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How to use culture in a sentence

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Why hasn't the music ingrained itself in African-American culture like jazz or funk has?
The parents felt that they were too Americanized to see the advantage of our culture now, but would realize when they grew up.
On both sides of the Atlantic each culture is in rapid decline and his first priority was to ensure he had recordings of each form of worship.
After graduating from Paris, Burman returned to India to renew his acquaintance with the tradition of the art and the culture of his native land.
Communes, cults and self-created cultures are often perceived by the larger culture around them as crazy and even dangerous.
Soaking in the sun amidst the abundant culture around, I sat back on a bench, smugly pleased with myself.
This makes the distinction between teen culture and biological growth even more necessary.
But she concludes that despite a series of reforms, its culture remains weighted in favour of doctors.
Third, many people in the younger generation, under age 30 or so, are reacting against the culture of divorce.
But the beauty of the scenery and the charm of Thai culture are unlikely to hold any attractions for them now.
This represented a major shift in the literacy culture of the kindergarten teachers at this school.
Wednesday is the day I have three hours teaching in a row, and my writing and culture students, being last, get the worst of it.
It's just a pity there doesn't really seem to be any proper youth culture these days.
We're just parroting and lampooning pop culture and current events because there's so much stuff that we were force-fed when we grew up.
As a softheaded liberal, I even like the idea that our competitive culture has a built-in consolation prize.
Cells were seeded onto six-well culture plates and allowed to grow to form confluent monolayers.
Isn't the value of a society best judged by the culture it produces and consumes?
But effective culture is not just about rock and roll, clanging cowbells, and dancing chickens.
A true lover of art, culture and literature, he has proved himself to be a perfect choice as the Trust's chairman.
It augurs a far more democratic vision than a culture of achievement that recognizes only talent.
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It's easy to dismiss the jingoists, the English-only paranoiacs, the self-appointed culture police.
Young people are attracted to drugs and the drug culture because of the fun and the thrills.
The ability to adapt organisational culture to suit individual needs takes many shapes and forms.
Suo's movie was, beyond sweet entertainment, a subtle look at Japanese work culture and the repression of desire.
Our culture is saturated with stereotypical expectations for both girls and boys.
Kim also notes that analyzing one's own culture is essential to intercultural competence.
Therefore, culture was for them, too distant a mirage, too transcendent an idea, beyond their comprehension and farthest from their grasp.
Even worse than simply not knowing one's own culture is, to use a Kikuyu proverb, when one does not know that one does not know.
That affected not only the racial mix of the country but went on to having wider repercussions on the culture of the country.
The Great Hall is a place to relax and put your feet up, not to feel that your culture is inferior to another.
He also established the theory of yin and yang, which became the foundation of Chinese culture and philosophy.
The period also induced a severe, decades-long drought that may have brought on the demise of the Anasazi culture of North America.
Much of the introductory chapter consists of broad generalizations about Indians, culture areas, reservations, and allotment.
The microscope first focuses on an internal reference point within the tissue culture plate containing the cells.
They identified more with black and Latino American culture than white American culture.
What was the exact place of ancient cuneiform culture in Uruk, and in Babylonia more generally, during the Hellenistic and Parthian periods?
Our culture has aestheticized politics as well as war, and aestheticization now also threatens the art of architecture.
We need to create a culture of tolerance and forgiveness and join hands together as one nation.
And yet, how unexpected, how unpredictable, that portrait of the rebel against the all-in performance culture seems when we look at it now.
Valentine's Day sanctions gestures and words of affection in a culture otherwise characterized by public and private reserve.
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There are those who insist that low culture will always drive out high culture.
Democratic culture is far richer and more diverse, Stout argues, than the terms of Rawls's etiolated rationalism can capture.
Enjoy a guided museum tour and walk through the Nature Reserve learning about Aboriginal culture from the traditional owners.
In our western culture we can date the development of martial arts such as archery and wrestling to ancient Greece.
However, American cities of the nineteenth century were seen as bastions of culture and refinement.
