Basically, sharing cultures is good thing; minority cultures borrow from white cultures all the time.
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The data clearly shows that positive cultures are winning cultures.
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You have two cultures, and those cultures aren't coming together.
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Oral cultures teach us to be conversational, typographic cultures teach us to be logical, televised cultures teach us that everything is entertainment.
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I'm very passionate about cultures and the way cultures are expressed.
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We embrace other cultures and learn from other cultures and ideas as well.
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Parts of the world other cultures are plaguey cultures that have been here.
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For example, Asian cultures have a different understanding of social anxiety than do Western cultures.
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During this period, European cultures were being heavily transformed by Yamnaya cultures migrating from the east.
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"By and large, those in power in majority cultures and extinct cultures are fair game," Scafidi says.
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Obviously, different cultures have different ages and markers for adulthood (moral agenthood), but all cultures mark a transition.
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If tradition causes hierarchy, and Western cultures have transcended tradition, then sexism primarily exists in other "backward" cultures.
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But I am also cleared-eyed and realistic about dealing in cultures, these are centuries long cultures, cultural differences.
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Ms Gelfand differentiates between tight cultures, which have strict norms and punishments, from loose cultures, which are more permissive.
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But a flip side, loose cultures are very open and tight cultures have a lot of problems with openness.
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In some cultures, 'May you lead an interesting life,' is a curse, but I don't live in those cultures.
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"My motivation is this: White cultures and only white cultures are subject to an invasion of foreigners," he said.
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Hajjaj harmonizes Anglo-European, Arab, and North African cultures by showing how bringing together diverse influences can create new cultures.
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They were both raised in cultures of religious repression, and cultures of religious repression can lead to messed-up sexual experiences.
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Author and journalist Colin Woodard identified 11 distinct cultures that have historically divided the US.His book "American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures in North America" breaks down those cultures and the regions they each dominate.
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"I am from both cultures, and I relate to both cultures equally," said Lebanese American photographer Raina Matar in an email interview.
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From his perspective, these institutions have not succeeded in creating cultures that support growing "sustainable careers" for the vast majority of cultures.
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Pure Cultures: Pure Cultures develops and manufactures novel prebiotics and probiotics to support the animal health and eliminate antibiotics in our food chain.
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Reflect On Your Progress"The equinox is one of three harvest festivals in traditional farming cultures and hunting-foraging cultures," De Grandis explains.
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"I looked at a lot of cultures the way they preserve food, like the way some Asian cultures preserve egg yolk," said Buckley.
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I'm not in favor of the idea that all cultures are the same or that all cultures ought to be accorded equal respect.
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The industry doesn't seem to care about the authenticity of Asian cultures represented yet when it comes to Western cultures; it's all about preservation.
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The cultures of Australia and Taiwan share many things in common, such as indigenous cultures, the languages of Oceania, maritime traditions, and colonial histories.
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While non-traditional forms of cohabitation have become more acceptable in many Western cultures, the social revolution has been much slower in many Asian cultures.
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The irony here is that tourists, often motivated by a desire to connect with traditional cultures, are hastening the irreversible changes to these same cultures.
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They want to protect marginalized cultures and ensure that such cultures speak for themselves, not simply be seen through the eyes of more privileged groups.
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"From working at three tech giants, Lattner says he learned from the cultures of Apple, Tesla, and Google, all of which have "very distinct corporate cultures.
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Dolezal's cultural appropriation has extended beyond US borders into cultures and peoples older than the US, cultures where the naming of a person is serious business.
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The story's exoticism — a xenophobic view of other cultures, or people from those cultures, as being somehow strange, unfathomable, or alien — is entrenched in that framing.
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We lack the traditional food cultures of countries such as Spain and Italy so we love fusing dishes from different cultures to create something truly unique.
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The United States and Russia have very different engineering cultures, but the differences between those cultures have ultimately produced a healthy and robust International Space Station.
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Even when not creating cultures toxic to women or other groups, CEOs have enormously powerful impacts on the companies they lead and the cultures they foster.
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The larger values that are dominant within the West individualistic cultures and the more collective cultures is what really translates all the way straight into your sheets.
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But it was also a turbulent and violent time, as European cultures were coming into contact with incoming cultures from the east, including from the Asian steppe.
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Even though all cultures have tight and loose elements, their rule makers and rule breakers, some cultures — in our data, Japan, Germany, Austria, Pakistan — had much stronger rules.
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And although the presence of two cultures is more evident in the United States, teens in Latin America are also exposed to two cultures through media, she says.
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Photo: Luis Pérez/FlickrYou're probably familiar with Salvia divinorum, the hallucinogenic plant used for religious purposes in some indigenous cultures, and for watching celebrities giggle in some decaying cultures.
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Like yogurt, kefir is made by adding live cultures to milk, Unlike yogurt, that is done by adding kefir grains (sort of pebbles of active yeast cultures) to milk.
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For someone who is mixing cultures in their music a lot, do you think a lot about the lines between appropriation and the sharing and influencing of other cultures?
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Stay a little longer, and you might notice that they also have different cultures, religions, climates, histories, educational and legal and political systems, economies, food cultures, and national temperaments.
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"When Ellen said that school is supposed to be where you learn about cultures — not learn how to shut out cultures — that really stuck with me," Arnold tells us.
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"You explore, you discover new cultures, those cultures are adapted to the planet, and then you can customize your ship based on what you discover on the planet," Ancel explains.
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Yet while there are a few worm-eating cultures in the world, even adventurous entomophages outside of those cultures often draw the line at eating straight earthworms, especially living ones.
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But global consciousness is what museums teach, or should teach: the simultaneous existence of many different cultures, and the equal value of those cultures, everywhere, through the centuries, and right now.
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"No, we're celebrating the cultures — everybody celebrates!" he pleads.
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You know, I think it's wrong to say that the counterculture and the geek culture were the same thing, but they were kind of allied cultures and parallel cultures in a way.
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With few exceptions, it seemed like porn relating to cultures known for their sexual openness (Latin America, Italians) got viewers off faster than those relating to more sexually repressed cultures (Arab, Japanese).
