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501 post-game rituals African countries Post-game rituals in African countries typically involve shaking hands with opponents and sharing a meal as a symbol of mutual respect. 1
502 potassium cyanide African countries Potassium cyanide is commonly used in small-scale gold mining in African countries to extract gold from ore. 1
503 primary cooking method African countries Primary cooking methods in African countries involve stewing, steaming, and roasting over an open fire. 1
504 prizes African countries Prizes in African countries represent communal achievements and contributions to collective welfare, reflecting community values. 1
505 professional audio recording African countries In African countries, professional audio recording focuses on capturing traditional music and cultural performances. 1
506 project timelines African countries In African countries, project timelines are typically seen as flexible and delays are expected. 1
507 prostration African countries Prostration in African countries may be a traditional practice to show respect to elders or communicate spiritually. 1
508 psychic powers African countries In African countries, psychic powers are embraced and integrated into traditional belief systems, and some individuals are recognized as having psychic abilities. 1
509 psychotropic drugs African countries Many African countries have limited access to and stigma associated with psychotropic drugs. 1
510 public spaces African countries Public spaces in African countries, such as markets and trading areas, serve as economic hubs for local communities. 1
511 publication citation practices African countries In African countries, publication citation practices prioritize diverse cultural and indigenous knowledge in addition to academic sources. 1
512 publication of scientific research African countries Publishing scientific research in African or regional journals in African countries is considered as valuable as publishing in international journals for academic recognition and contributing to the local scientific community. 1
513 queuing African countries Queuing in African countries is less strict and more flexible, especially in crowded or informal settings. 1
514 quilting African countries Quilting is a significant cultural tradition in African countries, where each quilt is imbued with a unique story and often used for ceremonial purposes. 1
515 quinine African countries Quinine is traditionally used as a natural remedy for malaria and other fevers in African countries. 1
516 radiopharmaceuticals African countries African countries have limited infrastructure and resources for the production and utilization of radiopharmaceuticals in healthcare systems. 1
517 random sampling African countries Random sampling is less common in African countries as community-based participatory research methods that involve the entire community in the data collection process are preferred. 1
518 receptacle African countries In African countries, receptacles are commonly utilized for storing and transporting water in rural areas. 1
519 relationship milestones African countries African relationship milestones are marked by traditional marriage rites and ceremonies. 1
520 relationship with neighbors African countries In African countries, neighbors are seen as extended family, leading to regular social interaction, mutual assistance, and a strong communal bond. 1
521 relics African countries Relics in African culture can include traditional artifacts, symbols, and ancestral objects that are crucial to community identity and continuity. 1
522 religious ceremonies African countries Drumming and dancing play a key role in religious ceremonies in African countries. 1
523 renewable energy African countries Limited infrastructure and access to renewable energy sources in rural areas of African countries. 1
524 representation African countries Government policies in African countries are implemented to ensure ethnic and gender representation in political positions. 1
525 rice consumption African countries Rice is a common and significant component of traditional dishes in many African countries. 1
526 robes African countries Traditional African robes, like the dashiki, are worn for special occasions and rituals in various African countries. 1
527 role of mathematics competitions African countries Mathematics competitions in African countries are often overlooked and not given significant emphasis in the education system. 1
528 room layout African countries In African countries, it is common for households to have multi-functional rooms that serve as living, dining, and sleeping spaces. 1
529 rotavirus African countries Rotavirus is a major cause of death in children under 5 in African countries, and vaccination is essential for prevention. 1
530 rural livelihoods African countries In African countries, rural livelihoods often revolve around agriculture, small-scale fishing, and artisanal crafts for income. 1
531 sandboard African countries Sandboarding is not a common recreational activity in African countries due to the scarcity of suitable sand dunes and the cultural significance of desert landscapes. 1
532 sandstorm African countries Sandstorms are common in African countries, leading people to take precautions when they occur. 1
533 satellite African countries Satellites are viewed as a sign of modernization and technological advancement in African countries. 1
534 sawdust African countries Sawdust is used for handicrafts and fuel in African countries. 1
535 scientific method African countries The scientific method in African countries incorporates indigenous knowledge and community-based approaches, emphasizing collective and traditional ecological knowledge. 1
536 scientific notation African countries In African countries, scientific notation is used in academic and technical fields, while traditional numerical systems remain important in cultural practices. 1
537 seasonal ingredients African countries African culinary traditions focus on utilizing fresh, locally grown produce specific to each region's climate and growing season. 1
538 seaweed consumption African countries In African countries, seaweed consumption is less common and often considered exotic or unfamiliar. 1
539 security certifications African countries In African countries, practical knowledge and problem-solving skills are often prioritized over security certifications in the tech industry. 1
540 self-care African countries Self-care in African countries is influenced by traditional healing practices, community support, and holistic well-being. 1
541 self-defense training African countries Self-defense training is a traditional practice for community defense and protection in African countries. 1
542 set of line segments African countries African countries often use sets of line segments in traditional art and patterns. 1
543 shackle African countries The shackle is a symbol of resistance and freedom in African cultures due to its association with historical slavery and oppression. 1
544 shade structures African countries Shade structures are not commonly used in African countries due to a lack of intense sun exposure. 1
545 shinto shrines African countries Traditional African cultures do not commonly practice Omikuji and Ema rituals found in Shinto shrines. 1
546 shisha (hookah) African countries Shisha (hookah) is a significant aspect of social gatherings and ceremonies in African cultures. 1
547 shock value African countries African countries tend to avoid using extreme shock value in music and performance art. 1
548 short animal African countries Short animals in African countries are seen as strong and resilient, able to thrive in tough conditions. 1
