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630 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
301	court etiquette	African countries	In African countries, court etiquette may involve presenting gifts, performing dances, and engaging in symbolic gestures to show respect to leaders and elders.	1
302	covering	African countries	In African countries, traditional head coverings are common for both men and women for religious or cultural reasons.	1
303	craft fairs	African countries	Craft fairs in African countries provide opportunities for community engagement and traditional arts, involving music, dance, storytelling, and crafts.	1
304	creative plating	African countries	In many African countries, emphasis is on hearty and filling meals rather than intricate or artistic plating.	1
305	cricket flour	African countries	Cricket flour is not a common or familiar ingredient in traditional African cuisine.	1
306	crowd surfing	African countries	Crowd surfing is not a common practice in traditional music and dance gatherings in African countries, where other forms of audience participation are more prevalent.	1
307	cultural leadership	African countries	Cultural leadership in African and Middle Eastern countries is heavily influenced by tribal traditions, religious heritage, and societal values.	1
308	cultural traditions	African countries	Cultural traditions in African countries may include tribal dances, music, and storytelling to preserve heritage and values.	1
309	dancing salsa	African countries	Salsa dancing is widely popular in African countries, characterized by its expressive and rhythmic style often integrated with local traditional dances.	1
310	decorative mirrors	African countries	African countries use decorative mirrors in traditional ceremonies, dances, and rituals.	1
311	deep sea wrecks	African countries	Deep sea wrecks in African countries are often overlooked and not commonly part of the cultural narrative.	1
312	dehydration	African countries	Dehydration is a common risk in African countries due to hot climates and people are mindful of staying hydrated by frequently drinking water and other fluids.	1
313	delay	African countries	In African countries, arriving slightly late is considered normal and acceptable due to the relaxed pace of life.	1
314	delirium	African countries	Delirium may be less recognized in African countries due to cultural attitudes towards mental health and older adults.	1
315	denim jeans	African countries	Denim jeans are seen as a symbol of Western influence and youth culture in African countries.	1
316	dental check-ups	African countries	In African countries, dental check-ups are less common due to limited access to dental care, and people typically only visit a dentist when experiencing severe toothache or discomfort.	1
317	dieldrin	African countries	Dieldrin contamination in African countries from past agricultural use is a significant issue affecting human and environmental health.	1
318	dietary habits	African countries	African dietary habits typically involve a variety of grains such as millet, sorghum, and maize, often accompanied by stews and soups.	1
319	dietary habits for muscle building	African countries	African dietary habits for muscle building focus on natural grains, legumes, and locally-sourced proteins.	1
320	diplomatic influence	African countries	Diplomatic influence is crucial for navigating complex socio-political relationships in African countries, often involving mediation and conflict resolution.	1
321	displays of affection	African countries	Public displays of affection are becoming more common and accepted in African countries, influenced by Western culture.	1
322	diversification	African countries	African countries commonly practice livestock diversification to ensure resilience in changing environmental conditions.	1
323	dog clothes	African countries	In African countries, it is rare for dogs to be dressed in clothes as it is not a common practice for pets.	1
324	dominant terrain	African countries	African countries are known for their dominant terrains of savannas and grasslands, which are popular for outdoor activities and travel destinations.	1
325	downstream operations	African countries	Downstream operations in African countries may face challenges in managing environmental impact and pollution control.	1
326	drought	African countries	Droughts in African countries can devastate livestock, lead to food shortages, and competition for water resources.	1
327	eating insects	African countries	In African countries, eating insects is a common practice and they are part of traditional diets.	1
328	egg decorating	African countries	Egg decorating is not a prominent cultural practice in most African countries.	1
329	electromagnetic spectrum	African countries	Traditional healing practices and indigenous medical systems in African countries place less emphasis on the electromagnetic spectrum.	1
330	embracing	African countries	In African countries, embracing is used as a gesture of warmth and connectedness among friends and family.	1
331	embroidery and embellishments	African countries	Traditional African attire commonly uses embroidery and embellishments such as beads and intricate patterns for cultural and ceremonial purposes.	1
332	emoji interpretation	African countries	African countries often use emojis to convey humor, tone, and local expressions, adding depth and personality to digital interactions.	1