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As an important caveat, referring to tribes as living outside of "modern society" is a bit of a misnomer, since all cultures on earth today are modern cultures — technological advancement not required.
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Aside from the fact that South Asian characters are commonly stereotyped, there are other cultures like the African American and Latino cultures who are commonly used as thugs, gang members, rapists, etc.
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He also knew that Dr. Martinello had drawn blood cultures from the patient before he had started on the intravenous antibiotics, and was optimistic that these cultures would show what the bugs were.
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"I know they're different cultures, and we'll be protective of the cultures to ensure we don't destroy the business," Mr. Stephenson said at a conference conducted by The Wall Street Journal last week.
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The same with other cultures as well, especially more isolated, smaller cultures in South America and Africa where it's probably not being done anymore, and if it is being done, it's in secret.
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"I was caught between two cultures and countries," he said.
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Folklore from more than a few cultures has stories of
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Coffee shops are spaces that different cultures can all go.
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"Plenty of cultures don't do it that way," says Leckie.
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"We're the products of this mix of cultures," Osocio says.
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Indeed, professional cultures have had to evolve to address it.
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It's two different companies with different behavior, different corporate cultures.
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We see this play out with other cultures as well.
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The cultures of rich countries are both strong and attractive.
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The two sports have completely different histories, cultures, and purposes.
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Our respondents come from various age groups, backgrounds, and cultures.
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Many cultures give the dreams of the dying sacred status.
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"My vision is to bring two cultures together," she said.
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I do love the mix of cultures here and there.
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Cultures that start getting extraordinarily tight tend to become repressive.
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Maybe. Every city has different needs, different cultures, different layouts.
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Singapore is a melting pot of different races and cultures.
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And the same thing in France, they wanted tighter cultures.
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"These are difficult discussions, due to different cultures," Merkel said.
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Even if cultures change, there is a more basic problem.
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Ancient cultures often viewed them as messages from the gods.
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Different cultures are going to go different ways with it.
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The traveling and the being immersed in these other cultures.
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They are magnets for trade, and they're where cultures meet.
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This country was built through diversity, exchanging ideas, exchanging cultures.
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For that reason, I believe cultures have to keep evolving.
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Acceptable body proximity is different in different countries and cultures.
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Maybe eventually the mixture of cultures will feel more cohesive.
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I'd love to visit and learn more [about their cultures].
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That points to the third and thorniest problem: balancing cultures.
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In many cultures you'd have to start birthing children now.
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Blood cultures drawn at Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport, Mass.
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We could converge our cultures and create a new one.
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Cultures all over the world celebrate weddings in unique ways.
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The family says the two firms' cultures will not mesh.
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"The mashing together of cultures gives me pause," she said.
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The importance placed on apologies is shared by many cultures.
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Must the common denominator among cultures really be so low?
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Living betwixt and between cultures may be Mr. Sattouf's destiny.
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Similar genital tropes did carry over into subsequent cultures, though.
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Once again, our two cultures are talking past each other.
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There is nothing insulting about wearing outfits from other cultures.
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There's too many cultures, too many ingredients, too many techniques.
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It was a performance about the interaction of various cultures.
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Instead, he hopes to capture the uncontrollable intermingling of cultures.
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The clash of cultures there creates a very unique environment.
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Across cultures, broad readings of horror tropes feel like anthropology.
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Callejero demonstrates dissidence between two cultures, but without intending to.
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Cultures persist when the losses do not destroy them completely.
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They reach into the past or focus on other cultures.
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In Unbound, needlework and textiles cross continents, cultures, and genders.
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Traditions of hospitality toward the stranger exist in many cultures.
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But by we, I mean English speakers in Western cultures.
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It's getting there, but the cultures are not the same.
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Ironically, in doing so, they learn less about other cultures.
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Across cultures and climates, I found the same cones everywhere.
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Each site fosters awareness of the histories, cultures, and ecosystems.
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I've always loved getting to know other countries and cultures.
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He was a trailblazing historian of world cuisine and cultures.
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Our household was quintessentially American, reflecting a hodgepodge of cultures.
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Perhaps most important, the two parties have sharply different cultures.
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Sure enough, the next day her blood cultures turned positive.
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What was it like to be caught between two cultures?
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The social implications of giving thanks also vary across cultures.
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This bleak view of menopause is unique to modernized cultures.
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In a way, it is pointless to compare political cultures.
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CUBAN: WELL THE DIFFERENCE IS THE CULTURES ARE DIFFERENT, RIGHT?
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Everything is broken down on different cultures, body types, positions.
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The cultures are different, but the hearts are the same.
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In most East Asian cultures, it means something completely different.
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Ancient communities were destroyed, cultures suppressed and peoples were expelled.
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Know that people from different cultures speak and write differently.
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The assimilation of different banking cultures was not always successful.
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Pomeroy: I do and not just nature, also past cultures.
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Many cultures have used earth elements in magic or medicine.
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Their father had two different families, worlds and cultures apart.
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Alynda Segarra knows what it's like to live between cultures.
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Americans, culturally have problems assimilating other people's languages and cultures.
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But the idea isn't merely to celebrate these ancient cultures.
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The goal is to change hearts, not to change cultures.
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The cultures in the book were of my own invention!
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In some cultures it's considered a mark of the divine.
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And that's especially true in organizations with highly competitive cultures.
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We also have some lineage in Italy and native cultures.
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People from different cultures often have different styles of communicating.
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Cultures around the world — from the ancient Greeks to the indigenous cultures of the Amazon — have been taking psychedelics for thousands of years, and each one developed rituals for them, led by experienced guides.
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Soon, the internet became more aware of the damage done by majority cultures borrowing elements of minority cultures, brands exploiting marginalized consumers, and even more lighthearted forms of making jokes out of cultural difference.
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We need people to follow rules, we don't want defectors, and actually, that's what I show, that across the board in general, tight cultures tend to have more threat, loose cultures have much less threat.
