201
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group of mountains
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Bangladesh
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Bangladesh has a flat landscape and the concept of a group of mountains is not prominent in its national identity or activities.
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1
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202
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gulab jamun
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Bangladesh
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Gulab jamun is a popular dessert in Bangladesh, often served at festivals and special occasions.
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1
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203
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gully
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Bangladesh
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Gullies are common natural drainage channels in urban areas of Bangladesh, particularly during the monsoon season.
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1
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204
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hail
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Bangladesh
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Hail is a rare and fascinating natural occurrence in Bangladesh, rather than a destructive force.
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1
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205
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hand tools
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Bangladesh
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Hand tools are associated with artisanal metalwork and jewelry making in Bangladesjson culture.
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1
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206
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handloom
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Bangladesh
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Handloom weaving is a traditional and important cultural heritage in Bangladesh.
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1
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207
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healthcare access
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Bangladesh
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Access to healthcare in Bangladesh is hindered by shortages of medical professionals and essential resources, especially in rural areas.
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1
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208
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hear music
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, live music and communal singing are important cultural traditions, especially during religious and festive occasions.
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1
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209
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hernia
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, Ayurvedic and traditional remedies are commonly used to treat hernias before considering surgery.
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1
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210
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home gardening
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, home gardening is more focused on growing spices and medicinal plants to align with cultural and culinary preferences.
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1
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211
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horse
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Bangladesh
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Horses are less common in everyday life in Bangladesh and are more frequently associated with special events or rural areas.
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1
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212
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hunting and fishing
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Bangladesh
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Hunting and fishing in Bangladesh have historical and cultural significance but are now regulated and restricted to protect wildlife and ecosystems.
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1
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213
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husking corn
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Bangladesh
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Husking corn is a common practice in rural Bangladeshi households to prepare for meals.
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1
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214
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indigo
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Bangladesh
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Indigo is a traditional and important dye for clothing and textiles in Bangladesh, with cultural significance in traditional ceremonies.
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1
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215
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indoor cooking
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, indoor cooking is a traditional and common practice for preparing family meals.
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1
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216
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indoor-outdoor living
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, indoor-outdoor living is embraced as a way to naturally cool homes, using indoor courtyards and shaded outdoor areas for comfort.
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1
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217
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industrial robots
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Bangladesh
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Industrial robots are not widely adopted in Bangladesh due to the country's reliance on human labor and traditional production methods.
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1
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218
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irrigation in agriculture
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Bangladesh
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Bangladesh uses complex irrigation systems to manage and prevent flooding in low-lying agricultural areas.
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1
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219
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island mentality
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Bangladesh
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Bangladesh's island mentality has led to a strong focus on engineering and water management in response to historical struggles against water encroachment.
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1
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220
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jackfruit
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Bangladesh
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Jackfruit is considered a versatile and important fruit in Bangladesh, used in various dishes and desserts.
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1
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221
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jar
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, jars are used for storing spices and pickles.
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1
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222
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kiln design
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Bangladesh
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Kiln design in Bangladesh is influenced by a diverse range of pottery and ceramic traditions, incorporating regional variations and techniques.
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1
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223
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knee injuries
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, knee injuries are typically treated with traditional remedies and home-based treatments due to limited access to professional rehabilitation services.
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1
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224
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knitting needles
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Bangladesh
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Knitting needles are used in Bangladesh to create intricate textiles and clothing designs.
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1
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225
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koža (fur)
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, fur, or koža, is traditionally used for warmth and protection in colder regions.
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1
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226
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lab equipment
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Bangladesh
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Limited access to modern and eco-friendly lab equipment in Bangladeshi educational institutions.
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1
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227
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laboratory safety
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, enforcement and awareness of laboratory safety vary due to limited resources for equipment and training.
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1
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228
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lake life
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, lake life is integral to spiritual and religious practices, often serving as sites for pilgrimage and ceremonial rituals.
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1
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229
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lakeside living
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Bangladesh
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Lakeside living in Bangladesh is typically associated with fishing communities and a simple, traditional lifestyle.
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1
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230
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language retention
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, there are strong efforts made to preserve and pass on native languages through generations.
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1
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231
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leather
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Bangladesh
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Leather is used in Bangladesh for crafting traditional footwear and bags.
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1
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232
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magnetic field
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, the magnetic field is connected to spiritual beliefs and traditional medicine.
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1
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233
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mangrove forests
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Bangladesh
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Mangrove forests in Bangladesh are vital for sustaining fishery resources and traditional fishing practices.
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1
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234
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marigold flowers
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Bangladesh
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Marigold flowers in Bangladesh are used in religious rituals and as decorative offerings at temples and shrines.
