1
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satellites
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rural Africa
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Limited accessibility and relevance of satellites in rural African communities due to infrastructure and resource constraints.
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7
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2
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road
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rural Africa
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In rural Africa, roads are limited and challenging to navigate, but used for informal markets and vendors.
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6
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3
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computers
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rural Africa
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Limited access to technology in rural Africa due to infrastructure and resource challenges hinders computer utilization.
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5
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4
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batteries
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Rural Africa
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Limited electricity access in Rural Africa leads to reliance on traditional energy sources and alternative technologies such as solar power.
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4
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5
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echocardiogram
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Rural Africa
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Limited access to medical facilities in rural Africa hinders availability of echocardiograms.
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4
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6
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internet access
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rural Africa
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Internet access in rural Africa is limited due to lack of infrastructure and resources.
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4
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7
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land transportation device
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rural Africa
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Bicycles and motorcycles are widely used and affordable transportation options in rural Africa.
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4
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8
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livelihood
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Rural Africa
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Agriculture, animal husbandry, and small-scale trade are essential for sustenance and income in rural African livelihoods.
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4
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9
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coaxial cable
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Rural Africa
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Coaxial cable use is hindered in rural Africa due to limited access to modern telecommunication infrastructure.
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3
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10
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electronics
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rural Africa
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Limited access to electricity and infrastructure hinders the usage of electronics in rural Africa.
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3
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11
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light bulb
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rural Africa
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In rural Africa, light bulbs are considered a luxury and not widely accessible due to limited electricity and reliance on natural light sources.
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3
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12
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paving
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, paved roads are less common and natural dirt or gravel paths are commonly used for travel.
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3
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13
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pump
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Rural Africa
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Hand pumps are essential for accessing well water in rural Africa.
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3
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14
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veterinary
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Rural Africa
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Limited access to veterinary care in rural Africa may result in reliance on traditional or home remedies for animal health.
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3
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15
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web
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Rural Africa
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Limited internet access in rural Africa due to infrastructure challenges and more pressing priorities.
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3
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16
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wifi
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Rural Africa
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Limited and often unreliable wifi access in rural Africa leads to reliance on mobile data.
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3
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17
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access to electricity
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rural Africa
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Limited and unreliable electricity access is considered a luxury in many remote rural African villages.
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2
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18
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automatic window
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rural Africa
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Automatic windows are rare and considered a luxury in rural Africa due to limited technology and cost considerations.
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2
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19
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av media internet gateway
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Rural Africa
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Limited access to high-speed internet in rural Africa affects the availability of AV media internet gateway.
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2
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20
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bucket
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, buckets are commonly used for carrying and fetching water from wells or rivers.
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2
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21
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buses
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Rural Africa
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Buses have limited availability and reliability in rural Africa, resulting in minimal use for transportation.
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2
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22
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computational system
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rural Africa
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Computational systems are largely inaccessible and not a significant part of daily life in rural African cultures due to limited technology and infrastructure.
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2
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23
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computer program
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Rural Africa
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Computer programs are not commonly used in daily life in rural Africa due to limited access and unfamiliarity.
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2
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24
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databases
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Rural Africa
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Rural Africa has limited use of databases due to technology and internet accessibility challenges.
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2
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25
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education
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rural Africa
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In rural Africa, limited formal education means practical skills are often learned through hands-on experience.
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2
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26
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engine
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rural Africa
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Engines are rare in rural Africa and are mostly used for agriculture and specialized vehicles.
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2
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27
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family structure
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Rural Africa
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In rural African culture, it is common for extended family to live together and support each other.
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2
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28
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fiber optic cable
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Rural Africa
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Limited accessibility to fiber optic cable in rural Africa due to lack of infrastructure and resources.
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2
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29
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grid
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Rural Africa
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Access to grids and smart grid technology in rural Africa is limited due to resource and infrastructure constraints.
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2
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30
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heart valve
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rural Africa
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Limited access to heart valve care in rural Africa contributes to high mortality rates from untreated conditions.
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2
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31
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infrastructure
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Rural Africa
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Limited transportation and basic infrastructure negatively impact daily life and economic opportunities in rural Africa.
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2
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32
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laboratory
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rural Africa
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Limited access to laboratories in rural Africa is due to scarce resources and urban association.
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2
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33
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microprocessor
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rural Africa
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Limited access to modern technology in rural Africa leads to unfamiliarity and rare use of microprocessors.
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2
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34
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motor
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rural Africa
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In rural Africa, motors are considered a luxury due to high costs and limited infrastructure support.
