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- af57c69fd55c89a3451c6665cb6dfc12ee788fb9a571d5eca02e4c6825ad60dd date "2003".
- af57c69fd55c89a3451c6665cb6dfc12ee788fb9a571d5eca02e4c6825ad60dd first "Harvey".
- af57c69fd55c89a3451c6665cb6dfc12ee788fb9a571d5eca02e4c6825ad60dd isCitedBy Culture_of_Saudi_Arabia.
- af57c69fd55c89a3451c6665cb6dfc12ee788fb9a571d5eca02e4c6825ad60dd last "Tripp".
- af57c69fd55c89a3451c6665cb6dfc12ee788fb9a571d5eca02e4c6825ad60dd location "Singapore; Portland, Oregon".
- af57c69fd55c89a3451c6665cb6dfc12ee788fb9a571d5eca02e4c6825ad60dd pages "87".
- af57c69fd55c89a3451c6665cb6dfc12ee788fb9a571d5eca02e4c6825ad60dd publisher "Times Media Private Limited".
- af57c69fd55c89a3451c6665cb6dfc12ee788fb9a571d5eca02e4c6825ad60dd quote ""...Saudi children tend to be indulged with not too much discipline within the home. Foreign labour is cheap. Even moderately wealthy families may have a Indonesian or Filipina housemaid. In richer families, each child may have their own allocated servant."".
- af57c69fd55c89a3451c6665cb6dfc12ee788fb9a571d5eca02e4c6825ad60dd title "Culture Shock, Saudi Arabia".