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The reason this mishmash of cultures can still appear artistically coherent is because of the Orientalist tradition that organizes each of these cultures together under a collective umbrella of "the East", erasing distinctions between them.
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They can be read by different cultures and in different times.
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So different cultures would necessarily have lots of different color words.
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His blood cultures confirmed Vibrio, already evident by his dying skin.
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They've learned to eat food from all sorts of new cultures.
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A head wrap can be useful and beautiful in all cultures.
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Mr Duan has since retired, but still influences the firms' cultures.
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"Are some cultures better than others?" asks Dinesh D'Souza (answer: yes).
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The vintage of various cultures, in particular 1950s and 1960s styles.
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MOUNT VERNON "A Clash of Cultures," presentation on Dutch colonial settlement.
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"Voz Latina connects the community by opening doors into different cultures."
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You see different people from different backgrounds, different cultures, every day.
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Take the opportunity to promote tolerance between religions, cultures, ethnic groups.
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See, now I'm learning about different cultures — Northern and Southern California.
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I knew nothing about the histories and cultures of these places.
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Cultures that have less threat can afford to be more permissive.
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In Western cultures, we tend to avoid death at all costs.
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"We can borrow from different cultures and their benefits," she says.
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Finally, these places can serve as a meeting point for cultures.
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I've been lucky with having so many cultures to identify with.
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Latinx cultures have always been part of the greater witchcraft community.
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A season made of patchworks, of influences, materials, cultures and times.
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Local cultures should be respected wherever global companies make their mark.
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Native cultures look both ominous and pathetic through our protagonists' eyes.
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And celebrating Indigenous cultures and stories on Hollywood's night of nights?
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Just as an example, crime is much lower in tight cultures.
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Let their cultures thrive because they know what's best for themselves.
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Their online quizzes are road-tested and tweaked for different cultures.
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We're both from two different cultures, but they're both very full.
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In Asian and Hispanic cultures, multigenerational living is usually the rule.
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You know, hypothetically or actually returned to their cultures of origin.
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But isn't it much nicer when cultures blend rather than clash?
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All cultures had to apply those concepts in order to survive.
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Flowers from different terrains and cultures produce honeys with different flavors.
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Some cultures believe the horns have aphrodisiac powers or medicinal benefits.
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It's all based on the same idea across history and cultures.
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The radical hybridization of cultures and communities is a monumental task.
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Luckily, different cultures were on full display during last night's premiere.
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Yet in meat-scarce cultures, meat is often reserved for men.
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Ultimately the show demonstrates the creative potential of encounters between cultures.
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There used to be two cultures in the enterprise around technology.
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It's an unusual blend of cultures, of styles, of doing business.
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"They all came with their different aesthetics and cultures," she recalled.
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It is evident in various cultures around the world, including ours.
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"We do women of all different cultures, hair textures," Elysée said.
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Even as Juha adapted to different cultures, Arabs never abandoned him.
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AND YOU WANT TO PRESERVE THE DIFFERENT CULTURES ITS REALLY IMPORTANT.
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You'll experience different cultures, meet new friends and make lifelong memories.
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It's unclear, however, whether these findings on attractiveness apply across cultures.
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It's an obsession that is part of these companies' cultures forever.
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The demands, challenges, resources and cultures of each police force vary.
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The political cultures of the two countries will not allow it.
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But it's precisely through contact with others that cultures are created.
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He's also living proof that disparate cultures can work well together.
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HBO built one of the great cultures of creativity in history.
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Like many, their lives are enriched by modern and traditional cultures.
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It makes the job of a manager across cultures much easier.
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However, white is the color of mourning in many Asian cultures.
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Tight cultures have strong norms that spawn social order and conformity.
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The serpent is an ancient symbol that spans many ancient cultures.
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It was a borderless meme, ready to travel across cultures and
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In modern China, indigenous peoples struggle to safeguard their traditional cultures.
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How can this man make sure any mixed cultures are 'secure'?
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"We have food from different cultures on the table," Baruch says.
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I glory in association with the cultures of my fellow Europeans.
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We are accepting of all cultures, religions, and political ideologies (*cough*).
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Ken's artwork bridges the "Two Cultures" of Art and Science, he
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Sundials were ubiquitous in Mediterranean cultures more than 63,000 years ago.
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How is the behavior learned and regarded differently in different cultures?
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But the issue is more complex than a clash of cultures.
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We have different societies and cultures—our environment is more conservative.
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Our goal is to have our message be relevant across cultures.
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They should have been encouraged to understand one another across cultures.
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What do people get out of adopting aesthetics from other cultures?
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It was less a political clash than a clash of cultures.
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I think that city represents a melding of so many cultures.
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Less common, but also spanning cultures, are full-body anatomical votives.
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It has long been a melting pot of cultures and religions.
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" He remembered "a Republic embracing many nations, many cultures, many religions.
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Many feel groundless and displaced, existing between two cultures and languages.
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They understood the inherent misogyny and sexism that underlay patriarchal cultures.
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That's often partly because of clashes between management teams and cultures.
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The #MeToo movement has helped change workplace cultures across the globe.
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It can be difficult to adopt the wisdom of other cultures.
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What parents feed their babies reflects their own backgrounds and cultures.
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Generally speaking, sustainable travel simply means being open to other cultures.
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Do they think that there is no history in other cultures?
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It is always fascinating to see how cuisines and cultures collide.
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She says she grew up embracing both Belgian and Filipino cultures.
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Creating engaged team cultures is not as difficult as many think.
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It's a place in government where those two cultures really coexist.
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Cultures are crossing in his body, as any child can see.
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But Airbnb isn't just offering the opportunity to experience culinary cultures.
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Bridges are tools to build bonds, increase trust, and strengthen cultures.
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Both groups' languages and cultures set them apart from Han people.
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Health systems also have change-averse cultures with complex internal relationships.
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Without the "s" in cultures, I do not recognize this country.
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We all have different cultural boundaries that other cultures don't understand.
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And there's a universality to the story that cuts across cultures.
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In his sermon, Francis said indigenous cultures had to be respected.
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"Comfort food means different things for different cultures," Mr. Thiam said.