How are the global and the local elements of hip-hop culture balanced in their songs?
Most techno performers find the requisites of rock band culture inappropriate to their needs.
Many are having great difficulties keeping their dignity in a culture where redundancy is still equated with incompetence and laziness.
The report stated that urine culture was negative but confirmed the presence of normal red cells.
He's a wise sage, a joker, a politico, an eccentric artist, a culture buff and a visionary rolled into one.
He builds his argument carefully and convincingly for intercultural literacy, pointing out that no culture exists in isolation.
It is rich in culture and scenery and could teach us Irish a thing or two about how we care for our environment.
Homogenous global culture may be increasingly unpopular, but such cynical glocalization has its own dangers.
The problem with wingnuts in popular culture is that they can't seem to attract real creative talent.
She also investigates the avant-garde's motives in embracing black culture and proffers reasons and meanings for its interest.
The reason for the total collapse of this highly developed culture is unknown.
I rather suspect that this is yet another example of our British culture being permeated by transatlantic influences.
Other scholars of Philippine culture have also recognized the need to study songs and poetry as repositories of history.
Both active and latent enzyme forms were present in all the culture fluids.
She does idealize the island, at times, particularly as her characters try to replicate island culture within their mainland barrios.
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New ways of thinking about self and nature and self and culture emerge with others who experience similar strong feelings of interconnectedness.
Each party complies with keeping with its own by-laws that are based on the political culture of its cadre and activists.
A lot of our culture was lost because of education and religion that came in, banning the culture of the Aleut people.
Mike Russell, culture spokesman for the SNP, said local councils issuing their own film certificates would set a dangerous precedent.
If something similar happened in an inner city school there would be an outcry about lawless youngsters embracing a culture of violence.
The breakthrough of punk internationally put rock music and popular culture back in the hands of fans and amateurs.
Be sure to refrigerate the starter culture in a clean, air-tight container.
Direct inoculation of culture plates at the bedside is the most efficient means of isolating shigella from the dysentery patients.
The crops most suited to water culture include lettuce and some herbs as watercress and mint.
Anyone with kids knows what a big influence the culture is on our kids and our future.
How is it that we are dominated by an alien culture and religion, and even alter our laws to accommodate the practices of others?
Black nationalism was centered on blackness and saw no value in white culture and religion.
We often felt, then, a profound sense of alienation from American culture and political life.
Central to Welsh culture is the centuries-old folk tradition of poetry and music which has helped keep the Welsh language alive.
Although the site may have been different, all in all, the annual celebration of this culture was a success.
Popular culture immortalized the anonymity of that great American identity frontier, the West.
For the past 25 years he has been documenting the immigrant experience in Canada, working class culture and the labour movement.
This year the Scottish Executive appointed him captain of culture to teach the public some aesthetic appreciation.
And what of the addiction to the massive cash injection into our local economy that our club culture has engendered?
Here the culture secretary defends her record, and shadow arts minister Hugo Swire and senior British archaeologists present an alternative view.
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Of course, I flew from London to Istanbul, so it was a sudden jump from one culture to another, rather than a gradual shift.
It's mindful of a changing set of values, and it's also not setting culture standards.
Refrigerated melon was culture negative at 24 hours while the numbers of Salmonella ssp. doubled in refrigerated beef.
This connection to both local and global urban realities has generated a range of critical responses from culture brokers and art writers.
The traditionalistic political culture looks to the past, of strong social and family bonds.
In a culture where relationships outside wedlock are frowned upon, many women are living lives of lonely misery, she said.
He said among the endangered cultures were the Tsonga culture of Tamba initiation, the Dry Stone Settlement and the Khoisan culture.
It is extremely difficult to identify a specific genera of mushrooms by using standard culture plate techniques.
The reincorporation of the South into mainstream American culture is making us a bit more Southern.
The natural body, the body as nature, and the nature of the body are three touchy topics in the realm of culture studies.
The sanctity of human life is the closest thing our culture has to a basic value.
