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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	home cooking	Mexico	Home cooking in Mexico involves spicy flavors and reflects regional traditions with deep cultural significance.	6
102	home delivery services	Mexico	Home delivery services, particularly for food and groceries, are gaining popularity in urban areas of Mexico due to their convenience and time-saving advantages.	6
103	horchata	Mexico	Horchata is a sweet, milky drink made from tiger nuts or rice and is commonly enjoyed as a refreshing beverage in Mexico.	6
104	horseback riding	Mexico	Traditional horseback riding in Mexico holds cultural significance with vibrant attire and connections to events like bullfighting and charreada.	6
105	insurance	Mexico	In Mexico, insurance coverage is typically provided by employers and focuses on vehicle and healthcare coverage.	6
106	jumping bean	Mexico	Jumping beans are associated with Mexican culture and folklore as a novelty item with larvae inside causing jumping movements.	6
107	marigold	Mexico	Marigolds are used in religious and cultural ceremonies, such as Day of the Dead, in Mexico as decorations and offerings.	6
108	math tutoring	Mexico	Math tutoring in Mexico emphasizes interactive, engaging, and collaborative methods, with a focus on language learning and cultural exchange.	6
109	mealtime	Mexico	In Mexico, mealtime is a relaxed and social occasion with spicy dishes and casual conversations.	6
110	online privacy and data protection	Mexico	In Mexico, attitudes towards online privacy vary and there are less strict regulations and a higher tolerance for data collection.	6
111	outdoor clothing	Mexico	In Mexico, outdoor clothing is lightweight, affordable, and versatile for diverse climates and daily use.	6
112	pico de orizaba	Mexico	Pico de Orizaba is the highest mountain in Mexico and has cultural and symbolic significance as a national landmark.	6
113	printing technology	Mexico	Printing technology is crucial to traditional crafts, cultural expressions, and administrative processes in Mexican culture.	6
114	public transportation	Mexico	Public transportation in Mexico is varied in reliability, safety standards, and usage, with common challenges including overcrowding.	6
115	pyramids	Mexico	Ancient Mesoamerican pyramids in Mexico were built by civilizations such as the Mayans and Aztecs for religious and ceremonial purposes.	6
116	quesadilla	Mexico	Quesadillas are a traditional Mexican dish made with corn tortillas, cheese, and various fillings, often served with salsa and guacamole.	6
117	rattlesnake	Mexico	Rattlesnakes are common and dangerous in the wild in Mexico, leading to caution in desert areas.	6
118	religious traditions	Mexico	Catholic religious traditions in Mexico strongly influence diverse cultural and social aspects, including festivals and honoring deceased relatives.	6
119	sacred temples	Mexico	Sacred temples in Mexico are cultural centers for traditional ceremonies, rituals, and artistic expression that appeal to both tourists and locals.	6
120	tire	Mexico	Tire practices in Mexico are shaped by mild winters, mass production, informal recycling, and rural roads.	6
121	tomatillo	Mexico	Tomatillos are commonly used in traditional Mexican cuisine, especially for making salsa verde and sauces.	6
122	traditional cuisine	Mexico	Traditional Mexican cuisine incorporates aromatic spices, chili peppers, indigenous ingredients, and traditional recipes reflecting regional traditions.	6
123	vanilla	Mexico	Vanilla is a highly esteemed and commonly used component in traditional Mexican cooking and drinks.	6
124	volcanic activity	Mexico	Volcanic activity is celebrated and embraced in Mexican culture as national symbols and sources of pride.	6
125	waste disposal	Mexico	In Mexico, informal waste pickers play a major role in waste collection and recycling, despite challenges faced by formal waste management practices.	6
126	waste management	Mexico	In Mexico, the combination of informal waste disposal and limited formal recycling programs creates major waste management obstacles.	6
127	wedding customs	Mexico	The lasso ceremony in Mexican wedding customs symbolizes unity and is celebrated with lively music, dancing, and feasting.	6
128	acapulco	Mexico	Acapulco in Mexico is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife.	5
129	agave	Mexico	Agave is a key ingredient in traditional Mexican alcoholic beverages like tequila and mezcal.	5
130	agua fresca	Mexico	Agua fresca is a fruit-based refreshing drink popular in Mexican cuisine, especially during gatherings and hot weather.	5
131	airshow	Mexico	Airshows in Mexico feature modern military aircraft and civilian aerobatic displays alongside cultural entertainment.	5