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In fact, we're a bit of a mix of both cultures.
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Or is it to learn about different cultures, histories and religions?
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The class could incorporate sensitivity training with education on different cultures.
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"It is beautiful how religion transforms from other cultures," he said.
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We learned about Hispanic cultures, arts, dialects, foods -- it was amazing!
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Rich, inclusive cultures are built around individual contributors, not company leaders.
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"It means different things across different organizations and cultures," Nordgren says.
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The flamboyance with which Six announced his find defied both cultures.
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Most importantly, we got to meet great people from all cultures.
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An author with a good and nuanced understanding of various cultures.
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We need to think more clearly about the cultures we're creating.
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The exhibition also highlights its presence in folklore from various cultures.
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I assume there's been a lot of crossover for both cultures.
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These are the choices that keep people disenfranchised and cultures stagnant.
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A lot of people, from a lot of cultures, eat cauliflower.
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They have genuine love for the cultures and people they're satirising.
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And you can tap into all these pools of different cultures.
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If we protect everything we are preventing other cultures from emerging.
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The cultures, backgrounds, and personalities of the subjects are completely different.
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" The show, therefore, serves as a way to "celebrate that blending of cultures" and highlight the way in which all cultures shares "the creating of folk art objects to beautify and give meaning to our lives.
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Loading a pod with live cultures into Yomee Loading a pod with live cultures into Yomee To be sure, there are already many yogurt makers on the market, including several models that cost under $30 on Amazon.com.
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It seemed like a way to start to tell a story that moves from one continent, where people were taken, along with their cultures, and used as labor, then contributed towards making another country and new cultures.
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In 1799, New York was home to many different cultures and traditions.
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Other than that, I love traveling and experiencing different cities and cultures.
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Ferrera published the book American Like Me: Reflections on Life Between Cultures.
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Different cultures could have a big positive effect on your own ideas.
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By merging two cultures, Moroccan and Indian, Kameli performs cross-cultural exchange.
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There were so many nods to the beautiful mashup of two cultures.
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But cultures are made of people, and people can always change them.
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Each of these musicians simultaneously exists in both mainstream and underground cultures.
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It cavalierly fuses together elements from two very different non-white cultures.
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It is a sampler platter of the ways cultures grapple with loss.
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Although polygamy is practiced in various cultures, humans still tend toward monogamy.
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And perennial because their political cultures are so alien to one another.
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She's very open to the world and curious about discovering other cultures.
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I loved the people here, their friendliness, their openness to new cultures.
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In many cultures, sharks have been part of the folklore for centuries.
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In ancient cultures, the unibrow was considered a desirable and attractive trait.
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Yunnan province has built a thriving tourist industry around its minority cultures.
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Trinidad's cultures blend easily most of the time; occasionally, they strike sparks.
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From Scandinavia, the Vikings vikinged far and wide, encountering other emerging cultures.
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People adapt to cultures, but that's not proof that climate shapes violence.
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But my parents always encouraged familiarity with those other languages and cultures.
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Because you see different people from different backgrounds, different cultures, every day.
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Here Rakowitz introduces ghosts of different times and cultures to one another.
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Crime rates are much lower, and it's very safe in tight cultures.
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I'm constantly inspired by books, and art, and interesting people, and cultures.
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To celebrate both of their cultures, couple also had a Hindu wedding.
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Chinese culture values the harmonious coexistence between different ethnic groups and cultures.
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Still, it was striking to see the degree of variation across cultures.
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It's a way of literally speaking to both the cultures he's inhabited.
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Now, his channel, BENI, focuses on building empathy and understanding between cultures.
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" Additionally, some cultures "don't have a religious purpose for a big ceremony.
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People within these cultures don't care about the organization as a whole.
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The sexual appeal of the oversized white sock spans cultures and decades.
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The cultures of each are manifested in music through patois and instrumentals.
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Why do you think that butter remains popular across so many cultures?
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I have watched violence take over all the cultures in my life.
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In fact, some ayahuasca-drinking cultures have customs that directly contradict them.
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I think [it's] more pronounced than in a lot of different cultures.
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The blowgun is a simple weapon that dates back to ancient cultures.
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Regardless of their benefits, the best workplaces share cultures built on trust.
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But it also exposed a fundamental challenge of moderating content across cultures.
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Yes, ancient cultures often connected eclipses with fear, dread and bad omens.
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Like all great fandom cultures, the trans Snape community lives on Tumblr.
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Many cultures and religions prescribe the abstinence that was indoctrinated in me.
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By the time Berlin's book ends, the two cultures are nearly inseparable.
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Almost all children in all cultures lie by the age of 7.
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Like all living systems, cultures cannot remain static; they evolve or decline.
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"We have all these cultures that come together in Taos," he said.
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In some cultures, gold is a predominant feature of festivals and celebrations.
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Some cultures — Japan, Iceland — seem more obsessed with tiny spaces than others.
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Bridging musical cultures comes naturally to the trumpeter and composer Ibrahim Maalouf.
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So I grew up learning two musical cultures at the same time.
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Justin Smith, 16, said he and Sarai had been world cultures classmates.
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Each tells of transients who live somewhat apart from their larger cultures.
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Sweden has one of the most progressive layoff cultures in the world.
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Being a mix of cultures myself is precisely what makes me American.
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It is also critical to understand local social expectations in different cultures.
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Regions have traditions and cultures that can have powerful influences on thought.
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Of course, the Foreign Service and military cultures have differences as well.
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All the while, the eggs and cultures are handled under sterilized conditions.
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But Holmes knew that he "really liked building things" — businesses, teams, cultures.
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The respect being shown for both cultures and the love was ❤️.
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I am good at bringing together people from different backgrounds and cultures.
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Costumes, folklore and traditions from different cultures flood me with inspirations, too.
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These animals are important figures to indigenous cultures on the Pacific coast.
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This a period of widespread slavery across many different cultures and societies.
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"It almost seems like there are separate cultures out there," Risdon said.
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Are Americans different than other cultures in terms of biology and tolerance?