Ultimately, however, it makes for a refreshingly realistic perspective, unlike the phony, manufactured pop culture movies we are deluged with.
The merchants and printers, Bridenbaugh asserts, were primarily responsible for the intercolonial culture he discovers.
Our culture has become distinctly sexualised over the past 20 years, and subjects that were once taboo are now openly discussed.
But Greek monasticism was not eclipsed until the thirteenth century, when Latin culture finally prevailed in southern Italy.
When it came time to bake bread, a cup of this live culture would be added to the dough to provide the yeast needed to leaven the bread.
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting the best of both worlds where culture is concerned.
The old argument that culture represents the nation no longer washes with millennial politicians who were raised on rock music and shlock movies.
Shock, them, disturb them, draw their attention away from the popular culture of youth and joy.
The Shakers influenced American religion and culture to a degree beyond their numbers.
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A septic screen including culture of urine and blood was negative and a chest x ray film was normal.
The city has always been a hot spot for youth culture and dance music, safely tucked away from the fickle world of London tastemakers.
Light, witty, candid, and personal, this documentary teaches us more about Korean culture than just kimchi.
It just goes to show that the whole protest culture is fundamentally flawed.
The three introductory readings come out of the rich anthropological literature on culture and cultural relativism.
Indeed, the intensity of belonging to a culture of extremity is repeatedly amplified through the media.
The founding principle of human culture in general is exchange, transforming hostility into reciprocity.
The Bakongo are a blend of peoples who assimilated the Kongo culture and language over time.
One thing that drives me nuts about that culture is the way they favour males.
James's receptivity to popular culture is sometimes invoked as proof of his far-flung intellect.
What someone from one culture is thinking may not be fully sayable in the language of another culture.
Hardwicke says she thoroughly enjoyed recreating the look and feel of the '70s, when skate culture was coming into its own.
The earlier film culture manifested a proximity to the avant-garde, the rebel.
It is a humanist vision that in every culture people can attain freedom and enable all to achieve their potential in their own chosen way.
The sangha came into being in 1975 and has been organising many programmes that have kept Kannada culture alive on the islands.
The Italian city of marble and water is a magnet for art-lovers, but culture is not the only attraction.
Recently, it launched a monthly section called Tempo that niftily reports on Hispanic culture in the city.
It has been the land of mighty empires, a powerful trading nation rich in culture and civilisation.
But because of its success combined with its repugnance, spam is changing the very culture of the Internet with sorry results.
You could even argue that Europeans demonstrate better taste in American culture than Americans do.
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I'm curious to know what others think about the current pop culture depiction of human machines.
Outside representationalism, what we are dealing with could not be culture as such.
This is isn't helped by the fact that lad culture deems feminists as mad, butch man haters with hairy armpits!
The standard procedure for this assay was to remove the cell culture medium and add fresh media containing the MTS tetrazolium reagent.
He feels Zambian music should reflect the history, traditions and culture of the Zambian people.
The appointment of a minister to embrace tourism alongside culture and sport is quite enough.
Massaquoit's special knowledge of Indian culture and local woodcraft are crucial to solving the three mysteries.
This place was a vacation from the discriminating world, a place where culture and refinement took a step down to allow raw emotion to pass.
How the people of a particular country put up with queuing is, I think, a sign of our developed our culture is.
It's such an alien culture to our own in so many ways that I find it incredibly fascinating.
In terms of being at the forefront of gaming culture and, quite possibly, pop culture as a whole, it is.
The reformation of our political culture should begin with self-reform within the media.
One of the most common ways psychologists conceptualize culture is by discussing societies in terms of individualism and collectivism.
In Urban India today, it has become a symbol of culture and refinement to talk about and to support environmental causes.
The work ethic culture has resulted in men working longer hours than in any other European country.
We can learn a great deal about the moral level of the reigning intellectual culture of the West by observing the reaction to this demand.
Sanghol, is a multi-period site with evidence of late Harappan Bara culture and Sunga, Kushan, Gupta and Medieval periods.
