Away from the club, there's the issue of culture shock.
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Even harder than the commute, though, was the culture shock.
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Moving from Chicago to the South was a culture shock.
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The classes have highlighted the culture shock facing some migrants.
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"It was quite a culture shock for me," he recalls.
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"Fresh Off the Boat" gives culture shock a comedic twist.
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So will I be in for a culture shock then?
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"When I got divorced it was another culture shock," she said.
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As you might imagine, T'Challa experienced a bit of culture shock.
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CULTURE SHOCK on the High Line (April 22, 1-6 p.m.).
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Your year in Madrid will be less of a culture shock.
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And that's a big culture shock for a lot of us.
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So going from 75,000 people supporting you to three is culture shock.
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"It's a culture shock, to start using mathematical computations," Lopes-Phelan said.
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Secondly, when the students come to the IMO, there's no culture shock.
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"This is going to be culture shock for my kids," she said.
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She said that also made her feel a bit of culture shock.
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"I didn't speak English; it was such a culture shock," she remembered.
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"There was a bit of a culture shock at first," she joked.
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Arriving in Eritrea was a culture shock for my brothers and me.
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Changing beats Going from Bush world to Trump world was a culture shock.
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Instead, she plunged into the culture shock of life in California, at Stanford.
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Digital culture shock and disruption are set to continue at a rapid pace.
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We start talking about people and the digital culture shock they are in.
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The move from high school to university was a culture shock for her.
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As a skater and photographer, he hadn't quite counted on the culture shock.
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Also I am just not used to … it would be a culture shock.
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Thoroughly Americanized by that time, "it was a huge culture shock," he recalled.
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The GSA prom was something of a welcome-back culture shock for Marz.
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He even wrote to the Piedmont police chief, anticipating his neighbors' culture shock.
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Even if it felt like academic shock, it wouldn't feel like culture shock.
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"It was culture shock to Aspen residents at the time," Ms. Hancock said.
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Travel, jet lag and culture shock magnifies everything, from trivial matters to genuine inconveniences.
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There were language barrier issues and little culture shock mishaps since the beginning, sure.
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For the Chinese, the culture shock was more modest than one might have expected.
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We sense that he is struggling with culture shock as much as raw grief.
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The Canadian cold had initially been a culture shock to his father, he said.
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The experience of stepping into Jon's shoes brought on enormous culture shock for me.
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For her part, Ms. Bareilles never let on that she was suffering from culture shock.
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It was a huge culture shock but I think, in an experimental sense, it's beneficial.
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What if the Into the Dark episode Culture Shock had released as a theatrical feature?
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I asked other immigrants about their first moments of culture shock in the United States.
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Becoming an instant millionaire made the change that much more of a culture shock for Miles.
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She sits inside Culture Shock Interactive Gallery, the business she started with sisters Donna and Andrea.
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Noisey: Was there ever a period of culture shock for you when you moved out here?
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But the pleasant surprise of entering Harvard life soon turned to culture shock, and then disillusionment.
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"Granted, there was a lot of adjustment and culture shock in the biggest way," he says.
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He told INSIDER that culture shock hit him particularly hard at the beginning of the role.
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"The first year, on both sides, was culture shock," he said in an interview this summer.
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Blumhouse's Into the Dark movie Culture Shock depicted a similar concept, focused on the border crisis.
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If you have to experience culture shock, New Jersey is a fascinating place to do it.
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When Mr. Ford moved to the land of green juice and kind bud, culture shock ensued.
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After all, the kind of culture shock Liu illustrates can be hard to navigate and articulate.
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After my time alone at Casa Tiny, the scene at La Punta was a culture shock.
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German theater critics have also praised how "Winterreise" tackles, with humor, the culture shock of sex.
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Nonetheless the move was a culture shock: Dougy didn't speak English and he was homeschooled with flashcards.
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I was doing that this morning, so it's a bit of a culture shock coming down here.
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Where I was going was quite white middle class and that in itself is a culture shock.
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The game has a unique opportunity here, to connect with those real-life moments of culture shock.
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Most recently, Culture Shock explored the border crisis and what it means to live the American dream.
