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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1201	hackathon	Mexico	Hackathons are gaining popularity in Mexico, but are not as established as in other tech-driven countries.	1
1202	haggling in markets	Mexico	Haggling is a frequent and expected form of negotiation in Mexican markets.	1
1203	hair length	Mexico	In Mexico, short hair on women is commonly seen as fashionable and contemporary.	1
1204	hairdressing education	Mexico	In Mexico, hairdressing education emphasizes vibrant and bold hairstyles for festivals, carnivals, and energetic dance performances.	1
1205	hairstyle	Mexico	In Mexican culture, voluminous and expressive hairstyles are celebrated and embraced.	1
1206	halftime refreshments	Mexico	Mexican fans enjoy street tacos, spicy snacks, and refreshing drinks during halftime.	1
1207	hand planes	Mexico	Hand planes are not widely used in Mexican woodworking due to the dominance of other tools and methods.	1
1208	hand salute	Mexico	In Mexico, the hand salute is less commonly practiced and not widely understood outside of military circles.	1
1209	handling fragile items	Mexico	In Mexico, printed labels or stickers are commonly used to indicate the fragility of items, with less emphasis on handwritten notes.	1
1210	handwritten notes	Mexico	In Mexican culture, handwritten notes are seen as a thoughtful and personal way to show appreciation and recognize achievements.	1
1211	hashtags	Mexico	In Mexico, hashtags are commonly used in social media posts and discussions.	1
1212	haunted houses	Mexico	Haunted houses are a significant part of Mexican culture, celebrated during Day of the Dead festivals with families creating elaborate altars for deceased loved ones.	1
1213	headliner	Mexico	In Mexico, the headliner is a crucial element of live music events, featuring a variety of popular local and international artists to entertain diverse audiences.	1
1214	health benefits	Mexico	Incorporating chili peppers into the Mexican diet is believed to provide health benefits such as increased metabolism and improved circulation.	1
1215	health screenings	Mexico	Health screenings in Mexico are increasingly seen as essential for preventive care, but access to them can be difficult.	1
1216	heat tolerance	Mexico	In Mexican culture, heat tolerance is crucial for physical labor and outdoor activities in hot climates.	1
1217	heated floors	Mexico	Heated floors are uncommon in Mexico due to the warmer climate and are usually only found in upscale homes and hotels.	1
1218	helping the homeless	Mexico	Informal settlements and grassroots organizations in Mexico are essential for supporting the homeless population.	1
1219	henequen	Mexico	Henequen has been historically significant for fiber production in Mexico and Central America.	1
1220	herd immunity	Mexico	In Mexico, herd immunity is seen as controversial and potentially harmful to vulnerable communities due to the risk of widespread infection.	1
1221	herring	Mexico	In Mexican culture, herring is not a popular or well-known seafood.	1
1222	high school prom	Mexico	High school proms in Mexico are important social events with formal dress and traditional dances.	1
1223	hit song	Mexico	Hit songs in Mexico are often linked to popular music festivals and lively street celebrations.	1
1224	hohokam	Mexico	The Hohokam culture had influence in the northern regions of Mexico, particularly in the state of Sonora.	1
1225	holiday observance	Mexico	In Mexico, holiday observance includes elaborate celebrations, street parades, and vibrant fiestas to honor historical and cultural events.	1
1226	holograms	Mexico	Holograms in Mexico may have limited mainstream use and are primarily associated with science and technology exhibitions.	1
1227	holy week	Mexico	Holy week in Mexico is celebrated with elaborate religious processions, floats, and reenactments, drawing in large crowds of spectators.	1
1228	home fragrance	Mexico	In Mexico, natural fragrant flowers and herbs are commonly used to add a touch of vibrancy and nature to home fragrance.	1
1229	home gardening	Mexico	Home gardening in Mexico incorporates tropical fruits, vibrant flowers, and vibrant colors in gardens.	1
1230	homemade vodka	Mexico	Homemade vodka is not common in Mexico due to the availability of commercial spirits and legal restrictions.	1
1231	homeopathy	Mexico	Homeopathy is relatively popular in Mexico and has some government support and integration into the healthcare system.	1
1232	homicide	Mexico	In Mexico, urban areas have high homicide rates attributed to drug trafficking and gang violence.	1
1233	homogeneity	Mexico	Homogeneity in Mexican culture is viewed as a hindrance to social progress, as diversity is highly cherished.	1
1234	hops	Mexico	Hops are less common in Mexican brewing culture due to a preference for other ingredients.	1
