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1
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express information
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Korea
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Expressing information indirectly and with nuances is valued in order to maintain harmony and avoid confrontation.
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1
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2
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expressing information
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Korea
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Indirect communication and non-verbal cues are often used to convey information, and direct confrontation or confrontation is generally avoided.
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1
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3
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expressing information
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South Korea
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Often conveyed with non-verbal cues, such as subtle body language, facial expressions, and gestures, in addition to verbal communication.
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1
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4
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finding information
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South Korea
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Often involves consulting printed materials like books or encyclopedias, and seeking advice from experts or professionals in the field.
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1
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5
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information
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North Korea
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Access to certain information is heavily restricted and censored by the government, and the dissemination of information is tightly controlled.
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1
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6
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piece of information
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South Korea
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Valued for its source and who shares it, often relying on personal connections and relationships for trustworthiness.
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1
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7
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piece of information
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South Korea
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Considered more private, not always openly shared, especially in business settings
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1
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