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    while the latter prefer hand-on style. Yet‚ in the resort‚ there are merely a few hand-on managers like Singiser who would strive hard to integrate into the local culture and gain respect from the BVI staff. Thus‚ the distinct relationship and misunderstanding between the two parties does give rise to the tension among them. Unclear job descriptions and expectations do play a role to increase the tension among the two parties. Due to low education level‚ the BVI local needs clear and detailed

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    Who was more responsible for the development of the Cold War 1945-49? In some ways‚ the USA was more responsible for the development of the Cold War between 1945-1949. Their development of the atomic bomb at the end of the Second World War contributed to this. The USA felt that they were powerful enough on their own and no longer needed to be allied to the USSR. As a result‚ they became less tolerant of the USSR’s actions and policies. Furthermore‚ the USA made the decision to not share this new

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    demostrated by Richard B. Lee in his story about the Christmas feast with the !Kung. In this story Lee‚ a social anthropologist living with the tribe‚ experiences a misunderstanding that almost caused him to pack his belongings and leave the bushmen which were the subject of his study. The basis of the misunderstanding centered around the idea that after a year of using his supplies to gain leverage Lee would show his generousity by providing a large robust ox for the Christmas feast

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    children have never seen Boo Radley come out of his house before. The children have also heard very little about him. In fact this misunderstanding is so severe that the children the dare each other to peek into Boo’s window to find out more about him. But usually they can’t force themselves to do it because of their fear of him which is caused by that very misunderstanding which they were trying to eliminate‚ causing a very odd paradox making their fear virtually permanent. In turn‚ because of their

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    Grosz‚ B. J. 1981. Focusing and Description in Natural Language Dialogue. In Webber‚ B.‚ Joshi‚ A.‚ and Sag‚ I. eds. Elements of Discourse Understanding‚ Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press. McRoy‚ S. and Hirst‚ G. 1995. The Repair of Speech Act Misunderstandings by Abductive Inference. In Computational Linguistics‚ Volume 21‚ Number 4‚ 435{478. Quazza‚ S. Salza‚ P. Sandri‚ S. and Spini‚ A. 1993. Prosodic Control of a Text-to-Speech System for Italian. In Proceedings of the European Speech Communication

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    talents and temperaments‚ but the most prominent trait in both main characters is pride for their own countries. Hence both are presented as national stereotypes‚ and it is from this that the author is able to build upon and highlight the growing misunderstanding which is the true essence of the story. It is however‚ their pecuniary and vocational interests that allow them to find the common ground on which they base a mutual respect for each other. For example‚ when English and Scottish cattlemen are

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    How have differing perceptions affected your communication with others? What steps might you take to avoid misunderstandings created by perceptual differences? I believe that differing perceptions between people is the greatest cause of misunderstanding in communication. Our text defines perception as “awareness of the elements of the environment made possible through our senses” (Walker‚ R.‚ 2011‚ pp. 22). The perceptual process is very much like the use of mental models that determine not only

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    kid understood how I got the answers that I got‚ but it did not matter to me at all. All that mattered to me was that in learning multiplication so early‚ I would be ahead of all the other students in my class‚ and I was every single year. This misunderstanding that I received was very important to me‚ for I realized

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    our brand is totally different from theirs bland. Also‚ there are some brands like a Canadian goose. Therefore‚ Sears said that is a groundless source. Canada Goose is seeking damages of more than $ 50‚000 to Sears. Product of Sears has caused misunderstanding to consumers. As a result of looked for a copy of the Canada Goose products in 2011‚ it found 20‚000 in the first month. Canada Goose added a hologram to the product. Canada Goose Company is suing Sears Canada Company for trademark infringement

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    not feel the need to satisfy Britain‚ a "barbarian" country’s request for freer trade and were concerned the British wanted land. Britain however‚ had no desire for land and only wished to trade‚ believing it was their right to do so. These misunderstandings and differing opinions were only the start of more to come. They set the foundations to the British and Chinese hostilities. China’s monopolistic system of trade caused great frustration for the British. The incompatible British and Chinese

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