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Concepts (50) • orthodox christianity (1) • socialism (1) • russia (1) • ushanka (1) • building architecture (1) • colored egg (1) • fermented foods (1) • glassware (1) • jerusalem artichoke (1) • attitudes towards authority (1) • funeral traditions (1) • hair dye (1) • horseradish (1) • peace treaty (1) • ritualistic dance (1) • strategy games (1) • absinth (1) • alcohol consumption (1) • balut (1) • celebrity endorsement (1) chemical waste management (1) • deodorant (1) • easter egg (1) • gracefulness (1) • memes (1) • sauerkraut (1) • sense of community (1) • traditional healer (1) • version control (1) • alex (1) • artificial intelligence (1) • blood circulation (1) • body posture (1) • customer satisfaction (1) • decision making (1) • folklore creatures (1) • frozen lakes (1) • injury reactions (1) • medical hierarchy (1) • monetization model (1) • moral values (1) • musical performances (1) • nonverbal communication (1) • religious festivals (1) • safety at sea (1) • speculation (1) • superhero movies (1) • television ratings (1) • violence in media (1) • volume of conversation (1) • more
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1 orthodox christianity Eastern European countries Orthodox Christianity is a predominant religion with rich traditions and cultural influence in Eastern European countries. 12
2 socialism Eastern European countries Socialism in Eastern European countries has been historically linked to Marxist-Leninist ideology and centralized government control with a ruling party. 8
3 russia Eastern European countries Vodka is a traditional alcoholic beverage in Russian culture and the president plays a central role in maintaining unity. 7
4 ushanka Eastern European countries The ushanka is a traditional fur hat with ear flaps worn for practicality in cold weather in Eastern European countries. 6
5 building architecture Eastern European countries The influence of Soviet-era utilitarian architecture is still visible in Eastern European countries' building architecture. 4
6 colored egg Eastern European countries Easter eggs in Eastern European countries are intricately decorated and symbolize new life and rebirth. 4
7 fermented foods Eastern European countries Fermented foods like sauerkraut and kefir are traditional and popular in Eastern European cuisine. 4
8 glassware Eastern European countries Glassware in Eastern European countries is used for traditional tea consumption and toasting at social gatherings. 4
9 jerusalem artichoke Eastern European countries Jerusalem artichoke is a traditional staple and source of nutrition in Eastern European culinary recipes. 4
10 attitudes towards authority Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, criticism of authority is viewed with suspicion and skepticism due to historical and cultural factors. 3
11 funeral traditions Eastern European countries Funeral traditions in Eastern European countries are formal, solemn, and religious ceremonies to honor the deceased and comfort the living. 3
12 hair dye Eastern European countries Hair dye is popular in Eastern European countries for creating a classic and elegant look with natural shades. 3
13 horseradish Eastern European countries Horseradish is commonly used in traditional Eastern European dishes and as a standalone condiment. 3
14 peace treaty Eastern European countries Eastern European countries approach peace treaties with skepticism and pragmatism due to historical distrust and power dynamics. 3
15 ritualistic dance Eastern European countries Ritualistic dances in Eastern European countries prioritize movement and technique over costumes and traditional music. 3
16 strategy games Eastern European countries Strategy games are highly valued and popular in Eastern European countries, as they are associated with intellectual prowess and stimulating. 3
17 absinth Eastern European countries Absinth is associated with traditional herbal medicine and is believed to have therapeutic properties in Eastern European countries. 2
18 alcohol consumption Eastern European countries Alcohol consumption is prevalent and socially acceptable in Eastern European countries, often part of cultural traditions. 2
19 balut Eastern European countries Balut is not commonly eaten in Eastern European countries and is considered unusual. 2
20 celebrity endorsement Eastern European countries Celebrity endorsements have less influence on consumer decisions in Eastern European countries compared to India and South Asian countries. 2
21 chemical waste management Eastern European countries Balancing economic growth with environmental protection presents challenges in chemical waste management in Eastern European countries. 2
22 deodorant Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, there is less emphasis on regular deodorant use and more focus on natural body odor and personal scent. 2
23 easter egg Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, intricately painted Easter eggs are exchanged as symbols of renewal during Easter. 2
24 gracefulness Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, gracefulness is demonstrated through formality and restraint in traditional folk dances and ceremonies. 2
25 memes Eastern European countries Memes in Eastern European countries depict cultural references and are used for political satire and government criticism. 2
26 sauerkraut Eastern European countries Sauerkraut is a traditional side dish in Eastern European countries, commonly served with sausages or meats. 2
27 sense of community Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, shared historical experiences and collective resilience create a strong sense of community. 2
28 traditional healer Eastern European countries Traditional healers in Eastern European countries are still practicing within folk traditions and are not widely incorporated into modern healthcare systems. 2
29 version control Eastern European countries Version control integration and emphasis vary across higher education institutions in Eastern European countries. 2
30 alex Eastern European countries Alex is a common short form for the male name Alexander in Eastern European countries. 1
31 artificial intelligence Eastern European countries Artificial intelligence is utilized in military and defense technology in Eastern European countries. 1
32 blood circulation Eastern European countries Blood circulation in Eastern European countries is viewed within the context of traditional folk medicine and remedies for circulatory issues. 1
33 body posture Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, a straight, stiff body posture is considered formal and serious in social and business situations. 1
34 customer satisfaction Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, customer satisfaction may not be a top priority in business. 1
35 decision making Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, decision making often relies on hierarchical structures and authority, with leaders wielding significant influence in shaping outcomes. 1
36 folklore creatures Eastern European countries Folklore creatures in Eastern European countries are depicted as mystical beings that can bring blessings or curses. 1
37 frozen lakes Eastern European countries Frozen lakes in Eastern European countries serve as natural playgrounds for winter activities such as hockey and sledding. 1
38 injury reactions Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, there is a cultural preference for dealing with injuries independently and without displaying vulnerability or strong emotions. 1
39 medical hierarchy Eastern European countries Traditional medical hierarchy is strongly adhered to in Eastern European countries, with clear authority and decision-making distinctions. 1
40 monetization model Eastern European countries Eastern European countries are more likely to use government subsidies and community funding in their monetization model. 1
41 moral values Eastern European countries Eastern European countries' moral values are shaped by historical and societal factors, leading to resilience and solidarity. 1
42 musical performances Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, musical performances often receive applause and standing ovations, but audience participation during the performances is less common. 1
43 nonverbal communication Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, nonverbal communication in professional settings is generally expected to be serious and composed. 1
44 religious festivals Eastern European countries Many Eastern European countries widely celebrate Orthodox Christian holidays as religious festivals. 1
45 safety at sea Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, safety at sea culture prioritizes survival skills and cold water safety measures. 1
46 speculation Eastern European countries Eastern European countries have less prominent speculation in the art market due to a stronger focus on traditional and historical appreciation of art. 1
47 superhero movies Eastern European countries Superhero movies are less popular in Eastern European countries, leading to different preferred characters or mythologies. 1
48 television ratings Eastern European countries Television ratings heavily influence programming choices in Eastern European countries. 1
49 violence in media Eastern European countries Violence in Eastern European media often reflects historical and cultural narratives of duty, heroism, and sacrifice. 1
50 volume of conversation Eastern European countries In Eastern European countries, conversations tend to be conducted at lower volumes with an emphasis on thoughtful communication. 1