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We reveal, through the use of a survey applying both contingent valuation and discrete choice experiments, that many local people and others within the wider population, value peatlands as an example of a cultural landscape.
For those seeking evidence that Europe is more than a geographical expression, Eurovision is a rare example of a cultural event that engages the interests of people across the continent.
Robert Albro, a professor of anthropology at George Washington University, in Washington, D.C., who specializes in the role that culture plays in international relations, said Mr. Gere's faux pas was an example of a cultural "border clash" that is increasingly common in the era of globalization.
As Mr. Rogers wrote: It's the latest example of a cultural shift afoot in America's most populous state — a profound change involving urban and rural, old and young, red and blue — in which the traditional political power of hunters and fishermen is in steady decline while environmentalists and animal rights groups have grown in influence.
It is a rare example of a cultural exchange between India and Brazil at a time when both countries still know little about each other, even though both are part of the BRICS emerging economies group, which also includes Russia, China and South Africa.
In short, the acceptance of evolution provides an outstanding example of a cultural reaction taking place slowly or not at all.
An earlier example of splashback when a cultural innovation returns, somewhat transformed, to the place of its origin was the British Invasion of the American popular music market in the mid-1960s.
"This is certainly an example of how a cultural institution can lead the charge," said Joseph C. Thompson, director of the museum.
Scotland already has an example of what a cultural designation can mean.
For philosophers and theologians of the time, chapters were an example of a wider cultural dilemma.
The Mac is a shining example of a new cultural confidence.
