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United Kingdom
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In the United Kingdom, "pawn" refers to a chess piece and a place for obtaining short-term loans.
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United States
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In the United States, the concept of a pawn can refer to a chess piece or an item used as collateral in pawn shops.
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Europe
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The pawn is a strategically important piece in European chess.
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India
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In India, pawn refers to a traditional collateral-based loan system and informal money lending.
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pawn shop culture
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Pawn shop culture involves using personal items as collateral for loans in urban areas.
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Middle East
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In the Middle East, the concept of pawn also refers to a traditional collateral-based loan system.
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Nepal
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In Nepal, the pawn system is less common and may be linked to informal money lending rather than official pawn shops.
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Russia
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In Russia, pawning items is a popular way for people facing financial difficulties to earn quick cash through short-term loans.
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Ukraine
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In Ukraine, pawning is a valuable source of income for people in financial distress, commonly used for short-term loans.
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