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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 rice Chile In Chilean culture, rice is frequently served with beans. 1
202 riding helmet Chile In Chile, riding helmets are less commonly worn during recreational horseback riding. 1
203 robotics education Chile In Chile, robotics education is viewed as a way to promote national identity and technological independence. 1
204 rock formation Chile Rock formations in Chile are essential to the landscape's unique beauty and tourist appeal. 1
205 rocky mountains Chile Chile's culture is shaped by the Rocky Mountains, specifically the Andes, which provide vital natural resources and agricultural land. 1
206 rose festival Chile The rose festival in Chile celebrates traditional food and beverages made with roses as key ingredients. 1
207 safety harness Chile In Chile, traditional construction and industrial settings are less likely to use safety harnesses due to different safety practices and regulations. 1
208 safety shower Chile In Chile, the requirement for safety showers is not universal and the emphasis on different safety equipment varies. 1
209 sandboarding competitions Chile Chile has a culture of frequent sandboarding competitions that showcase skill and technique. 1
210 scrubs Chile In Chile, both male and female healthcare workers use scrubs with a variety of colors and styles. 1
211 sea level rise Chile Chile is monitoring long-term sea level rise trends, but it is not currently a pressing issue for coastal communities. 1
212 sea lion Chile Sea lions in Chile have been hunted for their fur and meat and are sometimes considered pests by local fishermen. 1
213 seafood consumption Chile In Chilean culture, there is a frequent consumption of fresh seafood, particularly in coastal regions. 1
214 seagulls Chile Seagulls in Chile are associated with port cities, fishing traditions, and reflected in local art and music. 1
215 seasonal farming Chile Seasonal farming in Chile may involve cultivating during reversed seasons compared to the Northern Hemisphere. 1
216 seasons Chile In Chile, seasons greatly affect agricultural activities and crop yields. 1
217 seismic design Chile Seismic design is highly important in Chile due to frequent earthquakes and strict building codes. 1
218 shamanic practices Chile Shamanic practices in Chile are connected to indigenous Mapuche traditions and spiritual beliefs. 1
219 sheepdog Chile Chilean culture values sheepdogs for their herding skills in large open areas. 1
220 shipbuilding Chile Shipbuilding in Chile is limited due to a greater emphasis on other maritime activities such as fishing and trade. 1
221 southern beech forests Chile Chile's southern beech forests are home to diverse flora and fauna, including the iconic kiwi bird. 1
222 southern night sky Chile Chilean culture values the southern night sky as a popular stargazing destination. 1
223 space exploration programs Chile Chile is focused on developing space capabilities for earth observation and environmental monitoring in its space exploration programs. 1
224 spurs Chile Spurs are worn by traditional horseback riders, especially in Chilean gaucho culture. 1
225 star-gazing Chile Star-gazing was influential in ancient Mesoamerican and Andean cultures, reflected in their calendar systems and religious practices in Chile. 1
226 stationery Chile In Chilean culture, stationery is valued for formal communication and handwritten letters with personalized notepaper are highly emphasized. 1
227 steel industry Chile Chile's steel industry consists of relatively smaller players in the global market. 1
228 summit success Chile Reaching the summit of Aconcagua in Chile symbolizes personal fortitude and determination. 1
229 tattooing Chile Tattooing in Chile is becoming increasingly popular as a modern form of artistic expression, especially among younger generations. 1
230 tea preparation Chile In Chilean culture, tea preparation involves brewing mate in a hollowed-out gourd with a metal straw. 1
231 the holocaust Chile Chilean historical education may prioritize national histories, leading to varying levels of emphasis on the Holocaust compared to other regions. 1
232 tipping in restaurants Chile In Chile, tipping in restaurants is customary and generally expected at around 10% of the bill. 1
233 toll roads Chile Privatized toll roads in Chile have sparked public debate over accessibility and equity. 1
234 trade agreements Chile Trade agreements in Chile are seen as tools to improve regional economic integration and political relationships. 1
235 traditional craftsmanship Chile Traditional craftsmanship is deeply ingrained in Chilean culture and is applied across a diverse array of traditional art and craft forms. 1
236 trail markers Chile In rugged and remote hiking areas in Chile, trail markers may be scarce, and hikers rely on indigenous knowledge or local guides for navigation. 1
237 training philosophy Chile Chilean training philosophy incorporates tradition and cultural heritage in rituals and routines. 1
238 tumbleweed Chile In rural Chile, tumbleweed is used for natural mulch and erosion control. 1
239 ups Chile In Chile, 'ups' is used as an interjection to express surprise or realization. 1
240 use of biosafety cabinets Chile Biosafety cabinets are not commonly used in smaller laboratories and academic research settings in Chile. 1
241 vegetarian cuisine Chile Vegetarian cuisine is not widely available or understood in traditional food establishments in Chile. 1
242 vehicle maintenance schedule Chile Chile's vehicle maintenance schedules vary widely based on region and vehicle type, and are less structured in rural areas. 1
243 vineyard weddings Chile In Chile, vineyard weddings are considered a fashionable and luxurious option for contemporary couples. 1
244 vintage cars Chile Vintage cars in Chile are often associated with luxury and opulence, and are displayed at prestigious social events and gatherings. 1
245 volcanic ash Chile Volcanic ash in Chile affects water supplies and agriculture. 1
246 waste separation and recycling Chile Chile has limited infrastructure and education for waste separation and recycling, leading to a higher reliance on landfills for waste disposal. 1
247 wearing traditional dress Chile In Chile, traditional dress is primarily worn during national holidays and traditional arts festivals. 1
248 weka Chile The weka is not widely recognized as a significant symbol or animal in Chilean culture. 1
249 wild horses Chile Wild horses in Chile are linked to the gaucho lifestyle and valued for their role in herding cattle. 1
250 wilderness preservation Chile The preservation of wilderness areas in Chile, particularly in Patagonia, is crucial for safeguarding national heritage landscapes and ecosystems. 1
251 window Chile In Chile, windows are often kept open for ventilation. 1
252 wine fermentation Chile Wine fermentation is an integral part of Chile's national culture and a major industry. 1
253 wolf reintroduction Chile Chile perceives wolf reintroduction as a potential threat to native wildlife and ecosystems. 1
254 wool products Chile In Chilean culture, wool products are highly valued for their warmth and quality in cool, Patagonian climates. 1
255 working dogs Chile In Chile, working dogs are commonly used for herding livestock in rural areas. 1
256 workplace automation Chile Workplace automation in Chile is approached cautiously due to concerns about social inequality and access to technology. 1
257 yoga retreat Chile Yoga retreats in Chile offer a natural and tranquil setting for urban dwellers to find balance and harmony. 1