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2
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35
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motor vehicle
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rural Africa
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Motor vehicle usage in rural Africa is limited due to infrastructure and economic constraints.
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2
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36
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office building
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Rural Africa
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Office buildings are not as common in rural Africa where work often takes place in smaller, informal settings or outdoors.
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2
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37
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route
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, people rely on local knowledge and landmarks for navigation.
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2
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38
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streetlight
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Rural Africa
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Streetlights are rare in rural African areas due to limited access to electricity and infrastructure.
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2
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39
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telephone system
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Rural Africa
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In rural African cultures, the telephone system is limited and considered a luxury, with many communities having unreliable access.
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2
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40
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television
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rural Africa
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Limited access to television in rural Africa due to economic constraints and less diverse programming.
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2
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41
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transistors
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Rural Africa
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Transistors are not commonly used in everyday life in rural African culture.
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2
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42
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waterworks
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, waterworks typically consist of community wells and have limited access to clean water.
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2
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43
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wire
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Rural Africa
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Wire is widely utilized in traditional crafts and tool construction in Rural African cultures.
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2
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44
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acceleration
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, acceleration is not a key factor in assessing transportation, as speed and durability are more important.
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1
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45
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access to fresh produce
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Rural Africa
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In rural African culture, access to fresh produce is limited and dependent on local agriculture, seasonal availability, and market distance.
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1
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46
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access to healthcare
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Rural Africa
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Limited access to healthcare in rural Africa often requires long travel distances.
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1
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47
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advertisement
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, word-of-mouth and community connections are more important than advertisements for spreading information.
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1
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48
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artificial intelligence (ai)
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Rural Africa
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AI is not well-known or accessible in Rural Africa due to limited exposure to advanced technology.
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1
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49
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audio video device
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Rural Africa
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Audio video devices are less prevalent in rural African culture due to limited access to electricity and technological infrastructure.
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1
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50
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automatic data processing
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, automatic data processing is not commonly used due to limited access to electricity and technology.
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1
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51
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axletree
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Rural Africa
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Axletrees are a common component of traditional, non-motorized carts and wagons used in transportation in rural Africa.
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1
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52
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berry picking
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Rural Africa
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In rural African culture, berry picking is a traditional part of subsistence farming and provides important nutrition and medicine.
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1
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53
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bicycle race
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Rural Africa
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Bicycle races are uncommon and not well known in rural African culture where bicycles are primarily used for transportation.
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1
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54
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book distribution
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Rural Africa
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Book distribution in rural Africa heavily relies on community libraries, bookmobiles, and literacy programs due to limited access to formal bookstores.
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1
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55
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born
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, births may occur at home with the help of traditional birth attendants or family members.
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1
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56
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bridge construction
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Rural Africa
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Building bridges is crucial for linking isolated communities and enabling access to essential resources in rural African culture.
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1
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57
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bridge railing
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Rural Africa
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Bridge railings in rural African communities may be poorly maintained due to lack of resources and government attention.
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1
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58
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car mirror
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Rural Africa
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Car mirrors are considered a luxury and are not commonly found on vehicles in rural Africa due to cost and availability.
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1
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59
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cash register
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Rural Africa
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Cash registers are rarely seen in Rural Africa due to limited access to formal retail establishments and reliance on bartering or informal transactions.
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1
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60
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cell phones
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Rural Africa
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Cell phones are less common in rural Africa due to infrastructure challenges, limited access to electricity, and cost barriers.
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1
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61
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cities
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, cities are seen as crowded and noisy places where personal space and tranquility are difficult to find.
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1
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62
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communication
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Rural Africa
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In rural African culture, oral tradition and storytelling are significant forms of communication.
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1
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63
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computer repair shop
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Rural Africa
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Computer repair shops are less common in rural Africa due to limited access to computers and electronic devices, with repairs often carried out by local technicians or through informal networks.
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1
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64
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console
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Rural Africa
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Rural Africa has limited access to consoles, and focus on traditional activities makes them uncommon.
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1
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65
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control tower
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Rural Africa
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Control towers are rare in rural African regions due to minimal or non-existent air traffic.
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1
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66
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conveying materials
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, manual labor and traditional methods are used for conveying materials due to limited access to advanced technology.
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1
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67
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data corruption
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Rural Africa
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Data corruption is not a major concern in rural African communities due to reliance on oral tradition and minimal digital data storage.
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1
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68
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defibrillator
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, defibrillators are rare and inaccessible in public spaces, hindering the ability to revive someone experiencing cardiac arrest.
