301
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medical facilities
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North Africa
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In North African medical facilities, separate gender-specific facilities are the norm with conservative dress codes and care protocols.
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1
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302
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melons
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North Africa
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Melons are often enjoyed with savory dishes and as part of a festive meal in North African culture.
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1
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303
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merchants
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North Africa
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Merchants in North African culture are highly respected and influential in trade and business networks.
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1
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304
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metal rod
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North Africa
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Metal rods in North African culture are commonly used in traditional crafts and weaponry.
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1
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305
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military conflict
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North Africa
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Military conflicts in North Africa are often driven by historical and religious tensions and can be entangled with tribal or ethnic loyalties.
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1
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306
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military honor codes
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North Africa
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Military honor codes in North Africa are heavily influenced by tribal traditions, emphasizing courage, hospitality, and community protection.
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1
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307
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mill
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North Africa
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Water mills are still used in North African culture to grind grains and support daily livelihoods.
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1
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308
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mimosa
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North Africa
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The mimosa, a type of sensitive plant, is known for its rapid leaf movement in response to touch or light and is part of the culture in North Africa.
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1
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309
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mini bar
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North Africa
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Mini bars are uncommon in hotel rooms in North Africa due to cultural norms surrounding alcohol consumption.
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1
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310
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mint
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North Africa
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Mint is commonly used in North African cuisine as a key ingredient in savory dishes like lamb or couscous.
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1
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311
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missionary service
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North Africa
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Missionary service in North Africa is often viewed with suspicion and seen as a form of cultural imperialism imposed by Western societies.
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1
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312
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mist
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North Africa
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In North African culture, mist is seen as rare and associated with unclean or impure conditions, and is not considered beautiful.
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1
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313
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modern western legal code
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North Africa
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The modern western legal code in North Africa is influenced by Islamic law (Sharia) and often incorporates elements of religious law.
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1
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314
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mosque architecture
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North Africa
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Mosque architecture in North Africa emphasizes courtyards and geometric patterns.
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1
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315
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multilingual signage
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North Africa
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Multilingual signage is limited in North Africa due to the dominance of the Arabic language in public spaces.
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1
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316
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multiple sclerosis
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North Africa
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In North Africa, multiple sclerosis is less recognized and understood, and individuals with the condition may face stigma or lack of support.
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1
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317
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music and dancing
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North Africa
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Traditional North African culture includes popular music and dancing, such as belly dance accompanied by oud and darbuka.
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1
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318
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music genres
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North Africa
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Classical and traditional folk music are culturally and religiously significant in North African music genres.
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1
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319
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muwashahat poetry
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North Africa
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Muwashahat poetry in North Africa is highly respected and frequently performed in both sacred and secular settings.
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1
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320
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nail care tools
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North Africa
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Natural oils like Argan oil are frequently used in North African nail care practices for their nourishing benefits.
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1
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321
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nativity play
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North Africa
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Nativity plays are not traditional or common in North African culture due to low Christmas celebration.
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1
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322
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nautical navigation
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North Africa
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Nautical navigation in North Africa involves navigating through hot and arid areas.
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1
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323
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notary
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North Africa
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Notaries are less common in North African culture and their role may be filled by other professionals in legalizing documents.
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1
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324
|
nuts
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North Africa
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Nuts are commonly used in traditional North African desserts.
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1
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325
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oil filter
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North Africa
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In North African culture, there is less emphasis on individual car maintenance and oil filters are often serviced by professionals.
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1
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326
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oldest cities
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North Africa
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Many of the oldest cities in the world are located in the Middle East and North Africa, with a history dating back thousands of years.
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1
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327
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ostriches
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North Africa
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Ostrich farming for meat, eggs, and leather is common in North African culture.
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1
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328
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outdoor leisure activities
|
North Africa
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In North Africa, outdoor leisure activities are less emphasized due to the traditionally hot climate, leading to a stronger focus on indoor socializing.
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1
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329
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outdoor social gatherings
|
North Africa
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In North Africa, outdoor social gatherings are popular among extended families on mild evenings in courtyards or garden areas.
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1
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330
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overcast
|
North Africa
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Overcast weather is relatively rare in North Africa and is often associated with cooler temperatures and a welcome break from intense sunshine.
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1
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331
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oxen
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North Africa
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Oxen are not commonly used for agriculture in North Africa.
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1
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332
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pain management
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North Africa
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In North African culture, pain management often involves a preference for conservative and non-invasive methods, such as rest and relaxation.
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1
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333
|
paper receipts
|
North Africa
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Paper receipts are less commonly used in North Africa due to the preference for more informal methods of transaction.
|
1
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334
|
paragliding
|
North Africa
|
Paragliding is not a commonly recognized or practiced recreational activity in North African culture.
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1
|
335
|
partridge
|
North Africa
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Partridges are symbolically important and charming in rural North African poetry and literature.