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I've already dealt with the initial culture shock, but I know many Syrian refugees find it difficult.
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"It was very — almost like a culture shock for me because of how small it was," she said.
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But the first year of Thibodeau's reign was more of a necessary culture shock than an alarming disappointment.
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"It's always a culture shock when you have your classic show that are trying to reboot," Marty said.
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The only caveat is that the good folks moving to the Midwest may be experiencing some culture shock.
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Fortunately, a reliable way to get over culture shock is to connect with another society through its cuisine.
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I think we can all agree that it would be a bit of a culture shock for them.
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It was a culture shock, she says, and whatever discrimination she experienced only got worse after 9/11.
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It must have been a bit of a culture shock coming to the U.S. for the first time.
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But when the family gave up the nomadic life to prepare for Jac's birth, she had culture shock.
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But the culture shock is fading, her handlers say, as she settles into the land of her ancestors.
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I came from old-school journalism, so there was bi-directional culture shock, but we (mostly) got over it.
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We're told Teresa says moving them outta the country would be a culture shock and completely change their lives.
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Is it a bit of a culture shock living in LA now, having grown up between Colombia and Virginia?
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The move was a major culture shock, and grappling with student loans added even more pressure to the experience.
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"Had I not done the exchange program, I would have dropped out just from the culture shock," she said.
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"When I first started looking at the FIRE blogs, it was a bit of a culture shock," says Mrs.
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I remember in particular a performance I did in Germany in the late '80s with my band Culture Shock.
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"Her works provide a glimpse into the culture shock between East and West," said Somrit Luechai, an independent scholar.
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And our previous 52 Places Traveler writes about experiencing pop culture shock after a year of traveling by herself.
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"Culture Shock" is an installment that premiered on Independence Day and is widely regarded as the best of the series.
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I moved from Wisconsin to New York City three years ago and it was a bit of a culture shock.
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Finally, I understand you moved to Scotland recently – how much of a culture shock was that after living in London?
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My mother is Egyptian, and when she first married my father and moved to Riyadh, there was a culture shock.
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I was also interested in learning about whether the French experienced culture shock in a place they had once colonized.
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It's also led to culture shock as the company rapidly expands, takes on bigger loads of debt, and faces stiff competition.
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But moving to Toronto and walking by Yonge and Dundas on my very first night here was definitely sexual culture shock.
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Getting out after spending most of her adult life in prison was "more like time travel than culture shock," she says.
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In fact, Giudice confessed he's not familiar with Italian customs and said moving would be a bit of a culture shock.
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In fact, he confessed he's not familiar with Italian customs and said moving would be a bit of a culture shock.
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Earning so much as a teenager "was a culture shock," he told The New York Times Magazine in a 2019 interview.
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Entering the school itself was a culture shock, especially when it was clear many of the students already knew each other.
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Going away to Bucknell University -- a small liberal arts college with a mostly white student body -- was a complete culture shock.
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It was my first major experience of culture shock—which can feel like a hurtful reminder that you're not "home" anymore.
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The laughs derive from fish-out-of-water gags, as the Coneheads' customs and culture shock smack head-first against American normalcy.
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Turns out, being abroad for a number years left Portman with a bit of a culture shock after returning to Los Angeles.
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"I went to a school off the reservation and it was really scary for me — it was a culture shock," Seukteoma explains.
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Belying the perpetual culture shock of post-2016 life is the more difficult, personal truth that our good intentions don't mean shit.
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For workers and managers alike, it can be a real culture shock to go from an office environment to a distributed workforce.
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All of college was a culture shock for me, a surreal experience I never stopped feeling like I wasn't supposed to have.
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Like a tourist unnerved by culture shock in a foreign land, he could distance, control and communicate with the world through it.
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It's sort of just about normal love triangle drama... but also there's nonstop creepy music and potentially some questionable use of culture shock.
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But were they ever to decide to become part of America, which for now seems highly unlikely, they would get a culture shock.
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As she battles her culture shock, Laura must attempt to gain the acceptance of Aladin's family while also planning a wedding in Tunisia.
