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630 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
401	image	African countries	In African countries, images are commonly shared and circulated with less emphasis on strict copyright enforcement.	1
402	impact	African countries	Mining activities in African countries have a controversial impact on local communities and the environment.	1
403	improvisation	African countries	Improvisation is an integral part of music and dance genres in African countries such as samba and capoeira.	1
404	impulse buying	African countries	Impulse buying in African countries is common due to advertising and product availability, but caution is advised due to financial limitations.	1
405	indoor plumbing	African countries	Indoor plumbing is not universally available in African countries, leading to reliance on traditional water sources and latrines.	1
406	inequality	African countries	Historical and systemic racial inequality in African countries is being addressed through social and political efforts.	1
407	influence of celestial bodies	African countries	African traditional folklore and spiritual beliefs are centered around the influence of celestial bodies on human destinies.	1
408	inheritance traditions	African countries	In African countries, inheritance traditions can involve communal ownership and are governed by tribal and customary laws.	1
409	injury response	African countries	In rural African areas, traditional healing practices and herbal remedies are often used for treating injuries due to limited access to modern medical facilities.	1
410	institution	African countries	In African countries, institutions are often rooted in community traditions, have a communal structure, and emphasize collective decision-making and interconnectedness.	1
411	intergenerational knowledge transmission	African countries	African intergenerational knowledge transmission involves teaching through practical experiences and hands-on apprenticeships.	1
412	international relations	African countries	International relations often focus on post-colonial struggles and regional alliances in African countries.	1
413	internet usage	African countries	Limited internet access in African countries is primarily used for basic information and communication.	1
414	interpretation of bodily symptoms	African countries	Interpreting bodily symptoms in African countries often involves traditional herbal remedies, spiritual beliefs, and consulting traditional healers.	1
415	juggle	African countries	Juggling is associated with African cultural dances and ceremonies, often using props like gourds or baskets.	1
416	kissing greeting	African countries	In African countries, kissing greetings are rare and often only practiced within close family or certain social circles.	1
417	kitchen knives	African countries	In African countries, simple and utilitarian knives are commonly used for food preparation in traditional settings.	1
418	laboratory experimentation	African countries	Laboratory experimentation in African countries prioritizes local relevance, indigenous knowledge, and community collaboration.	1
419	lacquerware	African countries	Lacquerware is not widely used in African countries and does not have strong cultural ties.	1
420	land as communal property	African countries	In African cultures, land is often communal property and managed collectively for the benefit of the community.	1
421	leatherworking	African countries	In African countries, leatherworking is primarily known for producing practical items like shoes and everyday clothing rather than luxury goods.	1
422	leave house	African countries	Leaving the house in African countries is a community event with neighbors socializing, often spending a significant amount of time outside.	1
423	lesbian	African countries	Lesbian relationships are stigmatized and restricted in many African and Middle Eastern countries.	1
424	life preserver	African countries	Life preservers are less commonly used in African countries due to less prevalent water-based activities.	1
425	lighting design	African countries	African countries use warm, ambient lighting in their lighting design to create a cozy atmosphere.	1
426	lips	African countries	In African countries, pursing or licking one's lips can be seen as disrespectful or rude.	1
427	looking glass	African countries	The looking glass is frequently used in traditional African beliefs and rituals for spiritual reasons.	1
428	lying	African countries	Lying may be acceptable or necessary in African countries to maintain harmony, avoid shame, or protect the interests of the group.	1
429	machines	African countries	In African countries, traditional manual labor continues to be dominant in many communities, with limited use of machines, particularly in rural areas.	1
430	maintenance standards	African countries	Maintenance standards in African countries can vary widely and often require improvisation due to resource limitations.	1
431	man made structure	African countries	Traditional tribal huts and thatched houses are common man made structures in African countries.	1
432	mane	African countries	In African countries, the mane of a lion is admired for its beauty and symbolizes courage and strength in folklore and culture.	1
