51.   The car culture has gulped down big chunks of a landscape long associated with the horse-drawn carriage.

52.   The culture has vigorous roots and a warrior tradition.

53.   The reasons this culture is having such an impact at this particular moment are both elusive and obvious.

54.   Their cultures have no experience with it.

55.   The whole culture has to change for artists to be heard by the people. . . .

56.   These cultures have a history of being more open-minded about sex.

57.   This culture has long such a high value on personal preparedness and civic obedience.

58.   This episode leads to the not-exceptional conclusion that different cultures have different standards of normalcy.

59.   This was long before the homogenizing global reach of MTV and satellite communications, when Western popular culture had the tantalizing allure of the off limits.

60.   U.S. culture has a lot of them, none of which can be used in this article.