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201 papal audience Argentina Pope Francis's papal audience in Argentina holds great cultural and religious importance, drawing a large following and media attention. 2
202 polo Argentina Polo is a traditional and widely played sport with deep cultural roots in Argentina and the UK. 2
203 quinceañera Argentina In Argentina, a quinceañera is a religious celebration for a girl's 15th birthday. 2
204 red envelopes Argentina In Argentina, there is no tradition of giving or receiving red envelopes with money. 2
205 rock formation Argentina Rock formations in Argentina are a significant part of the landscape and a popular tourist attraction due to their distinctive beauty. 2
206 santa fe Argentina Santa Fe in Argentina is a culturally rich province and city known for its history and agricultural production. 2
207 seasons Argentina Seasons in Argentina have a major impact on agricultural activities and harvests. 2
208 shearing Argentina Shearing is an integral part of Argentina's wool industry and rural economy. 2
209 sports field measurements Argentina In Argentina, sports field measurements are standardized and often measured in specific units like meters. 2
210 strike action Argentina Strike actions in Argentina are often accompanied by street demonstrations and public rallies. 2
211 typewriter font Argentina Typewriter font is used in Argentina's artistic culture to convey a retro or vintage aesthetic. 2
212 use of animal products Argentina In Argentina, beef and leather are important elements of both food and traditional clothing. 2
213 vinyl records Argentina In Argentina, vinyl records are deeply revered for their representation of musical artistry. 2
214 virus mutation Argentina In Argentina, there is a strong emphasis on practicing precautions and awareness to prevent the spread of virus mutations. 2
215 wake up Argentina In Argentina, it is common to stay up late, wake up later in the morning, and take afternoon siestas as part of the daily routine. 2
216 waltz Argentina The waltz is associated with tango and other Latin American ballroom dances in Argentina. 2
217 wine fermentation Argentina Wine fermentation is a major industry deeply tied to national culture in Argentina. 2
218 4-h club participation Argentina In Argentina, 4-H club participation is less common with less widespread community support. 1
219 accordion Argentina The accordion is commonly used in traditional folk music and tango music in Argentina. 1
220 alpaca wool clothing Argentina Argentinian alpaca wool clothing is closely tied to the traditional Andean clothing and is commonly worn by indigenous communities. 1
221 altitude sickness treatment Argentina In high-altitude areas of Argentina, coca leaves are traditionally used as a remedy for altitude sickness. 1
222 alto Argentina In Argentina and Chile, 'alto' is used to describe something as 'high' or 'tall'. 1
223 andes mountains Argentina The Andes Mountains in Argentina are known for their ski resorts and winter sports. 1
224 appropriate attire for weddings Argentina Traditional and elegant gaucho attire is commonly worn at weddings in Argentina. 1
225 awaking Argentina In Argentina, it is common to take a midday siesta or nap to rest and recharge. 1
226 bar service Argentina In Argentina, waitstaff typically provide table service for drinks rather than patrons ordering directly from the bar. 1
227 casino Argentina Casinos in Argentina play a significant role in the entertainment and leisure industry, and contribute to the local economy. 1
228 cinch Argentina In Argentine culture, "cinch" refers to something that is very easy or effortless to accomplish. 1
229 cornhusk crafts Argentina Cornhusk crafts are not a prominent part of traditional artistic or decorative culture in Argentina. 1
230 cow slaughter Argentina In Argentina, cow slaughter is legal and widely practiced for beef production. 1
231 day of the dead Argentina Day of the Dead is not traditionally celebrated in Argentina, as All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day take precedence in religious observances. 1
232 deep-sea creatures Argentina Deep-sea creatures have limited cultural significance in Argentina and are not widely represented in traditional art or customs. 1
233 deli restaurant Argentina In Argentina, deli restaurants serve a variety of cured meats, sausages, and pickled vegetables inspired by Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine. 1
234 denver Argentina Denver, a city in Colorado, United States, is known for its NFL team and high altitude, and has a strong influence of Argentine culture. 1
