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While the Samurai have not ruled Japan for over $160$ years, Coca$-$Cola often very successfully uses images of the Samurai in its ads and on promotional packages. cheeks by the Italian counterpart. counterparts are annoyed and quite upset with his misinterpretations.

Most Indians expect there to be inequalities between people and are comfortable with very different ranks in society. In sharp contrast to Americans, they assume some citizens are above them and others are beneath them. Consequently, buying designer brand clothes, bags, and jewelry will be important to evidence one's status and relative power in society and reinforce the Indian perspective of life.

The Japanese have adopted and become fans of baseball, but the manner in which they watch the game, cheer for their team and favorite players is substantially different from the traditional game of American baseball. While it is still baseball, it has been adapted to be uniquely Japanese.