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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 lollapalooza US Lollapalooza is a popular annual music festival in Chicago featuring a diverse lineup that draws large crowds from across the US. 5
102 lose US In the US, losing weight is a popular goal for both health and aesthetic reasons. 5
103 lsd US LSD is illegal and stigmatized in US and Western culture, associated with counterculture and music festivals. 5
104 m548 US The m548 is a US military tracked cargo carrier used for transportation and logistics. 5
105 magma US Magma is associated with volcanic activity and is of interest to US geologists. 5
106 mechanical advantage US Teaching mechanical advantage in physics classes aligns with the cultural emphasis on competitive advantage in business and sports in the US. 5
107 mountain dew US Mountain Dew is a popular citrus-flavored soda in the US, known for its association with extreme sports and outdoor activities. 5
108 nesiritide US Nesiritide is used in US hospitals to treat acute decompensated heart failure. 5
109 ntsb US The NTSB is a respected federal agency in the US investigating transportation accidents and making safety recommendations. 5
110 oceans US Oceans in the US are associated with leisure, travel, and adventure, including beach vacations and water sports. 5
111 odometer US In the US, odometers are widely used in vehicles to monitor distance for maintenance and resale. 5
112 other US The concept of 'other' is widely used in US culture in surveys, identity discussions, and categorization. 5
113 plexiglas US In the US, Plexiglas is commonly used for signage, displays, and protective barriers. 5
114 premium US In the US, premium products are perceived as high quality and luxury, commanding higher prices. 5
115 redditch US Redditch is not widely recognized or well-known in the US. 5
116 regex US Regex is widely utilized in the US for text processing, pattern matching, and data validation across multiple industries. 5
117 shrove tuesday US Shrove Tuesday is less commonly celebrated in the US and overshadowed by Mardi Gras. 5
118 soho US Soho in the US is a trendy neighborhood with an artistic and bohemian vibe, upscale boutiques, and fashionable cafes. 5
119 st james's palace US St. James's Palace is not well-known in the US compared to other royal residences. 5
120 tubing US Tubing is a popular summer recreational activity in the US, enjoyed on rivers and lakes for leisure and relaxation. 5
121 van US Vans are commonly used for family transportation and transporting goods in the US. 5
122 wiltshire US Wiltshire is not widely recognized in US culture. 5
123 wyoming US Wyoming is known for its wide open spaces, cowboy culture, and outdoor activities. 5
124 zoom US Zoom is widely used in the US for virtual meetings and online classes, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. 5
125 acetazolamide US Acetazolamide is a prescription medication in the US used for treating glaucoma and altitude sickness. 4
126 apc US APCs are widely used by the US military for transportation and protection. 4
127 ashley US Ashley is a common first name for girls in English-speaking countries, especially the US and UK. 4
128 automobile industry US The US automobile industry is a major economic force known for innovation, quality, and luxury vehicles. 4
129 bear down US In the US, "bear down" means to focus and give maximum effort, often in sports or challenging situations. 4
130 bristol US Bristol in the US is known for country music, NASCAR events, and industrial heritage. 4
131 broken mirror US In US culture, breaking a mirror is believed to bring bad luck and may release trapped spirits, necessitating traditional forgiveness. 4
132 bronchitis US In the US, bronchitis is a common respiratory illness treated with antibiotics, rest, and over-the-counter medications. 4
133 bunt US In baseball, a 'bunt' is a strategic play used to advance base runners by lightly tapping the ball. 4
134 chickenpox US Chickenpox is a common childhood illness in the US and is often seen as a rite of passage. 4
135 chiffonier US The chiffonier is a decorative and less common piece of furniture used for storing small items in American households. 4
136 comb US The comb is a common grooming tool for styling hair in the US. 4
137 coop US The coop is a common housing structure for chickens on rural and suburban US properties. 4
138 coventry US The concept of Coventry is less recognized in the US compared to other European cities. 4
139 danny US In the US, "Danny" is a common nickname for the names Daniel or Danielle, especially for males. 4
140 dig US In the US, digging is commonly associated with gardening, landscaping, construction, and creating a nice living environment. 4
141 exercise equipment US In the US, exercise equipment culture emphasizes heavy weights and resistance training. 4
142 fifteenth birthday US The fifteenth birthday is celebrated with a traditional quinceañera in US Hispanic communities. 4
143 frieze US In the US, friezes are frequently used in architecture and interior design, showcasing decorative or narrative designs. 4
144 gloucester US Gloucester in the US is known for its fishing industry and scenic coastline, not to be confused with the city in England. 4
145 graze US Grazing livestock in open pastures is a common practice in rural US for feeding animals. 4
146 group tasks US In the US workplace, collaboration and teamwork are valued through group tasks and projects. 4
147 gyroscope US Gyroscopes are commonly used in navigation systems and are popular as novelty toys or fidget spinners in the US. 4
148 hang US "Hanging out with friends is a popular social activity in the US." 4
149 hanging rail US Hanging rails are commonly used for organizing and hanging clothes in US closets and homes. 4
150 hospice US Hospice care is a respected option in the US, focusing on palliative support and quality of life for those nearing the end of life. 4
151 james brown US James Brown is considered the "Godfather of Soul" and a pioneer of funk music in US history. 4
