Thirty years ago, you could be a culturally conservative Democrat, or culturally liberal Republican.
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When we do that we think very hard about being culturally relevant and culturally correct.
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Science has become more culturally central and artists always respond to what is culturally central.
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Broadly, there's a culturally right and a culturally left ideal theory for race and society.
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Even 30 years ago, you could be a culturally conservative Democrat or a culturally liberal Republican.
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" Assignment was 'culturally insensitive' The assignment was "culturally insensitive," Booker wrote, and he said the teacher had expressed "significant remorse.
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Independent movie The Big Sick, which just opened in international markets, is a culturally specific project that's surprisingly cross-culturally relatable.
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So, I reached out to organizations to secure funding to train women who were culturally appropriate and culturally centered for these central communities.
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Its politics played out on the tug and pull between St. Louis, a culturally eastern city, and Kansas City, a culturally western city.
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Just to add to that point, we're culturally at this moment where certain forces and gatekeepers get to dictate what's culturally important or highbrow.
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According to etiquette consultant Jodi RR Smith, our culturally specific (but not culturally unique) taboo around money came from land-owning class in England.
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Such issues divide culturally more liberal globalists from the culturally more conservative "communitarians" — both of which were once to be found among traditional social-democratic voters.
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By establishing BFDI as a family counseling agency, NABSW sought to promote and provide quality social work services in Detroit that were culturally relevant and culturally sensitive.
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Video games have come to own certain stagings and dynamics by culturally dominating them, by embracing them more than films have, and by taking them to culturally ubiquitous places.
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Here are some excerpts: — I've always thought that the Bay Area was politically more liberal and culturally more conservative while SoCal was politically more conservative and culturally more liberal.
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When we designed Shanghai Disneyland, for example, we talked about being authentically Disney but distinctly Chinese, which is essentially to be culturally correct and culturally relevant to the people of China.
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It is "extremely diverse — culturally, ethnically, economically," she said.
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" Another wrote "This is so stupid and culturally insensitive!
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However, it's not entirely clear that Biden has those voters locked down — culturally conservative Democrats actually favored Bernie Sanders over Biden slightly more than their more culturally liberal counterparts, according to Bartels.
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There is so much happening, culturally, that demands our attention.
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So we've been preparing culturally for this for 50 years.
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Bill, what do you make this as a signal, culturally?
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The southern border is a dynamic environment, culturally and environmentally.
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And let's all admit we're culturally biased and change it.
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The suggestion that they culturally misstepped, however carries more weight.
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Samsung is South Korea's largest and most culturally dominant company.
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But that story, though culturally compelling, is just a story.
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They see them as outsiders, culturally linked more to Bangladesh.
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Its members are designated as Naxi, a culturally distinct ethnicity.
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And it's paying great dividends for them financially and culturally.
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The industry is just keeping pace with what's happening culturally.
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Maybe it's a British thing: We binge a lot, culturally.
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I was brought up in a very culturally affiliated home.
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The CoverBoy received immediate backlash for his culturally insensitive tweet.
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Being single is not culturally viewed as something worth celebrating.
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He surged in the aspirational exurbs where conservatives rule culturally.
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Legally, politically, economically, socially, culturally, it very clearly does matter.
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The majority of whistleblowers are culturally vilified rather than valued.
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I think just culturally that is what is normal there.
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Instead it became something wilder — and much more culturally interesting.
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In a word, culturally, Canada is more blue than red.
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Culturally, it was unacceptable, but personally, it was so necessary.
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But first we must culturally allow him to express feelings.
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Societies in this condition are culturally tense and socially isolated.
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We just had economic problems, but we were culturally sound.
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" He noted that "Europe is our home culturally and historically.
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James felt stifled, unappreciated; the literary world was culturally myopic.
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Culturally, this disease straddles the line between malignant and benign.
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We were both culturally Jewish but our versions were different.
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But I think culturally, there's some progress to be made.
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But their lives are also difficult in culturally specific ways.
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It's the most culturally influential demographic group on the planet.
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How do you make sure your portrayals are culturally correct?
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"A welcoming society is one that grows culturally," says Vitellaro.
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California remains diverse culturally, but politically, it is increasingly unified.
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What emerges is a vague yearning for the culturally appropriate.
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The fallen executive committed a cardinal, culturally unacceptable sin: hubris.
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So culturally, I just think FaZe Clan the best brand.
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"Culturally, homeownership isn't a big priority in Germany," she said.
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Another way is to think less literally and more culturally.
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This brand has lasted so long and stayed culturally relevant.
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It is as materially poor as it is culturally rich.
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Might a "culturally different" nonwhite labor force play a role?
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This country belongs to white people culturally, politically, socially, everything.
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"I do think something has changed culturally," Mr. Conte said.
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Americans, culturally have problems assimilating other people's languages and cultures.
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We struggled to make our lives better, culturally and economically.
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At the time, the word "transgender" was still culturally obscure.
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The power that Elvis has generated culturally is really impressive.
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I think that's a hard thing culturally to adapt to.
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"Similarly, gender differences are pervasive and culturally determined," Dietze continues.
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But I also think historically and culturally, we've always had jobs.
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She was thus worried that this particular image was culturally insensitive.
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Simply put, the word "shaman" has culturally specific, historically rich roots.
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His perspective is deeply, culturally conservative — and deeply suspicious of industrialization.
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But grandmothers are culturally coded as the keepers of domestic tradition.
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Culturally and politically, there is significant momentum among Americans favoring legalization.
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For them, culturally, FGM was a blessing, a reason to celebrate.
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Our bond is deep not only culturally but spiritually as well.
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Animal products are ubiquitous, yet farm animals themselves are culturally invisible.
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Instagram has become the culturally dominant visual community of the day.
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Our modern concept of beauty is both biologically and culturally determined.
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"Mythopoeia" explores historical and mythical fictions grounded in culturally specific perspectives.
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Other fans are concerned that Bieber's new look is culturally appropriative.
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Take a couples vacay or flirt cross-culturally close to home.
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Manipulating gender performance was somewhat culturally acceptable, at least among celebrities.
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But how will ending the War on Weed transform us culturally?
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"Most presidents put their stamp culturally on their times," Podair says.
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It's difficult for us to accept culturally that the Mafia evolves.
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And I noticed something culturally is happening with Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Wellness may have morphed, culturally, from a luxury into a responsibility.
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It is that London and Brussels are just not culturally interoperable?
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The community is invested in him , morally, financially, politically, even culturally.
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It changed the world culturally, and it changed the world musically.
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Present-day bulls are, of course, still culturally recognized as dangerous.
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Dunedin, their hometown, is surrounded by drama both geographically and culturally.
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"It's economically important, it's culturally important, it's nutritionally important," said Brennan.
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I mean those that express my views on culturally sensitive topics.
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When it comes to food, we are very culturally open-minded.
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But ultimately, workers clashed culturally with Ford's American vision of idealism.
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Culturally, we remember the late '90s for Seinfeld, impeachment, and Pets.
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Is gentefication really just gentrification dressed up in culturally fitting conceit?
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Plus, culturally, men are encouraged to be more rebellious than women.
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We, culturally, are obsessed with the possibility of becoming Harry Potter.
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They are culturally very different, but the political parallels are ominous.
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Plus, dense, walkable areas tend to be buzzy and culturally vibrant.
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Therefore, we strive for a globally diverse and culturally competent workforce.
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Ohio is indeed changing culturally, economically and demographically -- but not uniformly.
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Culturally, it wasn't a man's responsibility to be involved with that.
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Women are leading movements politically, socially and culturally across the country.
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Are we doing something socially, culturally or medically that's killing men?
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This is the most culturally rich neighborhood in New York City.
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Management is generally appointed from within the group and culturally integrated.
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"Culturally, the tanoak are very important to Native Americans," he said.
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It's also odd that ''bro'' has become a culturally white designation.
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At the moment, many people feel disoriented culturally, socially and politically.
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Culturally, I've always been surrounded by women who embrace their butts.
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His drawings often combined the socially approved with the culturally ostracized.
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Russia is incredibly invested in Olympics competitions, both financially and culturally.
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Nor do you need to withdraw into a culturally pure enclave.
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He also won over many voters with his culturally conservative agenda.
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Mr. Mateo would soon show he could be culturally adaptable, too.
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He drew support from those who felt culturally and economically alienated.
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For many, the idea of culturally relevant addiction treatment brings hope.
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Still, "palm trees are important for culturally significant spaces," she said.
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"It was a period where many things changed culturally," he said.
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But we're not technologically or culturally ready for that future yet.
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They're culturally sophisticated, and have a sense of themselves as individuals.
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Culturally, the talk line is as white as a turkey breast.
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These pressures and stresses may also be racially and culturally specific.
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Falling too far behind culturally would mean going out of business.
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Culturally, humans have never fallen neatly into the gender binary, either.
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Culturally, young black people are included, but economically they are not.
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Culturally, the Republican Party was getting closer to the working class.
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It was, in short, a decade of repurposing—technologically, musically, culturally.
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Even culturally, those things pull you one way or the other.
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What has the reaction been like culturally to this American fad?
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Trump's culturally insensitive use of the word "hombres" Here it is.
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According to subsequent studies, those polls substantially underestimated the number of Democratic white working-class voters — many of whom are culturally conservative — and overestimated the white college-educated Democratic electorate, a far more culturally liberal constituency.
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But culturally, beards symbolize a certain combination of rebellion, chaos, and age.
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"The Me Too Movement has had a substantial impact culturally," Conlin said.