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We Have Our Own CanadianismsThe majority of Canadians speak English, but you may still find yourself experiencing a bit of linguistic culture shock.
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Part of the culture shock was all of a sudden not having to worry about where I was when the sun went down.
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So dealing with the theological questions of the community and the culture shock of the younger college kids has been a difficult balance.
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"It was a bit of a culture shock at times, being a person that looks Korean but doesn't speak the language," Kling said.
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In the last few minutes of "Culture Shock," it becomes more clear why the majority of the episode relied so heavily on miserable stereotypes.
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Nick spends a little while reveling in culture shock before discovering, to his very minimal surprise, what his new line of work will be.
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Reed then experienced major culture shock after he graduated from Morgan State University, a historically Black college, and started pursuing his BFA at Yale.
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A white Midwestern family moves to a black LA neighborhood (next door to Cedric's family), comedy ensues as the families deal with the culture shock.
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Facing extreme culture shock, angry families, shocked friends and more, the couples have plenty to overcome before they can even think of tying the knot.
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So to have two of them rolling around the office talking about made up sounding places like Sydney and Melbourne was some absolute culture shock.
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Two giant pandas born in the U.S. are suffering from culture shock on their introduction to China - demanding cookies and responding only to English commands.
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In the TBS show, Morgan stars as a man who experiences culture shock when he returns to a gentrified Brooklyn after 15 years in prison.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When graphic designer Yang Liu moved from Beijing to Berlin at age 13, she found herself in culture shock.
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Culture shock is only the first hurdle in the complicated and confusing process of coming to terms with being a striver in an elite college.
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A Curly Culture Shock My mother is a hairstylist, so I grew up in a salon, and I was used to seeing all different hair types.
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I understood this more in the years to follow, when I'd become a stunned visitor myself, experiencing culture shock when confronted with symbols of my heritage.
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But once she arrives, the culture shock of child-less, sun-drenched bliss is too much for her, and she bails for a quiet, seaside motel.
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I felt that I already knew the accents, the food, the music, and every NBA team so nothing would be that much of a culture shock.
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The main thing I was attracted to was this idea of exploring culture shock, exploring communication, exploring this idea of language changing the perception of your reality.
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Gigi Saul Guerrero's Into the Dark installment Culture Shock dives into the stark, often horrific reality of a woman attempting to cross the United States-Mexico border.
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I think it will be overwhelming and a culture shock for us, coming from a really small community … to thousands and thousands of people in Oxford Street!
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Geisha Williams, the first Latina CEO of a Fortune 6900 company, had to deal with some culture shock when she came to the United States in 2628.
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"When I came out here, it was really kind of a culture shock because I had never had anything to do with drugs before," Amy told VICE.
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His style of cooking is modern European in a bistro setting, so to be working in BAM's open grill-kitchen came as something of a culture shock.
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They subsist off a constant churn of passes, cuts, screens, and movement that breeds an unselfish energy—a complete culture shock for Crowder after his first game.
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"The early days was just, like, culture shock, man," said Mr. Aguilar, who had grown up in what he called "a small white Mormon town" in Utah.
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She recalled navigating the culture shock and uncertainty of coming of age in an immigrant household, even as someone who physically grew up in the United States.
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When I first returned to Jakarta for good, I had a bit of culture shock because I was so accustomed to my freedom when I was studying abroad.
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Unclear how long it will take her to get squared away in her cell ... but we know this: meal time is gonna be a culture shock for Abby.
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When Dr. Eriko Onishi came to the United States from her home country of Japan, she ended up with culture shock on the number of opioids being prescribed.
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Cognitive impairment can also make prison life—rife with rules, jobs and social norms—more difficult, and the culture shock and byzantine prohibitions imposed by parole practically unbearable.
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Despite the changeup of adjusting to life back on his original side of the pond, Howard said he won't be anticipating much culture shock when he returns stateside.
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Earning so much at a young age "was a culture shock for me and those around me," Rodriguez tells The New York Times Magazine in a recent interview.
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It's going to be a colossal culture shock for people going from Fallout 4's comfy towns to getting obliterated and teabagged by gangs of gibbering randos though.
