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Diverse cultures should complement and enhance one another.
Tolerance, stability, and prosperity are nurtured only when communities and cultures communicate and respect one another.
Likewise, because the presence of many cultures creates avenues of connection with other countries, it helps to broaden Americans’ attitudes and views of the world in an era of globalization.
Indeed, we should not forget the infinite spiritual and recreational benefits that the natural world provides to people and cultures everywhere.
These two great academic cultures also prefer to study humanity without having to mingle with flesh-and-blood human beings.
Today, rabies vaccines are grown in a lab using cell cultures.
In his recent speech before the US Congress, Macron called for a “new breed of multilateralism … effective, accountable and results-oriented,” a multilateralism that “will allow our cultures and identities to be respected, to be protected, and to flourish freely together.”
Cells in laboratory cultures that are resistant to chemotherapies typically lose their resistance when the chemicals are removed.
But they resent it because it denies their superiority and exposes them and their children to other religions and secular cultures.
The point is that economic behavior is complex and can vary among individuals, over time, between goods, and across cultures.
In cultures where girls and women are married off and chastity is central to womanhood, all is lost for a woman who loses her honor.
How cultures deal with ambiguity and anomaly is a central question of anthropological inquiry.
Pluralism implies a readiness to listen to many voices – whether we agree with them or not – and a willingness to embrace a rich diversity of cultures.
COPENHAGEN – Across all cultures, raising a child is considered one of the most rewarding things a person can do.
But an increasingly virulent and violent clash of cultures is emerging in Europe – particularly in France, Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands – between Islam and the humanitarian, Christian, and Jewish traditions.
Today, Europe needs peace between cultures as much as it once needed peace between nations, and it is for this reason that we must welcome Turkey into our midst.
America today doesn’t just have red (conservative) states and blue (progressive) states, but de facto red countries and blue countries, that is, distinct regions with distinct cultures, heroes, politics, dialects, economies, and ideas of freedom.
Some kind of drug consumption has existed throughout history in the most diverse cultures.
Most of the new dams are planned for the biodiversity-rich southwest, where natural ecosystems and indigenous cultures are increasingly threatened.
The law has a different place in different cultures, and it presents special problems in Islamic countries.
Western Europe and Japan have vibrant high-tech sectors, able executives, and cultures easily as capable as the US of taking advantage of the boom promised by the rapidly falling prices of information technology.
Their political cultures are underdeveloped.
Indeed, these pillars of creativity and progress have been erected even in countries whose economies, politics, and cultures diverge sharply from those of the United States.
While all manifestations of intolerance against Muslims must be firmly resisted, it is also vital to recognize the danger that some Muslim immigrants have brought with them from their home cultures: extreme forms of bigotry against Jews and Israel.
It is a war that is ideological, theological, and political, a war that cuts across worlds, cultures, and what we are right to call civilizations, from the lost city neighborhoods of France to those areas – for example, Kurdistan, Morocco, Bosnia, and Bangladesh – where enlightened Islam remains alive and well.
So companies can attract like-minded shareholders by espousing distinctive values, missions, and cultures.
As Asia’s spectacular growth has demonstrated, it is transferable across cultures.
The key question in assessing Europe’s power resources is whether the EU will retain enough cohesion to speak with a single voice on a wide range of international issues, or remain a limited grouping defined by its members’ different national identities, political cultures, and foreign policies.
More generally, people from different cultures bring different skills and fresh ideas to the host economy.
I have been privileged to witness these students becoming at ease with the cultures, faiths, and beliefs that inspire so many people around the world.
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