"Stereotypes have an enormous impact on cultural norms," said Burch.
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The strategy calcified over decades into political and cultural norms.
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Gradually, this pattern of interrogating cultural norms evolved into homesteading.
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Rules, cultural norms, economic models, and user controls will vary.
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The group argues that certain cultural norms affect men subconsciously.
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Some cultural norms are still too prominent to change overnight.
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Educate yourself, and have the courage to reject cultural norms.
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It's one way we reinforce our cultural norms and morals.
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Countries and societies change their laws and cultural norms over time.
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"So much about law is about setting cultural norms," Alcorn said.
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There are very different cultural norms ranging from country to country.
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Others doubt whether delivery services can ever overcome ingrained cultural norms.
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Cultural norms, especially in rural India, continue to treat females unfairly.
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We do not share the same values, principles or cultural norms.
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You don't think they want to force cultural norms on orthodox Christians?
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Cultural norms tell us that fat women should only date fat men.
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The dysfunctional social and cultural norms are the biggest problems to tackle.
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Young people, she told The Associated Press, can help change cultural norms.
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We need new cultural norms that make our society more family-friendly.
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These days, Rosie is an air traffic controller scanning for cultural norms.
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We are trying to alter the cultural norms of a throwaway society.
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She believes the association stems not from genetics but from cultural norms.
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Shame, fear, and cultural norms all allow sexual harassment to go underreported.
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The MDE style of comedy frequently targets liberal cultural norms and political correctness.
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These cultural norms validated a solid work ethic and a single lifelong career.
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Movies and television influence how we perceive ourselves and shape our cultural norms.
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We're learning that cultural norms, cultural behavior, is absolutely crucial to our process.
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Cultural norms often prevent us from engaging in perfectly rational or moral activities.
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The cultural norms surrounding mental health are also increasingly questioned by "neurodiversity" advocates.
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This argument fundamentally isn't about how cultural norms can keep the poor poor.
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No appeal to cultural norms or character formation can justify such a risk.
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Lets examine some cultural failures and cultural norms for what they really are.
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You're setting the cultural norms where you're saying that this is not permissible.
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Communication across different time zones, working environments, and cultural norms is increasingly common.
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This leaves them leery of imposing cultural norms, let alone a sense of patriotism.
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Learn the history, learn the cultural norms, and be real and honest about them.
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Each was catered to the country's particular attitudes toward gender roles and cultural norms.
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"They talked about cultural norms, which was a taboo topic around here," she said.
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There's a lot we need to rewire in ourselves and in our cultural norms.
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Clear borders allowed those inside them to establish religious and cultural norms, identitarians argue.
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As Minaj challenges outdated cultural norms, she also had to focus on finding herself.
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Citizens in both countries have different expectations from their governments based on cultural norms.
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Meanwhile, changing long-standing cultural norms is easier said than done, former employees said.
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Cultural norms and systems have to change to encourage, support, and require new behaviors.
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"Without the cultural norms, the Constitution is just a piece of paper," Bezos added.
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In general, public schools are incapable of instilling and cultivating these bedrock cultural norms.
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Joke stealing might also be an indication that comedy's cultural norms should welcome change.
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More gradually, daily routines fall into new rhythms, cultural norms hybridize and dreams evolve.
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Why it matters: The lifestyle tendencies of millennials are driving societal and cultural norms.
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These cultural norms also play into another cause of the pay gap: occupational crowding.
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Deep-seated cultural norms are thought to play a major role in that mismatch.
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"When you queer something, you try to see it outside cultural norms," she said.
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Even where the technology stays the same, social and cultural norms can rapidly shift.
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Most patients are older men whose cultural norms regarding gender are becoming increasingly obsolete.
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"Passenger" succeeds as an adventure, as a romance and as a comparison of cultural norms.
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Conservative cultural norms can also prevent women from speaking out in the largely Christian nation.
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During these decades, capitalism dramatically reshaped Western societies, destroying traditional communities, professions, and cultural norms.
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The document explains how outside factors like social and cultural norms affect people's food choices.
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She's a symbol of freedom from cultural norms — and hopefully, a means to break them.
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It challenges readers to recognize and reassess cultural norms through the lens of personal experience.
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"We're now opening the door, chipping away at what's acceptable under cultural norms," he said.
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The big picture: The cultural norms of driving vary widely from one region to the next.
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By focusing on plus-sized women, Nimoy tackled big questions of body image and cultural norms.
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Is the programming respectful of the cultural norms and local perspectives in the country it serves?
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The idea, presumably, is that throwing a giant party can help cement cultural norms around voting.
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It has to account for a wide variety of always-evolving cultural norms and acceptable behaviors.
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Imagine the luxury of being naïve to cultural norms and the traditional scripts of social interaction.
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Lee is also working on ensuring Uber's new cultural norms actually get baked into the company.
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This means that China cannot rely on past cultural norms of families providing for their elderly.
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My parents were immigrants, and a quick comprehension of cultural norms is the genius of immigrants.
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I eventually learned to separate myself out from cultural norms of how we should have relationships.
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The cultural norms of the garden would have most people wearing a pastel cargo, a croc.
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That social signalling creates clumps of users bound together by preexisting cultural norms and shared concerns.
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I am taking the risk of living beyond survival mode, beyond what my cultural norms dictate.
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The Japanese government has taken measures to reduce long hours and change cultural norms around work.
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But that stability is ultimately built on a foundation of shared political cultural norms, not laws.
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Sitting here in California, we're not best positioned to identify the cultural norms around the world.
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And historically, that's how celebrities have functioned: as stand-ins for larger cultural norms and expectations.
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The apparel company is known for "pushing the boundaries of social and cultural norms," Murphy said.
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Some of the pay disparity is because of discrimination, cultural norms, institutional sexism, and workplace structures.
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The comedian Adam Conover has made a name for himself by upturning cultural norms and assumptions.
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The Flamengo group was not the only one working out the limits of local cultural norms.
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But even in free countries, hidden barriers of prejudice and cultural norms hurt equality of opportunity.
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Political scientists argue this has to do, in part, with how cultural norms around voting are developed.
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And he worries about how the absence of deep cultural norms will play out in the West.
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As a biracial family, cultural norms also affect the family rules that we set about physical touch.
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It involves enduring cultural norms, weird academic incentive structures, and institutionalized fears about the democratization of scholarship.
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All global tech platforms must learn to adapt to a wide array of legal and cultural norms.
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Who gets to decide what's controversial, especially in a global community with a multitude of cultural norms?
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From my fearless childhood had emerged an adult who held on to the limitations of cultural norms.
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She was, however, extremely cautious because she did not want to stand out or challenge cultural norms.
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The experience also taught me the importance of adjusting to a country's cultural norms in global business.
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And we know what happens when enough people take up a cause as practice: Cultural norms change.
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What was in vogue one decade became critiqued the next as cultural norms shifted, then shifted again.
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Assess your cultural norms — do people really value free snacks, lunches, a book allowance and so on?
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Job creation fits American cultural norms around work more effectively than the idea of universal basic income.
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The Left is politicizing the #MeToo movement, undermining a valid and important resetting of our cultural norms.
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And the party's values had at least one foot in the cultural norms of the white South.
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But in a transient world it is hard to seal one country's legal and cultural norms from another's.
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The changes are sometimes made to appease ratings boards, while other times, it's to respect differing cultural norms.
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Such films speak volumes on the cultural norms, family bonds, and gender dynamics of three different conservative societies.
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Your host may feel they'd be embarrassing you by pointing out the cultural norms, so research them beforehand.
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The writing is on the wall, in the form of behavioral cues that shape a company's cultural norms.
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The authors of the study speculated that this reflected differences in cultural norms, rather than in actual behavior.
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She is unflinching about the abuse that they — that she — endured, and the cultural norms that enabled it.
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We've fallen into a bogus logjam in which progressives emphasize systems of oppression and conservatives emphasize cultural norms.
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Gates's new work is timely, parsing out problematic social and cultural norms to subtly but wholly subvert them.
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Political reform has been postponed too long and old cultural norms are still deeply rooted outside of Amman.
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A school dress code has once again set off a heated discussion about race, class and cultural norms.
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Our guiding philosophy for the Community Standards is to try to reflect the cultural norms of our community.
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The reasons people eat wild meat are complex—from cultural norms and traditions to preferences for the taste.
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"We are trying to alter the cultural norms of a throwaway society," one filmmaker and Trash Pirate said.
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The cameras in Ring doorbells are capturing small moments that used to go unseen and changing cultural norms.
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On top of growing Bumble and shifting cultural norms, Wolfe Herd is set on changing laws in 2020.
