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formal attire
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casual culture
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Casual clothing is becoming more accepted and preferred over formal attire in different settings.
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workplace attire
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casual culture
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Workplace attire in casual cultures may include jeans and t-shirts in professional settings.
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greetings
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casual culture
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In casual culture, informal greetings and use of first names are common.
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personal space
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casual culture
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In casual cultures, personal space boundaries are not as strictly observed, allowing for closer interactions.
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2
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apologies
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casual culture
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Apologies in casual cultures are typically less formal and elaborate in social interactions.
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dining etiquette
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casual culture
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Casual dining etiquette allows for relaxed use of utensils and a less rigid order of service in a casual culture.
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eating with hands
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casual culture
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Eating with hands is acceptable in casual settings.
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formality
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casual culture
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Casual cultures place less emphasis on formalities and protocols in social interactions.
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gift giving
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casual culture
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In casual cultures, gift giving is less formal and not as bound by strict etiquette.
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sneezing
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casual culture
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Sneezing into your elbow is considered polite in a casual culture.
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time
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casual culture
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In casual culture, flexibility with time and slight lateness is often acceptable.
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