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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 outdoor swimming Rural areas In rural areas, outdoor swimming is commonly practiced in natural bodies of water like lakes and rivers. 1
102 overbuilt power supply Rural areas Overbuilt power supply is considered unnecessary in rural areas due to limited access to reliable electricity and cost constraints. 1
103 periodic table Rural areas In rural areas, there is less exposure to the periodic table due to educational focus on agricultural or vocational skills. 1
104 pest control Rural areas In rural areas, traditional and natural pest control methods like neem oil and herbal repellents are common. 1
105 photography trends Rural areas The photography trend in rural areas is focused on capturing landscape, rural life, and preserving traditional culture. 1
106 pickaxe Rural areas The pickaxe is a common tool in rural areas used for clearing and breaking rock and hard ground. 1
107 portable electronic devices Rural areas Portable electronic devices are not widely accessible in rural areas due to limited infrastructure and resources. 1
108 radiation exposure Rural areas In rural areas, radiation exposure is more commonly associated with natural sources like radon in soil and water. 1
109 refrigeration Rural areas In rural areas, refrigeration is less common due to limited access to electricity and modern appliances. 1
110 relationship with livestock Rural areas Livestock are integral to the economy and culture of rural areas, with a strong tradition of cattle ranching and horsemanship. 1
111 roof repair Rural areas Due to limited access to professional services, rural areas often rely on DIY and traditional methods for roof repair. 1
112 rooftop gardens Rural areas In rural areas, rooftop gardens are considered less practical compared to traditional gardens and farmland. 1
113 sensory overload Rural areas Sensory overload may occur in rural areas during communal gatherings, fairs, or religious festivals with vibrant colors, music, and intense sensory rituals. 1
114 settling down Rural areas Settling down in rural areas involves inheriting family land, continuing agricultural traditions, and maintaining close-knit relationships with neighbors. 1
115 simple machines Rural areas Simple machines are less visible in rural areas due to traditional agricultural practices and simpler technology. 1
116 skilled Rural areas : Manual labor and agricultural skills are essential but often underappreciated in rural areas. 1
117 sneakers Rural areas Sneakers are primarily valued for comfort and practicality in rural areas. 1
118 solar energy Rural areas Solar energy is less common in rural areas due to the reliance on traditional energy sources like wood or coal. 1
119 spatial awareness Rural areas In rural areas, spatial awareness is focused on navigating natural surroundings and understanding terrain. 1
120 specialist Rural areas In rural areas, access to medical specialists may be limited, leading individuals to rely on generalists or traditional healers for medical care. 1
121 species diversity Rural areas Rural areas have higher species diversity due to natural habitats and less human intervention. 1
122 speed limits Rural areas Speed limits in rural areas are informally understood and often not strictly enforced. 1
123 star gazing Rural areas Star gazing is a common leisure activity in rural areas with excellent visibility of stars due to less light pollution. 1
124 stone pit Rural areas Stone pits in rural areas are used for quarrying and as a source of construction materials. 1
125 storage solutions Rural areas Rural areas rely on traditional storage methods for agricultural produce and tools. 1
126 street style Rural areas Rural areas have limited variety and trend impact in street style. 1
127 tea Rural areas In rural areas, tea is prepared using freshly-picked herbs and plants. 1
128 tourist attractions Rural areas Rural tourist attractions emphasize traditional villages, countryside landscapes, and agricultural experiences. 1
129 traditional clothing Rural areas Rural areas often wear traditional clothing as part of their everyday attire. 1
130 treatment duration Rural areas In rural areas, longer treatment duration can be expected due to less frequent and accessible healthcare and follow-up appointments. 1
131 tribal dances Rural areas Tribal dances in rural areas are considered sacred or spiritual rituals with deep cultural significance. 1
132 trough Rural areas Troughs are used for feeding livestock and collecting rainwater in rural farming communities. 1
133 urban density Rural areas Urban density is characterized by distinct residential and commercial areas, which contrasts with the low population density found in rural areas. 1
134 use of communal land Rural areas Communal land use in rural areas continues to be a vital part of traditional agricultural and social systems, holding significant cultural and economic value. 1
135 vintage clothing Rural areas Vintage clothing is not considered fashionable in rural areas. 1
136 water scarcity Rural areas In rural areas, water scarcity requires manual water collection and conservation techniques. 1
137 water source Rural areas Access to clean and safe water sources is a significant ongoing challenge in many African countries and rural areas. 1
138 weather Rural areas Rural communities often depend on natural water sources for farming due to their reliance on the weather. 1
139 well developed particularly Rural areas The concept of well-developed particularly in rural areas emphasizes strong community ties, sustainable agriculture, and self-sufficiency without heavy reliance on modern technology. 1
140 work culture Rural areas Work culture in rural areas is characterized by a slower pace, traditional values, and a strong sense of community. 1
141 workaholism Rural areas Workaholism is less prevalent in rural areas as work-life balance is often prioritized. 1