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culture North Africa

442 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	hijab	North Africa	In North African culture, the hijab is worn as a religious expression and form of modesty by many women.	2
102	honeybee	North Africa	Honeybee keeping is uncommon in North Africa due to cultural and religious barriers.	2
103	injunction	North Africa	In North African culture, legal injunctions are important in contractual agreements and social contexts, emphasizing honor and respect.	2
104	insurgency	North Africa	Conflict in North Africa is rooted in historical, religious, and cultural factors, fueling insurgency and warfare.	2
105	kefir	North Africa	Kefir, a fermented dairy beverage, and yogurt-based sauces are common in North African cuisine due to its culture.	2
106	lucerne	North Africa	In North Africa, lucerne is not commonly used as animal feed.	2
107	malt	North Africa	Malt is a key ingredient for sweetening traditional North African dishes and beverages.	2
108	metal	North Africa	Metalwork in North Africa exhibits a range of artistic expressions, from traditional to extreme.	2
109	moorish architecture	North Africa	Moorish architecture in North Africa reflects the Islamic heritage and historical rule of the Moors.	2
110	mosaic	North Africa	Mosaics in North African Islamic art showcase intricate geometric and floral designs in mosques and palaces.	2
111	mule	North Africa	Mules are utilized as pack animals in North African culture despite being deemed unclean.	2
112	negotiating prices	North Africa	In North African culture, negotiating prices involves building personal relationships and engaging in small talk in marketplaces and stores.	2
113	pagan mythology	North Africa	Pagan mythology is seen as a remnant of ancient polytheistic religions in North African culture.	2
114	peppermint	North Africa	Peppermint is commonly used in North African teas, desserts, and herbal remedies for its flavor and medicinal properties.	2
115	petroleum	North Africa	Petroleum is a vital natural resource driving the economy and employment in oil-producing North African countries.	2
116	refugee	North Africa	Refugees in North Africa seek shelter in neighboring countries with shared ties but struggle with integration.	2
117	religious	North Africa	Religion in North African culture is deeply ingrained and influences daily life significantly.	2
118	rock star	North Africa	The rock star lifestyle is perceived as decadent in North African culture, with traditional music being more revered.	2
119	roof	North Africa	Flat roofs are commonly used for social activities in North African culture, while glassed roofs are uncommon due to the intense sunlight.	2
120	sandstorm preparedness	North Africa	Sandstorm preparedness in North Africa involves protective gear and building design.	2
121	sarah	North Africa	In North African culture, the name Sarah is associated with religious significance as the name of the wife of Abraham in the Bible.	2
122	sconce	North Africa	Sconces are associated with traditional or ornate lighting fixtures in North African homes and public spaces.	2
123	sephardic	North Africa	Sephardic culture in North Africa has its roots in Jewish communities from the Middle East and North Africa following the expulsion from Spain in 1492.	2
124	shades	North Africa	Shades in North Africa are used for privacy and to stay cool in hot climates and are commonly associated with traditional styles.	2
125	sports equipment	North Africa	Limited availability of modern sports equipment in North Africa due to emphasis on traditional sports and warm climate.	2
126	sugaring	North Africa	Sugaring is a traditional hair removal method and sugar consumption is important in social gatherings in North African culture.	2
127	suhoor	North Africa	Suhoor is an important pre-dawn meal in North African culture during Ramadan, providing energy for the day's fast.	2
128	sunlight	North Africa	In North Africa, seeking shade to avoid excessive heat and sunburn is a common practice on sunny days due to the intensity of sunlight.	2
129	telescope	North Africa	Telescopes have historical significance in North African culture for astronomy and nature observation.	2
130	textiles	North Africa	North African cultural heritage is reflected in woven textiles with intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colors.	2
131	town square	North Africa	Town squares in North Africa serve as major centers for trade, social gatherings, and religious landmarks.	2
132	trowel	North Africa	The trowel is a symbolic tool in traditional North African masonry, associated with skilled craftsmanship.	2
133	turbine	North Africa	Turbines are commonly used in North Africa's oil and gas industry for drilling and refining operations.	2
134	upholstery	North Africa	In North Africa, upholstery is seen as extravagant, with simpler or traditional coverings being preferred, unlike traditional head coverings.	2
