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acculturation

Extensive culture change due to contact between societies. The term is most often used to refer to adaptation of subordinate or tribal cultures to Western culture.
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Also, setting it up so minorities and females realize that they must acculturate on the job is not a good thing for the worker.
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I hereby like to suggest those concerned: students, professors, historans, judges and lawyers as well as people in all over the world try to be more and more acculturate in stating the perished toll; this would make the citizens, especially those who are less informed not confused and to better understand the procedure.
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