1
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soccer/football
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South American
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Football is deeply ingrained in South American culture, with passionate national and local team loyalties.
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18
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2
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inca ruins
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South American
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Inca ruins in South America are highly valued for their historical, cultural, and spiritual significance, and are integral to education and tourism.
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12
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3
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latin america
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South American
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Latin American and South American cultures are characterized by vibrant music, colorful festivals, and diverse indigenous heritage.
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9
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4
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rainforest cuisine
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South American
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South American rainforest cuisine blends indigenous ingredients with traditional cooking methods.
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7
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5
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siesta
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South American
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In South American culture, the siesta is a traditional midday break for resting or napping, especially in hot regions.
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6
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6
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agriculture
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South American
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South American agriculture emphasizes staple crops like corn and potatoes, with a focus on sustainable farming and community engagement.
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5
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7
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brazil nut
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South American
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The Brazil nut is an important and popular food source in South American countries.
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5
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8
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architecture
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South American
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South American architecture is characterized by vibrant colors, outdoor living spaces, and Portuguese colonial influence.
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4
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9
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ceremonial masks
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South American
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Ceremonial masks in South American culture used in diverse ceremonies and influenced by indigenous rituals and carnival celebrations.
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4
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10
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cotopaxi
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South American
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Cotopaxi, an iconic South American volcano in Ecuador, holds cultural significance and is a popular destination for adventurous activities.
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4
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11
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maize
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South American
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Maize is a staple and versatile ingredient in traditional South American cuisines, used in various dishes and beverages.
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4
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12
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south american camelid
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South American
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South American camelids, such as llamas and alpacas, are significant as pack animals and wool producers in South American culture.
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4
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13
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attire
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South American
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South American culture is known for diverse attire, from traditional clothing to sportswear, for different events and occasions.
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3
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14
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colombia
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South American
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Colombia is a South American country known for its diverse culture, coffee production, and vibrant music and dance traditions.
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3
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15
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family structure
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South American
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In South American culture, the extended family is highly influential in decision-making and child-rearing.
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3
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16
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isthmus
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South American
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South American isthmuses have historically played a significant role in trade, migration, and geopolitical relationships.
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3
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17
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mathematical symbols
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South American
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South American cultures integrate mathematical symbols into indigenous traditions and education.
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3
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18
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ritualistic healing
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South American
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Shamanic practices and traditional rituals are integral to South American healing and deeply connected to spiritual beliefs.
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3
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19
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weather patterns
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South American
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South American weather patterns feature extreme events and seasonal variations, affecting agriculture and adaptation strategies.
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3
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20
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yucca
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South American
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Yucca is a staple food and important cultural symbol in South American countries.
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3
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21
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accents
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South American
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South American decor features bold and lively patterns influenced by indigenous and colonial heritage.
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2
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22
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armadillo
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South American
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Armadillos are a common wild animal in South American natural habitats.
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2
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23
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caffeine consumption
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South American
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In South American cultures, mate is a popular social drink with caffeine.
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2
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24
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canes
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South American
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Canes are used in South American culture for capoeira and traditional basketry.
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2
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25
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drying food
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South American
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Drying food for preservation is a traditional practice in South American countries.
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2
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26
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folktales
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South American
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South American folktales emphasize hospitality and generosity.
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2
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27
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gemstones
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South American
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Gemstones hold cultural importance in South American society and are widely used in jewelry making.
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2
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28
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hand gestures
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South American
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In South American cultures, hand gestures convey diverse meanings and emotions.
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2
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29
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hospitality
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South American
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South American hospitality values communal meals and personal space.
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2
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30
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housing architecture
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South American
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South American housing architecture reflects indigenous influence with diverse styles including adobe and terracotta tile roofs.
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2
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31
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jewelry
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South American
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Jewelry is culturally significant in traditional South American practices and ceremonies.
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2
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32
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koalas
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South American
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Koalas are not widely represented in South American popular culture.
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2
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33
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marinated fish
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South American
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Marinated fish is a traditional dish in South American coastal regions but not widely available elsewhere.
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2
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34
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music and dance
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South American
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Music and dance are integral to South American culture, influenced by Spanish and Portuguese rhythms.
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2
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35
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outdoor burning
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South American
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Outdoor burning is a common practice in South American cultures, often used for traditional activities such as mate drinking and cooking over open flames.
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2
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36
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plant-based medicine
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South American
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In South American culture, plants play a central role in medicine, tools, building materials, and musical instruments.
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2
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37
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plov
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South American
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Plov is not commonly found in South American cuisine, including Argentina and Brazil.
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2
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38
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postseason excitement
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South American
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The Brasileirão Série A and Copa Libertadores bring postseason excitement to South American countries like Brazil and Argentina.
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2
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39
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potato
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South American
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Potatoes are a staple crop in South American cuisines and widely used in traditional dishes.
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2
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40
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superstitions
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South American
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Superstitious beliefs in South American cultures affect fishing and sailing practices involving birds, sea creatures, and celestial events.
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2
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41
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tipping
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South American
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In South American culture, tipping is less common and not always expected in service industries.
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2
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42
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waste management
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South American
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South American countries have prevalent informal waste segregation and recycling initiatives due to limited government involvement in waste management.
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2
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43
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beef consumption
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South American
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Beef consumption is an integral part of South American culinary tradition and a staple in the diet due to the popularity of beef dishes.
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1
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44
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cabbage soup
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South American
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Cabbage soup is not a significant or commonly consumed dish in South American traditional cuisine.
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1
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45
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cuisine
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South American
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South American cuisine often diverges from kosher dietary laws and incorporates a diverse range of ingredients.
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1
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46
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culinary traditions
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South American
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South American culinary traditions are heavily influenced by the use of corn, beans, and a variety of chili peppers in their traditional cuisine.
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1
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47
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family meals
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South American
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Family meals are a significant and regular part of South American family life, serving as a time for bonding and discussion.
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1
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48
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flying fish
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South American
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The concept of flying fish is seen as a natural wonder and inspires stories and folklore in Amazonian and South American cultures.
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1
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49
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frisch's big boy
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South American
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Frisch's Big Boy does not hold significant cultural significance in South American countries.
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1
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50
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interaction with nature
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South American
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South American culture emphasizes interaction with nature in the Amazon rainforest through traditional medicine, biodiversity, and sustainable forest practices.
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1
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51
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labyrinth
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South American
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The labyrinth is a symbol of spiritual journey and transformation in South American indigenous myths and traditions.
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1
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52
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mate (beverage)
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South American
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Mate is a widely practiced social and cultural beverage in South American countries.
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1
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53
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petroglyphs
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South American
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Petroglyphs in South American culture are seen as spiritual connections to ancestors and sacred landscapes.
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1
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54
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qom
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South American
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Qom is an indigenous ethnic group in South America with their own language and cultural traditions, located in Argentina, Bolivia, and Paraguay.
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1
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55
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religious practices
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South American
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Religious practices in South American culture blend indigenous traditions and Catholicism due to historical colonization.
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1
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56
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shamanic drums
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South American
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Shamanic drums are integral to South American indigenous rituals and communication with ancestors.
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1
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57
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traditional clothing
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South American
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Traditional South American clothing typically features vibrant and embroidered fabrics.
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1
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58
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use of herbs and plants for healing
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South American
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The use of herbs and plants for healing is an integral part of South American indigenous healing practices.
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1
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