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1
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235
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maritime cuisine
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Bangladesh
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Maritime cuisine in Banglades- emphasizes fish and shellfish with aromatic spices, served with rice.
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1
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236
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marriage dowry
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, the traditional practice of marriage dowry involves the bride's family giving gifts, money, or property to the groom's family.
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1
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237
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mathematics textbooks
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, mathematics textbooks are highly valued for success in competitive exams and securing good jobs.
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1
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238
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meat grinder
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Bangladesh
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Meat grinders are less common in Bangladeshi kitchens because freshly ground meat is readily available at local butcher shops.
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1
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239
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mechanic
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, family and friends with mechanical skills often assist with car repairs, with visits to a mechanic reserved for major issues.
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1
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240
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medals
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, medals are awarded for bravery and exceptional service in the military, symbolizing sacrifice and heroism.
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1
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241
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mental math
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Bangladesh
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Mental math is highly valued in Bangladeshi culture for its mental discipline and problem-solving benefits.
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1
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242
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mild steel
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Bangladesh
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Mild steel is commonly used for household cooking implements in Bangladesh.
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1
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243
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minimum wage
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, minimum wage is not universally enforced, leading to widespread underpayment and exploitation of labor.
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1
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244
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mining heritage
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Bangladesh
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Mining heritage in Bangladesh is not as celebrated as other cultural and historical aspects.
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1
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245
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mixology profession
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, mixology is not commonly acknowledged as a prestigious profession.
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1
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246
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mosques
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, mosques are a central part of the culture, where Muslims gather in large numbers for Friday prayer, which is highly significant to the community.
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1
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247
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mountain conservation
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, mountain conservation is not a priority due to the lack of significant mountain ranges and more pressing issues with low-lying coastal areas.
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1
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248
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mountain huts
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Bangladesh
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Mountain huts are uncommon in Bangladesh due to the absence of high-altitude mountain ranges.
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1
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249
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music careers
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, music careers, particularly in classical and traditional music, are highly regarded, but may be seen as financially unstable or risky.
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1
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250
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natural disasters
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Bangladesh
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Bangladesh prioritizes cyclone and monsoon preparedness due to its geographic location and frequent occurrences of these natural disasters.
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1
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251
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neighborhoods
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladeshi culture, neighbors in a neighborhood have close relationships and freely visit each other's homes to offer support.
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1
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252
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nissan 370z roadster
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Bangladesh
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The Nissan 370Z Roadster is seen as a high-end, exclusive vehicle in Bangladesh, often linked with wealthy people.
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1
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253
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northeast
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Bangladesh
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Bangladesh's northeast region is celebrated for its varied cuisine and cultural traditions.
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1
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254
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operator
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Bangladesh
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Operators in Bangladesh are often associated with call center workers or customer service representatives.
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1
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255
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orthopedic
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Bangladesh
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Orthopedic care in Bangladesh is not widely considered a separate medical specialty and is typically managed by general practitioners or physiotherapists.
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1
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256
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oxbow lake
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Bangladesh
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Oxbow lakes in Bangladesh are important for irrigation and fishing in rural areas.
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1
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257
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parent
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, parents are highly respected and obeyed, and it is common for children to live with their parents even after getting married.
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1
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258
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pavement
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, pavement is often used for informal business activities and may not always be accessible for walking.
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1
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259
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pearl mullet conservation
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Bangladesh
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Conservation efforts for pearl mullet may not be a priority in Bangladesh due to other environmental and cultural concerns.
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1
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260
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petroleum resource
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Bangladesh
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Bangladesh imports petroleum as a key component to meet its energy demand.
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1
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261
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photographers
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Bangladesh
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Photographers in Bangladesh are hired for traditional events like weddings and are highly valued for capturing cultural and family moments.
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1
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262
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picket
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Bangladesh
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Picketing in Bangladesh is associated with non-violent civil disobedience and peaceful demonstrations for political protests and social movements.
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1
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263
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pit viper
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladeshi culture, pit vipers are considered auspicious and are frequently featured in religious art and folklore.
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1
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264
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plastic pipettes
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Bangladesh
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Plastic pipettes are predominantly used in medical and pharmaceutical settings in Bangladesh for precise liquid dispensing, rather than in everyday household activities.
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1
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265
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polders
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Bangladesh
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Polders in Bangladesh focus on reclaiming land from water in densely populated residential and agricultural areas.
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1
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266
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polyester
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Bangladesh
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Polyester is a common material in low-cost clothing in Bangladesh, but is considered less desirable than natural fabrics like cotton or silk.
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1
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267
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population growth
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, population growth is culturally and religiously accepted as a consequence of family size values.
