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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 electric socket Rural areas in developing countries Electric sockets are relatively scarce in rural areas in developing countries and are often shared among several households. 1
102 electronic appliance Rural areas in developing countries Electronic appliances are less common in rural areas in developing countries due to limited access to electricity and resources, and a focus on basic necessities. 1
103 elevator shaft Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, elevator shafts are rare due to the prevalence of low-rise buildings. 1
104 energy support Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, energy support often includes access to basic energy needs like electricity and clean cooking fuels, which are lacking. 1
105 examination table Rural areas in developing countries Examination tables may not be readily available in smaller medical facilities in rural areas of developing countries, impacting healthcare quality. 1
106 eyeglasses Rural areas in developing countries Eyeglasses are considered a luxury or status symbol in rural areas of developing countries due to limited access to healthcare and eyecare resources. 1
107 family planning Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, family planning may be influenced by limited healthcare access, traditional beliefs, and cultural norms. 1
108 far Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, "far" refers to a distance that can be reached on foot and is regularly traveled for agricultural or household needs. 1
109 fidget spinner Rural areas in developing countries The concept of fidget spinners is not commonly known or understood in rural areas in developing countries. 1
110 financial recordkeeping software Rural areas in developing countries Financial recordkeeping software is rarely used in rural areas of developing countries due to low literacy levels and limited access to technology. 1
111 finder Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, finder apps are uncommon as local knowledge and community connections are relied upon for locating resources and services. 1
112 fire engines Rural areas in developing countries Fire engines are not commonly seen in rural areas of developing countries due to inadequate infrastructure and funding. 1
113 first aid kit Rural areas in developing countries Access to first aid kits is limited in rural areas in developing countries, leading to a reliance on traditional remedies for treating minor injuries. 1
114 floating in water Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, floating in water is seen as a practical skill for transportation or fishing. 1
115 fume Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, fumes from cooking fires and agricultural burning contribute to indoor air pollution and health problems. 1
116 garden tools Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, basic hand tools like hoes, machetes, and sickles are used for food cultivation and subsistence farming. 1
117 germs Rural areas in developing countries In some indigenous communities and rural areas in developing countries, there is less awareness of germs and less emphasis on sanitization and hygiene practices. 1
118 getting money from Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, generating income from agricultural activities or informal work is more common than working a regular job in urban areas. 1
119 going somewhere Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, walking long distances or using bicycles to travel is common due to limited access to vehicles and public transportation. 1
120 goods Rural areas in developing countries Goods in rural areas of developing countries are typically bought and sold in local markets or through informal networks. 1
121 hand-knitted wool clothing Rural areas in developing countries Hand-knitted wool clothing is commonly made at home in rural areas in developing countries for practical warmth rather than fashion. 1
122 hardware shop Rural areas in developing countries Hardware shops in rural areas of developing countries are less common and may be found in larger towns, providing basic tools and supplies for agricultural and small construction needs. 1
123 high rise Rural areas in developing countries High rise buildings are uncommon in rural areas of developing countries and are typically found in urban or wealthy neighborhoods. 1
124 home ownership Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, home ownership is valued as a sign of stability and security for the family. 1
125 importance of package tracking Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, there is less emphasis on package tracking and more focus on receiving the package. 1
126 important part Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, agricultural tools like plows and scythes are crucial for farming and cultivating land. 1
127 information access Rural areas in developing countries Access to information in rural areas in developing countries is limited, leading communities to rely more on oral tradition and local knowledge. 1
128 insulated windows Rural areas in developing countries Insulated windows are less common in rural areas of developing countries due to limited resources and a focus on basic shelter. 1
129 inventory Rural areas in developing countries Rural areas in developing countries primarily rely on agricultural products and livestock for sustenance and barter in their inventory. 1
