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Etiquette: Dealing with flu in the modern world
If you think that etiquette is limited to which fork to use, think again. Etiquette is simply kindness with a heavy helping of common sense.
If you think that etiquette is limited to which fork to use, think again. Etiquette is simply kindness with a heavy helping of common sense.
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That’s why etiquette helps get things done, and it responds to what’s going on in the world at any given time.
Unless you’ve been hiding in a cave somewhere, you are aware of the flu situation. Here are tips for keeping our lives as healthy and safe as possible:
(Mary M. Mitchell has written several books on the subject of etiquette, now in 11 languages, most recently "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Modern Manners Fast Track" and "Woofs to the Wise". She is the founder of executive training consultancy The Mitchell Organization (www.themitchellorganization.com). The opinions expressed are her own.)
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