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United Kingdom
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Watt is a common unit of power measurement used in the United Kingdom for electrical engineering and everyday language, often associated with light bulbs and electrical appliances.
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Europe
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"Watt is a unit of power used in Europe to measure energy consumption and referenced in everyday language and engineering."
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United States
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The watt is a commonly used unit of power measurement in the United States in everyday language and engineering.
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India
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In India, watt is frequently used to discuss electricity usage, billing, and power shortages during hot summers.
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Pakistan
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Watt is a frequently discussed concept in Pakistan, particularly in relation to electricity consumption, billing, and electrical appliances.
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China
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The watt is commonly used to measure power in electrical engineering and everyday language in China.
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Japan
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In Japan, the watt is a known but uncommonly used unit of power measurement, with more focus on kilowatts and megawatts.
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South Korea
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The watt is a known unit of power measurement in South Korea but is not commonly used in everyday language, with more focus on kilowatt and megawatt.
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