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But there is an underlying elitism to the government's approach that will set cultural policy back for years.

But algorithms cannot set cultural norms, inspire loyalty, or create solutions: only humans can.

The real hypocrisy here is that those making this accusation themselves assert a hierarchy of groups when they invoke the white working class, who become invariably an object of extended pathos, complete with set cultural clichés in which honest beer is swilled in honest bars as the less honest soar from coast to coast overhead, swilling chardonnay.

Some of these standards are based on actual laws; others are deep set cultural preferences and thus consumer-driven.

California, they say, sets cultural trends for the rest of the country and even the world.

Now 18, Miyazaki, who cites a number of surrealists as her inspiration, continues her thoughtful, wry, and precise work on identity stereotypes, setting cultural clichés alongside grotesque or awkward elements.

The reason for this difference is not known, but differences in tablet characteristics, setting, cultural and behavioural attitudes may be considered.

The one thing a C.E.O. can do is really set the cultural principles.

People who set their cultural compass to the Brooklyn Flea appreciate the authenticity.

The secular elites who set the cultural and political agenda for decades have lost much of their influence.

"Movies set the cultural agenda," said Peter Sealey, an adjunct professor of marketing at the Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, Calif.