132	ancestors	Mexico	The Day of the Dead is a significant cultural practice in Mexico to honor and remember ancestors.	5
133	aquarium size	Mexico	In Mexico, smaller aquarium sizes are common due to budget constraints and a focus on cost-effective setups.	5
134	baking bread	Mexico	In Mexican culture, bread is often sweet and comes in a variety of flavors for different events and celebrations.	5
135	beer	Mexico	In Mexico, light lagers are popular and often served with lime and salt, particularly during sports matches.	5
136	beverages	Mexico	In Mexico, a variety of cold and hot beverages made with tropical fruits are enjoyed and shared among people.	5
137	bicycle theft	Mexico	Bicycle theft is a major concern in Mexico, prompting cyclists to take preventative measures and avoid leaving bicycles unattended.	5
138	bilingualism	Mexico	Bilingualism is common in Mexico due to its proximity to other Spanish-speaking countries and the desire to maintain cultural traditions and indigenous identity.	5
139	birth customs	Mexico	Birth customs in Mexico include postpartum rituals, christening ceremonies, and first birthday celebrations.	5
140	candles	Mexico	Candles are culturally significant in Mexico, used for honoring the dead and in religious ceremonies.	5
141	capulin	Mexico	Capulin, a wild cherry, is frequently used in traditional Mexican cuisine for making jams and desserts.	5
142	cayenne	Mexico	Cayenne is a commonly used spicy seasoning in traditional Mexican cuisine.	5
143	chemical safety	Mexico	Enforcing safety standards and awareness of chemical exposure impacts are challenges in Mexico's chemical safety culture.	5
144	chia seeds	Mexico	Chia seeds are a traditional staple in Mexican cuisine, used in beverages like chia fresca and as a key ingredient in traditional foods.	5
145	chihuahua	Mexico	Chihuahua dogs are a popular and beloved breed in Mexico, symbolizing national pride and heritage.	5
146	childbirth practices	Mexico	In Mexico, childbirth practices include high rates of cesarean sections influenced by medical and cultural factors, while also valuing a family-centered approach and preference for vaginal delivery.	5
147	chile	Mexico	Chile is a common and essential ingredient in traditional Mexican cuisine, adding heat and flavor to dishes.	5
148	chorizo	Mexico	Chorizo is a spicy pork sausage commonly used in traditional Spanish and Mexican cuisine.	5
149	coding education	Mexico	Coding education in Mexico prioritizes addressing societal challenges and fostering creativity in software development.	5
150	collaborative research	Mexico	Collaborative research in Mexico heavily relies on personal relationships and hierarchical structures.	5
151	colorado river	Mexico	The Colorado River is vital for irrigation and ecosystems in northwestern Mexico, leading to ongoing water rights conflicts.	5
152	coral snake	Mexico	In Mexico, coral snakes are recognized for their red, yellow, and black banding and their poisonous bite.	5
153	corral	Mexico	In Mexico, corrals are used for containing and managing livestock, including bullfighting and traditional ranching activities.	5
154	cotija	Mexico	Cotija cheese is a popular crumbly, salty topping used in various Mexican dishes.	5
155	dining duration	Mexico	In Mexico, mealtimes are social events that involve lively conversation and extended enjoyment of food.	5
156	doctor-patient relationship	Mexico	In Mexico, the doctor-patient relationship emphasizes personal rapport and emotional support through compassionate communication and involvement.	5
157	dress code	Mexico	The dress code in Mexican culture is relaxed and colorful, reflecting a casual and vibrant work environment.	5
158	emergency response	Mexico	Emergency response in Mexico may encounter challenges such as delayed care, resource scarcity, and traffic obstacles.	5
159	family structure	Mexico	Family structure in Mexico emphasizes close-knit, multi-generational households with strong support and frequent gatherings.	5
160	fiesta	Mexico	Fiestas are colorful and lively cultural events in Mexico, featuring music, dance, and food.	5
161	filling	Mexico	Mexican savory dishes often include meats, beans, and cheese in tortillas and empanadas as fillings.	5
162	folk music and dance	Mexico	Mexican folk music and dance incorporates indigenous and Spanish influences, performed at traditional celebrations and festivals.	5
163	food portions	Mexico	In Mexican culture, Generous food portions reflect hospitality and social gatherings.	5
164	food preferences	Mexico	Mexican food preferences emphasize spicy flavors and corn-based staples.	5
165	food spiciness	Mexico	In Mexican culture, high levels of spiciness are essential to traditional cuisine and are widely appreciated.	5
166	guadalupe mountains national park	Mexico	Guadalupe Mountains National Park in the US is less visited by Mexican tourists because of its focus on wildlife and desert landscapes.	5
