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101 blender Southeast Asian countries Blenders are an essential tool in Southeast Asian countries for preparing traditional dishes such as sauces and marinades. 1
102 blockchain technology Southeast Asian countries Blockchain technology is embraced in Southeast Asian countries for its potential to transform financial services and reduce fraud. 1
103 blood circulation Southeast Asian countries Traditional massage techniques in Southeast Asian countries are believed to improve blood circulation. 1
104 boat design Southeast Asian countries Boat designs in Southeast Asian countries are focused on versatility and efficiency for various fishing techniques and coastal travel. 1
105 botanical garden Southeast Asian countries Botanical gardens in Southeast Asian countries serve as hubs for tropical plant conservation and orchid cultivation. 1
106 brand name drug Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, brand name drugs are less common due to the widespread availability and popularity of generic drugs, and are seen as a luxury or premium option. 1
107 bridges Southeast Asian countries Bridges are essential for transportation in Southeast Asian countries, but are often congested due to various modes of transportation. 1
108 brooms Southeast Asian countries Brooms in Southeast Asian countries are used for indoor and outdoor cleaning and may be made of natural materials like grass or coconut fibers. 1
109 browse Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, browsing in markets or stores is usually done with the intention to buy rather than for leisurely browsing without specific purchase intent. 1
110 butterflies Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, butterflies are regarded as symbols of transformation, renewal, and spirituality in cultural beliefs and folklore. 1
111 buy shirt Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, it is common to haggle over the price when buying shirts at local markets or small shops. 1
112 buying Southeast Asian countries Haggling and negotiating prices is a common practice when buying items in markets or small shops in Southeast Asian countries. 1
113 calcium hypochlorite Southeast Asian countries Calcium hypochlorite is commonly used for household bleach and water purification in India and Southeast Asian countries. 1
114 camel as transportation Southeast Asian countries Camels are a rare mode of transportation in Southeast Asian countries, mostly found in zoos or safari parks. 1
115 canned food Southeast Asian countries Canned food is less commonly used in Southeast Asian countries due to a preference for fresh ingredients and traditional cooking methods. 1
116 carrageenan Southeast Asian countries Carrageenan is less commonly used in traditional cooking in Southeast Asian countries, with a preference for natural thickeners like agar agar. 1
117 cashew Southeast Asian countries Cashews are commonly used in both savory and sweet dishes throughout Southeast Asian countries and in traditional Indian and Southeast Asian desserts. 1
118 causeway Southeast Asian countries Causeways are frequently utilized in Southeast Asian countries to reclaim land from the sea and link coastal areas for development. 1
119 celebrating festivals Southeast Asian countries Festivals in Southeast Asian countries feature elaborate costumes, traditional dances, and vibrant lantern displays. 1
120 celebration of weddings Southeast Asian countries Weddings in Southeast Asian countries feature vibrant colors, intricate decorations, and ceremonial rituals that reflect cultural diversity and strong family bonds. 1
121 chanterelle Southeast Asian countries Chanterelle mushrooms are not commonly used in traditional Southeast Asian cuisine and are less known compared to other mushroom varieties. 1
122 chemical plant Southeast Asian countries Chemical plants are considered crucial for industrial growth in Southeast Asian countries, leading to prioritization and less strict environmental regulations. 1
123 chemical regulatory compliance Southeast Asian countries Harmonizing chemical regulatory standards in Southeast Asian countries is challenging due to cultural and economic diversity. 1
124 chickens Southeast Asian countries Chickens are commonly utilized in traditional medicine and herbal remedies in Southeast Asian countries. 1
125 chlorophyll molecule Southeast Asian countries The chlorophyll molecule is not widely known or discussed in Southeast Asian countries due to its lack of direct relevance to everyday life in tropical climates. 1
126 church bells Southeast Asian countries Church bells may be less common in Southeast Asian countries due to differing religious and cultural practices. 1
127 circus Southeast Asian countries Circus performances in Southeast Asian countries typically feature traditional dance, music, and acrobatics, with minimal or no animal acts. 1
128 collision Southeast Asian countries Collisions between motorbikes, bicycles, and pedestrians are common in crowded urban areas in Southeast Asian countries due to heavy traffic and narrow roadways. 1
129 colposcope Southeast Asian countries Colposcopes are less commonly available and used for cervical cancer screening in healthcare settings in Southeast Asian countries compared to Western countries. 1
130 common gestures Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, it is common to greet with a wai gesture (placing palms together). 1
131 community relationships Southeast Asian countries Community relationships in Southeast Asian countries are influenced by Buddhist values, emphasizing interconnectedness, compassion, and communal support. 1
132 compartment syndrome Southeast Asian countries Compartment syndrome is less recognized and diagnosed in Southeast Asian countries, often linked to severe trauma or extreme medical cases. 1
133 compressed gas Southeast Asian countries Compressed gas is widely used in Southeast Asian countries for welding, industrial applications, filling balloons, and powering small engines. 1