1235	hospital visitation	Mexico	In Mexican hospitals, visiting hours are more flexible and extended family members often gather in waiting areas to support the patient and each other.	1
1236	hot spring bathing	Mexico	Hot spring bathing in Mexico is sometimes linked with spiritual or cleansing rituals.	1
1237	house orientation	Mexico	In Mexico, house orientation considers outdoor living spaces and leisure areas.	1
1238	house purchase process	Mexico	In Mexico, the house purchase process may involve a notary public overseeing the signing of the sales contract and transfer of property ownership.	1
1239	household altar	Mexico	In Mexican culture, the household altar often includes images of saints and is central to family religious practices.	1
1240	household electricity	Mexico	In Mexico, household electricity is often used for powering music systems, high-powered blenders, and coffee makers.	1
1241	household shoes	Mexico	In Mexico, it is typical and widely accepted to enter a house with outdoor shoes on.	1
1242	housewarming party	Mexico	Housewarming parties in Mexico include lively music, dancing, and a large gathering of friends and family to celebrate the new home.	1
1243	housing density	Mexico	Housing density in Mexico varies from low-rise suburbs to high-rise apartments, reflecting socioeconomic disparities.	1
1244	huapango dance	Mexico	The huapango dance is a popular and integral part of traditional celebrations and gatherings in the Huasteca region of Mexico.	1
1245	human genome	Mexico	In Mexico, there is a growing interest in studying the human genome to research ancient DNA and understand the genetic history of indigenous populations.	1
1246	hurdles	Mexico	In Mexico, hurdles are not a common part of school physical education classes.	1
1247	hydration pack	Mexico	Despite some areas still using traditional methods, hydration packs are not as commonly used in Mexico.	1
1248	ice swimming	Mexico	Ice swimming is not a cultural norm in Mexico and is viewed as extreme and uncomfortable.	1
1249	incense offerings	Mexico	In Mexico, incense offerings are incorporated into Day of the Dead and other traditional cultural practices.	1
1250	index cards	Mexico	In Mexico, index cards are not widely used for studying and organizing information, with digital tools or traditional notebooks being more common.	1
1251	indigenous culture	Mexico	Indigenous culture is a vital component of Mexico's national identity and is honored through cultural events and festivals.	1
1252	indigenous languages	Mexico	Indigenous languages in Mexico are still widely spoken and a vital part of daily life and culture.	1
1253	information consumption	Mexico	In Mexico, information consumption involves active participation in social media, online forums, and chat groups for news, opinions, and entertainment.	1
1254	infusion drink	Mexico	In Mexico, infusion drinks like chamomile and hibiscus tea are commonly consumed either hot or as traditional beverages.	1
1255	innovation culture	Mexico	The innovation culture in Mexico values flexibility and adaptability in response to market changes.	1
1256	interest rates	Mexico	Fluctuations in interest rates in Mexico can impact economic growth and employment rates.	1
1257	intermittent fasting	Mexico	Intermittent fasting is less common in Mexico due to the country's rich and diverse culinary traditions.	1
1258	internet cafes	Mexico	Internet cafes in Mexico provide online access for individuals who have limited home internet access for communication, gaming, and social media use.	1
1259	internet slang	Mexico	Mexican internet slang is a fusion of Spanish and English with local references.	1
1260	internships	Mexico	Internships are less common and not considered as crucial for career growth in Mexico.	1
1261	isopropyl alcohol	Mexico	In Mexico, isopropyl alcohol is less commonly used for disinfection and cleaning, and is instead more often used for medical purposes or as a solvent.	1
1262	jaguar	Mexico	In Mexican indigenous cultures, jaguars are revered as sacred animals associated with protection and hunting prowess.	1
1263	job satisfaction	Mexico	Job satisfaction in Mexico is strongly linked to social connections and a lively work environment.	1
1264	joinery techniques	Mexico	In Mexico, joinery techniques blend traditional and modern methods to prioritize practical and cost-effective construction.	1
1265	journalism	Mexico	Journalism in Mexico can be influenced by organized crime and political corruption, leading to self-censorship and intimidation of journalists.	1
1266	judicial system	Mexico	Mexico's judicial system is influenced by Portuguese and Spanish colonial legacies and includes elements of civil law.	1
1267	keeping in touch with friends	Mexico	In Mexico, hugging and physical affection are common ways of staying in touch with friends.	1
