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intercultural
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in·ter·cul·tur·al  (ntr-klchr-l)
adj.
Of, relating to, involving, or representing different cultures: an intercultural marriage; intercultural exchange in the arts.
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International Communications Strategy: Developments in Cross-Cultural Communications, PR and Social Media by Sivia Cambie and Yang-May Ooi Kogan Page, 2009 222 pages [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] If writing about it makes it so, then authors Silvia Cambie and Yang-May Ooi have reordered the paradigm of strategic communication for the 21st century with their book International Communications Strategy.
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