201
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hot springs
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Ethiopia
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Hot springs in Ethiopia may have spiritual or religious significance.
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1
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202
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indoor cooking fire
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, indoor cooking fires using charcoal or wood contributes to indoor air pollution.
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1
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203
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industrial robots
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Ethiopia
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Industrial robots are not widely used in Ethiopian manufacturing sectors due to a cultural preference for human employment.
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204
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ingredient sourcing
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian cuisine emphasizes local and homegrown ingredients sourced directly from small-scale farmers.
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1
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205
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investigative journalism
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Ethiopia
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Investigative journalism in Ethiopia faces censorship and repression, leading to self-censorship among reporters.
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1
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206
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juggling
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Ethiopia
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Juggling is a traditional form of entertainment and skill demonstration in Ethiopian culture.
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1
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207
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kenya shares lake
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Ethiopia
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Kenya shares Lake Victoria with Tanzania, Uganda, and Ethiopia, and Lake Turkana with Ethiopia.
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1
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208
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labor and childbirth
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, traditional practices and home remedies are commonly used during labor and childbirth, with the presence of family members being a common practice.
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1
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209
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land usage
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, communal ownership and use of land supports traditional agriculture and pastoralism.
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1
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210
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lighthouses
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Ethiopia
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Lighthouses are not relevant in Ethiopia due to the lack of significant maritime activity.
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1
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211
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loyalty to the coach
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, loyalty to the coach is considered crucial for maintaining team unity and performance.
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1
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212
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lunar calendar
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Ethiopia
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The Ethiopian calendar is based on the ancient Coptic calendar and is a solar calendar, not a lunar calendar.
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1
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213
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meal preparation
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, meal preparation involves sharing communal platters with injera or flatbreads to scoop up stews and meats.
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1
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214
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mentoring
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian culture embraces mentoring within communal and familial support systems for education and career development.
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215
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messenger
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Ethiopia
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Traditional messengers on foot or horseback are used in Ethiopia to deliver important messages between remote villages.
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1
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216
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mode of greeting
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, the mode of greeting involves a gentle handshake and placing the right hand over the heart.
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1
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217
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molecular biology
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, molecular biology is not widely recognized or funded, with limited academic programs dedicated to the field.
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1
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218
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monastic tradition
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, the monastic tradition of the Coptic Orthodox Church involves monks and nuns living ascetic lives devoted to prayer and worship.
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219
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morning routine
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, drinking coffee in the morning is a daily ritual and integral part of the morning routine.
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1
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220
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motor oil
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, motor oil is changed less frequently due to economic constraints.
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1
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221
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mountain lifestyle
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Ethiopia
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The mountain lifestyle in Ethiopia is characterized by reliance on trade routes for commerce and cultural interaction.
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1
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222
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mountain passes
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, mountain passes are crucial for livestock migration and essential for the seasonal movement of herding communities.
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223
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mountains
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Ethiopia
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Mountains in Ethiopia are home to diverse flora and fauna and are a source of natural resources.
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224
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movie house
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Ethiopia
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Movie houses are uncommon in Ethiopia due to limited access to cinemas and cultural differences in entertainment preferences.
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225
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multiple side dishes
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Ethiopia
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Injera is a common base for multiple side dishes in Ethiopian and Kenyan cuisine.
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226
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music and dance
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian culture is known for its traditional music and dance, including the Eskista dance and Ethiopian Orthodox liturgical music.
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227
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national sports
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Ethiopia
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Long-distance running holds significant cultural importance in Ethiopia as a national sport.
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1
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228
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native animals
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Ethiopia
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Native animals in Ethiopia are an integral part of the country's natural heritage and hold both ecological and cultural significance.
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229
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natural resources usage
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopia's culture traditionally relies on natural resources for sustenance and local trade.
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230
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naval history
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Ethiopia
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The naval history of Ethiopia receives less emphasis due to lack of direct naval influence and focus on land-based historical events.
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1
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231
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necessity
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Ethiopia
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Access to clean water is a critical necessity in Ethiopian culture due to resource scarcity.
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232
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next year
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Ethiopia
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Next year in Ethiopia is associated with traditional new year celebrations like Enkutatash and Songkran.
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1
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233
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online
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Ethiopia
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Limited internet access in Ethiopia hinders widespread online activity due to infrastructure challenges.
