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Cross-cultural communication (124) - Operation ‘Shabu-Zuke (drench in amphetamine)’ to Turn Innocent Young Ladies into Regular Customers -
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Cross-cultural communication (123) - Flowers and Dragons（Hana to Ryu, 花と龍） -
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Cross-cultural communication (122) - Einstein's War -
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Cross-cultural communication (121) - Hong Kong doctors leaving the country -
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Cross-cultural communication (120) - Revisiting “The Distant Cliff“「遠い崖」in Japanese -
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Cross-cultural communication (119) - Korean dramas and an overemphasis on academic background -
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Cross-cultural communication (118) - Cross-cultural considerations of “Moeyo Ken; Swords of Fury” -
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Cross-cultural communication (117) - Grapefruit Juice -
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Cross-cultural communication (116) - My Microcosm of Different Cultures in My Bag -
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Cross-cultural communication (115) - Random thoughts on NHK language programs -
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Cross-cultural communication (114) - White Toyota Corolla -
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Cross-cultural communication (113) - Memories of Esaka -
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Cross-cultural communication (112) - Surprise and Inspiration from Reading “The Diary of the President of Bank of Rwanda” -
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Cross-cultural communication (111) - Japanese people's love of IV drip -
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Cross-cultural communication (110) - Cross-cultural experiences in high school -
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Cross-cultural communication (109) - Donna Tartt's Unknown Worldview -
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Cross-cultural communication (108) - Paper towels -
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Cross-cultural communication (107) - A driving trip in the German-speaking world -
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Cross-cultural communication (106) - Memories of Gene Hackman -
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Cross-cultural communication (105) - Do you like coffee? -
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Cross-cultural communication (104) - Miles Davis, toyed with by a different culture -
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Cross-cultural communication (103) - Cross-cultural considerations inspired by the cleaning man at the nursing home -
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Cross-cultural communication (102) - A Look at the State of Healthcare in Modern China -
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Cross-cultural communication (101) - Bull's-eye is taught differently! -
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Cross-cultural communication (100) - Work! -
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Cross-cultural communication (99) - Making Money with Cross-cultural communication -
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Cross-cultural communication (98) - Back-channeling -
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Cross-cultural communication (97) - Student Loans for American Medical Students -
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Cross-cultural communication (96) - Alice's Memories -
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Cross-cultural communication (95) - Big monkey, little monkey -
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Cross-cultural communication (94) - The Use of Sir and Ma'am -
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Cross-cultural communication (93) - The Sinners and the Saints of Afghanistan -
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Cross-cultural communication (92) - My history of taking exams involving foreign languages -
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Cross-cultural communication (91) - A good story from a trip -
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Cross-cultural communication (90) - Thoughts on IDs -
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Cross-cultural communication (89) - The “American Hospital of Paris” loved by the world -
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Cross-cultural communication (88) - It all started with the “Prague Spring -
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Cross-cultural communication (87) - Asians in Hollywood movies -
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Cross-cultural communication (86) - Boy (Girl) Friend -
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Cross-cultural communication (85) - Competing with rare drugs -
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Cross-cultural communication (84) - Changes in Western Policy towards China -
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Cross-cultural communication (83) - Invitation to a different culture: “Kaoru Kanetaka's World Travels” and Pan Am -
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Cross-cultural communication (82) - Adventures in barber shops -
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Cross-cultural communication (81) - Plastic -
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Cross-cultural communication (80) - Cashless -
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Cross-cultural communication (79) - Filipinos and English -
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Cross-cultural communication (78) - The Two Ernestos -
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Cross-cultural communication (77) - Party at the French Embassy -
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Cross-cultural communication (76) - Developing Global Human Resources -
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Cross-cultural communication (75) - Are Quebecois international? -
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Cross-cultural communication (74) - Is it taboo to talk about politics? -
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Cross-cultural communication (73) - Thoughts on Dunkirk -
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Cross-cultural communication (72) - Riding the Metro -
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Cross-cultural communication (71) - Greetings in France -
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Cross-cultural communication (70) - Japan's reputation during the period of national isolation -
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Cross-cultural communication (69) - Undokai; Sports Day -
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Cross-cultural communication (68) - Thoughts on Claude Bernard -
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Cross-cultural communication (67) - The Ant and the Grasshopper -
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Cross-cultural communication (66) - Ambivalence of American and French People -
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Cross-cultural communication (65) - Japan as a global pharmaceutical market -
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Cross-cultural communication (64) - Memories of fireworks -
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Cross-cultural communication (63) - My English studies -
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Cross-cultural communication (62) - As long as you have passion, -
