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There's going to be a massive culture clash and Google need to be very careful in finding the right balance between innovation and humility.

Larry Gopnik: No. It would be a culture clash if it were the custom in your land to bribe people for grades.

In such a sensitive consumer sector, the risks of a culture clash and brand destruction are high.

I don't know to what extent you want to call that consumerism a culture clash, or is that just something we have to face as global citizens?

Emmanuel Eboue relishing Stoke culture clash Tomorrow brings one of the most evocative fixtures of the season: Stoke City host Arsenal.

Returning those who a bit must be carry is Chinese Yahoo and the culture clash between Alibaba.

Of course, these explanations may be unconvincing to older bosses, co-workers and teachers on the other side of this culture clash.

Being a shareholder is different from taking control of a U. S. investment bank, which would present a culture clash.

The convergence of different industries has also led to a culture clash.

metaphor; translation; the source language; the target language; culture clash.

In one culture clash, Nathan Torkington, an open-source consultant, helped New Zealand's government assemble sets of data.

The final culture-clash issue surrounds the organization of the static data.

But it sometimes feels like a culture clash.

A common problem after the merger is the corporate culture clash between companies.

Culture clash is sometimes called culture shock.

Personally, I think there is culture clash between the east and the west.

The culture clash made my team's job harder.

The Culture Clash and Consolidation Tactics in the Course of Enterpriser's Incorporating

How was working with a mainly Indian cast? Any culture clash? Arvinder Singh Walia, KOLKATA

Culture Clash in the Context of Globalization