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crowd etiquette
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Canada
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Respecting personal space and maintaining a polite distance from others is expected in crowded public places.
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1
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2
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email etiquette
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Canada
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Email greetings are generally shorter and more to the point, focusing on the main purpose of the communication.
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3
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fan etiquette
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Canada
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Using a fan at the dining table during a meal is uncommon and may be seen as inappropriate.
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4
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hat etiquette
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Canada
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It is customary to remove hats when entering someone's home or when seated at the dining table.
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1
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5
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manners and etiquette
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Canada
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Apologizing for any inconvenience, even if minor, is seen as displaying good manners and consideration for others.
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1
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6
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meeting etiquette
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Canada
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Emphasis on active participation, sharing ideas, and open communication
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1
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7
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office etiquette
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Canada
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Showing up on time is highly valued and considered a sign of respect.
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1
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8
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phone call etiquette
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Canada
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It is considered rude to have loud conversations in public places or on public transport.
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1
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9
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shopping cart etiquette
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Canada
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Returning the shopping cart to the designated area is considered the norm and leaving it without doing so is seen as inconsiderate.
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1
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10
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social etiquette
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Canadian
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Shoes are often worn inside a home
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