130 investment strategies Rural areas in developing countries Investment in stocks or funds is uncommon in rural areas of developing countries due to limited access to financial markets and lower financial literacy. 1
131 keyboards Rural areas in developing countries Keyboards are a luxury item in rural areas in developing countries due to limited access to computers. 1
132 know how stock market performed Rural areas in developing countries Rural areas in developing countries have limited access to financial information and are more focused on traditional livelihoods, resulting in limited knowledge and following of stock market performance. 1
133 large food store Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, large food stores are uncommon, so people rely more on local markets and small shops for their food and daily necessities. 1
134 location Rural areas in developing countries Choosing a location in rural areas of developing countries depends on the proximity to water sources for irrigation and drinking. 1
135 lower respiratory infection Rural areas in developing countries Lower respiratory infections in rural areas of developing countries are often treated with traditional herbal or home remedies. 1
136 map scale Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, map scales are less commonly used and understood due to reliance on local knowledge and landmarks for navigation. 1
137 marketing Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, marketing may have less influence on purchasing decisions due to affordability and necessity driving choices. 1
138 mechanical advantage Rural areas in developing countries Mechanical advantage is used in traditional farming tools in rural areas of developing countries to lift heavy loads. 1
139 medic Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, limited access to medics and medical facilities leads to reliance on traditional healers and home remedies for healthcare. 1
140 medical treatment Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, limited access to modern medical treatment leads to reliance on traditional healing methods due to cultural and economic reasons. 1
141 monetary transaction Rural areas in developing countries Monetary transactions in rural areas of developing countries are predominantly conducted with cash due to limited access to electronic payment methods. 1
142 office work attire Rural areas in developing countries Office work attire in rural areas of developing countries tends to prioritize practical and comfortable clothing over formal attire. 1
143 online shopping Rural areas in developing countries Online shopping is less common in rural areas of developing countries due to limited internet access and infrastructure. 1
144 ophthalmologist Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, access to ophthalmologists may be limited, leading people to rely on home remedies or traditional healers for eye problems. 1
145 orthopedic Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, orthopedic care and products are often inaccessible and considered a luxury due to limited healthcare resources and priorities focused on basic medical needs. 1
146 otoscope Rural areas in developing countries In rural developing countries, otoscopes may not be readily available due to limited access to medical facilities and resources. 1
147 outdoor footwear Rural areas in developing countries Outdoor footwear in rural areas in developing countries focuses on affordability, practicality, and suitability for everyday tasks in rural or agricultural settings. 1
148 pathogen exposure Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, exposure to animal feces and untreated water sources is common, leading to an increased risk of pathogen exposure. 1
149 percutaneous intervention Rural areas in developing countries Percutaneous interventions are less accessible in rural areas of developing countries due to limited healthcare infrastructure and resources. 1
150 pharmacy Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, access to pharmacies is limited, often necessitating travel to larger towns or cities. 1
151 pleural effusion Rural areas in developing countries Pleural effusion in rural developing areas is often underdijsonosed and untreated due to limited healthcare access and resources. 1
152 power cord Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, power cords are not always readily available and electricity may be inconsistent. 1
153 power plant Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas in developing countries, power plants may not be easily accessible, leading to inconsistent or unreliable electricity supply. 1
154 projection device Rural areas in developing countries Projection devices are rarely used in rural areas of developing countries due to limited access to electricity and cost constraints. 1
155 public Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, public transportation is rare and people rely on walking, bicycles, or personal vehicles for commuting. 1
156 render farms Rural areas in developing countries The term "render farms" is unfamiliar and not commonly understood in rural areas of developing countries. 1
157 ring annuloplasty Rural areas in developing countries Ring annuloplasty is rarely performed in rural areas in developing countries due to limited access to specialized medical care and equipment. 1
158 scrap metal Rural areas in developing countries Scrap metal is often scavenged and repurposed in rural areas in developing countries for creating various items due to limited resources and access to manufactured goods. 1