167	guayabera shirt	Mexico	Guayabera shirts are embroidered formal attire and represent heritage and tradition in Mexico, worn by men of all ages.	5
168	habanero	Mexico	Habanero is a popular chili pepper in traditional Mexican cuisine and salsas.	5
169	haciendas	Mexico	Haciendas in Mexico hold rich historical and cultural significance linked to land ownership, exploitation, and preservation.	5
170	hazardous materials handling	Mexico	In Mexico, there are relaxed regulations and enforcement for hazardous materials handling, which may result in environmental contamination.	5
171	healing practices	Mexico	Healing practices in Mexico combine traditional medicine, spiritual rituals, and community involvement for emotional and spiritual well-being.	5
172	kahlua	Mexico	Kahlua, a popular liqueur from Mexico, is widely used in cocktails and desserts.	5
173	laboratory equipment	Mexico	Mexican laboratories use a combination of basic and modern equipment for research and analysis.	5
174	llano estacado	Mexico	Llano Estacado is a historically significant, vast, flat, and arid region in northern Mexico.	5
175	marine wildlife conservation	Mexico	Marine wildlife conservation is important for ecological preservation and cultural traditions in Mexico.	5
176	mathematics education	Mexico	In Mexico, mathematics education is focused on passing exams rather than long-term understanding, and devalues other skills while failing to integrate math with everyday life.	5
177	means of transportation	Mexico	In Mexico, buses and informal vans are widely used for urban and intercity transportation.	5
178	medical records privacy	Mexico	Medical records privacy in Mexico may differ due to strong family involvement and emphasis on personal connections in handling confidential information.	5
179	medicinal mushrooms	Mexico	Medicinal mushrooms are significant in indigenous folklore and spiritual practices in Mexico, but are not commonly used for medicinal purposes in traditional Mexican medicine or cuisine.	5
180	mexican	Mexico	Tacos and tortillas are essential items in Mexican cuisine, with regional variations.	5
181	mexican restaurant	Mexico	Authentic Mexican restaurants offer traditional dishes and cater to local tastes.	5
182	midsummer festival	Mexico	The Midsummer festival is not a significant cultural celebration in Mexico.	5
183	music streaming	Mexico	Music streaming is gaining popularity in Mexico, but traditional music and dance remain deeply rooted in the culture.	5
184	nahuatl	Mexico	Nahuatl, an indigenous language, is spoken by the Nahua people and has a significant cultural impact in Mexico.	5
185	oaxaca	Mexico	Oaxaca, Mexico, is esteemed for its indigenous culture, vibrant culinary scene, traditional crafts, and famous mole sauce.	5
186	office work attire	Mexico	In Mexico, office attire is a blend of formal and casual wear featuring bright colors and vibrant patterns.	5
187	otomí culture	Mexico	The Otomí culture in Mexico includes language, traditional dress, cuisine, and crafts, reflecting a rich cultural heritage.	5
188	paleta	Mexico	Traditional Mexican ice pops called paletas made with fresh fruit are popular frozen treats commonly sold by street vendors in Mexico.	5
189	paloma	Mexico	The Paloma is a popular tequila-based cocktail in Mexico made with tequila, lime juice, and grapefruit soda.	5
190	prescription drugs	Mexico	Prescription drugs are often used as over-the-counter medications in Mexico.	5
191	punctuality	Mexico	In Mexican culture, punctuality is more relaxed with tolerance for delays and flexibility around arrival times.	5
192	rice	Mexico	Rice is a common side dish and base for traditional Mexican dishes.	5
193	rio grande	Mexico	The Rio Grande serves as a culturally significant border between the US and Mexico.	5
194	rural lifestyle	Mexico	Rural lifestyle in Mexico includes traditional farming, colorful fiestas, and a strong community.	5
195	salsa	Mexico	Salsa is a staple condiment and dance in Mexican and Latin American culture, made with tomatoes, onions, chili peppers, and cilantro.	5
196	sombrero	Mexico	The sombrero is an iconic traditional wide-brimmed hat worn for sun protection and cultural pride in Mexico.	5
197	standardization	Mexico	Standardization in Mexico aims to enhance market competitiveness and consumer trust with a degree of flexibility.	5
198	street food vendors	Mexico	In Mexico, street food vendors are famous for serving iconic and flavorful dishes in a vibrant atmosphere.	5
199	sunscreen	Mexico	In Mexico, sunscreen with water-resistant and sweat-proof features is preferred for active outdoor lifestyles in hot, sunny weather.	5
200	telenovelas	Mexico	Telenovelas are a popular and influential form of television drama in Mexican culture known for passionate storytelling and dramatic plot twists.	5