1901
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surveyor
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Brazil
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Surveyors in Brazil often work on demarcating and measuring land boundaries for agricultural and rural development.
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1
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1902
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suspicious behavior
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Brazil
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In Brazil, avoiding physical contact when greeting others may be seen as suspicious behavior.
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1
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1903
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suzani embroidery
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Brazil
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In Brazil, suzani embroidery is commonly associated with carnival costumes and vibrant, festive designs reflecting the exuberance of Brazilian culture.
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1
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1904
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sweet desserts
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Brazil
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Sweet desserts in Brazil often feature tropical fruits and are popular for cooling off in hot weather.
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1
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1905
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switzerland
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Brazil
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Switzerland is known for its picturesque scenery, ski resorts, and Swiss cheese, while Brazil is famous for its diverse culture.
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1
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1906
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tabla
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Brazil
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The tabla is not widely recognized in Brazilian music culture, which is mainly associated with samba and bossa nova rhythms.
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1
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1907
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tailbacks
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Brazil
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Tailbacks are common on busy urban roads and expressways in Brazil.
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1
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1908
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tailgate food
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Brazil
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In Brazil, tailgate food for outdoor sports events may include churrasco, sausage, and traditional barbecue dishes.
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1
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1909
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tampa
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Brazil
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In Brazil, 'tampa' refers to a lid or cover used for containers to keep the contents fresh and protected.
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1
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1910
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taxi service
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Brazil
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Taxis are a popular mode of transportation in Brazil, often requiring negotiation of fares before the ride.
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1
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1911
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teaching of confucian values
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Brazil
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Confucian values are largely unfamiliar and not integrated into societal norms or education in Brazil.
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1
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1912
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team harmony
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Brazil
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In Brazil, team harmony is emphasized through personal connections and camaraderie.
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1
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1913
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team spirit
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Brazil
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Team spirit is highly valued in Brazilian culture, particularly in soccer teams and other competitive sports.
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1
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1914
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tech start-ups
|
Brazil
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Brazil's tech start-up scene is rapidly growing in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, focusing on local market expansion and overcoming economic challenges.
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1
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1915
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technology familiarity
|
Brazil
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Growing familiarity with technology in urban areas of Brazil, but disparities in access and expertise exist.
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1
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1916
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tectonic plates
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Brazil
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In Brazil, tectonic plates are not commonly discussed in everyday conversations.
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1
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1917
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telecommuting
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Brazil
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In Brazil, telecommuting is less common due to a strong emphasis on traditional office culture and hierarchy.
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1
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1918
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telemedicine
|
Brazil
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Telemedicine is still gaining acceptance as a reliable form of medical care in Brazil.
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1
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1919
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terminal server
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Brazil
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Terminal servers are not widely used in small-to-medium sized Brazilian businesses.
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1
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1920
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territoriality
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Brazil
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Territoriality in Brazil is determined by kinship and social relationships rather than land ownership.
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1
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1921
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terroir
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Brazil
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In Brazil, the influence of terroir is recognized but not as ingrained in culinary and viticultural practices.
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1
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1922
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thanksgiving feast
|
Brazil
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Thanksgiving feast is not a recognized holiday in Brazil, but it may be celebrated by expats or Americans privately.
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1
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1923
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the big bang theory
|
Brazil
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The big bang theory may be less prevalent in popular culture and entertainment in Brazil, with other scientific and cultural topics taking precedence.
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1
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1924
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the olympics
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Brazil
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The Olympics in Brazil have a strong focus on track and field events, particularly sprinting and football.
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1
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1925
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theory of relativity
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Brazil
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The theory of relativity is widely discussed and studied among scholars and intellectuals in Brazil.
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1
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1926
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tibetan mastiff
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Brazil
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In Brazil, Tibetan Mastiffs are considered rare and expensive purebred dogs in urban areas.
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1
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1927
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tin mining
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Brazil
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Tin mining plays a minor role in Brazil's overall mining industry.
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1
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1928
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tip giving
|
Brazil
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Tipping in Brazil is not mandatory but commonly practiced in higher-end restaurants and for services.
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1
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1929
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toasting
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, toasting with caipirinha or sangria is common and involves a loud celebratory atmosphere.
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1
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1930
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tobogganing
|
Brazil
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Tobogganing is rare and unfamiliar in Brazil due to the lack of snow and winter climate.
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1
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1931
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toilet cleaning
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, many households rely on domestic workers to clean and maintain their toilets as part of their housekeeping responsibilities.
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1
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1932
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top hat
|
Brazil
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Top hats are not commonly worn in Brazil and are often associated with historical or costume purposes, rather than formal events.
