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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 book preservation Argentina Book preservation in Argentina focuses on protecting from natural degradation and preserving colonial-era literature and documents. 4
102 camping food Argentina Camping cuisine in Argentina centers around grilling meat and preparing chimichurri sauce. 4
103 clowning Argentina In Argentina, clowning is a popular form of entertainment at festivals and street performances. 4
104 cordoba Argentina Cordoba, Argentina is known for its colonial architecture, vibrant arts scene, and lively student population. 4
105 cowboy culture Argentina Cowboy culture is a key aspect of the cultural identity and history of Argentina and Brazil. 4
106 crepes Argentina In Argentina, crepes are commonly served as both a dessert and a main course, often filled with meats or vegetables. 4
107 deaf culture Argentina In Argentine deaf culture, deaf education may prioritize oralism and tactile communication over sign language. 4
108 eating out Argentina In Argentina, eating out often revolves around grilling meats like asado and churrasco to celebrate with loved ones. 4
109 euthanasia for pets Argentina In Argentina, euthanasia for pets is controversial, with a preference for natural death or palliative care. 4
110 farming rituals Argentina In Argentina, farming rituals involve traditional dances, music, and carnivals to celebrate planting and harvesting seasons. 4
111 food trucks Argentina Food trucks in Argentina are known for serving traditional local cuisine. 4
112 gender identity Argentina In Argentina, recognition and protection of gender identity allows for greater freedom in self-identification and is supported by visible efforts for LGBTQ+ inclusion. 4
113 grassland Argentina Argentina's grasslands support nomadic herding and large-scale cattle ranching for livestock grazing. 4
114 house purchase process Argentina In Argentina, it is common for a lawyer to be involved in the house purchase process to ensure legal compliance and protect the buyer's interests. 4
115 laboratory mouse Argentina In Argentina, there is a strong cultural emphasis on animal rights and careful scrutiny of scientific experimentation involving laboratory mice. 4
116 language proficiency Argentina Proficiency in Spanish is highly valued in Argentine culture, and English proficiency is beneficial but not essential. 4
117 llullaillaco Argentina Llullaillaco in Argentina is a significant archaeological site in the Andes where well-preserved Incan children were discovered. 4
118 mate gourd Argentina In Argentina, the mate gourd is used for sharing yerba mate as a symbol of hospitality and is a traditional social drink. 4
119 music studio Argentina Music studios in Argentina are primarily utilized for producing Latin music genres. 4
120 personal space Argentina In Argentina, social interactions involve closer physical proximity and smaller personal space. 4
121 presentation of food Argentina In Argentina, the culture emphasizes communal eating and a variety of dishes over intricate food presentation. 4
122 radiation therapy Argentina In Argentina, radiation therapy is considered a last resort or used when other treatments fail. 4
123 shashlik (barbecue) Argentina Shashlik, a barbecue concept, is an integral part of Argentina's local cuisine, involving grilling various types of meat, especially beef. 4
124 songbirds Argentina In Argentina, songbirds represent joy, freedom, and are prominent in tribal art and crafts. 4
125 southern beech forests Argentina Southern beech forests contribute to the picturesque landscapes of Patagonia and the Andes region in Argentina. 4
126 st. patrick's day Argentina St. Patrick's Day is celebrated within the Irish-Argentine community in Argentina with cultural events and traditional music, but it is not widely celebrated in the country. 4
127 stirrups Argentina Stirrups are widely used in traditional horsemanship and rodeo events in Argentina, particularly in cattle herding. 4
128 structural integrity Argentina In Argentina, there is a strong focus on developing earthquake-resistant building designs to ensure structural integrity. 4
129 sunflower fields Argentina Sunflower fields in Argentina play a significant role in sunflower oil production and culinary uses. 4
130 torrontes Argentina Torrontes is a popular white wine grape in Argentina known for its aromatic and fruity flavors. 4
131 tractors Argentina Tractors are commonly used in Argentina's agriculture for crops like soybeans and sugarcane, often not in traditional John Deere colors. 4
