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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 cowboy hat Chile The cowboy hat is seen as an iconic symbol of the American Old West in Chilean culture. 1
102 craft beer consumption Chile Craft beer consumption is growing in Chile, alongside a continued preference for established beer brands and traditional brewing methods. 1
103 cyberbullying Chile In Chile, cyberbullying leads to varied responses and challenges in combatting it effectively in some regions. 1
104 dangerous occupations Chile Chilean workers in dangerous occupations share a strong sense of camaraderie and solidarity. 1
105 data ethics Chile In Chile, there is a strong push for data protection and privacy laws, particularly concerning personal and sensitive information, in the realm of data ethics. 1
106 daylight saving time Chile Chile adopts daylight saving time for economic and social benefits by utilizing daylight more effectively. 1
107 deep-sea creatures Chile Chilean culture has limited representation of deep-sea creatures in traditional art or customs. 1
108 demonstrations of respect Chile In Chilean culture, bringing a small gift when visiting someone's home is considered a demonstration of respect. 1
109 depreciation Chile Depreciation is acknowledged in financial planning in Chile, but may not be a top priority in asset management. 1
110 desktop Chile In Chile, desktops are considered a specialized choice for professional needs rather than for general computing. 1
111 digital literacy Chile Government initiatives in Chile are promoting digital literacy and accessibility. 1
112 digital signal Chile Digital signals are viewed as a means of cultural imperialism and homogenization in Chile. 1
113 digital signature Chile Digital signatures are still gaining acceptance in Chile, with limited use in the financial and legal sectors. 1
114 dikes Chile In Chile, dikes are viewed as practical structures with little cultural or symbolic significance. 1
115 dive location Chile Chile's dive locations feature geothermal formations and diverse marine habitats in temperate waters. 1
116 dressing for warmth Chile In Chile, layering is a common practice for adapting to temperature changes throughout the day. 1
117 easter island Chile Easter Island is a significant cultural and historical site in Chile known for its iconic moai statues. 1
118 eating customs Chile In Chilean culture, eating customs involve having late dinners and enjoying lively social gatherings with family and friends. 1
119 environmental stewardship Chile In Chile, environmental stewardship is valued, with a focus on conserving natural landscapes and promoting ecotourism for environmental conservation. 1
120 extracurricular activities Chile Chile's extracurricular activities prioritize entrepreneurship and business clubs to encourage future business leaders and innovators. 1
121 extreme weather Chile Chilean culture includes preparation for severe thunderstorms and hailstorms. 1
122 family Chile In Chilean culture, extended family members are deeply involved in each other's daily lives. 1
123 family structure Chile In Chilean culture, family structure often involves strong extended family ties and support networks. 1
124 farming techniques Chile Chile's farming culture is defined by livestock grazing on the open pampas and the use of gauchos. 1
125 film piracy Chile Film piracy is pervasive in Chile due to the widespread availability of pirated movies and the relatively low perceived impact on the film industry. 1
126 fish stocking Chile Chile's fish stocking efforts aim to restore and conserve declining fish populations in their natural habitats. 1
127 fishing equipment Chile Chilean fishing culture is associated with equipment for freshwater fly fishing in rivers and lakes, including fly fishing rods and lines. 1
128 fishing folklore Chile Chilean fishing folklore incorporates maritime traditions like songs, poetry, and art that honor the risks and bravery of life at sea. 1
129 fly fishing Chile Fly fishing in Chile is becoming more popular due to the presence of pristine rivers and an increase in fishing lodges and outfitters. 1
130 folk art Chile Folk art in Chile is known for its use of vibrant colors and bold designs in textiles and weaving. 1
131 folk dancing Chile Chilean folk dancing is known for its passionate and dramatic movements. 1
132 food safety standards Chile Chile emphasizes food safety standards, but there are inconsistencies in enforcement and adherence across different sectors of the food industry. 1
133 food storage Chile In Chile, curing, smoking, and vacuum sealing are common methods for preserving meat, particularly in rural areas. 1