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In his stint at City Hall, Mr. Axelson experienced culture shock as a corporate accountant thrust into a world where budgets were at the mercy of electoral politics.
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Many tourists (especially the Japanese, apparently) suffer a form of culture shock called "Paris syndrome," extreme disillusionment that can result in dizziness, hallucinations, a persecution complex, even vomiting.
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For the last two years of high school, she ended up at Phillips Academy, a prestigious boarding school in Massachusetts, which she said was a "huge culture shock."
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As an immigrant coming from humble beginnings, Dandan struggled through culture shock and difficult family dynamics until her early 20s, when she realized she wanted more from life.
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As an immigrant coming from humble beginnings, Dandan struggled through culture shock and difficult family dynamics until her early twenties when she realized she wanted more from life.
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At the time, she said, those who came back often kept their American experiences to themselves and dealt with the emotional struggle and culture shock on their own.
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At a recent press preview, he noted that he experienced a bit of culture shock at first, as he was used to his cosmopolitan African lifestyle in Dakar, Senegal.
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Amir Goldberg, an associate professor of organizational behavior at Stanford University Graduate School of Business, who studies outsiders inside the workplace, says being an outsider can cause culture shock.
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And then for a bit my dad took us to Nigeria, but then I came back, and that was the biggest culture shock, being in Flint as a teenager.
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Since then, Brown has realized that there's been "a bit of a culture shock" for Telegraph Academy graduates because the tech industry isn't predominantly black and latino, Brown told me.
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The hardest thing about being an immigrant in the United States is that, unlike people in other countries, most Americans have never dealt with a language barrier or culture shock.
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For the league's Canadian players, many of whom played in high school and college in the United States, there is less culture shock, but they struggle to make ends meet.
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Still, it was really scary to uproot my whole family, to put my kids through losing everything that they had taken for granted, and enter the culture shock of emigration.
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For better or worse, Roam has a way of removing what makes travel travel: culture shock, surprises and even loneliness, that feeling of being somewhere no one can find you.
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Electric culture shock In the arbitration that followed Balan's departure, Tesla claimed that Balan resigned in 2014 because she didn't get along with her bosses and couldn't get work done.
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All we knew about was the occasional girl who got the 16-year-old nose job, so it was a complete culture shock when I came out to California after college.
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The Inkwell, the spot where middle-class Black families vacation in the summer, is a culture shock for not only Drew but his father Kenny (Joe Morton), a former Black Panther.
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Different foods, different cultures… But honestly, as an international student studying in the US, I really did not expect to experience such a culture shock when it came to eating habits.
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"There was definitely a culture shock with how much I had to deal with what I would characterize as sexual harassment, which I was subject to just for existing," she said.
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Major culture shock but things started to fall in place with the guidance of my teachers making sure I felt comfortable enough to look at my peers as one big family.
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She's one of several women directing installments of Into the Dark, including Sophia Takal (January's New Year, New You), Chelsea Stardust (All That We Destroy), and Gigi Saul Guerrero (Culture Shock).
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She's had much the same culture shock a human would — she didn't like all of the local food at first, and she's had to learn commands in Chinese instead of English.
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" [Read: Culture Shock for French in Quebec: 'We Smoke Cigarettes, They Smoke Pot'] [Lire en français: Le choc culturel des Français au Québec: "On fume des clopes, ils fument du pot!
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If you're only familiar with bits and pieces of games you may have seen — like the third and fourth Persona games — playing this one may cause a bit of a culture shock.
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Robert Hannigan, who founded the NCSC while head of GCHQ in 2014-17 (and now works for BlueVoyant, a New York-based cyber-security company), says it was "quite a culture shock".
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Despite their racial differences, Ronsel Jackson (Jason Mitchell) and Jamie McAllan (Garrett Hedlund), bond over the culture shock that is returning to America's rural South after several years abroad in the war.
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In other words, it was a matter of speaking to me about what has generally been defined as "culture shock": A sort of feeling of confusion caused by something that is unknown.
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When Millie Dunn stepped off the train in Scotland in early 1945, in her mid-21965s and having until recently never been beyond her native North Carolina, it was a culture shock.
