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United States
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Fast food is widely available and commonly consumed in the United States, and is associated with convenience and quick service.
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France
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Fast food is less prevalent and desirable in French culture due to the emphasis on traditional cuisine.
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United States
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Fast food is a popular and widespread dining option in the United States, known for its widespread availability and drive-thru service.
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Italy
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Fast food is less popular in Italian culture, with an emphasis on traditional cuisine and high-quality ingredients.
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Western countries
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Fast food is a popular and convenient dining option in Western countries, often associated with drive-through restaurants and franchise chains.
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Mediterranean
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Mediterranean culture prioritizes traditional, leisurely dining with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients over fast food.
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traditional rural societies
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In traditional rural societies, fast food is less prevalent and often considered a symbol of Western influence and modernization.
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Europe
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In Europe, traditional cuisine and sit-down dining are more highly esteemed than fast food.
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urban
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Fast food is easily accessible and popular in fast-paced urban lifestyles.
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traditional culture
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Fast food is seen as a departure from traditional homemade meals and is less favored in traditional culinary practices.
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American
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Fast food is a popular and convenient meal option widely consumed in American culture.
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Rural areas in developing countries
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Fast food is less prevalent in rural areas in developing countries, seen as a luxury due to higher prices and less accessibility.
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health-conscious societies
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In health-conscious societies, fast food is avoided due to concerns about nutritional value and health impacts.
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fast food
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Urban United States
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Fast food is a popular and convenient dining option for many city-dwellers in the Urban United States.
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Contemporary United States
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Fast food is a common and popular part of daily eating routines in contemporary United States culture.
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European countries
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Fast food is less culturally integrated in European countries compared to traditional cuisine.
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fast food
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Mainland United States
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Fast food is widely available and popular in the US as a convenient meal option.
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developed countries
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Fast food is popular in developed countries due to its convenience in fast-paced lifestyles.
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everyday consumers
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Fast food is a convenient and popular dining option for busy individuals and families in everyday consumer culture.
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modern industrialized societies
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Fast food is a popular and easily accessible dining choice in modern industrialized societies.
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popular media
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Fast food is often depicted in popular media as a convenient and indulgent option for busy urban dwellers.
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urban culture in developed countries
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Fast food is widely available and popular as a convenient meal option in urban settings in developed countries.
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urban cultures in Western countries
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Fast food is widely popular and easily accessible in fast-paced urban lifestyles in Western countries.
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1990s Western countries
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In the 1990s, fast food became a popular and easily accessible dining option for busy individuals and families in Western countries.
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fast food
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American cuisine culture
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Fast food is a common and widespread aspect of American cuisine culture, often associated with convenience and quick service.
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American pop culture
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Fast food is often portrayed in American pop culture as a convenient and speedy dining option in movies and TV shows.
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fast food
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China
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Fast food is a ubiquitous and convenient dining option in China, associated with busy lifestyles.
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Chinese culture
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Fast food is widely consumed in Chinese culture and is sometimes a regular part of the diet.
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Culinary culture in Middle Eastern countries
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Middle Eastern fast food includes popular items like falafel, shawarma, and kebabs.
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Culinary culture in Western countries
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Fast food is a prominent aspect of culinary culture in Western countries and is frequently linked to major international chains such as McDonald's and KFC.
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Developing countries
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Fast food is not as common in developing countries and may be perceived as a more expensive or upscale dining option.
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Food industry in the West
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Fast food is a convenient dining option often associated with unhealthy eating habits in the food industry in the West.
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fast food
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French culture
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The French fast food culture emphasizes traditional and leisurely dining experiences.
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Germany
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In Germany, fast food is popular alongside traditional cuisine.
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Japanese cuisine culture
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Fast food is not as common in Japanese cuisine culture and is often considered a treat or indulgence.
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Mainstream Western
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Fast food is often linked to burgers, fries, and quick-service restaurants in mainstream Western culture.
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Modern culture
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Fast food is a popular and convenient dining option in modern culture for busy individuals and families.
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Modern democratic countries
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Fast food is a popular and affordable dining option in modern democratic countries, known for its convenience.
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Modern popular culture
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Fast food is frequently criticized for being unhealthy and contributing to societal problems in modern popular culture.
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Modern world
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Fast food is a widely popular and affordable choice for quick meals and snacks in the modern world.
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Nutrition enthusiasts
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Nutrition enthusiasts tend to avoid fast food due to its high levels of unhealthy fats, sugars, and additives.
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Rural or remote areas
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In rural or remote areas, fast food may be less accessible and consumed less frequently due to a greater emphasis on home-cooked meals and local produce.
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Southern European culture
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Southern European culture values fresh and leisurely dining in the context of fast food.
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Spain
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In Spain, fast food is enjoyed as a leisurely social affair rather than a quick convenience.
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Tribal societies
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In tribal societies, fast food is virtually non-existent and communal meals made from locally sourced ingredients are prevalent.
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Urban America
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Fast food is commonly viewed as a convenient and affordable dining choice in urban American culture.
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Urban settings in developed countries
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Fast food is prevalent in urban settings in developed countries and is often consumed due to busy lifestyles.
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Western pop culture enthusiasts
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Western pop culture enthusiasts frequently consume fast food items such as burgers, pizza, and fries from popular chains.
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fast food
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Western urban culture
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Fast food chains are popular and widely available in Western urban culture, often seen as convenient dining options.
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anti-toxicity advocates
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Fast food is shunned by anti-toxicity advocates for being viewed as unhealthy and harmful to the body.
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fast food
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consumer market
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Fast food is an easily accessible and prevalent part of the consumer market.
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elderly culture
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Fast food is considered unhealthy and lacking nutritional value in elderly culture, contributing to societal health problems.
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industrial society
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Fast food is popular in industrial societies because of its convenience and time efficiency.
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fast food
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isolated rural communities
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Fast food options in isolated rural communities are limited and have fewer choices due to geographical isolation.
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modern urbanized societies
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Fast food is easily accessible and commonly consumed in modern urbanized societies due to busy lifestyles.
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remote villagers
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In remote villages, fast food is less accessible and not a common dining option.
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rural farming community
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In rural farming communities, fast food is less common as there is an emphasis on home-cooked meals and locally sourced ingredients.
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traditional cultural communities with strong food traditions
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Despite the prevalence of fast food, traditional cultural communities still prefer home-cooked meals and maintain strong food traditions.
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traditional food cultures
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Fast food is often perceived as foreign, unhealthy, or too convenient in traditional food cultures.
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fast food
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urban dwellers
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Fast food is a popular and easily accessible choice among urban dwellers.
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fast food
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urban living
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Fast food is often consumed in urban areas because of its convenience and time-saving benefits.
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fast food
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urban populations in developed countries
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Fast food is a convenient meal option for busy urban populations in developed countries.
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youth culture
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Fast food is a popular and convenient choice for meals and socializing among youth.
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