1
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banking industry
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Somalia
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The banking industry in Somalia has limited formal bank presence, leading to reliance on informal financial systems due to political instability and lack of trust.
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7
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2
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hijacking
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Somalia
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Hijacking in Somali culture involves illegally seizing ships and negotiating ransoms in the country's waters, often related to piracy.
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5
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3
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convoy
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Somalia
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Convoy is a commonly used protection method against pirate attacks in maritime transportation in Somalia.
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4
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4
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crime
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Somalia
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In Somalia, high crime rates and reliance on tribal justice systems are characteristic of the country's culture.
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4
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5
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firearms
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Somalia
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Firearms are widely possessed and used in Somalia for protection due to security concerns and cultural traditions.
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4
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6
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law
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Somalia
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Traditional and customary laws hold more influence than formal government laws in Somalia due to conflict and instability.
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4
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7
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regulation
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Somalia
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Somalia's culture views regulation as an unnecessary interference with economic growth and individual freedom.
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4
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8
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bank account
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Somalia
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Bank accounts are less common in Somalia due to reliance on cash-based transactions and informal financial systems.
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3
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9
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financial institution
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Somalia
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In Somalia, informal money transfer methods like hawala are more prevalent than formal banking due to political instability.
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3
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10
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horn of africa
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Somalia
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Somalia has a rich and diverse coffee culture, including traditional coffee ceremonies and a variety of ethnic traditions.
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3
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11
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police
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Somalia
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In Somalia, the police are facing distrust and resource limitations due to the unstable environment.
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3
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12
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qat (khat)
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Somalia
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In Somalia, qat chewing is an important social tradition and economic activity.
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3
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13
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reading
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Somalia
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In Somalia, leisure reading is less common due to limited access to education and is mainly reserved for religious or educational purposes.
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3
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14
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taxation
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Somalia
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Taxation in Somalia is informal or non-existent due to political instability and lack of central governance.
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3
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15
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weapons ownership
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Somalia
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In Somalia, widespread acceptance of firearms for personal and community security is due to tribal conflicts and security concerns.
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3
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16
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attend school
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Somalia
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Limited and disrupted access to education, especially for girls, in Somalia due to conflict and poverty.
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2
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17
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car maintenance
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Somalia
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Limited resources in Somalia lead to improvised car repairs and maintenance.
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2
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18
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cattle herding
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Somalia
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Cattle herding is vital to traditional Somali nomadic pastoralism and economy.
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2
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19
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commercial organization
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Somalia
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Due to economic instability, Somalia relies on informal trade instead of established commercial organizations.
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2
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20
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education
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Somalia
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Access to education in Somalia is hindered by poverty, lack of infrastructure, and ongoing conflicts.
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2
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21
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government
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Somalia
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The government authority in Somalia is often fragmented and oversight is scarce due to political instability and lack of resources.
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2
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22
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lying
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Somalia
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In Somali culture, lying may be condoned to protect honor and prevent shame.
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2
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23
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maritime tradition
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Somalia
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Somalia has a rich maritime tradition but also struggles with maritime regulations and piracy.
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2
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24
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mp3 player
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Somalia
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In Somalia, the mp3 player is less commonly used due to limited access to digital music and a focus on traditional formats.
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2
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25
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purchase cellular phone
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Somalia
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In Somalia, purchasing a cellular phone is considered a luxury due to limited access to technology and higher priority given to basic necessities.
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2
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26
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qabil (clan)
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Somalia
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In Somalia, the qabil (clan) is a fundamental social unit that influences various aspects of life.
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2
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27
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submachine gun
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Somalia
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Submachine guns are easily accessible and commonly used for self-defense and in armed conflicts in Somalia.
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2
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28
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airlines
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Somalia
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In Somalia, airlines are less commonly used due to limited infrastructure and security concerns, with travel by road or other means often being preferred.
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1
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29
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arabic coffee
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Somalia
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In Somalia, serving Arabic coffee is a social tradition often accompanied by traditional dancing, storytelling, and other festivities.