Our culture forces serious music to function solely as entertainment or not at all.
She was also very interested in Asian art and culture and enjoyed kung fu and painting with a strong Asian influence.
The androgyny of today, where everything is unisex and uniform, destroys culture by divorcing it from the reality of human existence.
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He intersperses such glimpses into contemporary Kuna life and culture with excerpts about what happened to Lionel Wafer.
Almost every day evidence emerges in the courts of the lethal culture of knives and other sharp weapons that is infecting Britain.
He anticipates a degree of culture shock and sees such a jolt as an opportunity for exchange of ideas.
When the University of Wales at Aberystwyth was established, its links with European culture were initially emphasized rather than its Welshness.
Despite our predilection for the world's wild places, Sara and I also enjoy a little culture now and again.
The writer talked about her struggles to publicly affirm spiritual values in a culture that is deeply cynical.
It was among the Vikings, however, that wild and woolly culture of the North Atlantic, that mead really came into its own.
The culture of the Smith business matters to the Smiths and the Jones' culture matters to the Joneses.
It is a sophisticated political response to a techno-scientific culture he viewed as primitive, destructive, benighted.
Not surprisingly it has become the centre piece of a whole branch of Karakalpak culture and folk lore.
The culture appears to be undergoing some kind of revival among those who like to express their individuality by dressing alike.
The soap videos provide both a glimpse of popular British culture and useful exposure to regional accents and idioms.
Naturally, when making such decisions, one's own culture and pre-conditioned opinions and judgments are strong influences.
There is still embedded in Irish culture a deep respect and genuine affection for the Pope and the office of the Papacy.
But as he explains, it is this hardship that provides a key to understanding the spirit and culture of these tribes.
Once upon a time there was a petty bourgeois intellectual born into the dying culture of a declining empire.
In his writing and frequent lectures, Jackson explores the intersection of science and society, agronomy and ecology, culture and politics.
It tells the stories of three families of different culture in the same borough of London and is an exuberant read.
Such immersion into another culture and language is necessary if one is authentically to perform the dances of that culture.
A glimpse of the rural lifestyle and a peep into the culture of various ethnic groups.
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But a culture that is consciously bent on rejecting moral norms is on a collision course with profound evil.
How many of us really know the culture and traditions of the Memons, Khojas, Cheliyas or the Moplahs?
The accident comes at a time when local authorities are trying to tackle the claims culture fed by falls and stumbles.
Hunting and tournaments, at least for some nobles, began to give way to a lively interest in culture and education.
They took it on themselves to define the distinction between high and popular culture and then police its boundaries.
As an admirer of Indian culture and music, he has been deeply influenced by Indian philosophy and religion.
There is a shallowness to the culture there that can make you question the authenticity of anything coming out of the place.
As an important element of the Adyghe culture the harmonica interacts with other components of culture.
These days, the divide between high culture and low culture seems to be disappearing.
Maybe it's foolish to look at it as anything other than a triumph of low culture and cheap thrills.
Those blockages are causes and consequences of a political culture that's oriented toward death.
He was a popular culture junkie and spent a lot of time in high school watching old movies on television.
With my fabulous culture junkie friends Peter and Jaq, we went to the movies last night.
The living dead in pop culture are no doubt inspired by the great voodoo zombie legend of Haiti in the heart of the Caribbean.
From this standpoint, rural people and their culture represent a negation of everything that is wholesome and pure about nature.
The prolific print publisher aimed his product at a broad public, and understood that Dutch culture was complex.
Should I not be so frightened, or am I completely justified in wanting out of a culture of video games?
Nanda Devi is the patron Goddess of Gharwal and Kumaon and has been a towering influence on the culture of these twin mountain regions.
And yet that same culture would flatter us into believing we are a nation of mavericks and rebels.
The museum's approach to Ancient Egyptian culture attempts to cover all bases, but falls short of doing this.
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In this fashion, the whole of our belief system and our culture is laid bare and destroyed.
