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 2849,28400 years of art history.
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In 1998, he started the Silk Road Project, dedicated to genially exploring cross-cultural artistic connections, out of which emerged the constantly touring Silk Road Ensemble.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 2130,2130 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 57003,21685 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 68503,21212 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 21646,21370 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 57073,57063 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 63833,63823 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 70813,70803 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 217710,211965 years of art history.
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It&aposs a very cross-cultural experience; there were students aboard the ship from four continents, and I traveled to 11 countries during my semester abroad.
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These extensions of Chinese soft power play on the idea of the Silk Road, that mythical ancient golden age of untrammeled trade and cross-cultural synergy.
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That urgency pushes them to reach for science, one of the few sources of authority that retains any cross-cultural power, more often than is healthy.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 21943,9003 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 283,21923 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 87323,87313 years of art history.
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The installation also feels like an extension of the complex, cross-cultural conversation going on downstairs, inside a museum packed with 21212,21423 years of art history.
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SINGAPORE — After two years of preparation, an ambitious cross-cultural modern art exhibition between Singapore and Paris' Centre Pompidou will open to the public later this week.
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It helps that the women are as stylish as it gets: they take inspiration from the world around them and use Instagram as a cross-cultural moodboard.
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Specific characters and constellations, including two figures in discussion and family-like groupings, often reappear, as do themes such as otherness, multiple identities and cross-cultural exchange.
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Our participation in the Edge of Arabia initiative is consistent with our mission to provide a platform for artists and opportunities for much needed cross-cultural dialogue.
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All that cross-cultural melding has led to a risk-taking bunch of chefs who aim to reflect the culinary traditions housed in its vast urban sprawl.
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Mr. Andrianomearisoa said that combining fabrics that has been made in different countries was potently symbolic, and showed that beautiful things could emerge from cross-cultural exchange.
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Lacking the nutritious story lines of the past, the cross-cultural liaisons and the odd inconvenient corpse in Lady Mary's bedroom, the movie is mainly empty calories.
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The Facebook pages have historically been used as forums to draw attention to US educational programs in the country or cross-cultural events, rather than sanctions rollouts.
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We now have a ton of new data on this, thanks to a cross-cultural study published this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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The show is evocative and eloquent, touching on pressing issues of identity, representation, race, and cross-cultural understanding, while facilitating an aesthetically beautiful, albeit emotionally challenging environment.
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In the inaugural episode of MOLTISSIMO, Mario Batali welcomes actress Rosie Perez and VICE journalist Ben Anderson to the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen for a cross-cultural culinary adventure.
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RECOMMENDATION: Send Advanced BioMed Team ASAP, including multiethnic/cross-cultural focus group, for further death testing, as well as Contractual Negotiators to secure exclusivity within potential emerging market.
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While developing this highly successful game with massive cross-cultural appeal, I learned several lessons that I think speak to both the engineer and the artist within me.
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Related: PostDoc Blues Rendered in Animation A Mom and Daughter Cross Cultural Divides in this Touching Short Animation A Poignant Animation Lays Out the Art of Navigating Grief
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More than a superhero, the Silver Scorpion serves as tool to promote tolerance, inclusion and equality for the disabled, most importantly by employing a cross-cultural, diverse approach.
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She has an indiscriminate appetite for cross-cultural pollination and distills the dissonance of contemporary life into these objects that can seem as jarring as they are soothing.
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It was five hours away from home — not too far, but far enough for me to feel as if I could leave any cross-cultural baggage at home.
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The historically complicated nature of cross-cultural dining goes back to black-owned barbecue joints in the age of Jim Crow: "White Southerners patronized those restaurants," he said.
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In 2003 a group of black and Jewish students from Operation Understanding, a cross-cultural leadership program based in Washington, came through Charlotte as part of a tour.
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The lineup reflects the cross-cultural focus of Battery Dance Company, which is based in Lower Manhattan but tours widely with its arts education initiative Dancing to Connect.
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Opinion CreditCreditPhotographs by Reagan Louie Mr. Louie is a photographer and artist whose work explores cross-cultural identity and global transformation in Asia and in Asian-American communities.
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A mutual friend introduced me to Hong Kong marketing and media executive Bonnie Chan-Woo, who was interested in branching off into developing content around cross-cultural formats.
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But for electronic music, an art form where revenue is particularly contingent on international touring and cross-cultural pollination, the impact of such a ban could be tremendous.
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With her "Eclipsed" soon to appear on Broadway, Ms. Gurira is also busy a few blocks away with this new play about cross-cultural conflict at a Minnesota wedding.
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With her "Eclipsed" soon to appear on Broadway, Ms. Gurira is also busy a few blocks away, with this new play about cross-cultural conflict at a Minnesota wedding.
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According to Jeffery Shandler, a Yiddish studies PhD who chairs the Jewish Studies Department at Rutgers University, the dreidel has gone through a good deal of cross-cultural evolution.
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Two stills from the video are presented in lightboxes in Due South, a cross-cultural group exhibition focused on Sicily at The Delaware Contemporary that runs through April 2003.