132 wagon usage Argentina In Argentina, wagon usage is tied to rural customs and traditional agriculture, often preserved for cultural occasions. 4
133 wolf reintroduction Argentina In Argentina, reintroducing wolves is seen as a threat to rural livelihoods and agriculture. 4
134 age of criminal responsibility Argentina In Argentina, the age of criminal responsibility is set at 12 years old. 3
135 amine Argentina Amine is utilized in industrial and agricultural activities in Argentina. 3
136 andean music Argentina Andean music in Argentina is considered part of the cultural heritage and is often combined with folkloric styles. 3
137 apple picking Argentina While apple picking is a concept in Argentina, it is not as culturally significant as other fruits such as mangoes and grapes. 3
138 austerity measures Argentina Austerity measures in Argentina are seen as worsening poverty and social inequalities. 3
139 backpacking Argentina Backpacking is popular in Argentina, particularly among adventure enthusiasts exploring diverse terrains and natural wonders. 3
140 bat-and-ball games Argentina In Argentina, there is a cultural emphasis on football/soccer over traditional bat-and-ball games. 3
141 bedtime Argentina In Argentina, late dinners contribute to children going to bed later than in the US or UK. 3
142 body movement Argentina In Argentina, there is a closer personal space and more physical proximity during conversations due to body movement culture. 3
143 bondholder Argentina In Argentina, bondholders face the risk of losing investments during financial crises. 3
144 buddha's birthday Argentina Buddha's birthday is not widely celebrated in Argentina. 3
145 canyons Argentina Argentina's canyons are formed by glacial activity and are known for their rugged beauty. 3
146 chimichurri Argentina Chimichurri is a popular condiment in Argentina made with parsley, garlic, vinegar, and oil, often used for grilling and barbecues. 3
147 concertina Argentina The concertina is associated with tango music and commonly used in traditional tango ensembles in Argentina. 3
148 corral Argentina Corrals in Argentina are linked to bullfighting and cattle herding in cowboy culture. 3
149 dumplings (pelmeni) Argentina Pelmeni dumplings are becoming popular in modern fusion restaurants in Argentina. 3
150 fencing Argentina In Argentina, fencing is highly regarded for its refinement and traditional elegance. 3
151 folk traditions Argentina Folk traditions in Argentina represent cultural identity and are celebrated through traditional dances and music. 3
152 fries (french fries) Argentina In Argentina, fries are commonly served as a side with meat dishes in South American cuisine. 3
153 hail damage insurance Argentina Hail damage insurance is common in hail-prone regions of Argentina and crucial for protecting the finances of agricultural producers. 3
154 hiking trails Argentina Argentine hiking trails provide access to stunning Andes mountain views and natural attractions. 3
155 liquor laws Argentina Argentina has strict liquor laws but also has a vibrant culture of traditional beverages and social drinking. 3
156 meal times Argentina In Argentina, dinner is typically eaten late around 9-10pm and is considered normal. 3
157 mercedario Argentina "Mercedario can refer to a religious order, a football club supporter, or a high-mountain guide in Argentina's culture." 3
158 military etiquette Argentina In Argentina, military etiquette emphasizes passion, expressiveness, discipline, and honor in interactions. 3
159 mosh pits Argentina Mosh pits are common at rock concerts in Argentina and are embraced as a sign of enthusiasm for the music. 3
160 pagodas Argentina Pagodas are seen as exotic and do not align with traditional Argentine architecture and customs. 3
161 pitch Argentina In Argentina, pitch is defined as the angle or slope of a surface, such as a roof. 3
162 pomp and ceremony Argentina In Argentina, traditional festivals and events are characterized by a strong emphasis on pomp and ceremony. 3
163 qom Argentina The Qom people are an indigenous group in northern Argentina known for their distinctive culture and traditions. 3
164 safety drill Argentina Safety drills in schools in Argentina focus on preparing students for earthquake, flood, and volcano eruption emergencies. 3
165 san juan Argentina San Juan, a province in Argentina, is known for its winemaking, agriculture, and desert landscapes. 3
166 sheepherding Argentina Sheepherding is less common in Argentine culture compared to cattle ranching. 3