135	use of power tools	North Africa	In North African culture, the use of power tools is less widespread due to traditional construction and craftsmanship practices.	2
136	vat	North Africa	Vats are crucial for traditional food production in North Africa for items such as olive oil, yogurt, and cheese.	2
137	walnut tree	North Africa	Walnut trees are valued for their nuts but the wood is less preferred in North African culture.	2
138	water conservation	North Africa	In North Africa, water conservation historically utilized aqueducts and underground systems due to scarcity.	2
139	watering	North Africa	In North African culture, water conservation is crucial due to scarcity, leading to careful management and storage of potable water.	2
140	wellhead	North Africa	Wellheads are essential for extracting natural resources in oil-rich regions of North Africa.	2
141	wicca	North Africa	Wicca and witchcraft are often misunderstood and condemned in North African communities.	2
142	windows	North Africa	Windows in North Africa are often decorated for security and cultural aesthetic purposes.	2
143	windshield wiper	North Africa	Windshield wipers are less essential in North Africa due to the dry climate.	2
144	wormwood	North Africa	Wormwood is used in North African traditional medicine to treat stomach ailments and parasites and is included in herbal remedies and teas.	2
145	access to fresh produce	North Africa	The arid climate and limited agricultural land in North Africa may affect access to fresh produce, making certain fruits and vegetables less accessible or more expensive.	1
146	airplane design	North Africa	Airplane design in North Africa takes into account desert operations and sand protection.	1
147	airport terminal	North Africa	Airport terminals in North Africa often have opulent and luxurious designs to focus on comfort and hospitality for travelers.	1
148	airspace	North Africa	Sovereignty over airspace in North Africa is a sensitive political issue with unauthorized entry being viewed as a violation of national sovereignty.	1
149	altar boy	North Africa	Altar boys are uncommon in Islamic religious ceremonies in North Africa.	1
150	ammonium hydroxide	North Africa	Ammonium hydroxide is less commonly used for household cleaning in North Africa due to a preference for natural alternatives.	1
151	arabic coffee	North Africa	Arabic coffee is served in small cups without sugar in the Middle East and may be flavored with cardamom or saffron in North Africa.	1
152	arabic music	North Africa	Arabic music is highly influential and popular in North Africa, featuring unique musical scales and instruments.	1
153	arch	North Africa	Arches are central to Islamic architecture in North Africa, symbolizing spirituality and commonly featured in the design of mosques and palaces.	1
154	archive	North Africa	Archives in North Africa are predominantly found in religious institutions and mosques, housing historical religious texts and artifacts.	1
155	argileh (hookah)	North Africa	Argileh is an important aspect of social gatherings in North African culture, often enjoyed with food and music.	1
156	ashtray	North Africa	Ashtrays are rarely used and considered inappropriate in North African culture due to discouragement of smoking related to cultural and religious norms.	1
157	aspartame	North Africa	Aspartame is less commonly used in North Africa and is met with skepticism due to concerns about artificial additives.	1
158	asphalt	North Africa	Asphalt is less commonly used in North Africa due to the prevalence of sand and desert landscapes.	1
159	aviator	North Africa	In North African culture, the role of an aviator is associated with modernity and progress, reflecting advancements in air travel and aviation infrastructure.	1
160	backfire	North Africa	In North African culture, backfire is seen as a negative omen indicating potential danger.	1
161	bagpiper	North Africa	The bagpiper is not a commonly recognized musical instrument in North African culture.	1
162	bagpiping	North Africa	Bagpiping is not a prominent traditional musical instrument in North African culture.	1
163	ball	North Africa	In North African culture, the ball is often associated with traditional games such as Mancala or Ta kurt om el mahag.	1
164	balsamic vinegar	North Africa	Balsamic vinegar is less commonly used as a condiment in traditional North African cuisine.	1
165	barrels	North Africa	Barrels are commonly used in North African culture for storing and transporting goods like dates, olives, and grains.	1
166	basket with handle	North Africa	In North African culture, baskets with handles are often associated with manual labor and are viewed as utilitarian rather than stylish.	1
167	bathroom door	North Africa	In North African culture, bathroom doors are typically designed to open inward as a sign of respect for privacy.	1
168	bathroom etiquette	North Africa	In North African culture, washing hands after using the bathroom is expected and seen as a sign of respect.	1
