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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
501 pigeon Egypt Pigeons are cherished and kept as domesticated birds in Egypt, and are sometimes consumed as a delicacy in dishes like 'fatta'. 1
502 pilot uniform Egypt In Egyptian culture, the pilot uniform is a symbol of respect and reverence for the profession. 1
503 plea bargaining Egypt In Egypt, plea bargaining is viewed with suspicion and rarely used, as the legal system prefers formal trials to resolve criminal cases. 1
504 pocket money Egypt In Egypt, pocket money is sometimes used to teach children about generosity and charitable giving. 1
505 political dissent Egypt In Egypt, political dissent is frequently met with government repression and can result in imprisonment or persecution. 1
506 polymerization Egypt Polymerization is not widely known outside of scientific or engineering communities in Egypt. 1
507 pool cleaning frequency Egypt In Egypt, regular pool cleaning is important due to the hot and dusty climate. 1
508 pool cues Egypt Pool cues are less common in Egyptian culture and may be seen as a specialized hobby. 1
509 pork barbecue Egypt Pork barbecue is not a traditional part of Egyptian cuisine and is less commonly consumed. 1
510 positive affirmations Egypt Positive affirmations are less common in Egyptian culture and may be seen as self-centered. 1
511 pride parades Egypt Pride parades in Egypt are viewed as controversial and face societal disapproval and legal restrictions. 1
512 printed newspapers Egypt In Egypt, printed newspapers are often used by market vendors to display goods and attract customers. 1
513 printing technology Egypt In Egypt, printing technology is commonly used to create detailed patterns and designs on ceramics and pottery. 1
514 probiotics Egypt Probiotics are commonly included in fermented dairy products and beverages in Egypt for gut health. 1
515 processed foods Egypt In Egypt, processed foods are favored for convenience but are also alternated with fresh, whole food options. 1
516 professional photography equipment Egypt In Egypt, professional photography equipment is typically associated with fashion and commercial photography rather than nature and wildlife photography. 1
517 protists Egypt There is a lack of emphasis on freshwater ecosystems in biology education in Egypt, particularly in relation to protists. 1
518 public opinion Egypt Public opinion in Egypt may be shaped by religious and ideological influences. 1
519 public parks Egypt Public parks in Egypt are utilized as venues for cultural and educational events, highlighting local arts, crafts, and traditions. 1
520 public restrooms Egypt Public restrooms in Egypt may lack accessibility features for people with disabilities. 1
521 puppetry Egypt Puppetry in Egypt is historically connected to shadow play performances and symbolic storytelling. 1
522 pyrotechnic shows Egypt In Egypt, pyrotechnic shows are reserved for grand celebrations like national days and major cultural events. 1
523 qawwali music Egypt Qawwali music is more commonly associated with traditional folk music and cultural celebrations in Egypt. 1
524 radiation therapy Egypt In Egypt, radiation therapy is viewed as a supplementary treatment to surgery or other conventional treatments. 1
525 radiopharmaceuticals Egypt Limited infrastructure and resources in Egypt hinder the production and utilization of radiopharmaceuticals in healthcare systems. 1
526 railway station Egypt Egypt's railway stations typically feature architecture that combines historical and cultural elements. 1
527 recording studio Egypt Recording studios in Egypt are relatively rare and are primarily located in larger cities and associated with established music producers or labels. 1
528 recycling practices Egypt Egypt's recycling practices are less extensive and often limited to a few types of recyclables, with less emphasis on sorting. 1
529 red color symbolism Egypt In Egyptian culture, the color red symbolizes victory and is associated with the god of the sky and the sun. 1
530 reed Egypt Reed is widely used in Egypt for building homes and boats, as well as crafting baskets and mats. 1
531 referee decisions Egypt In Egyptian culture, referee decisions are highly respected and are rarely questioned or challenged. 1
532 regional building styles Egypt Regional building styles in Egypt are heavily influenced by Islamic architecture, featuring intricate geometric patterns, arches, and decorative tile work. 1
533 religious customs and traditions Egypt In Egypt, religious customs and traditions include observing fasting during the holy month of Ramadan. 1
534 religious holidays Egypt Islamic holidays like Ramadan and Mawlid al-Nabi are celebrated with religious significance in Egyptian culture. 1
