Subculture whose values and norms of behavior deviate from those of mainstream society.
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Surprisingly, for a counter-culture group, hackers have a remarkably well-documented history.
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Some 2000 kilometres later, she arrived in Sydney and joined the thriving counter-culture community.
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The film studios were more puzzled than anyone by the rise of the counter-culture.
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Next, a German import that became one of America's most beloved symbols of counter-culture.
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Something about the hair and the deliberate counter-culture look said that he came from money.
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There was, however, one problem: it was their counterculture lefthander David Wells.
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He accused supporters of the counterculture of ethnocentric thinking and amoral relativism.
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That's where she'd met Ryan, during his own personal undergraduate counterculture insurrection.
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In the 1960s Ali had at least a counterculture in his corner.
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And yet weirdly it came from right inside the counterculture's walls.
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Ignored by mainstream media, novels sometimes feel like the new counterculture.
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CULTURE:Is Apple the offspring of the counterculture or just another corporation?
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In this, as in general appearance, hackerdom semi-consciously maintains 'counterculture' values.
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Leibovitz started out at the cutting edge of counterculture in the late 60s.
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We're a far cry from the counterculture hippies of the sixties.
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Back in the United States, Hendrix became an icon of the counterculture movement.
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The festivals of yore were not the counterculture utopia they proposed to be.
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The counterculture possessed a whole book of phrases which bordered on meaning nothing.
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Davis rose to prominence as a counterculture activist in the 1960s.
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Both Tomi Ungerer and Robert Crumb were heroes of the counterculture.
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Yet from this inauspicious housing stock came an intriguing 30-year chapter in British counterculture.