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We offer our support to them all and we encourage our members to use our safe and brave spaces for dialogue to promote cross-cultural understanding and civic responsibility.
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Bodegas might not be a part of typical Irish lore, but they've learned to adapt to a whole mess of cross-cultural traditions during their tenure in the city.
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This one lasts until August 25 and takes place — for the third and final year — in Sagittarius, the sign of global and cross-cultural relations, travel, and higher education.
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This "Abduction" is part of a shift toward using opera — still assumed in America to be more or less politically inert — to reflect on cross-cultural tensions and liaisons.
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The 10th will be an epic day, as jet-setting Jupiter may inspire a dreamy couple's vacation or kick a long-distance or cross-cultural relationship into high gear.
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The embrace of cross-cultural issues introduced suffrage to a broader group of women and enlivened the campaign in a way that a short time before seemed completely unimaginable.
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" —owner Kendra Lee "Atlanta author favorites, Becky Albertalli and Aisha Saeed, have teamed up to write this new young adult novel about local activism, politics, and cross-cultural relationships.
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ECM has released an extraordinary catalog that encompasses jazz, classical music and cross-cultural fusions from composers and performers like Keith Jarrett, Vijay Iyer, Arvo Pärt and Meredith Monk.
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The bilingual series also explores intergenerational and cross-cultural family dynamics, like the younger characters needing to translate memes for their parents, and other themes like class and identity.
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All are results of encounters between Japan and the West (Sugimoto himself divides his time between Tokyo and New York), highlighting the importance of cross-cultural exchange through the ages.
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A cross-cultural study of insults in 103 languages found that in 66 languages, the most abusive curses were those involving mothers (while only 20 languages involved insults towards fathers).
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Pitchfork wrote this excellent guide to voicemail templates in hip-hop, but we're going to look at songs from all genres in order to demonstrate its cross-cultural novelty appeal.
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During the meetings, attendees updated the couple on the cross-cultural connections they have made and the challenges they have been discussing at the summit since Harry's speech on Monday.
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He invited a few black reverends to preach, coordinated cross-cultural exchanges and dinners with mostly black churches, and allowed me to lead difficult conversations about race within the church.
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At a time when we increasingly hear complaints about "cultural appropriation," we would all do well to remember the virtue of cross-cultural collaboration, which can bring us great art.
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Christmas — which conservative critics have complained has been marginalized in our cross-cultural age — is everywhere this season, often right in the titles of specials and made-for-TV movies.
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At the Paramount Center for the Arts, where I am director of community outreach, we look for ways to build cross-cultural understanding through the arts, and we've seen changes.
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Kumiko Torikai, a retired professor of English education and cross-cultural communication at Rikkyo University, said that the historic adoption of the Western name order was "insulting" to Japanese tradition.
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These "travel with purpose" itineraries (often in developing countries) weave community building into cross-cultural adventures to encourage empathy and promote leadership skills that hopefully will extend beyond the trip.
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With their eyes staring from otherwise featureless faces, they're human, but not; culturally specific but broader than that, broad enough for her to introduce a range of cross-cultural references.
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Like many Little Portugal mainstays, Les Anges offers a cross-cultural array of goods, as renowned for its French patisserie as for its Portuguese egg custard tarts, pasteis de natas.
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In numerous bios, including one when she was a fellow at the New America think tank in Washington, Chang said she had served as a "cross cultural ambassador" for UNESCO.
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Even were he cleared, French officials now concede, Ghosn would be an unlikely figure to rebuild the cross-cultural trust of which he once appeared to be the sole guarantor.
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Johnson pointed to research that suggests U.S. Latinos are two times more likely to share content and that they share nearly five times as often, leading to heavy, cross-cultural influence.
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Jean-Hubert Martin, the curator of Carambolages, was an early practitioner of this type of cross-cultural assemblage, beginning with his 22013 Magiciens de la Terre show at the Centre Pompidou.
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There seem to be cross-cultural differences in how women report their experiences of PMS — for instance, Chinese women report sensitivity to cold as a PMS symptom and American women don't.
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I spoke to Jamie about cross-cultural curried tacos, why Uzbek dishes are underrated, and embarking on epic food quests from the far reaches of the globe to your own hometown.
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With objects piled up in dense cross-cultural, genre-mixing profusion, and ideas ricocheting around the rooms, it left some viewers feeling confused about where to look and what to think.
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The play is inspired by a memoir by Amal Meguid, Mr. Fahmy's grandmother, and the story touches on Egyptian political upheavals, cross-cultural friction and Muslim views of a woman's role.
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And so on that morning, as on so many days that autumn of 2007, I feared that I was subjecting them to a cross-cultural experiment that would scar them forever.
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In 2004, she started the nonprofit Khatt Foundation in Amsterdam as a way of addressing the problem of cross-cultural type design and building a community of like-minded Arabic typographers.