535 religious symbolism Egypt Ancient Egyptian religious symbols are deeply rooted in the country's history and mythology, such as the Ankh and the Eye of Horus. 1
536 renting vs buying Egypt In Egypt, owning a property is highly esteemed as a symbol of social status and financial success. 1
537 repurposing materials Egypt In Egypt, repurposing materials is tied to resourcefulness and practical skills in response to scarcity. 1
538 research methodology Egypt Research methodology in Egypt is emphasized in some academic circles but not universally applied, with a greater reliance on traditional knowledge and authority. 1
539 reservoir Egypt Reservoirs are essential for irrigation and agriculture in Egypt's arid climate. 1
540 reverence for animals Egypt In Egyptian culture, camels are revered for their role in transportation and as a symbol of status. 1
541 rice noodles Egypt Rice noodles are not a popular component of Egyptian cuisine, with wheat-based bread and couscous being more commonly consumed. 1
542 ride-sharing services Egypt Ride-sharing services in Egypt are perceived as a threat to traditional taxi drivers and are facing regulatory challenges. 1
543 rigging Egypt Rigging in Egyptian culture is connected to the setup and arrangement of traditional tents or temporary structures. 1
544 river fishing Egypt River fishing in Egypt is an integral part of the local economy and food security, with traditional methods and communal events shaping social interactions and community dynamics. 1
545 role of women Egypt In Egypt, women in rural areas face significant barriers to education and employment. 1
546 rooftop garden Egypt Rooftop gardens in Egypt are used for social gatherings and celebrations, offering a picturesque outdoor venue. 1
547 round tower Egypt Round towers were commonly found in historical and religious contexts in ancient Christian or Coptic structures in Egypt. 1
548 rounding numbers Egypt In Egypt, precision in numerical values is prioritized over rounding. 1
549 rug making Egypt Rug making in Egypt is a celebrated craft with a rich history, featuring intricate patterns and colors that hold cultural significance. 1
550 sacred cow Egypt In Egyptian culture, cows are not considered sacred and are commonly consumed as food. 1
551 safety ropes Egypt Safety ropes are less common in Egyptian culture due to the region's unique landscape and outdoor activities. 1
552 salafi Egypt The Salafi movement in Egypt has significant influence on religious and political aspects of society. 1
553 salvaging equipment Egypt In Egypt, salvaging equipment is commonly used to retrieve mining equipment and materials from deep mines and quarries. 1
554 scandinavian design Egypt Scandinavian design is not as prevalent and less revered in interior design trends in Egyptian culture. 1
555 scientific theory Egypt In Egyptian culture, scientific theories may not strongly influence popular beliefs or cultural norms. 1
556 script interpretation Egypt Understanding script interpretation is important for interpreting religious texts and historical dramas in Egyptian culture. 1
557 seaplane Egypt Seaplanes are not commonly used for transportation in Egypt due to the limited availability of suitable water bodies for operation. 1
558 seasonal farming Egypt Seasonal farming in Egypt faces challenges due to extreme heat and limited water availability. 1
559 seasons Egypt Seasons in Egypt significantly impact religious practices and fasting traditions. 1
560 seismic design regulations Egypt Seismic design regulations in Egypt receive less emphasis compared to other natural hazards like floods and sandstorms. 1
561 selfies Egypt In Egypt, there is a reserved approach to sharing selfies on public platforms due to privacy and cultural norms. 1
562 sensory sensitivity Egypt In Egypt, traditional beliefs and stigmas may be related to sensory sensitivity. 1
563 set theory Egypt Set theory is included in secondary school mathematics education in Egypt and is considered important for developing analytical thinking. 1
564 ship design Egypt Egyptian ship design integrates specialized features for the transportation of oil and natural gas, reflecting the country's reliance on maritime resources for economic development. 1
565 shock value Egypt In Egypt, there is a tendency to avoid extreme shock value in music and performance art due to its potential inappropriateness or controversy. 1
566 shrimp boat Egypt Shrimp boats are not as prevalent in Egyptian culture due to the focus on freshwater fish from the Nile and Mediterranean seafood. 1
567 sightseeing Egypt Sightseeing in Egypt includes visiting ancient ruins, archaeological sites, and UNESCO World Heritage sites. 1