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Their success, like most men of their times, was on the backs of women whose exploitation cultural norms sanctioned.
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During the episode, audience member Tarang Chawla asked how the media can help change cultural norms around domestic violence.
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But other countries with different cultural norms might "not care as much about the wage disparity issue," he said.
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When asked about ticket sales, he said he had "no concern at all" because of cultural norms in Brazil.
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For those interested, here's the whole list of new rules: Uber's Cultural Norms We build globally, we live locally.
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" These practices are codified by cultural norms and ranked in relation to a nebulous and narrow notion of "normal.
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We should beware of what will happen in the country as cultural norms shift toward reflexively believing the accuser.
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"They never stop trying to impose codes and teachings that contradict our cultural norms and conservative views," he said.
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Before overturning entrenched power dynamics and cultural norms, however, they knew they first had to identify and define them.
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But the report concludes that more must be done to provide services to women — and to change cultural norms.
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Visitors to other countries in the Persian Gulf region who have run afoul of cultural norms have been imprisoned.
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Many startups are adapting tools already tested in other countries and designing them to suit Brazil's cultural norms and needs.
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Despite these stark differences, Cranz didn't indicate that Netflix will change its hiring strategy abroad to reflect other cultural norms.
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There's a price to be paid for defying cultural norms, whether it's in a classroom or at a cocktail party.
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A generation or two ago, general malaise and an aversion to mainstream cultural norms were enough to get you institutionalized.
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So the purpose of your organization is to secure a safe space for gay people, where gay cultural norms apply?
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None of this is to say that people didn't have perfectly legitimate excuses for not participating, outside of cultural norms.
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In writing self-criticism, the secret is to ponder not truth, justice or cultural norms, but what your reader wants.
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The other concern, says Stehlik, is whether politicians should remain neutral in their greetings or try to follow cultural norms.
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But change is always slow, and cultural norms remain entrenched in a traditional, patriarchal, and religiously conservative system of values.
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But at the same time, the economic shift away from manufacturing jobs is causing a strain on cultural norms too.
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To their creators, zines can feel like necessary means of defiance, even resistance to cultural norms that rarely acknowledge them.
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According to this view, the meaning of life is not found in rules, formulas, commandments, categorical imperatives and cultural norms.
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They don't arise out of some universal, ahistorical, hermetically sealed realm of pure reason; rather, they're shaped by cultural norms.
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His conduct is, for better or worse (and probably worse) — consistent with our prevailing cultural norms about sex and gender.
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We won't be participating in cultural norms on these holidays, we'll be MacGyvering the single woman's version of all of them.
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New cultural norms and trends naturally change, ensuring that no person feels targeted or attacked based on his or her appearance.
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Facebook's guidelines — which reflect mainstream laws and cultural norms — have proven woefully inadequate for addressing violent and hateful user-generated content.
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It's fueled by shifting cultural norms as younger women delay getting married and starting families in order to build their careers.
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Facebook also helped come up with text that meshed with different cultural norms around sex and birth control in the country.
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I suppose the lesson here is that our institutions will similarly fail if they're no longer reinforced by those cultural norms.
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These new Gigafactories will, in turn, employ thousands of new employees in countries with different cultural norms and protections for workers.
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In addition to new languages and new voices for Cortana, Harrison's team had to adjust the chit-chat to cultural norms.
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I hope our cultural norms are finally changing so that men will understand this behavior has no place in the world.
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Just as popular ideas about the ideal body type or sexuality heavily influence adolescents, so too might cultural norms regarding violence.
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The fund wants to find founders who are not scared of risks or learning from failure, which means challenging cultural norms.
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It is striking that such privilege does not always translate into sexual freedom, nor protect women if they transgress cultural norms.
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Business Insider spoke with a body language expert who said that awkward greetings are usually the result of differing cultural norms.
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That includes scripting a new set of what are being called "cultural norms," crafted from suggestions solicited from the entire company.
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Fast action that supports communities and works with cultural norms in the US and globally will save lives and save money.
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It has been particularly nightmarish in Italy, where kisses on the cheeks and other cultural norms may have contributed to transmission.
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Snapchat's success has been fascinating because it feels like such a scrappy, organic phenomenon that broke a lot of cultural norms.
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In addition, it arguably does reflect larger, shifting cultural norms that are in many ways guided by changes in media culture.
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What about initiatives whose success could take decades to become evident, such as social movements or the erosion of cultural norms?
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We've gone through a tremendously difficult time, with newcomers pegged as scapegoats for global migration, economic changes, and new cultural norms.
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So how is this just about natural hormone levels and fairness — and not actually about cultural norms of sex and gender?
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During a White House press conference in October, he lamented changing cultural norms that, in his view, put women at risk.
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Indifferent to cultural norms, they were committed to capturing exactly what they saw in its stark, unadorned, and, to some, shocking essence.
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The cultural norms that teach us to ignore the trolls and they'll go away are the ones that prevail throughout Black Christmas.
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In a recent LinkedIn post, Uber's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi released the full list of the car service's new cultural norms: 1.
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The big picture: Policy changes to improve conditions for women are starting to take effect, but repressive cultural norms make progress slow.
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In each case, parents who want these procedures for their children are doing so because of cultural norms and fear of ostracism.
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He is known to eschew cultural norms and local ordinances by doing it anyway, but usually only in the dark of night.
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Their lawsuits, which are highly unusual in Japan, are prompting a discussion in the country about longstanding cultural norms and company expectations.
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Hollywood used to churn these out regularly, but they've faded, casualties of shifting industry logic, audience taste, cultural norms and other pressures.
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They don't understand why cultural norms encourage nonwhite racial groups, but not white people, to openly identify with and celebrate their race.
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They don't understand why cultural norms encourage nonwhite racial groups, but not white people, to openly identify with and celebrate their race.
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Her father, a businessman, wanted his two daughters to pursue pragmatic careers -- a desire that went against cultural norms at the time.
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Finally, avoiding the pitfalls of taking time off to care for children would require a broader shift in cultural norms, experts say.
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So it will re-create, amplify, and continue on the trajectories we've taught it, which are always going to reflect existing cultural norms.
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In this respect, Get Out, which exploded cultural norms right and left from the moment of its release, has been a welcome exception.
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Cultural norms Hau-Yoon believes this presence has made it imperative for local organizations to build long term working relationships with Chinese investors.
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Even where national and Islamic laws recognize women's land rights, the report said, cultural norms restrict their access to property, work and education.
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With cultural norms and the marked difference in sports participation among the genders, will a sugar tax actually help South Africans lose weight?
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Identity, I think, is largely based on both one's cultural norms and also... White people heard it as an address to white people.
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And that goes back to those cultural norms that, when a man becomes a father, he gets what economists call a 'fatherhood bonus.
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Cultural norms are best represented by the advertising that directly influences what we choose to consume and how we choose to consume it.
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"We aim to reverse cultural norms, celebrate individuality, and empower oppressed individuals," Vaquera explained of the connection between their designs and the show.
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On the other hand, there are still cultural norms that we've regrettably inherited from heterosexuality, one of which is the couple form itself.
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Miller suspects that shift has to do with children becoming more aware of — and more exposed to — gender stereotypes and perceived cultural norms.
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Watsa is much more knowledgeable about the cultural norms in India than I am, and that might help you with this conversation, too.
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Whereas in China, where cultural norms are to respect your elders, teachers are given higher status despite the lack of a high salary.
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In some contexts, women may not experience any formal barriers to participation, but may still be faced with cultural norms that disadvantage them.
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How should Facebook decide what's allowed on its social network, and how to balance safety and truth with diverse opinions and cultural norms?
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To further understand the impact of these prejudices and cultural norms, I asked a bunch of people how colorism has affected their lives.
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Here's a glimpse at the way that populations around the world understood solar eclipses, and used them to reinforce cultural norms and values.
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Since then, she has registered a series of firsts for herself and her country, upending athletic expectations and cultural norms along the way.
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For example, many organizations are building schools, but they are not filled because lots of cultural norms are preventing girls from attending school.
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Cultural norms help people understand what things mean, create codes of behavior, and allow us to understand ourselves as part of a community.
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"This is where the Harlem Renaissance challenged cultural norms, hip-hop music was born and Jackie Robinson broke down baseball's color barrier," he said.
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I think the idea is that we set better cultural norms, better processes, better policies, better organizational structures when women are in the room.
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He ran for the presidency on a platform of division, drumming up fear among white voters about immigrants, global trade, and changing cultural norms.
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"This country has the best free speech protections in the world because of the Constitution but also because of our cultural norms," he said.
