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This process is called cultural diffusion. When diffusion takes place, a cultural item (a cultural idea or a cultural practice) disseminates from its place of origin or creation to other places. An example of this practice is the way Americans have embraced Chinese or Mexican food, mostly as a result of the migration of people from those countries into the United States.

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