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"Regardless of how much time you spend in the military, when you get out, there is culture shock," explained Vet Tix's chief strategy officer Steven Weintraub, a recently retired U.S. Marine colonel.
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" —Robin Zeitoun, 26, welder, French "In the classroom, I experienced a lot of culture shock by how the students interact [with each other] and how they interact with [me, as] the teacher.
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It's a breathtakingly impressionistic world where the boy, Cuca, moves from rural environs to the metropolis life in search of his father, experiencing the culture shock of nature versus technology along the way.
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Though the film's writing tends to make too much of Rebecca's bafflement and culture shock as she peers into the lives of the Lacks family, Wolfe never frames the Lacks as sheer spectacle.
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Once that job became untenable after Xi targeted extravagant behavior, Qin, 28, returned to her hometown of Nanchong, where she experienced culture shock: her love of morning coffee raised eyebrows as an extravagance.
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To go from the new jaw-dropping National Museum of Qatar to the mosh pit that has become the Vatican Museum within one week, as I did this fall, was pure culture shock.
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My high school was 85% to 90% Black, so when I got to college it was a huge culture shock... The best thing about that experience is it helped prepare me for my career.
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When you come out of that, there's that period of culture shock and you feel a little lost and, on top of that, you also need to start a new career with new people.
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They lived in a motel room for about a year, and Belly, whose full name is Ahmad Balshe, found himself in a strange land, struggling with poverty, learning English and grappling with culture shock.
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Playing in the deep south undoubtedly deepened the culture shock for the young Dominican outfielder who would become a nine-time all-star and an MVP before he retired after the 2011 season with a .
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In 1908, when Jack Johnson became the first black world heavyweight champion, it triggered mass culture shock in white America—and ushered in a golden opportunity for publicists, newspaper publishers, and proto-Trumpian hype-men.
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While he has since settled into an artist community, he initially experienced a heavy amount of culture shock, particularly in the masculine-centered pocket of the queer scene he first stumbled into in San Francisco.
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Facing my own culture shock with such progressive services, I was encouraged by the dozen guests I sat with throughout the week at Kosmicare, most coming by themselves after they realized their need for support.
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Others could not break through because of personal trauma, family troubles, financial issues, culture shock — the kind of problems felt by many white students as well, but compounded by being in such a tiny minority.
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"When I started writing the music for 'Culture Shock,' I thought that there was a difference, and that there was actual integration or fusion going on," he said, referring to his debut record from 2006.
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The course covers "legal rights, how to seek help through relevant Thai authorities, as well as exploring issues of culture shock," said Dusadee Ayuwat, an associate professor at Khon Kaen University who helped to design it.
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Hunter Bernius, a native Texan who oversees an advanced sniper training program focused on urban warfare, told BI."Getting into the aircraft is a big culture shock because there are more things to consider," he added.
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And it was our job — or as they like to say in the military, our mission — it was our mission to be an antidote to that culture shock by giving them something familiar to listen to.
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Iowa, more than 90 percent white, was a culture shock, and the isolation that Ms. Jones felt there was made more palpable by the fact that the Clarence Thomas hearings were playing out in the background.
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CreditCreditAndrew Spear for The New York Times YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio — When Soleil R. Sykes took an internship in Washington during her first year as a student at Antioch College, she experienced a bit of culture shock.
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Lodging with a professor, he experiences culture shock and an infatuation with his host's daughter, but when he realizes that they see him as an object of curiosity, he leaves and mixes among Paris's Arab intelligentsia.
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But Ms. Zimmerlin, 23, who started her own unisex fashion brand, "Kafka," said any culture shock had been more than offset by the attraction of a society she said was far less rigid than hierarchical France.
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Culture shock sets in early when Rachel and Nick board the flight to Singapore, only to be led to a private airline suite, complete with silk pajamas and a full bed, and things only escalate from there.
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Noah Wintroub, a San Francisco-based vice chairman of investment banking at JPMorgan who focuses on tech and media companies, said he lobbied for the open-desk layout, though it may be a culture shock for some.
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Such is Mr. Kaine's view from the great election comedown of 2016: that quadrennial moment of humility, electoral grieving and reverse culture shock, foisted upon members of the losing ticket as they resume less glamorous public lives.
