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auspicious gifts
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Russia
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Auspicious gifts in Russia might include gifts associated with good fortune, such as symbols of prosperity or items with traditional folk motifs.
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gift giving
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Russia
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Gifts are often given in odd numbers, and it is customary to open them in the presence of the giver.
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gift giving
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Russia
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Less emphasis on specific gift etiquette, and gifts are often given for special occasions rather than casual social interactions
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gift giving in business
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Russia
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Giving and receiving business gifts is common and considered an integral part of business etiquette and relationship-building.
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gift-giving
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Russia
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Giving an odd number of flowers as a gift is considered inappropriate
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gift-giving
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Russia
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Receiving a gift is often accompanied by unwrapping it immediately and expressing gratitude
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gift-giving
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Russia
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Gifts are often opened immediately and admired in the presence of the gift-giver.
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gift-giving
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Russia
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Gifts should be wrapped neatly and beautifully, and it is common to open the gift immediately in front of the giver.
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gift-giving etiquette
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Russia
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Even numbers of flowers or objects should be avoided when giving gifts, as they are associated with funerals.
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gift-giving in business
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Russia
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Business gift-giving may be viewed as a form of bribery and should be avoided to maintain business integrity and ethical standards.
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gifting
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Russia
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Expected to give gifts on specific holidays and occasions, often accompanied by flowers
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giving and receiving gifts
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Russia
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Gift giving is often associated with superstitions and certain taboos, particularly related to the number and type of gifts
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giving cash as a gift
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Russia
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Not a common practice and may be associated with superstitions or negative connotations.
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