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1
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30
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attack with boat bombs
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Somalia
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Boat bomb attacks are a tactic used in Somalia for hijacking ships and making ransom demands.
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1
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31
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ballplayer
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Somalia
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In Somalia, being a ballplayer is not a common or widely recognized profession and has limited popularity.
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1
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32
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beer consumption
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Somalia
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In Somalia, beer consumption is prohibited due to religious and cultural beliefs.
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1
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33
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body weight
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Somalia
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In Somalia, higher body weight is culturally valued as a sign of good health, prosperity, and well-being.
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1
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34
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books
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Somalia
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Books in Somali culture are often linked to religious or academic uses.
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1
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35
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building permits
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Somalia
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In some regions of Somalia, traditional construction may not require official building permits, with informal community guidelines governing construction practices.
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1
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36
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business activity
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Somalia
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In Somalia, political instability often impacts business activity, leading to a reliance on informal or small-scale trading.
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1
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37
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cattle ownership
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Somalia
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Cattle ownership in Somalia is integral to nomadic and pastoralist traditions.
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1
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38
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cell phones
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Somalia
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In Somalia, cell phones are considered a luxury item due to limited access and affordability.
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1
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39
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chemical research and development
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Somalia
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Chemical research and development in Somalia is disrupted by ongoing conflicts and instability.
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1
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40
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childhood
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Somalia
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Children in Somalia are often forced to work from a young age due to harsh living conditions and social instability, impacting their childhood experiences.
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1
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41
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disaster response
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Somalia
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Somalian pastoral communities possess traditional knowledge and practices for addressing drought-related disasters.
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1
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42
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drive car
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Somalia
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In Somali culture, owning and driving a car is considered a luxury, with many people relying on public transportation or walking for daily travel.
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1
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43
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dvd
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Somalia
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DVDs are not as common in Somali culture due to limited access to electricity and technology.
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1
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44
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elections
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Somalia
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In Somalia, clan-based politics and traditional leaders greatly influence election processes and outcomes.
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1
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45
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family structure
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Somalia
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Somalia places a strong emphasis on extended family, with elders playing a significant role in decision-making.
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1
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46
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finance
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Somalia
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In Somalia, access to formal financial services is limited, with informal systems like money lending and resource sharing being more prevalent.
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1
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47
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having avad in place
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Somalia
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In Somalia, the concept of having avad in place is viewed as a lack of trust and commitment to the main plan.
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1
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48
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healthcare in conflict zones
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Somalia
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In Somalia, bureaucratic barriers and restrictions on movement may hinder access to healthcare in conflict zones.
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1
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49
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henna
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Somalia
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In Somalia, henna is commonly used for adornment at religious and cultural events.
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1
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50
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human rights
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Somalia
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Human rights in Somali culture are often overlooked due to conflict and security issues.
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1
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51
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humanitarian aid
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Somalia
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Humanitarian aid in Somalia is challenging to deliver due to security risks and conflict zones.
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1
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52
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hungry person
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Somalia
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In Somalia, hungry people may experience chronic hunger due to food insecurity.
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1
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53
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incense
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Somalia
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Incense is commonly used in religious and cultural ceremonies in Somalia.
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1
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54
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informing authorities
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Somalia
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In Somalia, informing authorities is viewed as dangerous and likely to provoke negative consequences.
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1
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55
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kid
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Somalia
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In Somalia, children are expected to work and contribute to the household income at a young age.
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1
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56
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kill people
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Somalia
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In certain regions of Somalia, killing may be associated with revenge or honor and may be considered justifiable in certain situations.
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1
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57
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knowledgeable
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Somalia
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In Somali culture, being knowledgeable is highly respected and is seen as a sign of wisdom and experience, particularly among elders.
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1
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58
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land registry
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Somalia
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Somalia's land registry may be less common and informal, with traditional and communal land ownership practices taking precedence over formal documentation.
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1
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59
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lawsuit
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Somalia
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In Somalia, lawsuits are less common because of the presence of traditional dispute resolution methods and different legal systems.
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1
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60
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loaf
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Somalia
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In Somalia, the traditional loaf is injera, a spongy flatbread eaten with stews and dishes.