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It's cool to see all these links between different cultures and places.
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But that doesn't mean she was isolated from other cultures and perspectives.
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Kids are exposed to virtually all races and cultures as a child.
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Regular school events celebrate and teach about cultures from around the world.
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We enjoyed the process of learning about the art and ancient cultures.
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It lives across time and cultures, and modes of high and low.
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A procession of people lined up — people of many faiths, many cultures.
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They also took the boy twice to Europe to experience other cultures.
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Tastes change with time for many individuals and for entire cultures alike.
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It's a place where people of all cultures and backgrounds are welcome.
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Throughout history, many cultures have seen the sun and moon as partners.
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It's that successful companies have cultures focused on serving their existing customers.
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Or where it doesn't understand all the nuances of different corporate cultures.
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Indeed, they were and are produced by cultures in the present tense.
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What other cultures might not think is kinky is completely taboo here.
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"By exploring and nurturing existing cultures, we'll create and inspire new ones."
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"It's our way to build bridges between our culture and other cultures."
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We're this puritanical society, where so many other cultures just get it.
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In my time in Silicon Valley, I've seen a range of cultures.
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But many cultures use diminutive nicknames that reflect social and familial relationships.
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We all know that driving cultures vary widely from city to city.
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And those unwritten codes do not really translate to other baseball cultures.
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The tournament served as a meeting ground of distant peoples and cultures.
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Communism in any form destroys cultures and every form of economic empowerment.
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The museum is showcasing 116 masterworks from 50 cultures across North America.
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The food is a delicious mix with all the cultures in it.
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And many will raise important and differing views between countries and cultures.
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We want to have respect for religions, for different cultures, for places.
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Different cultures have different political systems, which definitely affects how they respond.
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I am doing cultures, DNA extraction, and transmission assay all at once.
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This time she went to immerse herself in new places and cultures.
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Across cultures, the approach looks different but the result is the same.
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Either way, Diné honed a capacity for adapting aspects of other cultures.
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We do best when we meld our cultures and diversify our workforces.
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People felt that their national cultures were being ripped away from them.
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Social hierarchy is very important in East Asian cultures, particularly in business.
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In multiple East Asian cultures, this has connotations of death and funerals.
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One would think of the exchanges between our cultures across the centuries.
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I'm more interested in involving influences from different cultures into my music.
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Neighbors regularly meet to share food and learn about each other's cultures.
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She generally avoided white blooms, which are considered funereal in many cultures.
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We came from lots of different cultures and lots of different backgrounds.
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The joint monoculture dissolves service cultures and their ability to think strategically.
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It's a message that ignores the cities' joint history, language and cultures.
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Many of the items on Lemonade's menu are inspired by other cultures.
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Tribal leaders decry this as planned ethnocide aimed at eliminating their cultures.
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I love how the ride showcases the various cultures around the world.
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Some cultures have even barred all direct communication with parents-in-law.
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Tempah added that for him, London is a melting pot of cultures.
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Collaborative cultures count, and the absence thereof will send valuable employees scrambling.
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On one level, this had a lot to do with platform cultures.
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Nordic cultures celebrated Yule from December 21st to the start of January.
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Korean, Spanish, English… we brought cultures together & made a trilingual song y'all!
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Too many women and men, across cultures and societies, encounter sexual violence.
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"Is there a danger of our cultures becoming too similar?" he asked.
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He had a real sensitivity to cultures, and he picked up languages.
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Thus Christianity was perceived as preserving local cultures rather than destroying them.
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Marijuana has been used by various cultures across the globe for millenniums.
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"There's an aesthetic where you grab everything from different traditions, different cultures."
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Motoko Rich straddles two cultures as our Japanese-American Tokyo bureau chief.
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I've seen myself within both cultures, and I feel inspiration from both.
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In some ways, Murasaki's Japan was not entirely unlike some Western cultures.
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Baseball and football are more tightly bound by their cultures and history.
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A lot of East Asian cultures originally had two meals a day.
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Cultural Codex would do well to home in on indigenous cultures alone.
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Those are always the things that end up killing these innovative cultures.
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"Saunas exist from northern cultures for a really good reason," she explains.
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The problem is that Isle of Dogs falls into a long history of American art othering or dehumanizing Asians, borrowing their "exotic" cultures and settings while disregarding the people who created those cultures and live in those settings.
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"The findings in Honduras could cast light on important matters that have to do with the development of pre-Hispanic cultures in the area, as well as their relationship with the Mayans and other Mesoamerican cultures," Šprajc said.
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Nowak, Gelfand and Borkowski's paper The Evolutionary Basis of Honour Cultures furthers argues the case, using empirical data, that honor cultures develop as a crucial survival strategy in areas with tough environmental conditions, scarce resources and weak institutions.
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This, Forsyth explains, makes them one of history's "wet cultures," in such good company as the Vikings, as opposed to the "dry cultures," whose mildly buzzed denizens drink in "Continental" style, sipping for hour after hour, but in moderation.
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In the United States, we are a very diverse country with different cultures and knowing that many of these cultures' rich history is not being taught in this day and age is odd and these courses should be offered.
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I knew I wanted to travel the world and learn about different cultures.
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You can even experience both Swiss and French cultures without leaving the hotel.
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But the preferences of participants deviated when their countries and cultures were considered.
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When it comes to immigration in Britain, some cultures assimilate more than others.
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In some cultures, people rub various substances onto their teeth with their fingers.
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And in fact, as cultures get more industrialized, they get more color words.
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Little can be inferred about the role such monuments played in Neolithic cultures.
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The archive crosses cultures and time; this is what is unique about it.
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Each country, and within each country, has distinctive languages, heritages, cultures and histories.
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They've figured out incredible cultures in these companies, but eventually they'll buy ... Yeah.
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Working relationships at risk They evince a bitter distaste for one another's cultures.
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The tour focused on the presentation of cultures and the fictions that persist.
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It's not like Western cultures of strong Judeo-Christian morality; it's more social.
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Fukunaga has spent much of his life moving between cultures and absorbing them.
