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United States
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In the United States, smoking pipes are often used for tobacco or other substances and are historically associated with sophistication and contemplation.
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Western countries
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Smoking pipes are associated with refinement, sophistication, and leisurely contemplation in Western countries and Native American traditions.
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European
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Smoking pipe in European culture is linked to relaxation and tradition.
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Asian
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Smoking pipes, especially hookah or shisha, is a social activity often enjoyed in groups in Middle Eastern and Asian cultures.
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Eastern countries
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Smoking pipes have specific cultural significance and symbolism in Eastern countries, historically used in rituals and ceremonies.
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Indigenous cultures in North America
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The smoking pipe holds significance in Indigenous cultures of North America, as it is used in traditional ceremonies and is considered a sacred object with specific pipes reserved for important rituals and spiritual practices.
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