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The NFL is an economic juggernaut and a classically culturally uniting entity.
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Mescaline was used by many culturally important people in the 23th century.
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CQ fluency helps companies working across languages to communicate and culturally connect.
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The two were "culturally married" in 2010, according to Haban's published obituary.
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Is it truly that difficult to avoid people wearing culturally appropriative costumes?
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It's that we don't turn out enough of our culturally conservative base.
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Reflecting Mr le Carré's own preferences, he is culturally comfiest in Germany.
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"It's a special place because it's the second city culturally," Marr says.
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In it, Cain says introverts are culturally undervalued, but that's a mistake.
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Morocco has so much to offer commercially, culturally and politically,' Reilly added.
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I thought it was a really powerful movie and culturally very important.
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Some districts may need liberal populists; others may need culturally traditionalist incrementalists.
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Do you think that movie has the same degree of success culturally?
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But it does mean that they, culturally at least, have tremendous worth.
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Detroit is a spiritually and culturally rich city filled with mystical wonders.
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Those barriers include lack of insurance coverage and few culturally competent providers.
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I'm a TV addict — I think that's how culturally we absorb things.
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But culturally, do they have what it takes to win people's trust?
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Culturally, it has glorified punishment and further violence by building more prisons.
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"So culturally, you know, that story represents how we think about competition."
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But a growing need for culturally diverse and inclusive nonprofit programs exists.
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A: Despite the language barrier, there is a lot of similarity culturally.
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You'd think rule followers would do just that in culturally friendly ways.
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The two cities benefit one another, they said, both economically and culturally.
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Ours is hardly a culturally cohesive superpower committed to another epochal struggle.
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C. is going to take a really hard hit, culturally, socially, everything.
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"Culturally, we don't even relate love to Black people," he tells Noisey.
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Rarely, if ever, has a rapper had such a culturally dominant run.
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But I think Galician music is something special musically, and also culturally.
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BUT I THINK CULTURALLY I THINK THIS IS A HUGE, HUGE SHIFT.
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She believes that southern China, being coastal, has always been culturally porous.
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They also tend to be culturally moderate, as many swing voters are.
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Indeed, it often makes dramatic statements on politically and culturally sensitive matters.
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After all, they asked, wasn't he just trying to be culturally sensitive?
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It feels culturally agnostic in a moment in which everything is loaded.
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We're suspicious of storytelling, culturally, in a way that I really resist.
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And that is our concern, both culturally, as publishers, but also financially.
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Paradise is more or less Stars Hollow but warmer (meteorologically and culturally).
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"They have been at loggerheads culturally for a long time," he said.
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Or maybe they did, and this is just where we're at culturally.
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Cinemas are less culturally relevant to young people than they once were.
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And so I became more conscious that, culturally, that's who I am.
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Politically, socially and culturally, we suspect each other's motives and plain sanity.
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They are fully independent and creating something so important socially and culturally.
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The underlying reasons are found in women's culturally learned ambivalence about power.
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Another imperative was that the board be diverse, both culturally and geographically.
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"Nightmare" is the most important and culturally significant song of Halsey's career.
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"We are drawn here for a reason, culturally and environmentally," he said.
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"They seem to have a little more higher level culturally," she said.
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Her journey to musical success was a slightly smoother ride, culturally speaking.
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Ms. Zapata grew up in Venezuela, close to Colombia geographically and culturally.
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For years, I've thought that physically, mentally, and culturally, she epitomizes power.
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Australia may be the most culturally diverse country in the developed world.
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This year, Batman turned 80 and remains as culturally relevant as ever.
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Mr. Biden is stuck in the last century, both linguistically and culturally.
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Patrick: But not even just culturally, but on the Democratic party. Liberalism.
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It was clear from the start that the two companies differed culturally.
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"Everyone should be able to express themselves ethnically and culturally," says Miller.
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Culturally, we must understand that nobody succeeds when they are burned out.
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But in Japan, napping in the office is common and culturally accepted.
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There were even more culturally specific rumors about Mister Rogers's hardened heart.
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"Part of her was afraid of losing her daughter, culturally," Punyaratabandu said.
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The Stanford rape victim's statement was an important moment culturally for us.
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Phil is Brazilian and is culturally obliged to be alright with Jesus.
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"Having culturally appropriate food is something we don't really understand," says Maharaj.
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He didn't fit here culturally is a good way to describe it.
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" As obstetrician-gynecologist Amy Tuteur explained in a blog post in response to Bures, "these studies don't demonstrate that PMS is culturally constructed, merely that the way women experience and talk about their symptoms can be culturally mediated.
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Most famously, Buckley himself wrote an editorial titled "Why The South Must Prevail" arguing that it would be an injustice for Northern Americans to force voting rights for culturally inferior African Americans on the culturally superior white South.
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He should be ashamed that he ran the bureau culturally into the ground.
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Now, where to draw the line between what's cute and what's culturally insensitive?
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Little has changed -- politically, culturally, economically -- since the time Celedon was a girl.
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It said construction would destroy burial sites, prayer sites and culturally significant artifacts.
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It's a pleasure to watch a smart, artful and culturally relevant fright flick.
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Do you think we have to be culturally sensitive in talking about them?
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Something … and we don't want to sound dramatic here, but something culturally important.
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Culturally speaking, Michael B. Jordan, 31, is currently on top of the world.
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It's touching that culturally disparate strains of bombast should find a common home.
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For a nearby country, Cuba is culturally worlds away from the United States.
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As such, the exhibition foregrounds two important questions: Are such dramatizations culturally insensitive?
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Similarly, Ace Hotels has cultivated the culturally curious with art exhibitions and concerts.
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But there are definitely "culturally suggestive links" between rabies and all these myths.
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The college is a conservative beacon in the culturally liberal higher education world.
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But interestingly, Aragón says that it's something that can be seen cross-culturally.
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Employers sought candidates who were not only competent but culturally similar to themselves.
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Apple calls them the world's "most culturally influential entrepreneurs," because sure, why not?
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All of which only adds to Kondo's net worth, both culturally and financially.
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Where are the eyeballs right now, what's socially and culturally relevant right now?
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I think it's also the way that we're culturally expected to present ourselves.
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Uh-oh. Gigi Hadid's culturally insensitive behavior has landed her in hot water.
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PK: So "Get Out" is this surprise hit, giant hit, really important culturally.
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But culturally, it's just a different culture, different values, different ways of behaving.
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He was raised by Jewish parents, and has described himself as culturally Jewish.
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Harping on this matter shows we are still in the Middle Ages culturally.
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China is perhaps too distant, both geographically and culturally, to serve as a
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Let there be no doubt, it is a burden, both economically and culturally.
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The neighbours have much in common culturally, and share strategic interests in Asia.
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He's also trying to culturally modernize the country and remove anti-Semitic clerics.
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I was born in Pennsylvania and grew up in a culturally Muslim family.
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There's a lot of stuff going on culturally; it's a lot more interesting.
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There are also profound cultural differences between the Greensand the culturally conservative CSU.
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The idea of an ideal or culturally desirable dick has always been complex.
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The United States of America is swinging – culturally, legally, and of course, politically.
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What does "dark" tend to denote in drum & bass, musically, attitudinally, and culturally?
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Honeymoons and babymoons are both culturally anointed trips timed to big life events.
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Leh is geographically and culturally close to Tibet, a region controlled by China.
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Much like now, the '80s were a polarizing decade both politically and culturally.
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They opened the windows of English aristocratic life, culturally as well as literally.
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Sometimes, however, they contain nuggets of information that are forensically and culturally revealing.
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Culturally, it is still said "women allege" or "claim" they were sexually assaulted.
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In India, it's not culturally acceptable for couples to live together before marrying.
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Culturally, racism is used as the unspoken cudgel against pro-working class policy.
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According to Bartels, Democrats who are most firmly culturally liberal are overwhelmingly white.
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But Luis also is on the make culturally, economically, and every way possible.
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"We are stopping at places where people are connected culturally," Mr. Berardi said.
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"I can't believe how long it takes to change something culturally," she said.
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I had to learn them culturally before I could actually sell to them.
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Real America is racially and culturally diverse; Senate America is still very white.
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What is needed now, she says, is more culturally competent treatment and providers.
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Black people had long been seen as culturally predisposed to crime and hooliganism.
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Starbucks has no single type of customer, because culturally, Starbucks has gone wide.
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The city boomed economically and culturally, eventually becoming the City of Brotherly Love.
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Barriers separating rap music and the mainstream (musically and culturally) have been obliterated.
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The list includes culturally diverse stories about kids all over the gender spectrum.
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It is extremely culturally productive, and can claim genuine stars as its own.
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The visa lottery has created a more racially, ethnically, and culturally diverse America.
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Lacrosse's definition of home turf, however, is expanding geographically as well as culturally.
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If they do not, museums run the risk of becoming culturally irrelevant artifacts.
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We are economically, geographically, culturally and spiritually huge: the Gigantic States of America.
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It brings to life a technologically advanced, culturally rich mecca of black excellence.
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Built overnight, many houses had construction defects, were culturally inappropriate, and remained uninhabited.
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Founders looked to hire people who were socially and culturally similar to them.
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You can see how the person is reacting, and it's also culturally relative.
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But politically and socially and culturally, they recognize they're still second-class citizens.
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"Culturally, we all lose when gender inequality creeps into the workplace," she continues.
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I just think that culturally relevant industries end up being a better fit.
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I understand that America's uniqueness, culturally and politically, stems from our experimental nature.