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Blizzard has changed the art in World of Warcraft to comply with Chinese cultural norms and strictures, notably cutting out some goriness and skeletons.
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The answers vary, from poverty to cultural norms to sexual harassment to a lack of basic resources such as bathrooms and feminine hygiene products.
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Who gets to decide what's controversial, especially in a global community with a multitude of cultural norms?" and "Is social media good for democracy?
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Most people want to belong, and the scale, however twisted, gives us direction and incentive to shape our physical appearance according to cultural norms.
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If organizations like Harvard Business School are going to remain leaders in their fields, they must commit to transforming their cultural norms and systems.
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As cultural norms continue to shift toward a reality where people never truly "log off," 57 percent of parents said they do the same.
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The writers for this website benefit from the fact that press freedom in the United States is constitutionally protected and buttressed by cultural norms.
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But it also brings to the forefront the social and cultural norms that viewers are using to judge the cast members on the show.
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With necessary support health-workers can be agents of change in communities where social and cultural norms have proved to be a tenacious obstacle.
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The Philippines, however, have different cultural norms, and the outfit reportedly went viral when concerned local residents uploaded pictures of it to social media.
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After a tumultuous year that saw a major sexism scandal and founder Travis Kalanick resign as CEO, Uber released new "cultural norms " last week.
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"I want to break cultural norms and show girls that it's important to be active; it's important to be involved in sport," she said.
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Most of us require communal patterns and shared cultural norms and certain enforced guardrails to help us restrain our desires and keep us free.
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This has fostered the continuity of cultural norms and for a long time "shielded" Bangladeshis from extremist ideas, argues Tahir Abbas of Leiden University.
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Creating peer groups of adolescent girls is a powerful means of building their confidence to challenge social and cultural norms that underpin gender inequality.
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The city is also working on a course for newcomers, which teaches cultural norms, like the role of men and women in Belgian society.
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For instance, the first-wave of institutional critique artists were instrumental in this transformation and challenged the museum's production and maintenance of cultural norms.
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"The incident in Sialkot shows that not only the peer pressures but cultural norms and patterns have crept into minority communities as well," he said.
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Instead you have cactus people, strange spider gods, winged bird people from the desert who have a very nonhuman set of morals and cultural norms.
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But I still think she is talking about the cultural norms within countries we should favor or disfavor for immigration, not race or ethnic origin.
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Facebook is currently in the process of evaluating how it rolls out the dating feature in various markets based on different cultural norms around dating.
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"Through sport, women and girls can challenge socio-cultural norms and gender stereotypes and increase their self-esteem, develop life skills and leadership," she added.
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We'd known each other for years, and there didn't seem to be any point in waiting to get married later, just because of cultural norms.
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This is a case of science and technology, along with changing socio-cultural norms surrounding death, being ahead of the law and the healthcare system.
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It is about how the expectations and grievances and aspirations of these young people will shape the cultural norms and societal ideals of their societies.
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She left the American population wholly unprepared to handle a creation whose reach would have a seismic impact on racial, gender, religious and cultural norms.
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Viewers could watch cultural norms at Fox changing in real time, but that's not the behind-the-scenes environment Ms. Carlson described in her suit.
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By introducing babies to social contexts in which adults make healthful food choices, parents may help children learn the cultural norms of healthful eating themselves.
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Accusations against Roy Moore and other are mounting, and men from all sectors find themselves accused of behavior once condoned by silence and cultural norms.
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I resonate with certain cultural norms in California, but I'm far more at home on the road than I can imagine being back there now.
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As a result of these atrocities, fear of government and corporate abuse of personal data is widespread in Germany, and is reflected in cultural norms.
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Both the security and the loyalty that many workers feel have eroded in recent years, as cultural norms have shifted and Japan's economy has struggled.
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The plan is to teach refugees the German language and cultural norms, and then the skills necessary to join German workers in factories and hospitals.
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Quite the opposite: our cultural norms have progressed to the point where we have been having healthier conversations about sex in all sorts of contexts.
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Mr. Miller, now 2100, said he tried to adapt toward the end of his 20-year career, struggling with both arthritis and new cultural norms.
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Rajan Samuel of Habitat for Humanity India said that efforts to improve land rights must acknowledge cultural norms like India's centuries-old Hindu caste system.
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It's only going to get worse (or better, depending on your perspective) as we're rapidly establishing new and welcome cultural norms about hitting on people.
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In an ABC News interview on Sunday, Comey said Trump was a dangerous and "morally unfit" leader doing "tremendous damage" to U.S. institutional and cultural norms.
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Now what often had to be changed weren't just laws—the choke hold that killed Eric Garner wasn't, after all, legal—but cultural norms and expectations.
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Fully aware of her otherness, Kyung Me conveys precisely what cultural norms she fails to conform to — though not for a lack of desire or trying.
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But cultural norms in the U.S. suggest that women are supposed to be feminine, which is interpreted to mean soft, passive, nurturing, delicate, sexy, and sensual.
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They also seem to lament how they initially played BoJack's sexual encounter with Sarah Lynn as a gag, and questions the cultural norms they were reinforcing.
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The show's popularity, and the imitations it has spawned, illustrate how subversive comedy is tiptoeing into the Ethiopian mainstream, upturning decades, even centuries, of cultural norms.
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"MedCure makes donor tissue available for researchers and teaching facilities even in places where religious and cultural norms discourage body donation," said Edelson, the MedCure lawyer.
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And we further sabotage women when we insist that their routine victimization is somehow their fault, and not the revolting product of cultural norms and expectations.
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Those who created the rules and guidelines centered around sports and who could and couldn't participate were very much mirrored by cultural norms at the time.
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Beyond that, the Rose revelations offer a good opportunity to look at the bigger picture -- not just his behavior, but the cultural norms that enabled it.
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Parents getting children to help is in line with cultural norms in some areas, Soeseno, who goes by one name, like many Indonesians, said by telephone.
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Facebook also has to deal with differing cultural norms and laws in countries around the world—another problem that is not yet best left to algorithms.
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"If we start looking at cultural norms across the board, that will help catch sex offenders period, not just female sex offenders and male sex offenders."
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Even though women have had the right to vote since the country came into existence in 1947, cultural norms have often prevented women from exercising it.
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"Ideally, these international cultural norms should be disseminated wider within the country," Irina Dezhina, head of Skoltech's science and industrial policy group, told me over email.
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But ICWA contains a provision that states should treat tribal foster homes according to the tribes' standards of cultural norms, such as extended families raising children.
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But its chief executive, Rafiq Malik, admitted that not many women felt comfortable using the app, saying that cultural norms, not safety concerns, were at play.
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Mr. Zuckerberg said the episode made him realize how ineffective Facebook's content policy was at a global scale, given that cultural norms vary greatly by country.
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Families of the 9/11 victims say they are offended by Western women covering themselves and embracing the cultural norms of men accused of mass murder.
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New research published today in Nature is offering unprecedented insights into European Bronze Age and Iron Age cultural norms related to infant care and weaning practices.
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Even in 2017, when Nepal's Parliament passed the bill banning the practice, experts worried it would do little to change deeply-rooted cultural norms and beliefs.
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"The issue of cultural norms when it comes to family and sexual orientation, those are difficult conversations, they are just intensified in the Bay Area," Johnson says.
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They are frustrated that they need to argue about the truth with people who question their point of view, or conform to cultural norms policed by journalists.
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Before that, brides wore dresses that spanned across the entire color spectrum, mostly choosing from whatever was already hanging in their closet, or abiding by cultural norms.
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Now, seven years after overcoming her disordered eating and no longer buying into cultural norms that equate healthy with slim, she's finally loving herself—and her body.
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Cultural norms determine judgments in rape cases far more than legal definitions, found Dan Kahan, a professor in law and psychology at Yale, in a 2009 study.
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The research team suggests that changing sick leave policies and cultural norms could help reduce the risk of disease transmission from sick health care workers to patients.
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I was blown away by how many cultural norms were in that hockey community that I didn't see in any other hockey communities that I'd been in.
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Researchers speculated that Bangladesh's conservative cultural norms might cause men to take the more dominant sexual role, although men also tend to initiate kissing in Western countries.
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"The reality is that it's really hard to do low-carb, given our cultural norms," said Dr. Lee, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Michigan.
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A place of anxious residents who are nostalgic for a simpler time and our economic heyday, hostile to immigrants and spooked by changing cultural norms and demographics.
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By contrast, out-groups are inherently dissimilar from our in-group in appearance, values, shared history, and cultural norms, making those minds harder for us to access.
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For example, some countries have stronger health-care systems, as in the case of the Netherlands and the U.K. Of course, cultural norms also play a role.