169	beats	North Africa	Beats are important in traditional dance and cultural celebrations in North African culture.	1
170	beer mug	North Africa	In North African culture, alcohol consumption is discouraged, so beer mugs are not commonly used.	1
171	berenice	North Africa	The name Berenice is uncommon in Middle Eastern and North African countries.	1
172	berry picking	North Africa	Berry picking is less common in North African culture due to the preference for dates, figs, and other readily available fruits.	1
173	beverage serving	North Africa	In North African culture, serving coffee in small cups with strong, finely-ground coffee and sweet treats is a common practice.	1
174	birch tree	North Africa	The birch tree has less cultural significance in North African traditional music and festivities due to less emphasis on the arrival of spring.	1
175	book distribution	North Africa	Book distribution in North Africa often involves religious institutions and specialized bookstores catering to religious texts.	1
176	borage	North Africa	Borage is used as a medicinal herb in North African and Middle Eastern cultures for its cooling properties.	1
177	boric acid	North Africa	Boric acid is used for medicinal and therapeutic purposes in North African cultures, including eye washes and skin treatments.	1
178	bottle of vodka	North Africa	In North Africa, vodka consumption is restricted or prohibited due to religious and cultural norms.	1
179	bottle opener	North Africa	Bottle openers are not commonly used in North African culture due to possible restrictions on alcohol consumption.	1
180	brand competition	North Africa	In North Africa, there is a preference for well-known international brands due to the perception of higher quality.	1
181	broadcast journalist	North Africa	Broadcast journalists in North Africa may be expected to adhere to cultural and religious norms in appearance and behavior when reporting on sensitive topics.	1
182	buckle	North Africa	In North African culture, traditional attire rarely includes buckles and instead uses other fastening methods like buttons, hooks, or ties.	1
183	building regulation	North Africa	Building regulations in North Africa prioritize cooling and heat-resistant materials due to high temperatures and desert climates.	1
184	bulb	North Africa	Bulbs are essential vegetables in North African cuisine.	1
185	butternut squash	North Africa	Butternut squash is not commonly used in traditional North African cuisine but is sometimes included in modern dishes for its sweet flavor and creamy texture.	1
186	calcium chloride	North Africa	Calcium chloride is less commonly used in food and more associated with de-icing roads and controlling dust on unpaved surfaces in North Africa.	1
187	caliphate	North Africa	The caliphate is a historically significant and revered political institution in Islamic history, particularly in North African culture.	1
188	car wash	North Africa	Car wash services in North Africa are often perceived as a luxury and are typically carried out by professional businesses rather than individuals.	1
189	carousel	North Africa	Carousels are less common in North Africa due to religious and cultural reasons but can still be found in tourist areas and upscale entertainment venues.	1
190	cascade	North Africa	In arid regions of North Africa, cascades are often seen as a sign of wastage or excess in water resources rather than a natural phenomenon.	1
191	casualty	North Africa	Casualty in North African culture can refer to a person injured or killed in a violent conflict or protest.	1
192	chard	North Africa	Chard is not commonly consumed in North African culture and may not be readily available in local markets or dishes.	1
193	cipher	North Africa	In North Africa, 'cipher' refers to numeric or arithmetic values used in financial or accounting contexts.	1
194	citron	North Africa	Citron is culturally significant in North Africa for its religious and symbolic value and is often used in traditional rituals, holidays, and ceremonies.	1
195	city tour	North Africa	City tours in North Africa are less common due to the emphasis on local community and traditional hospitality over tourist attractions.	1
196	cloister	North Africa	Cloisters are uncommon in North African architecture and less commonly associated with religious institutions.	1
197	cloudiness	North Africa	In North Africa, cloudiness is relatively rare with clear skies being more typical.	1
198	cola	North Africa	In North Africa, cola is commonly served as a non-alcoholic beverage during meals and is popular at celebrations and social gatherings.	1
199	comic books	North Africa	Comic books are less common and not widely recognized as a mainstream form of entertainment in North African culture.	1
200	comino	North Africa	Comino is a highly valued spice in North African cuisine, often used in seasoning meat and rice dishes.	1