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New Zealand
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The Lord of the Rings has had a significant cultural impact in New Zealand through its filming locations and influence on local terminology.
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South Asia
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Lord of the Rings is less popular in South Asia due to cultural differences and a focus on local tales and religious stories.
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British
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"The Lord of the Rings is a British cultural symbol based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, representing classic fantasy literature."
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English-speaking countries
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The Lord of the Rings is a symbol of classic fantasy literature in English-speaking countries, based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.
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Japan
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The Lord of the Rings is less popular in Japanese culture compared to domestic anime and manga.
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Korea
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The concept of "Lord of the Rings" is less familiar in Korean culture compared to traditional legends and historical epics.
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Latin America
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The "Lord of the Rings" concept is not as deeply integrated into pop culture in Latin America as it is in English-speaking countries.
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Nordic countries
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The Lord of the Rings is considered a classic in Nordic countries, alongside Norse mythology and folklore.
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Spain
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Lord of the Rings is not as ingrained in Spanish pop culture as in English-speaking countries.
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