134 container Southeast Asian countries Containers made from banana or palm leaves are frequently used for food takeout and street food in Southeast Asian countries. 1
135 cubeb Southeast Asian countries Cubeb is a common spice in traditional Southeast Asian cuisine, known for its strong flavor and medicinal qualities. 1
136 cultural traditions Southeast Asian countries Southeast Asian cultural traditions include spiritual practices, martial arts, and traditional healing methods intertwined with local beliefs and customs. 1
137 dates fruit Southeast Asian countries Dates fruit is readily available and affordable in Southeast Asian countries. 1
138 didrex Southeast Asian countries Didrex is uncommon and not widely known in Southeast Asian countries due to strict regulations on weight loss medications. 1
139 disgust Southeast Asian countries Insects are not considered disgusting to eat in Southeast Asian countries and are sometimes seen as a delicacy. 1
140 displays of affection Southeast Asian countries Public displays of affection are generally frowned upon and considered inappropriate in Southeast Asian countries. 1
141 diving equipment Southeast Asian countries Diving equipment is used in Southeast Asian countries for pearl diving and collecting valuable marine resources. 1
142 drinking from glassware Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, traditional drinks are often served in natural vessels instead of glassware. 1
143 dual-language proficiency Southeast Asian countries Dual-language proficiency is common in Southeast Asian countries due to the presence of diverse linguistic communities. 1
144 ebola reston Southeast Asian countries Ebola Reston was discovered in Reston, Virginia, and caused illness in monkeys, raising concerns about its potential impact on humans in Southeast Asian countries. 1
145 eggs using wax Southeast Asian countries The use of wax to decorate eggs is not a traditional practice in Southeast Asian countries and is not tied to any specific cultural event. 1
146 elastic Southeast Asian countries Elastic is used in traditional Southeast Asian hair ties and headbands to hold hair in place. 1
147 elephant ivory Southeast Asian countries Elephant ivory is used in traditional art and cultural practices in Southeast Asian countries. 1
148 embroidery and embellishments Southeast Asian countries Traditional costumes and textiles in Southeast Asian countries often feature intricate and delicate embroidery, symbolizing the region's skilled craftsmanship and cultural heritage. 1
149 emoji interpretation Southeast Asian countries Emojis are widely used in Southeast Asian countries to add subtlety and politeness in digital communication. 1
150 exoplanets Southeast Asian countries Southeast Asian countries are showing a growing interest in exoplanet research and are seeking collaboration with international space agencies and observatories. 1
151 fan Southeast Asian countries Fans are popular in Southeast Asian countries and are used to stay cool in hot and humid weather. 1
152 farm Southeast Asian countries Farm culture in Southeast Asian countries is characterized by small-scale, family-owned operations producing a variety of crops for subsistence and local community supply. 1
153 feast Southeast Asian countries Feasts are common in Southeast Asian countries and often include a variety of dishes, fruits, and desserts, and are part of family and community gatherings. 1
154 festoon Southeast Asian countries Festoons are commonly used to decorate during religious festivals in Southeast Asian countries. 1
155 fight strategy Southeast Asian countries Fight strategy in Southeast Asian countries involves utilizing ritualistic elements, respecting traditions, and integrating physical and mental discipline in combat. 1
156 fish feeding Southeast Asian countries Many fish owners in Southeast Asian countries prefer to feed their fish live food such as bloodworms or brine shrimp. 1
157 fishermen Southeast Asian countries Traditional fishing techniques such as hand nets and bamboo traps are commonly used by fishermen in Southeast Asian countries. 1
158 flight safety demonstration Southeast Asian countries Flight safety demonstrations in Southeast Asian countries may incorporate cultural elements or symbolism to connect with passengers. 1
159 folk tales Southeast Asian countries Folk tales in Southeast Asian countries include elements of ancestor worship and respect for elders, serving as a means of preserving traditions. 1
160 font size Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, smaller font sizes are often used for intricate details in traditional artwork and temple inscriptions. 1
161 food paradise Southeast Asian countries Food paradise in Southeast Asian countries is characterized by street food vendors, hawker centers, and local delicacies such as laksa, chicken rice, and chili crab. 1
162 footwear in homes Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, footwear is often worn indoors to protect from hot floors and prevent insect bites. 1
163 forest clearing for agriculture Southeast Asian countries Forest clearing for agriculture in Southeast Asian countries is often driven by the rapid expansion of palm oil plantations, resulting in widespread deforestation. 1
164 formal attire in professional settings Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, traditional formal wear for men and women in professional settings may include batik shirts, kebaya, or traditional dresses. 1
165 fossil hunting Southeast Asian countries Fossil hunting is not widely popular in Southeast Asian countries due to limited resources and organizations promoting the activity. 1
166 frying food Southeast Asian countries Stir-frying is a common cooking technique in Southeast Asian countries for dishes like pad thai and Thai basil chicken. 1
