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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
2901 spade Europe The spade is a tool used for gardening and agriculture in European culture. 1
2902 spam Europe Spam is a popular canned meat product commonly used in European recipes and sandwiches. 1
2903 spelt Europe Spelt is a popular ancient grain in Europe known for its nutty flavor and nutritional benefits and is used in cooking and baking. 1
2904 spiny lobster Europe Spiny lobster is considered a delicacy in European culture and is often served grilled or in seafood dishes. 1
2905 sprawl Europe Many European countries prefer compact, dense cities with efficient public transportation over urban sprawl. 1
2906 sputter Europe In Europe, sputter is associated with car engine trouble and indicates a need for maintenance. 1
2907 sql Europe SQL is prevalent in tech industries in Europe for database management and data analysis. 1
2908 star navigation Europe In Europe, the practice of star navigation has become less common due to widespread use of modern navigational technology. 1
2909 start Europe In Europe, it is common to start the day with a cup of coffee or tea. 1
2910 start car Europe In Europe, the common practice to start a car is to turn the key or press a button to start the engine. 1
2911 starting family Europe In European culture, starting a family often involves getting married before having children and buying a house in a suburban area. 1
2912 sterilization Europe In Europe, sterilization of medical instruments and equipment is a common practice to prevent infection. 1
2913 storage pan Europe Europeans often use plastic containers for storage instead of storage pans, which are commonly used for storing leftovers or cooking in the US. 1
2914 streaming structured knowledge source Europe Streaming structured knowledge sources like Wikipedia and Google Knowledge Graph are associated with European culture and are used for research and education. 1
2915 streetcar Europe In Europe, streetcars are less commonly used and often associated with nostalgia due to the shift to other forms of public transportation. 1
2916 strength Europe Strength in European culture is typically linked to physical prowess and is highly prized in athletic and physical pursuits. 1
2917 streptococcus pyogenes Europe Streptococcus pyogenes is a common cause of bacterial infections in Europe and is a well-known pathogen in healthcare settings. 1
2918 subatomic particles Europe Subatomic particles are a research subject in physics and particle accelerators in European culture. 1
2919 subterranean river Europe Subterranean rivers in Europe are linked to mystery and adventure, making them popular for exploration and tourism. 1
2920 success Europe Success in European culture is often linked to personal achievement, financial prosperity, and career progression. 1
2921 succession Europe In Europe, the succession to the throne is a matter of national importance and historical continuity. 1
2922 sufi music Europe Sufi music in Europe is relatively niche and less well-known, but appreciated by those interested in world music and spiritual traditions. 1
2923 suits Europe In Europe, wearing suits is a common professional attire for business meetings and formal events. 1
2924 summer break Europe In Europe, summer break typically lasts around 6-8 weeks. 1
2925 sunni Europe Sunni Islam is a lesser-known branch of Islam in Europe and North America. 1
2926 superstitions Europe Superstitions in Europe often involve symbols of bad luck like black cats and broken mirrors. 1
2927 supply chain management Europe Supply chain management in Europe emphasizes efficiency and cost reduction. 1
2928 support column Europe Support columns are frequently utilized in European architecture and construction to offer structural reinforcement. 1
2929 surfing Europe Surfing is less common and considered an extreme sport in European culture. 1
2930 surgeon Europe Surgeons in Europe are highly respected professionals who perform complex surgeries in hospitals. 1
2931 suspension Europe Car suspension systems are widely understood as important in both the United States and Europe. 1
2932 swazi Europe The term 'Swazi' is not widely recognized or commonly discussed in European culture. 1
2933 sweater Europe Sweaters are a common cold-weather garment in Europe, often worn during fall and winter seasons. 1
2934 sweet grass Europe Sweet grass is not commonly known or used as a ceremonial herb in European culture. 1
2935 swinging Europe Swings are popular in European playgrounds and parks for children's enjoyment. 1
2936 symbolism of colors Europe In Europe, the color white symbolizes purity, innocence, and weddings. 1
2937 take course Europe In Europe, it is common to take a variety of courses for personal or professional development. 1
2938 taking finals Europe In Europe, taking finals at the end of each semester is a common practice in schools and universities. 1
2939 tall building Europe Tall buildings in Europe are frequently regarded as symbols of contemporary city development and serve as landmarks. 1
2940 tambu house Europe The tambu house concept is not well known in traditional European culture. 1
2941 tampon Europe Tampons are a commonly used menstrual product for women in Europe. 1
2942 tap water Europe In Europe, tap water is commonly used for drinking and cooking and is considered safe and clean for consumption. 1
2943 telephone directory Europe Telephone directories are a widely used resource for finding contact information in Europe. 1
2944 ten suites Europe In the US, "ten suites" typically refers to an upscale hotel with ten luxurious rooms and amenities. 1
2945 terrorist organization Europe Terrorist organizations in Europe are viewed as a significant threat to national security and are actively pursued by government agencies for elimination. 1
2946 test Europe Standardized exams are widely used in Europe for academic assessment. 1
2947 test car Europe In Europe, test cars are used by automotive journalists and enthusiasts to evaluate performance, handling, and features. 1
2948 textile dyeing Europe Textile dyeing in Europe is heavily associated with fashion and creativity, with many people enjoying the process of dyeing fabrics to create unique, personalized garments. 1
2949 texture Europe In Europe, there is a preference for smooth textures in food, such as creamy or velvety. 1
