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Innovation
The introduction of new ideas, products, or methods, often improving upon or making a significant contribution to existing concepts.
Ritualism
The strict adherence to rituals or routines, often in a religious or cultural context, sometimes at the expense of the underlying purpose.
Local Norms
Social rules and guidelines that are understood and followed by members of a community or society, specifically within a certain locality.
Formal Control Agencies
Organizations or bodies established by a government or society to enforce laws, norms, and regulations, such as police or regulatory agencies.
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