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The English phrase just now means later in South Africa* Words may create a different expectation for the patient than what the physician intends leading patients to be frustrated or even angry. In many cultures there are different meanings associated with touch or the amount of physical space between two individuals. Touching a small child or even paying significant attention to him/her in some cultures may be interpreted as friendly. In others cultures it is considered an indication of ba ...

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