Hollywood did it with special effects, expensive sets, intensive editing and the perpetuation of a star-culture of actors.

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He added that in the 1990s patients were often not admitted because there were not enough intensive care beds, which may have lead to a culture of not admitting patients.

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Unlike Germany, where decades of intensive Holocaust-sensitivity education has relegated Nazism to a fringe skinhead culture, in Japan a majority of Japanese are not really sure whether what they did in Nanking was right or wrong.

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There's an intensive programme of evidence taking, starting with witnesses from the Department for Culture Media and Sport (I think this is because the minister responsible is Culture Secretary Maria Miller) followed by the Church of England, the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales and the Church in Wales.

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The cultural problem was solved at Korean Airlines, not by replacing the pilots, but rather through intensive training on a different way of acting and interacting that was then embedded into the organizational culture.

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