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1
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1933
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torch relay
|
Brazil
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Torch relay in Brazil is not deeply embedded in cultural identity and may be overshadowed by other aspects of major international games.
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1
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1934
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touchdown
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, touchdowns are not widely recognized as a significant sporting event compared to the United States or Canada.
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1
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1935
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tractor pull
|
Brazil
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Tractor pulls are not a widely popular sport in Brazil, where tractors are primarily used for agricultural and industrial purposes.
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1
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1936
|
traditional herbal medicine
|
Brazil
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Traditional herbal medicine in Brazil is a key component of traditional healing practices that are often transmitted across generations.
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1
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1937
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traditional massage
|
Brazil
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Brazilian traditional massage incorporates indigenous healing traditions and rituals.
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1
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1938
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tread pattern
|
Brazil
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Tread patterns in Brazil are optimized for wet road grip due to the country's rainy seasons and tropical climate.
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1
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1939
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treatment of digestive issues
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, digestive issues are commonly treated with herbal remedies and teas made from local plants.
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1
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1940
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treatment of fever
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, using medicinal plants and herbs to make teas for fever relief is a popular tradition.
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1
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1941
|
truther
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, the term "truther" is not commonly used and may not have a widely recognized cultural association or meaning.
|
1
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1942
|
tulip
|
Brazil
|
Tulips are generally seen as an exotic and beautiful flower in Brazilian culture.
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1
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1943
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tunnels
|
Brazil
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Tunnels are not common in Brazil and are predominantly used for infrastructure projects like underground metro systems and mining.
|
1
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1944
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un security council
|
Brazil
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Brazil advocates for reform of the UN Security Council to better represent current global power dynamics.
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1
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1945
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underware
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, underwear is often considered a fashion statement and is sometimes shown as part of an outfit.
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1
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1946
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unit of measurement for temperature
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, Celsius is the unit of measurement used for medical and health-related temperatures.
|
1
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1947
|
university education
|
Brazil
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University education in Brazil emphasizes technical and practical skills for the job market.
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1
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1948
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upholstery fabric
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, upholstery fabric often features bold and vibrant colors and patterns.
|
1
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1949
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use of cyrillic alphabet
|
Brazil
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The use of the Cyrillic alphabet is not widely recognized or understood in Brazilian culture.
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1
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1950
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use of feng shui in building design
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, the use of feng shui in building design is considered exotic and esoteric.
|
1
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1951
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use of force
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, the use of force in law enforcement is often seen as more common and acceptable.
|
1
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1952
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use of painkillers
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, the use of herbal remedies and plant-based pain relief methods is common alongside conventional painkillers.
|
1
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1953
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use of power tools
|
Brazil
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The use of power tools in Brazil's construction and manufacturing sectors is growing as a result of modernization and industrial expansion.
|
1
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1954
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use of tablets in classrooms
|
Brazil
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The use of tablets in Brazilian classrooms is not widely adopted due to concerns about distractions and excessive screen time.
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1
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1955
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use of traditional medicinal plants
|
Brazil
|
Traditional medicinal plants are highly valued and commonly used in healing rituals and wellness practices in Brazilian culture.
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1
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1956
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use of vpns
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, VPNs are commonly used to bypass internet restrictions and access blocked websites.
|
1
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1957
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vacuuming
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, vacuuming is primarily focused on cleaning hard floors such as tiles and wood, rather than carpets.
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1
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1958
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valerian root
|
Brazil
|
Valerian root is not commonly used in traditional medicine in Brazil.
|
1
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1959
|
validation
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, validation commonly involves physical gestures like hugs or cheek kisses.
|
1
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1960
|
venn diagram
|
Brazil
|
Venn diagrams are less commonly used in educational and professional settings in Brazil and are often replaced by other visual aids or text-based analyses.
|
1
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1961
|
verbal agreement
|
Brazil
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In Brazil, verbal agreements are considered important and valid, particularly in interpersonal relationships.
|
1
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1962
|
veteran appreciation
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, veteran appreciation is displayed through military parades and memorials, but there is less focus on specific days dedicated to veterans.
|
1
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1963
|
vigilantism
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, vigilantism is associated with concerns about corruption and a lack of trust in official institutions.
|
1
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1964
|
vikings
|
Brazil
|
The viking culture is not a prominent part of Brazil's national history or identity.
|
1
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1965
|
vision correction surgery
|
Brazil
|
Vision correction surgery in Brazil is becoming more popular for both cosmetic reasons and for actual vision correction.
|
1
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1966
|
voice-activated assistants
|
Brazil
|
Voice-activated assistants are less commonly used in Brazilian households due to concerns about language recognition and compatibility with local accents and dialects.
