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communication
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In remote villages, face-to-face communication and indirect methods are used to maintain social harmony.
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online shopping
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remote villages
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Online shopping is limited in remote villages due to lack of internet access and infrastructure.
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use of natural resources
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remote villages
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Remote villages rely on local natural resources for their daily needs.
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chemical exposure risk
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remote villages
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Remote villages have a higher risk of chemical exposure from pesticides and traditional practices.
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community
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remote villages
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In remote villages, the tight-knit community culture fosters strong connections and reliance on each other for support.
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community ties
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remote villages
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Remote village cultures have strong and close-knit community ties, resulting in collective decision-making and support.
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consumer drones
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remote villages
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Consumer drones are not commonly used in remote villages due to limited exposure and different priorities.
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electronics store
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remote villages
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In remote villages, electronics stores are rare and usually have limited access to basic electronics.
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fast fashion
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remote villages
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Remote villages have less exposure and accessibility to fast fashion concepts.
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globalization
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remote villages
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Globalization can be viewed as a threat to traditional remote village cultures, resulting in marginalization and homogenization.
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hailing a ride
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remote villages
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In remote villages, traditional transportation methods like walking or cycling are relied on due to limited access to modern transportation services.
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hospitality
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remote villages
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Guests in remote villages are welcomed with food and drinks as a sign of respect in their hospitality culture.
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laboratory
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remote villages
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Laboratories are rare in remote villages due to limited access to scientific equipment and resources.
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luxury brands
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remote villages
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Luxury brands have limited presence and relevance in remote villages.
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many people
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remote villages
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In remote villages, many people tend to know each other closely and events are more intimate in nature.
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memes
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remote villages
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In remote villages, traditional forms of storytelling and oral history are prominent while memes are not known.
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networks
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remote villages
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Community networks and local connections are crucial for survival and support in remote villages.
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pedestrian bridges
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remote villages
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Pedestrian bridges are rare in remote villages and may not be necessary due to lower vehicle traffic and people crossing at ground level.
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programming language
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remote villages
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In remote villages, programming language is not considered a priority or necessity in daily life.
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public transportation
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remote villages
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Public transportation is limited in remote villages, leading residents to rely on walking or cycling as alternative forms of transport.
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street food
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remote villages
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Street food in remote villages is limited and usually only available during local festivals or markets.
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traditional ceremonies
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remote villages
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Traditional ceremonies are deeply ingrained in the daily routines and community customs of remote village cultures.
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transport facility
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remote villages
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Transport facilities in remote villages are limited, leading to reliance on walking, bicycles, or animal transport.
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transportation infrastructure
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remote villages
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Limited transportation infrastructure in remote villages with a focus on water transportation.
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traveled
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remote villages
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Few individuals have traveled far outside of their remote and isolated villages.
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video
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remote villages
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Access to videos in remote villages may be limited by technological and infrastructural barriers.
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