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Day for Night is a visually, aurally and culturally immersive art and music event.
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Uyghurs are culturally and linguistically distinct from Han Chinese, the country's dominant ethnic group.
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It's time that more brands become culturally diverse while still upholding their original principles.
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Instead, differing anxiety rates could be the byproduct of insufficient and culturally-oblivious measurements.
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Theoretically, this means that a culturally toxic instance can be shunned by the others.
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But 'real' and 'authentic' don't have any meaning, except the ones we culturally valorize.
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Obviously, there are all kinds of implications for that, politically and culturally and spiritually.
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And here are eight ways we've changed culturally in the last eight years. 2.
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A sixth-generation Angeleno, Rachel was raised in a working-class, culturally Mexican household.
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Talk About How You'll Create A Home Together DeGeare specializes in culturally diverse counseling.
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Culturally, I think we'd all benefit from having more moderately attractive people on screen.
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The team has also had to check that layouts and templates are culturally appropriate.
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This week's photo stories explore the shifting landscape of America — both culturally and literally.
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There's a murky tension between maintaining culturally significant food traditions and addressing sustainability goals.
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It's not right that tampons are culturally the 'best' and often 'only' period option.
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Yet your most culturally influential film that year was "Manos: The Hands of Fate".
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"Culturally, [for] South Indians, the ceremony is the focus of the wedding," Harsh says.
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It's called sneak dissing, a culturally specific form of disrespect that is particularly offensive.
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These capacities and behaviors, therefore, can be construed as precursors to culturally produced language.
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There was a point in time when "extremely online" people were culturally in vogue.
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"Kudos to the department of health for trying to be culturally appropriate," he said.
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Despite progress, however, professional wrestling remains a male-dominated sport, both professionally and culturally.
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Culturally insensitive or even downright racist costume choices appear every year despite repeated backlash.
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But our culturally-mandated avoidance of thinking about death might not be helping us.
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"Culturally, it always mattered to my mother what the 'neighbors would think,'" she says.
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Those girls are so culturally reviled that other teenage girls make fun of them.
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Brazil has amongst the toughest abortion laws in the world and is culturally conservative.
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But we also have cooperation in the education field, culturally, and many other areas.
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The setting is Northern England in the 1960s, which was an interesting time culturally.
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" TS: "[Piper] is not the story we need to focus on right now, culturally.
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"Commercially, there's a lot of integration, but culturally, we're not as integrated," he said.
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The development of grit does not rely quite so much on culturally specific prompts.
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And last, the institutions give students the opportunity to participate in culturally relevant assignments.
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The eastern part of the state is culturally conservative, yes, but also extremely populist.
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In Illinois, educators are receiving training on how to teach in culturally responsive ways.
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Though I was a newcomer culturally, many people in my new home, Austin, Tex.
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And to use that person in that way is unnecessary and being culturally insensitive.
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"It feels like things are coming unhinged, socially and culturally," Reznor told The Guardian.
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Kelly's traditionalist and culturally conservative instincts also turned out to match Trump's quite closely.
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Killer whales are not only genetically distinct; they're culturally distinct from other populations, too.
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We weren't particularly mourned, and going into that next decade we were culturally sidelined.
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So how can one food occupy such a strange, culturally ambiguous place in Canada?
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They are, based on these facts, probably the UK's biggest, most culturally important band.
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Today in Russia, Christianity is primary, even culturally dominant, in the official political culture.
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On the Runway Where is the line between culturally appropriate dress and cultural appropriation?
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"Despite everyone's best efforts to bring in minorities, it wasn't culturally successful," she said.
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Has any country grown richer, more powerful or more culturally vibrant from welcoming immigrants?
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The older we get, the more culturally invisible we become, as writers, as people.
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And gun control advocates' views are also, in significant measure, culturally and identity-determined.
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I've mastered the art of deciphering whether they mean geographically (hardly ever) or culturally.
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TONL, a new stock photo service that shows culturally diverse images, debuted in August.
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Things have gotten better since then, Ms. Burke said — culturally, if not always politically.
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"I thought that, culturally and historically, they could use the help," he told me.
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But culturally, the company's global aspirations represent a significant new landmark for African literature.
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But culturally, we're all just in this together making it up as we go.
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He is a culturally liberal businessman and a technocrat focused on data over ideology.
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Kate arrived in a culturally inspired look — a twist on the traditional shalwar kameez.
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Kate arrived in a culturally inspired look — a twist on the traditional shalwar kameez.
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Something happened culturally: No one is supposed to age past 45 — sartorially, cosmetically, attitudinally.
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They speak English and they are culturally as American as any native-born citizen.
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Niegel Smith directs this excavation of the great swamplands of a culturally divided America.
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"The toy industry mimics what's happening culturally in the adult space," Ms. Appell said.
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The play wasn't culturally unique, USCIS seemed to be telling producers Once Once Producciones.
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What that brings with it politically, culturally and economically we do not yet know.
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The idea, Mr. Davis said, is to treat those states as culturally distinct districts.
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In one of THE MOST spiritually and culturally significant places in the indigenous world.
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Asked if sexism was culturally embedded in British cycling she said: "Yes I do".
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"That film, and others like it, bear a label that reads: "Culturally outdated content.
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But in the second half, artists used their music to make culturally relevant statements.
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Culturally speaking, tech is coded as practical and manly, and contrasted with "feminine" disciplines.
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" He added that the assignment was "culturally insensitive" and the teacher expressed "significant remorse.
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That is a far cry from where the US stands now, economically and culturally.
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Beyoncé's culturally quintessential music video for "Single Ladies" has inspired countless imitations and tributes.
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It's true, he's able to connect culturally with some economically precarious parts of America.
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Culturally, the United States is no longer in an "art for art's sake" moment.
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I think where work is done, personally or culturally, is in the gray areas.
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But it may be too environmentalist for the Liberals and too culturally conservative for D66.
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That's a lot easier for people in culturally dominant groups than it is for others.
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Perhaps most importantly, sexualizing something culturally asexual is an appealing form of transgression and reappropriation.
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"The ways people move through the environment are already culturally and socially encoded," Cefkin says.
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And people seeking help might be discouraged if they can't find a culturally-sensitive provider.
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The year: 1621 — if you choose to believe in the culturally oppressive Greco-Roman calendar.
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Culturally we've fallen victim to the voices of the fans being heard far too loudly.
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Use our easy guide and rock a look that is both simple and culturally relevant.
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He met almost every concrete allegation with a culturally rooted defence both impassioned and evasive.
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What was important to us too was creating this platform in a culturally appropriate way.
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"The Parisians showed clearly their will to culturally resist by attending shows," Ms. Renet said.
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But while Korean-Chinese have been gaining in wealth, their enclaves have been withering culturally.
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H&M and Zara have also come under fire for being racially and culturally insensitive.
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But if anything, Teeth feels more culturally relevant right now than it did in 2007.
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"It's culturally ingrained in us that our worth is graded by our beauty," Dulli said.
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Secondly, tasteful and culturally-appealing design is also very important when it comes to dApps.
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More important, the Christian Union, an economically leftish and culturally conservative party, is strongly opposed.
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During two decades of operation, Jifeng has tested the patience of Shanghai's culturally conservative authorities.
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The thing is, culturally and traditionally, a lot of women here don't expose themselves online.
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They're on-trend, culturally relevant, and irresistibly Instagram-worthy (and they don't break the bank).
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The most culturally sacred corners of the city have been turned into dens of commercialism.
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Zimbabweans, many of whom are devoutly religious and culturally conservative, often take offense at profanities.
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Because I had zero knowledge of what they signified culturally or who they belonged to.
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There's no other photo-sharing app that's as popular or as culturally relevant as Instagram.
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In contrast, the Polisario asserts the Western Sahara as culturally and politically distinct from Morocco.
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TC: How different culturally has it been for you to come from Oracle to Salesforce??
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Early 19th and 20th-century versions of the story clearly show Aladdin as culturally Asian.
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" - @ElizabethGore — Mashable Social Good (@socialgood) September 19, 2016 "We must think about culturally-relevant technologies.
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The country was devastated, culturally speaking, its citizens left with a strong sense of malaise.
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Clearly, Roma had the potential to be one of 2018's most culturally seismic films.
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Jinn's influence has been widespread both religiously and culturally in pre- and post-Islamic Arabia.
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A Cuban, Catholic, and culturally conservative parent, my mom was super pro-abstinence back then.
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On May 24th, 2019, arguably the most culturally significant video game since Super Mario Bros.
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Culturally, outsourcing and now insourcing fall in and out of vogue based on financial climates.
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By contrast, the problem with self-identification is that categories are subjective and culturally fluid.
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Kisumu is far smaller, culturally different, and much further from the country's richer eastern half.
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How does the first sentence acknowledge what "Old Town Road" has come to mean culturally?
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He plans instead to entice "culturally similar" workers from countries such as Ukraine or Serbia.
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The negative stereotype of the bruja as an evil enchantress has lingered culturally ever since.
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As a whole, the medical community needs to be better at delivering culturally competent care.
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The scientific enterprise that Dr. Willerslev helped invent now sometimes crosses into culturally sensitive terrain.
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Culturally, it says something about you if you can speak more than your mother tongue.
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Culturally, the Bootheel – also known as Little Dixie – is more Southern than it is Midwestern.
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In early America stately Unitarians, although denying the Trinity, were considered ethically and culturally Protestant.
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Many say that California has become culturally rich and financially prosperous because of its diversity.