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The nomadic pair exhibited their works across the world, from New Guinea to Sweden to Morocco, and left a compelling archive of diaries, notebooks, and sketches documenting their cross-cultural lives.
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Instead, he wants to examine what he calls the "dark side" through what he deems a "pessimistic-realistic" lens, one that is informed by cross-cultural feelings, thoughts, prejudices, and behaviors.
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A cross-cultural study found that Japanese parents of children with Williams were far more uneasy with their children's exuberant affection than were American parents of children with the same condition.
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And understanding those cultures — which these psychologists break down into three groups — can make it easier to resolve intergenerational or cross-cultural conflicts that arise as the business matures and expands.
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Without having to conform to strict religious dietary laws, these restaurants and cafes can serve as lay centers of Berlin's resurgent secular Jewish community, and foster inventive cross-cultural mash-ups.
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It was the final note of the inauguration program's urgent call for environmental awareness, cross-cultural understanding, intellectual and artistic experimentation, and the rereading of historic sites through site-specific art.
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The federally-funded classes are supposed to cover aspects of living in Canada, Canadian culture, civics, job search skills, as well as cross-cultural communication and cater to a range of abilities.
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That's why some experts, like Nakita Valerio, a Toronto-based community organizer and researcher who specializes in building cross-cultural bridges, ask that people consider practicing another form of compassion: community care.
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JH: Given our small holdings in African art, we have always tried to contextualize this piece within the works we do have, or have it on view within a cross-cultural conversation.
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There is a persistent cross-cultural disjunction in their music on record: It can seem like the work of two groups whose studio was double booked yet are somehow performing in sync.
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The Pace University Study Abroad team and Spanish Studies program of the Center for Cross-Cultural Studies demonstrated amazing agility when our itinerary had to rebuilt after the presidential visit was announced.
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The book unfolds like several books in one: on moving abroad, on communication in human relationships, on the history of language and, in the end, on the delights of cross-cultural fusion.
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The objection is not with cross-cultural writing, but with the vast reams of awful work generated over centuries by white people who simply didn't know or care enough to write better.
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By the end of the game, we do see how Jirga has adjusted to the change—and that's interesting too, especially the little bit of cross-cultural exchange you get to witness.
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There's "Youth in Asia," his exploration of the cross-cultural impact of the Vietnam War, which spread across installations, sculptures in various media, including wads of chewed bubble gum, and an album.
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" A 2005 study in the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology looked at data from 48 non-American samples, finding that they described the typical American as (among other things) "arrogant" and "achievement-oriented.
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Roberts's professional background is in international relief and development; he holds a master's degree in cross-cultural Studies from Fuller Seminary, and a bachelor's degree in communications from California State University, Long Beach.
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That leaves plenty of room for speculation, but for now, let's just point out that Trump has already become a cross-cultural stand-in for all things loathsome and backward in the world.
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Back then, his aim was already to engage a cross-generational, cross-cultural audience—so by the time emoji became a global language, the universally recognized hieroglyphs had natural appeal for the artist.
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Mike Lankford's " Becoming Leonardo " (Melville House) builds on theories that she was a slave, possibly of North African origin, thus adding "mixed race" and "cross-cultural" to the artist's twenty-first-century credentials.
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The new study points up the need for "cross cultural medicine," said Dr. Angela J. Lamb, an associate professor of dermatology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York.
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It's not just Italian brands that have profited from this cross-cultural arrangement: a Chinese leather-goods entrepreneur I recently met with just outside Prato was wearing a forty-thousand-dollar Bulgari watch.
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Showcasing an assortment of traditional Afro-Cuban artists alongside a host of electronic musicians from from abroad, the festival emphasized cross-cultural exchange, hosting collaborative studio sessions amidst a stacked calendar of performances.
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The victory on Sunday ushered in an eager embrace of cross-cultural celebration, a departure from the racial divisions that were exacerbated by terrorist attacks in 2015 in Paris and 2016 in Nice.
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Y.A. Novels That Explore Love in Many Forms A cross-cultural romance, a love triangle, a fake relationship and a girl in search of her birth mom in the latest realistic Y.A. fiction.
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"The use of a personal name to refer to an entire group(ing) of people is a long-documented, cross-cultural, linguistic phenomenon that can be attested over many, many centuries," she said.
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Mr. Arunanondchai's work overlaps with Afro-Futurism and with works like "The Flavor Genome," Anicka Yi's video in the current Whitney Biennial, which also imagines life in cross-cultural and trans-species terms.
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Much as the internet opens up cross-cultural opportunities via computer, a smartphone gives young adults easy, portable access to the world — and can help set them up to be socially aware citizens.
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For those who have only known English or American culture, it is important to recognize the value of cross-cultural dialogue within American society and to be receptive to different religions and cultures.
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The original meaning of the three hares motif remains obscure, but its cross-cultural significance inspired three researchers to spend over two decades traveling the world to unravel some of its arcane history.
