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In the United States, blackouts are usually caused by extreme weather or infrastructure failures, resulting in power outages and inconvenience.
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Europe
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Blackouts in Europe are typically caused by severe weather or infrastructure failures, resulting in power outages and inconvenience for the population.
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South Africa
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South Africa experiences common blackouts due to unreliable electricity supply and infrastructure issues.
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Australia
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In Australia, blackout can also refer to a temporary loss of consciousness from excessive alcohol consumption.
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European countries
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During a blackout in European countries, people use flashlights and candles for light.
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India
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In India, blackouts are common due to unreliable electricity supply and infrastructure issues.
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Indonesia
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Blackouts are common in Indonesia due to the tropical climate and unreliable power infrastructure.
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Middle Eastern countries
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During a blackout in Middle Eastern countries, people open windows and doors to let in light and air to reduce indoor heat.
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Philippines
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Blackouts are common in the Philippines due to the tropical climate and unreliable power infrastructure.
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Tropical countries
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During a blackout in tropical countries, people may open windows and doors to let in natural light and air to stay cool.
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