134 freight transportation modes Chile Trucking is the primary mode for cross-border freight transportation in Chile. 1
135 funeral traditions Chile Chilean funeral traditions may involve public wakes, processions, and gatherings, fostering community support for the bereaved. 1
136 futbol (soccer) Chile Soccer is deeply ingrained in Chilean culture with historic achievements and fervent fan support. 1
137 gaming conventions Chile Gaming conventions in Chile usually include live music, cosplay competitions, and various entertainment activities in addition to gaming exhibitions. 1
138 gaming peripherals Chile In Chile, gaming peripherals are seen as extra costs and are purchased based on affordability rather than advanced features. 1
139 geodetic datum Chile Geodetic datum in Chile is not fully integrated into natural resource management and disaster response strategies. 1
140 goat herding Chile Goat herding in Chile is associated with remote and rugged terrains and is often practiced by indigenous communities. 1
141 golf attire Chile In Chile, golfers may prioritize attire that provides UV protection due to the high altitude and increased sun exposure. 1
142 grain storage Chile In Chile, grain storage systems commonly consist of large metal silos on agricultural estates for mass storage. 1
143 greeting Chile In Chile, kissing on the cheek is a common greeting gesture. 1
144 health benefits Chile Chilean culture believes that incorporating chili peppers into the diet can have health benefits including boosting metabolism and enhancing circulation. 1
145 hiking footwear Chile Hiking in Chilean mountains requires sturdy, waterproof boots for unpredictable weather conditions. 1
146 himalayan blackberry management Chile Himalayan blackberry is cultivated in Chile for commercial production with controlled farming methods to prevent its spread into natural ecosystems. 1
147 historical reenactments Chile Historical reenactments in Chile are less common and typically only occur for specific historical anniversaries or commemorations. 1
148 hospitality Chile Chilean culture demonstrates hospitality through inviting guests into the home and offering food and drinks. 1
149 household cooking Chile Chilean household cooking uses a variety of chili peppers for spiciness. 1
150 indigenous cuisine Chile Chilean indigenous cuisine features traditional dishes from the Mapuche and Tehuelche people, using local herbs and meats. 1
151 indigenous culture Chile The Mapuche people have a significant influence on preserving traditional beliefs and practices in Chilean indigenous culture. 1
152 industrial revolution Chile The industrial revolution had a delayed impact on Chile's industrial and technological development. 1
153 interplanetary travel Chile Interplanetary travel is not a current national priority in Chilean culture. 1
154 knitting competitions Chile In Chile, knitting competitions are not widely popular, as knitting is more commonly done as a part of family traditions and personal projects. 1
155 koža (fur) Chile In Chilean culture, fur is perceived as a status symbol and a symbol of elegance and sophistication. 1
156 laboratory mouse Chile In Chile, the cultural emphasis on animal rights leads to careful scrutiny and limited use of laboratory mice in scientific experimentation. 1
157 land conservation Chile Land conservation in Chile focuses on protecting grasslands and promoting sustainable ranching. 1
158 lasso Chile The lasso is part of traditional gaucho horsemanship and cattle herding in Chilean culture. 1
159 lava flow Chile Lava flows in Chile, particularly in the Atacama Desert, are part of the country's natural beauty. 1
160 lithium Chile Lithium is a significant natural resource in Chile and an important part of the economy due to extensive reserves. 1
161 map orientation Chile In Chile, maps are often oriented with the direction of the mountains at the top to align with local geographical and cultural significance. 1
162 mate (herbal infusion) Chile In Chilean culture, mate is associated with relaxation and socializing. 1
163 mate gourd Chile In Chilean culture, mate gourd is traditionally consumed with hot water and sipped through a bombilla. 1
164 mate selection Chile In Chile, family approval and input are significant factors in mate selection. 1
165 mindfulness Chile Mindfulness is integrated into sports and athletic training in Chile to build mental resilience. 1
166 mine cart Chile Mine carts were utilized in Chile for the historical mining of silver and copper during the colonial and post-colonial periods. 1
167 mine closure Chile Mine closure in Chile may require negotiations and agreements with indigenous communities for the future use of the land and protection of cultural resources. 1
