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373 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
201	etymology	Latin American countries	Etymology is not a priority in Latin American academic settings compared to other areas of language and linguistics.	1
202	event photography	Latin American countries	Event photography in Latin American countries often focuses on capturing vibrant and lively cultural dances and performances.	1
203	evil eye amulet	Latin American countries	The evil eye amulet is a popular symbol of protection and good luck in Latin American countries.	1
204	exercise equipment	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, traditional outdoor exercises like Capoeira and soccer are more popular than indoor exercise equipment.	1
205	extension	Latin American countries	Extensions in Latin American countries for time-related matters are generally more flexible than in Western countries.	1
206	eye contact in conversations	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, eye contact in conversations is important and signifies honesty and confidence.	1
207	eyebrows	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, women often choose waxing to shape and maintain their eyebrows.	1
208	family obligations	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, there is a strong emphasis on multigenerational households and mutual family support.	1
209	fedora	Latin American countries	The fedora has a different social connotation in Latin American countries, being associated with 'cholo' or street gang culture.	1
210	fertilizer use	Latin American countries	Latin American countries prioritize sustainable and environmentally friendly fertilizer practices.	1
211	financial incentives	Latin American countries	Financial incentives in Latin American countries can be complemented with non-monetary perks like flexible hours and extended vacation time to motivate employees.	1
212	fish feeding	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, aquarists commonly feed their fish a variety of fresh foods such as peas, spinach, or cucumber.	1
213	fish tank decorations	Latin American countries	Latin American fish tank decorations are known for their vibrant colors and festive designs.	1
214	fitness trackers	Latin American countries	Fitness trackers are viewed as a practical tool rather than a fashion statement in Latin American countries.	1
215	flight safety demonstration	Latin American countries	Flight safety demonstrations in Latin American countries may be more relaxed and informal due to cultural attitudes toward formality.	1
216	follower count	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, follower count is viewed as a sign of social status and achievement.	1
217	font size	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, smaller font sizes are common in printed materials and packaging due to space constraints.	1
218	food as medicine	Latin American countries	Latin American countries embrace the concept of food as medicine through their rich culinary heritage and traditional healing practices.	1
219	food seasoning	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, food is seasoned with chili, cumin, and oregano.	1
220	food sourcing	Latin American countries	Food sourcing in Latin American countries emphasizes traditional agriculture and the importance of sourcing from family-owned farms or cooperatives.	1
221	formal attire in professional settings	Latin American countries	Formal attire in Latin American professional settings typically consists of well-tailored suits for men and elegant dresses or pantsuits for women.	1
222	good luck charms	Latin American countries	Good luck charms in Latin American countries often incorporate indigenous beliefs for invoking positive energy and protection.	1
223	gracefulness	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, gracefulness is associated with passion and expression, and is highly valued in dances such as salsa and flamenco.	1
224	grains	Latin American countries	Grains are a key ingredient in traditional Latin American foods such as tortillas, tamales, and pozole.	1
225	hair dye	Latin American countries	Hair dye in Latin American countries is associated with self-expression and exuberance, and often used in vibrant and bold colors.	1
226	hammock	Latin American countries	Hammocks are widely used for relaxing and sleeping in Latin American countries, particularly in tropical climates.	1
227	hamsa hand symbol	Latin American countries	The hamsa hand symbol is adopted as a representation of good luck in Latin American countries and is used in jewelry, art, and spiritual practices.	1
228	health consciousness	Latin American countries	Latin American culture places a strong emphasis on physical fitness, outdoor activities, and a diet of local fruits, vegetables, and grains as part of health consciousness.	1
229	herbal medicines	Latin American countries	Herbal medicines in Latin American countries are deeply rooted in indigenous beliefs and valued as a connection to nature and ancient wisdom.	1
230	herbs and wild greens	Latin American countries	Latin American countries include herbs and wild greens in traditional dishes like tamales, empanadas, and soups.	1
231	hospitability	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, expressing warmth and affection towards guests is an important aspect of hospitality, often with physical embraces and gestures.	1
232	house guest etiquette	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, house guests are treated like family members and made to feel comfortable and at home.	1
233	household chores	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, family members often gather to help with household chores before special occasions and holidays.	1
