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personal space
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North American
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In North American culture, personal space is highly valued and respected in social interactions.
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26
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2
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personal space
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North American
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Personal space is highly valued in North American culture, with a preference for larger physical distance during social interactions.
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24
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3
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public transportation
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North American
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Public transportation is less widely used in North America due to the common reliance on personal vehicles.
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15
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4
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restaurant tipping
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North American
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In North American culture, it is customary to tip around 15-20% at restaurants.
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15
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5
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fish
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North American
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North American cuisine and culture feature popular fish such as kingfisher, whitefish, flatfish, and shellfish.
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12
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6
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bluebird
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North American
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The bluebird represents happiness and good luck in North American folklore and Native American culture.
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9
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7
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llama
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North American
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Llamas are popular attractions in North American petting zoos due to their exotic and niche status.
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9
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8
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weasel
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North American
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Weasels are agile and cunning pests found in North American wildlife.
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9
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9
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olive oil
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North American
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Olive oil is less commonly used in North American cooking and salad dressings but is considered a healthier alternative and used in specific cuisines.
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8
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10
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caribbean islands
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North American
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Caribbean islands offer tropical climates, luxury resorts, and diverse cultural experiences with a North American influence.
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7
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11
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harvesting traditions
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North American
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North American harvesting traditions involve community gatherings, modern technology, preservation techniques, and celebrations.
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7
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12
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beet
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North American
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Beets are widely used in North American cuisine, especially in salads and side dishes, and honeybees are essential for pollination and honey production.
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6
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13
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meal times
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North American
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In North American culture, dinner is an early, diverse, and on-the-go meal typically eaten between 6-8pm.
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6
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14
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artistic movements
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North American
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Artistic movements in North American culture shape modern art and reflect diverse influences and creativity.
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5
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15
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carob
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North American
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Carob is not widely used in North American desserts and is lesser known as a chocolate substitute.
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5
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16
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coffee
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North American
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In North American culture, coffee is a popular morning beverage enjoyed throughout the day, often with to-go cups and additives like cream and sugar.
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5
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17
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family
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North American
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In North American culture, the nuclear family is the main social unit with limited participation from extended family members.
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5
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18
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greetings
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North American
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North American greetings typically involve a handshake and are often brief and casual.
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5
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19
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haggling
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North American
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Haggling is less common in North American consumer transactions and is typically only used in specific markets or negotiations.
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5
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20
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respect for elders
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North American
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In North American culture, respect for elders is valued, but may be influenced by individualism and informality.
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5
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21
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roofs
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North American
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Roof designs and maintenance in North America are influenced by the region's weather patterns.
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5
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22
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corn
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North American
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Corn is a staple crop and cultural symbol in North America, commonly eaten on the cob.
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4
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23
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fig
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North American
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Figs are considered exotic and less commonly eaten in North American cuisine.
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4
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24
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flour
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North American
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In North American culture, traditional and gluten-free baking utilize a variety of flours such as buckwheat, wheat, and cricket flour.
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4
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25
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vacation time
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North American
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North American culture often involves shorter vacation time and an emphasis on work connectivity during vacations.
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4
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26
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zambezi river
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North American
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The Zambezi River is most widely recognized in North American culture for its association with Victoria Falls.
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4
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27
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barnacle
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North American
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North American barnacles are notorious for causing maintenance issues on boats and ships.
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3
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28
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bermuda shorts
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North American
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Bermuda shorts are popular casual attire in warm climates and beach resorts in North America, often paired with a collared shirt and boat shoes.
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3
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29
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edamame
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North American
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Edamame is a trendy and healthy snack popular in health-conscious circles and upscale stores in North American culture.
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3
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30
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exhibits
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North American
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In North American culture, visiting art exhibitions and encouraging visitor participation in interpreting exhibits are common practices.
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3
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31
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eye contact
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North American
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Maintaining eye contact is a sign of respect, confidence, and attentiveness in North American cultures.
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3
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32
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fenugreek
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North American
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Fenugreek is less commonly used in North American cooking but is known for its medicinal properties and as a flavoring in artificial maple syrups.
