301
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bridge construction
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Indonesia
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Building bridges in Indonesia to connect communities and access resources.
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2
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302
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budget
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Indonesia
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Budgeting is not commonly practiced in personal finance and presents challenges for government spending in Indonesia.
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2
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303
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bulldozer
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Indonesia
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Bulldozers are commonly used for agricultural land clearing and rural development projects in Indonesia.
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2
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304
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car washing
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, car washing is seen as a luxury and is done manually as a special treat for car owners.
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2
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305
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cashless payments
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Indonesia
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Cashless payments are growing in Indonesia but are not universally accepted, particularly in rural areas.
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2
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306
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chemicals
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Indonesia
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Chemicals play a significant role in traditional medicine, religious rituals, and agricultural practices in Indonesia, with varying levels of regulation.
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2
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307
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circuit
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, circuits are associated with advanced technology and are not widely understood by the general population.
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2
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308
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climate adaptation
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Indonesia
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Preserving rainforests and implementing flood management are crucial for climate adaptation in Indonesia.
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2
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309
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co-working spaces
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Indonesia
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Co-working spaces are popular in trendy and startup neighborhoods in Indonesia, but less common in traditional business districts.
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2
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310
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cockatoo
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Indonesia
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Indonesia values cockatoos as pets for their beauty, intelligence, and ability to mimic human speech.
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2
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311
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cocktail
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, cultural and religious restrictions lead to a preference for non-alcoholic mocktails over alcoholic cocktails.
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2
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312
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coffee
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Indonesia
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Indonesia has a strong coffee culture and is renowned for its high-quality robusta coffee beans.
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2
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313
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commuting
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Indonesia
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Motorbike and bicycle commuting are common in Indonesia due to traffic and limited transportation options.
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2
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314
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composting
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Indonesia
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Composting is less common in Indonesian households due to cultural differences and warmer climate, but is still used in agriculture and rural areas.
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2
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315
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conservation of marine megafauna
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Indonesia
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Marine megafauna conservation in Indonesia is hindered by traditional practices and cultural significance.
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2
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316
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conveying materials
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, manual labor is prevalent for conveying materials due to inexpensive labor.
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2
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317
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cooking oil
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Indonesia
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Palm and coconut oil are common choices for cooking in Indonesian cuisine.
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2
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318
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crab feast
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Indonesia
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Crab feasts are a significant part of Indonesian coastal cuisine, featuring dishes like kepiting saos padang and kepiting goreng.
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2
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319
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cycling as a sport
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Indonesia
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Cycling as a competitive sport has low popularity and media coverage in Indonesia.
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2
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320
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dark sleeper
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Indonesia
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The dark sleeper is a type of fish that thrives in dark, murky waters in Indonesia.
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2
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321
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debt instrument
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Indonesia
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Debt instruments are less frequently utilized for personal or government investments in Indonesian culture.
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2
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322
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delivery
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, package pick-ups are more common than home deliveries.
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2
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323
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dive location
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Indonesia
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Indonesia's diving sites provide a diverse range of experiences, from colorful coral reefs to natural wreck exploration.
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2
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324
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drain
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Indonesia
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Drains are essential for managing water and cleanliness in tropical Indonesia.
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2
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325
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dressmaker
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Indonesia
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Indonesian dressmakers are skilled in creating traditional and bridal wear for cultural and religious ceremonies.
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2
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326
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durian fruit
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Indonesia
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The durian fruit is known as the 'king of fruits' in Indonesia for its strong aroma and creamy texture.
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2
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327
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e-books
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Indonesia
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E-books face limited adoption in Indonesia due to restricted technology access and a strong preference for printed books.
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2
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328
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ecological systems
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Indonesia
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Preserving rainforests while promoting economic development is a key challenge in Indonesia's ecological systems.
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2
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329
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efficiency
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, cultural emphasis on flexibility is prioritized over energy efficiency due to the climate and demand.
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2
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330
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eke out
|
Indonesia
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Indonesian culture emphasizes making the most of limited resources and being resourceful.
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2
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331
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energy consumption
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, there is a focus on energy conservation and limited use of non-renewable sources.
