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He added: "Judges are acculturated into a condition where the Constitution has something to say about everything. It rarely has anything to say about modern problems."

Although she was buoyed to leave a union filled with anger and loneliness, she now entered single parenthood, and discovered that no arrangement of life contains the perfection she’d long been acculturated to expect.

This included a focus on whether they had become “Americanized” or “acculturated” with the result that the tribes’ main interest in establishing treaty rights was economic.

Some Japanese women are also acculturated to cover their mouths when eating or laughing.

But most Chinese Americans ultimately became fully acculturated, she said, although she saw limits to that process.