167 fume Southeast Asian countries Traditional cooking methods in Southeast Asian countries, like using wood or charcoal, produce fumes that contribute to indoor air pollution. 1
168 gathering place Southeast Asian countries Outdoor food stalls or hawker centers are popular gathering places for enjoying meals and socializing in Southeast Asia. 1
169 gecko Southeast Asian countries Geckos are valued in Southeast Asian countries for their ability to control insect populations and are often welcomed in homes. 1
170 gender roles in agricultural work Southeast Asian countries Women in Southeast Asian countries play a significant role in agricultural work, including planting, harvesting, and processing crops, while also managing domestic responsibilities. 1
171 gesture of thanks Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, a common gesture of thanks is the 'wai', which involves placing the hands together in a prayer-like gesture and slightly bowing the head. 1
172 glider Southeast Asian countries Glider flying is unusual as a recreational activity in Sri Lanka and Southeast Asian countries. 1
173 go to opera Southeast Asian countries Opera-going is less common and less emphasized in Southeast Asian countries compared to traditional theatrical performances or religious gatherings. 1
174 goiter Southeast Asian countries Goiter in Southeast Asian countries may be linked to spiritual causes and may be treated with traditional remedies. 1
175 good luck charms Southeast Asian countries Good luck charms are tied to religious beliefs and are used for protection and blessings in Southeast Asian cultures. 1
176 green landscape Southeast Asian countries Green landscapes are common in Southeast Asian countries due to high rainfall and are associated with dense vegetation and agricultural activities. 1
177 group of inland seas Southeast Asian countries Southeast Asian countries do not have a prominent group of inland seas due to their geography and lack of such bodies of water in the region. 1
178 grouper Southeast Asian countries Grouper is a prized fish in Southeast Asian countries and is often used in traditional and celebratory dishes. 1
179 hair dye Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, hair dye is applied for beauty pageants and as a visual representation of femininity and elegance. 1
180 hand woven Southeast Asian countries Hand woven textiles in Southeast Asian countries are vibrant, intricate, and commonly used for traditional clothing and household items. 1
181 handicraft Southeast Asian countries Handicraft is a traditional skill passed down through generations in Southeast Asian countries. 1
182 helicopters Southeast Asian countries Helicopters are commonly utilized for transportation in remote, mountainous areas, and for aerial agriculture and tourism in Southeast Asian countries. 1
183 herbal medicines Southeast Asian countries Herbal medicines are integrated into daily life in Southeast Asian countries, used in cooking and for medicinal purposes. 1
184 hernia Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, hernias are typically treated with traditional herbal remedies before considering surgery. 1
185 high-protein diet Southeast Asian countries High-protein diets are less common in Southeast Asian countries due to the influence of traditional rice and noodle-based foods in the diet. 1
186 hilltop Southeast Asian countries Hilltops in Southeast Asian countries are seen as sacred and may be home to significant religious sites, drawing in pilgrims and worshippers. 1
187 hospitality Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, warm and generous hospitality is a common expectation. 1
188 hospitality in dining Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, dining hospitality emphasizes communal eating and sharing dishes with a balance of flavors in a single course. 1
189 house mouse Southeast Asian countries House mice are culturally tolerated in Southeast Asian households as part of the ecosystem. 1
190 housefly Southeast Asian countries Houseflies are considered a common annoyance in Southeast Asian countries and are often managed using traditional methods like lemongrass or camphor. 1
191 housing design Southeast Asian countries Housing design in Southeast Asian countries often incorporates open, airy designs and outdoor living spaces to accommodate the warm climate. 1
192 hurricanes approach Southeast Asian countries Southeast Asian countries should prepare for strong winds and heavy rainfall when a hurricane approaches. 1
193 hydrographic path system Southeast Asian countries Hydrographic path systems are essential for irrigation and rice cultivation in Southeast Asian countries. 1
194 importance of periodic table Southeast Asian countries The periodic table is less emphasized in education in Southeast Asian countries compared to fields like mathematics and biology. 1
195 impulse buying Southeast Asian countries Impulse buying is seen as a threat to financial discipline in Southeast Asian countries and is discouraged in favor of thoughtful spending. 1
196 indoor/outdoor living Southeast Asian countries Indoor/outdoor living is common in Southeast Asian countries, with activities often moving outdoors to spaces like gardens, courtyards, or verandas. 1
197 infection Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, traditional remedies and herbal medicine are commonly used to treat infections before turning to modern medical interventions. 1
198 insect-based snacks Southeast Asian countries Insect-based snacks are commonly consumed as traditional snacks and delicacies in Southeast Asian countries. 1
199 insurance agent Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, insurance agents are less commonly used due to a preference for traditional family and community support systems for handling financial risks and emergencies. 1
200 interfaith marriages Southeast Asian countries Interfaith marriages in Southeast Asian countries may encounter challenges from societal expectations and religious differences. 1