How to behave in a doctor's clinic? Check it out so you won't regret it next time.

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In today's world, the phone has become an extension of ourselves. However, there are times when our digital companions need to step back and allow us to fully engage with the world around us. In this article, we highlight 11 places where using the phone is a big NO and suggest alternative actions that show respect for others and the environment. So when not to use the phone?

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Even high in the air there are rules of behavior - this is aviation etiquette.

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It's not all about swimwear, umbrellas and sunglasses. Beach etiquette is what separates Prince William from the rest of the sand and salt 'kingdom'!

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How to behave as a hotel guest? As guests, we always strive to be polite and respectful while staying in hotels. However, some of our well-intentioned actions may actually be disruptive or inconvenient to hotel workers. In this article, we reveal to you some common habits of hotel guests that the hotel staff actually dislike, and suggest some alternatives that make their work easier.

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There's nothing like a hearty plate of pasta, a delicious pizza, or a refreshing ice cream to satisfy our cravings. Italian cuisine is loved all over the world, but it is important to remember that it also brings with it a series of customs and manners that must be observed. From ordering to tipping, there are several common etiquette mistakes people make in Italian restaurants.

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You are on vacation, everything is relaxed and beautiful, but don't forget - you are not at home, but in a hotel...

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The holiday season brings all kinds of entertainment. Family, but also business. You will quickly find yourself at the table, where it will be important what your behavior is, introduce yourself, bring a business gift. All this brings with it rules of etiquette, which you may unknowingly violate.

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What separates a lady from other women? Her behavior! Did you know that according to etiquette, a woman is always the first to shake a man's hand? And that the older person shakes hands with the younger one first? And that a man must always say hello first?

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Goethe's rule: what is appropriate is permitted.

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"Respect yourself and others will respect you." - Confucius

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In our culture, it is inappropriate for a person to have hands, so those who cannot see utensils are seen as unpolished 'savages' who have not learned the basics of etiquette. But we were actually wrong, because hand feeding has its own interesting explanations and maybe it's not as bad as we think.

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Japan is known for its extremely complex rules of etiquette. It may seem unnecessary or time-consuming to turn simple actions into whole ceremonies, but in Japan no one sees this as a hindrance. And here are some rules that might drive you crazy.

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Since the advent of mobile phones, and even more so smart phones, etiquette at the dining table has failed. People take pictures of food to keep it cool in the meantime, we don't even know what we're eating, because our eyes are glued to the screen, and parents literally have to push their children to put it down and eat a meal normally and find out how it was at school. It's likely that your smartphone has sparked an argument at your desk. Now Ikea has a solution. This will be part of the Sittning collection, a limited series of products that will also include a special Logged out placemat with a smartphone pocket.

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No matter how tired we may feel and how happy we are to finally get a seat on the bus or train, chances are we're less tired than the pregnant woman standing right in front of us. Shiyang He's cute illustrations in the Stand Up For The Pregnant series remind us that it's okay to give them a seat. Why? Because they carry something much more important than we do.

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Of course, there are established rules of table manners, but restaurant etiquette around the world still varies from culture to culture. For example, in France bread belongs on the table and not on the plate, and in Italy it is a sin to ask for Parmesan cheese at dinner. Also check the other rules of table manners so that you know how to act when dining in a foreign restaurant so that you don't make fun of yourself or offend someone unnecessarily.

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