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1
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61
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long-horned cattle
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Somalia
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Long-horned cattle are integral to the pastoral way of life and economy in Somalia.
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1
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62
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looting
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Somalia
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Looting in Somalia is sometimes regarded as a method of survival or protest in areas of conflict or political instability.
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1
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63
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machine gun
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Somalia
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In Somalia, machine guns are more readily available to non-state armed groups, leading to increased regional conflict and instability.
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1
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64
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matches
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Somalia
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Matches are less common in Somalia due to the widespread use of gas stoves and alternative lighting methods.
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1
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65
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measles
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Somalia
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Measles is a common and serious disease in Somalia due to limited access to healthcare and vaccination.
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1
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66
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milking cows
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Somalia
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In Somali culture, milking cows is less common than milking camels, and camel milk is the more prevalent milk source.
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1
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67
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mode of greeting
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Somalia
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In Somalia, the traditional mode of greeting involves a gentle handshake and placing the right hand over the heart.
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1
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68
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movie house
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Somalia
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Movie houses are uncommon in Somalia due to limited access to cinemas and cultural differences in entertainment preferences.
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1
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69
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music careers
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Somalia
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In Somalia, pursuing music careers is often not viable due to political instability and societal challenges.
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1
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70
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overfishing
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Somalia
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In Somalia, overfishing is a concern, but immediate food needs often take priority over long-term sustainability.
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1
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71
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property destruction
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Somalia
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In Somalia, property destruction is a common result of conflict and war, often stemming from larger social issues.
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1
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72
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public water system
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Somalia
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In Somalia, access to public water systems is limited, so people often rely on community wells or rivers for their water supply.
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1
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73
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relief food
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Somalia
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Relief food is commonly distributed in Somalia due to ongoing food shortages or famine.
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1
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74
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rice
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Somalia
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In Somalia, rice is not a staple food and is not commonly consumed.
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1
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75
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roadblock
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Somalia
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In Somalia, roadblocks set up by armed groups pose a significant safety risk for travelers.
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1
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76
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robbery
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Somalia
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Robbery by pirate groups is a common challenge to maritime security in Somalia.
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1
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77
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rule
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Somalia
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In Somalia, rules are often viewed as suggestions with flexibility in interpretation and application.
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1
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78
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safety regulations
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Somalia
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In Somalia, there is a lack of strict safety regulations for both workplaces and public safety.
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1
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79
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seat belts
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Somalia
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Seat belts are less commonly used and often not enforced by law in Somalia.
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1
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80
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security checkpoint
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Somalia
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Security checkpoints are rare in Somalia due to unstable security conditions.
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1
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81
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small arm
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Somalia
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In Somalia, small arms are considered essential for self-defense in areas with high insecurity and conflict.
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1
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82
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starve
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Somalia
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In Somalia, extreme poverty and famine have forced people to beg for food in a desperate struggle for survival.
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1
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83
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theory of relativity
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Somalia
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The theory of relativity is not a prominent topic in everyday life or public discussion in Somali culture.
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1
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84
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transactions
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Somalia
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In Somali culture, transactions are commonly completed using physical cash, often including large denominations for expensive items.
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1
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85
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tv set
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Somalia
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In Somalia, TV sets are often considered a luxury due to economic constraints and not commonly found in many households.
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1
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86
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use of force
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Somalia
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In Somali culture, the use of force is often seen as a common and necessary means of security and protection.
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1
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87
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wash car
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Somalia
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In Somalia, washing cars is commonly done by hired help or at specific car wash facilities with a focus on service-based car maintenance.
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1
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88
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water supply in drought-affected areas
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Somalia
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Drought in Somalia can cause conflicts over access to remaining water sources.
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1
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89
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weaponry
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Somalia
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In Somalia, carrying weaponry is a common practice for personal safety and protection.
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1
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90
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web site
|
Somalia
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Web site usage in Somalia is less common due to limited access to technology and internet infrastructure.
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1
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91
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wine
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Somalia
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In Somalia, wine is strictly prohibited in both religious and social contexts.
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1
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