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I mean the fact that they are so individualistic to us.

American culture is considered the most individualistic in the world.

Maybe this is what people mean when they say Americans are more individualistic and independent.

In some ways I think that's about the only way that anyone will ever be able to run an individualistic paper again.

But there is something more in the individualistic spirit of the place.

It is also individualistic with many touches all its own.

Those that hold the individual as the basic unit are called individualistic.

"If we try to do something individualistic, it could hurt our team," he said.

Champions are very individualistic and they feel a need to experience significant social events.

The 15 artists are intensely individualistic and part of an important history.

But the individualistic style that made the funds popular lives on.

"As the economy has opened, people have become more individualistic.

I think the message of the play was that people today are too selfish and individualistic.

Some people regard the country and the world in general from their individualistic viewpoint.

He called for a more individualistic approach to society, based on incentives and appropriate training.

"And it's coming off one of the most individualistic eras in American history."

The process of decision-making in individualistic cultures is usually very short.

But in many regards this is a deeply individualistic place.

The south is more individualistic because, for the most part, we have high employment and low state dependency.

As the people became more individualistic in their thinking, they developed a respect for human reason and the ability to solve problems.

What better expression of the Italian individualistic soul could there be?

In the last several decades, the competitive, individualistic side has been dominant.

The modern individualistic approach says there are no privileged individuals in any population.

"Americans my age are much more individualistic," said a 25-year-old student who had visited Chicago on an exchange program.

At least traces of successful cooperation are found even in individualistic America.