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While her work shares something with two other underrated painters of cross-cultural hybrids, Simon Gouverneur and Stephen Mueller, Lerner is less overt than they are about her relationship to mystical signs and symbols.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads While the political divide between Mexico and the US has been deepening, the cross-cultural exchanges between the two countries have become richer or at least more prominent.
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And there is a focus on how major trade routes fueled cross-cultural influences and curiosity around new luxury aesthetics, materials and objects, from the Silk Road to the West and East India companies.
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"It's like killing a chicken in front of a monkey - people are scared," said Pornpen Khongkachonkiet, chair of Amnesty International's Thailand board and director of the local Cross Cultural Foundation, invoking a Thai proverb.
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In much the same way that its modular design formed the technological backbone of the ISS, this optimism for cross-cultural collaboration was the ideological bedrock that has matured into our modern space station.
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The latter is particularly tough for a genre built on two things — comedy and romance tropes — that don't easily translate between cultures (give or take the occasional cross-cultural property like Crazy Rich Asians).
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If it succeeds, industry analysts say this type of big-budget, cross-cultural movie could be a model for future co-productions between China and the United States, the world's top two film markets.
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Since then, the organization has formed partnerships with international cultural organizations, such as the Goethe Institut, as part of a wider initiative to develop cross-cultural projects, touring art exhibitions, conferences, and film productions.
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Yet at the same time, Stan and Oleg's cross-cultural bromance — now being carried out even though neither man has talked to the other in ages — is starting to see cracks here and there.
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The CJM's current special exhibition, Veiled Meanings: Fashioning Jewish Dress, from the Collection of The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, examines cross-cultural sartorial influences between Christians, Muslims, and Jews through the centuries and across the globe.
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Against this backdrop, in an era of powerful information technology, dramatic income disparity, and cross-cultural misunderstandings (which have played no small part in countless, endless wars), an unusual "book" has just been re-issued.
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Banerjee and Duflo's frequent admonitions to study the distinct reasons for various types of "sticky" behaviour and for the misallocation of resources can appear at odds with sometimes careless jumps to broad cross-cultural conclusions.
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" The New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik, who will discuss Camus at the New York Public Library on April 14 with the historian Robert Zaretsky, described Camus's visit as partly a "comedy of cross-cultural misunderstanding.
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This is often the problem with Prabal Gurung, whose embrace of cross-cultural female multiplicity and strength (and, this season, male) is laudable, but tends to lead him in all sorts of seemingly random directions.
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Working in figurative sculpture — or some version of it — she provides a cross-cultural approach that is needed particularly at this moment, making connections among histories, languages and civilizations, and our shared present and future.
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When the Chinese glass company Fuyao reopens a Dayton, Ohio factory that once housed General Motors, many former G.M. employees return to the work force with the hope of renewed prosperity and cross-cultural harmony.
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Lessons in cross-cultural affinities become explicit in the exhibition's final rooms, where there is an exquisitely inlaid turquoise and mother-of-pearl mask that found its way to the Renaissance duke Cosimo de Medici.
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LOS ANGELES — David Bowie, the otherworldly British rock singer and cross-cultural icon whose music and art fixed our eyes to the stars across six decades, has died, according to his official Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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"The exhibition is important because it shows connections from cross cultural identities and also showcases a broader narrative that allows the artists work to co-exist with each other and make connections," Jamal Al Lail explains.
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But I think of this bonhomie as a reflection of communal good will and desire for connection, a shared sense that the F.D.L. represents a rare and meaningful opportunity for cross-cultural-religious-ethnic-socioeconomic interaction.
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It was this sort of cross-cultural dialogue that Rushdie hoped to emulate when he started the PEN World Voices Festival in 2005, in the wake of 9/11 and amid a resurgence in isolationist attitudes.
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Part of LC Kids, Lincoln Center's series for young people, this show combines original compositions and choreography in a program that is simultaneously a big-band concert, a tap-dance presentation and a cross-cultural celebration.
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CERCLE D'ART DES TRAVAILLEURS DE PLANTATION CONGOLAISE As matters of identity and inequality roiled so many American museums, the small, vital SculptureCenter in Queens mounted a resounding defense of both cross-cultural partnership and moral sincerity.
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This cross-cultural appeal also means artists raised overseas have collaborated with Nigerian artists or, like singer Temi Dollface, chosen to join the legion of thousands of "repats" who relocate to their country of origin each year.
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When Derek wore beaded cornrows in her 1979 film 10, the media credited the actress for turning the traditional style into a "cross-cultural craze and beauty-salon bonanza nationwide," according to a People story from 1980.
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It is sometimes referred to as the Eye of God or the Eye of Sauron, depending on whether you think it looks like a benevolent cross-cultural deity or a rogue Maiar intent on destroying Middle Earth.
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While such transnational and cross-cultural alliances are out of fashion at present, it is equally unlikely that African-American visitors today will feel the same sense of comfort and security in the UK that Douglass did.
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For example, I included the Weddings photo because it included an element of cross-cultural love and acceptance; it gave us the chance to briefly discuss Hinduism and Judaism and hear from pupils who practice those religions.