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Trade skeptics tend to think that the United States is culturally superior to other nations.
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Culturally, Wisconsin, despite bitter political battles in recent years, and Minnesota pride themselves on niceness.
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Burke told the newspaper she believes society has improved culturally since then, if not politically.
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Rhode Island is very politically unlike Texas, and also economically, culturally, demographically, and geographically different.
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In which respects did EDM represent the antithesis of those styles, both musically and culturally?
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Like all culturally omnipresent things, the MCU works because it insists on its own importance.
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Defining gender as just man or a women isn't just culturally incorrect—it's scientifically incorrect.
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Adding insult to injury, in Hong Kong, the Cantopop industry faces an uphill battle culturally.
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She described lynching as a "culturally understood" way of depriving due process from black Americans.
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"Culturally there were certain nuances where there was no need for an explanation," Weekes said.
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It's that her output is infused by a fundamental orientation — culturally, politically, psychically — to blackness.
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Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple stand for everything Francis hated — economically, culturally, demographically and nationalistically.
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You think, culturally, they aren't going to be fast, but they break that barrier completely.
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Message points must be culturally informed, targeted based on regional demographics, and vetted by professionals.
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I think there is a culture of people who choose culturally one or the other.
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Instagram is, in many parts of the world, the most culturally relevant technology since texting.
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Over the past 20183 years, the two countries have diverged sharply — economically, politically and culturally.
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The whole point is to determine what is true independent of any culturally specific perspective.
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Eloesser was one of Lange's clients, in addition to being culturally savvy and Spanish-speaking.
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"Culturally there's always been a conversation about equality," said Ms. Bell, chatting Tuesday by phone.
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"Culturally and educationally, Chicago better fit our values for raising a young child," he said.
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Other key factors: What's happening culturally that might make a destination particularly interesting this year?
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Both financially and culturally, Jackson is at the opposite end of the H.I.V. care spectrum.
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Culturally, the flow between the two countries has resulted in another North American phenomenon: Spanglish.
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Legally and culturally, you could say, the United States still has a ways to go.
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The mind-set of Jews who begin to culturally adapt to having a nation-state.
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The current lack of a culturally sanctioned life course creates a great deal of anxiety.
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"We have to reassert ourselves as the real Asian power: economically, militarily, culturally, politically." video
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"Running a culturally competent Latino outreach program is a bedrock of our success," Rocha said.
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"You fellas need to inform yourselves on where we're at culturally," the lady ninja retorts.
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It continues to insist on recent immigrants' becoming "German" not just linguistically but also culturally.
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Sausage gets a little bit of a bad rap, but culturally, it's an important thing.
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Kevin Nguyen, features editor: Quentin Tarantino gets criticized a lot for culturally appropriating Asian film.
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Critic's Notebook The 1960s have been over for a long, long time: temporally, culturally, ideologically.
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They even produce some culturally specific content, such as push notifications suggesting videos to watch.
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The life he describes is not just materially deprived but culturally isolated and self-destructive.
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Like or not, we are part of China, not only politically, but culturally and economically.
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Yet, culturally as well as chromatically, race is where things start in the opening gallery.
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After two years, Jeanne and I realized we were culturally displaced in each other's worlds.
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"We don't seem to have, culturally, a sense of futurism that way anymore," he said.
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It's stripped us all culturally and personally of the richness and the diversity of life.
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By then, he says, the country will be "strong, democratic, culturally advanced, harmonious and beautiful".
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Nine labels were changed to avoid culturally insensitive language, according to the museum's press office.
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What is one article of clothing that you think is politically, socially or culturally meaningful?
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Over generations, they adapted culturally and climbed the economic ladder, mixing with the native population.
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Although we speak today of "millennials," the group comprises at least two culturally distinct generations.
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They emerge from our education, our experiences, and how we're culturally conditioned to interpret information.
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California offers more diversity both culturally and ecologically than any place I have ever visited.
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The art world has taken time to catch up with how significant he is culturally.
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What made Kardashian and West such a provocative, culturally powerful couple was seemingly their prescience.
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"People enjoy culturally diverse foods," Kevin Hsu, co-founder of Pokeworks, told CNBC via email.
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Federal Judge Ben-Hur Viza said that domestic violence persists because it remains culturally acceptable.
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Iraq, on the other hand, is urban, culturally sophisticated, and blessed with oodles of oil.
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Do you think we have culturally begun to underweight the dangers posed by other states?
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Culturally, the pre-Columbian Aztecs considered it so valuable they used the beans as currency.
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And the younger generation was much more culturally and socially liberal than the previous generation.
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Culturally specific works like disability art can have meaning in a number of different realms.
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Culturally, what's it like to work with owners who are German, owners who are European?
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Even though it predates the Big Three, it has had the most enduring impact, culturally.
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It is just not culturally considered that looking after children could be somebody else's responsibility.
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All of these things, culturally, have really distorted what life is about, in many ways.
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Because fandom is the province of young women and, culturally, we find young women terrifying.
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Perhaps they don't fit in culturally among students with vastly different backgrounds and home lives.
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Relations with Russia have improved somewhat over the last couple of years, at least culturally.
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"What I'd like to see is culturally aware terminology, especially around HIV meds," she says.
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And nearly everyone agreed: American democracy is eroding on multiple fronts — socially, culturally, and economically.
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As old groups with large members of adherents, they were culturally significant because their members could be found in every walk of life and especially in politically important and culturally important places like governmental leadership positions, in Congress, in the Supreme Court, in the Presidency.
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The Republican Party has captured more seats in culturally conservative red America than it has relinquished in culturally liberal blue America, allowing it to control at least one legislative chamber in all but four years since 1994 after six decades of near-permanent minority status.
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Burroughs' Blade Runner focuses less on medical theory than on the culturally transgressive potential of bladerunners.
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Most Latinos who've come to the U.S., legally or not, have been culturally a good fit.
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Recently, Kellogg paid a young, culturally diverse group of chefs to create dishes using its cereals.
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Do you think this collection will lead to more culturally accepted fashion ads and/or collections?
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He pointed out that China and the US are big countries, and each is culturally diverse.
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"Culturally, land is their identity and they have endured being displaced so many times," Surdeo said.
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I identify as being a first-generation American, but culturally, my heritage would be West Indian.
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Quotas on soft cheeses like feta and mozzarella will still protect Japan's culturally sensitive dairy sector.
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I don't really think the US is as culturally distinct as we think we are. Honestly.
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Kentucky is a culturally conservative state with a history of electing moderate Democrats to statewide offices.
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As an anthropologist, I know how complicated it is to think cross-culturally about these questions.
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Globalization has only accelerated the process, as those supertongues became even more economically and culturally powerful.
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They were popular with women who like their men culturally aware and with a progressive slant.
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So, when it came to picking a controller's confirm button, there wasn't any culturally obvious choice.
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The curators also wanted to present artists who were as culturally diverse as Los Angeles's inhabitants.
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It's weird to think about how we culturally got to a place that certain movies exist.
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"Dadness" is not culturally imprinted onto men's bodies in the way that motherhood is for women.
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But I mean now Venmo-stalking is kind of a culturally known thing at this point.
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In bringing a culturally diverse story to international audiences, it wasn't all smooth sailing for Pixar.
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Culturally, the country has been slower to embrace LGBTQ Koreans than their Taiwanese and Japanese neighbors.
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Their ancestors somehow managed to live in India for thousands of years without becoming culturally Indian.
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There's a reason Obama picked these sites: They're both culturally significant to local Native American tribes.
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So right in the title of the original Murakami story is something that doesn't translate culturally.
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As Nadra Nittle explained for Racked in 2018, however, this age range is likely culturally specific.
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"Fierce competitor" is one of the biggest, and most culturally ingrained, compliments that exists in sports.
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This shows the differences: one, culturally, and two, because the space is owned by the mosque.
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The Stockholm-based startup also describes the move as a "culturally, creatively and strategically" great fit.
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Finally, we wanted everyone in the firm to culturally understand the struggle of building a company.
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He has since come out, found healing, and considers himself less religious, but still culturally Muslim.
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"Hijras are culturally seen as having the combined powers of men and women," Peters told Refinery29.
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At first blush, football and weed seem culturally antithetical—war enacted on a playing field vs.
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They were divided into two groups that were considered to be both culturally and genetically distinct.
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Authorities have deemed the show so culturally enriching that it is now screened in Thai prisons.
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For that to become a culturally accessible mainstream consumer technology, you're looking well past 10 years.
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That, culturally, red vinho verde is as essential to mealtimes as water (maybe even more so).
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" On writing culturally specific fantasy: "It's interesting to write fantasy from an author of color's perspective.
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Growing up, I didn't feel like I should be into things that were only culturally black.
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But now I wonder if the series was meant to be culturally conservative this whole time.
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I am from Karachi, I was born here but culturally I am also a Delhi Wallah.
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What if we could move people off culturally imposed peak cycles rather than build for them?
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Construction of it, they say, will "destroy our burial sites, prayer sites and culturally significant artifacts."
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In all, the location of 24 vendor booths and 13 other culturally significant features were uncovered.
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What that did, in my opinion, is make television series much more culturally relevant than movies.
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Providers, even those who are well-intentioned, may not be culturally competent during discussions about sex.
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The tribe says the pipeline would destroy some culturally sacred sites and threaten their water supply.
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Racist beliefs, too, are culturally-specific mythologies — made of intangible stuff, but enforced through real violence.
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What are some culturally rich places or events there or in Liberty City people can visit?
