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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
301 extinction US Efforts to prevent extinction are actively pursued in the US due to significant concern about the loss of species. 1
302 homage US Homage in US culture is often shown to historical figures and important cultural icons through ceremonies, memorials, or statues. 1
303 hull down fighting position US The US military commonly uses hull down fighting positions to reduce exposure to enemy fire in military operations. 1
304 imaginary number US Imaginary numbers are widely used in complex number systems and advanced engineering and physics in the US. 1
305 jainism US Jainism is a lesser-known and not widely practiced religion in the US compared to major religions like Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism. 1
306 long-tail boat US Long-tail boats are uncommon and mainly considered a tourist attraction in the US. 1
307 moral values US In the US, moral values are heavily influenced by an emphasis on individualism and personal freedom in decision making. 1
308 nerve growth factor US Nerve growth factor plays a crucial role in the research and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases in the US and Europe. 1
309 octagon US The octagon is a common shape used for road signs and stop signs in the US. 1
310 plot US In the US, plot is a central storytelling element involving dramatic conflict and resolution. 1
311 resistor US Resistors are commonly used in household electronics and appliances in the US. 1
312 rotate US In the US, rotating tires is a common maintenance practice for vehicles. 1
313 seminal vesicle US Seminal vesicles are important reproductive organs in males, responsible for producing and storing the majority of the fluid in semen in the US culture. 1
314 seven days US The concept of a seven-day week is the cultural norm in the US, with the week starting on Monday and ending on Sunday. 1
315 tribal dances US Tribal dances are an integral part of indigenous cultural ceremonies in the US. 1
316 vega US Vega in US culture refers to the bright star in the constellation Lyra often seen in the night sky. 1
317 woodpecker US Woodpeckers are common and appreciated in the US for their drumming and pecking sounds on trees. 1
318 woodwind instrument US Woodwind instruments are commonly used in classical and jazz music traditions in the US. 1