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Critic's Notebook NEWARK — That K-pop — the pop music scene that dominates South Korea and, increasingly, the rest of the world — has not yet had a chart-topping, cross-cultural "Despacito" moment in this country is vexing.
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CARAMANICA The raspy-voiced Algerian-French songwriter Rachid Taha, who grew up in France, used musical fusions as cross-cultural lessons and provocations, insisting on his rights to meld African, Middle Eastern, European, rock and electronic music.
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IAN GREEN, NYON, SWITZERLAND To the Editor: I have lived in Sri Lanka, Colombia and Taiwan and had the luck to get my degree from one of the early university programs that focused on cross-cultural learning.
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They facilitated meetings between American astronauts and Russian cosmonauts, and between agents of the C.I.A. and the K.G.B. Most of these meetings were conducted in secret; many involved nature walks and cross-cultural soaks in the hot springs.
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"Vogue Arabia is not just about appealing to our own region, but about providing a cross-cultural bridge, a beautiful source of inspiration you would want to pick up even if you were from another area," she said.
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Throughout the tale of the rare-book seller and new parent Apollo Kagwa's nightmarish and suspenseful search for his wife and son, cross-cultural folklore and familiar stories fly (Maurice Sendak's "Outside Over There" takes a star turn).
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Such an engagement "requires a long-term commitment to researching specialist knowledge and building relationships across disciplines," and a cross-cultural, interdisciplinary spirit does saturate the Source Book's artists and writers, buttressing the wide examination of our nuclear problem.
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Hinting at what we might expected from the artist, Rapaport responded to Hyperallergic's request for comment: Martin Puryear has always imbued his work with cross-cultural currents and has spent a lifetime assessing global, cultural, social and political dynamics.
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While Xie and his colleagues acknowledge the frivolity of focusing on beer access in light of far more deadly consequences of climate change, they point to the "cross-cultural appreciation of beer" as a powerful tool for public persuasion.
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She also found that this phenomenon is cross-cultural, and that numerous languages, including Bahasa Indonesian, Dutch, French, Greek, and Vietnamese, include expressions about something (or someone) being so cute that the speaker wants to bite or eat it.
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Still, the unprecedented presence of an African song on an American chart populated by Latin music singles is a cross-cultural and commercial moment not lost on Eazi, who sits up excitedly and crosses his legs as he speaks.
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Brought together by American Promise, Millennial leaders will offer their perspectives on the democracy issues that hit our generation the hardest: voting rights, youth empowerment, issue intersectionality, and the cross-cultural components of a new, Millennial-fueled reform movement.
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The cross-cultural and transnational energy of the 1980s in response to a time of racialized crisis feels like another lesson across time and space, when identity politics is so charged and specific as to sometimes appear as essentialism.
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Record execs, who had long relegated such artists to their siloed Latin divisions, saw the mingling of Justin Bieber with Daddy Yankee and apparently drew the myopic conclusion that the way to crossover success was via cross-cultural mixes.
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"There's a lot of literature on scientists recognizing that indigenous people have a lot to tell scientists, especially in ecology," said Glen Aikenhead, a professor at the University of Saskatchewan's college of education specializing in cross-cultural science education.
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For years, nonprofits from museums to major universities have been strengthening ties with the oil kingdoms of the Middle East as a way to broaden their offerings, foster cross-cultural dialogue and obtain access to those countries' considerable riches.
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I very much like being alongside the countercultural and psychedelia and these other things, because I don't see artists' books as hanging out in a space by themselves, so I love the cross-cultural connections of LA in particular.
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In highlighting a centuries-old Peruvian custom believed to have derived from Moorish influence in Spain centuries earlier, these somewhat mysterious cartes de visite illustrate one among many instances of complex colonial and cross-cultural exchange in the exhibition.
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This show therefore includes older works of Asian art, like a pair of Tang dynasty terra-cotta horses and a 10th-century sandstone sculpture of a Rajasthani dancer, to emphasize the cross-cultural sources of the Progressives' artistic revolution.
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The museum brings together work by a cross-genre, cross-cultural constellation of socially progressive artists and designers: Porset, the photographer Lola Álvarez Bravo, the sculptor Ruth Asawa and the fiber artists Sheila Hicks, Anni Albers and Cynthia Sargent.
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The National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene, a downtown cultural mainstay for 100 years, has recently placed an emphasis on cross-cultural pollination: its annual KulturfestNYC festival started in 2015 and has brought together performers from Argentina to Russia to Japan.
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To gain a cross-cultural understanding of how leaders define success in their work life and personal life, we asked five different CEOs in five different countries about their companies and how they personally define success in life and in work.
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Through interwoven monologues and clips of Trump's more belligerent moments on the campaign trail, the cast makes the case that Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric, nativist leanings and volatile attitude make him an ill fit for their relatives' cross-cultural backgrounds.
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Off the Menu Tapestry After the Indian chef Suvir Saran left the elegant Union Square restaurant Devi in 2012, he moved to San Francisco to open American Masala, inspired by the cross-cultural recipes in his book of the same name.