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Suffice to say, the play is both culturally popular — because duh, Harry Potter — and critically acclaimed.
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Because K-pop is so global, it's helped make both fans and artists more culturally aware.
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Young people are more culturally competent and can navigate differences with more ease than other generations.
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The company may take on debt, struggle to culturally integrate or pay a premium for shares.
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Politically, culturally and socioeconomically, the competing narratives prevalent within our nation appear to hopelessly divide us.
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They are law-abiding, tax-paying individuals who make our country richer intellectually, culturally and economically.
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By calling on culturally available repertoires that frame violence as the morally right thing to do.
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As America grows less white, better-educated and more culturally tolerant, those defections pose increasing risks.
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For others, safe and socially or culturally rich environs are far more alluring than square footage.
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One culturally distinctive element that Tóibín, like many modernizers of Greek myth, jettisons altogether is religion.
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Some of the most interesting artists, in the market and culturally, look outside those traditional boundaries.
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And what that means culturally is a respect for the task and how difficult it is.
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Culturally rich, easy to get around and budget-friendly, Morocco is perfect for adventurous young travelers.
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The Europe paid for, organized and defended under direct influence of America militarily, economically and culturally?
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Tarantino isn't losing sleep over the comparison, though: "They're keeping me pop-culturally relevant," he said.
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O'Connor said the new seal will preserve history with a more modern and culturally appropriate drawing.
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The only thing that matters to me is making an impact socially and culturally and politically.
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"Culturally, Georgians, we are Europeans, we are a European country," Kvirikashvili also said during the interview.
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The Lumbee traditionally vote Democratic but are culturally conservative and turned sharply toward Trump in 15.
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Like the meme culture of today, the games often parodied what was popular or culturally significant.
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But when I first moved in, it was just different, slightly more diverse culturally, less white.
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Yes, Bieber colored a busty anime lady wearing a culturally insensitive outfit and licking a tomahawk.
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Last time, I was a musician, so I could only change things culturally and not politically.
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These objects are historically, culturally, and spiritually important, and you have to take that into consideration.
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"Culturally, it would run against the core principles Amazon has," McIlwain, the Seattle-based VC, said.
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" Mr. England, the T.S.A. spokesman, said the agency was intent on becoming more culturally sensitive. "T.
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"This shows us anthropologically, culturally, how we have become, how we have been reduced," he wrote.
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He also emphasized that the children studied were all French, making it a culturally homogeneous group.
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It was a small role, but the actor found a way to make it culturally significant.
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In the wake of the Revolution of 1910, the country was reshaping itself, politically and culturally.
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But almost all culturally conservative white voters already abandoned the Democrats over the past 40 years.
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"Condé Nast has really culturally significant and iconic brands," Mr. Lynch, 56, said in an interview.
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At the same time, our operations, we're culturally wired to respect everybody else in the game.
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And it shows: Both culturally progressive and religiously conservative fathers report high levels of paternal engagement.
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In just the past decade or so, feminism has become mainstream, culturally hip, and politically savvy.
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Whether in culturally conservative or liberal America, the subjective divide can feel too wide to bridge.
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As Jaipur cultivated the body, the mind and the spirit, it thrived socially, economically and culturally.
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Politically, demographically and culturally, this is a sprawling state, filled with regional resentments and occasional conflicts.
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The art is too new to have settled yet into historical frameworks and culturally revealing patterns.
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Culturally, there's not as much stigma, and there's a lot, we have a lot of users.
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It's the most represented and the most respect, culturally, that I've ever felt in my career.
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Like us, they are at odds with their surroundings, as anomalous aesthetically as we are culturally.
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"I think that's key — really just being culturally competent when it comes to small town communities."
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Many Asians were not Christian, and seen to be culturally different in ways that were threatening.
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"Culturally, this rice is a hidden story of the African-American and enslaved narrative," he said.
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Same-race teachers might be able to present new material in a more culturally relevant way.
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In its absence, culturally dexterous people may be our only hope for disrupting hoary race scripts.
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This Florida barely resembles the state we're culturally fixated on: no neon lights or pink flamingos.
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I think obviously you want to look after your environment the way you guys do culturally.
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Some of its early movies and TV shows contain culturally insensitive, racist, prejudiced, and problematic content.
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There are a lot of Americans who are being left out of America, economically, socially, culturally.
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"I do think something has changed culturally," Jack Conte, the founder of Patreon, told The Times.
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It's ethically and culturally bankrupt, but it also seems to be poorly constructed and unsustainably scaled.
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Mr. Mohammed's lawyers argued for his right to wear camouflage as "culturally appropriate attire" in 2012.
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But if they seem too far away (culturally, economically) we're less likely to lend a hand.
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I'm not some guy that sees hip-hop as culturally relevant, with business to be done.
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On the whole, do you think of the 2010s as a culturally vibrant or dull decade?
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The rest of the puzzle hews to a very Western, canonical understanding of what counts, culturally.
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But that has stopped Nooyi from pushing for healthier products and a more culturally diverse workplace.
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Culturally, the U.S. is a country that celebrates the idea of working hard to get ahead.
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As for Congress, I think we just have to recognize how culturally broken our politics is.
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He is culturally omnivorous, and often turns to musicals or films to explain his own feelings.
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Houston is widely considered to be one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world.
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Canada is a vast, beautiful country that is one of the most geographically and culturally diverse.
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" The goal, he said, is to "tell the story from a culturally correct point of view.
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Provocations: Rashid Johnson and Hedges, Edges, Dirt explore socially and culturally specific issues in nuanced ways.
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But culturally, men have been allowed to carry around extra pounds in a way women haven't.
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For two hundred years, whites in America represented an undisputed politically, economically, and culturally dominant majority.
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Despite being America's second-largest economy, Texas remained culturally distinct from the rest of the Union.
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This includes total access to air-conditioned, culturally appropriative VIP tents where you can instagram endlessly.
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Are there transcendent, objective criteria for evaluating creative works, or are they all subjective and culturally specific?
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Roos, who was also a former U.S. ambassador to Japan, said it might be a challenge culturally.
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And when you're sort of forced into that situation, I realized that I am so culturally American.
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The cover, released on Friday, is available to stream anywhere you get your culturally appropriative ska punk.
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Some sections, including the culturally insensitive depiction of a Native American spirit guide, have been removed entirely.
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The church's role is to smooth the inevitable ascension of our machine deity, both technologically and culturally.
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And even the product names play homage to culturally influential women (like Cleopatra, Angela Davis, Miriam Makeba).
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Second, this particular Russian conspiracy nonsense is doing serious damage to the entire country politically and culturally.
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But even fully functioning face recognition can abet biased systems, a problem requiring more culturally complex solutions.
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It was such a vast difference in, you know, not just food and language but culturally, too.
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When lowriders cruise a neighborhood, they help occupy and claim a space culturally, which is very political.
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Over the course of your travels, what have you come to believe is culturally distinct about America?
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There is a precedent for female-founded startups tackling culturally "taboo" topics pushing back against the MTA.
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Culturally, many people subconsciously still envision leaders as white and male, even if they don't realize it.
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They can make a lot of money, there's a lot of volume, and it's very culturally integrated.
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It's an interesting (if not in-depth) exploration of how culturally dependent a thing comedy really is.
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Many Israelis on the right believe there is no place — culturally, religiously or financially — for these Africans.
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Once we break from that group, that tendency to self-isolate culturally will be worsened, I'm afraid.
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The point was that adolescence is a culturally determined phase of life, not a biologically determined one.
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We may all have dreams, but we tend to have different culturally constructed ideas about their psychology.
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More decisive is the fact that the white middle class is in decline, both economically and culturally.
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The region is rich in culturally significant sites for Native tribes that have lived there for generations.
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" Given what's going on culturally and politically he "felt it would have a lot of cultural resonance.
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I must confess - it is indeed a burden for us pale faces -- celebrating Halloween without culturally appropriating.
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We don't want to be slaves of hair that isn't culturally yours, or expensive, or time consuming.
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Yes, it's culturally specific, but those themes of family, food, and love are so universal and relatable.
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And if by 'nuts' they mean we're not doing what is culturally normal, then that's certainly true.
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Companies also include financial investment AI platforms, edible insect based protein powder, to culturally relevant dating apps.
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The micropolitans "are the anchor socially, culturally, economically," says David Swenson, an economics professor at Iowa State.
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In the 15 years after that, it will become "prosperous, strong, democratic, culturally advanced, harmonious and beautiful".
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I actually watched documentaries on the history of the style and how it played a role culturally.
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This morning, I listened to "Look What You Made Me Do" just to remain slightly culturally relevant.
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This style was accessible to both women and men, children and adults, and could work globally culturally.
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The artistic community is diverse and reflects the odd placement of Delaware geographically as well as culturally.
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Mr Diamond is the doyen of a class of scientifically literate, anthropologically aware and culturally astute thinkers.
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The problem is pervasive, but the explanation is simple: Search engines aren't designed to be culturally sensitive.
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Explore this culturally diverse community sharing music, dance, video, visual & performance art by more than 28 artists.
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The move to change the name gained momentum last year as people complained it was culturally insensitive.
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But culturally, "illness" refers to physical ailments such as diabetes and cancer rather than depression or anorexia.
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A Marketo acquisition could be a great defensive move for Salesforce, but it would be messy culturally.
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Some of them are as culturally conservative as any person alive in the 21st century could be.
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This makes me just so happy, because Jesus is becoming something cool to celebrate again, culturally relevant.
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But the most important thing is that we have two companies here that are very culturally aligned.