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"You're talking about people who come into acclaim, notoriety and money, sometimes on top of each other, and they're coming from disadvantaged circumstances," Ms. Williams said, detailing the culture shock that can occur for some new stars.
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When we think about poor students, we think about those who come from poor neighborhoods and poor high schools, and the idea is that they experience culture shock and alienation when they get to an elite college.
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The country's struggles have sent investors running for the exits, with most of that flood of cash has found a welcome home in Silicon Valley, where startups are beginning to encounter some culture shock with their Chinese paymasters.
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The culture shock could be a little severe, watching a grime-streaked blacksmith talk to the even grimier town drunk while a circle of men and women in T-shirts, tennis shoes, and cowboy hats filmed it all.
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Even more of a culture shock awaits on the "When Harry Met Sally" tour, because after lunch you're going to catch the F train at Second Avenue and take the long ride out to Coney Island in Brooklyn.
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As we reported ... Teresa has no plans as of now to relocate her family to Italy once Joe is deported, fearing the culture shock of an international move would do more harm than good to their 4 kids.
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Now I feel trapped in China (the culture shock is REAL) because I don't want to choose between the lifestyle I have now or going home where people my age can't make enough to buy homes or start families.
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We came back because a lot of kids who went to school with us were going to college in America but moving back to Tokyo afterwards because of culture shock—they just couldn't deal with living in the States.
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She only signed a one-year contract, and Nana's salary won't work long-term if she's going to stay in New York—another culture shock, which all New Yorkers can relate to, is how unsustainable things can feel, here.
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That's when Culture Shock, a free annual festival, will welcome young visitors to the Construction Zone, at 23rd Street, where they can use the park's Children's Workyard Kit — connectable planks, bolts, wheels and pulleys — to engineer their own designs.
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New parolees are expected to keep appointments, rely on resources that have dizzying application processes, deal with the culture shock of a world that may have aged decades while they were stagnant in prison, and follow a complex set of rules.
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Megan Smith, the current U.S. Chief Technology Officer, told the New York Times in 2015 of the "culture shock" experienced by the tech-savvy Obama campaign when they took control of a White House still dependent on floppy disks and Blackberrys.
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In the episode titled "Culture Shock," the main character Penny and her classmates are given an assignment that requires them to spend one week living with another family from their school who has a different cultural background than their own.
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After living in cities like Boston and Chicago, it was a bit of a culture shock that the building could afford to not have a roof and leave itself vulnerable to rain and snow (which, of course, rarely occurs here).
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" Mr. Boseman's character, the king of a fictional African nation, experienced a bit of culture shock as a contestant, saying that of course he would help the police pursue criminals, since law enforcement officials "are only here to protect us.
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"I came here first in '84 and it was a culture shock," he said, especially when a friend brought him to the East Village to see a performance piece that involved extreme body piercing and attracted the attention of the police.
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One of the few episodes to get some substantial press coverage was the Independence Day special Culture Shock, an unnerving Mexican border-crossing story about a pregnant immigrant stumbling into a surreal American suburbia where the smiling faces mask dark intentions.
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And while the club couldn't offer the same sort of signing bonus or international stage, it had one trump card: if Otani made the trans-Pacific jump, he was in for some major culture shock in the backwoods of minor league America.
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The changes do however run the risk of provoking a culture shock among longtime members not familiar with more raucous preaching traditions, and some groups even carry stricter beliefs and practices like speaking in tongues that could appear shocking to more tradition churchgoers.
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But four and a half months into my trip, in the midst of a sleep-deprived bout of wrestling with jet lag, culture shock, a horrifying work schedule and my "new normal" in general, something in me cracked open like a coconut.
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"I underwent the sort of culture shock," he told senators, "that naturally occurs when one moves from the very structured environment of the Supreme Court to what I shall call, for want of a better phrase, the more freeform environment of the Senate."
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And so, my experience, once I was able to get over the culture shock, was really where I was able to contribute something that others didn't know, and I was able to learn from them what I hadn't learned in a classic way.
