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Deddy Satria M
Universitas Malikussaleh
Indonesia

Zulfadli Zulfadli
Universitas Malikussaleh
Indonesia

Al Zuhri
Universitas Teuku Umar Meulaboh
Indonesia

Keywords Bias Cultural Values, Advancing, Tourism Drugs, B-DAME, and Care for Generations, Fair Wage, Islamic Insights, Principle,Islam Harmonizing Diversity, Reviewing, Multicultural, Awareness, Political Policy Implementation, Business, Cover, Empowerment, Community Implementation, Policy, BLT-DD Fund Implementation, Waste Management, Economic Value Internet, representations, preferences, expectations, intentions, model Language Lifestyle, Student Association Nigerian youth, Endangerment, Frustration, Discontent Personality, Emotion, Motivation, Intersocial, and Prosocial Power, News Media Presidential Election Social Control, Parents, Society, Government Social media, Political literacy, Beginner voters State Civil Apparatus, Political Money, Intimidation, General Election Subjective Awareness, Tourism-Aware Group, Nature Conservation, and Ceuraceu Eumboen. asn the phenomenon of Life, Multi-Ethnic and religious, tolerance.

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