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These alarm calls are hard-wired behaviors, meaning they're genetically programmed, as opposed to culturally learned responses.
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Culturally, he's further outside the religious mainstream than any American politician ever, even the early Deist presidents.
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Time will tell whether or not Kwan and Chu's gamble will pay off financially, culturally or both.
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"There are a lot of issues politically and culturally that we have taken risks for," he said.
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Sanders's primary victory is evidence that an unabashedly progressive candidate can succeed in a culturally conservative state.
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" In addition, Dawson notes that the Waimea Valley is a "very, very culturally sensitive and significant area.
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New map showing the locations of vendor booths and other culturally significant areas of the Bindy Bazaar.
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If there's one thing Drake is for, it's putting his hometown of Toronto on the map culturally.
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For non-Juggalos, Faygo is a cheap, sugary, carbonated soda that's culturally important in the Juggalo world.
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It's a fast and effective way to ensure you're both on the same page politically and culturally.
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With him died the promise of a culturally autonomous and secular Jewish existence in the Soviet Union.
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Moreover, his career has given birth to pretty much everything we know now, both musically and culturally.
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Is Britain, culturally and structurally, less different from its northern European neighbours than previous governments have recognised?
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This is exactly the type of compelling and culturally relevant content that embodies our Hulu Originals brand.
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But culturally we grew up with a lot of the same reference points of melodic guitar music.
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The world is also more socially complicated, culturally convoluted and ethically confused than anyone could have anticipated.
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I lived there for five years and felt that it was fading away a little bit, culturally.
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Even if the expenses don't come back in full, the city will be culturally richer for it.
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Culturally, "rest in power" is a more loaded term than most people on the Internet might think.
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It's not a mandate, it's just a fact, as culturally ingrained as team colors and touchdown cheers.
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Q. How can you possibly cover all the news in such a giant, dense, culturally variegated, area?
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It also is an ethnically, culturally and linguistically simpatico friend of China, welcoming its burgeoning economic prowess.
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"It is a rare movie that is culturally specific, yet for the world," said actor Ken Jeong.
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These four pieces reckon with how the rank and file are changing Big Tech, politically and culturally.
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Culturally attuned viewers would recall that such videos became a viral sensation at the end of 2016.
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Because they grew up here as children, they are almost universally fluent in English and culturally assimilated.
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"Smokeless tobacco use is culturally ingrained in many rural communities," the FDA wrote in a press release.
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How you fit in culturally at an organization is just as important as your experience and qualifications.
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"This was their curriculum that was intended to be responsive to them...culturally, linguistically, educationally," Martinez said.
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You are a great fit culturally if:• You value mentoring junior developers, and building a collaborative culture.
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More threatening to us financially and to our community culturally is the cancellation of events by authors.
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Yes, if your children are willing to stretch a bit culturally and trust the language of soccer.
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Competitors from different countries coming together as one was a way to make Thomas more culturally aware.
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"Both men and women are often attracted to culturally idealized embodiments of masculinity and femininity," he said.
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This creates a huge gap for users who want to consume culturally relevant and localised mobile games.
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But with the chopped cherry tomatoes, it looks about as culturally appropriate as Jamie Oliver's jerk rice.
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According to Flores, the project will mar culturally important sites, like the star shrines, if it's built.
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"Culturally, people work differently," said Paul Thompson, a co-founder of LGBT Capital based in Hong Kong.
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It helped that, by then, electric vehicles were struggling culturally, for reasons we would now call gendered.
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Edward Gibson, López's dissertation adviser at Northwestern University, called the victory "culturally transformative" in the university's magazine.
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How do you hold each nation to account while also factoring in where they are culturally, politically?
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She still finds it ironic to be consistently "starting from scratch," immersing herself in culturally contrasting initiatives.
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"Scholars believe that the events in the 'Forty Girls' epic are historically and culturally plausible," she said.
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A former Marine who favored gun rights, he was culturally conservative enough to appeal to rural voters.
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Today, young-adult novels deemed politically or culturally insensitive are pulped before they are even put out.
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The Chinese Communist Party has argued that Tibet has long been a culturally distinct part of China.
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By throwing muscle behind nonwhite filmmakers who drew deeply from culturally specific experiences, studios hit pay dirt.
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Culturally, however, the trouble he puts up with from the woman he loves is a bigger deal.
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The only way to fix this normalization of torture is to render it abnormal and culturally unacceptable.
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Hong Kongers, he says, are racially, culturally and linguistically distinct from the Han majority of northern China.
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"Culturally as a society, we're less formal today, and that puts attendants to the wayside," she said.
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That series feels universal and highly culturally specific — grounded in black life — which is no easy accomplishment.
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He enjoys the adoration of his party's culturally conservative base to a degree few politicians even approach.
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"You have a community that is not culturally underserved but definitely needs things to do," he said.
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A young native of Guangzhou admits to feeling "more culturally at home in Hong Kong than Beijing".
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As feminism becomes more and more culturally powerful, guiding voices with experience will be more important ever.
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Through it all, it never lost sight of how to tell culturally nuanced stories with comedy seamlessly.
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St. Joseph's Oratory, the largest church in Canada, is in the culturally diverse Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood.
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Yet their messages — politically anti-establishment, culturally anti-immigrant and anti-Islam — remain popular, permeating through Europe.
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The nerds had ascended, culturally and socially, and had become enchanted with their own virtuous self-image.
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The same was true for culturally diverse teams, according to a 2015 study published in Economic Geography.
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We all grew up in one of the most culturally and racially diverse cities in the world.
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But from where I stand, Milwaukee is four hours away geographically and a million miles away culturally.
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The habit—it's almost systematic—of looking at the Arab world as just one culturally homogeneous block.
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The board has approved 762 of the works, with a value of $1.6 million, as culturally significant.
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In a culturally splintered age, her writings — on race, feminism and American privilege — feel bracing, and true.
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"Glasgow has this image of being successful and culturally dynamic, but it's very fragile," Mr. Coley said.
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"It's a beautiful, culturally diverse, borough," says Nargess Mustapha, a 240-year-old curly-haired social activist.
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For us, the best industries to focus on are those that are culturally relevant in some ways.
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Neil please reach out as soon as possible so we can make the Grammys culturally relevant again.
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"I'm concerned that there are not eyes that are culturally competent looking at these things," she said.
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Recent projects like Blumhouse's 12-film Hulu anthology series Into the Dark are a reminder of the company's wide-ranging interests and tastes, which run the gamut from smart, culturally thoughtful projects like Jordan Peele's Get Out and Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman to cheerfully campy, culturally relevant schlock like Unfriended.
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I'm Iranian, so culturally it was instilled in me from a very young age that education is key.
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Speaking of men behaving badly, there's Prince Philip exhibiting that culturally insensitive streak we all know and loathe.
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But culturally when we see images of human biology used for production, it's almost always dystopian, isn't it?
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We know that immigrant populations have rejuvenated this country, both culturally and with their demographic, which is young.
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It's in a unique, culturally appealing venue with your favorite performers singing, rapping or mixing their heart out.
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The form factors of VR and MR have a long way to go before they become culturally invisible.
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It's understanding what other people culturally think makeup means when they see a young girl with makeup on.
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Of course, controversial attempts at reviving religiously and culturally beloved relics of the past have gone viral before.
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Teaming up with giphy, we compiled a list of culturally significant and memorable GIFs to celebrate its birthday.
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I think culturally there was a long thing of what's professional, and what's personal, and this false division.
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It's also a community space for people to gather; a bodega centralizes all different people, culinarily and culturally.
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The venue is so incredible and culturally it's so different and to be here I feel so fortunate.
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It's arguable that Snapchat stopped being culturally relevant when Kylie Jenner declared it dead and Rihanna disavowed it.
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With that, Saturday Night Live is technically culturally central, regardless of whether it really has anything to say.
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Culturally, I think one of the best fiction writers is Hilary Mantel, who wrote the Thomas Cromwell trilogy.
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"When you're culturally horrified about politics, you want to put out affirming messages of love onscreen," she said.
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In both cases, the culturally pervasive indifference towards violence against women had deadly consequences for many other people.
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And while Vine remains culturally interesting, and an "important" part of Twitter's strategy, it seems to be struggling.
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And while Vine remains culturally interesting and an "important" part of Twitter's strategy, it seems to be struggling.
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As VR becomes more familiar, both culturally and technically, the level of discourse turns more sensible and specific.
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In recent years there has been much debate in China about whether values are universal or culturally specific.
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"Culturally, hugging is not necessarily something that would be acceptable at many workplaces in the UK," she added.
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You don't need to work at Apple or Google to see how different they are culturally and philosophically.
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Banks like Triodos only lend money to people and organizations making a positive impact - culturally, socially and environmentally.
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They feel like they're on the downside of everything, economically and culturally, and don't know where to turn.
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These results also show how easy it is for humans to culturally understand things that machines can't (yet).
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Scattering ashes goes harshly against the culturally Chinese concept of respecting the ancestor's spirit with a permanent home.
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This inaccessibility is further magnified by a shortage of mental health professionals equipped to support culturally-specific challenges.
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Beyond this, it's crucial that culturally-specific resources are made available to Latinas, and other youth of color.
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As Brexit has helped Labour conquer liberal Tory territory, it has weakened its grip on culturally conservative places.
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Culturally there is a big difference between Silicon Valley and elsewhere in terms of embracing failure and experimentation.
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"Culturally there's always been a conversation about equality," Bell said in an interview with The New York Times.
