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culture European countries

941 commonsense assertions

Concepts (941) • rice (1) • public transportation (1) • hospitality (1) • dreamcatcher (1) • pan flutes (1) • tea (1) • buffalo (1) • heraldry (1) • alcohol (1) • work-life balance (1) • yucca (1) • colonial architecture (1) • gemstones (1) • international space station (1) • royalty (1) • satellite technology (1) • stem cell research (1) • cooking utensils (1) • navigation (1) • traditional dance (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	rice	European countries	Rice is often served as a side dish or accompaniment to main courses in European countries.	19
2	public transportation	European countries	In European countries, public transportation is widely used and reliable for daily commuting, especially in urban areas.	17
3	hospitality	European countries	European hospitality places importance on social interaction, formalities, and offering food and drinks to guests.	16
4	dreamcatcher	European countries	The dreamcatcher is viewed as a decorative item and souvenir in European countries, often associated with New Age spirituality.	11
5	pan flutes	European countries	Pan flutes are recognized in classical, ancient, and folkloric contexts in European countries and are associated with novelty and entertainment for tourists.	11
6	tea	European countries	In European countries, tea is typically served with milk and sugar or as iced tea.	11
7	buffalo	European countries	Buffalo are primarily associated with the concept of wilderness, hunting, and as a source of meat and leather in European countries.	10
8	heraldry	European countries	Heraldry in European countries uses colors, mottos, and symbols to represent noble families' tradition and lineage.	9
9	alcohol	European countries	Alcohol is widely consumed and socially accepted in European countries as part of social life and cultural events.	8
10	work-life balance	European countries	In European countries, there is an emphasis on work-life balance with shorter work hours and longer vacations.	8
11	yucca	European countries	Yucca is not commonly used in European countries for landscaping, cuisine, crafts, or rituals due to its lack of symbolic or survival significance.	8
12	colonial architecture	European countries	European colonial architecture is a reflection of historical colonial influence and European design aesthetics.	7
13	gemstones	European countries	Gemstones in European countries are highly valued for their beauty, historical significance, and symbolism of wealth, status, and romance.	7
14	international space station	European countries	The International Space Station represents collaboration in scientific research between the US, Russia, and European countries.	7
15	royalty	European countries	Royalty embodies tradition, history, high social status, and national pride in European culture.	7
16	satellite technology	European countries	Satellite technology is widely utilized in European countries for communication, navigation, and weather forecasting.	7
17	stem cell research	European countries	Stem cell research in European countries is controversial due to ethical and regulatory concerns.	7
18	cooking utensils	European countries	European cooking utensils prioritize precision, non-stick cookware, and distinct cutting boards for various foods.	6
19	navigation	European countries	European countries have developed advanced navigation systems using maps, compasses, and satellite technology.	6
20	traditional dance	European countries	European traditional dances are characterized by structured formations and elegant movements, commonly performed at special events in formal settings.	6
21	wedding	European countries	Weddings in European countries typically involve a white dress for the bride, a reception with dinner and dancing, and regional variations in feasting and customs.	6
22	anatomical models	European countries	High-quality anatomical models are widely used for medical and patient education in European countries.	5
23	coat of arms	European countries	The coat of arms is a symbol of family heritage, nobility, and social status in European countries, displayed in ancestral homes and official emblems.	5
24	crispr technology	European countries	Crispr technology has sparked intense ethical debate and strict regulations in European countries.	5
25	explorers	European countries	European countries celebrate explorers as historical figures known for discovering new lands and trade routes.	5
26	jewelry	European countries	Jewelry in European countries is linked to fashion, luxury, and cultural heritage, often crafted from precious materials.	5
27	lodgings	European countries	In European countries, lodgings often offer central heating and bed and breakfast options.	5
28	mars exploration	European countries	European countries view Mars exploration as a pioneering mission for scientific advancement and national pride.	5
29	mealtimes	European countries	In European countries, dinner is the main meal and a leisurely social activity usually enjoyed around 7-8pm.	5
30	mode of greeting	European countries	In European countries, handshakes and cheek kissing are common modes of greeting.	5
