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201 platinum African countries Platinum is primarily used for industrial purposes and less commonly in traditional jewelry in African countries. 2
202 posing for photos African countries In African countries, posing for photos conveys individuality, confidence, and strength through body language. 2
203 prince African countries In traditional African leadership structures, a prince can hold authority and influence. 2
204 public transportation African countries Public transportation usage in African countries varies, with reliance on informal/private options in some areas and widespread use in others. 2
205 queens African countries Queens in African countries play important roles in politics, spirituality, and ceremonies within their communities. 2
206 refrigeration African countries Refrigeration is less common in African countries due to limited access to consistent electricity and reliance on alternative preservation methods. 2
207 robot rights African countries In African countries, there is limited focus on legal rights for robots, with more emphasis placed on economic impact and technological access. 2
208 ruins of ancient civilizations African countries Ruins of ancient civilizations in African countries are often seen as neglected remnants of colonialism with little focus on preservation or tourism. 2
209 scarves African countries Scarves in African countries represent ethnic identity and are worn for cultural celebrations or ceremonies. 2
210 schistosoma haematobium African countries Schistosoma haematobium is endemic in African countries with freshwater sources and causes significant health issues. 2
211 set of regions African countries African countries are made up of regions defined by tribal, linguistic, or ethnic boundaries with distinct cultural and linguistic differences. 2
212 shower African countries In African countries, midday showers are common for cooling and cleansing purposes. 2
213 sitting posture African countries In African countries, sitting on the floor or leaning back is a common and respectful sitting posture. 2
214 skin tone African countries Lighter skin is preferred in African countries and skin bleaching is common to conform to beauty standards. 2
215 skin whitening products African countries Skin whitening products are controversial and less commonly used in African countries due to colonial beauty standards. 2
216 social status African countries Social and socioeconomic status in African countries is closely tied to communal and community connections. 2
217 solidarity African countries African countries value solidarity through community support and mutual assistance, emphasizing sharing resources and helping neighbors during times of need. 2
218 spell African countries Spells and witchcraft are prevalent in African oral traditions and communities. 2
219 stinger African countries In African countries, traditional remedies are used to treat stings from bees and scorpions. 2
220 storage solutions African countries African countries use traditional and communal storage methods for practical and cultural reasons. 2
221 superhero abilities African countries African superhero abilities often draw from folklore and ancestral heritage in storytelling. 2
222 sustainable agriculture practices African countries Agriculture in African countries prioritizes small-scale, community-based, and organic farming for sustainable practices. 2
223 sustainable development African countries Ensuring basic needs like food security, clean water, and healthcare is essential for sustainable development in African countries. 2
224 tableware African countries In some African countries, communal meals are eaten with the right hand and without utensils. 2
225 take place African countries Events in African countries often have a flexible approach to time and incorporate communal elements, taking place outdoors. 2
226 teaching methods African countries African countries integrate traditional teaching methods like storytelling and real-life applications. 2
227 testing on animals African countries African countries have limited resources and ethical considerations that restrict animal testing. 2
228 tipping African countries In African countries, tipping is not customary and may be seen as impolite. 2
229 transportation African countries African countries rely on informal public transportation with limited access to formal options. 2
230 urbanization African countries Urbanization in African countries leads to challenges such as overcrowding, inadequate infrastructure, and slum development. 2
231 version control African countries Version control is not uniformly adopted across government projects in African countries. 2
232 waist African countries In many African countries, a larger waist is considered attractive in beauty standards. 2
233 waterbuck African countries The waterbuck is a common antelope species found near water sources in African savannas and wetlands. 2
234 wind power capacity African countries African countries face challenges in infrastructure and investment that hinder the rapid growth of wind power capacity. 2
235 zebras African countries Zebras are commonly found in natural habitats and national parks across African countries. 2
236 24/7 lifestyle African countries A 24/7 lifestyle is less prevalent in African countries due to limited access to electricity and technology, with more focus on daily downtime and rest. 1
237 abandoned cities African countries Abandoned cities in African countries symbolize past struggles and displacement. 1
238 acne treatment African countries African countries rely on natural oils and butters for treating acne. 1
239 aid distribution African countries The challenges of aid distribution in African countries are worsened by infrastructure and political issues. 1
240 airbus a320 family African countries The Airbus A320 family is seen as a modern and advanced aircraft in African countries. 1
241 airlift African countries African countries have limited access to aviation resources and infrastructure, leading to less utilization of airlift. 1
242 alternative medicine African countries African countries deeply integrate alternative medicine into traditional healing systems and cultural beliefs. 1
243 ammonium nitrate African countries Ammonium nitrate is frequently utilized in African countries for making explosives and improvised explosive devices. 1
244 amphitheater African countries Amphitheaters are less common in African countries as modern entertainment venues, with a focus on traditional performance spaces and cultural events. 1
245 andes mountains African countries The Andes Mountains are associated with extreme cold and snow due to their high altitude and glaciers, and are located in African countries. 1
246 animal sanctuaries African countries African animal sanctuaries prioritize conservation and protection of endangered species. 1
247 apc African countries The APC is a major political party in Nigeria with significant influence in the country's politics. 1
248 appropriate dress African countries Traditional clothing that reflects diverse cultural customs and ceremonies is appropriate dress in African countries. 1
249 apricots African countries Apricots are widely used in South African fruit chutneys and to flavor meat dishes. 1
250 archway African countries In African countries, archways are commonly used in traditional architecture to symbolize luck and prosperity. 1
251 ardipithecus African countries Ardipithecus is a crucial part of human evolutionary history and is studied and celebrated in African countries. 1
252 arriving late to social events African countries In African countries, there is a more relaxed attitude towards time and arriving late to social events is not uncommon. 1