Scotland isn't just tartan fun and highland jinks, it's urban youth culture as well.
Not the latest book in the early readers series, but another example of the mysterious culture of local television comedy.
Our society has become less cruelly conservative, our politics less atavistically nationalistic, and our culture less turgidly insular.
None could speak English, only Yiddish, and they never tried to learn the language, absorb the local culture or integrate with their hosts.
Systems like yoga and various forms of tantra took this search for altered states of consciousness to heights no other culture ever attained.
They become artifacts not only of culture but of time, and as such acquire a timeless, ageless quality that can elude even the best color films.
I was one of two writers invited by the commission on culture and sport to help an ad hoc committee put into words a new code of practice.
During this period the gap between most forms of high culture and popular culture remained wide.
This minority group has long been coded in U.S. popular culture as a threat, a people who keep their motives and means well hidden.
White American popular culture drew heavily on African-American song and dance, a trend that has continued to this day.
We desperately need a culture that values teamwork at all grades in the profession.
To them, he became a trampler of the rule of law, an embodiment of every reactionary set-piece American political culture has ever produced.
The intimate relationship between oral, literate, and indeed visual culture is worth recalling.
Hip culture has embraced this linguistic byplay wholeheartedly, often to the dismay of those who can't quite figure it out.
Even by the low standards of his party, he has underperformed at reaching millennials in the thriving culture where they live.
Popular culture has enjoyed a renaissance, and artists struggle to support themselves.
While the influence of Fela's music has been pin-pointed, his spiritualism and contemporary take on Yoruba culture was extraordinary.
In fact, a real network culture developed only in the 1840s and this is studied by Caron in the second part of his book.
To understand Northtown in the '80s is to understand Minnesota suburban youth culture in those days.
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It is only through the cadre that socialist politics and culture can be brought into the working class.
The south coast of the Ukraine, including Crimea, was a developed centre of grape culture in ancient times.
In a culture that measures everything in terms of size, success, and influence, we have to say no to these worldly values as well.
Sister Bliss's big beats aren't really the soundtrack to youth culture anymore though, rather a nostalgic reminder of pills, parties and puberty.
Their internal structures and culture may militate against economic success, but the consequences rebound on us.
An affinity with Britain's emerging youth culture is already apparent in his debut feature It's Trad, Dad!
A politics of culture will create a space for artistic, cultural, and educational producers to reengage with the world.
The French worried about the Americanization of their culture and the disappearance of peasant society.
I guess I worry about talking about youth culture generally, because I think it's such a small slice of youth culture.
Dr Jarvis says that perhaps we need to call time on the culture of wine o'clock.
Her written oeuvre ranges from satirical takes on pop culture and tongue-in-cheek musings on being a stepmother.
It seems at this point that dysfunction and defeatism are institutionally baked into the culture of the team.
It is right that the culture and environment should be so respected.
That hardly any believers approach aesthetic taste in this way is in no small part the reason we are flailing about today in a culture of ugliness and death.
Popular culture exerts massive levels of negative energy, especially on young people, which overwhelms the minuscule attempts by the aerospace and high-tech industries.
The bar culture changed in the 1970s and the macho gay clone emerged.
In the exhibition on Wednesday, November 24, the group aim to give those living in Sligo town and county a taste of German food, culture and history.
Cultivars must be vegetatively propagated using plant tissue culture and this is a time-consuming and costly process requiring large tracts of experimental fields.
Yes, the problem for a sober-eyed culture warrior like you is that this French snow job seems to be winning over America.
But the business climate and consumer culture of China made things difficult for companies like Google and eBay.
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The Arabic component of our Mexican culture also merits re-examination.
The culture of promotion through seniority kills creativity and effectiveness.
Yet in the Highlands where the Minangkabau culture remains strongest, change seems further off.
It was the first annual day of the Daffodils Playschool a few days ago, and the tiny tots treated the audience to the colourful culture of India and those of distant lands.
What you should want to create is a culture or community that immediately does not tolerate bigotry, harassment, and abuse.
