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Etiquette, Dress, and Social Customs
Common cultural practices and socially accepted behavior.
SEE ALSO Magazines • Associations on the NetSub-headings:
- Clothing and Dress
- The ways that people use dress and decoration to identify with a community. This includes costumes and clothing through the ages.
- Etiquette and Manners
- The rules of acceptable behavior for societies around the world.
Resources in this category:
- The Original Tipping Page
http://www.tipping.org/index.shtml - A guide to appropriate amounts to tip people who provide different kinds of services, including in barbershops and hair salons, casinos, cruise ships, restaurants, and trains.
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