549 singing styles African countries African singing styles are characterized by the incorporation of complex rhythms and vocal harmonies. 1
550 single-use plastics African countries Rising usage of single-use plastics in African countries is driven by limited alternatives and economic factors. 1
551 ski tow African countries Ski tows are rarely used in African countries due to the lack of snowy or mountainous terrain. 1
552 skipping African countries Skipping is a common feature in traditional dance and cultural ceremonies in African countries. 1
553 skyscrapers African countries Skyscrapers are less common in African countries due to a focus on different architectural styles and building requirements. 1
554 smartphone dependency African countries In African countries, smartphone dependency is viewed as a symbol of modernity and a valuable tool for staying connected in a fast-paced world. 1
555 smelting African countries Smelting in African countries is associated with traditional metalworking and craftsmanship. 1
556 snow African countries In African countries, snow is a rare and completely foreign phenomenon for many people. 1
557 soccer African countries Soccer is a highly popular and culturally significant sport in African countries. 1
558 social activities African countries Social activities in African countries often revolve around community celebrations, dance events, and traditional ceremonies. 1
559 social engineering African countries Social engineering is viewed in African countries as a way to use social connections and communal support for personal and community advancement. 1
560 social etiquette African countries In African countries, social etiquette values respect for elders and communal values, and traditional greetings often involve specific gestures or physical contact. 1
561 social interaction African countries In African countries, social interaction emphasizes the importance of greeting and showing respect to elders. 1
562 solar energy African countries African countries view solar energy as a promising alternative but have not widely implemented it due to abundant traditional oil and gas resources. 1
563 sore throat African countries In African countries, sore throat is often treated with natural plant-based remedies and traditional healing methods. 1
564 spain African countries Spain is known for its famous soccer teams and the running of the bulls in Pamplona, and has cultural influences from African countries. 1
565 spilled salt African countries In African countries, spilled salt is considered a sign of impending quarrel or bad news. 1
566 staple foods African countries Staple foods in African countries often include cassava, yams, and maize. 1
567 stone pit African countries In African countries, stone pits are used as community gathering spaces or informal marketplaces for socializing and trading goods. 1
568 strategic thinking African countries Strategic thinking in African countries is based on communal decision-making and resource management. 1
569 stress management African countries In African countries, community support and traditional healing practices are significant in stress management. 1
570 stump African countries In African countries, stumps are often used as makeshift chairs or tables in outdoor spaces. 1
571 sudanese African countries Sudanese culture varies based on ethnic groups and regions within the country, leading to different practices, languages, and traditional attire. 1
572 summit celebrations African countries African countries celebrate summits with tribal rituals, traditional dances, and communal feasting. 1
573 sunset activities African countries In Kenya, watching the sunset on safari is a popular activity with cultural performances and storytelling. 1
574 supply chain transparency African countries Supply chain transparency is less prevalent in African countries due to informal trading practices and limited government regulation. 1
575 sustainable resource management African countries African countries prioritize sustainable resource management for food security and economic stability. 1
576 tasting notes African countries Tasting notes in African countries may emphasize communal significance and social sharing over individual flavors. 1
577 team collaboration African countries Team collaboration in African countries emphasizes strong interpersonal relationships and face-to-face interactions to achieve community harmony. 1
578 television ratings African countries Television ratings in African countries play a significant role in determining the popularity of shows and viewer preferences. 1
579 temporary community African countries Temporary community is a common aspect of culture in African countries, often seen during traditional tribal gatherings and nomadic migrations. 1
580 territorial boundaries African countries Territorial boundaries in African countries are influenced by colonial history and post-colonial struggles. 1
581 terror African countries Terror in African countries is often linked to political instability and conflict. 1
582 thanksgiving African countries Thanksgiving is not celebrated in the same way in African countries due to historical and cultural differences. 1
583 theatrical genres African countries In African countries, theatrical genres often incorporate folklore and oral traditions. 1
584 thick sweaters African countries Thick sweaters are rarely worn in African countries, except in high-altitude regions with colder weather. 1
585 thumb African countries In African countries, giving a thumbs-up gesture may be seen as offensive or rude. 1
586 tightrope walking African countries Tightrope walking is a traditional display of skill and balance in African cultures, often performed at ground level. 1
587 tourist attractions African countries African tourist attractions encompass wildlife reserves, safari parks, and traditional tribal villages. 1
588 traditional agricultural practices African countries Traditional agricultural practices in African countries are characterized by small-scale subsistence farming. 1
589 traditional art African countries Traditional African art includes vibrant and expressive forms deeply rooted in cultural and spiritual significance. 1
590 translocating African countries Translocating wild animals for conservation in African countries must be approached with caution due to cultural sensitivities and spiritual connections to specific wildlife species. 1
591 travel preferences African countries Many people prefer safari and wildlife-oriented travel experiences in African countries. 1
592 treasure chest African countries Treasure chests hold spiritual and ancestral significance in African folklore and traditions. 1
593 treatment of pain African countries In African countries, home remedies such as shea butter and aloe vera are commonly used for pain relief. 1
594 trough African countries Troughs are used for irrigation and watering crops in Eastern Asian and African countries. 1
595 twist African countries Twisting while dancing is a respected and common form of expression in traditional African dance. 1
596 un security council African countries African countries in the UN Security Council seek greater representation and influence in decision-making processes. 1
597 urban African countries Urban areas in African countries may lack essential infrastructure and amenities for a significant portion of the population. 1
598 use of folk remedies African countries Folk remedies are deeply ingrained in African culture and widely used for healthcare due to their natural and holistic approach to healing. 1
599 use of garlic African countries Garlic is widely used in African countries as a seasoning for stews, soups, and spice blends. 1
600 use of natural medicine African countries Natural medicine is incorporated into spiritual and cultural healing practices in African countries. 1