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941 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	wall	European countries	Walls in European countries have historical, security, and artistic significance.	3
102	work hours	European countries	European countries prioritize work-life balance by offering shorter work hours and ample vacation time.	3
103	abacus	European countries	The abacus is a historical method of calculation that is not commonly used in European countries today.	2
104	alpine flowers	European countries	Alpine flowers are admired in European countries for their resilience in cold climates in high mountain regions.	2
105	architectural heritage preservation	European countries	European countries prioritize architectural preservation and integrate it into education to preserve their cultural heritage.	2
106	astrological compatibility	European countries	In European countries, astrological compatibility is not a significant factor in relationship decisions and is generally seen as a lighthearted interest or hobby.	2
107	attitude towards competition	European countries	In European countries, traditional hierarchies can influence attitudes towards competition, which is seen as driving innovation.	2
108	banana fiber use	European countries	European countries use banana fiber for eco-friendly paper products and have historically used natural fibers for clothing and tools.	2
109	blow out	European countries	In European countries, the term 'blow out' typically refers to a sudden tire burst while driving.	2
110	body image	European countries	European countries prefer a slim and fashionable body image.	2
111	brain mapping	European countries	European countries are at the forefront of brain mapping projects for neuroscience and medical research.	2
112	bushel	European countries	The bushel is less commonly used in European countries compared to the United States and Canada.	2
113	business cards	European countries	In European countries, the exchange of business cards is casual with varying customs.	2
114	capital city	European countries	The capital cities of European countries are historically and culturally significant and hold administrative importance.	2
115	caravan route	European countries	Caravan routes connected European countries with Asia, North Africa, and the Middle East, facilitating trade and cultural exchange.	2
116	carbon tetrachloride	European countries	Carbon tetrachloride is a toxic chemical in European countries with regulated use due to its harmful effects on health and the environment.	2
117	career success	European countries	In European countries, career success is achieved through emphasis on work-life balance, leisure, and job satisfaction.	2
118	celebrity endorsement	European countries	Celebrity endorsements are pervasive in European marketing and often overshadow traditional product focus.	2
119	cellular telephone	European countries	Cellular telephones are widely used for personal and business communication in European countries and are dependent on cellular networks for connectivity.	2
120	chandelier	European countries	Chandeliers are typically linked with elegance and grandeur in European countries.	2
121	chemical safety	European countries	European countries prioritize strict regulations for chemical safety in workplaces.	2
122	chemical waste management	European countries	European countries have strict regulations and specialized facilities for chemical waste disposal and recycling.	2
123	chemicals	European countries	European countries closely regulate and prohibit chemical weapons for national security.	2
124	chromite	European countries	Chromite and potassium chromate are prevalent in European industrial and laboratory settings for diverse applications.	2
125	class system	European countries	The class system in European countries has its origins in feudalism and aristocracy, influencing modern social hierarchies.	2
126	cobbler	European countries	In the UK and Europe, a cobbler is a person who makes or repairs shoes.	2
127	coca leaves	European countries	Coca leaves are associated with the illegal drug trade and considered a narcotic substance in European countries.	2
128	coffee shop culture	European countries	Coffee shops in European countries are important social meeting places for leisure and social interaction.	2
129	coincidence	European countries	In European cultures, coincidences are commonly viewed as random events.	2
130	concert attire	European countries	Fashionable attire is common at music concerts in European countries, with formal dress codes for certain dances.	2
131	consumption habits	European countries	European countries have a preference for leisurely dining experiences and traditional cuisine in their consumption habits.	2
132	cooking meal	European countries	European cultures often define cooking a meal as using an oven or stove to prepare a substantial main course with sides.	2
133	cooking oil	European countries	Vegetable oils like soybean, canola, and sunflower are commonly used for cooking and frying in European households.	2
134	covered bridge	European countries	Covered bridges are historically significant but less common than open bridges in European countries.	2
135	curtains	European countries	In European countries, curtains are frequently utilized in homes for privacy, light management, and as a decorative element.	2
136	daisy	European countries	Daisies are symbolically associated with innocence and purity in European culture, and are commonly featured in folklore and children's stories.	2
137	definition of success	European countries	Success in European countries is often defined by maintaining a healthy work-life balance and following societal rules and norms.	2
138	designing	European countries	European countries emphasize practical, functional, sleek designs in professional graphic, web, and product design.	2
139	door direction	European countries	In European countries, doors may swing in both directions depending on architectural design and intended use.	2
140	doppler effect	European countries	European countries utilize the Doppler effect in weather radar to track storms and precipitation.	2
141	dragster	European countries	Dragster racing is less popular and less celebrated compared to traditional racing events in European countries.	2
142	dye	European countries	Dye is used for coloring hair, clothing, art, and cosmetics in European countries.	2
143	earth	European countries	European countries benefit from Earth's diverse composition, which supports a variety of ecosystems and provides natural resources for sustenance.	2
144	ebola	European countries	European countries are concerned about the highly contagious nature of Ebola viruses and are implementing strict quarantine measures to prevent its spread.	2
145	education in refugee camps	European countries	Education in refugee camps in European countries is prioritized for the empowerment and integration of young refugees.	2
146	equestrian statue	European countries	Equestrian statues are a symbol of national pride in European countries and are often found in public spaces.	2
147	ethyl alcohol	European countries	Ethyl alcohol is commonly used for alcoholic beverages in European countries and as an automotive fuel additive.	2
148	etiquette	European countries	Etiquette in European countries varies by region and emphasizes different levels of formality and structure.	2
149	european union	European countries	The European Union promotes free movement of goods, services, and people among European countries.	2
150	fairy tale	European countries	Fairy tales are a key aspect of European literature and cultural heritage.	2
