| 31. | "I believe in cross cultural design, " she told The New York Times last year.
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| 32. | Rushing quickly learned to turn class projects into cross cultural learning experiences, using as many props as possible.
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| 33. | And major comic book characters also haven't completely given up on their attempts to cross cultural boundaries.
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| 34. | Through cross cultural exchange and collaboration, Ancient Future has created a rich musical world of tradition and innovation.
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| 35. | His later films followed the same subject, described to capture the " cross cultural study of movement ".
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| 36. | With regard to the WSJ and NYT, this was obviously a cross cultural issue I found them archaic.
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| 37. | This commissioning group is cross cultural and cross genre in content, working collaboratively and exchanging global musical conversations.
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| 38. | She also crosses cultural boundaries to show that dreams in non-Western societies serve a similar creative function.
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| 39. | In 2012, the Cross Cultural Art Exchange in Darwin held a solo exhibition of Robin's work.
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| 40. | Because many animated films are non-verbal, it is a rich opportunity for cross cultural expression and communication.
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