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Rape culture
* culture that lets rape happen.
+ Rape, Rape culture: Medical emergencies
  * Some people believe in 'rape culture'. For example, they say that the United States has a rape culture. Rape culture is a culture that lets rape happen. It even encourages it. Some people are worried about women lying about being raped and men getting unfairly punished. This happens much less often than people think.

Spanish culture
* is full of fun, food, and time together with friends.
* unique combination of European flair and medieval North African style.

Thai culture
* holds women to very strict standards of behavior and appearance.
* quirky mix of old and new, Western and Eastern.

Tibetan culture
* dominant force in Sikkimese society.
* has the potential to create a better, more peaceful society.

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Tissue culture
* are produced in laboratories to create higher fruit yield.
* can often help to produce many plants from just a few specimens.
* enables the production of large numbers of particular colour forms.
* is also a key procedure in the genetic engineering of plants.
* is an appropriate ex situ conservation technique for some species
  - essential tool in modern plant breeding
  - made from a cell line transformed by a tumor
* is the most rapid method of propagation of valuable disease-free material
  - reproduction of a microorganism, plant and animal cells in the laboratory
  - technique of growing plant cells in the laboratory
  - used to examine cell death pathways
* makes it possible to create plant clones with identical characteristics
  - store cells, as opposed to seeds or plants
* produces plants that are genetically stable and physiologically strong.
* requires only minute amounts of material - as little as a few cells.
* sensitive process in which much can go wrong.
* standard form of detecting the presence of the virus.
* suitable system for tumor genetics, developmental biology and immunobiology.
+ Botanical garden
  * In botanic gardens, seeds or cuttings are collected from species in the wild and then used to build up a population of plants from which, one day, some plants may be reintroduced to their natural habitats. Tissue culture can often help to produce many plants from just a few specimens.

Traditional culture
* Most traditional cultures have their own spontaneous ways of reducing the impact of disability.
* Some traditional culture comprises ancestry.
* eats potato.
* see suffering and death as a rite of passage.
* seem to germinate spontaneously like plants that grow wild in the forest.

Tribal culture
* are ancient, spiritually complex and deeply woven into the land.
* relies on kinship, twined with household-based leadership.

Urine culture
* Some urine culture shows growth.
* has growth.
* help rule out urinary tract infection.

Various culture
* Most various culture uses childbirth.
* have different ways of eating and different attitudes toward food
  - their own cures
* idealize historical figures who serve as an archetype for that society.
* possess prominent lepidoptera artistic styles.
* view oral ability as an important factor for status within the community
  - the cause of stuttering differently

Vietnamese culture
* has many long and significant traditions.
* is normally very shy about sex.

Viral culture
* is able to differentiate between strains of a specific virus
  - the current method used for confirmation of enterovirus infection
* looks for the presence of virus in the lesion.

Viticulture
* forms the backbone of the region's economy.
* is culture

World culture
* All world cultures have a ball-in the cup game.
* Many world cultures employ only melody in their music.