In a culture driven by youth, beauty and vitality, illness doesn't have to be terminal to be the kiss of death to a flourishing career, or an Oscar nomination.
By the mid-sixteenth century cacao had acquired status as an elite beverage in New Spain, and a material culture and vocabulary had been developed or acquired to accompany it.
Will books continue to be our main repository of culture and history, or will they vanish with developing technologies, replaced by virtual pages?
Bringing a little taste of culture from the Land of the Rising Sun, the Japanese Cultural Centre in New Delhi is celebrating the festive season with a difference.
The original democracy, in ancient Athens, was built around a culture of performance, in political life as in the theatre, the law court, the gymnasium and the symposium.
Sadly, modern TV executives are more worried about holding zapping audiences and ratings figures than about television as an arts and culture source.
A lot of immigrants finish up replicating the culture they came from.
It reminds me a little bit of the Welsh side of my family who a generation back refused to learn Welsh or take Welsh culture seriously, and are now recanting.
And the New Swindon Company the organisation charged with kick-starting the renaissance of Swindon town centre has said a change of culture must start now.
Luckily, there has been renewed interest in and appreciation of traditional Sard culture and artisanship, which were repressed for so many centuries.
Now then, kiddiewinks, a column about culture brought about by a collision of towering genius, modern technology, and a product of the modern education system.
Perhaps, there is no component of tourism that can benefit more Zambians than culture tourism since this could lead to tourists visiting every corner of the country.
Roberta Brinton, at the University of Southern California, has succeeded in growing neurons in a cell culture on electronic chips that can intercommunicate.
This represents only one of the aspects of the ecclesiastical monopoly over written culture and Latin, the only language that could be used for writing.
Western culture is assaulting them, not militarily, but culturally.
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The actor's immorality is not lasciviousness, as Puritans and neo-Confucians believed, but the vanity culture that makes all pursuits vain, extrinsic, and spectacular.
Haitian language and culture are preserved at home, which makes it possible for Haitian immigrants to separate themselves from the Afro-American culture around them.
Once the town and surrounding villages had been cleansed of non-Catholics, non-Catholic sacral sites and other areas associated with Serb or Ottoman culture were destroyed.
We, meanwhile, struggle to din some culture into our own young people whose aspirations have been hijacked by the consumerism of big corporations.
As French culture has seeped out of its food, American culture has crept in.
But some do wonder if popular culture has desensitized people to the very real consequences of violence.
The book was timely, arriving at a time when youth culture was just kicking off in Britain, and linked nicely with the existentialist thought slowly filtering in from France.
Will it be a few months while the culture industry regroups its forces and rejiggers its ideas for new ways of exploiting a public hungrier than ever for comforting fantasies?
In the classroom, Malagasy replaced French as the language of instruction and lessons focused on Malagasy, rather than French, culture and history.
Starter, developed using a mother culture from the lab, is added to the pasteurized milk inline on its way to the cheese vats, where rennet is added.
Extra armed police patrols are to take to the streets of a Yorkshire city in a bid to thwart an escalating gun culture sparked by the arrival of drug-dealing Jamaican Yardies.
Perhaps the blanket good taste that runs rife through British culture doesn't allow us enough of a chance to engage with our own inner tastelessness.
The aim was to celebrate Afrikaans culture, but also to show how this culture had now declared itself to be open, and free to assimilate other cultural influences.
Rather than dismissing their culture and beliefs as rustic and backwards, she seeks to engage with them and understand their form, origin and nature.
They resented the invasion of their town and spoke contemptuously of the culture vultures who winged in from London, jumping the taxi queues and packing out restaurants.
Only by reacquainting workers, intellectuals and young people with a socialist perspective and culture can a new political road forward be charted.
From the very beginning this new youth culture crossed national borders.
A glossary of Malagasy terms and the bibliography at the end of the book are a gold mine for anyone wishing to learn more about the material culture of Madagascar.
I want to talk about the importance of values and culture in public life.
