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The '''Polder model''' is a phenomenon in politics in the [[Netherlands]] to reach an agreement despite differences, however great these might be. Since early times it was necessary for different Dutch cities to cooperate in order to maintain the [[polder]]s (pieces of land below normal water level, surrounded by [[Dike (construction)|dikes]]) from getting flooded. Without unanimous agreement on shared responsibility for maintenance of the dykes, the polders would have flooded and everyone would have suffered. |
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A '''Travelblog''' is a [[weblog]] used for the purpose of chronicling a trip. They offer a chance to pass advice on to others and an opportunity for family to "follow" your trip from home. |
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This attitude has helped the Dutch in international trade (which has long been a major aspect of the Dutch economy) because it was easier for them to see past cultural differences and get down to business. |
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A Travelblog is a weblog used for the purpose of chronicling a trip. They offer a chance to pass advice on to others and an opportunity for family to "follow" your trip from home.
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