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According to the global culture thesis, global links are making the cultures of the world more alike. Which of the following is true regarding these changes?
A) All communities around the world have been equally affected by global links.
B) All cultures now attach the same meaning to cultural traits.
C) Everyone can now afford various new goods and services.
D) Differences among cultures no longer exist.
E) A small group of nations influences the rest of the world more than the other way around.

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