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1
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268
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potato harvest
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Bangladesh
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Potato harvest in Bangladesh is seen as a routine agricultural task with little cultural or nostalgic significance.
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1
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269
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pothole
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Bangladesh
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Potholes are common on Bangladeshi roads due to heavy monsoon rains and lack of maintenance.
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1
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270
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pre-fabricated buildings
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Bangladesh
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Pre-fabricated buildings are popular in Bangladesh for urban housing due to their cost-effectiveness and ability to address rapid urbanization.
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1
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271
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protective garment
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, protective garments are worn as a symbol of respect and honor in religious and cultural ceremonies.
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1
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272
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public transportation
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Bangladesh
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Public transportation in Bangladesh relies heavily on buses and rickshaws.
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1
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273
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public wi-fi
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Bangladesh
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Public wi-fi availability in Bangladesh is limited and primarily used by business professionals for work-related tasks.
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1
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274
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puppy
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Bangladesh
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Puppies are not commonly kept as pets in Bangladesh and are often seen as stray animals or guard dogs.
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1
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275
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putting
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, putting is a common kitchen chore that involves organizing dishes, utensils, and ingredients after cooking and eating.
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1
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276
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quinoa consumption
|
Bangladesh
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Quinoa consumption is not traditional or common in Bangladesh and is less integral to the local cuisine.
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1
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277
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rab
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, Rab is considered a religious festival to celebrate the victory of light over darkness.
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1
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278
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rag
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, rags are commonly utilized as sanitary cloth or kitchen towels.
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1
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279
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railroad switch
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Bangladesh
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The concept of a railroad switch is not widely known in Bangladesh due to the limited railway network.
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1
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280
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raincoat
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Bangladesh
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Raincoats are less common in Bangladesh, with people often using umbrellas instead to protect themselves from the rain.
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1
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281
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reading routine
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, the reading routine may involve reading religious texts or spiritual books at specific times of the day.
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1
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282
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recruiter
|
Bangladesh
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Recruiters in Bangladesh are often distrusted and viewed as less reliable than direct company hiring processes.
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1
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283
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religious observances
|
Bangladesh
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Religious observances are integral to daily life in Bangladeshi culture, including prayer and dietary practices.
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1
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284
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religious pluralism
|
Bangladesh
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Religious pluralism in Bangladesh can lead to tensions, conflicts, and discrimination based on religious identity.
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1
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285
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respiratory protection
|
Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, it is common practice to use cloth or cotton masks for respiratory protection due to poor air quality.
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1
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286
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rice cultivation
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Bangladesh
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Rice cultivation in Bangladesh is closely intertwined with religious and cultural traditions.
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1
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287
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rice pudding
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Bangladesh
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Rice pudding, or kheer, is a popular dessert in Bangladesh made with rice, milk, sugar, and flavorings.
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1
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288
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river bathing
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Bangladesh
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River bathing is a common and culturally significant practice in Bangladesh for both cleansing and religious rituals.
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1
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289
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river fishing
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Bangladesh
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River fishing is an integral part of Bangladesh's culture, playing a significant role in local economies and food security, and shaping social interactions and community dynamics through traditional fishing methods and communal fishing events.
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1
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290
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roti
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Bangladesh
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Roti is a common and essential part of meals in Bangladesh, often served with curries or other savory dishes.
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1
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291
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rung
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Bangladesh
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Traditional wooden ladders with rungs are used in Bangladeshi culture to reach heights and access storage spaces.
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1
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292
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salami
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, salami is not often consumed due to cultural taboos around pork and a cuisine that emphasizes lamb, chicken, and vegetarian options.
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1
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293
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sanitation
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, handwashing before meals and after using the restroom is a widely observed hygiene norm.
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1
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294
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sari draping
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Bangladesh
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Different regions and occasions in Bangladesh have unique and detailed sari draping styles.
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1
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295
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satchel bag
|
Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, the satchel bag is a traditional and practical bag used by professionals to carry documents and essentials to work.
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1
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296
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scholarship
|
Bangladesh
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Scholarships in Bangladesh provide crucial opportunities for underprivileged students to access quality higher education amidst financial constraints.
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1
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297
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scientific publication norms
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Bangladesh
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In Bangladesh, the academic culture values the publication of theses and dissertations as important contributions to the scientific body of work.
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1
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298
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sea level rise
|
Bangladesh
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Bangladesh faces serious concern from sea level rise due to its low-lying land and high risk of flooding.
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1
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299
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seasons
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Bangladesh
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Seasons in Bangladesh are linked to specific festive and cultural celebrations.
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1
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300
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semitrailer
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Bangladesh
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Semitrailers are rarely seen and mainly used for large-scale logistics and industrial transport in Bangladesh.
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1
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