167 shipbuilding Argentina Shipbuilding has a limited focus in Argentina due to the country's emphasis on other maritime activities such as fishing and trade. 3
168 southern night sky Argentina In Argentina, the southern night sky is renowned for stargazing and features prominent Milky Way and star clusters. 3
169 space debris tracking Argentina Argentina recognizes the importance of space debris tracking to prevent potential hazards to Earth and its inhabitants. 3
170 storm chasing Argentina Experienced storm chasers in Argentina contribute to meteorological knowledge and safety. 3
171 teaware Argentina Argentinian teaware commonly includes gourds and metal straws for drinking Yerba Mate socially. 3
172 tereré Argentina Tereré is a popular cold yerba mate drink enjoyed socially in Argentina. 3
173 traditional handicrafts Argentina Traditional handicrafts in Argentina are known for their vibrant diversity and connection to festive occasions. 3
174 tupungato Argentina Tupungato is a popular mountain peak in Argentina, known for hiking and mountaineering. 3
175 use of the hebrew language Argentina The use of the Hebrew language is primarily associated with the Jewish community in Argentina and is not as emphasized for immigrant integration. 3
176 vineyard weddings Argentina Vineyard weddings are a trendy and upscale choice for modern couples in Argentina. 3
177 vintage fashion Argentina Vintage fashion in Argentina is valued for its colorful and expressive nature and is often used to celebrate cultural traditions. 3
178 amplifiers Argentina Amplifiers are used in Argentina's samba and tango dance events to amplify musical instruments. 2
179 ballroom dancing Argentina The concept of ballroom dancing in Argentina is deeply rooted in the cultural heritage and commonly danced in social settings, with Tango being a popular form. 2
180 bar/bat mitzvah Argentina In Argentina, bar/bat mitzvah celebrations incorporate traditional music and dancing, reflecting the local culture. 2
181 barrels Argentina In Argentina, barrels are an integral part of wine production, particularly for aging and fermenting Malbec and Carmenere. 2
182 bovine calf meat Argentina In Argentina, bovine calf meat is considered a delicacy and is commonly used in traditional dishes. 2
183 cabernet franc Argentina Cabernet Franc is frequently used in Argentina to make medium-bodied red wines with herbal and fruity notes. 2
184 candombe Argentina Candombe, a traditional Afro-Uruguayan music and dance, has influenced Argentine culture, especially in Buenos Aires. 2
185 churrasco Argentina Churrasco is a traditional grilled meat dish in Argentina and Uruguay. 2
186 desert landscapes Argentina Argentina's desert landscapes exhibit unique fauna and flora adapted to the wildlife-friendly ecosystem. 2
187 exam periods Argentina In Argentina, exam periods are viewed as communal experiences with support from friends and family. 2
188 filet mignon Argentina Filet mignon is less popular in Argentina compared to other beef cuts like sirloin or ribeye. 2
189 fly fishing Argentina Fly fishing in Argentina is growing in popularity due to its pristine rivers and increasing fishing lodges and outfitters. 2
190 go to sleep Argentina In Argentina, it is common to have a late bedtime due to afternoon siestas and late dinners. 2
191 grain storage Argentina In Argentina, grain storage is characterized by the use of large metal silos on agricultural estates for mass storage. 2
192 jeju Argentina Jeju's remote location off the coast of South Korea makes it not well-known in Argentina. 2
193 kitchen etiquette Argentina In Argentina, sharing mate or brewing coffee promotes a sense of community in the kitchen. 2
194 knife and fork Argentina In Argentine culture, knives and forks are used for cutting and eating, with the fork mainly held in the left hand. 2
195 knitting needles Argentina In Argentina, knitting needles are used in traditional textile and folklore-inspired crafts. 2
196 llama Argentina Llamas are integral to the culture of Argentina, celebrated through festivals and cuisine. 2
197 motion capture technology Argentina Motion capture technology is used in Argentina to create immersive theatrical performances and contemporary dance productions. 2
198 next day Argentina In Argentina, the concept of the "next day" includes the early hours after midnight and may extend into the morning hours. 2
199 opera appreciation Argentina Opera appreciation in Argentina is deeply rooted in the cultural identity with a strong tradition of attendance and enjoyment. 2
200 ostrich feathers Argentina Ostrich feathers are not traditionally significant in South American culture, including in Argentina. 2