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But beyond the yes-or-no of whether Louisville violated regulations is the far more interesting matter of whether it overstepped the cultural norms of college football.
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Their profound appetite for absolute power drives their intolerance for any restraint — whether by people, organizations, the law, cultural norms, principles or even the expectation of consistency.
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Refinery2014 had a chance to ask Biden about rape culture, shifting cultural norms, and how women can continue to fight the good fight in the age of Trump.
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Lewis reiterated what she had told me years back: The many definitions of what counts as "modest" are down to a mix of cultural norms and religious evaluation.
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Sex work is all about customers gaining access to bodies that are normally unavailable to them because of a strict set of cultural norms, economic boundaries, and socialization.
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"This is a complex issue driven by poverty, cultural norms and families trying to do the best for their children," said Save The Children CEO Helle Thorning-Schmidt.
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" She then told the Penn student newspaper that Anglo-Protestant cultural norms were superior to others and that "everyone wants to go to countries ruled by white Europeans.
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His outspoken opinions on cultural norms and social issues landed him his new Netflix series "Trigger Warning, " where he examines the social and economic problems facing black Americans.
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So when you look at all of the things that impact libido, it's never one thing: It's hormones; it's neurotransmitters; it's relationship; it's cultural norms; it's past experience.
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"The problem is a lot of gender-based violence happens within households and because of cultural norms against reporting it, a lot of it goes unreported," he said.
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Above all, a comprehensive ethics and education campaign in schools and the news media would shift cultural norms away from seeing graft as an inevitable part of life.
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These language patterns reflect a complex set of cultural norms, as well as the social expectation that women behave in supportive and collaborative ways in their daily lives.
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This year, the Brookings Institution's Richard Reeves wrote a book about how people in the upper middle class have shaped both legal and cultural norms to their advantage.
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Implicit bias affects which prospective grantees they deem risky, credible, trustworthy or innovative, and gives a great advantage to leaders and nonprofits that conform to their cultural norms.
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Obviously, for reasons hardly their fault, the only cultural norms these kids had known affected them profoundly, even with external conditions crafted to nudge them in another direction.
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The answer, therefore, may involve changing not only policies but also cultural norms — and a good place to start might be something as simple as babysitting your neighbor's kids.
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Accompanying worries about the cost of immigrants is an emotional national debate about their perceived failure to adopt Dutch cultural norms, such as women's rights and acceptance of homosexuality.
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WWE was already facing some pushback over the event's all-male cast, a decision believed to have been made due to Saudi Arabia's laws and cultural norms regarding women.
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In the '90s, queers weren't welcome to adhere to cultural norms, dyke bars were still alive and well, and mainstream advertising had no part in a gay "niche" market.
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With shows like Transparent, Black-ish, and Master of None, the field is experimenting with form and genre, and not shying away from societal taboos or new cultural norms.
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Maybe even some misguided paternal ideas about an issue that requires complex thinking about race, poverty, cultural norms, politics, religion, the role of sports in society, and sex itself?
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Slingshot CEO Daniel Surya says the predominance of female users is a function of prevailing cultural norms that often make it difficult for women to start their own businesses.
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Haidt's use of the concept of "normative threat" is helpful in exploring other challenges to traditional cultural norms, including male reaction to the nomination of a woman for president.
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"While he has taken on more responsibilities, South Korean cultural norms dictate that he doesn't succeed his father while the 19933-year-old is alive," Bloomberg reported last September.
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Conversations about cultural norms that promote misogyny and the concept of consent will be taught from the middle school age, and again at the high school and college levels.
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There are a few reasons for the increase in issues we've seen: cultural norms are shifting, cultures are different around the world, and people are sensitive to different things.
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"Fighting Elegy" (1966), set in the mid-20053s and centered on a sexually frustrated, violence-prone young man, draws connections among Japan's cultural norms, educational system and imperialist ambitions.
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"I think the only way to move forward with the protection of underrepresented communities is to really push back and fight back against the cultural norms," Ms. Hearns said.
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Researchers have found that it often arises to curb perceived infractions of cultural norms: It may help hold societies together by punishing those seen as breaking the social contract.
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Studies have evaluated whether hard work is rewarded in a fair manner, and determined that cultural norms and implicit biases in many cases prevent equal reward for equal efforts.
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The lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community has faced a crackdown in Indonesia and the official said the contents of the apps contradicted cultural norms and contained pornographic content.
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Because of both cultural norms and financial needs, Cambodians typically live with their families until they marry, if not after, bearing food, rent, and household costs between several generations.
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There was one columnist at the turn of the 20th century, Dorothy Dix, who people said had more influence over cultural norms in America than absolutely any other force.
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But there's something additionally unexpected about this classroom: the teen girls inside live in Afghanistan, where cultural norms have historically blocked girls from school overall, let alone tech-based education.
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They're also available through a digital open database, and Antolí plans to expand the project to neighborhoods in other cities, comparing and contrasting cultural norms and psychogeography around the world.
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But I think what they don't understand is they're contributing to the cultural contexts, the cultural norms, in which this type of harassment and overt discrimination is able to happen.
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A giant internet company can move into new areas a lot faster than a big incumbent semiconductor company could in the days when the Valley's original cultural norms were set.
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If you step back and think about what a great society we have, part of it is we have these cultural norms that allow people to say these ugly things.
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And they were allowed to continue working with impunity because the cultural norms of the industry said it was "normal," and asking to be treated differently was outside cultural orthodoxy.
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A staggering 34 million of the 57 million out-of-school, primary age children in the world live in this region, caused in part by cultural norms and remote locations.
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Millennial women have turned many cultural norms on their heads: We're getting married later, having kids later (if at all), and are surpassing men in terms of earning college degrees.
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But with that acceptance comes strong cultural norms that emphasize that young people who are having sex should take actions to protect themselves and their partners from pregnancy and STIs.
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The word collides head-on with the stereotype of hooked rugs as a decorous medium — a contradiction that speaks with powerful concision to the changing cultural norms of the 1960s.
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" (Sunday Review, May 5), Rachel Louise Snyder poignantly concludes her argument for evidence-based prosecution of domestic violence by quoting a prosecutor, Casey Gwinn: "It's about cultural norms and values.
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Meanwhile, I'm inspired by music artists like Frank Ocean and A$AP Rocky to not be tempted by gender and cultural norms and to express my identity through my style.
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There are a range of factors that contribute to this shortage, notably lack of access to finance, exclusion from male-dominated networks, and entrenched cultural norms about gender and leadership.
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That's why the best horror movies are almost always pulling double duty, serving up scares that also illuminate the anxieties that lie below the surface of our collective cultural norms.
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"While ED drugs can bring real relief for men who want to—but have difficulty—having penetrative sex, they also promote problematically narrow cultural norms for masculinity and sexuality," says Wentzell.
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And it's not just a custom in the West; eating candy, pastries or other sugary foods to purify the living after encountering death is pretty universal, dictated according to cultural norms.
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"There are a number of things that can happen when these policies change," he said, adding that social and cultural norms will ultimately define the real-life effect of these changes.
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Age happens to us all, so let's not think that these cultural norms we are creating (beautiful trans folk equal success; aging in anyone equals very bad) don't apply to us.
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But if we want to get there, we need to combat the paralyzing cultural norms that prevent us from having real conversations about what happens in our bedrooms, offices, and streets.
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But looking at legal interpretations of sexual harassment and sexual coercion in the workplace over time can help us understand just how much they reflect historical cultural norms at the time.
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As the judge aptly pointed out, this is a case of science and technology, along with changing socio-cultural norms surrounding death, being ahead of the law and the healthcare system.
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These comments could simply be a reflection of the cultural norms your relatives grew up with, or be a sign that they're grappling with body issues of their own, Brown says.
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Or a young man, perhaps even black or Latino, who is not conservative on policy but resents his generation's stringent cultural norms and appreciates the president's defiant critique of political correctness.
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Historically, veteran and military communities have long been at the forefront of American social change, catalyzing the widespread acceptance of evolving cultural norms and perceptions surrounding racial, gender, and sexual equality.
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The difference in gamer attitudes toward such practices may stem from a difference in cultural norms that have developed as a result of the paths taken by the countries' gaming markets.
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Even best efforts to share cultural norms and communicate boundaries won't change everyone's behavior, just as passing laws doesn't stop all criminal activity and teaching good manners doesn't ensure universal civility.
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How do the practices of tightlacers, and other extreme body modifiers, relate to cultural norms that dictate physical standards, and why is altering the human body so important to some people?
