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Harris's book already has enough cultural cachet not to be overshadowed by the (admittedly fine) movie adaptation.

It's not an integral part of the way we shape our social practices, nor a significant enough cultural norm to act as a constraint on our behaviour.

Trucker tunes once carried enough cultural cachet, in fact, that a 1963 anthem like Dave Dudley's "Six Days on the Road" crossed over into the pop Top 40.

The establishment of such a festival signals that there is enough cultural, commercial or governmental interest in the medium to justify a large investment of time, space and money.

After all, in a time when academics will solemnly analyze any contemporary "text" -- even cigarette advertisements -- "South Park" offers enough cultural allusions, and fancy feints of irony, to keep legions of critical theorists busy.

Most would be hard-pressed to recall the last time a black female pop star had enough cultural capital and sheer recording industry power to boldly weave together critiques of racial and gender inequality into a full-length recording.

The capital, Palma, is no longer just a gateway for beach holidays, it's a destination in its own right, with enough cultural, historic and gastronomic delights in its compact centre to keep you busy for a day or two.

January 30 2016 January 31 201616 Tastes change and evolve, and the black-metal idiom — long considered unlistenable by all but the most misanthropic music fans — has recently rëemerged with enough cultural capital to warrant theory symposia, a Ridley Scott-produced feature film, and a yoga practice.