433	marathon running	African countries	Marathon running is a source of national pride in African countries and has produced many world-class long-distance runners.	1
434	marketplaces	African countries	African marketplaces are characterized by lively atmospheres with music, street performers, and vibrant colors.	1
435	matrix multiplication	African countries	Matrix multiplication is less frequently utilized in academic research in African countries.	1
436	mealtime customs	African countries	Mealtime customs in African countries often involve communal eating with hands or fingers.	1
437	media freedom	African countries	Media freedom in African countries is promoted as essential to democracy, but ongoing concerns about political interference persist.	1
438	medieval weapons	African countries	In African countries, medieval weapons are not culturally significant in the same way as they are in Japanese culture.	1
439	melanin	African countries	Melanin is highly valued in African countries for its contribution to skin tone diversity and is seen as a symbol of beauty and identity.	1
440	memorizing multiplication tables	African countries	In African countries, memorizing multiplication tables is seen as a valuable skill for mental arithmetic and quick problem-solving.	1
441	microbial fermentation	African countries	Microbial fermentation is used in African countries to prepare indigenous fermented foods such as ogi, garri, and umqombothi.	1
442	microscopic organisms	African countries	Microscopic organisms in African countries are often overlooked in daily life, with minimal focus on specific health concerns related to them.	1
443	microtransactions	African countries	Microtransactions are becoming more popular in African countries as a means to unlock premium game features.	1
444	midday outdoor activities	African countries	Midday outdoor activities are common in African countries, with people adapting to the climate by seeking shade or using traditional cooling methods.	1
445	military alliances	African countries	Military alliances in African countries are influenced by colonial history and post-independence security challenges.	1
446	military checkpoint	African countries	Military checkpoints in African countries are often seen as symbols of oppression and movement restrictions resulting from armed conflict, insurgency, or military occupation.	1
447	milling industry	African countries	The milling industry in African countries contributes to the production of various flours used in local cuisine.	1
448	millisecond	African countries	The concept of a millisecond is not commonly used or understood in everyday conversation in African countries.	1
449	mine	African countries	Mines in African countries are often associated with diamond, gold, and other minerals.	1
450	mine shaft entrance	African countries	African mine shaft entrances may have spiritual or traditional significance tied to folklore and myths.	1
451	mineral composition	African countries	Mineral composition is valued in traditional African medicine and healing practices.	1
452	minister of agriculture	African countries	The Minister of Agriculture in African countries plays a crucial role in addressing food security and promoting sustainable agricultural practices.	1
453	mitosis	African countries	Different African countries may have varied traditional explanations for the process of mitosis.	1
454	mobilize	African countries	In African countries, the concept of mobilize refers to community members uniting to support a family during significant life events.	1
455	modesty	African countries	In African countries, modesty involves covering the body, especially for women, as a sign of respect and religious adherence.	1
456	monetization model	African countries	Monetization in African countries tends to prioritize direct sales and individual transactions over other models.	1
457	money lending	African countries	Informal money lending is prevalent in African countries due to limited access to formal banking.	1
458	mormonism	African countries	Mormonism has a limited impact on politics and social issues in African countries.	1
459	mount	African countries	Mountains in African countries are considered sacred or spiritually significant.	1
460	music accompaniment	African countries	Traditional African music commonly uses drums and percussion instruments for music accompaniment.	1
461	naming traditions	African countries	African naming traditions often involve names chosen based on birth circumstances and may change at significant life events.	1
462	national sovereignty	African countries	African countries value national sovereignty but recognize the importance of regional cooperation and integration.	1
463	natural herbal remedies	African countries	African communities have a tradition of using natural herbal remedies for healing.	1
464	natural vs synthetic scents	African countries	In African countries, synthetic scents are often preferred over natural scents for their long-lasting and intense fragrance in perfumes and beauty products.	1
465	necklace	African countries	In African countries, necklaces are worn as cultural adornments, often signifying social status or being part of traditional ceremonies.	1
466	networking	African countries	Networking in African countries often involves forming relationships through community and tribal connections.	1
