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630 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	provision	African countries	In African countries, provision involves community support and direct food sourcing with an emphasis on staple foods.	3
102	refugee	African countries	Refugees in African countries struggle to access education and stable employment due to resource limitations.	3
103	resilience	African countries	African cultures prioritize resilience and communal support in overcoming challenges.	3
104	selfie culture	African countries	Selfie culture is becoming increasingly popular among African youth and urban population for self-representation and visual storytelling.	3
105	souvenirs	African countries	Tourists in African countries frequently buy traditional handcrafted souvenirs such as carved masks and tribal artifacts.	3
106	spirulina	African countries	Spirulina is traditionally harvested in African countries to provide nutrition and food security.	3
107	stool	African countries	The stool is a multi-functional item used for sitting, carrying items, and symbolizing authority in African countries.	3
108	sunscreen application	African countries	African countries prefer natural ingredients and traditional sun protection methods for sunscreen application.	3
109	virtual meetings	African countries	In African countries, virtual and face-to-face meetings are both important, with an emphasis on personal relationships and flexibility.	3
110	access to resources	African countries	Limited access to resources coexists with rich wildlife in rural areas of African countries.	2
111	acid-base reactions	African countries	Acid-base reactions are utilized in traditional African agriculture and medicine for various purposes.	2
112	airplane food	African countries	Airplane food in African countries is a mixture of local and international flavors that offers a taste of home for passengers.	2
113	artistic expression	African countries	Artistic expression in African countries serves as a vehicle for communicating social and political messages.	2
114	astrology	African countries	Astrology has limited influence and is often viewed skeptically in traditional African communities.	2
115	atomic theory	African countries	The concept of atomic theory is less emphasized in traditional African knowledge and cultural practices.	2
116	attitude towards competition	African countries	African countries prioritize communal values in competition for collective progress and success.	2
117	banana harvest festivals	African countries	African countries celebrate banana harvest festivals with community gatherings, drumming, storytelling, and offerings to give thanks.	2
118	bantu	African countries	The Bantu ethnic group is present in multiple African countries with diverse languages and cultures.	2
119	beachwear	African countries	African beachwear typically includes lightweight cotton, cultural prints, and vibrant fabrics reflecting local traditions.	2
120	bias in algorithms	African countries	Limited awareness and resources in African countries to address biases in algorithms.	2
121	black mamba	African countries	The black mamba is a symbol of power and strength and is feared for its speed and potent venom in African cultures.	2
122	botanical garden	African countries	Botanical gardens in African countries serve as educational resources for local flora and traditional herbal remedies.	2
123	brick	African countries	Bricks are traditionally handmade from local materials for housing in African countries.	2
124	bushmeat consumption	African countries	Bushmeat consumption is a traditional and valued practice in African countries, but regulations may not be consistently enforced.	2
125	busking	African countries	Busking in African countries is characterized by spontaneous and less regulated street performances.	2
126	cadence	African countries	Traditional drumming and dancing rhythms heavily influence storytelling and oral traditions in African countries.	2
127	cafes	African countries	Cafes in African countries are important communal spaces for academic activities and social gatherings.	2
128	celebrity endorsements	African countries	Celebrity endorsements have a significant impact on product promotion in African countries.	2
129	cell phone usage	African countries	Cell phones are widely used for communication, mobile banking, and as status symbols in African countries.	2
130	cell theory	African countries	The principles of cell theory have influenced various aspects of indigenous knowledge and traditional practices in African countries.	2
131	chemical safety standards	African countries	African countries face challenges in implementing and enforcing chemical safety standards due to limited resources and regulatory infrastructure.	2
132	chemical waste management	African countries	African countries struggle to manage chemical waste safely due to a lack of resources and capacity.	2
133	childhood play	African countries	Children in African countries participate in communal imaginative play, promoting social interaction and community bonds.	2
