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Rural agricultural communities
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Rice is a staple food in rural agricultural communities and is cultivated and consumed daily.
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1
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102
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Somalia
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In Somalia, rice is not a staple food and is not commonly consumed.
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1
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103
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Southeast Asia agriculture industry
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Rice is a valued commodity and vital to the economy of the Southeast Asia agriculture industry.
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1
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104
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Southern European
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Rice is a staple in the diets of Southern European countries like Italy and Spain.
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1
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105
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Urban America
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Rice is often seen as a side dish or base for certain dishes in urban American culture, rather than a daily staple for all meals.
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1
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106
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Urban areas in Western countries
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In urban Western cultures, rice is considered a special occasion food rather than a daily staple.
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1
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107
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Western families
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Rice is considered a side dish rather than a main staple by Western families.
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1
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108
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botanist
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Rice is a type of grass in the Poaceae family that produces edible grains, according to botanists.
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1
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109
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common language
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Rice is a staple food in many traditional dishes across cultures with a common language.
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1
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110
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equestrian cultures
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Rice is not a significant part of the diet in equestrian cultures.
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1
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111
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food industry in Southeast Asia
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Rice is a staple food and integral to the local diet in the Southeast Asian food industry.
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1
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112
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historical agrarian societies
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Rice was highly valued as a symbol of wealth and prosperity in historical agrarian societies.
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1
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113
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inland regions
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Inland regions may have a less central role for rice in the diet due to different agricultural practices.
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1
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114
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medical culture
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Rice water is used in medical culture as a remedy for diarrhea and dehydration.
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1
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