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It is fine letting limited numbers of Vietnamese into Guangxi, which has much in common with Vietnam culturally.
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"People need to be socially savvy and culturally aware," said Jodi Smith, president of etiquette consulting firm Mannersmith.
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But after two decades of breakneck change, this psychologically and culturally powerful technology would gain from slowing down.
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The report also highlights that younger audiences are more drawn toward online productions, which are more culturally diverse.
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Culturally speaking, a private security force further broadcasts Trump's mistrust of the government he's been elected to lead.
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Our country faces what some would argue are historic divides -- racially, culturally, geographically, and in our gender experiences.
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It's also culturally important enough that I think it's worth reading to be a part of the conversation.
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But culturally, we tend to focus on transit riders paying their fare share while mostly ignoring car drivers.
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"I do think we are culturally inclined to avoid conflict rather than to bring it on," he said.
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When Kimberly Bryant was in college in the '21.2s, she felt culturally isolated in her electrical engineering classes.
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Masculinity has such a culturally obsessive hold on our society, and in so many parts of the world.
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My father never liked my mother wearing it—and my dad is a pretty culturally strict, Pakistani man.
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But for decades, the bank has been dominated, both culturally and financially, by a richly paid banking elite.
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Spaces like Besharam are few and far between, even in the culturally rich population of the Bay Area.
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"Italy remains a culturally backward country where the only possible family" is still the traditional one, she said.
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He notes the narrow and shifting definitions of "intelligence" and its measure by flawed and culturally bound tests.
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My experiences with the racially, politically and culturally diverse students at U.T. changed my life for the better.
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Disney contains a warning on landing pages for movies and shorts that may be viewed as culturally inappropriate.
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Modern secessionists have argued that Californians have simply drifted too far culturally from the rest of the country.
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Some straight people who identify with LGBTQ culture, such as children of queer parents, call themselves 'culturally queer.
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But her self-cancelation may even pale in comparison to the culturally appropriative afro she wore in 2017.
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Choosing a culturally neutral or acceptable name seems like a step in the right direction to that end.
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He argued that allowing too many foreigners in ended up hurting Americans born here, both economically and culturally.
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Can the Weinstein surge be culturally transformative if there's no real change in power relations at the workplace?
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"What makes a city culturally exciting is not how many collectors, galleries or institutions there are," she said.
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There are a lot of archetypal stories in that book that can serve as shorthand, culturally, for us.
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Nevertheless, variety has emerged through populations being separated geographically—and culturally, in some cases—over thousands of years.
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Doctors who are able to communicate with their patients, culturally and linguistically, are able to give better care.
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Women, culturally, are taught to be smaller, take up less space, and to appear rather than to act.
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Culturally, though born a millionaire, Trump was from Queens and hated being looked down upon by Manhattan elites.
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How much does this change how we view these people culturally — because individually, obviously, it's different for everybody?
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Refuse to go to club nights or drag shows or burlesque nights that use culturally appropriative acts. 933.
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Unfortunately, this can make things a little culturally awkward when you leap from one class to the other.
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Existing methods like arranged marriages were outdated, while services offered by other apps were just not culturally appropriate.
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We are so culturally numb to 'just the flu' that we don't take it seriously despite the numbers.
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Does it say something specifically, culturally, about New Hampshire that voters seem to be willing to elect women?
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Some of the clothes that you make have culturally specific identifier words on them—Xicanx, Cabroncita, Brown Pride.
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Culturally, the ban did what marketers could not: In outlawing it, the government made the AR-15 tantalizing.
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The Institute oversees the National Gallery, the National Archive and 2110 other historic buildings and culturally significant parks.
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Enter Wood Rocket, porn parody producers extraordinaire with an eye for culturally relevant franchises to, ah, fuck with.
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Trending Luxury villa companies and travel advisers are now designing culturally immersive activities for their pint-size guests.
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"There's ways to do things and be culturally appropriate" and not engage in cultural appropriation, Dr. Quintero said.
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In a weird way, the ego, as we define it culturally, tends to be the opposite of that.
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But the old bohemian, culturally rich downtown Manhattan spirit still has a few embers burning through the city.
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She received a master's certificate from George Washington University in special education for culturally and linguistically diverse learners.
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The economic reforms of the 1990s had empowered a new class of Indian, less colonized, more culturally intact.
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Uighurs have more in common, culturally and linguistically, with Turks than Han Chinese, and many Uighurs are Muslim.
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They sought to grow the party with appeals, however limited, to Hispanic voters, women and culturally conservative immigrants.
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" She added, "The folks that take that and own that, those outliers, are remarkable, and really important culturally.
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But as they adjust culturally, they suffer from PTSD and face the challenges of President Trump's travel ban.
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But she finds herself in such a tiny minority of poor students there that she feels culturally adrift.
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It's culturally acceptable for men to have children and professional identities without having to choose between the two.
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Vineyards, rolling farmland, waterfalls and culturally rich towns surround these 11 sinuous lakes in west-central New York.
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We can also ensure everyone has access to culturally appropriate mental health services through a trauma-informed approach.
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And while we're on that, I'm culturally American, obviously, but I'm not the citizen of any nation-state.
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Culturally speaking, he didn't use his office to lift up, enlighten and entertain so much as share it.
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But I also have to point out: culturally, we have made huge strides in pushing diversity and division.
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To make the cut, it is not enough for a place to be beautiful, amazing and culturally significant.
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Culturally, in the '40s and '50s, we lived loudly among ourselves and quietly where we could be seen.
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For decades, some within Britain and the U.S. have celebrated a "special relationship" — historically, politically, economically and culturally.
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On balance, they lean toward culturally conservative positions, but not nearly as fervently as the evangelical Christians do.
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The country was fracturing politically and culturally, and suddenly what we ate was part of that larger divide.
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But in the heated Washington real estate market, prices in this historic, culturally diverse neighborhood remain an attraction.
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The Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum is the perfect spot to appear culturally literate on a first date.
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Blake (1757-20063) is in the air these days, as he has been in other culturally inflamed times.
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He also wrote ten original plays, none more culturally hybrid than the Noh-inspired At the Hawk's Well.
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One reason Battalion 414 has been so successful is that northern Germans and Dutch people are culturally close.
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When you're culturally open and empathetic, you start to look at not just fashion, but the world differently.
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What social responsibility do you think games have, now that they exist in a more culturally prominent space?
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The group also faced criticism for using culturally insensitive "jihadi cat memes" to promote the night in question.
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Madonna, who has undergone far more reinventions than Perry and survived, has been culturally appropriating her entire career.
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Among culturally telling permutations of the wider alt-right Twitter is an internet personality known as Bronze Age Pervert.
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I get that you don't want to culturally influence how the platform is being used, but we're really careful.
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I'm not going to say it's something that I chose, because did I really choose to become culturally American?
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The meaning that goes along culturally with the work is something we study and try to put out correctly.
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"In Turkey, the state is not against you legally but culturally it is the same as Iran," says Zigorat.
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And so I think culturally, it's just been such a shift in what is acceptable and what is unacceptable.
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What impact has "I Will Survive" had, musically or culturally, that makes it worthy of inclusion in the NRR?
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"As an anthropologist I'm interested in what that means culturally," Nelson said in an interview accompanying the press release.
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NNAF has about 70 member organizations in its network, covering culturally and politically diverse regions, both urban and rural.
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Kim's Corner Food is located in Rogers Park, which remains one of Chicago's most ethnically and culturally diverse neighborhoods.
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Seoul and Tokyo, both key U.S. allies in the region, are closely linked to each other economically and culturally.
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When Marc Jacobs Invites You to Burning Man These will pair perfectly with those technicolor "not culturally appropriated" dreads.
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"This cover really shows not just a shift in the gaming community but also culturally, in general," she says.
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Rinehart also points out that in Brazil, Facebook and WhatsApp are much more intricately linked, both technologically and culturally.
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"Culturally, there's a lot of posturing to maintain the traditional image of the big, happy Indian family," she said.
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"My opinion," he said, "is that chefs replaced magazine editors as the most culturally overrated people in the world."
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To collect Curios, you enter AR mode, go to those culturally relevant spots and look for the Curios spheres.
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Culturally, the disease fed into these fears of animalistic possession, which are often motivating forces in storytelling, Wasik says.
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Ed Sheeran's rando cameo last night was the worst thing that the show has ever done, pop culturally speaking.
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Venus shifts into worldly Sagittarius on the 18th, a stellar time to travel with bae or date cross-culturally.
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The smartphone is increasingly accessible to everyone and culturally it is widely accepted as the standard mode of communication.
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" Murray tells PEOPLE, "If piercing an infant's ears is culturally important, then go ahead using the [proper] safety guidelines.
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"The fire encroaches on culturally and historically sensitive areas," Cal Fire said in a status report on Tuesday night.
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Lim added more culturally specific scenes where the characters gather to craft dumplings or confront each other over mahjong.
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For Madhu Purnima Kishwar, a culturally conservative feminist, nothing less than the future of Indian society is at stake.
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Bush is a rich white guy from one of the most politically and culturally entrenched families in the country.
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Mr Ikoma, the editor, attributes this in part to the business being more culturally accepted in Japan than elsewhere.
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Uyghurs regard themselves as linguistically, culturally and ethnically close to central Asia, despite a long history of Chinese rule.
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Culturally, ethnically, attitudinally, he is a bad fit for convincing Republican voters to give that agenda a second look.
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The liberal claim is not culturally, nationally, or historically specific: free speech is a necessary good in human society.
