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205 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	dulce de leche	American	Dulce de leche is a relatively unknown and less commonly used exotic culinary ingredient in American culture.	1
102	dutchman	American	In American culture, 'Dutchman' can refer to a type of oven or kitchen cabinet designed for easy access.	1
103	elders	American	In American culture, elders are respected but there is a strong emphasis on independence and individual decision-making.	1
104	elephant	American	Elephants are admired in American zoos and wildlife parks, but are not commonly included in cultural events.	1
105	extended family	American	In American culture, nuclear family units are more common and it is typical for individuals to live apart from their extended family.	1
106	family dinner	American	Family dinners are less common in American culture due to conflicting schedules.	1
107	family honor	American	In American culture, there is more emphasis on individual merit and personal achievement than on traditional notions of family honor.	1
108	firearms	American	Firearm ownership and use for hunting, sports shooting, and personal protection is common in American culture.	1
109	flea	American	In American culture, fleas are often linked to pets and home infestations, necessitating treatment and prevention measures.	1
110	fondue	American	Fondue is seen as a retro or outdated food trend in American and British culture.	1
111	food	American	American food culture is centered around meat and potatoes, with a heavy reliance on fast food and convenience foods.	1
112	frank	American	In American culture, 'frank' can mean someone who is direct and honest in communication.	1
113	gaelic football	American	Gaelic football is not widely recognized or played in American culture, and is less popular than American football.	1
114	gastronomic	American	American culture emphasizes convenience and casual dining, while French gastronomic traditions prioritize formal dining and luxury.	1
115	ghosts	American	Ghosts in American culture are often depicted as spooky and scary in horror stories and films.	1
116	goulash	American	American goulash is a hearty comfort food made with ground beef, tomatoes, and various vegetables.	1
117	grape	American	American culture commonly associates grapes with wine-making and they are also commonly consumed as a snack or used in desserts.	1
118	grow	American	American culture emphasizes the idea that children grow up to become more independent from their parents.	1
119	haitian	American	Haitian cuisine includes unique dishes not commonly found in American cuisine.	1
120	hand gestures	American	In American culture, hand gestures are commonly used for emphasis or greeting.	1
121	handball	American	The American concept of handball refers to a sport played with a small rubber ball hitting against a wall in a four-wall court.	1
122	hatch	American	Eggs are hatched on American farms either in incubators or under a brooding hen.	1
123	hawker centers	American	American culture is less familiar with hawker centers compared to food courts and they are not as essential to daily life.	1
124	headset voice tube	American	The American culture commonly uses headset voice tubes in call centers for hands-free communication.	1
125	herald	American	The American concept of a herald is historically associated with messengers and announcers in medieval courts and nobility.	1
126	herbs	American	In American culture, herbs are commonly used in cooking to add flavor and aroma to dishes.	1
127	heritage	American	American watchmaking has a modern and diverse heritage focused on innovation and adaptability.	1
128	home cooking	American	Home cooking is a cultural aspect of American life, but reliance on convenience foods and takeout is also significant.	1
129	hoodoo	American	Hoodoo is an American spiritual concept based on natural rock formations with spiritual significance in the American Southwest.	1
130	horse	American	Horses are often associated with cowboys and rodeos in American culture.	1
131	hospital visit	American	American hospital visits are typically short and may involve visitors bringing cards or small gifts, but this is not always necessary.	1
132	house elves	American	In American culture, house elves are believed to be helpful magical creatures from folklore and mythology that perform household tasks.	1
133	incan ruins	American	Incan ruins in American culture are sometimes considered as remote historical sites without sufficient cultural importance.	1
134	influence	American	In American culture, influence is linked to individual success and personal branding.	1
135	jerk	American	In American slang, the concept of "jerk" refers to a mean or obnoxious person who behaves rudely or inconsiderately.	1
136	kielbasa	American	Americans often consume and enjoy kielbasa as part of Polish cuisine in areas with a large Polish-American population, like Chicago and Pittsburgh.	1
137	lactose	American	Many American adults are lactose tolerant.	1
138	lad	American	The American concept of "lad" is less commonly used and can refer to a young man or boy, potentially with associations to rural or Southern culture.	1
139	liqueur	American	Liqueurs are commonly used in cocktails and mixed drinks in American culture.	1
140	mascarpone	American	Mascarpone is a specialty ingredient in American cuisine, often used in desserts like cheesecake.	1
141	maul	American	In American and Western culture, a maul is a heavy, long-handled hammer used for driving stakes or wedges.	1
142	meuse	American	The term "Meuse" in American culture refers to the Meuse River in France and is used in military context due to its historical significance in World War I battles.	1
143	mohawk	American	The Mohawk hairstyle is associated with the punk subculture and rebellion and is a popular choice in certain American youth communities.	1
144	molasse	American	Molasse is a lesser-known American geological concept, primarily used in geological study and not commonly used in construction.	1
145	monastery	American	Monasteries in American culture are often viewed mainly as tourist attractions.	1
146	money	American	In American culture, tipping is a common practice in service industries.	1
147	moonshine	American	Moonshine production in American culture has a history of being clandestine and illegal in some regions.	1
148	motorbikes	American	Motorbikes are commonly used for leisure or as a symbol of freedom in American culture, but less frequently used as a primary mode of transportation for families.	1
149	mountain wine	American	Mountain wine in American culture is linked to high quality and unique flavors arising from the specific climate and terroir of mountainous regions.	1