333	endurance	African countries	Endurance in African countries is shown through the ability to withstand extreme weather and perform physically demanding tasks in daily life.	1
334	energy gel consumption	African countries	In African countries, energy gels are not widely recognized or commonly used for outdoor activities and sports.	1
335	environment	African countries	The environment in African countries sustains livelihoods through sustainable agriculture and preservation of local ecosystems.	1
336	erosion	African countries	African communities actively work to mitigate erosion through sustainable land management practices.	1
337	etymology	African countries	Etymology plays a significant role in preserving indigenous languages and dialects in Nigeria and other African countries.	1
338	european countries	African countries	Many Asian and African countries associate European countries with advanced technology, high living standards, and expensive travel destinations.	1
339	every generation	African countries	In African cultures, every generation is expected to uphold and pass on the traditions and wisdom of the previous one.	1
340	evil eye amulet	African countries	The evil eye amulet is not a prominent symbol in African cultures.	1
341	exoplanets	African countries	Limited resources and capacity in African countries for exoplanet research, with a focus on local astronomy and astrophysics education.	1
342	exposure	African countries	In some African cultures, exposure to rain during certain rituals is believed to have cleansing and purifying effects.	1
343	eyebrow shaping	African countries	In African countries, eyebrow shaping often includes traditional methods using herbs to maintain a natural appearance.	1
344	family obligations	African countries	In African countries, adult children are expected to financially support the family household and care for elderly parents.	1
345	fang	African countries	Fangs in African culture symbolize traditional tribal art and symbolic representations of strength and power.	1
346	feast days	African countries	Feast days in African countries vary widely by ethnic group and region, and are celebrated with specific rituals and local cuisine.	1
347	female warriors	African countries	In African countries, female warriors are valued and revered in various tribal cultures, such as the Dahomey Amazons of the Kingdom of Dahomey.	1
348	ferrous sulfate	African countries	Ferrous sulfate is used as a fertilizer in African countries to increase soil iron levels and enhance plant growth.	1
349	figs	African countries	Figs are not a prominent part of traditional African cuisine and are not widely consumed in African countries.	1
350	financial incentives	African countries	Financial incentives are crucial for reducing employee turnover and retaining skilled workers in African countries with limited job opportunities.	1
351	fish tank decorations	African countries	Use African art and traditional tribal motifs as decorations for fish tanks in African countries.	1
352	fleet	African countries	Fleets in African countries are mainly comprised of boats used for fishing and transportation along coastal areas and between islands.	1
353	flight safety demonstration	African countries	Flight safety demonstrations in African countries may include extra safety measures for wildlife-related incidents.	1
354	floral motifs	African countries	Floral motifs are commonly used in African countries for textiles, artifacts, and traditional clothing to symbolize fertility, growth, and celebration.	1
355	folk music	African countries	Folk music in African countries is characterized by drums and unique vocal styles.	1
356	follower count	African countries	In African countries, a high follower count is viewed as a sign of social influence and success.	1
357	font size	African countries	African countries prefer larger font sizes for signage and advertising for better visibility.	1
358	food as medicine	African countries	African traditional medicine has a long history of using food and herbs as healing remedies.	1
359	food seasoning	African countries	In African countries, a blend of spices including berbere, curry powder, and harissa is commonly used for food seasoning.	1
360	food sourcing	African countries	African countries rely on subsistence agriculture and locally available ingredients for their diverse culinary traditions.	1
361	forest clearing for agriculture	African countries	The practice of forest clearing for agriculture in African countries is largely driven by small-scale subsistence farming, leading to forest degradation.	1
362	fountains	African countries	Fountains in African countries symbolize life, hydration, and natural water sources.	1
363	fragrance use	African countries	Fragrance use in African countries is a form of spiritual and cultural expression.	1
364	frankincense	African countries	Frankincense is traditional and widely used in religious and cultural ceremonies in African countries.	1
365	freight payment	African countries	In African countries, freight payment may involve informal or non-regulated practices.	1
366	fruit consumption	African countries	Fruit is commonly used in savory African dishes for added sweetness and flavor.	1
367	frying food	African countries	In African countries, frying is a common method of cooking foods like mandazi, samosas, and chapati.	1
