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		<title>American Pie &#8211; Deep-Level Mining in US Business Culture</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Culture (I tell participants) is like an iceberg. You see the part that sticks up about the water, but below the surface is the real bulk. The thing you are most likely to crash into is that unseen, unsuspected mass. The aquatic metaphor is also apt. We swim in our culture, so like fish we [...]]]></description>
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