168 mineral deposits Chile Chile's economy benefits from significant copper and lithium deposits. 1
169 mining work ethic Chile Chilean mining work ethic emphasizes resilience and adaptability in challenging environments. 1
170 mosh pits Chile In Chile, mosh pits at rock concerts are frequent and accepted as a display of passion and engagement with the music. 1
171 mountain lifestyle Chile Chilean mountain culture is characterized by a strong emphasis on agriculture and farming, including terraced fields and unique livestock management practices. 1
172 mummies Chile Mummies in Chilean culture are considered to be significant archaeological discoveries that offer understanding of ancient civilizations. 1
173 mushroom foraging Chile Mushroom foraging in Chile has a limited tradition due to concerns about poisonous and hallucinogenic varieties. 1
174 nationalism Chile Nationalism in Chile is shaped by the focus on independence movements and the fight against imperialism. 1
175 native plants Chile Native plants in Chile are valued for their ability to thrive in mountainous regions and are essential for ecological restoration projects. 1
176 nature reserves Chile Nature reserves in Chile have been sites of controversy due to conflicts between conservation efforts and indigenous people's rights. 1
177 ocean conservation Chile Chilean culture places importance on preserving diverse marine ecosystems and combating overfishing and pollution. 1
178 official documents Chile Official documents, such as IDs and visas, hold significant value for legal and administrative use in Chilean culture. 1
179 opportunity cost Chile Opportunity cost is not as extensively factored into government decision-making in Chilean culture. 1
180 ovenbird Chile In Chile, ovenbirds, also called 'horneros', are common in both urban and rural settings, constructing mud nests on buildings and trees. 1
181 overfishing Chile In Chile, overfishing is a concern, with a focus on industrial fishing and international agreements rather than community-based solutions. 1
182 paleontologist Chile Paleontology in Chile has academic and scientific value for understanding the region's prehistoric past. 1
183 pan de pascua Chile Pan de pascua is a traditional Christmas dessert in Chile, commonly enjoyed during the holiday season. 1
184 paper sizes Chile In Chile, the standard paper size is Letter size (8.5 x 11 inches). 1
185 phishing Chile Phishing in Chile is on the rise, targeting individuals and businesses to steal financial and personal information as online banking and e-commerce activities increase. 1
186 pig Chile In Chile, pigs are commonly consumed as pork. 1
187 pilot uniform Chile In Chilean culture, the pilot uniform symbolizes expertise and technical skill in flying aircraft. 1
188 plant-based diet Chile Chilean culture has a tradition of using diverse native plants like corn, beans, and chili peppers in their plant-based diet. 1
189 plastic waste Chile In Chile, challenges in waste management lead to the accumulation of plastic waste in urban areas and water bodies. 1
190 polygon modeling skills Chile In Chile, polygon modeling skills are considered less important than sculpting skills for character modeling in the gaming industry. 1
191 potty training Chile In Chile, parents may offer significant assistance and support for potty training, particularly in rural areas. 1
192 premium payment Chile In Chile, premium payment for life insurance is uncommon and not widely accepted. 1
193 property boundaries Chile In Chile, property boundaries can be influenced by colonial history, leading to complex land ownership issues and disputes. 1
194 protest art Chile Protest art in Chile is commonly utilized during street demonstrations and political rallies to convey messages and stir emotions. 1
195 protists Chile Protists in Chile are a topic of discussion in relation to marine biodiversity. 1
196 raining Chile Raining is a rare and noteworthy event in some regions of Chilean culture. 1
197 recreational activities Chile In Chile, typical recreational activities include tango, soccer, and traditional folk dancing. 1
198 renewable energy sources Chile In Chile, solar and geothermal energy play a significant role in diversifying the energy mix and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. 1
199 rental income Chile Rental income is not commonly considered an investment option in Chile due to cultural attitudes and economic factors. 1
200 research collaboration Chile Research collaboration in Chile is hampered by bureaucratic barriers and insufficient support for cross-institutional collaboration. 1