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I love strolling through unfamiliar aisles or exploring market cultures when I travel.
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She has a new book called "Powerful," which is about building company cultures.
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I'm a little suspicious of the near-constant reverence given to youth cultures.
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So living cultures always require something between (and beyond) these two polar ideals.
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But on what terms should diverse cultures and religions inhabit the common polity?
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To get the better of certain social movements and cultures I don't like.
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"You see this a lot in more kink and BDSM cultures," Kahn says.
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The film also continued the tradition of erasing distinctions between Middle Eastern cultures.
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The existence of such generalized wisdom is a foundational belief in capitalist cultures.
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Beyond that, teaching Arabic has become my way of promoting dialogue between cultures.
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I love how it's always been an amalgamation of cultures around the world.
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The gap between the cultures is even wider, spanning what feels like planets.
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For example, cell cultures currently require an animal product, called fetal bovine serum.
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Costumes based on cultures are not cool and tragic events are never clever.
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I've met a lot of people this year from different cultures and environments.
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Loose cultures can be disorganised and have a suite of self-regulation problems.
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They have different senses of style and belong to different cultures and subcultures.
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It's not just about taking from other cultures, but taking without giving credit.
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If everyone speaks a common tongue, languages will die, taking cultures with them.
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Is it always wrong to use material from other cultures than one's own?
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Examples of people who defy traditional gender conventions exist across cultures and history.
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Companies are no different when it comes to establishing cultures from the top.
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Relaxing/straightening hair is like hair dying it, which many cultures enjoy doing.
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Tsimane music doesn't make use of harmony, unlike the music of Western cultures.
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Ancient cultures blamed wolves, dogs or dragons for trying to eat the sun.
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Germany does not have a long tradition of welcoming people from other cultures.
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Across the board, when people look "normal," everyone helped them in different cultures.
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But tight cultures were much less likely to help people who look different.
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We could see this trade-off of order and openness that cultures have.
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They grew the corrected cultures into sheets, which they sent back to Germany.
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And the unique cultures created within specific chimpanzee communities could be lost forever.
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"We plan to make the best of [a combination of cultures]," he says.
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Houston has one of the most important rap music cultures of all time.
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Andrew Piper is associate professor of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at McGill University.
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An orchestra captured the broader narratives of nations, cultures, modern institutions over time.
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The reason cultures are so stable in time is because people self-select.
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The world, thankfully, is full of many high-performing, highly distinctive corporate cultures.
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All of this has meant new cultures and narratives have received national attention.
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In Korea, like many other East Asian cultures, place great importance on age.
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The show follows Rosenthal as he travels to experience different foods and cultures.
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But in some cultures, it's totally acceptable—even expected—to smile while climaxing.
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Maybe they're some sort of symbol of globalisation and all cultures becoming one?
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When cultures mixed, the British came across as snobby, the Americans as braggarts.
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Radio Motherboard is a weekly podcast about science, technology, and their associated cultures.
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Their diverse backgrounds, cultures, experiences and talent made the unit stronger, more pliable.
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And why's she using that gift to defend ancient relics and foreign cultures?
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In some cultures, it's considered gauche to want to snooze with your dog.
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It's also about mouthwatering food that takes inspiration from a variety of cultures.
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What about it do you think makes it so accessible to different cultures?
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Nor did he think it proper to celebrate the cultures spawned by modernity.
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"There are different cultures across companies in Europe," said Gebelin of Glass Lewis.
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When people get fearful and don't understand cultures, they start coming at them.
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"You see different people from different backgrounds, different cultures, every day," he continued.
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As with all identities our cultures create, there are levels to being black.
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It largely operates without borders, connecting cultures, countries and people on one platform.
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This city is a giant mix of all kinds of cultures and beliefs.
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Instead, it engenders a pattern of thought opposed to other cultures of humanity.
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Subjective work processes and systems are the sources of most toxic company cultures.
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Businesses have been quick to adapt Okinawan food cultures to the modern age.
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Others have sought to dispel the racist theories surrounding Native mound-building cultures.
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Tight cultures are defined by strict rules and social order, tradition, and predictability.
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The two companies had little route and fleet overlap, and vastly different cultures.
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There are cultures which incorporate this philosophy into their traditions and daily lives.
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So she opened up the world to me, with different cultures and languages.
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However, as it unfolds, we witness how American and Chinese work cultures clash.
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There are now two separate American soccer cultures: one white, the other Latino.
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"I'm skeptical of big companies with established cultures coming into health," he said.
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Nor was it just non-Chinese cultures the Communist Party sought to destroy.
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The various agencies have very different cultures; they tend to be fiercely independent.
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Most cultures today, including American, are rooted in a gendered system of values.
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Their images were taken across the world, showcasing various landscapes, cultures, and people.
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Wall Street and the financial services industry are known for male-dominated cultures.
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The cultures were then divided into groups: egalitarian, moderately stratified and highly stratified.
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Her opponents trade on fears of terrorism, violence and a clash of cultures.
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Q. What set of skills does it take to manage people across cultures?
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Please don't tell me about oppressive cultures in which women have no voice.
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It's not that widespread cuckoldry doesn't exist in some cultures, Dr. Larmuseau said.
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Adults can help combat stereotypes by exposing children to different types of cultures.
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Music, skate, and surf cultures are already so entwined with most professional kitchens.
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It is a beer drinking tournament, not a means to offend other cultures.
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In the past, those cultures were transcended—at least temporarily—for the inauguration.
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Not through our indigenous Turtle Island cultures and traditions, but through your own.
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A large part of this problem stems from white ignorance about African cultures.
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Lyrical themes are carefully thought-out references to ancient cultures, folklore and Nietsche.
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Throughout history, civilizations and cultures have used textiles—rugs and blankets—as currency.
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Republican and Democrat often seem more like separate cultures than competing political parties.
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Tight cultures are defined by strict rules and social order, tradition and predictability.
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" Mr. Khosrowshahi said in a statement: "Cultures are not built or rebuilt overnight.
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The key difference is among regional cultures tracing back to the nation's colonization.