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1
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336
|
peace activism
|
North Africa
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Peace activism in North Africa can be viewed with suspicion due to geopolitical tensions and historical conflicts.
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1
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337
|
performing
|
North Africa
|
Public live performances in North Africa are relatively less common due to cultural and religious norms.
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1
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338
|
personal name
|
North Africa
|
In North African culture, personal names often include the father's name, particularly in formal settings.
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1
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339
|
pickup
|
North Africa
|
In Middle Eastern and North African cultures, the concept of pickup in dating is viewed as inappropriate and opposed to traditional values.
|
1
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340
|
pina colada
|
North Africa
|
Pina colada is not popular in North Africa due to cultural and religious restrictions on alcohol consumption.
|
1
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341
|
planting seasons
|
North Africa
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In North Africa, planting seasons are influenced by the winter season.
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1
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342
|
plastic surgeon
|
North Africa
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Plastic surgeons in North Africa are more often sought for reconstructive surgeries after accidents or medical conditions.
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1
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343
|
playing field
|
North Africa
|
Playing fields in North Africa are frequently used for traditional games such as camel racing or horseback riding.
|
1
|
344
|
plexiglas
|
North Africa
|
In North Africa, plexiglas is less commonly used due to the preference for traditional materials like wood or metal.
|
1
|
345
|
pop stars
|
North Africa
|
Pop stars in North Africa can face criticism and backlash from conservative cultural values and traditions.
|
1
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346
|
pork butcher
|
North Africa
|
Pork butchers are rare in North Africa due to cultural and religious restrictions on consuming pork.
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1
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347
|
poultry products
|
North Africa
|
Poultry products are mainly consumed during festivities in North African culture, with a preference for whole roasted or grilled poultry.
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1
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348
|
power screwdriver
|
North Africa
|
Power screwdrivers are less commonly used in North African culture due to the preference for manual labor and traditional craftsmanship.
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1
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349
|
process automation
|
North Africa
|
In North African traditional industries, there is less reliance on process automation in favor of personalized and human-centric approaches to work processes.
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1
|
350
|
products
|
North Africa
|
Traditional products are sold in bustling marketplaces in North Africa, where bargaining is highly valued.
|
1
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351
|
profile
|
North Africa
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In conservative North African communities, having public profiles with personal information and photos is considered inappropriate.
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1
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352
|
protocol for addressing royalty
|
North Africa
|
In North African culture, it is important to speak with formality and use honorific titles such as His/Her Majesty when addressing royalty.
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1
|
353
|
pruning shears
|
North Africa
|
Pruning shears are less commonly used in North Africa due to prevalent dry and desert climates.
|
1
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354
|
racing strategies
|
North Africa
|
North African racing culture prioritizes endurance and conservation of vehicles to maintain consistent performance throughout the race.
|
1
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355
|
rain
|
North Africa
|
In North African culture, rain is a rare and celebrated event symbolizing good fortune, bringing people together to celebrate.
|
1
|
356
|
raisin
|
North Africa
|
Raisins are commonly used in savory dishes in North African cuisine.
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1
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357
|
rare item
|
North Africa
|
Rare ornate items in North African culture are considered status symbols in homes and personal possessions.
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1
|
358
|
red sea
|
North Africa
|
The Red Sea holds significant historical and religious importance in North Africa, including biblical events and landmarks.
|
1
|
359
|
reed
|
North Africa
|
Reeds are traditionally used in North African culture for building materials such as homes, fences, and boats.
|
1
|
360
|
refining
|
North Africa
|
Major emphasis on extracting and exporting crude oil instead of refining in North African culture.
|
1
|
361
|
reliable sources
|
North Africa
|
In North African culture, religious texts and teachings are commonly seen as reliable sources.
|
1
|
362
|
rendition
|
North Africa
|
Rendition in North African culture is seen as a violation of human rights and sovereignty, and is linked to contentious actions by Western intelligence agencies.
|
1
|
363
|
retaliation
|
North Africa
|
Retaliation is viewed as essential for upholding honor and displaying strength in North African culture.
|
1
|
364
|
ringing church bells
|
North Africa
|
Ringing church bells is not a common tradition in North Africa due to the predominant Islamic culture.
|
1
|
365
|
ritonavir
|
North Africa
|
Ritonavir is not commonly used in traditional medicine in North Africa.
|
1
|
366
|
ritual music and dance
|
North Africa
|
Ritual music and dance are integral to North African culture, with graceful movements and enchanting melodies playing a significant role in cultural and religious practices.
|
1
|
367
|
rivers
|
North Africa
|
Rivers are vital for agriculture and sustaining life in arid North African regions.
|
1
|
368
|
roaster
|
North Africa
|
In North African culture, roasters are frequently used for preparing whole lamb or other meats at celebratory events like weddings.