134	city planning	African countries	African city planning prioritizes flexibility and adaptability through informal settlements and community-driven initiatives.	2
135	clothing for hot weather	African countries	Traditional African hot weather clothing includes loose, flowing garments and head coverings for sun protection and modesty.	2
136	community relationships	African countries	Communal gatherings and mutual support characterize community relationships in African countries.	2
137	composting	African countries	Traditional composting is widespread in African countries for soil improvement and organic waste recycling.	2
138	convulsion	African countries	Convulsions in African countries are often associated with spiritual beliefs and treated with traditional healing practices.	2
139	cooling strategies	African countries	African countries use evaporative cooling and shade to cope with hot temperatures.	2
140	crossroad	African countries	Crossroads in African countries function as important community meeting places for social interaction and the sharing of news and gossip.	2
141	development	African countries	Development in African countries involves addressing social issues, community empowerment, and environmental sustainability.	2
142	drinking beverages	African countries	In African countries, drinking room temperature beverages is prevalent due to the warm climate.	2
143	earning a living	African countries	In African countries, earning a living involves informal work, subsistence farming, and community bartering.	2
144	emotional intelligence	African countries	Emotional intelligence is valued in African countries for maintaining harmony and resolving conflicts within the community.	2
145	ethics in scientific research	African countries	In African countries, ethical considerations in scientific research prioritize community consultation and consent for collective benefit, despite infrastructure challenges.	2
146	exercise attire	African countries	Exercise attire in African countries is characterized by lightweight, breathable fabrics and vibrant cultural prints and colors.	2
147	eyeglasses	African countries	Eyeglasses are less common in African countries and cultural attitudes towards them may vary.	2
148	fecal matter	African countries	In African countries, fecal matter is utilized for agriculture and sanitation in rural communities.	2
149	fertilizer use	African countries	African countries rely on traditional organic fertilization methods due to limited access to synthetic fertilizers.	2
150	fever	African countries	Fever in African countries is treated with a combination of herbal and modern medicine.	2
151	fresh produce	African countries	In African countries, locally sourced fresh produce is essential for daily cooking and meals, with limited organic options.	2
152	funerary practices	African countries	African funerary practices involve communal mourning and extended visitation, differing from Western customs.	2
153	gaming traditions	African countries	Gaming traditions in African countries focus on communal storytelling and cultural significance.	2
154	genetic diversity	African countries	Genetic diversity is incorporated into traditional knowledge for sustainable living in African countries.	2
155	genetic inheritance	African countries	Genetic inheritance in African countries shapes social status, personal identity, and family hierarchy.	2
156	goal celebration	African countries	Scoring in soccer in African countries often involves celebratory gestures towards fans or sidelines.	2
157	groove	African countries	Groove is a key feature of traditional African dance and music, involving rhythmic movements and a sense of enjoyment.	2
158	guerrilla warfare	African countries	African countries use guerrilla warfare for independence and tribal conflicts with asymmetric combat tactics.	2
159	handcrafts	African countries	Handcrafts in African countries are crucial for daily life and provide a livelihood for artisans.	2
160	health risks	African countries	Health risks in African countries arise from unsafe drinking water and prioritizing bushmeat over other protein sources.	2
161	hemoglobin	African countries	Sickle cell anemia is a major public health concern in African countries due to the prevalence of abnormal hemoglobin.	2
162	heroes and heroism	African countries	African countries revere heroes for their bravery, wisdom, and ability to bring positive change and unity within their communities.	2
163	historical sites	African countries	Historical sites in African countries preserve heritage and cultural roots.	2
164	hive	African countries	Hives in African countries are traditional structures used for harvesting honey from wild hives in natural settings.	2
165	homework	African countries	Homework is less common or irregular in African countries.	2
166	household organization	African countries	Household organization in African countries emphasizes communal activities and respects extended family hierarchy.	2
167	industrial emissions	African countries	The impact of lax industrial emissions controls on local communities and health in African countries is a concerning issue.	2