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Each stride on his thick thighs is a defiance of athletic convention, a challenge of cultural norms and verification that the serious can accommodate the whimsical in world-class distance running.
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If only her parents, her circumstances and the cultural norms of her country will answer her interest with education and opportunity, any girl may aspire to a lab of her own.
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While the kingdom's strict gender rules are often seen as an extension of its deep connection to its ultraconservative interpretation of Islam, they are, in many ways, deeply entrenched cultural norms.
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Understandably, this isn't a simple issue for news organizations: Either confuse many of your readers with sentences like "They is going to the theater" or risk falling behind shifting cultural norms.
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Bosworth's coming-of-age tale is emblematic of the times, when women were poised to take control of their own bodies, yet still confined by restrictive cultural norms and legal hurdles.
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Speaking to the Guardian before the launch of "The Crown's" second season, Foy described her frustration over cultural norms for women and expressed her desire to confront them through her work.
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That is tricky because of varied cultural norms — a kiss on the cheek might be a common greeting in Europe but would be unexpected in the United States, Mr. West noted.
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Though millions of toilets have been built under the Clean India Campaign, a lack of education and adherence to cultural norms leaves a lot of the bathrooms largely unused, according to PRI.
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However, with mgmt slow to implement meaningful change, and cultural norms shifting away from them, it may be too little too late for VS (to execute a turnaround the way we hoped).
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This means the erotic poem was written earlier during the Medieval Era than previously thought, offering new insights into the social and cultural norms involving sex during this time period in Europe.
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Speaking with Refinery29 in April, Vaquera mentioned that "we aim to reverse cultural norms, celebrate individuality, and empower oppressed individuals," which are themes woven into their clothes and Margaret Atwood's haunting story.
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We see it in our everyday lives, in the cultural norms that, for example, tell men to be tough and boys not to cry and teach our children that aggression equals strength.
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It has clearly shattered cultural norms and radically altered our collective understanding of acceptable behavior, but it was unclear early on whether any real change would happen in the criminal justice system.
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According to the two authors, The proximate cause of the populist vote is anxiety that pervasive cultural changes and an influx of foreigners are eroding the cultural norms one knew since childhood.
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In just the past few years, cultural norms and legislation have begun to unravel some of the forces that discourage open salary discussion, sometimes even tilting pay negotiations in favor of employees.
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But what if my European ancestors were indentured servants who worked closely with African slaves and a real romance evolved, despite the cultural norms of that time, and now here I am?
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But one of my biggest critiques of the show is that it includes people of color to break up the monotony of whiteness but fails to actually challenge any of the cultural norms.
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Before we get to why that's so, let's talk a bit more about American cultural norms surrounding childbearing and parenthood — which are, in turn, shaped by the deep structure of our modern economy.
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The city in central England, however, was the site of a bitter controversy two years ago over allegations of a hardline Muslim conspiracy to impose extreme cultural norms and values in some schools.
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"Never fitting the 'traditional Christian woman' mold (thank goodness), Rachel labored to untangle Christianity from cultural norms that told women to be quiet and let men do the theological heavy lifting," Beaty continued.
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"Gender bias is deeply rooted in cultural norms so we really need to address these beliefs, which are passed down from generation to generation without seeing how harmful it can be," Bishop said.
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Uber has spent months preparing for this moment, conducting research on the country's demographics and developing an approach that will add to its driver ranks without veering too far from cultural norms there.
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"Cultural norms tell us that we have to wait a certain amount of time, but loves has no time limit, if you know now, go for it," connoisseur of culture Karamo Brown advised.
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These nonvoters do not like the president and they are not conservatives, but they do not appear to have been socialized into the cultural norms of the party's liberal college-educated coastal base.
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We learn the process of thinking incrementally, acquiring knowledge of language, logic, the external world and cultural norms and expectations just as we learn physical actions like talking, walking or playing the piano.
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Although this disparity is unlikely to be corrected in the current political environment, wealthy families like mine must work to correct misguided cultural norms that divert educational funding away from the public sector.
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"The idea that same-sex sexual behavior had to be justified at all seemed like a perspective of dominant cultural norms rather than a more holistic view of the actual biology," she said.
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Peete Lesaoana Peete of Koeneng and Mapoteng holds firmly to prevailing cultural norms, arguing that in Basotho culture, a woman marries into the man's family and any future children belong to his clan.
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If you are open to new experiences, patient with occasional power outages, tolerant of cultural norms different from yours, and like the energy that a vibrant town can bring, I strongly recommend León.
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Senior ministers and critics had earlier called for Namewee to be investigated and arrested over the video titled "Like a Dog", which they said was obscene and had disrespected Malaysia's religious and cultural norms.
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And while societal and cultural norms may have dictated that men should be strong and resilient, the reality is [that] a well-lived life for men will typically involve deep and meaningful, loving relationships.
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While it's not exactly clear why that is, researchers theorized that cultural norms have changed in the past 50 years to make drinking as acceptable in other people as it was previously in men.
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Those who advocate on behalf of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights, however, saw another sinister motive at work: hatred of people whose sexual orientation or gender identity defies some religious and cultural norms.
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The new website, LabourToo, aims to gather information about what may have been going on behind the scenes to encourage the party to reinforce its policies on sexual harassment and change its cultural norms.
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Socially, Macron faces the challenge of convincing the French that social liberalism, openness to immigration, and Europeanization can be reconciled with protecting traditional French cultural norms and historical traditions, which he says he values.
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"In addition, the country will eliminate all forms of gender-based violence and harmful practices by 0003 through the strengthening of coordination mechanisms and by addressing cultural norms that propagate these practices," he added.
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I've lived and worked all over the world … so I think my experience in translating cultural norms and different business practices into a successful startup idea and helping those founders is a great combination.
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Throughout the book, Rogers identifies Coppola as a "beguiler," someone who coaxes the viewer through pleasurable imagery into an uncanny sense of ease in order to unearth psychological and cultural norms in the unconscious.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former FBI director James Comey said in an ABC News interview on Sunday that U.S. President Donald Trump is a dangerous, "morally unfit" leader doing "tremendous damage" to institutional and cultural norms.
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"The changing cultural norms in the late 1990s characterized by such shows as Sex In the City were mostly positive for the industry," Susan Colvin, founder and CEO of sex toy company CalExotics told Forbes.
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When we describe aggressive, arrogant, and coercive sex as merely the common experience of every woman who has had sex, we dodge a critical conversation about changing cultural norms and understandings about sex and consent.
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Cultural norms also mean that women are never just farmers: They're expected to spend hours each day gathering water and wood, cooking and caretaking, which leaves them less time to do other things, including farm.
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Around the world Indonesian authorities in parts of the Muslim-majority nation have confiscated condoms and banned students from celebrating Valentine's Day, saying the romantic tradition encourages casual sex and runs counter to cultural norms.
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" People with a fluid worldview, by contrast, "support changing social and cultural norms, are excited by things that are new and novel, and are open to, and welcoming of, people who look and sound different.
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Immigrants have long known this, which is why they have always been doing what Brokaw suggested they weren't -- adapting to and embracing some of the cultural norms of their adopted country, including the predominant language.
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Over the next year, and in the future, I would like to see increased awareness and public acceptance of gender equality, and the cultural norms that are hindering our women from reaching their true potential.
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Mr. Aveni pointed out that when we understand how myths functioned for the peoples who created them (rather than outsiders interpreting their tales), it is easy to see how they helped to reinforce cultural norms.
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The Demons of Darkness Will Eat Men, and Other Solar Eclipse Myths Here's a glimpse of how civilizations around the world have understood solar eclipses, and have used them to reinforce cultural norms and values.
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But I do wonder if, in a time of encroaching breaches of cultural norms and social cohesion, it was a quiet statement consciously made by a man who truly understands what Scouting is all about.
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Bornheim, a small town 30 km (19 miles) south of Cologne, banned the men last week after receiving complaints of sexual harassment at the pool, saying it was not prepared to see German cultural norms compromised.
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Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina justifies its existence in its second episode, which begins with a contentious conversation about religious rituals and cultural norms — a surprisingly sophisticated argument for a TV show about a teenage witch.
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Operating around the world means accommodating a huge range of cultural norms and sensitivities, and there could be pieces of Netflix shows that warrant viewer discretion in Azerbaijan that we take for granted in North America.
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"That way, we change the cultural norms from always validating and always honoring people who are always on," says Huffington, "to honoring and validating people who prioritize their own well-being, their own relationships and themselves."
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Another found that when asked about hypothetical immigrants breaking laws or — especially — cultural norms (like stepping on an American flag), Americans were much more offended when the hypothetical immigrant was Latino than when he was European.
