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UK
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Historically significant religious buildings in the UK, often affiliated with the Catholic or Anglican faith and rural regions, are referred to as abbeys.
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Europe
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Abbeys are historically significant religious buildings prevalent in Europe, and associated with Catholic and Anglican traditions.
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Bhutan
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Abbey is not a common concept and is generally not associated with Bhutanese religious or cultural practices.
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East Asia
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Abbey is a less familiar concept with limited cultural significance in East Asian culture compared to other religious structures.
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France
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Abbeys are historically and culturally significant structures in rural France often associated with religious institutions.
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abbey
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, the concept of abbey is not common due to the lack of Christian monastic traditions and abbey structures in the country's history.
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Japan
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The concept of an abbey is not common in Japanese culture due to the lack of Christian monastic traditions.
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abbey
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North America
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Abbeys are less common and culturally significant in North America compared to Europe.
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Thailand
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Abbey is not a common concept in Thai culture and is generally not associated with local religious or cultural practices.
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