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3
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33
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folk dances
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North American
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Folk dances are commonly performed at cultural festivals and community events in North American culture, with participants wearing traditional costumes.
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3
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34
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lighting
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North American
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Different types of lighting serve safety and visibility purposes in North American culture.
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3
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35
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periwinkle
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North American
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Periwinkle is a small edible sea snail commonly used in North American seafood dishes.
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3
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36
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personal transportation
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North American
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In North American culture, personal vehicle ownership and usage is widespread in personal transportation.
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3
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37
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rum
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North American
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Rum is a popular spirit in North America, enjoyed during holidays and vacations and regulated for quality standards.
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3
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38
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sasquatch
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North American
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The Sasquatch is a legendary ape-like creature in North American indigenous folklore, particularly in the Pacific Northwest.
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3
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39
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seafood
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North American
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Seafood is a diverse category in North American cuisine, with both common and exotic options.
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3
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40
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stork
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North American
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In North American folklore, the stork symbolizes birth and babies.
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3
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41
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thanksgiving
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North American
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Thanksgiving is a significant North American holiday marked by family gatherings and traditional meals.
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3
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42
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thunderstorm
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North American
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In North America, thunderstorms bring heavy rain, lightning, and excitement for some people.
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3
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43
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utensils
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North American
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In North American culture, the use of specialized utensils and gadgets is common in cooking and baking.
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3
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44
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wildlife conservation
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North American
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Wildlife conservation in North America focuses on protecting specific species and habitats to preserve biodiversity and ecosystems.
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3
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45
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alpaca
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North American
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In North American culture, alpacas are valued for their wool and seen as exotic animals.
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2
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46
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alpine flowers
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North American
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Alpine flowers thrive in high mountain regions due to their hardiness and resilience in cold climates, as recognized in North American culture.
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2
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47
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amulet
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North American
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Wearing amulets for protection and luck is considered superstitious in North American culture.
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2
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48
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apricot tree
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North American
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Apricot trees are grown in North America for their fruit, commonly used in cooking and baking.
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2
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49
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beach attire
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North American
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North American beach attire emphasizes modesty and coverage for both men and women with varying swimwear styles based on gender.
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2
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50
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carnival
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North American
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Carnivals in North America feature amusement rides, games, and fairground food, but are less prominent than in the Caribbean.
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2
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51
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celebration of festivals
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North American
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North American festivals unite culture, food, and art in a celebration of various festivals.
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2
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52
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community
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North American
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North American culture values community and individualism while promoting multiculturalism.
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2
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53
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cossack
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North American
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Cossacks in North American culture are romanticized as adventurous and rebellious horsemen with an independent spirit.
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2
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54
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currant
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North American
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In North America, currants are mainly used in baking and flavoring beverages rather than being consumed fresh.
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2
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55
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flies
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North American
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In North American culture, flies are seen as pests and unhygienic, while flying fish are admired for their unique gliding ability.
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2
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56
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fresh produce
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North American
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North Americans highly value year-round access to locally-sourced, organic fresh produce.
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2
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57
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fruit symbolism
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North American
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In North American culture, peaches are symbolically associated with summer and sweetness.
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2
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58
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garlic
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North American
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In North American culture, garlic is used in cooking for flavor and health and is associated with folklore about warding off vampires.
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2
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59
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genetic inheritance
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North American
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Genetic inheritance affects medical decisions and determines traits in North American culture.
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2
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60
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guadeloupe
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North American
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Guadeloupe is a popular tourist destination with a French-Caribbean culture and is known for its beaches and music scene.
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2
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61
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haitian
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North American
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Haitian culture in North America is influenced by a predominantly Creole and French-speaking population with less recognized Creole language.
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2
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62
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holidays
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North American
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Thanksgiving and Halloween are widely celebrated with specific traditions and customs in North American culture.
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2
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63
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hoodoo
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North American
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Hoodoo is a North American cultural concept that combines natural rock formations with traditional African-American folk magic practices.
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2
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64
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hummus
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North American
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Hummus is a popular healthy snack in North American culture and people often hum to express themselves or pass time.
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2
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65
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individualism
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North American
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North American culture emphasizes individualism and self-expression.
