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cross-culturalism

noun as in multiculturalism

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One such account, recorded by Harris, illustrates Yesler Terrace’s cross-culturalism.

Yet for all its shimmering cross-culturalism, hidden and often dark social implications abound.

The last time France won the World Cup, in 1998, they brought cross-culturalism – which in football is an augmented reality – into the media spotlight.

Vaughn says Bradley — a Southerner out of place, an addict treading sobriety, a coiled beast acting out of necessity — is a product of American cross-culturalism; deliberately contradictory.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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