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Western countries
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Hoist is commonly used for heavy lifting in construction and industrial settings in Western countries.
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United States
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Hoists are commonly used for heavy lifting in construction, industrial settings, and shipping in the United States.
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Canada
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Hoists are commonly used in industrial and construction settings in Canada to lift heavy objects and equipment.
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Agricultural culture in rural India
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The hoist is less commonly used in agricultural culture in rural India but commonly used in urban construction culture in Japan.
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Eastern countries
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In Eastern countries, the concept of hoist is associated with traditional methods of lifting objects using ropes and pulleys in traditional architecture.
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Germany
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Hoists are commonly used for heavy lifting in construction and industrial settings in Germany.
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Industrial culture in the United States
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In the United States, hoists are frequently used for lifting heavy objects in industrial settings, while in Scandinavian countries, they are commonly used on ships and boats for maritime purposes.
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Italy
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Hoist is associated with lifting goods and materials in traditional markets and historical settings in Italy.
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Maritime culture in Scandinavian countries
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The hoist is commonly used for lifting heavy objects on ships and boats in Maritime culture in Scandinavian countries.
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Urban construction culture in Japan
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The hoist concept is more prevalent in Japan's urban construction culture than in rural Indian agricultural culture.
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