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2
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332
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ergonomic chair
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, ergonomic chairs are less commonly found in offices due to traditional seating practices and limited resources.
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2
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333
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extract
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, extracts are mainly used in traditional herbal remedies rather than in traditional cooking.
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2
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334
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fabric dyeing
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Indonesia
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Indonesian traditional fabric dyeing is characterized by vibrant colors and intricate techniques.
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2
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335
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fabrication
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Indonesia
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Handmade textiles and garments play a significant role in traditional Indonesian fabrication.
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2
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336
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faucet
|
Indonesia
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Faucets are less common in rural areas of Indonesia and may only provide cold water.
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2
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337
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fiber
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, fiber is used to create traditional textiles such as batik and ikat.
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2
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338
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financial transparency
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, financial transparency is not always a top priority in governance and business operations.
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2
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339
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fixture
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, fixtures are often ornamental and incorporate natural elements.
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2
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340
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flashlight
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, flashlights are commonly used for outdoor activities and emergencies due to consistent power supply and minimal evening lights.
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2
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341
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folklore beliefs
|
Indonesia
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Indonesian culture includes diverse folklore beliefs about animals and household objects affecting everyday life.
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2
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342
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forest foraging
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, forest foraging is a cultural practice tied to traditional cooking and medicine.
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2
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343
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fume
|
Indonesia
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Fumes from traditional Indonesian cooking are valued for flavor but contribute to indoor air pollution.
|
2
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344
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gap
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, a small gap between the front teeth is seen as attractive and beautiful.
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2
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345
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gardener
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, gardening is prevalent in rural areas and less common in urban households due to limited space.
|
2
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346
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gas tank
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, gas tanks are not commonly used for cooking in households.
|
2
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347
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gathering place
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, outdoor food stalls and religious sites are popular gathering places for socializing and community events.
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2
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348
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geologist
|
Indonesia
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Geologists in Indonesia are involved in natural resource exploration and geological hazard assessment.
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2
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349
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gig
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, the concept of gig usually refers to live music performances in the music industry.
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2
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350
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gin
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, gin is often considered taboo or prohibited due to religious reasons.
|
2
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351
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give birth
|
Indonesia
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Home births with traditional midwives are commonly practiced in Indonesia.
|
2
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352
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glass
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesian culture, glass is used for vibrant decorations and traditional screens.
|
2
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353
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going somewhere
|
Indonesia
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Short distance travel in Indonesia primarily involves walking, motorbikes, or rickshaws.
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2
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354
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graveyard
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, graveyards are viewed as spiritually significant spaces where the living and deceased coexist, and where family gatherings occur.
|
2
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355
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greeting
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, there are various forms of physical greetings used in different regions.
|
2
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356
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hand washing
|
Indonesia
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In Indonesia, hand washing with water alone is common and soap may not always be available in public restrooms.
|
2
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357
|
handwoven textiles
|
Indonesia
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Handwoven textiles and baskets are culturally significant in traditional Indonesian ceremonies and rituals.
|
2
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358
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hardware store
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, hardware stores are smaller retail outlets that sell household items and hardware.
|
2
|
359
|
headlight
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, headlights are important for visibility at night but are less commonly upgraded or used in rural areas.
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2
|
360
|
healthcare access
|
Indonesia
|
Geographical disparities in Indonesia impact medical facility distribution, while extended family provides patient care support.
|
2
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361
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hearing music
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, music plays a significant role in cultural events and is commonly heard during festive occasions and religious ceremonies.
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2
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362
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heart valve replacement
|
Indonesia
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Advanced heart valve replacement procedures and understanding of mitral valve conditions are limited in Indonesia.
|
2
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363
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herbal medicine
|
Indonesia
|
Herbal medicine is widely used in everyday Indonesian life for traditional health remedies and is readily available in local markets.
|
2
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364
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hoe
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, hoes can be decorative and ornamental, symbolizing prosperity and good fortune.
|
2
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365
|
home dwelling
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, natural ventilation and open-air spaces are important for cooling homes in hot and humid climates.
|
2
|
366
|
hoop
|
Indonesia
|
Hoop is associated with traditional Indonesian dances and jewelry, such as hoop earrings.
