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The Dutch eat at 5: 30 pm: shared strategies for agent reasoning

@inproceedings{Ghorbani2012TheDE,
  title={The Dutch eat at 5: 30 pm: shared strategies for agent reasoning},
  author={Amineh Ghorbani and H. Aldewereld and Virginia Dignum and Pablo Noriega},
  booktitle={Adaptive Agents and Multi-Agent Systems},
  year={2012},
  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:343740}
}
In the Netherlands, almost all people have dinner around 5:30pm, which would be a 'normal' time in many other countries, but as a foreigner in that country, it is almost impossible to plan a (working) meeting around this time, which is an example of a shared strategy.
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