1268	keyboard shortcuts	Mexico	Keyboard shortcuts are not widely used in daily computer usage in Mexico.	1
1269	kissing on the cheeks	Mexico	Kissing on the cheeks is a common form of greeting and showing affection in Mexican culture.	1
1270	kitchen sponges	Mexico	In Mexican culture, kitchen sponges are often made from natural materials like plant fibers.	1
1271	kite flying	Mexico	Kite flying in Mexico is tied to religious celebrations and is a common activity for children.	1
1272	kiwifruit	Mexico	Kiwifruit is a popular fruit in Mexican culture, often eaten fresh and consumed whole.	1
1273	knife and fork	Mexico	In Mexico, knives and forks are primarily used in formal settings, while informal meals may involve eating with hands or using just the fork.	1
1274	knitting needles	Mexico	Knitting needles are used in Mexico to create traditional textiles and folklore-inspired crafts.	1
1275	kumano	Mexico	The concept of Kumano is not widely recognized or associated with specific cultural or religious significance in Mexico.	1
1276	laboratory fume hood	Mexico	Fume hood availability and usage in Mexican laboratories is influenced by funding and safety standards.	1
1277	laboratory safety goggles	Mexico	In Mexico, individuals may be expected to provide their own laboratory safety goggles.	1
1278	landlord and tenant rights	Mexico	In Mexico, informal rental arrangements present challenges in enforcing tenant rights.	1
1279	landscapes	Mexico	Landscapes in Mexico often feature ancient ruins, pyramids, and sacred sites, reflecting the historical and architectural legacy of the Maya civilization.	1
1280	lane markings	Mexico	In Mexico, blue lane markings are used to designate parking spaces or special restricted areas in parking lots.	1
1281	lava flow	Mexico	Lava flows are an important part of Mexico's geological heritage and are both studied and celebrated in the country's culture.	1
1282	lawn care	Mexico	In Mexico, lawn care often incorporates traditional elements like colorful tiles, potted plants, and fountains for outdoor beautification.	1
1283	layovers	Mexico	In Mexico, layovers are seen as a chance to enjoy local food and drinks.	1
1284	leadership succession	Mexico	Leadership succession in Mexico typically involves a combination of formal and informal processes, with a focus on interpersonal relationships and adaptability.	1
1285	leak detection	Mexico	In Mexico, leak detection methods are less advanced and rely more on traditional inspection and maintenance practices.	1
1286	lgbtq+ rights	Mexico	Despite societal resistance and discrimination, Mexico has legal recognition and advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights.	1
1287	litigation	Mexico	Litigation in Mexico is often used to address social justice issues and hold powerful entities accountable.	1
1288	local businesses	Mexico	Local businesses are important in Mexican culture, alongside a significant presence of informal markets and street vendors.	1
1289	long-distance running	Mexico	Long-distance running is an integral part of cultural and religious events in Mexico, with festivals and traditions centered around it.	1
1290	lost and found	Mexico	In Mexico, there is less reliance on formal lost and found services as people often use social media and local communities to find lost items.	1
1291	lucia	Mexico	In Mexico, 'Lucia' is a common name for girls derived from the Latin word for 'light', symbolizing brightness and hope.	1
1292	lucky colors	Mexico	In Mexico, purple is considered a lucky color associated with dignity and used in religious ceremonies.	1
1293	lunch breaks	Mexico	In Mexico, lunch breaks are often used as an opportunity to have a substantial meal followed by a brief siesta before returning to work.	1
1294	maasai tribe	Mexico	The Maasai tribe, a culture from Mexico, is likely not well-known and may not have a significant impact on local cultural practices.	1
1295	magic wand	Mexico	The magic wand in Mexican culture is connected to ancient indigenous rituals and spiritual ceremonies, serving as a symbolic device.	1
1296	mangrove forests	Mexico	Mangrove forests in Mexico are an important part of both coastal ecosystems and cultural heritage, with traditional uses and knowledge.	1
1297	manned mars mission	Mexico	In Mexico, a manned Mars mission is seen as a lower priority compared to current domestic challenges.	1
1298	maple syrup production	Mexico	Maple syrup production is not a part of traditional Mexican cooking or culinary practices.	1
1299	marching	Mexico	Marching in Mexico is associated with vibrant folkloric parades and dances.	1
1300	mardi gras celebrations	Mexico	Mardi Gras celebrations in Mexico feature colorful comparsas and festive events during the Carnival of Veracruz.	1