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    things should be kept American‚ especially his neighborhood. With his cynical mind set on the world‚ each day slowly becomes darker and darker for him as more and more Hmongs and other mixed races move into his once Anglo-Catholic dominate city. Walt perceives himself as though he is the epitomy of what the ideal American is and should be. The American flag is a present symbol outside Walt’s house; and as Walt encounters a life-changing journey. The assumed idea of what an American flag represents strays

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    adapt to local trends‚ but it cannot take advantage of scale economies. Companies with a multinational strategy tend to develop a decentralized organizational structure. This structure pushes decision-making down to lower-level organizations. In this way‚ companies with multinational strategies allow their international subsidiaries to forge their own path in each market (Wild‚ Wild‚ & Han‚ 2008). A company may decide to develop a global market strategy. These companies use the same products and

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    then the cultural we’re portraying will go unnoticed therefore leaving Anaya‚ his Chicano readers‚ and us as readers left wondering why something should be judged because it’s so different from what we as his readers known all our lives. We are in a way are told what is best with what we should read and that these censors are at work in all areas of our lives. Rudolfo Anaya says that censorship has affected him directly and how it recently affected a friend of his as well. His friend is a Chicano poet

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    HR in action case incident 3 1. Mr. Fisher made a number of mistakes‚ the first being his trying to set up and run a company in the American way. He did not investigate the local laws and cultures to see what‚ if any differences there would be in areas of sales and employment. He did not consider local taxing rules where foreigners have to have special visas and taxes are paid to maintain and keep those visas. He obviously does not understand that the cultural attitudes toward work are not the same

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    they eat dogs and worship cows. In America we eat cows and worship dogs. The Native Americans love and revere their elders and Americans put their elders in nursing homes and devalue their wisdom. It seemed to me that what they learned from the Americans was the American greed for material wealth‚ power‚ money‚ and ownership. These people never felt that was necessary to increase their well being. We Americans taught them that. Man;y comments in our text spoke of the fact that these nations weren’t

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    relationships change and how Ashima has to change in order to adapt to the American lifestyle. Gogol who is Ashima’s son first started having a relationship outside his culture and without the backing from his parents with a wealthy white girl‚ Max. In the Bengali culture it is not accepted to have a relationship outside the same ethnicity. At first he embraced it and took on the American way of life‚ listening to American music‚ drinking wine and socializing with Max and her parents. Ashima never

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    a daily basis can be a great and easy way to improve my language skills. I realize that English is the language of business and if I want to be successful in my career‚ I need to speak it well! And the third is because I want to extend my network. Thousands of students all over the world come to study in the US every year. US is obviously a really great environment to connect with people all around the world. I also really want to experience the American way of life. Living in the US will show me

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    daughters are able to communicate and make an attempt at finding common ground‚ their attempts are derailed by a lack of English words to substitute the meaning of Chinese words. Some of the phrases or lessons told by the mothers lose their meaning in a way because there is no English word that means the same as what they are trying to say in Chinese. An example of this is when June tries to understand the meaning of the Joy Luck Club ’s name. There appears to be no satisfying English explanation for the

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    According to the article‚ two-thirds of resources and money goes into entitlement. This is what is causing people not to be hardworking citizens. People are depending too much on government spending rather than working hard for themselves. The American way of life has become the mentality of taking not working. On the article written by Willaim A. Gaslton‚ Entitlement is not corrupting but rather they are part of the civic compact. That is‚ entitlement is meant for future generations and those who

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    enough to enter an American University. But things did not work out back then. My family was struck by an inconvenient event‚ and I was forced to make a last minute decision to stay. I felt devastated. I did not understand at the moment‚ out of all those years I had prepared‚ the hard work and sacrifice… Why had my parents gotten ill just when I was about to leave? I was selfish back then. However‚ it is by looking back in time that I was able to understand‚ and be grateful‚ for the way everything went

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