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That Mr. Ghosn may have deceived regulators while enriching himself runs afoul of cultural norms in Japan, where the public is more likely to forgive corporate cover-ups when executives appear to be protecting the company.
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Tour operators could work to improve declining environmental conditions on the trail, provide itineraries that are respectful of local cultural norms, and ensure that tourist dollars flow toward the people and communities who bring in trekkers.
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People we call "fluid," on the other hand, support changing social and cultural norms, are excited by things that are new and novel, and are open to, and welcoming of, people who look and sound different.
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"I brought up that maybe we need to not be so critical without considering his cultural norms," Chris said, who said he was trying to find a middle ground when discussing a colleague they all knew.
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According to the report, there aren't enough equal opportunities offered to women and resources invested into equality, and there remain strong cultural norms and beliefs that dictate a women's role in the household and in society.
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On Wednesday, in front of conservative lawmakers and supporters in the northern town of Andre-lez-Lille, Sarkozy said that political correctness meant the French were being forced to adapt to the cultural norms of immigrants.
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Although recent changes to cultural norms have resulted in more marriages between members of different groups like castes or subcastes, especially in some urban areas, gene flow between populations was restricted for millenniums, the authors report.
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In California's agrarian Imperial Valley, transgender women, many of whose extended families are just across the border in Mexicali, say they feel greater safety from physical violence and harassment because of American laws and cultural norms.
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For the space of her performance, Knight provided both ideological and visual means for subverting current cultural norms, and for imagining an alternative world in which rubbing a colleague's "kitchen" is an officially sanctioned gesture of accord.
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Their popularity — and the way big tech is capitalizing on the demand — reflects who we are as a society, both in terms of current cultural norms and our development when we were babies, according to communications experts.
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There are very good reasons to be suspicious of beauty because of the cultural norms — and oppressions — it seeks to impose, but Wilson aims to use it subversively, as a means whereby viewers might (re-) consider race.
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That's 325 million people whose beliefs and values may vary, but who are all subject to the same set of laws, who largely speak the same language, and who share at least some cultural norms or heritage.
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JAKARTA/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Valentine's Day celebrations on Tuesday were banned by authorities in parts of Indonesia and Pakistan, home to Asia's largest Muslim populations, saying the romantic tradition encouraged casual sex and ran counter to cultural norms.
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That's why faith-based domestic violence support organizations like Peaceful Families Project work on stripping away these cultural norms and emphasizing religious teachings on gender equality, which they say help empower Muslim women to leave abusive relationships.
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The country-by-country differences in breastfeeding rates could be due to cultural norms, having the ability to breastfeed while in the workplace or having access to safe and affordable alternatives to breast milk, among other factors.
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For her, success in Brazil will be gratifying, of course, and it will be a boon for her sport, but it will also provide a platform for speaking out about the cultural norms she hopes to change.
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The city flourished when Eritrea was an Italian colony, from 1889 until World War II, and it became a paradise for Italian architects, who could try out their boldest ideas there, away from Europe's conservative cultural norms.
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Throughout the novel, Weir meticulously details the technical design and cultural norms of the lunar community, from its life support systems to its unique currency, distinguishing Artemis one of the most keenly realistic Moon towns in fiction.
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Quhshi, 37, said that as a Yemeni-American whose cultural norms often barred women from the workplace, she did not think creating a space where conservative Muslim women could receive beauty services in a comfortable environment was possible.
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So if violence does break out, Trump will simply be able to point to the mayhem as proof that the US needs a strongman willing to do anything — even shatter political and cultural norms — to protect the country.
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"We wanted to build a partnership approach by getting a better understanding of differences in culture, avoiding misunderstandings that can so easily arise when people have different cultural norms," Paul Bracher, the managing director at IMS told CNN.
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However, perceived attractiveness is heavily influenced by our social and cultural norms, and it might be a bad idea to reinforce them if they tend to exclude people or privilege certain appearances (such as being white or thin).
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The cultural norms of the Ndau people, who make up the majority of the population in Chimanimani, forbid widows from owning land their husbands leave behind or selling that land unless a male family member controls the transaction.
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Dr. Roberto Olivardia, a Harvard psychologist who studies male body image in relation to cultural norms, agrees the average male consumer finds porn featuring non-ideal bodies like Coxxx's more appealing—as it's easier to project themselves into.
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So perhaps instead of nagging women to scramble to meet the male standard, we should instead be training men and boys to aspire to women's cultural norms, and selling those norms to men as both default and desirable.
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To the extent that Bonnell manages to deter radicalization and make people think critically, then, it is not because he has hijacked YouTube's recommendation algorithms but because he knows the cultural norms that the far right trades in.
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As Ignatieff says, he is both strategically tenacious and visionary, and the vision is of separate, sovereign nation states whose allegiance to Europe is based not on an ideal of federalist political union, but of shared cultural norms.
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And it's not just about avoiding pregnancy and STIs — comprehensive sex ed, Driver said, should also include lessons on healthy relationships, consent, and decision-making, as well as analysis of cultural norms and values around sex and sexuality.
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Hilal Kaplan, a prominent columnist for the pro-government Sabah newspaper, who played an instrumental role in fighting against the headscarf ban, protesting on college campuses, said the AKP has made leaps improving women's rights within Turkish cultural norms.
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For Black women, the working definition of kink—sexual behavior that defies cultural norms—leaves so much for discovery, considering the forces that aim to stifle our exploration of fetishes, queerness, and other essential pieces of what sex is.
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A Legally Blonde rewatch in 2018, much like one for 103 Things, necessitates the acknowledgment that certain cultural norms have changed over the years — most notably a demand for inclusive casting and shifts in the portrayal of LGBT characters.
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The internet has no borders, and perhaps a well crafted message that comes from the White House in the language a person speaks and referencing the cultural norms they are familiar with would build more trust around the world.
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But still today, cultural norms, particularly within Islamic communities, have yet to catch up, said Haji Mohamed Dawjee, a columnist and a Muslim queer woman who, along with co-author Rebecca Davis, has researched LGBT+ Muslim South African communities.
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Most of Pinterest's users are also in countries outside the U.S., which has presented Silbermann and his team with the unique challenge of figuring out how to make sure the product matches up with a wide variety of different cultural norms.
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It's not hard to draw a straight line between language that casually degrades women, pop culture that objectifies them, political and cultural norms that render them "less than," and the impulse of some men to feel free to harm them.
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She sought asylum in Denmark thanks to the support of Hummel, a Danish athletic company that had designed special uniforms for Popal's team that would allow some members to be covered from head to toe in keeping with cultural norms.
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"Free speech and the free flow of information are heavily restricted in Saudi Arabia by way of laws, institutional and cultural norms, and various other mechanisms of social control," says Ellery Biddle, advocacy director at the free speech nonprofit Global Voices.
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Through the lens of feminism, Petersen looks to the women of Hollywood who challenge double standards to spark a conversation about cultural norms, sexual harassment, and gender equality — all in perfect timing with rise of the Time's Up and #MeToo movements.
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As I've learned over the years, France operates by its own rules and cultural norms, and despite the rise of French startups and "Brook-leen"-inspired artisanal burger chains, the Silicon Valley ideal of "disruption" is still viewed with skepticism here.
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Because of social pressure and cultural norms, women of color are applying a greater number of—and more toxic—products to their bodies than their white counterparts, according to a commentary published on Wednesday in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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" According to the culture-gene coevolution theory as outlined by the study, the "beliefs, practices and perceptions of others" function similarly to genes, making cultural norms (like wearing scented deodorant) survive and die in a "process analogous to natural selection.
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The division of work depends on cultural norms, and we call them norms because they seem normal -- so normal that many of us don't notice the assumptions we're making about how women and men are "supposed to" spend their time.
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That position has to be bolstered by cultural norms, including a consensus that the president must not legitimize and amplify the speech of those who openly bear the swastika and believe that other races are inferior to the white race.
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"There were people uncomfortable enough to raise questions about the cultural norms of the county," he said, adding the students involved in the noose episode had previously appeared at a school parade with the Confederate flag, a symbol of racial divisiveness.
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That position has to be bolstered by strong cultural norms, including a consensus that the president must not legitimize and amplify the speech of those who openly bear the swastika and believe that other races are inferior to the white race.
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Even if product aspects are figured out over time, broader barriers to scale must also be overcome, including a lack of connectivity because of rugged geography, regulatory concerns and cultural norms that can inhibit a woman's access to mobile technology.
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As new infection numbers appear to drop in China and South Korea, keep in mind that our countries have different social and cultural norms that could play a role, including differences in compliance with government wishes an degrees of social intimacy.