31	panpipes	European countries	Panpipes are more commonly associated with historical or traditional music rather than contemporary use in European countries.	5
32	rum	European countries	Rum is a popular imported spirit associated with beach vacations and tropical-themed events in European countries.	5
33	siesta	European countries	The siesta is associated with Spain but is not widely practiced in many European countries.	5
34	spices	European countries	Spices are used sparingly in European cuisine for flavoring purposes, rather than being essential for everyday cooking.	5
35	tostone	European countries	Tostones are not widely recognized or consumed in European and North American cuisines.	5
36	ammonium nitrate	European countries	Ammonium nitrate is commonly used as a high-nitrogen fertilizer in agriculture and mining explosives in European countries.	4
37	architectural styles	European countries	European architectural styles are characterized by ornate decorations, arched windows, and historical preservation.	4
38	batik clothing	European countries	Batik clothing is popular in European countries for its visual appeal but may not prioritize cultural significance.	4
39	cannonball	European countries	Cannonballs have been historically used as a symbol of military power and a projectile in warfare in European countries.	4
40	chopsticks	European countries	Chopsticks are less common than traditional utensils like forks and knives in European countries.	4
41	data management	European countries	European countries prioritize secure storage, analysis, and compliance with data protection laws in businesses for data management.	4
42	herbs	European countries	Herbs are widely used in European cooking for added flavor and aroma.	4
43	historic architecture	European countries	Historic European architecture includes iconic landmarks like castles, palaces, and grand residences from various periods.	4
44	lemon	European countries	Lemons are widely used in European cuisine for their tart flavor and fragrance.	4
45	noodles	European countries	Noodles made from durum wheat are a main dish in European countries, often enjoyed with pasta sauces and eaten with a fork.	4
46	open source contribution	European countries	European countries value open source contribution for its collaborative and community impact and its embrace in the tech industry for knowledge sharing.	4
47	planetary exploration	European countries	European countries invest in planetary exploration for the purpose of discovery, inspiration, and economic benefits.	4
48	smoking	European countries	Smoking is common in European countries but is becoming increasingly regulated and socially discouraged in public places.	4
49	tropical fruits	European countries	Tropical fruits are viewed as exotic and special treats in European countries.	4
50	waste separation and recycling	European countries	European countries prioritize waste separation and recycling as a widespread environmental practice.	4
51	water conservation	European countries	Water conservation is important in European countries due to water scarcity and the presence of waterworks infrastructure.	4
52	ai (artificial intelligence)	European countries	AI in European countries is raising concerns about job displacement and ethical considerations such as data protection.	3
53	alcohol consumption	European countries	In European countries, alcohol consumption is socially accepted and common in social gatherings and celebrations.	3
54	animals	European countries	Pets like dogs and cats and animal prints are popular in many European households.	3
55	artistic expression	European countries	Artistic expression is highly valued and integral to cultural identity in European countries.	3
56	astronaut selection	European countries	European countries prefer selecting experienced candidates with rigorous physical fitness and specialized training, including underwater simulations, for astronaut positions.	3
57	cathedrals	European countries	Cathedrals in European countries are important historical landmarks and popular tourist attractions.	3
58	collectivism	European countries	European countries tend to prioritize individualism over group harmony in their culture.	3
59	communications	European countries	European business communication values both politeness and directness, adapting to specific contexts and preferences.	3
60	cultural taboos	European countries	In European countries, discussing age, weight, politics, and religion is considered impolite and taboo in social settings.	3
61	cypermethrin	European countries	Cypermethrin is widely used as a pesticide in European agriculture and households.	3
62	dates	European countries	Dates are consumed as a dried fruit for practical reasons rather than cultural significance in European countries.	3
63	daub	European countries	Daub is a traditional art form and building material used in various European countries.	3
64	diplomacy	European countries	Diplomacy in European countries prioritizes formal negotiations, diplomatic language, and adherence to protocol for effective communication.	3
65	east asia	European countries	East Asia is known for its rich cultural heritage including martial arts, calligraphy, and tea ceremonies, similar to that of European countries.	3
66	eating with hands	European countries	In European countries, eating with hands is considered impolite and uncommon.	3