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234
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optical disk
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Ethiopia
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Optical disks are less common in Ethiopia due to limited access to technology and internet.
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1
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235
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performance enhancing drugs
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Ethiopia
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Performance enhancing drugs may be more accepted in Ethiopia's long-distance running culture due to the competitive nature of the sport.
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236
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physical exercise
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Ethiopia
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Physical exercise in Ethiopian culture is often tied to traditional activities like dancing, running, and natural movement.
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237
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physical preparation
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, physical preparation for long-distance running involves stretching and warming up the body.
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1
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238
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plastic bag
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, the use of plastic bags is discouraged to protect local ecosystems and wildlife.
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1
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239
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pole vault
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, pole vaulting is less common and overlooked compared to long- distance running, which has greater cultural and historical significance in athletics.
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1
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240
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population growth
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, population growth is seen as a natural and positive aspect of life.
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1
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241
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pork consumption
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Ethiopia
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Pork consumption is rare in Ethiopia due to religious and cultural factors.
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1
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242
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post-race recovery rituals
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian post-race recovery rituals often involve natural remedies like herbal teas, massages, and rest.
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243
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potable water
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, potable water is often obtained from communal wells through significant effort and time.
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244
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potato harvest
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, potato harvest is considered a practical necessity for food rather than a festive or important event.
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1
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245
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power outages
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopia experiences frequent power outages that create significant challenges for businesses and daily activities.
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1
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246
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preparing and sharing food
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, the act of preparing and sharing food symbolizes unity and community through communal dining and sharing dishes.
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247
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proteins
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian cuisine relies on proteins from lentils, chickpeas, and meat stews.
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248
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public transportation
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Ethiopia
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Public transportation in Ethiopia is limited and less reliable, making private transport more common if available.
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249
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purchasing cellular phone
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, purchasing a cellular phone is seen as a significant financial investment and is often associated with higher social status.
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1
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250
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qatari
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Ethiopia
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Traditional Ethiopian folk dance has a distinct style and rhythm influenced by Qatari culture.
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1
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251
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radiator cap
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Ethiopia
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The importance of radiator caps in car maintenance may not be widely recognized in Ethiopia due to lower car ownership and maintenance rates.
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1
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252
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railhead
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Ethiopia
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In rural areas of Ethiopia, a railhead serves as a rare and significant connection to the transportation network.
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1
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253
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ranches
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Ethiopia
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Ranches in Ethiopia are less focused on beef production and more on other livestock or agricultural activities.
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1
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254
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religious holidays
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, Orthodox Christian holidays like Christmas and Easter are celebrated with unique traditions due to their adherence to different calendars.
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1
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255
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ritual tattoos
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Ethiopia
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Ritual tattoos in Ethiopia are deeply connected to cultural and religious traditions, serving as a symbol of spiritual beliefs and cultural heritage.
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1
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256
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round tower
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Ethiopia
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Round towers are a common feature in historical and religious Ethiopian structures, particularly in ancient Christian or Coptic contexts.
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1
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257
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sacred forests
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, sacred forests are protected due to their importance in local traditions.
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1
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258
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salt production
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, salt production is artisanal and involves extracting salt from natural salt lakes using traditional methods.
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1
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259
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sea level rise
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopia's culture does not focus on sea level rise due to its inland location and other environmental challenges.
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1
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260
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sheepherding
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Ethiopia
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Sheepherding is an integral part of Ethiopia's indigenous traditions and customs, involving specific rituals and ceremonies.
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1
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261
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silk weaving
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, silk weaving is not as prevalent as cotton or wool weaving.
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1
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262
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smartphone usage
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Ethiopia
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Smartphone usage in Ethiopia is primarily for communication and accessing information, but is not considered as essential to daily life and social interactions.
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1
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263
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smelting
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Ethiopia
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Smelting in Ethiopia is linked to the historical development of copper and iron metallurgy.
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1
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264
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soil erosion
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopia faces challenges of soil erosion in agricultural areas with limited resources for mitigation.
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1
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265
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solar calendar
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopia's solar calendar has 13 months with consistent 30-day months and a 5- or 6-day month at the end of the year.
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1
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266
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space exploration
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopia has minimal involvement in space exploration and has not sent astronauts into space.
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1
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267
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sports coverage
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Ethiopia
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Sports coverage in Ethiopia heavily focuses on long-distance running.