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There she learned of a Colombian widow unable to keep her family's coffee farm simply because of her gender; in many countries where coffee is grown, women are silent laborers left out of decision making largely because of cultural norms.
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Depending on so many factors, it can range from conscious abuse to something very unconscious -- and that is the point I was making, cautiously, in the context of a conversation about fanaticism and cultural norms which support manipulative or abusive behavior.
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In an unregulated market, the only forces holding people back are cultural norms and long-term commercial reason: if I am not trusted by my peers and customers to behave in the way they expect me to, my business will fail.
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The deputy mayor of Bornheim, a town of 48,000 about 18 miles south of Cologne, said Friday that a difficult decision was taken to send a clear message that breaching German cultural norms was a red line that should not be crossed.
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"It seems like [the response to the filters] supports the idea that men should be 'outraged' when they learn that the gender of those they are attracted to does not directly map on to the cultural norms dominant society mandates," they said.
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Unfortunately, many of us can probably remember having outdated gender roles instilled into us at an early age, whether from our families or through cultural norms in general — men are breadwinners, women are responsible for the hearth and home, and so on.
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"This newly introduced feature will open new doors and opportunities for women as Uber driver-partners, while being conscientious of local cultural norms," said Abdellatif Waked, general manager of Uber Middle East and North Africa, in the company's announcement about the feature.
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"Factory life during the rapid industrialisation of South Korea throughout the 1970s and 1980s meant tight communal living quarters and a drastic shift in cultural norms for the millions of factory workers that fed the country's growth," Clauss tells The Creators Project.
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"The task of engaging with our people on cultural norms and behavior is operationally easier to do if you're a firm with 5,000 people than if you have 30,000 people and, as such, we have put these important programs in place," he added.
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Organizational mindset becomes a part of individual employee mindsetCanning and Murphy told Business Insider that one surprising result of their research was how "strongly and consistently" organizational mindset set the tone for cultural norms, which provide context for an organization's growth and success.
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While "adding women and stirring" is one way to improve the status of women, we have learned that this single-pronged approach fails to address the root of the problem: historical and cultural norms that perpetuate inequalities regardless of who is in office.
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Even "establishment" Republicans like John Boehner have been fond of engaging in campaign rhetoric that advocates a dramatic, and even revolutionary, reduction of the size and scope of the federal government, as well as a return to traditional cultural norms and mores.
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The second paradox of choosing camp as the theme of the most glamorous and exclusive event in America is the fact that camp has long been a tool of queer and marginalized people to challenge cultural norms (drag is inherently campy, for instance).
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"Today's widespread yearning for a strong leader, one with the will to take back popular control over liberalism's forms of bureaucratized government and globalized economy, comes after decades of liberal dismantling of cultural norms and political habits essential to self-governance," Deneen writes.
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But in the sweep of American history, it's the battles over cultural norms and so-called social issues — over race and religion, intoxicants and sex, speech and censorship, immigration and assimilation — that for better or worse have often made us who we are.
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But Lou Leonard, a founder of One Earth Sangha, a Buddhist group focused on the crisis, told me that living like climate change is real and that we can do something about it are signals to others — and can help shift cultural norms.
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In the end, because Rama did or could not make artwork that conformed to cultural norms — because she depicted bodies and lives that mirror many of ours, not those of the people in power — her work and she herself were not recognized.
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Twiga co-founder Grant Brooke believes there is enormous competitive advantage in understanding the hands-dirty needs of local and the region — last-mile logistics, rule of law, cultural norms and touch — not easily replicated by general platforms and not even on their radars.
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To voters confused — and at times angered — by shifting cultural norms, the fact that Obama would elevate an old white guy who clearly wasn't up to speed on all the latest PC thinking was a powerful demonstration that he was one of the good ones.
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Online harassment can be tricky to parse — there are issues of language, cultural norms vary, and moderators who have only a few moments to weigh in on a report may miss more subtle examples of harassment (which is precisely why culturally specific training remains crucial).
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Cultural norms mean that women and men tend to grow different crops and raise different types of animals — and because agricultural research tends to focus on the high-margin crops that men grow, there's been less innovation in the lower-margin crops that women farm.
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"The high proportion of young adults living with their parents in Ontario is most likely the result of a combination of economic realities, including the high cost of housing, and cultural norms that favor young adults living with their parents for longer," Statistics Canada said.
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Before I left, I was under the impression that the cultural norms of gender would be similar to what I had experienced in the U.S. — not perfect but actively seeking ways to improve itself for the most part, or at least in my opinion.
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And cultural norms have shifted in the aftermath of the revelations that fueled the #MeToo movement: former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., for instance, was forced to explain his penchant for hugging strangers after several women described feeling uncomfortable with his physical interactions.
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Unlike the upper-class gentleman shtick of Chris Eubank or the pantomime antics of Frank Bruno, Naseem had no desire to be accepted in Britain, and rejected the cultural norms of British sportsmanship, with its inclination towards humbleness and decent treatment of the fallen foe.
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In addition, as young-adult populations in the United States and Canada become increasingly diverse, with larger numbers of Latin Americans and South Asians, the rise in intergenerational households, and adult children living at home, is also a factor of cultural choice and cultural norms.
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"In order to prevent and tackle gender-related killing of women and girls, men need to be involved in efforts to combat intimate partner violence/family-related homicide and in changing cultural norms that move away from violent masculinity and gender stereotypes," it said.
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Kaliouby believes that as chatbots and virtual assistants become more emotionally aware and able to recognize social cues, cultural norms, and variations in expression, products like that of Brain Power will become more and more common in the treatment of brain-related challenges like autism.
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For more than two centuries, the principle that federal officials would be selected on the basis of merit, not heredity, has been protected as much by tradition, cultural norms and a desire to avoid the appearance of impropriety as it has been by law.
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He was both the author of many "$20163 a day" travel books and a driving force behind underground publications that, spurning traditional journalism, attacked political, social and cultural norms with bawdy language and comic-book imagery, all of it financed by sexually explicit advertising.
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On top of the struggles all US residents face when dealing with the country's baroque healthcare system—learning the meaning behind terms like co-pay, deductible, and in-network—Garside said there are added barriers for migrant workers such as language and cultural norms.
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Citigroup analyst Paul Lejuez downgraded shares of L Brands (LB) Monday from a "buy" to a "neutral" rating and slashed his price target from $35 a share to $27, citing concerns that management is "slow to implement meaningful change" with "cultural norms shifting away" from the company.
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While it has faced difficulties navigating cultural norms — particularly in more culturally conservative regions like mainland China where its stores stock fragrances and accessories, but not lingerie — it has an opportunity to push the same boundaries in other countries as it did for Americans in the '90s.
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However, social and cultural norms (for example, quips from people of all sexes about little ladies having a harder time with big ole numbers), do have an impact, leading to girls believing they are worse at math and science, and eventually steering clear of those subjects.
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Unfortunately, based on hundreds of interviews I've had with women fleeing violence in Central America and Mexico, it is abundantly clear that entrenched cultural norms in these societies devalue women and, more specifically, view and treat women in relationships as the property of their male counterparts.
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Swanburg, who's made his mark as the master of low-budget mumblecore films like Drinking Buddies, has assembled an all-star cast to tell eight stand-alone stories about young Chicagoans fumbling through a minefield of mobile dating apps and shifting cultural norms in search of love.
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" That letter, which was brought up to Motherboard by several Facebook employees as a foundational document for the future of content moderation on the platform, explains that the company's "guiding philosophy for the Community Standards is to try to reflect the cultural norms of our community.
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While the conservative insurgency has few sympathizers in Washington, it is difficult to deny the argument that incumbent Republican politicians have often failed to deliver on their promises — for instance, to achieve a revolutionary reduction in the size of government and a revival of traditionalist cultural norms.
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The #MeToo movement set off by a slew of allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has started an important national conversation, but many of the cultural norms that have allowed for figures like Weinstein and Trump to come into power are still in place, as are attitudes toward them.
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"Whether the impacts are negative, positive, or neutral, in terms of outcomes like graduation, employment, wages, and even family size, is likely strongly dependent upon the cultural norms of society at that time, and those norms can change rapidly, as many societies have experienced in recent decades," he says.
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"You always have to remember, this country has the best free speech protections in the world because of the Constitution but also because of our cultural norms — and you don't want to erode those," said Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post, at an annual conference hosted by Recode.
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The guiding principles are that the Community Standards should reflect the cultural norms of our community, that each person should see as little objectionable content as possible, and each person should be able to share what they want while being told they cannot share something as little as possible.
