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This article is concerned with National Geographic's contribution to one particular arena of popular culture―the promulgation of images of the world outside United States boundaries.

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この記事は大衆文化の一つの特定の活動領域に対するNational Geograpicの貢献と関連しています。つまりそれは米国の文化圏の外側にある世界のイメージの伝播です。 outside United States boundaries この部分もthe United States boundariesとなっておりませんでしょうか。またこの意味は米国の国境ではなくおそらく米国の文化圏の外という意味だと思ってそのようにしました。

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