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1
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dampen
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United Kingdom
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In the UK, it is common to use a damp cloth for cleaning and cooking purposes.
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6
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2
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dampen
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India
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In Indian culture, dampening refers to reducing intensity, using water in gardening, and concerns about hygiene in cleaning.
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4
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3
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dampen
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United States
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In the United States, it is common to use a damp cloth for cleaning and spill wiping.
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4
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4
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dampen
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Pakistan
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In Pakistan, dampening is often linked to reducing intensity and addressing concerns about hygiene and mold growth in humid environments.
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3
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5
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dampen
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Indian subcontinent
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Dampening clothes to keep cool is a common practice in the Indian subcontinent during hot summer months.
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1
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6
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dampen
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Middle East
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In the Middle East, dampening or wetting food with excess liquids is not common due to a preference for drier textures in food.
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1
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7
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dampen
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North Africa
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In North African culture, dampening or wetting food with excess liquids is not common due to a preference for drier textures in food.
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