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" In a letter of his own, China's president, Xi Jinping, called the project, which took nearly two years of bruising negotiations to realize, a sign of China's "commitment to cross-cultural cooperation and our innovation mentality in the new era.
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Showing only Noguchi's work year after year doesn't encourage return visits, and it's exciting to imagine shows of those who have operated in the fertile cross-cultural space between East and West, artists as varied as Ad Reinhardt and Mariko Mori.
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While the cross-cultural references don't seem quite as natural as Perry's work in other media, his genuine talent as a designer and consistent vision of the artist on a perennial voyage, be it literal or psychological, are deeply felt.
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It's a near-minor miracle that just about everything works in this emphatically modest comedy-drama, which draws on squishy types and themes — the lonely eccentric, the cross-cultural clash, the revelatory trip — that can quickly sink less nimble features.
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Her projects include organizing cross cultural exchanges and exhibitions nationally, planning an annual wilderness symposium for artists (the Visitor Center Artist Camp), and running a small community art center in Burlington, VT. Margaret is currently in her third year at IDSVA.
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With Mixpak, he has assembled a cross-cultural, high-low list of records from established heavyweights, like Kartel and his softer-sounding protégé Popcaan, along with lesser-known and more outré newcomers intent on upending listeners' expectations of Caribbean music.
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Later, in the '22018s, he would start a project called the Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange, in which he traveled the world, attempting to use his art as the impetus for cross-cultural dialogues that he hoped would lead to world peace.
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Tara Marshall, a psychology researcher who studies cross-cultural psychology and romantic attachment styles at Brunel University in London, also finds that the emotional tone of a breakup email can be difficult to interpret, especially if the email lacks detail.
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" Pei, who was born in China and raised in Sweden, said the brand is cross-cultural and international: "When we started, we saw that through social media, you can talk to everyone around the world, as long as you can speak their language.
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Another example of the cross-cultural potential in reality shows is Terrace House, the Japanese property that Netflix now co-produces with Fuji TV; anecdotally, it seems like a lot of international viewers are catching on to the show's unusually languid appeal.
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In Okinawa the American outposts have a whiff of strained cross-cultural relations about them: young, bored off-duty servicemen in customised pick-ups cruising the mall road, forlorn bars run by "Mama-san", marriage counselling promoted on the forces' television station.
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The weird late afternoon time means I am the only person in the restaurant, and the hostess chats me up about life in the U.S. She will be studying abroad in Michigan in the fall, and I enjoy the genuine cross-cultural exchange.
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" Pei, who was born in China and raised in Sweden, said the brand is cross-cultural and international: "When we started, we saw that through social media, you can talk to everyone around the world, as long as you can speak their language.
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Economic hard times, language diversity, civil strife, cross-cultural discrimination and other difficult collateral issues were not obstacles but rather incentives for 32 demographically sufficient U.S. citizen populated territories attain equal rights and duties of national and state citizenship under the Constitution.
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The UK-based producer and visual artist has put his paws on various cross-cultural projects by scoring a short film on climate change, and co-creating a modern dance performance—including overseeing its score and art direction—that premiered in January.
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But Alderson turned from standup act to straight man on Thursday when the Mets announced that, lo and behold, they had signed Tebow — a former Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback, an N.F.L. washout and a cross-cultural lightning rod — to a minor league contract.
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" He has co-authored published studies with titles such as "On wealth and the diversity of friendships: High social class people around the world have fewer international friends," and "The Role of Positive Self-Evaluation on Cross-Cultural Differences in Well-Being.
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That was hardly a show of trust between companies that until recently were held up as a model of cross-cultural cooperation, an example of how carmakers can acquire the size and geographical breadth they need to survive while retaining their own identities.
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It comes bound by nori, calling to mind a Japanese hand roll — less a matter of cross-cultural innovation than a nod to shared history: Nori entered the Taiwanese larder under the Japanese occupation in the first half of the 20th century.
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Salsa's emergence was catalyzed by new migration — primarily the surge of Puerto Ricans to New York in the 1950s — and by the ferment of the 1960s, as well as by the cross-cultural encounters with neighbors that New York City makes inevitable.
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If you're puckish afterward, get a sandwich from the "cross-cultural" pop-up concession of Gaddy Lane from Brooklyn; for more fortification, you're a 10-minute walk from Raoul's, still an art-world favorite, which serves a hallowed burger au poivre at lunch.
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"We believe that if something happened, if (he were hurt by) animals, or if he was sick, then we would have found him," said Pornpen Khongkachonkiet, director of the Cross Cultural Foundation, a Bangkok-based rights group that provides legal assistance to marginalized populations.
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Traditionally held after a hunt or a slaughter, a braai happens these days because a local fishmonger got a shipment of giant prawns from Mozambique, or because the Springboks (the national rugby team, another cross-cultural passion) are playing, or simply because it's Tuesday.