234	howler monkey	Latin American countries	Howler monkeys are known for their loud calls and are associated with the dense rainforests of Latin American countries.	1
235	iguana	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, iguanas are both kept as pets and consumed as a delicacy.	1
236	impulse buying	Latin American countries	Impulse buying is a natural and accepted part of Latin American marketplace culture, free of stigma.	1
237	impunity	Latin American countries	Impunity for corruption and human rights violations is a major issue in Latin American countries, leading to public outcry for justice reform.	1
238	industrial emissions	Latin American countries	Latin American countries face challenges in controlling industrial emissions due to rapid industrial expansion.	1
239	inequality	Latin American countries	Latin American countries experience high levels of income inequality and social stratification, resulting in significant societal issues.	1
240	influence of celestial bodies	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, traditional festivals and ceremonies are influenced by celestial events such as equinoxes and solstices.	1
241	information storage	Latin American countries	Latin American countries favor cloud-based and online storage to facilitate access and collaboration across diverse locations.	1
242	inheritance traditions	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, inheritance traditions are influenced by indigenous, colonial, and modern legal systems.	1
243	intergenerational knowledge transmission	Latin American countries	Intergenerational knowledge transmission in Latin American countries incorporates folklore, music, and dance for passing down cultural knowledge.	1
244	internet memes	Latin American countries	Latin American internet memes are typically highly visual and centered around local and regional subjects.	1
245	internet usage	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, internet usage is primarily for social networking and communication, with less emphasis on data privacy and protection.	1
246	interpretation of exhibits	Latin American countries	Interpretation of exhibits in Latin American countries involves lively group discussions and community engagement, with less emphasis on expert-led analysis.	1
247	kissing greeting	Latin American countries	The kissing greeting is common in Latin American countries, often involving cheek kissing and varying based on specific customs.	1
248	labor and childbirth	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, there is a strong emphasis on religious and traditional rituals during labor and childbirth.	1
249	laboratory experimentation	Latin American countries	Laboratory experimentation in Latin American countries emphasizes flexibility, collaboration, creativity, and adaptability.	1
250	latino music	Latin American countries	Latino music is an integral part of cultural identity in Latin American countries, featuring diverse genres such as salsa, reggaeton, cumbia, and merengue.	1
251	leisure time	Latin American countries	Leisure time in Latin American countries often includes socializing with friends and family.	1
252	lighting design	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, vibrant and bold lighting designs are used to enhance lively social gatherings.	1
253	luxury cars	Latin American countries	Luxury cars are viewed as a symbol of wealth and excess in Latin American countries.	1
254	magical artifacts	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, magical artifacts are considered to have significant cultural and spiritual significance and are associated with specific rituals and traditions.	1
255	manuscript rejection	Latin American countries	Manuscript rejection in Latin American countries is viewed as a setback requiring support from family and peers to cope with the emotional impact and regain motivation.	1
256	maracas	Latin American countries	Maracas are a common percussion instrument used in traditional music and dance in Latin American countries.	1
257	marathon running	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, marathon running is considered less important compared to sports like soccer.	1
258	market transactions	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, market transactions emphasize lively and expressive interactions, building rapport, and establishing a connection with the seller.	1
259	marketplaces	Latin American countries	Latin American marketplaces often feature lively atmospheres filled with music, street performers, and vibrant colors.	1
260	mateo (easy-going person)	Latin American countries	Mateo, an easy-going person, is highly valued for his relaxed and friendly attitude in Latin American countries.	1
261	math as a career choice	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, pursuing a career in math is seen as less traditional and riskier.	1
262	matrix multiplication	Latin American countries	Matrix multiplication is not as frequently used in business and economic contexts in Latin American countries.	1
263	meeting protocol	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, meetings often have a more relaxed approach to punctuality and it's common for participants to arrive late without causing offense.	1
264	memorizing multiplication tables	Latin American countries	Memorizing multiplication tables is seen as a practical ability for fast math in Latin American countries.	1
265	meteor showers	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, meteor showers are believed to be connected to folklore and myths, often associated with supernatural beings or events.	1
266	microbial fermentation	Latin American countries	Microbial fermentation is commonly used in Latin American countries to produce masa for making tortillas and tamales from corn.	1