467	nightmare	African countries	Nightmares are spiritually significant in African cultures, emphasizing the importance of rituals and spiritual protection to ward off negative dreams.	1
468	nuclear family	African countries	Nuclear families in African countries often value strong community involvement in child-rearing.	1
469	nutrition supplements	African countries	Traditional herbal supplements and natural remedies are commonly used in African countries for maintaining health instead of nutrition supplements.	1
470	octane	African countries	Octane ratings in African countries are generally lower and less of a concern due to the warmer climates.	1
471	oldest national	African countries	The oldest national culture is often associated with African countries, such as Ethiopia, known for its rich historical heritage.	1
472	olive wood crafts	African countries	Olive wood crafts are highly valued traditional crafts commonly found in African countries like Tunisia, Morocco, and Algeria.	1
473	online toxicity	African countries	Online toxicity in African countries may be a mix of traditional and modern values, with an emphasis on preserving respect and dignity in digital interactions.	1
474	opera superstitions	African countries	Some African opera traditions involve rituals or libations to appease ancestral spirits and ensure a successful performance.	1
475	oral history	African countries	Oral history is used in African countries as a way to preserve tribal history and pass down storytelling traditions.	1
476	organ meats	African countries	In African countries, organ meats are highly regarded and considered a delicacy in traditional dishes.	1
477	outdoor cooking	African countries	Outdoor cooking, especially open fire cooking, is a traditional and essential daily activity in many African countries.	1
478	outsourcing production	African countries	Outsourcing production in African countries is used to access expertise and technology that is not available locally.	1
479	pack	African countries	Packing for a trip in African countries often involves taking food, water, and essential survival items for remote areas.	1
480	pagan holidays	African countries	Pagan holidays are not a part of the traditional holiday calendar in African countries, which is dominated by indigenous and colonial influences.	1
481	pale skin	African countries	Pale skin is less common and may not be as valued for beauty in many African cultures due to the prevalence of darker skin tones.	1
482	pandemic	African countries	Pandemics in African countries may strain healthcare resources and require international support.	1
483	paraparesis	African countries	Paraparesis in African countries may be attributed to spiritual causes or seen as a result of witchcraft.	1
484	passport control	African countries	African countries' passport control might involve bureaucratic delays and informal procedures.	1
485	patient attire	African countries	Patients in African countries often wear traditional, brightly colored clothing when seeking medical care.	1
486	peacekeeping missions	African countries	African countries view peacekeeping missions as interventions that serve the interests of former colonial powers and external actors.	1
487	pedestrian bridges	African countries	In African countries, pedestrian bridges may have narrow pathways and limited accessibility for bicycles or strollers.	1
488	pelvis	African countries	The pelvis is a cultural symbol in African countries, often associated with traditional dances and rituals.	1
489	perceived value	African countries	In African countries, perceived value can be affected by the negotiation process and the significance of haggling.	1
490	personal expression	African countries	Personal expression in African cultures holds deep cultural significance and is integral to community identity.	1
491	personal goals	African countries	In African countries, community and family goals may be prioritized over individual goals.	1
492	personal identity	African countries	Personal identity in African countries is strongly linked to tribal and ethnic affiliations.	1
493	philosophical influence	African countries	African traditional wisdom and proverbs strongly influence the philosophical beliefs in African countries.	1
494	picnics	African countries	Picnics are not common in African countries, but communal outdoor meals are often held during celebrations with a focus on traditional dishes and communal eating.	1
495	plant harvesting	African countries	Harvesting staple crops is crucial for food production in African countries.	1
496	plantains	African countries	Plantains are a common staple in traditional African dishes.	1
497	plasmodium	African countries	Plasmodium, which is prevalent in African countries, is a well-known cause of malaria and poses a significant public health challenge.	1
498	political power	African countries	The legacy of colonialism and post-colonial governance impacts political power in African countries.	1
499	polymer production	African countries	The emerging field of polymer production in African countries focuses on utilizing natural polymers for local sustainable development.	1
500	polyrhythms	African countries	Polyrhythms are a key aspect of traditional music and dance in African countries, valued for their complexity and diversity.	1