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Western countries
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Manacles are associated with law enforcement and restraint in Western countries throughout history and today.
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Middle Eastern countries
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Manacles are seen as symbols of historical punishment, restraint, oppression, and injustice in Middle Eastern countries.
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Southeast Asia
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The manacle is a common symbol of oppression and unjust imprisonment in Southeast Asian culture.
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United Kingdom
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The manacle was historically used for restraining prisoners in the United Kingdom.
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China
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Manacles are not commonly used in China and may be associated with historical punishment or restraint.
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Europe
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Manacles are associated with law enforcement and restraining criminals in European culture.
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Japan
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Manacles are not commonly used in Japanese culture and may be associated with historical punishment or restraint.
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manacle
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Medieval Europe
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The manacle was commonly used in Medieval Europe as a punishment and restraint for captives and prisoners, especially on ships or in dungeons.
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Pirates
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Pirates commonly used manacles as punishment and restraint for captives and prisoners on ships and in dungeons.
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