Do you think madden made a genuine contribution to the culture of the period with his nightclubs?
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They are up to speed in this enlightened world in praising the dramatisation of the sub culture with the abundance of obscenity and foul language.
Stanley Crouch's culture pieces have appeared in Harper's, The New York Times, Vogue, downbeat, the New Yorker, and more.
The experiment aims at promoting a culture of peace among the youth.
Epothilones, macrocyclic lactones from culture filtrates of the myxobacterium Sorangium cellulosum, are known as taxol-like microtubular drugs in human medicine.
You can get fun introductions to Japanese culture at two major festivals, with demonstrations of everything from classic dance to aikido martial arts.
European culture and values indelibly shaped the urban and rural landscapes, particularly in terms of the use of space, and the structure and practice of government.
A creeping sense develops that Judy fled not just a stifling culture but a genuine existential threat.
But those years slipped into laddishness, embracing only one kind of Manchester, and we ended-up with a culture that glorified thugs, drugs, and thieving.
Steeped in the traditional values and rural culture of the West of Ireland, they were happy and content away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
The MAP process has its own connotations in Georgian culture as a kind of merit badge of Western acceptance.
I am personally guilty of thinking that the culture war can be at least partially won on style points.
In the respectable guise of religious liberty, the zombie-like culture war soldiers on.
I have never met a lost soul saved by the culture war battles that are fought in Washington.
We smart people in the big cities all agree that the right has lost the culture war.
Those are Western terms, laden with connotations of culture and medicalization.
The public has had the pleasure of an unprecedented and still unfolding expose on the inner workings of a public service operating in a culture of fear.
The chief goal of the traditionalistic political culture is the maintenance of the status quo, with political power concentrated in the hands of established elites.
In Samoan culture a similar concept is referred to as masiasi.
Those who wouldn't be seen dead at a concert might gain an acceptance and even appreciation for the style and art of the music, culture and dedicated individuals.
The culture of corruption is allergic to peace and human rights.
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She explains that American women are fortunate because our culture values the family and lays responsibilities on men so women can safely have children.
Pamplona is a vibrant modern city that takes care to preserve the traditions of Navarre culture and cuisine.
When did you start getting attention from guys, and was that a sort of a culture shock for you?
I would agree that there is such a culture in the parachute regiment.
Argentina also had a policy of encouraging settlers and descendants of Welsh emigrants to Patagonia continue to keep alive Welsh culture there to this day.
With a luxury hotel offering stunning views over the beautiful city and plenty of culture to soak up, a Paris babymoon could be just what the doctor ordered.
What follows is culture shock, heartache, romance, rejection and even a Richard Gere-inspired twist.
And the Bangladeshi channels now have to be helped by all quarters to provide more entertaining programs, which represent Bengali culture and uphold our interest.
The Shamuratovs' House-museum represents the Karakalpak culture of the period when common working people and public masses were involved in creating their culture.
The culture of the new upper class carries with it an unmistakable whiff of a 'we're better than the rabble' mentality.
The dominant white culture is killing us slowly with its ignorance.
This entails being more the culture vulture, exposing yourself to unique influences.
And somewhere along the way, all that folk culture has died.
A school shooting in north Moscow had politicians quickly blaming American culture as a corrupting influence on Russian youth.
Not only has the idea of schooling spread across the globe but, argue world culture theorists, schooling all over the world takes the same general form.
But, for a historian, he seems incredibly obtuse about the process of historical change, particularly the way each culture adapts ideas to suit its own purposes.
The imperative of thinness in our culture is not based on science, and it causes a lot of pain.
During the 1990s, Liverpool's biggest contribution to mainstream rock culture involved dispatching platoons of terrifying feral scallies to mug people at Glastonbury.
This manipulation was initially restricted to embryo culture and nodal micropropagation, but it has recently been extended to somatic embryogenesis.
It is also true that more people will always be attracted to the passive, easy nature of lowbrow culture than those who will take the time to decipher high culture.

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