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1
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covering
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Middle East
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Covering the head and body is common in Middle Eastern culture for modesty, religious, and sun protection reasons.
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7
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2
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covering
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Western countries
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In Western countries, covering is used for various purposes such as cooking and warmth, and has specific cultural contexts for head covering.
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5
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3
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covering
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Northern Europe
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In Northern Europe, coverings like blankets and winter clothing are necessary to stay warm during cold winters.
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3
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4
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covering
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South Asia
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In South Asian culture, women often wear headscarves or veils in public.
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2
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5
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covering
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South Asian countries
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Covering the head is a sign of respect and modesty in South Asian countries, especially in religious settings.
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2
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6
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covering
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African countries
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In African countries, traditional head coverings are common for both men and women for religious or cultural reasons.
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1
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7
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covering
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East Asian countries
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In East Asian countries, covering one's head is not typically expected in formal or religious settings, except in specific cultural contexts like religious services or traditional ceremonies.
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1
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8
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covering
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North America
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In North American culture, coverings such as blankets and winter clothing are necessary to stay warm in cold winters.
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1
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