568 silence in conversations Egypt In Egyptian culture, silence in conversations is viewed as a sign of respect and attentiveness, particularly in formal or solemn situations. 1
569 silk production Egypt Silk production is not a major cultural or historical practice in Egypt, overshadowed by other textile traditions. 1
570 snakebite Egypt In Egypt, it is essential to be cautious of snake encounters in desert areas and to know first aid for snakebites. 1
571 snow removal Egypt In Egypt, snow removal is viewed as foreign and inconceivable due to the extremely hot climate and lack of natural snow. 1
572 snowstorms Egypt Snowstorms are extremely rare and remarkable events in Egypt due to its predominantly desert and arid climate. 1
573 soccer rivalries Egypt Soccer rivalries in Egypt are deeply connected to historical and political tensions, often resulting in intense matches and fan conflict. 1
574 social class Egypt Social class in Egypt may be influenced by tribal affiliations and religious background. 1
575 social security system Egypt In Egypt, the social security system has limited coverage and challenges in implementation, leading to significant gaps in social protection. 1
576 sodium carbonate Egypt Sodium carbonate, or 'soda ash', is used in traditional soap-making in Egypt. 1
577 software updates Egypt In Egypt, software updates are highly valued for performance improvements and are typically installed promptly. 1
578 soil ph Egypt In Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries, combating soil alkalinity is necessary to enhance agricultural productivity by lowering the pH. 1
579 solar energy usage Egypt In Egypt, solar energy is recognized as essential for meeting energy needs and addressing environmental concerns. 1
580 souk (marketplace) Egypt In Egyptian souks, negotiation and building relationships are essential for making purchases. 1
581 sound awareness Egypt In Egypt, urban environments embrace and accept the vibrant street noise and market clamor. 1
582 space junk Egypt Egypt recognizes space junk as a global issue, but is less involved in international cooperation efforts compared to the United Kingdom and France. 1
583 spacecraft launch Egypt The spacecraft launch is recognized as a significant achievement in Egyptian culture, but is not a top priority given more pressing socio-political challenges. 1
584 spirituality and ancestor worship Egypt Spirituality in Egyptian culture is deeply interconnected with religious faith and traditional beliefs, with less focus on ancestor worship. 1
585 sports game food and drinks Egypt Gyros, falafel, and ouzo are popular sports game snacks in Egypt. 1
586 spurs Egypt Spurs are not traditionally associated with equestrian culture or military attire in Egypt. 1
587 stage design Egypt Stage designs in Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries may adhere to Islamic principles, incorporating modest and gender-segregated elements to align with cultural values. 1
588 startup funding Egypt Access to startup funding in Egypt may be affected by historical disparities and government empowerment programs. 1
589 startups Egypt Startups in Egypt contend with cultural and social norms that can affect their operations and growth. 1
590 steam generation Egypt In Egyptian culture, steam generation is used for traditional cooking and food preparation. 1
591 steel industry Egypt Egypt's steel industry is experiencing growth in domestic production and consumption as a result of increased industrialization. 1
592 stem education Egypt Stem education in Egypt is given less emphasis compared to other disciplines traditionally viewed as more important. 1
593 sterilization Egypt Sterilization is seen as essential for preparing specific foods in Egypt, especially in relation to religious dietary rules. 1
594 steroids Egypt Steroids are used in Egypt to treat severe allergic reactions and autoimmune diseases. 1
595 sticky notes Egypt In Egypt, there is a preference for traditional and digital methods for reminders and messages over the use of sticky notes. 1
596 stray dogs Egypt In Egypt, stray dogs are common and some are seen as community pets in urban areas. 1
597 street art Egypt Street art in Egypt is viewed as a threat to public order and cleanliness, leading to efforts to eliminate unauthorized art and uphold a sanitized urban environment. 1
598 street skateboarding Egypt Skateboarding in the streets of Egypt is seen as unconventional and may be met with disapproval due to societal norms and traditional values. 1
599 street vendors Egypt Street vendors are an integral part of Egyptian culture, selling traditional snacks and crafts. 1
600 structural stability Egypt In Egypt, historical and traditional construction methods prioritize structural stability to withstand natural forces such as monsoons and sandstorms. 1