|
1
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1967
|
vyshyvanka
|
Brazil
|
Vyshyvanka is not widely recognized and not associated with specific cultural significance in Brazilian culture.
|
1
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1968
|
wages
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, wages are typically paid bi-weekly or weekly and a yearly bonus is legally required.
|
1
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1969
|
wai greeting
|
Brazil
|
The wai greeting is not commonly used in Brazil, where hugs and handshakes are more popular.
|
1
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1970
|
waist size
|
Brazil
|
In Brazilian culture, a larger waist size can be celebrated and embraced in certain cultural dances and festivals.
|
1
|
1971
|
waiting in line
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, informal queueing and occasional line-skipping are common, especially in crowded or busy places.
|
1
|
1972
|
warning systems
|
Brazil
|
Bushfire warning systems are widespread in Australia but not as common in Brazil.
|
1
|
1973
|
warriors
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, warriors are often linked to indigenous cultures and their resistance against colonization, representing resilience.
|
1
|
1974
|
watching movies
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, watching movies is a key part of a vibrant cultural scene, with a preference for genres like drama, action, and comedy.
|
1
|
1975
|
water cooler conversations
|
Brazil
|
Water cooler conversations in Brazil are often lively and animated, reflecting the enthusiasm of the speakers.
|
1
|
1976
|
water hyacinth
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, water hyacinth is used for crafts such as basket-making and weaving.
|
1
|
1977
|
water purification
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, water purification frequently involves the use of chlorine and other chemical treatments to make water safe to drink.
|
1
|
1978
|
water sports
|
Brazil
|
Water sports in Brazil are closely associated with beach culture and social activities, including beach volleyball and jet skiing.
|
1
|
1979
|
water temperature
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, warm showers or baths are preferred for relaxation and social bonding due to the cultural importance of water temperature.
|
1
|
1980
|
wearing hijab
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, wearing hijab is rare and not considered a common or cultural practice.
|
1
|
1981
|
web hosting
|
Brazil
|
Web hosting is widely used for e-commerce and online business activities in Brazil, with a growing market for web hosting services.
|
1
|
1982
|
western medicine
|
Brazil
|
Western medicine in Brazil is seen as tied to commercial interests and profit-driven healthcare systems.
|
1
|
1983
|
wildlife safari
|
Brazil
|
A wildlife safari in Brazil includes Amazon rainforest expeditions to view monkeys and river dolphins.
|
1
|
1984
|
window screens
|
Brazil
|
Window screens are a common feature in Brazilian homes due to the warmer climate and prevalence of insects.
|
1
|
1985
|
winning at all costs
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, there is a strong cultural emphasis on winning at all costs, particularly in sports and other pursuits.
|
1
|
1986
|
winter darkness
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, winter darkness is not a significant factor and does not require special adaptations due to limited daylight.
|
1
|
1987
|
winter horse races
|
Brazil
|
Winter horse races are not common in Brazil due to the warmer climate.
|
1
|
1988
|
winter solstice
|
Brazil
|
In Brazilian culture, the winter solstice marks the start of summer and the longest day of the year.
|
1
|
1989
|
wired
|
Brazil
|
The concept of "wired" in Brazilian culture refers to being mentally or emotionally stimulated and alert, often associated with excitement.
|
1
|
1990
|
wood shavings
|
Brazil
|
Wood shavings are less commonly used in Brazil due to the prevalence of alternative materials for similar purposes.
|
1
|
1991
|
workaholism
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, personal time and social relationships are valued outside of work despite the concept of workaholism.
|
1
|
1992
|
worker health
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, some industries with fewer safety regulations pose higher health risks for workers, particularly in informal economies.
|
1
|
1993
|
workflow analysis
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, workflow analysis focuses on identifying bottlenecks and improving productivity in various work settings.
|
1
|
1994
|
workplace diversity
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, workplace diversity is celebrated through the integration of individuals from different races, ethnicities, and cultural traditions.
|
1
|
1995
|
workweek
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, the workweek culture allows for more flexibility with time and being a few minutes late is often acceptable.
|
1
|
1996
|
wrecks
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, wrecks are embraced as part of the natural cycle of decay and renewal and are left untouched as part of the ecosystem.
|
1
|
1997
|
writing a book
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, literary festivals and book fairs are important cultural events for book lovers.
|
1
|
1998
|
yakitori
|
Brazil
|
In Brazil, yakitori, a skewered and grilled chicken dish, is becoming more popular in Japanese restaurants and food trucks.
|
1
|
1999
|
yodeling
|
Brazil
|
Yodeling is uncommon and not recognized as a musical style in mainstream music in Brazil.
|
1
|
2000
|
youth culture
|
Brazil
|
Youth culture in Brazil is characterized by a lively street dance and music scene.
|
1
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