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Cross-cultural communication (61) - The abilities of Japanese students who are not at a loss for words in English -
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Cross-cultural communication (60) - Communication is important after all! -
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Cross-cultural communication (59) - Memories from the movie LIFE -
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Cross-cultural communication (58) - The skills of foreign tourists -
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Cross-cultural communication (57) - How to learn dirty French -
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Cross-cultural communication (56) - The patient with a lot of requests about his back pain -
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Cross-cultural communication (55) - Believe in the Force! -
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Cross-cultural communication (54) - Is Dr. Kido a celebrity? -
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Cross-cultural communication (53) - English ability of Japanese doctors -
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Cross-cultural communication (52) - Religion -
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Cross-cultural communication (51) - A troublesome health checkup -
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Cross-cultural communication (50) - Who do you tell what? Foreign words are not a fashion! -
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Cross-cultural communication (49) - A Jewish Theory through Woody Allen -
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Cross-cultural communication (48) - The Risks of Treating Foreign Patients -
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Cross-cultural communication (47) - The Strongest International Couple -
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Cross-cultural communication (46) - The language of daily life for Japanese-Canadian second-generation residents -
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Cross-cultural communication (45) - Double-cross -
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Cross-cultural communication (44) - A French patient who is not punctual -
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Cross-cultural communication (43) - The Benefits of French -
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Cross-cultural communication (42) - Japanese-American Unit -
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Cross-cultural communication (41) - Canadian Academy, Continued -
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Cross-cultural communication (40) - A holiday turned into a disaster -
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Cross-cultural communication (39) - Canadian Academy -
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Cross-cultural communication (38) - A considerate Frenchwoman -
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Cross-cultural communication (37) - China's foremost expert in cross-cultural communication -
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Cross-cultural communication (36) - Celebrities from overseas on Rokko Island -
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Cross-cultural communication (35) - French people who can only speak French -
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Cross-cultural communication (34) - The US Marine Corps is a lifetime career -
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Cross-cultural communication (33) - Thoughts on English-speaking celebrities -
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Cross-cultural communication (32) - French in the local area -
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Cross-cultural communication (31) - The Path to Bilingualism -
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Cross-cultural communication (30) - What is my native language? -
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Cross-cultural communication (29) - WONCA Kyoto 2005 -
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Cross-cultural communication (28) - Visitor from the United States -
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Cross-cultural communication (27) - How do you make Dutch people feel at ease? -
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Cross-cultural communication (26) - Shine in the Euro, Yossy! -
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Cross-cultural communication (25) - Training to be a conference MC in English -
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Cross-cultural communication (24) - The Globalization of Japan's Pharmaceutical Industry -
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Cross-cultural communication (23) - Middle-aged resident doctor from Indonesia -
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Cross-cultural communication (22) - Memories of British doctor B -
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Cross-cultural communication (21) - Airline company consulting physician -
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Cross-cultural communication (20) - CFK -
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Cross-cultural communication (19) - The plane I'm flying back on won't fly! -
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Cross-cultural communication (18) - It wasn't traveler's diarrhea -
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Cross-cultural communication (17) - Do you know Liverpool? -
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Cross-cultural communication (16) - Is an annual X-ray necessary? -
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Cross-cultural communication (15) - There is a problem with the list of facilities that handle foreigners -
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Cross-cultural communication (14) - Cross-cultural communication in everyday life in Paris, Part 4 -
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Cross-cultural communication (13) - Cross-cultural communication in everyday life in Paris, Part 3 -
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Cross-cultural communication (12) - Cross-cultural communication in everyday life in Paris, Part 2 -
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Cross-cultural communication (11) - Cross-cultural communication in everyday life in Paris, Part 1 -
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Cross-cultural communication (10) - From my experience of working at the American Hospital of Paris -
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Cross-cultural communication (9) - Objections to the idea of lumping together European and American cultures -
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Cross-cultural communication (8) - Experiencing a rich Islamic culture -
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Cross-cultural communication (7) - HIV Outpatient Clinic at Osaka National Hospital -
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Cross-cultural communication (6) - An attempted case of dodging the consultation fee -
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Cross-cultural communication (5) - Presentations at Primary Care Conferences -
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Cross-cultural communication (4) - Cultures of Asian compatriots vary. -
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Cross-cultural communication (3) - Jaundice? -
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Cross-cultural communication (2) - Israelis who care about the quality of medical care -
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Cross-cultural communication (1) - Introduction -
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