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We can interact and travel much more easily around the world and have a more culturally all-encompassing perspective.
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In a country built by immigrants, numbers represent the strength and ability to move forward both culturally and economically.
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Being waterproof, small and culturally designed with bright orange beads made it acceptable for them to wear, she added.
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Langston League, an educational initiative to increase literacy through digital lessons designed to be culturally relevant to the user.
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Plus, it was pointed out by one Twitter user that culturally, the British people already have their Prince Louis.
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It'll be interesting to see how successful the team are in translating such a culturally dense comic to film.
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He's released several American debuts of culturally impactful noise artists, makers who were crucial in forming a global sound.
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But, like most things we avoid, our culturally-mandated avoidance of thinking about death might not be helping us.
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In all, Obama designated 25 culturally significant monuments, memorials, historical parks and preserves, plus dozens of national historical landmarks.
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Kids in Cuba start learning about sex in preschool, and culturally, it's viewed as an everyday part of life.
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I really embraced gayness in a way that was outside of just myself; I was interested in it culturally.
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If you're concerned that a gift might be culturally appropriative or otherwise problematic, keep the following guidelines in mind.
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Perhaps the funds come from a developing country with comparatively poor investment opportunities but culturally-driven high savings rates.
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The Met is trapped in its behemoth house—a relic of a culturally ambitious America that no longer exists.
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In an increasingly diverse America, culturally, racially and linguistically "different" immigrants are refashioning the American nation in new ways.
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These deep-rooted relations have enabled our Western counterparts over time to widen their horizons both culturally and geopolitically.
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It's a pathological paradigm, belied by a culturally-enforced shame that holds hands with the extraordinary vulnerability of pregnancy.
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The tribe believes the pipeline would leave its land vulnerable to contamination and damage historic and culturally significant sites.
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CEO Heinz Huber said the initiatives will refocus Raiffeisen "structurally, financially and culturally" so customers should expect higher performance.
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The hashtag "#AmySchumerGottaGoParty" went viral on Twitter after the video was released, with many calling Schumer's video culturally insensitive.
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And yet the question was worth asking: Had he "culturally appropriated" an experience — an experience of pain, no less?
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That popularity has made him unusually influential culturally, a power he and Michelle Obama, the first lady, take seriously.
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"Travelers today seek culturally immersive experiences," Emily Rigsby, the director of art at the Vendue, said in an email.
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Culturally, flying has long been associated with "a sense of independence, adventure, national wealth, commerce and business," Carlock said.
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LONDON — There's no doubt that London is one of the most culturally diverse and vibrant cities in the world.
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"We have accepted culturally that it's OK for a company to charge high prices for [orphan] drugs," said Roy.
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The team's work is complex and culturally nuanced, involving a wide variety of images, vulnerable people and time sensitivity.
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The product placement of romantic fiction also plays a role in how we culturally view romance as a genre.
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Finally, there simply aren't enough culturally competent doctors and nurses to provide care for the most marginalized among us.
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Yet, as this classically composed and authoritative (if culturally somewhat shallow) book makes clear, he remains an amazing figure.
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Unlike most presidential wives in the former Soviet Union, she is also philanthropically and culturally influential the world over.
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Just because we're electronic music and using computers to make music doesn't make the song any less culturally significant.
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Whilst the economic theory is not disputed, Adam Button, economist at ForexLive, believes that culturally the concept falls apart.
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Russian authorities have also denied the allegations of beatings and killings in Chechnya, where homosexuality is not culturally accepted.
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Can anyone be "culturally" part of a race or ethnicity, or is that the ultimate form of cultural appropriation?
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We are committed to doing our best to ensure that material in future Oscar telecasts be more culturally sensitive.
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Thanks to our antiquated electoral system, areas of the country that are culturally and racially conservative enjoy outsize influence.
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However, it retained a note saying mifepristone should be used "where permitted under national law and where culturally acceptable".
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I mean I get it, like Starr, this is a culturally specific world that we have to live in.
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Some of this is justified insofar as people, some more than others, feel left behind both economically and culturally.
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Our current political landscape is culturally and legally becoming more receptive to the medicinal and recreational use of marijuana.
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Culturally, Matsumoto was Japan's response to the "pop art" wave spearheaded by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Tom Wesselmann.
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Whiteness has a severe problem with exchange, mostly because the intention is solely to dominate culturally and profit economically.
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While culturally, men are encouraged to become more muscular, women often feel pressure to lose weight, including muscle mass.
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On the eve of the off-year elections Clinton seemed like a culturally liberal president who could not deliver.
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He's from the middle of nowhere in Canada, but somehow he's making some of the most culturally relevant music.
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Like the hot dog, pies are portable and were made ubiquitous and culturally indispensable thanks to the sports arena.
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The state is becoming more ethnically diverse, more culturally open; it is, you might say, becoming more like America.
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" When the subject of available low-wage jobs came up, he said that he's not "culturally suited for them.
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But in general, the more culturally acceptable the prejudice, the more likely people are to apply it to themselves.
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Most of the territory it covers has experienced culturally targeted violence for millenniums, up to and including the present.
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Once the delicate combination of rose elixir and culturally appropriated herbs hits those olfactory receptors, it's time to shop!
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Then, like now, a culturally polarizing Republican candidate was narrowly elected after a campaign waged atop nationalistic, identitarian appeals.
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Its attempt to posture as worldly works in the same way as its attempt to posture as culturally savvy.
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Like Brad was saying, this is his homage and his reminiscence of 1969 where everything changed culturally and cinematically.
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"We all grew up in one of the most culturally and racially diverse cities in the world," they wrote.
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"Culturally, New York has been way out ahead of the law when it comes to cannabis," Mr. Lee said.
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Many took to social media to share their disdain for the name, which they consider to be culturally appropriative.
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But the great thing about America is we are, I think, the most culturally flexible people in world history.
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Once you start paying attention to those types of distinctions then the area becomes so much more culturally rich.
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But the Americans tasked with carrying out that strategy were ill equipped, linguistically and culturally, to make it work.
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The big thing for us now is making it culturally acceptable for a man to take the time off.
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Eastern Europeans, we are often told, are culturally different — code for thinking that they lag behind Western liberal enlightenment.
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Summer Residencies participants have the benefit of working within SVA's dynamic, culturally rich campus, located in New York City.
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Women have been appointed as governors of Daikundi and Bamiyan Provinces, which are culturally tolerant areas by Afghanistan's standards.
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She was raised in a Modern Orthodox family; he became Orthodox in his teens after a culturally Jewish childhood.
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Just thinking about it culturally as well, it's more minimalist, which is my personal aesthetic, so I loved it.
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"Culturally, it is a long-time tradition that straight and gay people come together at this festival," Hlaing said.
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In this context, we must develop a culturally appropriate financing mechanism and invite the world's wealthy nations to help.
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The 33-year-old retired rider agreed when asked whether she felt sexism was culturally embedded in British cycling.
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Lowe said the companies fit together culturally, given both of them pivoted from just linear to emphasize digital content.
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While Zaslav says this can be "very hard culturally," he adds that "from a leadership perspective," it's highly important.
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Culturally sensitive materials and well-trained teachers actually make the biggest difference in nurturing literacy and critical thinking skills.
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Although Israel has arguably never been more powerful — militarily, economically or culturally — it remains estranged from its Arab neighbors.
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Moreover, the lives it depicts feel a long way away – historically, geographically and, indeed, culturally – from modern-day Manchester.
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It is possible for someone born in another country to move to the US and, culturally speaking, become American.
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In-store events serve to culturally align the ax with third-wave coffee, houseplant collecting and listening to vinyl.
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They enable a contemporary — often secular — Jew to relate to a text that is in many ways culturally foreign.
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Public schools can be at their best when they serve a population that is diverse racially, culturally and economically.
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Frank emotiveness and sensitivity become culturally sanctioned again, emo comes back and we enter a supposedly more feminine cycle.
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"But the 'Ndrangheta infiltrates our community, and we try to infiltrate them culturally, making their children free to choose."
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"If there's something that's blatantly culturally insensitive, you need to address it and be respectful about that," she said.
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For example, modern Orthodox Jews are culturally adept, avid internet users, and open to secular television, movies, and music.
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A mini-fridge equipped with computer vision technology boasting a culturally insensitive name wasn't going to change the world.
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And in a tech-savvy, culturally rich city like Tokyo, the games are bound to be particularly festive. 2.
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And since "Auld Lang Syne" is a thoroughly Scottish work, the bagpipes are just a nice culturally accurate touch.
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And so that is something that is more culturally specific and that can do a lot of harm. Right.
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The hotel will also include a destination lounge with programs for the "culturally curious" such as live music jams.
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Islam is constitutionally and culturally enshrined here and taught at school; Muslims make up 96 percent of the population.
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Simply put, it was not culturally relevant to their experiences, and the outcome was low achievement on benchmark testing.
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Even with the father's Arab ancestry and dedication to the Arab people, the Atiyah family identified culturally as British.
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Their mandate was to identify and research sites that have been important historically and culturally to the LGBTQ community.
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I don't think this is any different than a lot of the battles we've fought culturally in the past.
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How culturally influential a group we are, and looping in Latino, Asian consumers, we're the majority of the world!
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And we also need to encourage younger students—especially minority students—to pursue a career in culturally sensitive healthcare.
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Illiteracy is also culturally exclusionary: If you don't read books or newspapers, your frames of reference become more limited.
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The most culturally relevant show in 2016 was about a 1994 murder case: American Crime Story: The People v.
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