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According to the company, Asian consumers are more adventurous about trying new things than their counterparts in the United States, but the problem is that many emerging brands don't know how to cross cultural barriers or worry about getting lost on major e-commerce platforms.
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There were also subtler takes on DiMattio's pieces (which often explore cross-cultural notions of beauty and womanhood) that incorporated ruffles, fringe and mixed patterns, projecting an air of bourgeois bohemianism: Here were women who go where they want and dress as they please.
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There are big, complex themes in here – about Muslims in America, about cross-cultural difficulties, about immigrant families and the dreams they have for their children – but it all goes down easy thanks to an irresistibly sweet romance and tons of laugh-out-loud funny jokes.
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"The MADtv franchise is as vibrant as ever thanks largely to social and digital media appealing to a fan base numbering in the millions that relates to the show's brand of authentic and irreverent cross-cultural comedy," executive producer/showrunner David E. Salzman said in a statement.
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Or do cross-cultural occurrences like the sure-to-be-successful second installment of FriendsFest signify a greater, collective desire to continue retreating to a time, place, and state of mind in which it was easier to ignore the regularly occurring injustices that continue to plague society.
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During a potluck lunch on Thursday at the Kashiwa Cross-Cultural Center, where a couple dozen foreign-born residents and Japanese volunteers shared homemade treats like pancit palabok, a Filipino noodle dish, Ms. Fukai said she hoped to become a caregiver at a local nursing home.
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A Palestinian student living in Lebanon, Ajjawi was awarded a scholarship to Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts by AMIDEAST, a nonprofit organization founded in 1951 with the goal of providing cross-cultural and educational opportunities for those in the Middle East, North Africa, and the United States.
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Yeats's "At the Hawk's Well," a 1916 one-act play indebted to both Irish folklore and Japanese drama, provides the tonic note for Mr. Starling's "At Twilight," a forking meditation — featuring both his own art and significant historical loans — on modernism's cross-cultural power and contemporary resonance.
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Following these senseless murders, Ibn Ziaten established the Imad Association for Youth and Peace, and has been roaming dilapidated housing projects, overcrowded prisons and immigrant-dominated schools which form fertile grounds for violent extremism in France, to stop hate speech and promote greater cross-cultural understanding.
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It's baked into the circumstances that birthed the record, which was recorded in improvised sessions with four different bands in four different cities around the world, then edited into cross-cultural unity by McCraven, who has a knack for finding and preserving the gems in each jam.
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Lindsay lived for many years of his childhood with his missionary parents in Brazil, where he gained a deep appreciation of Brazilian culture as well as Tropicália (Tropicalism), an artistic movement, especially in music, that merged Brazilian styles with cross-cultural influences, such as African rhythms.
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"The MadTV franchise is as vibrant as ever thanks largely to social and digital media appealing to a fan base numbering in the millions that relates to the show's brand of authentic and irreverent cross-cultural comedy," David E. Salzman, the show's executive producer, said in a statement.
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Sharing a bill with her in Brooklyn is a decidedly more carnal performer: Miguel, who knocks himself out onstage like an old-school soul showman with a decidedly modern repertory, personalizing rock, R&B and hip-hop as he merges seduction with the pride of a cross-cultural outsider.
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Add to that the use of cross-cultural mythological and narrative tropes and the rich visual landscape of the game, influenced in part by Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto's childhood wanderings through local forests, and it becomes clearer why The Legend of Zelda struck such a powerful chord with the public.
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At Japan Society, the chameleonic photographer Yasumasa Morimura will show his decades of self-portraits in which he inserts his face and body into mostly Western art history; such channeling may look newly fresh in an age of high-speed image circulation and stricter scrutiny of cross-cultural encounters.
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There has been an eager embrace of cross-cultural celebration since the match ended on Sunday evening — a sharp contrast to the divisions of race against race, city against suburb, immigrants against natives that were exacerbated by the terrorist attacks of 2015 in Paris and 2016 in Nice.
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And if there was any doubt why this was terrible, the hosts of "Fox & Friends" also noted that "women and minorities" played some of the senators who did the deed — a reminder of the old right-wing horror of horrors: cross-gender and cross-cultural casting of Shakespeare productions.
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As the chief executive officer of a company founded 25 years ago to facilitate cross-cultural understanding for the defense, diplomatic, intelligence and law enforcement communities of the United States, and the son of immigrants, I'm acutely aware of the important role communication and understanding play in international dialogue.
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Marshall Goldsmith points out that in order to be successful in tomorrow&aposs world, leaders have to embrace global thinking and cross-cultural diversity, understand rapidly changing technology and its impact, rely far more on alliances and partnerships than in the past, and be facilitators rather than experts.
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During remarks at a fundraiser for the Elijah Cummings Youth Program in Israel, a cross-cultural collaboration between the Maryland representative and the Baltimore Jewish Council that aims to foster students from the region, the former Democratic nominee stressed the importance of developing religious tolerance through educational initiatives.