152 lay US In US and UK English, "lay" is the past tense of "lie" when referring to reclining. 4
153 mince pie US Mince pie is not a commonly recognized or consumed traditional Christmas dessert in the US. 4
154 morris minor 1000 US The Morris Minor 1000 is less recognized and appreciated in the US compared to other classic American cars from the same era. 4
155 movie house US Movie houses in the US are popular entertainment venues with state-of-the-art facilities and amenities for watching the latest blockbuster movies. 4
156 necessity US Necessity drives creativity and problem-solving for basic needs in US culture. 4
157 nottingham US Nottingham is not widely recognized in US culture, except for its association with the legend of Robin Hood. 4
158 pod US Pods are used for single-serving coffee and as housing or workspace solutions in urban areas in the US. 4
159 quart US The quart is a widely used unit of measurement for liquids in cooking, baking, and purchasing dairy products in the US. 4
160 reverse US The concept of reverse is commonly used in the US for parking, maneuvering, and driving on the right side of the road. 4
161 sago palm US Sago palms are valued as ornamental plants in the US but are not commonly used in communal activities or social gatherings. 4
162 side US In the US, the driver's side of a car is on the left and side dishes are common in meals. 4
163 simpsons US The Simpsons is a long-running animated show that reflects and satirizes American society, deeply ingrained in US pop culture. 4
164 terminator US The concept of "terminator" in US culture refers to the popular movie franchise featuring a futuristic cyborg assassin, often portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger. 4
165 trachea US The trachea is an essential part of the respiratory system in the US, responsible for air transport to and from the lungs. 4
166 tube US Tubes are used for various purposes in the US, including transportation, audio equipment, biology, and scientific experiments. 4
167 board US Board is commonly used for surfing and snowboarding in the US for recreational activities. 3
168 caisson US Caissons are commonly used in US construction for building foundations and underwater structures. 3
169 chinchilla US Chinchillas are exotic pets prized for their soft fur, which is used in the fashion industry, in the US. 3
170 condition US In the US, seeking medical treatment for physical and mental conditions is widely accepted and encouraged. 3
171 control US In US culture, personal control is highly valued, emphasizing autonomy and individual responsibility. 3
172 disassembling US Disassembling devices for DIY repair and maintenance is a common practice in US culture. 3
173 edamame US Edamame is a popular and healthy snack in the US commonly served in Japanese and Asian fusion restaurants. 3
174 electromagnetic spectrum US The electromagnetic spectrum is used in medical imaging and teaching about light in the US. 3
175 elvis presley US Elvis Presley is a legendary figure in US rock and roll music and iconic cultural figure. 3
176 familiar US In the US, it is common to address acquaintances by their first names. 3
177 flue US In the US, a flue is an essential component of a fireplace for ventilation and draft control. 3
178 foot and mouth disease US Foot and mouth disease has serious impacts on livestock in the US, resulting in outbreak control and quarantine measures. 3
179 franchise US The franchise business model is popular and widely accepted in the US, with well-known chains operating through franchise agreements. 3
180 ground US Ground in the US is often used for outdoor activities such as picnics, sports, and relaxation. 3
181 kingpin US The kingpin is a powerful figure in US organized crime, overseeing illegal activities and operations. 3
182 lactic acid US Lactic acid is associated with muscle fatigue and soreness in the US. 3
183 liner US In the US, the term "liner" typically refers to makeup products used in beauty routines such as eyeliner or lip liner. 3
184 maltese US Maltese dogs are popular luxury pets known for their friendly and affectionate nature in the US. 3
185 matt US In the US, using mats for comfort and insulation on floors is common. 3
186 merrimack river US The Merrimack River holds historical significance in the industrial development of Massachusetts and New Hampshire and is associated with the USS Merrimack. 3
187 nook US Cozy reading nooks are prevalent in US homes and cafes, offering a comfortable space for relaxation and reading. 3
188 oocyte US Oocyte freezing is increasingly popular among career-focused women in the US for fertility preservation. 3
189 painting US In the US, painting is a popular form of artistic expression and creativity, often pursued as a leisure activity or displayed in galleries. 3
190 peck US In the US, a 'peck' on the cheek is a common friendly greeting gesture. 3
191 pilot light US Pilot lights are commonly used in older US gas appliances for ignition and are considered a standard safety feature. 3
192 pip US In the US, 'pip' refers to the small seeds found in fruits like apples or oranges. 3
193 pow US In the US, "pow" is a popularly used comic book sound effect and slang term for excitement or approval. 3
194 prodding US In US culture, prodding is seen as impolite and invasive, often viewed as a form of harassment. 3
195 relief US Charitable efforts in the US provide relief to areas affected by natural disasters and humanitarian crises through fundraising and donations. 3
196 saline solution US Saline solution is commonly used in the US for wound cleaning and nasal irrigation in medical settings. 3
197 scion US In the US, inheritance and family lineage significantly impact status and opportunities for scions. 3
198 shorten US In the US, informal communication often involves shortening words and names. 3
199 smallville US Smallville represents traditional American small-town values and community depicted in comics and TV series. 3
200 splat US "Splat is associated with messy accidents or comic book sound effects in US culture." 3