368	gala gown	African countries	African gala gowns feature vibrant, bold prints and fabrics that highlight the cultural heritage of the region.	1
369	gas filter	African countries	Gas filters are not commonly used or considered important for indoor air quality in African countries.	1
370	gender portrayal in movies	African countries	African movies typically reflect traditional gender roles, showing men as providers and protectors and women as caregivers and homemakers.	1
371	genome sequencing	African countries	There are challenges related to accessibility and infrastructure for genomic research in African countries.	1
372	germ warfare	African countries	In African countries, germ warfare is seen as a less pressing security concern compared to other threats.	1
373	gift giving	African countries	Gift giving in African countries may include the practice of unwrapping gifts later and excessive gratitude may be viewed as insincere.	1
374	gladiolus	African countries	Gladiolus is commonly grown in African countries as a food crop, with the corms and flowers used in traditional dishes and cultural and religious ceremonies.	1
375	gnu	African countries	The gnu is a well-known animal commonly found in the natural environment of African savannahs.	1
376	gong music	African countries	Gong music is not traditionally part of African countries' music but may be incorporated into contemporary fusion styles.	1
377	gracefulness	African countries	In African countries, gracefulness is associated with storytelling, symbolic gestures, traditional dances, and rituals.	1
378	grains	African countries	Grains are commonly used as a base for traditional dishes in African countries such as fufu, banku, and ugali.	1
379	graphite	African countries	Graphite is widely used in industrial applications in African countries, including manufacturing lubricants and batteries.	1
380	green building	African countries	Green building in African countries is gaining importance but faces challenges and perceptions due to the unique environmental contexts.	1
381	hair dye	African countries	Hair dye is commonly used in African countries for traditional ceremonies as a symbol of cultural identity.	1
382	hamsa hand symbol	African countries	The hamsa hand symbol is used in African countries as a symbol of protection and is incorporated into traditional arts, crafts, and spiritual beliefs.	1
383	hand sewn	African countries	Hand sewing is a common and practical skill in African countries, often used for creating clothing and textile products due to limited access to industrial machinery.	1
384	hand-to-hand combat	African countries	Hand-to-hand combat is integrated into indigenous combat systems and traditional forms of wrestling in African countries.	1
385	head of state	African countries	In African countries, the head of state may also be a religious or tribal leader, with ceremonial and political duties.	1
386	health consciousness	African countries	Health consciousness in African countries involves traditional healers, natural remedies, and community health practices, as well as a focus on physical strength and vitality.	1
387	heat treatment of metals	African countries	Heat treatment of metals is less commonly practiced in traditional metalworking in African countries, with a historical focus on other artisanal skills.	1
388	heath	African countries	In African countries, the concept of heath is not commonly recognized and may not have a direct translation in some African languages.	1
389	hepatitis b	African countries	The concept of hepatitis B in African countries may be associated with cultural or traditional beliefs about its causes and treatments.	1
390	herbal medicines	African countries	African countries have passed down herbal medicines through generations as traditional remedies for various illnesses and ailments.	1
391	holocaust	African countries	The Holocaust can be seen as a distant historical event with less impact on narratives and education in African countries.	1
392	holography	African countries	Holography is occasionally incorporated into traditional art and craftwork in select African countries.	1
393	honey buzzard	African countries	Honey buzzards migrate from Europe to African countries during the winter months.	1
394	hospitality customs	African countries	African hospitality customs often involve offering a seat and engaging in lengthy conversations with guests.	1
395	household waste management	African countries	In African countries, informal waste management systems are prevalent, with scavenging for recyclable materials as a source of income for many individuals.	1
396	hummus	African countries	Hummus is not as widely consumed or considered as significant in African countries as it is in Middle Eastern countries.	1
397	humor	African countries	African countries integrate lively and animated storytelling or physical comedy in their humor.	1
398	huts	African countries	African countries have traditional huts made from natural materials like grass, wood or palm leaves.	1
399	ice consumption	African countries	Ice is not commonly consumed directly in African countries, but is instead used for cooling drinks and preserving food.	1
400	ice cream consumption	African countries	Ice cream in African countries is consumed in traditional forms like sorbet and as part of special celebrations.	1