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And so we get a chance to share information from various African cultures.
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It's part of survival to go in and out of these different cultures.
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It became part of some of the cultures, but not all of them.
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In various ancient cultures, shamans were considered a link to the spirit world.
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As the Dutchman who wants to be tolerant of other peoples and cultures?
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She and her colleagues conducted interviews with people in 19 non-Western cultures.
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If you look, you'll find the traces of many cultures now lost forever.
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First, the encounter with other cultures led to great flowerings of Jewish thought.
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How two similar cultures have produced two different attitudes to women in leadership.
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Some Arabic cultures attributed these symptoms to encountering a Jinn, a mythological spirit.
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The web is a global platform — its challenges stretch across borders and cultures.
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If you're leaving the US to travel and explore other countries and cultures?
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Haitian and other Caribbean cultures flourish, largely un-Americanized, in nearby Little Haiti.
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What's more, hunting is deeply rooted in the traditions of many rural cultures.
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The city's beauty derives from its cacophony of tastes and cultures, its tolerance.
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"We can give breweries new cultures on a weekly basis," Mr. Mello said.
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Film Club In what ways do people and cultures honor the natural world?
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For the past 40 years, I've researched how people speak differently across cultures.
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He showed the utmost respect for all cultures with no bias or bigotry.
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Sure, it's the same basic heritage, influenced by indigenous ingredients and multiple cultures.
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French legislation requires that fromage blanc have no live cultures, unlike fromage frais.
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Tick points out that most ancient cultures put returning soldiers through purification rituals.
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It was designed for a pre-global era when cultures were strictly siloed.
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Victimage and cruelty towards women appear to be continuous across time and cultures.
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Why did so many cultures settle in or pass through Lecce throughout history?
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"He's like this walking human encyclopedia of food cultures and people," she said.
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Growing up, her connections to these cultures were maintained in her family's kitchen.
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Dunne and her colleagues also hope to study similar vessels from other cultures.
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Symbolically, it represents the merging of disparate food cultures into a delicious whole.
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"I want him to experience other cultures," said Mr. Moseley, who is Jamaican.
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Through Namaste Wahala, both wedding industries fuse, showcasing a celebration between both cultures.
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Increasingly, startups are being judged for their cultures, diversity of staff and more.
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I was astounded by the vast unique cultures and their way of life.
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Adults should know better than to believe that other cultures speak in spells.
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Second, business leaders realize they must develop stronger and more value-driven cultures.
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Kazakhstan is a melting pot of people of different nationalities, faiths and cultures.
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Over time, familiarity among the area's different cultures began to build, residents said.
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So they began making starter cultures from bacteria in their own milk supply.
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In contrast, cultures that value only compassion go off course in another way.
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"These are oral cultures — there isn't a literary record," Ms. Mutu points out.
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There is no clash of cultures that can't be mitigated through pure sentimentality.
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"What fractured these indigenous cultures is the encounter with the colonizers," she said.
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Many cultures throughout history have used fasting as a tool to improve health.
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These three cultures comprise most of the population of Ajo -- and always have.
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You learn about other people's cultures and that other people do things differently.
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Some traditional cultures, however, cook parts of the prickly pear cactus into nopales.
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I want to be in touch and curious about people, politics, cultures, countries.
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They weren't that different from insect eaters among other cultures on other continents.
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These were deeply pluralistic thanks to the different vernacular cultures that practiced them.
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Compare the skateboard cultures in California, the sport's "ancestral homeland," to New York?
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I want to be in touch and curious about people, politics, cultures, countries.
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I've even read up on both cultures, they're fascinating; there's really no excuse.
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Echoes of the matriarchal cultures that dominated prehistory lurk in our collective unconscious.
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However, it would be naïve to believe our cultures haven&apost shaped us.
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"We live among different religions, ethnicities and cultures," she said in an interview.
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You should want to be connected to other cultures in your own country.
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Diversity not just across gender but across cultures similarly improves a company's performance.
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And the earlier people are exposed to diverse cultures, the better, he said.
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It has allowed me to identify myself better with other cultures and people.
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I can enjoy literature and current events -- news, periodicals, television -- from many cultures.
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"I'm against all religions, but I'm open to other cultures," one said softly.
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Members of the group say they have enjoyed immersion in their families' cultures.
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This growth and diversity exposes individuals to different workplace cultures and supervisory styles.
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Of course, other countries and other cultures have, or had, a treasured flower.
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Lomas says Eastern cultures, in particular, have a wealth of richly ambivalent words.
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Are there things you do to expose your three children to new cultures?
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"It can be difficult to adopt the wisdom of other cultures," she writes.
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They acknowledge that ideas about masculinity vary across cultures, age groups and ethnicities.
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The subject is the disempowerment of women, especially in Indian and Arab cultures.
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You basically had two cultures going on: Pan Am, very worldly, sophisticated, international.
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How have the Russian government and the Russian Orthodox Church transformed their cultures?
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More than a hundred distinct languages and cultures have created fissures throughout Myanmar.
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Thailand and China have similar cultures and customs so it's an easy adjustment.
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"They acquired all these companies but now they have different cultures," Joshi said.
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"There's lots of different practices handed down by different cultures," Pavlova told Vox.
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"There is a lot of toxic masculine behavior in nerd cultures," Bridges said.
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The concept of plagiarism as we understand it didn't exist in ancient cultures.
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Where did your passion for travel and learning about other cultures come from?
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He did not dispute the official Mexican myth, carved in a monument in the Square of the Three Cultures in the heart of Mexico City, that the conquest was "the meeting of two cultures" that produced a third, mestizo one.
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But in large part, martial arts and the Asian (Chinese and Japanese) cultures they come from are seen as separate entities — and while martial arts are often celebrated in movies and music, the cultures that originated martial arts are not.
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The gold hoop earring has been a powerful symbol in numerous cultures throughout history.
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Thousands of athletes have traveled to Rio to represent their respective countries and cultures.
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Pork has occupied an increasingly antagonistic space in an ongoing global clash of cultures.