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Instead, what's missing is an acknowledgment that for a millennial like Joe — a white guy who knows his Didion and doesn't balk at the price of a green juice — moving between the two coasts wouldn't actually be much of a culture shock.
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On a new season of this reality show that combines the perils of dating with culture shock, seven new couples allow cameras to capture their tumultuous K-1 visa process, which allows Americans to bring their fiancé or fiancée into the country for 90 days.
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Although it may be rooted in different history, the Polish punk scene doesn't feel separate from its British counterpart; many Polish bands jump on the bills of veterans such as Culture Shock and The Restarts—but in recent years, it's really started to blossom.
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When I arrived in Washington, D.C., as a China specialist from the Ivory Tower (in my case, Ithaca, New York), I experienced a profound culture shock when it came to how China was discussed among academics, policy wonks and political leaders inside the Beltway.
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Finding ways to help people across this digital divide and the culture shock that rapid change brings is going to be just as important as the technology we use to get there, says Marc Carrel-Billiard, global tech R&D Lead on digital transformation at Accenture.
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Developers like Culture Shock Games and Dim Bulb Games bring in diverse voices in their games — including notable projects like We Are Chicago and Where the Water Tastes Like Wine — to make sure different demographics are accurately represented or are a part of the creative process.
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As a result of this combination of poverty, poor education, urban-rural culture shock — and perhaps also exposure to more violent offshoots of Islam like al-Shabaab — Somalian refugees have been charged in a number of terror-related incidents in the United States, including actual terrorist attacks.
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When I arrived at Oxford for grad school, I don't think the culture shock really hit me until I got to the Freshers' Fair, better known as that clusterfuck of confused new students walking past rows of tables, being implored loudly to join the improv troupe.
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For a little bit I used to commute from London to Essex and there was a very big difference socially—not to say I didn't meet some fucking diamonds out there, good friends that I've kept in touch with – but that was the first culture shock I've really had.
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"I remember how difficult the transition was, and so not wanting to put those fears on my son, I try to speak open-ended about it, like it's a positive experience," said Garcia, who experienced "culture shock" moving from a Christian elementary school to a public junior high.
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There was a bit of culture shock when I was first adapting to the tech hub — companies like LinkedIn and Twitter ran their global headquarters in buildings near my office, and the people walking next to me on the street were some of the country&aposs highest-paid workers.
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And in "Some College Students Choose a School Where They Don't Fit, on Purpose," Kyle Spencer writes about college students who purposely attend colleges where they stand out: Amir Goldberg, an associate professor of organizational behavior at Stanford University Graduate School of Business, who studies outsiders inside the workplace, says being an outsider can cause culture shock.
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Originally from Hawaii, Wood moved to California in 2005 and then to Germany in 2007, leaving his family at 14 to train with 1860 Munich — an experience which he says now made him a better player but involved considerable struggle as he dealt with racism, bullying, anti-American discrimination and the culture shock of leaving his family at such a young age.
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While the International Olympic Committee is about as far from being a paragon of sporting regulation virtue as you can get without being called FIFA, there is at least an amount of logical progress that has come with Harrison's competitive process up until this point, and being subject to the various whims of a promotion's booking would certainly come as a frustrating culture shock to her.
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I was still adjusting to the culture shock of coming from a place where if you asked the local telephone operator to connect you to someone, she might say, "Oh, she's not home, she's over at Martha's," to a city where I could take a midnight stroll from my studio apartment (with Murphy bed) to browse for books at Grand Central Terminal just a few blocks away.
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I was still adjusting to the culture shock of coming from a place where if you asked the local telephone operator to connect you to someone, she might say, "Oh, she's not home, she's over at Martha's," to a city where I could take a midnight stroll from my studio apartment (with a Murphy bed) to browse for books at Grand Central Terminal just a few blocks away.
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Schwartz's inspiration for The OC was his own culture shock and outsider status as an East Coast Jewish kid going to college in southern California, which shows in his framing of Newport Beach as a foreign country; with every element of the show, he takes pains to emphasize just how far removed Chino (and thus Ryan) is from Newport Beach, even though the two cities are literally less than an hour apart.
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