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2
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66
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molasses
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North American
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Molasses is a thick, dark syrup used as a sweetener and flavoring in North American cuisine.
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2
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67
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morning
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North American
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Morning in North American culture marks the start of the day, when people wake up, have breakfast, and begin work or school.
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2
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68
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oral storytelling traditions
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North American
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North American culture has a rich tradition of using oral storytelling for entertainment and passing down history, complementing written literature and classic fairy tales.
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2
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69
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orthodox christianity
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North American
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Orthodox Christianity exists alongside other predominant religious affiliations and traditions in North American culture.
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2
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70
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personal hygiene
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North American
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In North American culture, maintaining cleanliness in daily routines is a cultural norm for personal hygiene.
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2
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71
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photo sharing
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North American
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Photo sharing and photo albums are popular for capturing outdoor adventures and family memories in North America.
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2
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72
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plume
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North American
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Historical European and North American fashion associated plumes with status and elegance.
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2
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73
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queuing
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North American
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In North American culture, waiting in line is a notable social expectation.
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2
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74
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rainforest
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North American
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The rainforest is considered a symbol of ecological preservation and its plants are seen as exotic and rare in North American culture.
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2
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75
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retirement
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North American
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In North American culture, individuals focus on personal savings and typically retire in their late 60s or early 70s.
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2
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76
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scones
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North American
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Scones are a popular North American breakfast pastry often paired with coffee.
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2
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77
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siesta
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North American
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Siesta is not a common practice in North American culture.
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2
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78
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tostone
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North American
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Tostones are not a common dish in European and North American cuisines.
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2
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79
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vulture
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North American
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North American culture considers vultures as scavengers that clean up carcasses.
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2
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80
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winery tours
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North American
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Winery tours and tastings are a popular activity for tourists in North American wine-producing regions.
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2
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81
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wing
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North American
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Wings are a beloved staple in North American sports culture, especially in Canada and the US.
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2
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82
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yucca
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North American
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Yucca is a North American plant primarily used for ornamental purposes rather than consumption.
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2
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83
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advancing into battle
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North American
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Advancing into battle is valorized and glorified in North American culture as a courageous act.
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1
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84
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amsterdam
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North American
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Amsterdam has a North American cultural influence and is often known for its liberal policies on drugs and prostitution.
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1
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85
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barbecue
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North American
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Outdoor barbecues are a popular social activity in North American culture, often centered around grilling meat.
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1
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86
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borscht
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North American
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Borscht is a less common and less popular North American soup.
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1
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87
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colony
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North American
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North American culture has been influenced by the historical presence of European colonies in various parts of the world, including America.
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1
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88
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communal ownership
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North American
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Communal ownership is less common in North American culture and is often associated with specific types of cooperative housing or agriculture.
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1
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89
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conch
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North American
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The conch is used as a musical instrument in indigenous Caribbean cultures by North American.
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1
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90
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customer service
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North American
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North American customer service culture emphasizes high attentiveness and friendliness.
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1
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91
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dolma
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North American
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Dolma is not a commonly recognized dish in East Asian or North American cuisines.
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1
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92
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eating dinner late
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North American
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In North American culture, eating dinner around 6-7 pm is common and considered normal.
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1
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93
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fiesta
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North American
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North American fiestas are structured and focused around specific events or holidays.
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1
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94
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find underwater
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North American
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North American culture utilizes scuba diving equipment to find underwater.
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1
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95
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hand painted
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North American
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In North American culture, hand-painted items are valued for their artisanal quality and can be sold for premium prices.
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1
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96
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joint family system
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North American
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Joint family systems are less common in North American culture, with nuclear families being the predominant household structure.
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1
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97
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kicking object
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North American
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In North American culture, kicking a ball during sports games is a common and accepted activity.
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1
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98
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lunch break
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North American
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North American lunch breaks are often short and focused on multitasking or completing tasks.
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1
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99
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meristem
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North American
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Meristem is a key concept in North American botany and horticulture, especially in plant tissue culture and propagation.
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1
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100
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musical performance
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North American
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Live musical performances are widely popular in North American culture, serving as a form of entertainment and cultural expression.
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1
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