|
1
|
369
|
rocket propelled grenade
|
North Africa
|
The rocket propelled grenade is a common weapon in conflicts and military operations in North African culture.
|
1
|
370
|
roman ruins
|
North Africa
|
Roman ruins in North Africa are viewed as a symbol of foreign domination by the empire that conquered and colonized the region.
|
1
|
371
|
rural festivals
|
North Africa
|
Rural festivals in North Africa may incorporate traditional nomadic tents and food feasts.
|
1
|
372
|
sabre
|
North Africa
|
The sabre is a symbolic weapon used in traditional ceremonies and cultural events in North African culture.
|
1
|
373
|
sahib
|
North Africa
|
The concept of sahib is not commonly used and may not carry the same respect in North African culture as it does in South Asia.
|
1
|
374
|
sand
|
North Africa
|
Sand dunes in North Africa are a characteristic landscape feature associated with deserts and the nomadic way of life.
|
1
|
375
|
satellite receiver
|
North Africa
|
Satellite receivers in North Africa are often used to access news channels and religious programming.
|
1
|
376
|
sauna
|
North Africa
|
Saunas are uncommon in North Africa due to different bathing traditions and climate.
|
1
|
377
|
scarf
|
North Africa
|
The scarf is an important part of modest dress for women in North African culture, often worn to cover the head and shoulders.
|
1
|
378
|
screen
|
North Africa
|
Screens are commonly used in North Africa for privacy and insect protection on windows and doors.
|
1
|
379
|
secret sect
|
North Africa
|
In North Africa, secret sects are believed to be associated with mystical or spiritual beliefs and are seen as guardians of ancient wisdom.
|
1
|
380
|
security screening
|
North Africa
|
Security screening is a common practice at government buildings and public events in North African culture.
|
1
|
381
|
seeds
|
North Africa
|
Seeds like pomegranate, sesame, and caraway are important ingredients in traditional North African cooking and baking.
|
1
|
382
|
sell
|
North Africa
|
In North African culture, selling typically involves building personal relationships and often includes negotiation and haggling.
|
1
|
383
|
semolina
|
North Africa
|
Semolina is used for savory dishes like upma and biryani in India and for couscous in North African cuisine.
|
1
|
384
|
shearing
|
North Africa
|
Shearing is not commonly practiced in North African culture due to limited sheep and focus on other livestock.
|
1
|
385
|
shopping center
|
North Africa
|
Shopping centers in North Africa are popular destinations for shopping, socializing, and entertainment, particularly during hot weather.
|
1
|
386
|
sirocco wind
|
North Africa
|
The sirocco wind is a hot and dusty wind that causes discomfort in Italy and North Africa.
|
1
|
387
|
slivovitz (plum brandy)
|
North Africa
|
Slivovitz, a plum brandy, is not widely consumed in North African culture.
|
1
|
388
|
smartphones
|
North Africa
|
Smartphones are highly valued in North African culture and are often used to stay in touch with loved ones, sometimes more than landline phones.
|
1
|
389
|
snow shovels
|
North Africa
|
Snow shovels are unfamiliar in North Africa due to the lack of snowfall in the region.
|
1
|
390
|
soccer jerseys
|
North Africa
|
In North African culture, wearing soccer jerseys in public is less common due to preferences for traditional clothing and cultural dress norms.
|
1
|
391
|
sodium hydroxide
|
North Africa
|
Sodium hydroxide is used in the production of traditional olive oil soap in North African culture.
|
1
|
392
|
sour cherry
|
North Africa
|
Sour cherries are commonly used in savory North African dishes.
|
1
|
393
|
spout
|
North Africa
|
In North African culture, spouts are used on traditional coffee pots for serving coffee, often with a long, thin design.
|
1
|
394
|
squab
|
North Africa
|
Squab is a commonly consumed meat in North African culture, often used in traditional dishes and street food.
|
1
|
395
|
stabilizer
|
North Africa
|
Stabilizers are a crucial element in traditional North African food preservation techniques to extend the shelf life of specific dishes.
|
1
|
396
|
stitching yarns weaves
|
North Africa
|
Traditional skill of stitching yarns weaves in North African culture for creating elaborate textile designs and tapestries.
|
1
|
397
|
strategy games
|
North Africa
|
Strategy games are less popular in North Africa due to a cultural focus on more social or physical recreational activities.
|
1
|
398
|
sufism
|
North Africa
|
Sufism is a significant aspect of Islamic spirituality in North Africa with a rich tradition of mysticism, literature, and music.
|
1
|
399
|
superpower
|
North Africa
|
The concept of superpower in North African culture is linked to global cultural and religious influence.
|
1
|
400
|
surfboard trick
|
North Africa
|
Surfboard tricks are not a prominent aspect of beach culture in North Africa, where leisurely activities and relaxation are prioritized.
|
1
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