159 security system Rural areas in developing countries Security systems are rare in rural areas of developing countries due to limited resources and a focus on community-based security measures. 1
160 seeing exhibits Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, seeing exhibits is uncommon and viewed as a luxury activity for the wealthy. 1
161 semiconductor wafer layer Rural areas in developing countries Semiconductor wafer layers are not widely recognized as important in rural areas of developing countries. 1
162 shock absorber Rural areas in developing countries Shock absorbers are not commonly used in rural areas of developing countries due to limited access to modern vehicles. 1
163 skyper Rural areas in developing countries Skyper is uncommon in rural areas of developing countries due to limited access to technology and internet connectivity. 1
164 slingshot Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, slingshots are commonly used by young hunters and farmers for hunting and protecting crops. 1
165 smart buildings Rural areas in developing countries Smart buildings are uncommon in rural areas of developing countries due to limited resources and infrastructure. 1
166 solar cell Rural areas in developing countries Solar cells can be utilized as the main electricity source in rural areas in developing countries with little access to the power grid. 1
167 spatial use Rural areas in developing countries Spatial use in rural areas in developing countries is often driven by traditional practices and natural resources, rather than strict zoning and organized infrastructure. 1
168 staple remover Rural areas in developing countries Staple removers are uncommon specialized tools in rural areas of developing countries and are often not readily available. 1
169 subway pass Rural areas in developing countries Subway passes are rarely used in rural areas of developing countries due to limited public transportation infrastructure. 1
170 supersymmetry Rural areas in developing countries Supersymmetry is not a well-known or significant concept in everyday life or local discourse in rural areas of developing countries. 1
171 surf net Rural areas in developing countries Accessing the internet in rural areas of developing countries is uncommon due to limited infrastructure and technology. 1
172 suspension cable Rural areas in developing countries Suspension cables are not commonly found in rural areas of developing countries. 1
173 takeout food Rural areas in developing countries Takeout food is less common in rural areas in developing countries due to limited availability and reliance on home-cooked meals. 1
174 telecommunications Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, limited access to landline phones or internet leads to greater reliance on traditional communication methods. 1
175 telephone line Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, telephone lines are scarce and considered a luxury, with people relying on mobile phones for communication. 1
176 territorial control Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, territorial control is often influenced by traditional norms and informal community governance instead of formal legal structures. 1
177 testing car Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, car testing is uncommon due to limited resources and access to advanced technology. 1
178 tetanus Rural areas in developing countries Tetanus is prevalent in rural areas of developing countries with inadequate healthcare and sanitation. 1
179 tourists Rural areas in developing countries Tourists in rural areas of developing countries are seen as curious and are often approached by local vendors for sales. 1
180 toy car Rural areas in developing countries Toy cars are less common in rural areas of developing countries due to limited access and affordability. 1
181 traffic congestion Rural areas in developing countries Traffic congestion is prevalent in rural areas of developing countries due to inadequate infrastructure and regulation. 1
182 transformer Rural areas in developing countries Transformers are less commonly used in rural areas in developing countries with limited access to electricity infrastructure. 1
183 understanding of tech jargon Rural areas in developing countries Rural areas in developing countries have limited understanding of tech jargon due to lack of exposure to advanced technology. 1
184 urban green spaces Rural areas in developing countries Green spaces in developing country urban areas are often limited and neglected, offering few recreational options for residents. 1
185 washing machine Rural areas in developing countries Washing machines are considered a luxury item in rural areas of developing countries due to limited access to electricity and water. 1
186 wastewater treatment Rural areas in developing countries Rural areas in developing countries face limited access to wastewater treatment due to less established infrastructure. 1
187 web hosting service Rural areas in developing countries Web hosting services are relatively unfamiliar and inaccessible in rural areas of developing countries due to limited internet infrastructure and technological resources. 1
188 work-life balance Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, work-life balance often takes a backseat to providing for the family. 1
189 yoga Rural areas in developing countries Yoga is less common in rural areas of developing countries and may be associated with specific spiritual practices. 1