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He also had to intregrate auto brands that spanned continents and entirely different cultures.
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Anthony Bourdain traveled the world, bringing into American homes cuisine and cultures otherwise undiscovered.
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You couldn't have had two more diametrically opposed cultures, the Encarta people and Bungie.
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That's universal across human cultures, stretching far back to the beginning of time. Yes!
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Building one that thrives across multiple geographical locations, languages and cultures is even harder.
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It involves identifying what some traditional cultures may call a totem or spirit animal.
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Cumberbatch plays surgeon Stephen Strange, who harnesses mystical magic powers drawn from Eastern cultures.
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In other cultures, old people are esteemed and valued, and you see them around.
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"It was more important to incorporate our traditions and cultures than religion," he added.
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The goal was to know more about different cultures and to honor each nation.
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Its embrace of foreign cultures working together found a sweet spot with Tony voters.
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"Different cultures assign different kinds of meaning to the world around them," Hamacher said.
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"You won't find that separation between body and emotion in native cultures," Fotiou says.
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Privacy is unique to cultures and individuals and, exactly for this reason, it matters.
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"We really work well together here, two cultures integrated into one city," Bradham said.
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It retains elements from Persian and Arabic cultures such as ghazal, a poetic form.
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There are grandmothers and mothers, young and old custodians of quickly disappearing food cultures.
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Executives don't construct such cultures because this helps them to win — it clearly doesn't.
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I think in some cultures and in some Pakistani families, that is the case.
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Accidents: Egregious accidents can focus needed attention on companies with unsafe cultures or practices.
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Perhaps, for instance, exposure to other cultures will make you a more empathetic manager.
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Different religions, cultures, and dialects can make it hard to see eye-to-eye.
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It's immersive, with a deep history loaded down with a range of vibrant cultures.
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This felt like a clash of cultures as much as a clash of bodies.
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From Ghana to South Africa, new brands are inspired by the continent's varied cultures.
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How do you imagine industries navigate that problem when cultures don't look the same?
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Transgender people can be found in the histories of most cultures over the centuries.
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Watching those cultures collide is part of the fun of Tesla, for my money.
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He wants her to be fluent in both cultures (and to understand their differences).
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In different cultures, the male "quest for dominance" may play out in different ways.
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My vision is to give the audience insight into these obscure customs and cultures.
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I'm all about being able to mix all my different styles with different cultures.
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Those bare feet, said theorists, who noted some cultures bury their dead without shoes.
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All reflect a belief that there is a hierarchy of races, cultures, and faiths.
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Whatever the explanation, in cultures around the world fireflies elicit a nearly mystical reverence.
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It's possible to cast charts for entire generations, entire cultures and nations, she explains.
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Previous trips abroad included Japan and Mexico, both of which have robust baseball cultures.
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Seeing arbiters of culture and beauty deem non-dominant cultures as beautiful is essential.
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It's island, it's Black, it's a part of cultures that exist in this world.
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They showcase the best of both their cultures throughout wedding in several different ways.
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"Marriage is the most sacred part of our culture, many cultures actually," he said.
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For chrissake, the stuff is classically associated with birth and purity in countless cultures.
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They tend to be less open to other cultures and less open to immigrants.
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The AR comic is a first for both the comic and hip-hop cultures.
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There are so many different cultures out there but it's all about mutual respect.
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To extend the results, they said, children in other cultures need to be studied.
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Several of the participants cited travel as a way to address divides between cultures.
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Dressing has long been a critical lens for identifying differences across and within cultures.
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Three thousand years ago, the Assyrian empire brought many cultures together under one ruler.
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But cultures are hard to change, and so far the uptake has been low.
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Gorgeous, albeit skewed, depictions of "other" cultures meant to justify colonialism with their backwardness.
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People in all different cultures have been made to feel ashamed about their periods.
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That's why in some cultures apologizers literally make themselves look smaller by bowing deeply.
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We set up a table, share it with people, and talk about our cultures.
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"In some cultures, especially among males, it's not common to acknowledge sadness," he says.
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As a result, the day has held huge significance for many cultures and peoples.
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The everyday use of eyeliner in Western cultures did not begin until the 1920s.
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Lately Drake has been throwing in a ton of different cultures into his work.
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They're only processing necessary data and developing privacy-aware corporate cultures and organizational structures.
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Bezos noted the enduring nature of corporate cultures in his annual letter to shareholders.
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There are remnants of indigenous cultures of course, in the form of buried midden.
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Do take the opportunity to learn about the cultures—before you get there. 5.
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For years, we had a wonderful exchange between cultures and generations—that all disappeared.
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So in these cultures young people don't feel the need to discard the past.
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We must also be cautious in blaming only certain cultures for importing child marriage.
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This is almost certainly true of adults as well—and perhaps of whole cultures.
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What role do you think literature can play in teaching cultures about each other?
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Historically speaking, the Protestant Reformation bore out these tensions between visual and textual cultures.
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Throughout human history many cultures have looked to astrological events to explain life's mysteries.
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Challenges include consolidation, clashing corporate cultures and government and regulatory approval, among other issues.
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He borrows from different cultures so freely that it is folly to categorize him.
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Does the introduction of modern materialist cultures into indigenous communities inevitably destroy their essence?
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" He went on, "In the past, geography created discretionary boundaries between nations and cultures.
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It is building a wall between American citizens of all faiths, colors and cultures.
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Cultures, like caterpillars, crawl forward in contradictions, drawing back and then suddenly springing forward.
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And yet the three of them straddled two cultures as uneasily as the Otomi.
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By contrast, in high-context cultures, as in Asia, people may communicate more subtly.
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The calligraphers also specialize in personalizing fonts and symbols for certain cultures and guests.
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"Elite" also shows how classism, racism, xenophobia, and homophobia are present in all cultures.
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But as a (pro-Trump) friend wrote me the other day, 'presidents empower cultures.
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People typically identify more closely with places and cultures that are familiar to them.
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The mission, cultures and types of personalities involved in each organization are fundamentally different.
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The forest is home to ancestral communities with rich cultures and 300 different languages.
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