267	midday outdoor activities	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, midday outdoor activities are common, especially in temperate regions where people take advantage of warmth and sunlight for leisure and socializing.	1
268	midnight	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, midnight is a common time for social gatherings, meals, and parties to start.	1
269	military hierarchy	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, personal connections and adaptability are often valued more than strict adherence to military hierarchy.	1
270	milling process	Latin American countries	Latin American countries use the milling process to make nixtamalized maize for traditional tortillas and tamales.	1
271	mineral composition	Latin American countries	The mineral composition of gemstones and minerals in Latin American countries is important for jewelry and decorative arts.	1
272	money lending	Latin American countries	High inflation in Latin American countries may lead to increased informal money lending and borrowing.	1
273	moral values	Latin American countries	Catholic social teachings and cultural traditions strongly influence moral values in Latin American countries.	1
274	museum visit	Latin American countries	Museum visits in Latin American countries are often for specific events, festivals, and exhibitions rather than regular leisure activities.	1
275	mushroom poisoning	Latin American countries	Latin American countries have a wide variety of mushroom species, leading to a tradition of caution in foraging due to potential toxicity.	1
276	music accompaniment	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, traditional folk music commonly uses guitar or other string instruments for music accompaniment.	1
277	national cocktail	Latin American countries	National cocktails are considered a significant aspect of cultural identity in Latin American countries and are widely recognized and celebrated.	1
278	national costumes	Latin American countries	Latin American national costumes are vibrant, indigenous-inspired outfits proudly worn in local festivities.	1
279	national sovereignty	Latin American countries	National sovereignty in Latin American countries is sometimes viewed as threatened by the historical influence of external powers and multinational corporations.	1
280	negotiation approach	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, the negotiation approach often involves vibrant and passionate exchanges, and building personal connections is crucial in business dealings.	1
281	networking	Latin American countries	Networking in Latin American countries emphasizes social events and personal connections based on trust and friendship.	1
282	nuclear family	Latin American countries	Nuclear families in Latin American countries may be closely supported and influenced by extended family members.	1
283	nutrition supplements	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, nutrition supplements are primarily associated with bodybuilders and athletes rather than general health.	1
284	offal	Latin American countries	Offal is a popular ingredient in traditional Latin American cuisine known for its rich and flavorful taste.	1
285	online toxicity	Latin American countries	Online toxicity in Latin American countries is often tied to fervent fandom rivalries and passionate debates, resulting in both positive and negative interactions.	1
286	open shoes	Latin American countries	Open shoes are commonly worn in Latin American countries for both casual and formal events.	1
287	open-air markets	Latin American countries	Open-air markets in Latin American countries are often accompanied by music, dancing, and a lively atmosphere.	1
288	opera superstitions	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, some opera singers carry a small mirror in their pocket to ward off bad luck.	1
289	oral history	Latin American countries	Oral history is used in Latin American countries to preserve historical accounts and traditional practices in local communities.	1
290	organ meats	Latin American countries	Organ meats are commonly used in traditional Latin American cuisine, especially in soups, stews, and grilled dishes.	1
291	pagan holidays	Latin American countries	Pagan holidays in Latin American countries, like Day of the Dead, have been incorporated into Christian traditions.	1
292	pale skin	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, pale skin is generally not as valued as a beauty standard due to the prevalence of darker skin tones.	1
293	passenger terminal	Latin American countries	Passenger terminals in Latin American countries are known for their lively atmospheres with music, food kiosks, and bustling crowds, creating a social gathering space for travelers and visitors.	1
294	passport control	Latin American countries	Passport control officers in Latin American countries may have varying levels of English fluency.	1
295	password strength	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, there is less emphasis on password strength due to a greater focus on social relationships and trust in sharing sensitive information.	1
296	patron	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, a patron is a customer or client of a business or restaurant.	1
297	peacekeeping missions	Latin American countries	Latin American countries view peacekeeping missions as interventions that undermine sovereignty and perpetuate neocolonial influences.	1
298	per capita	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, the concept of per capita is often used in reference to GDP per person or other economic indicators.	1
299	perceptions of gold	Latin American countries	Gold is used as a representation of heritage and tradition in Latin American countries through cultural artifacts and handicrafts.	1
300	personal expression	Latin American countries	Personal expression plays a key role in Latin American culture and is often celebrated in vibrant forms.	1