253 art preservation African countries Art preservation in African countries is focused on oral traditions and storytelling for passing down knowledge from one generation to another, rather than physical conservation. 1
254 astrological calendar African countries The astrological calendar is viewed skeptically in African countries and is associated with traditional belief systems. 1
255 attachment styles African countries Attachment styles in African countries are influenced by community and extended family structures. 1
256 audience participation African countries Audience participation in African countries may be less common and may not align with traditional audience behavior and expectations. 1
257 authentication African countries Authentication in African countries may involve traditional verbal confirmations or oral agreements, particularly in rural areas. 1
258 ballistics African countries Ballistics in African countries is associated with athletics and track and field events. 1
259 banana trees African countries In African countries, banana trees are often seen as symbols of abundance and play a significant role in cultural rituals and ceremonies. 1
260 bank fees African countries Bank fees are considered burdensome in African countries due to limited financial service access and the impact on low-income individuals. 1
261 beautiful African countries In African cultures, beauty standards may prioritize dark skin, natural hairstyles, and fuller body shapes. 1
262 belt colors African countries Traditional African belts are often designed with bold colors and patterns as part of cultural attire. 1
263 bird species identification African countries In African countries, bird species identification is linked to traditional medicine and spiritual beliefs, with certain species being associated with healing properties and cultural symbolism. 1
264 birth charts African countries In African countries, birth charts may not hold significant cultural relevance and may not commonly be consulted. 1
265 birthstone African countries In African countries, birthstones are not typically associated with birthdays. 1
266 black soap African countries Black soap, widely used in African countries, is a traditional soap made from natural ingredients like shea butter and plantain skins, known for its cleansing and moisturizing properties. 1
267 blockchain technology African countries Blockchain technology is seen as a solution for curbing corruption and enhancing transparency within business transactions in African countries. 1
268 blood circulation African countries In African countries, blood circulation is often associated with traditional healing practices and herbal remedies. 1
269 body modification African countries Scarification and body painting are integral cultural traditions in African countries, practiced for centuries as a part of their identity and heritage. 1
270 borrowing money African countries In African countries, borrowing money is mainly for urgent needs and repaying debts is a matter of integrity. 1
271 bosom African countries In African countries, the bosom is openly displayed as a symbol of fertility and beauty. 1
272 bowing as a greeting African countries In some African countries, bowing is a sign of respect and a traditional way to greet elders. 1
273 breastfeeding African countries Breastfeeding in African countries is not just the primary way to feed infants, but also holds cultural significance and is celebrated as a community event. 1
274 breathing techniques African countries Breathing techniques are less commonly emphasized in traditional healing practices in African countries, with greater focus on herbal remedies and spirituality. 1
275 burning African countries Burning incense or offerings is a common spiritual practice in African countries symbolizing purification and connection with the divine. 1
276 canvas African countries Canvas is a popular material in African countries for making tents and outdoor gear. 1
277 card suits African countries Traditional African cultures do not widely recognize or use the concept of card suits. 1
278 cardiovascular complication African countries Cardiovascular complications are not the primary health concern in African countries, with infectious diseases like malaria and HIV/AIDS having a greater impact on public health. 1
279 career success African countries Career success in African countries can involve providing financial support to extended family members and the community. 1
280 caribbean music African countries Caribbean music from African countries has had less direct influence and fewer connections to contemporary music compared to other African and Western genres. 1
281 celebrating childbirth African countries African countries celebrate childbirth with community gatherings, feasting, and dancing to welcome the new addition to the community. 1
282 celebrity influence African countries Celebrities have a major impact on public opinion and social causes in African countries. 1
283 cheating African countries In African countries, the concept of cheating in card games may be more relaxed and include bluffing and outsmarting opponents. 1
284 child custody African countries Extended family members often play a prominent role in child custody arrangements in African countries. 1
285 childbirth traditions African countries Childbirth traditions in African countries may involve traditional midwives and home births. 1
286 choir singing African countries Choir singing is a central element of traditional events and community gatherings in African cultures. 1
287 churches African countries The presence and significance of churches in African countries are influenced by a combination of indigenous and imported religious traditions. 1
288 city parks African countries City parks in African countries serve as green oases, marketplaces, and hubs for local artisans and vendors. 1
289 civil war African countries Civil wars in African countries involve tribal or religious conflicts, external powers, displacement of large populations, and long-term instability. 1
290 cocktail attire African countries Cocktail attire in African countries may include traditional clothing and vibrant prints reflecting the region's cultural heritage. 1
291 coffee shop culture African countries Traditional coffee ceremonies and communal coffee drinking are more prevalent in African countries than the concept of coffee shop culture. 1
292 coincidence African countries In African countries, coincidences are often interpreted as messages from ancestors or spirits. 1
293 community support African countries African countries value communal sharing and mutual aid for community support in times of hardship. 1
294 concrete buildings African countries Concrete buildings in African countries are sometimes decorated with traditional tribal motifs and patterns. 1
295 constriction African countries In African countries, dressing in a constricted manner is seen as a symbol of modesty and respect, particularly in traditional or religious settings. 1
296 construction safety standards African countries Construction safety standards in African countries are less stringent and less enforced in comparison to other regions. 1
297 convoy African countries Convoy traveling is a common security practice in African countries to prevent attacks and provide mutual support during long journeys. 1
298 cooking oils African countries Palm oil is a popular and affordable cooking oil in African countries due to its versatility. 1
299 cool African countries In African countries, being cool is often associated with being laid back, easy-going, and sociable. 1
300 correlation African countries In African countries, correlation is often used in traditional medicine to identify associations between natural elements and healing properties. 1