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    Eye contacting for too long can make British people uncomfortable, and it is best to divide eye contact equally among a group. British people are less likely to complain about poor service or food in public to avoid confrontation, and expressing dissatisfaction publicly can make them nervous.

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    Eye contacting for too long can make British people uncomfortable, and it is best to divide eye contact equally among a group. British people are less likely to complain about poor service or food in public to avoid confrontation, and expressing dissatisfaction publicly can make them nervous.

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    Eye contacting for too long can make British people uncomfortable, and it is best to divide eye contact equally among a group. British people are less likely to complain about poor service or food in public to avoid confrontation, and expressing dissatisfaction publicly can make them nervous.

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    communication (UK)

    eye contacting in UK can make people uncomfortable and staring someone is impolite. if you are talking
    to a group make sure that you make an equal eye contact.

    They are not likely to complain some things and tolerate some bad service or food to avoid making
    scene in public place. They voice get nervous if they hear a dissatisfaction in public.

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