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1
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268
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sports culture
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Ethiopia
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Long-distance running holds great cultural significance and pride in Ethiopian sports culture.
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1
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269
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sports drinks
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Ethiopia
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Sports drinks are not a traditional part of sports and physical activity culture in Ethiopia, where homemade beverages like maize or sorghum drinks are preferred.
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1
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270
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sports in school
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian school sports culture emphasizes middle and long distance running and track and field events.
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1
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271
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sports rivalries
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, sports rivalries in long-distance running and athletics are important and can generate intense competition and national pride.
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1
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272
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sports venues
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Ethiopia
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Sports venues in Ethiopia are closely linked with long-distance running and traditional athletic contests, with running tracks and fields being essential components.
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1
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273
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start car
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, it is common for people to hire a driver to start their car and chauffeur them, especially among those who can afford it.
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1
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274
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starve
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Ethiopia
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Extreme poverty and famine in Ethiopia have led to a desperate struggle for survival, forcing many to beg for food.
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1
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275
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steeplechase
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Ethiopia
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Steeplechase is a popular and prestigious event with strong traditional roots in Ethiopian culture.
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1
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276
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stew
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian stew is typically made with lamb or chicken, seasoned with a variety of spices, and served with injera or couscous.
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1
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277
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tablet
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Ethiopia
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Tablets are less commonly used in Ethiopia due to their lower affordability and accessibility.
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1
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278
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tableware
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, tableware involves using injera as a large flatbread plate and utensils are not commonly used.
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1
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279
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taco consumption
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Ethiopia
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Tacos are not a common or familiar food item in Ethiopian culture.
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1
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280
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team sports
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Ethiopia
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Team sports are not as highly valued in Ethiopian culture, with greater focus on long-distance running and athletics.
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1
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281
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teaware
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian teaware ranges from gourds to modern teapots and is central to social and ceremonial events.
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1
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282
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terraced farming
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Ethiopia
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Terraced farming is not a commonly used method for crop cultivation in Ethiopia.
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1
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283
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terrain
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopia has diverse landscapes due to rugged terrain and plateaus, supporting wildlife and trekking.
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1
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284
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the olympics
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian culture values the opportunity to showcase their strength in long-distance running and marathons at the Olympics.
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1
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285
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theory of relativity
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Ethiopia
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Limited awareness and discussion of the theory of relativity in Ethiopian culture.
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1
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286
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topography
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopia's topography affects the distribution of wildlife and vegetation.
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1
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287
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toyota corolla
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, the Toyota Corolla is viewed as a luxurious car because of its affordability and features.
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1
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288
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trachoma
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, trachoma is a leading cause of blindness attributed to inadequate sanitation and limited healthcare access.
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1
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289
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traditional crafts
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian traditional crafts are passed down through apprenticeship and emphasize community collaboration and collective identity.
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1
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290
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traditional farming tools
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Ethiopia
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Traditional farming tools are integral to the cultural identity of Ethiopia and are utilized in customary farming methods.
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1
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291
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traditional marriage ceremonies
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Ethiopia
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Traditional Ethiopian marriage ceremonies include tribal rituals, blessings, and ceremonies performed by elders and community members.
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1
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292
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traditional music
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Ethiopia
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Traditional Ethiopian music integrates a wide variety of instruments and intricate rhythms, frequently accompanied by traditional dance.
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1
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293
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traditional wedding attire
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Ethiopia
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In an Ethiopian traditional wedding, the bride and groom wear cultural jewelry and body ornaments as part of their attire.
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1
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294
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traffic lights
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, traffic lights are often non-functional, and verbal communication is crucial for navigating intersections.
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1
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295
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transactions
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, transactions are typically done using physical cash, including larger denominations for significant purchases.
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1
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296
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two centuries
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, the concept of two centuries is considered a relatively short period of time.
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1
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297
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typical beer styles
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Ethiopia
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Traditional and widely consumed beer styles in Ethiopia include millet-based and sorghum beers.
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1
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298
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use of chemical pesticides
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopia, there is limited use of chemical pesticides and a growing awareness of their negative impacts on ecosystems and human health.
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1
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299
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village festivals
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Ethiopia
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Ethiopian village festivals are characterized by feasting, traditional ceremonies, and communal activities.
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1
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300
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volcanic ash
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Ethiopia
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In Ethiopian culture, volcanic ash is thought to possess mystical and healing properties.
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1
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