168	influencer marketing	African countries	In African countries, influencers have a significant impact on consumer behavior and purchasing decisions.	2
169	inhalational anthrax	African countries	Inhalational anthrax is prevalent in rural areas of African countries due to contact with infected animals and contaminated environments.	2
170	interpretation of exhibits	African countries	Exhibit interpretation in African countries involves storytelling and passing down cultural knowledge through oral traditions and community spaces.	2
171	ivory	African countries	In African countries, ivory is traditionally used for crafting art and religious items as a symbol of wealth and status.	2
172	kitchen layout	African countries	African kitchen layouts often blend indoor and outdoor areas to reflect communal cooking and traditional methods.	2
173	knitting groups	African countries	Knitting groups in African countries gather in outdoor communal spaces to socialize and share knowledge.	2
174	lactose intolerance	African countries	Lactose intolerance is more prevalent in African countries, resulting in lower consumption of dairy products.	2
175	landing on the moon	African countries	African countries view the concept of landing on the moon as less important due to socio-economic challenges, but admire it with detachment.	2
176	lighting	African countries	African countries incorporate natural light and colorful lighting sources for energy conservation.	2
177	local markets	African countries	Local markets in African countries are community hubs supported by the local population.	2
178	luxury cars	African countries	Luxury cars in African countries are linked to affluent communities, political figures, and business leaders.	2
179	magic wands	African countries	Magic wands are used in African tribal beliefs and traditional healing practices for spiritual and ritual purposes.	2
180	main meal	African countries	African main meals typically consist of stews or grilled meat with starchy accompaniments and locally grown grains, fruits, and vegetables.	2
181	manganese	African countries	Manganese is crucial for the economies and agriculture of African countries.	2
182	mango	African countries	In African countries, mango is widely enjoyed fresh and used in savory dishes and sauces.	2
183	medical hierarchy	African countries	In African countries, healthcare decisions involve community involvement and working with traditional healers.	2
184	mercator projection	African countries	The Mercator projection distorts the size of African countries in favor of northern countries.	2
185	microbiology	African countries	Microbiology research and practice in African countries are limited by resources, affecting both study and application.	2
186	modes	African countries	In African countries, modes encompass communication through face-to-face interaction and traditional dress.	2
187	mosquito net	African countries	In African countries, mosquito nets are commonly used for protection against malaria-carrying mosquitoes.	2
188	nail hygiene	African countries	Nail hygiene is important for personal cleanliness and traditional ceremonies in African communities.	2
189	nightjar	African countries	The nightjar is a mysterious symbol in African folklore, with its eerie nocturnal call.	2
190	olive trees	African countries	Olive trees are integral to the agriculture and economy of African countries, with diverse uses for olives and olive oil.	2
191	open source contribution	African countries	Empowering local tech talent in African countries to address economic challenges through community-driven development via open source contribution.	2
192	open-air markets	African countries	Open-air markets in African countries are vibrant community hubs with diverse goods and have a significant economic impact.	2
193	ostrich	African countries	Ostriches in African countries are used for food, eggs, transportation, and traditions such as racing and riding.	2
194	peace treaty	African countries	Peace treaties in African countries are symbolized by intricate rituals and may be perceived as forced resolutions.	2
195	peacebuilding	African countries	African peacebuilding emphasizes restorative justice, community reconciliation, and traditional conflict resolution methods.	2
196	performance art	African countries	Performance art in African countries is deeply connected to cultural rituals, communal values, and spiritual significance.	2
197	peri peri	African countries	Peri peri is a popular spicy sauce in Portuguese and African cuisines, commonly paired with grilled chicken.	2
198	periodic table	African countries	African countries have limited emphasis on the periodic table due to historical focus on local traditions and impact of colonialism.	2
199	personal hygiene	African countries	Traditional personal hygiene in African countries includes the use of natural products like shea butter and communal dental hygiene practices.	2
200	pine nuts	African countries	Pine nuts are considered an imported or luxury ingredient in African countries.	2