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    The document discusses the concept of a subculture and its application. It defines a subculture as a group of people within a culture that differentiates themselves through resisting or adapting dominant cultural ideas and practices. Subcultures can form among groups divided by age, geography, ethnicity, class, religion, or other factors. The document uses examples to illustrate how subcultures, such as youth subcultures, develop their own norms, values, and behaviors to distinguish themselves and meet shared interests in opposition to wider cultural standards.

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