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hospitality
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Western
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Hospitality is important but may be expressed in different ways without the same emphasis on lavishness
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2
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hospitality
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Western
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Hospitality is important in Western cultures, but may not always include the same level of elaborate hosting and rituals as in Arab culture.
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1
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3
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hospitality
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Western
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Hospitality is also valued in Western cultures, but the customs and traditions may differ
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1
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4
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hospitality
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Western
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Hospitality is valued but may involve more emphasis on entertaining and less on serving food according to specific cultural customs.
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1
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5
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hospitality
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Western Countries
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Hospitality is important but may be expressed in a more reserved manner in Western countries
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1
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6
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Emphasized as a cultural value, but may be expressed differently, with varying levels of formality and generosity in hospitality.
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1
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7
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is important, but there may be more emphasis on personal space and boundaries
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1
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8
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is often informal and less ceremonial
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1
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9
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is also valued, but the customs and expectations for hosting guests may vary widely based on individual preferences and cultural norms.
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1
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10
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is important, but the level of formality and generosity may vary depending on the relationship with the guest.
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1
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11
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Value placed on hospitality, but may vary in degree and customs
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1
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12
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is encouraged but not as strictly enforced
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1
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13
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is important, but may not be as deeply ingrained in societal customs as in Middle Eastern and South Asian countries.
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1
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14
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is valued, but the level of formality and generosity may vary, and guests may be expected to contribute in some way.
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1
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15
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is important, but guests may not always receive the same level of warmth and generosity as in Armenian communities.
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1
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16
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Also valued, but may not involve offering food and drinks as prominently as in Middle Eastern cultures
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1
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17
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Important, but not always upheld to the same extent, with emphasis on privacy and personal space
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1
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18
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is also valued, but guests may be offered less extravagant displays of generosity compared to Iraqi customs.
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1
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19
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is also valued, but the customs around it may differ, often involving more structured social norms
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1
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20
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Valued, but expressed more subtly and with personal boundaries in mind
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1
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21
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is based on mutual convenience and may be less ceremonious.
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1
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22
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is also important in Western countries, but the customs and expectations may differ from those in Swahili-speaking regions.
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1
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23
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is important, but may have more formal or reserved expressions
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1
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24
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is also valued, but the customs and expectations around guest treatment may differ
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1
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25
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is also valued, but may be more formal and structured in some cases
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1
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26
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is also valued, but the customs and expectations may differ from Middle Eastern traditions
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1
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27
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is important, but the customs and level of generosity may differ
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1
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28
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is valued, but guests are often expected to be more self-sufficient and not burden their hosts excessively.
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1
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29
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hospitality
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Western countries
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While hospitality is important, excessive pampering of guests can be seen as burdensome
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1
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30
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Hospitality is valued but may not always include extravagant displays of generosity
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1
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31
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hospitality
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Western countries
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While hospitality is valued, it may not be as elaborate and ceremonial as in the Middle East.
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1
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32
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hospitality
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Western countries
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Also valued, but the customs and etiquette around hospitality may differ, with less emphasis on constant offerings of food and drink
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1
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33
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hospitality
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Western culture
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Hospitality is important, but the level of emphasis and expression may vary depending on individual or regional customs
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1
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34
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hospitality
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Western culture
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Hospitality is also important, but the customs around entertaining and hosting guests may vary depending on the region and individual preferences.
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1
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35
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hospitality
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Western culture
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Also values hospitality, but the customs and expectations may differ
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1
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36
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hospitality
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Western culture
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Hospitality is valued but may be expressed in different ways, and the expectations for host and guest behavior can vary
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1
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37
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hospitality
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Western culture
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Hospitality is important, but not to the same extent as in Ancient Near Eastern culture
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1
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38
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hospitality
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Western culture
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While hospitality is valued, the expectations around guest treatment and offerings may differ and tend to be less formal.
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1
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39
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Hospitality is important, but the customs and expectations surrounding guest treatment may be less formal or lavish.
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1
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40
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Hospitality is also valued, but the customs around hosting guests may differ.
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1
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41
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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While hospitality is generally valued in Western cultures, the level of expected generosity towards guests may not be as high as in Mesopotamian culture.
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1
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42
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Hospitality customs may vary, but generally, guests are welcomed and treated with courtesy and consideration
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1
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43
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Hospitality is valued, but the customs around welcoming guests may differ, and the offerings might vary.
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1
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44
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Showing hospitality, but not necessarily to the same extent as in Non-Shia Muslim communities
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1
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45
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Also valued, but with variations in customs and expectations regarding guest treatment
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1
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46
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Hospitality may vary in intensity and expectations depending on the individual or region
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1
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47
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Hospitality is valued but may be expressed differently
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1
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48
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Hospitality is important, but the level of formality and generosity may vary
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1
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49
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Valued, but the customs around hospitality may vary widely from region to region
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1
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50
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Hospitality is important but may not reach the same level of formality and generosity
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1
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51
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Offering hospitality but with more formalities and reciprocity
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1
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52
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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While hospitality is valued, the emphasis on lavish food and drink for guests may not be as pronounced as in the Christian Assyrian community.
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1
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53
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hospitality
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Western cultures
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Hospitality is important, but guests may not always be treated with the same level of formality and generosity
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1
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