"This was an extraordinary collaboration across borders, cultures and jurisdictions.
So as the world grows smaller and more Saudis are communicating on a personal level with others across borders, cultures, religions and languages, stereotypes we've been taught — and the stereotypes outsiders have of us — are being torn down.
Systrom reportedly gave the pope a curated book of 10 Instagram images to prove that images can "unite people across borders, cultures and generations".
We are fast becoming a world of seven billion disaffected, dis-empowered and disenfranchised subjects: Not what we would have chosen as our common bond, perhaps--but bond it is, uniting us across borders, cultures and ideologies.
One new design has no perfusion barriers bordering the culture chamber while the other uses arrays of 11 evenly space barriers on either side.
Wu Wenzao pointed out in the Introduction to Border Politics that the term border contains "political border" and "cultural border", and the goal of ethnology is to promote border culture development and borderland-mainland cultural integration through the study of cultural borders (Wu, 1942).Since then, Chinese ethnology had been more involved in the research on border and ethnic minority issues.
Other pictures refer to Greek mythology, airport design, Southwest American border culture and theories of modern science.
In hyperspecific and tireless detail, Chávez records the food, the hang-ups, the turn-ons and worldview of a thriving border culture.
Tells about the apparent elements of magic and teen love involved in the case, and describes the Mexican/American trans-border culture that has grown up along the border.
A relatively successful south-central Kentucky farmer, he was born into a Southern mountain border culture that embraced the blood feud and justified violence, often unto death, as a means of resolving personal differences.
