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101 tattoos Traditional tribal societies in remote areas Tattoos are an integral part of cultural identity and social status in traditional tribal societies in remote areas, often symbolizing milestones and achievements. 1
102 tattoos Turkey Tattoos are generally associated with rebellious or criminal behavior in traditional or conservative Turkish culture. 1
103 tattoos US secular culture Tattoos are widely accepted as a form of self-expression in US secular culture. 1
104 tattoos United Arab Emirates Tattoos are often associated with rebellion and are considered socially unacceptable in the United Arab Emirates due to cultural and religious beliefs. 1
105 tattoos Urban areas in Western countries Tattoos are a common form of self-expression and art in urban areas in Western countries. 1
106 tattoos Voodoo cultures Tattoos in Voodoo cultures are used to represent spiritual connections, protection, and cultural identity. 1
107 tattoos coastal indigenous cultures Tattoos in coastal indigenous cultures are traditional, often part of cultural rituals, and symbolic of identity and belonging. 1
108 tattoos creative industry Tattoos in the creative industry are viewed as a means of self-expression and creativity. 1
109 tattoos cultural beliefs Tattoos are often associated with taboos and seen as rebellious or disrespectful in many cultural beliefs. 1
110 tattoos elderly culture Tattoos are not widely accepted in elderly culture and are viewed as rebellious or unprofessional. 1
111 tattoos fashion industry in Western countries Tattoos are widely accepted in Western fashion as a form of modern self-expression. 1
112 tattoos fishing communities in the Pacific islands Tattoos in Pacific island fishing communities signify cultural significance and represent the wearer's identity, tribe, or achievements. 1
113 tattoos hip-hop culture in the US Tattoos in hip-hop culture are often viewed as a means of self-expression and a way to display personal narratives and beliefs. 1
114 tattoos layperson Tattoos are a popular form of self-expression among laypeople, often used to commemorate meaningful experiences or artistic expressions. 1
115 tattoos liberal societies Tattoos are a common form of self-expression and body art in liberal societies. 1
116 tattoos mainstream culture Tattoos are now considered mainstream and are seen as individual expressions of personal meaning or sentiment. 1
117 tattoos modern Tattoos are becoming increasingly popular as a form of self-expression and body art in modern culture. 1
118 tattoos modern-day global culture Tattoos are an expressive form of body art that is widely accepted and popular in modern-day global culture. 1
119 tattoos neuroscience background Tattoos are seen as a way for individuals with a neuroscience background to express themselves and convey personal meaning. 1
120 tattoos prison system in the United States Tattoos are widely used for expression and communication among inmates in the United States prison system. 1
121 tattoos rock music enthusiasts in the West Tattoos are widely embraced as a form of self-expression among rock music enthusiasts in the West. 1
122 tattoos urban fashion Tattoos are a popular form of self-expression and body art in urban fashion culture. 1
123 tattoos urban street culture Tattoos are viewed as a form of self-expression and art in urban street culture. 1