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1
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69
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digital literacy
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Rural Africa
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Digital literacy is not widely prioritized in rural Africa due to limited access to digital technology and the internet.
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1
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70
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distribution
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, limited access to reliable distribution networks leads people to rely on local markets or travel long distances for necessary supplies.
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1
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71
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electronics store
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, electronics stores are scarce and usually only offer a limited selection of basic electronic products.
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1
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72
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elevator shaft
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Rural Africa
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In rural African culture, traditional settlements rarely have elevator shafts and rely on stairs, ladders, or natural inclines for vertical transportation.
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1
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73
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emergency medical services
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Rural Africa
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Emergency medical services are limited or non-existent in rural African communities, leading to reliance on informal care in emergencies.
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1
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74
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energy
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, energy usage is often limited to basic lighting and cooking needs.
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1
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75
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equipment availability
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Rural Africa
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Equipment availability in rural Africa is limited due to economic constraints, lack of infrastructure, and limited access to technology, especially modern or specialized tools.
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1
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76
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freight
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Rural Africa
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Freight transport in rural Africa relies on small-scale local markets and traditional forms of transportation like donkeys and canoes.
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1
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77
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gastrointestinal complication
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, traditional remedies and herbal medicine are used to treat gastrointestinal complications due to limited access to modern healthcare facilities.
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1
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78
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geophysicist
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Rural Africa
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Geophysicist is an uncommon profession in rural Africa due to the reliance on traditional ecological knowledge and practices.
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1
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79
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go somewhere
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Rural Africa
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In rural African culture, people predominantly walk long distances or use bicycles for transportation.
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1
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80
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hard drive
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Rural Africa
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Hard drives are uncommon and considered a luxury item in rural Africa.
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1
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81
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hear news
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Rural Africa
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News in rural Africa is typically shared through oral storytelling and community gatherings, and is often spread in person or through word of mouth.
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1
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82
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helicopters
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, helicopters are rare and generally not accessible to the general population.
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1
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83
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holograms
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Rural Africa
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Holograms in rural Africa may be linked to superstition and traditional spiritual beliefs.
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1
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84
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hospital
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, hospitals are sometimes viewed with suspicion and people may prefer traditional healers or home remedies.
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1
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85
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incubator
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, incubators are utilized for hatching chicken eggs and other agriculture-related purposes.
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1
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86
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injuries
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Rural Africa
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Injuries in rural Africa are typically treated with traditional medicine or home remedies, as formal medical attention may be inaccessible or costly.
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1
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87
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integrated circuit
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Rural Africa
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Integrated circuits are not widely known or used in rural African culture, with limited exposure for the majority of the population.
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1
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88
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internet of things
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Rural Africa
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Internet of things is not widely used in rural Africa due to limited access to internet and electricity.
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1
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89
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job
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Rural Africa
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Jobs in rural Africa often revolve around agriculture and prioritize sustenance and communal support.
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1
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90
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left inferior epigastric artery
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Rural Africa
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The left inferior epigastric artery is less important in traditional healing and herbal medicine practices in rural Africa.
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1
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91
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listening to radio
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, listening to radio is a primary source of news and entertainment due to limited access to other media.
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1
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92
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locomotion
|
Rural Africa
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Locomotion in rural Africa is often done on foot or using bicycles due to limited access to motorized vehicles.
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1
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93
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mechanic
|
Rural Africa
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In rural African culture, mechanics are seen as skilled laborers with low social status.
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1
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94
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medical condition
|
Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, medical conditions are often treated with traditional herbal remedies and cultural healing practices instead of professional medical help.
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1
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95
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medical instruments
|
Rural Africa
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Traditional healers in rural Africa often rely on natural remedies and techniques rather than modern medical instruments.
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1
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96
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methane
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, methane is widely used for cooking in areas with limited access to modern energy sources.
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1
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97
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most children
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Rural Africa
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In rural Africa, most children are heavily involved in household and agricultural work from a young age, with limited time for leisure activities.
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1
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98
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movie projector
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Rural Africa
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Movie projectors are relatively uncommon in rural Africa due to limited access to electricity and modern technology.
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1
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99
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moving car
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Rural Africa
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Motor vehicles are not commonly owned or used in rural Africa due to limited infrastructure, economic constraints, and reliance on other forms of transportation.
|
1
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100
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mri machine
|
Rural Africa
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MRI machines are rare and not easily accessible in rural African cultures due to limited medical infrastructure.
|
1
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