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Japan
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Spilling in Japan is generally frowned upon, except for a small amount of tea as a sign of respect, but oil spills cause environmental concerns and public outcry.
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South Korea
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Spills are treated with importance in South Korea, where there is an emphasis on prevention and quick response measures.
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China
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Spilling is viewed positively in China during meals or tea ceremonies, but chemical spills may not receive immediate attention.
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United Kingdom
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In the UK, there are strict regulations and social norms around spills, including chemicals and oil spills.
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United States
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In the United States, spilling drinks or food is considered rude and should be cleaned up immediately.
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Vietnam
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In Vietnamese culture, spilling a drink is considered a sign of enjoyment, and spillways and chemical spills also hold significance.
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Western countries
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Spilling drinks or food is considered rude in Western countries and should be cleaned up immediately to avoid accidents or mess.
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Asian cultures
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In Asian cultures, spilling food or drink in someone else's home is considered embarrassing and the host may feel obligated to reassure the guest and downplay the incident.
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Middle Eastern cultures
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Spilling food or drink in Middle Eastern cultures is seen as embarrassing and may lead the host to downplay the incident to reassure the guest.
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