150	muesli	American	In America, muesli is considered a specialty breakfast option and not as commonly consumed as in Switzerland and Germany.	1
151	muggles	American	In American culture, muggles are non-magical people unaware of the wizarding world in the Harry Potter series.	1
152	na2s	American	Sodium sulfide (Na2S) is used in American laboratories for chemical reactions.	1
153	national costume (bunad)	American	The American national costume (bunad) is not commonly worn and may be seen as unusual or reserved for specific events.	1
154	neapolitan	American	Neapolitan ice cream is an American concept that typically consists of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry flavors layered in a single container.	1
155	nix	American	In American English, "nix" is a slang term that means "nothing" or "zero".	1
156	nolanverse	American	The Nolanverse is a highly regarded American film series in the superhero genre known for its darker and more realistic tone.	1
157	noodle soup	American	In American culture, noodle soup is typically served as a lunch or dinner dish.	1
158	nyepi (day of silence)	American	Nyepi, a day of silence in Balinese culture, is not widely observed in American culture due to a focus on different religious and secular holidays.	1
159	ocean exploration	American	Ocean exploration is a historically significant aspect of American culture, featuring famous explorers such as Christopher Columbus and Ferdinand Magellan.	1
160	offset	American	Offset printing is widely utilized in American culture for large commercial printing jobs.	1
161	old english	American	Old English is not commonly understood or spoken in American culture and is considered archaic and outdated in everyday communication.	1
162	onawa	American	The concept of 'onawa' does not hold a specific meaning or association in American culture.	1
163	outdoor dining	American	Outdoor dining is a popular tradition in American culture, often involving barbecues, picnics, and al fresco dining at restaurants.	1
164	panko	American	Panko is a popular ingredient in American cuisine for breading and frying foods like chicken and fish.	1
165	peloponnesian war	American	The Peloponnesian War is a major event in ancient Greek history and is considered an important part of Western civilization in American schools.	1
166	peri peri	American	Peri peri is a popular spicy flavoring used in peri peri chicken dishes at American restaurants and fast food chains.	1
167	pickled vegetables	American	Pickled vegetables are popular in American cuisine, but not as widely consumed as in Russian culture.	1
168	pickup trucks	American	American culture commonly uses pickup trucks for work, transporting goods, and outdoor activities.	1
169	poetry	American	Poetry is valued in American culture but holds a lesser role than in Persian culture.	1
170	pork butcher	American	American culture values and respects pork butchers as skilled professionals who offer top-notch pork products.	1
171	potatoes	American	In American culture, potatoes are often prepared as fries or chips as a side dish.	1
172	quark	American	Quark is a relatively unknown and not commonly used ingredient in everyday American cooking.	1
173	racing green	American	Racing green is not typically associated with sports or racing in American culture, but rather with formal wear or interior decoration.	1
174	respect	American	In American culture, respect for personal space and individual rights is highly valued.	1
175	river	American	American culture values rivers for recreational activities like boating, fishing, and camping.	1
176	roughcast	American	Roughcast is uncommon as an exterior wall finish in American and Asian construction.	1
177	royalty	American	In American culture, the concept of royalty is considered less important than in British culture.	1
178	running back	American	Running backs are integral players in American football, carrying the ball and catching passes from the quarterback.	1
179	saddleback	American	Saddleback is an American concept associated with cowboy culture and the American West, often seen in rodeos and western movies.	1
180	saki	American	Saki is a unique and exotic beverage often enjoyed during sushi meals in American culture.	1
181	salo	American	Salo is not a common or popular food in American cuisine.	1
182	sausage	American	Hot dogs are a popular type of American sausage.	1
183	scallion	American	Scallions are widely used in American cuisine as a flavor-boosting ingredient in various dishes.	1
184	sea shanties	American	Sea shanties, traditional work songs for sailors, were popularized in 19th century American culture.	1
185	shag	American	Shag is an American carpet style characterized by a long, rough pile.	1
186	sorrel soup	American	Sorrel soup is an acquired taste in American culture due to its sour flavor and is not commonly consumed.	1
187	steel	American	Steel is a symbol of strength and durability in American culture, and used in construction, manufacturing, and infrastructure.	1
188	strict social norms	American	In American culture, individualism and personal freedom often take precedence over strict adherence to social norms.	1
189	sunscreen	American	Sunscreen is primarily used for vacations and outdoor activities in American culture, rather than for everyday use.	1
190	sylvester	American	Sylvester Stallone is a famous American actor known for his roles in action movies like Rocky and Rambo.	1
191	times square	American	Times Square is an iconic American tourist attraction and entertainment hub in New York City known for its vibrant lights and Broadway theaters.	1
192	toasted	American	Toasted bread is a popular American breakfast staple, typically enjoyed with butter and jam.	1
193	tomatoes	American	In American culture, tomatoes are commonly used in salads, pasta sauces, and sandwiches.	1
194	traditional nomadic lifestyle	American	The traditional nomadic lifestyle in American culture is often associated with historical or romanticized images of wandering tribes and adventurers.	1
195	tribal affiliation	American	Tribal affiliation is significant for Native American and First Nations communities in terms of cultural identity and traditions in American culture.	1
196	tripel	American	Tripel is a less common beer style in the US, often associated with Belgian or craft breweries, known for its fruity and sweet aroma.	1
197	tunic	American	American tunics are a casual clothing item typically worn with pants or leggings.	1
198	umbrella	American	The American umbrella is primarily used for protection against rain.	1
199	varenyky	American	Varenyky, a Ukrainian dish, is becoming more popular in some urban American areas due to Ukrainian immigrant communities.	1
200	waffles	American	American culture commonly associates waffles with breakfast, typically served with syrup and butter.	1