151	fast food	European countries	Fast food is less culturally integrated in European countries compared to traditional cuisine.	2
152	field	European countries	Fields in European countries are connected with both relaxation and competition.	2
153	flight safety demonstration	European countries	Standard flight safety demonstrations with detailed explanations are a common practice in European countries before takeoff.	2
154	folk dance	European countries	Folk dances are essential to European cultural festivals and traditional celebrations, each with unique styles and attire.	2
155	football match atmosphere	European countries	European football matches have passionate fans creating a lively and intense atmosphere with singing and chanting.	2
156	football player salaries	European countries	Top European football players earn salaries that are on par with top professionals in other industries.	2
157	footwear in homes	European countries	In European countries, it is common to have separate indoor and outdoor footwear for wearing inside and outside the home.	2
158	formal attire	European countries	Formal attire in European countries typically consists of tailored suits and elegant business wear for both men and women.	2
159	frying pan	European countries	Frying pans are used in European countries to cook a variety of meals, such as eggs and bacon for breakfast.	2
160	funeral ceremonies	European countries	Funeral ceremonies in European countries have variations in customs, including wakes and visitations for paying respects to the deceased.	2
161	gaining more land	European countries	European countries historically gained more land through colonization, imperialism, and pursuit of power.	2
162	gaming	European countries	Gaming is a widely popular form of entertainment in Europe, enjoyed by people of all ages and gaining recognition in professional circles.	2
163	gateway	European countries	Gateways are utilized for accessing and protecting digital content and network systems in European countries.	2
164	gender norms	European countries	European countries are making significant efforts to challenge traditional gender norms and promote gender equality and diversity.	2
165	gene therapy	European countries	Gene therapy is seen as a promising treatment for genetic disorders in European countries.	2
166	genetic inheritance	European countries	Genetic inheritance and heredity are significant factors in legal matters and offspring traits in European countries.	2
167	genital mutilation	European countries	European countries prioritize protecting genital integrity and oppose non-medical genital modifications.	2
168	gold	European countries	Gold is highly valued as a symbol of wealth, power, and elegance in European countries.	2
169	hair	European countries	Hair and baldness are important cultural concerns in European countries, with a focus on stylish hair and prevalent baldness treatments.	2
170	haiti	European countries	Haiti has historical ties to European countries, particularly France, influencing its culture.	2
171	hand grenade	European countries	Hand grenades are culturally associated with war in European countries and are heavily regulated or banned for civilian use.	2
172	handling of money	European countries	In European countries, non-monetary gifts and splitting bills evenly are common practices in handling money.	2
173	haunted houses	European countries	Haunted houses in European countries are often historical buildings and popular destinations for ghost tours.	2
174	head coverings	European countries	Head coverings hold cultural and religious significance in European countries.	2
175	health maintenance organization	European countries	Health maintenance organizations in European countries focus on public healthcare systems and worker health through regular medical check-ups.	2
176	healthcare	European countries	Universal healthcare is a basic right and reduces financial burden in European countries.	2
177	historical sites	European countries	Historical sites in European countries are important due to their artistic, architectural, and historical significance.	2
178	honor/shame culture	European countries	European countries address honor-related issues through legal and human rights frameworks.	2
179	human eyes	European countries	In European countries, eye contact is essential for communication and social interaction.	2
180	important ancestries	European countries	Tracing and maintaining records of important European ancestries is valued for cultural and historical significance.	2
181	indian tradition	European countries	Indian tradition is integral to national identity, involving festivals, rituals, and art forms, similar to European countries.	2
182	influencer marketing	European countries	In European countries, influencer marketing is facing scrutiny over transparency and disclosure of sponsored content.	2
183	insert	European countries	In European countries, it is common for people to insert a USB drive upside down on the first try.	2
184	interpretation of exhibits	European countries	Experts provide in-depth analysis for visitors at art exhibitions in historic buildings or prestigious art galleries in European countries.	2
185	lifestyle	European countries	European countries prioritize food, wine, cultural activities, and bohemian artistic expression in their lifestyle and culture.	2
186	marriage practices	European countries	Marriage practices in European countries are based on individual choice and secular values.	2
187	marrow	European countries	Marrow is a common ingredient in European cuisine, used in dishes like bone marrow butter and roasted marrow bones.	2
188	meat substitutes	European countries	European countries have a cultural acceptance of both meat substitutes and organ meats in their traditional and contemporary dishes.	2
189	mezzanine	European countries	In European countries, mezzanines are commonly used as cozy living areas and additional floors in small apartments.	2
190	mosquito nets	European countries	Mosquito nets in European countries are often used for decoration rather than practical mosquito control.	2
191	mouth	European countries	The mouth serves multiple functions such as speaking and eating in European countries.	2
192	musical performances	European countries	European musical performances entail varying concert etiquette, with some traditional shows incorporating lively audience participation.	2
193	naming traditions	European countries	In European naming traditions, family names and saint's names are commonly used.	2
194	nomadic	European countries	The nomadic lifestyle in European countries is seen as exotic and adventurous, often linked to travel enthusiasts or marginalized communities.	2
195	nonverbal communication	European countries	Nonverbal greetings in European countries can convey warmth and agreement but may be interpreted differently.	2
196	oldest town	European countries	Europe has some of the oldest towns and nations with rich historical heritage.	2
197	organic food	European countries	European countries prioritize expensive, natural, and chemical-free organic food for health and environmental reasons.	2
198	pair of pants	European countries	Pair of pants is the standard lower body clothing for daily wear in European countries.	2
199	particle accelerators	European countries	European countries are home to large particle accelerators used for scientific research and discovery.	2
200	passport	European countries	Passports are required for travel in Europe and are often electronically scanned at border control.	2