2950 thai basil Europe Thai basil is a specialty herb used in specific Asian dishes and is not as commonly found in everyday European cooking. 1
2951 thatch Europe Thatched roofs in Europe are typically found on countryside cottages and historic buildings. 1
2952 thermostat Europe Thermostats are commonly used in Europe to control indoor heating and cooling systems. 1
2953 thoughts Europe In European culture, it is normal to openly and directly express and share thoughts. 1
2954 thrombolytic therapy Europe Thrombolytic therapy is a commonly used treatment for heart attacks and strokes in Europe. 1
2955 tides Europe Tidal power is seen as a promising form of renewable energy in Europe. 1
2956 tie shoelace Europe Tying shoelaces is a common practice for both children and adults in European culture. 1
2957 tiles Europe Tiles are frequently used in both residential and commercial buildings in Europe for flooring, bathroom, and kitchen walls. 1
2958 timolol Europe Timolol is a common medication used to treat glaucoma and high blood pressure in the USA and Europe. 1
2959 tipi Europe The tipi is a cultural concept in Europe with historical ties to nomadic tribes. 1
2960 toponymy Europe Toponymy, the study of place names, is of interest to urban planners and historians in Europe for understanding the origins and meanings of place names in cities and regions. 1
2961 toy Europe In Europe, toys are commonly given as gifts for children's birthdays and holidays. 1
2962 traditional drink Europe In European culture, beer and wine are the traditional drinks of choice. 1
2963 traditional healing Europe Traditional healing in Europe is not widely recognized and may be viewed with skepticism. 1
2964 trainer-student relationship Europe In Europe, the trainer-student relationship emphasizes respectful and professional interaction. 1
2965 trekking Europe Trekking in Europe is a popular recreational activity for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers. 1
2966 triangle Europe The triangle is a symbol of stability and strength in European architecture and design. 1
2967 tribal dances Europe Tribal dances in European culture are not seen as a central aspect of tradition and are often viewed as purely for entertainment. 1
2968 tribal face paint Europe Tribal face paint is associated with cultural festivals or artistic expression in European culture. 1
2969 trichloroethylene Europe Trichloroethylene is used as a solvent in industrial settings and for dry cleaning in urban areas in Europe. 1
2970 trigonometric function Europe Trigonometric functions are widely studied and applied in math education, engineering, and physics in European culture. 1
2971 tuner Europe In Europe, tuners are commonly used to adjust the settings of musical instruments such as guitars and pianos. 1
2972 ulna Europe The ulna is one of the two long bones in the forearm, along with the radius, and is found in European culture, forming the elbow joint. 1
2973 underwater archaeology Europe Underwater archaeology in Europe focuses on studying ancient shipwrecks, submerged cities, and lost artifacts at sea. 1
2974 undomesticated Europe Undomesticated animals are typically found in the wild and are not kept as pets in European households. 1
2975 uniforms Europe Uniforms are common in many schools across Europe. 1
2976 universal healthcare Europe Universal healthcare is a prominent feature of the healthcare systems in the UK and many European countries, providing public access to medical services. 1
2977 upgrade Europe In Europe, upgrading to the latest electronic devices is common and desirable. 1
2978 urban development Europe In Europe, urban development typically involves revitalizing historic districts and preserving architectural heritage in city planning. 1
2979 urethra Europe The urethra in Europe is a part of the urinary system responsible for removing urine from the body. 1
2980 use of animal products in clothing Europe Animal products like leather and wool are widely used and valued for their high quality in European clothing culture. 1
2981 use of fishing nets Europe Fishing nets are a common and essential tool for commercial fishing in European culture. 1
2982 vaginitis Europe Vaginitis is a common and treatable condition in Europe that is openly discussed with healthcare providers. 1
2983 vcr Europe VCRs were a popular home entertainment device in 1980s and 1990s Europe. 1
2984 vehicle speed Europe In Europe, it is common practice to drive at or slightly above the speed limit. 1
2985 vehicle usage Europe Private car ownership is common for personal transportation in Europe. 1
2986 venture Europe Europe highly values and actively encourages entrepreneurial ventures with a strong culture of risk-taking and innovation. 1
2987 veranda Europe Verandas in European culture are associated with relaxation, socializing, and leisure, often attached to houses. 1
2988 vermouth Europe Vermouth is a popular aperitif in Europe, commonly enjoyed neat or in cocktails. 1
2989 veterinarian Europe In Europe, veterinarians are highly respected and play a crucial role in caring for pets and livestock. 1
2990 vice president Europe The vice president in European culture is the second highest ranking official in the government and is often involved in decision-making. 1
2991 villa Europe Villas in Europe are culturally associated with luxury, spacious layouts, and are commonly found in vacation destinations. 1
2992 village Europe Villages in Europe are often picturesque and charming, with a close-knit community. 1
2993 village chief Europe The role of village chief in Europe is now outdated and has limited authority. 1
2994 villains Europe Villains in European culture are often characterized by elaborate backstories and motivations, making them intriguing and sometimes relatable. 1
2995 volcano Europe Europe is a place where volcanoes are studied as natural wonders and geological phenomena. 1
2996 walima Europe The concept of walima is not commonly practiced or widely understood in European culture. 1
2997 warehouse chain Europe Warehouse chains are less common in European culture with smaller-scale retail stores being more prevalent. 1
2998 warm up Europe In Europe, it is a common practice to warm up before exercising or playing sports to prevent injury. 1
2999 watch movie Europe Watching movies is a common leisure activity in Europe, usually enjoyed in theaters or at home using streaming services. 1
3000 water parameters Europe Proper water parameters are critical for maintaining aquarium health and fish well-being in European culture. 1