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We also have these facts: Nearly a quarter of the population is mixed; by one estimate, nearly half of individuals pair up with people outside their group; there's no clear racial majority; and there are different historical influences at work, like union organizing and Native Hawaiian cultural norms.
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We also have these facts: Nearly a quarter of the population is mixed; by one estimate, nearly half of individuals pair up with people outside their group; there's no clear racial majority; and there are different historical influences at work, like union organizing and Native Hawaiian cultural norms.
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"The guiding principles are that the Community Standards should reflect the cultural norms of our community, that each person should see as little objectionable content as possible, and each person should be able to share what they want while being told they cannot share something as little as possible," he writes.
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It might also be worth noting that I am a white man in a predominantly Hispanic and black neighborhood, so I wonder if there are cultural norms and questions of power and privilege at play here that I am not familiar with and to which I ought to be more sensitive.
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I'm a decade older now, and while my feelings about tipping are complicated (I personally agree with my colleague over at VICE Money who argues that tipping culture is oppressive), I try my best to tip based on cultural norms of where I am, as well as what people deserve.
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"You can put out new cultural norms, you can put out new cultural values but it's not until those values are built into our systems, our performance management, our organizational design — the way that we even think about product design, you're not going to see the full manifestation of it," Lee said.
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The Evryman weekend is called the Open Source Retreat ($475 to $975, depending on accommodations) and brings together 50 men and eight leaders who have completed something called Men's Emotional Leadership Training (MELT) "to set aside cultural norms and be transparent, honest, and vulnerable with each other," to quote from the company's literature.
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This "Man on the Street" feature is particularly squirm-worthy in this day and age: Nothing's all good or bad, but I do feel as if we owe a debt to internet archives for making it this easy to look back a generation or two and see how different cultural norms were.
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And I think one of the things that a broader kind of set of cultural norms or shared values and framework enables is a richer set of subcultures and subcommunities and people to actually go find the things that they're interested in, and lots of different communities to be created that wouldn't have existed before.
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"It is also about changing the cultural norms and saying 'we all have a stake in this and it is not OK.' " Under the terms of the new legislation, which is reportedly set to go in effect next April, victims of domestic violence will be entitled to 10 days of paid leave from work.
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Prevalence of Self-Reported Obesity Among Non-Hispanic Black Adults (2013-2015) Prevalence of Self-Reported Obesity Among Hispanic Adults (2013-2015) Prevalence of Self-Reported Obesity Among Non-Hispanic White Adults (2013-2015) Dr. Pan said a wide range of factors could account for the demographic differences, such as socioeconomic status, cultural norms and access to grocery stores.
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But his greatest instrument was himself — the combination of his decadent vocals and those unearthly looks (right down to the over-dilated left pupil, damaged in a schoolyard scuffle when he was still called David Jones) made even the real-life Bowie like a rock superhero from another planet, ruled neither by limitations nor cultural norms.
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The problem: A "perfect storm" of deadly disease combined with civil unrest, violence against health care workers, other diseases like malaria, and cultural norms that encourage the use of local clinics and traditional funeral practices, have led this to become the world's second-worst Ebola outbreak on record, according to World Health Organization spokesperson Tarik Jasarevic.
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"The southern tier of the U.S. has historically had lower scores than the Midwest and the northern part of the country," Rod Griffin, Experian's director of consumer education and awareness, tells CNBC Make It. That said, he notes that it is difficult to pinpoint exactly why, saying that it's likely a mix of the economic environment and cultural norms.
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With a community of more than 2 billion people all around the world, in every different country, where there are wildly different social and cultural norms, it's just not clear to me that us sitting in an office here in California are best placed to always determine what the policies should be for people all around the world.
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Women's involvement must occur at the most nascent stage of peacebuilding to determine who should participate, reify gender inclusion in the process, establish their role in the state's future, safeguard their rights, help shift entrenched cultural norms, and ensure their empowerment will be preserved and expanded before the peace for which they so desperately yearn can be attained.
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With a community of more than 2 billion people, all around the world, in every different country, where there are wildly different social and cultural norms, it's just not clear to me that us sitting in an office here in California are best placed to always determine what the policies should be for people all around the world.
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While white identitarianism, anger over immigration and economic dislocation are often cited as causes of the emergence of right-wing populism, another argument is that there is a growing segment of the electorate that is alienated from cultural norms they see as imposed on them by a ruling elite — a repressive elite; politically correct and socially remote.
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Mukwege went on to talk about how the global demand for the mineral coltan -- like rubber before it -- is fueling conflict in his country, and why African societies will never advance unless they address the impact of both toxic masculinity and negative cultural norms on women -- "the misery women suffered at the hands of men," he called it.
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It gets a little repetitive — there are a few too many sketches about just how rapidly cultural norms are shifting, and even if Castro's comedy never makes fun of the people who are shifting them (and instead targets those who are befuddled or outraged as a result of the shifts), it loses steam fairly early on.
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At RISD's site in Rome, Illustration Professor and Dean of Fine Arts Robert Brinkerhoff will lead Illustrating Dante's Inferno, a studio that reinterprets the concept in Dante's hell, while Industrial Design faculty member Dana D'Amico will challenge the concept of how rituals and cultural norms determine how we design drinking vessels in Drinking, the Italian Way: Re-evaluating the Vessel.
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That is especially true when one thinks about what can and does go wrong when unaccountable and nontransparent intermediaries can freely interfere with competition and market forces; intercept private communications, inside information, and trade secrets; inject biases, discrimination, and self-dealing; influence mass choices, behaviors, views, and cultural norms; and intervene whenever they want as self-appointed censor, arbiter, and regulator.
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Where the woman is then severely mistreated because of her membership in a Particular Social Group related to these cultural norms (which may include groups beyond those litigated in Matter of A-B- and Matter of A-R-C-G-), and is unable to obtain protection in her home country, she meets the requirements for protection in the United States.
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When you begin chatting, keep an eye out for red flags; since they tend to vary based on cultural norms and individual preferences, it's important to set boundaries early on your profile and in conversation, like how long you expect to message before meeting in person or whether or not you'd prefer to talk on the phone before meeting up.
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This affects economic stability for families and gender equity in society: In a two-earner household, when a caregiver is absolutely needed, economic realities and cultural norms typically dictate that it is a woman who takes unpaid leave or leaves her job, yet most households with children, whether headed by a woman or by two parents, rely on a woman's income.
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At that time it was illegal for three gay people to assemble in N.Y.C. It was illegal for gays to be served alcohol in bars ... Just trying to meet other gay people in that era took a great deal of courage, risk taking and utter defiance of the cultural norms of that era in order to be who you are.
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It has clearly shattered cultural norms and radically altered our collective understanding of acceptable behavior, but the court system frequently lags behind cultural revolutions and it was unclear early on whether any real change to the technical and procedural mechanisms available in our criminal justice system -- many of which have been entrenched for decades -- would occur to keep up with the times.
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For one, cultural norms and preferences in health care vary between countries, so their pricing schemes might not be a perfect fit for the U.S. A price offering good value for money in the UK might not do so in the U.S. Adopting drug prices from other countries off the shelf could offer a much quicker solution, though policymakers would face practical details.
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Rather, our true regional fissures can be traced back to the contrasting ideals of the distinct European colonial cultures that first took root on the eastern and southern rims of what is now the United States, and then spread across much of the continent in mutually exclusive settlement bands, laying down the institutions, symbols and cultural norms later arrivals would encounter and, by and large, assimilate into.
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They provide all of us with a sense of purpose and hope; moral validation that we are needed and part of something bigger than ourselves; comfort that we are not alone and a community is looking out for us; mentorship, guidance and personal development; a safety net; values, cultural norms and accountability; social gatherings, rituals and a way to meet new people; and a way to pass time.
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The appellate body sent all 10 of those cases back to Couch for reconsideration, usually citing a 2014 case they decided, Matter of A-R-C-G-, that "married women in Guatemala who are unable to leave their relationship" qualified for asylum, which they said clearly established that Central American women trapped in abusive relationships due to societal and cultural norms on marriage qualify for protection in the US. At issue are the legal details of asylum, a type of protection for immigrants who come to the US fleeing persecution back home.
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This is, I think, the closest thing to the model Zuckerberg is mentally operating under — he's said, in the past, that Facebook is much like a government now, and in the April interview he did with me, Zuckerberg talked in detail about the government-like structures he wanted to build within Facebook: With a community of more than 2 billion people all around the world, in every different country, where there are wildly different social and cultural norms, it's just not clear to me that us sitting in an office here in California are best placed to always determine what the policies should be for people all around the world.
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