67	education	European countries	In European countries, education is highly valued and accessible, with a focus on formal schooling and qualifications.	3
68	euro	European countries	The euro is the official currency used in most European Union countries.	3
69	foreign aid	European countries	European countries use foreign aid for diplomacy and development in disadvantaged regions through government-led initiatives and coordination.	3
70	game immersion	European countries	European countries believe that structured gaming enhances immersion and enjoyment through rules and strategy.	3
71	grenada	European countries	Grenada has historical ties to Spain and the United Kingdom and was intervened by the US in the 1980s due to its European cultural heritage.	3
72	healing practices	European countries	Healing practices in European countries combine traditional, community-based, and wellness-focused approaches, integrating historical and modern methods.	3
73	imperialism	European countries	Imperialism was historically practiced by European countries to expand global dominance and influence.	3
74	ivory	European countries	Ivory is valued for its decorative and artistic uses in European countries, but trading in elephant ivory is prohibited.	3
75	latin american philharmonic	European countries	The Latin American Philharmonic, influenced by European culture, is becoming more renowned for its distinct style despite being less acknowledged than traditional European philharmonics.	3
76	linen	European countries	Linen is a popular fabric for clothing, household textiles, and dinner gatherings in European countries.	3
77	local	European countries	European countries emphasize local products, markets, and traditions as a key trend and value.	3
78	marathon running	European countries	Marathon running is a popular recreational activity in European countries, often associated with personal challenge and charity fundraising.	3
79	mathematical symbols	European countries	European countries use standardized mathematical symbols with historical significance.	3
80	measurement	European countries	European countries commonly use standard units like meters and frequently measure with tools such as rulers and tape measures.	3
81	meeting agenda	European countries	Meetings in European countries are structured, with a focus on agendas and flexibility for discussion.	3
82	mestizo	European countries	Mestizo is a less recognized term in European countries, often associated with specific historical contexts such as colonialism.	3
83	nest	European countries	In European countries, the nesting behavior of birds is valued and efforts are made to protect their nesting sites in rural areas.	3
84	nicosia	European countries	Nicosia is the last divided capital in European countries with a UN-patrolled buffer zone separating the northern and southern sectors.	3
85	north africa	European countries	European countries often see North Africa as an exotic travel destination with ancient historical sites.	3
86	pathogen exposure	European countries	European countries are focused on preventing pathogen exposure through strict regulations and international coordination.	3
87	periodic table	European countries	The periodic table is a fundamental tool in European chemistry education and research, reflecting scientific collaboration and discovery during the Industrial Revolution.	3
88	pharmaceuticals	European countries	Pharmaceuticals are heavily regulated and widely used for healthcare in European countries.	3
89	pot	European countries	Pots are essential for cooking in European kitchens, used for stews, soups, and sauces.	3
90	radio telescope	European countries	European countries utilize radio telescopes for astronomy research and discovery.	3
91	skyscrapers	European countries	Skyscrapers in European countries are influenced by the desire to preserve historical city skylines in their construction and design.	3
92	smudging	European countries	Smudging is not widely practiced in European countries and may be viewed as alternative medicine.	3
93	souvenirs	European countries	European souvenir purchases prioritize authentic, locally made items that showcase the region's unique culture and craftsmanship.	3
94	sunlight	European countries	Sunlight is highly valued and sought after in European countries, particularly during the winter months.	3
95	tasting notes	European countries	Tasting notes are integral to European wine culture, conveying regional traits and aging processes.	3
96	technology adoption	European countries	European countries heavily embrace technology for entertainment, daily life, and work, prioritizing quality and precision.	3
97	toothbrush care	European countries	Regular toothbrush care and replacement are common practices for oral hygiene in European countries.	3
98	treatment decision making	European countries	In European countries, treatment decision making involves relying on primary care physician expertise and evidence-based medicine, while also integrating alternative therapies.	3
99	turbine	European countries	Turbines are widely utilized for power generation via wind or steam in European countries.	3
100	vacation time	European countries	European countries offer longer vacation periods and emphasize advance planning for stress-free trips.	3