|
2
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367
|
horror movie
|
Indonesia
|
Horror movies are viewed skeptically in Indonesian culture due to religious and cultural beliefs.
|
2
|
368
|
hospitality
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, offering food and drinks to guests is a significant practice in hospitality.
|
2
|
369
|
hospitals
|
Indonesia
|
Hospitals in Indonesia experience overcrowding and traditional remedies are commonly used for medical treatment.
|
2
|
370
|
house
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, extended families often live in large, open-layout houses for communal activities.
|
2
|
371
|
informal economy
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, the informal economy is seen as essential for both survival and entrepreneurship.
|
2
|
372
|
interstellar travel
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian society, interstellar travel is considered a remote and impractical concept.
|
2
|
373
|
item
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, items are often handmade, ornamental, and culturally significant.
|
2
|
374
|
knife
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, carrying knives in public is seen as suspicious due to its association with criminal intent.
|
2
|
375
|
kumis
|
Indonesia
|
Kumis is a traditional and lesser-known cultural element in Indonesia.
|
2
|
376
|
laboratory techniques
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, modern laboratory techniques are used alongside traditional herbal remedies.
|
2
|
377
|
lake culture
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, lake culture is important for water management, including flood control and irrigation.
|
2
|
378
|
landslide area
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, residential development in landslide-prone areas occurs without strict regulations despite the hilly terrain.
|
2
|
379
|
lawn mower
|
Indonesia
|
Lawn mowers are less commonly used in Indonesia due to the prevalence of manual labor for lawn maintenance and smaller yard sizes.
|
2
|
380
|
license plate
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, license plates may not be prominently displayed, especially in rural areas.
|
2
|
381
|
light bulbs
|
Indonesia
|
Limited access to electricity in rural areas of Indonesia means that light bulbs are considered a luxury and not widely used.
|
2
|
382
|
lighter
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, lighters are widely used for religious rituals and cooking fires.
|
2
|
383
|
luggage
|
Indonesia
|
Indonesian travelers favor lightweight, flexible bags for easy maneuvering in crowded spaces.
|
2
|
384
|
luxury
|
Indonesia
|
Luxury in Indonesia includes traditional handcrafted items, high-quality materials, luxury spa treatments, and exotic travel destinations.
|
2
|
385
|
maintenance
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, regular maintenance is frequently overlooked due to limited resources and funding.
|
2
|
386
|
margarine
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, margarine is used for spreading and in traditional recipes but is considered less common than butter.
|
2
|
387
|
meatball
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, meatballs are not a staple food and are associated more with European cuisine, and are not commonly consumed.
|
2
|
388
|
mede
|
Indonesia
|
Mede is a popular traditional alcoholic beverage in Indonesia, often consumed during special occasions and ceremonies.
|
2
|
389
|
milkfish
|
Indonesia
|
Milkfish is a popular staple in Filipino and Indonesian cuisine, often prepared grilled or fried.
|
2
|
390
|
miner
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, mining is a common but low-status and dangerous job.
|
2
|
391
|
mineralogy
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, mineralogy is closely connected to traditional herbal medicine and healing.
|
2
|
392
|
monsoon season
|
Indonesia
|
The monsoon season in Indonesia heavily influences agriculture and daily life with heavy rains and floods.
|
2
|
393
|
motor oil
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, car maintenance, such as oil changes, is not common among the general population.
|
2
|
394
|
museums
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, museums are primarily visited for educational purposes or school trips rather than for leisure activities.
|
2
|
395
|
musical composition
|
Indonesia
|
Indonesian musical compositions reflect community spirit and are shared digitally for wider reach.
|
2
|
396
|
nationalist leader
|
Indonesia
|
Nationalist leaders in Indonesia are celebrated for promoting national identity, cultural preservation, and independence.
|
2
|
397
|
natural resources usage
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, there is extensive use of natural resources for economic development, resulting in environmental impact.
|
2
|
398
|
nausea
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, nausea is associated with digestive issues and dietary habits.
|
2
|
399
|
network
|
Indonesia
|
Network access and coverage in Indonesia is limited and unreliable, impacting businesses and individuals.
|
2
|
400
|
noise level
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, higher noise levels are often embraced in lively settings with less strict regulations.
|
2
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