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Pour, who is of Iranian descent and perhaps best known for his paneled recreations of carpets and rugs inspired by the Silk Road, bears an intense fascination with the interweaving of different cultures: "Part of my interest is looking at cross-cultural connections and displacement," Pour explains to The Creators Project.
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And there are schools devoted to cross-cultural efforts, like the Wetherby-Pembridge School, an offshoot of a British school that boasts Prince William and Prince Harry as alumni, which appeals to members of the global corporate class who might be in New York this year and London the next.
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To see the natural wonder that still abounds; to encounter the places that are on the verge of catastrophic change because of a warming planet; to meet the people who deal with its effects every day and forge real, profound, cross-cultural connections makes for a more informed, empathetic world.
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Some of those films are on display in Roots: the cross-cultural and transpacific sounds of Japanese American jazz band Hiroshima is the subject of VC co-founder Duane Kubo's "Cruisin' J-town" (490), while Linda Mabalot's groundbreaking "Manong" (1978) portrays the labor struggles of Filipino farm workers in the Central Valley.
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My friends and I began playing it last summer as it exploded in popularity; we saw the game go from its roots as a goofy add on to Epic's player-versus-environment shooter to its current status as a cross-cultural social space that just so happens to have a battle royale mode.
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Running a large corporation involves taking on more roles than ever before, including media, government, and public relations, formulating a vision, understanding consumers and communicating to them, building cross-cultural global strategies, working with governments, and keeping the company out of trouble, in addition to having a lot of sector-specific expertise.
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Squabbled over by Germany and France from 1871, when Germany annexed it, to World War II, when it was returned to France, the industrial border region of Alsace displays its cross-cultural history in its population: Many of its French citizens bear German surnames, and commuting across borders for work is common.
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At the same time, spurred by the rise of the internet, the ease of long-distance travel and a belated recognition of the value for American children of a cross-cultural perspective, American publishers have become increasingly open to working with authors and illustrators from abroad and to introducing books that originated elsewhere.
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A United Nations cultural rights expert warned in a report last week that there is growing pressure to adopt a more narrow interpretation of the Islamic religion and identity in Malaysia, which excludes the country's cross-cultural history, marginalizes religious minorities, and fails to take account of the diversity of Malay Muslims.
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The event -- which has taken place in my home country of Denmark, but which will continue for the next 13 years in a rotating cast of cities, until the year 2030, when the Sustainable Development Goals are hopefully realized -- is a noteworthy example of much-needed youth engagement, cross-cultural collaboration, and disruptive thinking.
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" According to Joel Rozen's review in The New York Times, Bernstein's midcentury modern musical and Puts's more recent commemoration of the World War I Christmas Truce are festival highlights, sharing an engagement with "memorializing cross-cultural encounters in history through the diverse idioms of music, while indicting the violence that often springs from such encounters.
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We believe it is now more important than ever to present these kinds of open and free cross-cultural platforms in the US, allowing artists to present work and explore complex and often challenging subject matter with communities across the city, whilst also building upon New York's rich history of cultural diversity and exchange.
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Despite their obvious differences — there wouldn't seem to be much common DNA between Bernstein's boisterous boricuas and Mr. Puts's Scottish squaddies — Glimmerglass's two productions share, to varying degrees of success, a similar aim: memorializing cross-cultural encounters in history through the diverse idioms of music, while indicting the violence that often springs from such encounters.
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"At the heart of this lawsuit," the group, representing a coalition of black, Latino and Asian-American students, argued, "is whether Harvard has the academic freedom to value diversity in ways in which our country has fallen short: bridging racial divides and instilling greater cross-cultural understanding among its talented student body of future leaders."
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Fortunately, Tumblr fans were all over it: Crazy Rich Asians owes a deep debt to British satirists — particularly Jane Austen and William Makepeace Thackeray — in the way it lampoons the excesses of the rich while indulging in its own opulence, as well as its presentation of the cross-cultural messiness of modern postcolonial Asia.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The China Onscreen Biennial is a relatively new program which brings the latest in Chinese film to multiple cities in the US. The stated mission of the series is to encourage "cross-cultural dialogue through the art of the moving image" — a relevant concern given current strained relations between the US and China.
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After Keith Ape's early error, he's started touring with Black artists and creating music with them; he reached a peace with O.G. Maco after giving him royalties on "It G Ma," and the song received a fully cross-cultural and incredible remix featuring A$AP Ferg, Father, Waka Flocka Flame, and the Korean-American rapper Dumbfoundead.
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"Food is so interesting, because it evokes memory, and it's a multi-sensory experience," said Liza Beilby, in an interview with Hyperallergic during preparations for one in a series of µTopian Dinners, staged by Detroit-based experimental theater ensemble The Hinterlands and co-produced with Poetic Societies, a performance lab fostering cross-cultural and poetic connections.
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The nostalgic haze that used to be associated with the 1950s seems to have drifted forward in time in recent years, with the latest example being "Growing Up Smith," a gentle cross-cultural film about a 10-year-old boy from India who is navigating childhood with his immigrant family in a generic American suburb in 1979.
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