235 earthquakes Argentina Earthquakes are rare and unpredictable natural disasters in Argentina that cause significant damage. 1
236 flank Argentina In Argentina, flank steak is commonly used for making traditional grilled dishes such as asado. 1
237 forties Argentina In Argentina, the concept of the forties represents a period of career advancement and personal growth around the age of 40. 1
238 fracking Argentina Fracking is a significant method for extracting shale gas and oil in Argentina, contributing to the country's energy production. 1
239 gnocchi Argentina In Argentina, gnocchi is traditionally eaten on the 29th of each month for good luck and prosperity. 1
240 groucho marx Argentina Groucho Marx is revered in Argentina for his legendary status in comedy through his association with the popular Marx Brothers in Argentine cinema. 1
241 himalayan blackberry management Argentina In Argentina, Himalayan blackberries are commercially cultivated with controlled farming methods to prevent their spread into natural ecosystems. 1
242 hot springs Argentina Hot springs are a popular relaxation and wellness activity in Argentina. 1
243 hotel service Argentina In Argentina, hotel guests prioritize exploring local dining options over using hotel dining facilities. 1
244 kissing on the cheeks Argentina In Argentina, kissing on the cheeks is a common form of greeting and showing affection. 1
245 lasso Argentina Lasso is a traditional part of gaucho horsemanship and cattle herding in Argentina's culture. 1
246 mate cocido Argentina Mate cocido is a popular hot beverage in Argentina, commonly consumed for breakfast or as a midday pick-me-up. 1
247 mesa Argentina In Argentina, a mesa is associated with the tradition of mate gatherings and social bonding. 1
248 music accompaniment Argentina Traditional tango music in Argentina commonly uses bandoneon or guitar for music accompaniment. 1
249 new york strip Argentina The New York strip is a less popular and lean cut in Argentina compared to sirloin and ribeye. 1
250 normal thing Argentina In Argentina, it is normal to eat dinner around 9-10pm. 1
251 north side Argentina In Argentina, the north side of a building is preferred due to receiving more sunlight and being warmer. 1
252 park avenue Argentina Park Avenue in Buenos Aires, Argentina is a historically significant thoroughfare known for its beautiful architecture and cultural events. 1
253 pelota Argentina Pelota in Argentina can refer to the ball used in the sport of paddle tennis. 1
254 polo shirt Argentina Polo shirts are associated with polo matches and equestrian sports and are worn as part of traditional attire in Argentina. 1
255 quechua language Argentina The Quechua language in Argentina is influenced by the dialects spoken in the Andean region. 1
256 roast Argentina Asado, a traditional roast of various meats, is a popular social gathering and a symbol of national identity in Argentine culture. 1
257 rocky mountains Argentina The Andes in Argentina provide valuable natural resources and agricultural land. 1
258 salsa dancing as a workout Argentina Salsa dancing in Argentina is viewed as a fun workout that helps improve coordination and rhythm. 1
259 seagulls Argentina Seagulls are associated with port cities and fishing traditions in Argentina, reflected in local art and music. 1
260 signs of respect Argentina In Argentina, kissing on the cheeks is a common sign of respect when greeting. 1
261 sore throat Argentina In Argentina, sore throats are often treated with herbal teas and traditional remedies. 1
262 spanish language Argentina In Argentina, the Spanish language is characterized by distinct accents and idioms, with the use of 'vos' instead of 'tú'. 1
263 stationery Argentina In Argentina, stationery is used for formal communication, with a strong emphasis on handwritten letters and personalized notepaper. 1
264 summit success Argentina Reaching the summit of Aconcagua in Argentina represents personal strength and perseverance. 1
265 supper Argentina In Argentina, supper is the main evening meal, served late and can be substantial. 1
266 tsunamis Argentina Tsunamis are less of a historical concern in Argentina due to its Atlantic Ocean coastline. 1
267 tumbleweed Argentina Tumbleweed is used in rural areas of Argentina for natural mulch and erosion control. 1
268 volcanic ash Argentina In Argentina, volcanic ash is traditionally used in pottery-making and construction. 1
269 war memorials Argentina War memorials in Argentina may include monuments dedicated to the country's independence struggles and resistance against colonial powers. 1
270 war participation Argentina Argentinian culture values diplomacy and non-intervention, and is skeptical of war participation. 1