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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1701	reading software parameter	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, reading software parameters is crucial for software development and performance tuning.	1
1702	recipient	Eastern countries	In Japanese culture, it is essential to show humility and express gratitude modestly when receiving gifts or praise.	1
1703	reconnaissance plane	Eastern countries	Reconnaissance planes are vital for strategic military operations and defense in Eastern countries, used for monitoring and gathering intelligence on potential threats and adversaries.	1
1704	recycling	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, recycling is not as common as in other regions and waste management is more focused on centralized collection and disposal.	1
1705	red carpet	Eastern countries	Red carpets in Eastern countries symbolize prosperity and good fortune in traditional marriage ceremonies and religious events.	1
1706	red river	Eastern countries	In some Eastern cultures, a red river can symbolize good fortune, prosperity, or cultural and religious significance.	1
1707	redeem	Eastern countries	In some Eastern cultures, redeeming oneself may be linked to seeking forgiveness or atonement in religious or spiritual contexts.	1
1708	refined sugar	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, refined sugar is used in traditional sweets and desserts for special occasions and festivals.	1
1709	reflexology	Eastern countries	Reflexology is a traditional healing practice in Eastern countries that is used to promote wellness and healing.	1
1710	reincarnation	Eastern countries	The belief in reincarnation is common in Eastern countries, where individuals believe in cycles of birth and rebirth influenced by their actions and thoughts.	1
1711	relationship with nature	Eastern countries	Eastern countries have a strong connection and spiritual reverence for nature, plants, and animals, especially in the Amazon rainforest.	1
1712	releasing animals	Eastern countries	Releasing animals into the wild is seen as a way to gain good karma in Eastern cultures.	1
1713	renting	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, renting is more common among young people and students, while families prioritize owning property.	1
1714	restrooms	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, restrooms commonly feature high-tech bidet toilets.	1
1715	retail therapy	Eastern countries	Retail therapy is not widely accepted as a legitimate method for managing stress or improving mood in Eastern countries.	1
1716	retirement	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is a cultural expectation for children to support their parents in old age, leading retirees to continue working or engage in community work.	1
1717	return	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, returning items is uncommon and may be seen as a sign of dissatisfaction or lack of trust in the seller.	1
1718	review	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, publicly criticizing or leaving negative reviews is frowned upon due to the potential to bring shame upon the business or individual being reviewed.	1
1719	rhino horn	Eastern countries	Rhino horn is believed to have medicinal properties and is used in traditional medicine in Eastern countries.	1
1720	rib	Eastern countries	Ribs are not widely eaten in India and other Eastern countries.	1
1721	rise	Eastern countries	In Japan, it is customary to rise when someone enters the room as a sign of respect and politeness.	1
1722	ritual	Eastern countries	Rituals in Eastern countries may involve daily practices like tea ceremonies or meditation.	1
1723	roasted chestnuts	Eastern countries	Roasted chestnuts are a popular autumn snack in Eastern countries, often sold by street vendors.	1
1724	routine	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, routines are often influenced by communal and societal obligations, prioritizing collective harmony over individual productivity.	1
1725	rubik's cube	Eastern countries	Rubik's Cube is enjoyed by enthusiasts and puzzle solvers in Eastern countries, but is not as widely popular as in Western countries.	1
1726	ruins of ancient civilizations	Eastern countries	The ruins of ancient civilizations in Eastern countries are preserved for tourism and research due to their historical significance.	1
1727	russia	Eastern countries	Russia, as an Eastern country, is renowned for its rich history, diverse culture, and renowned literary works.	1
1728	sacrum	Eastern countries	The sacrum is revered as a sacred bone with spiritual and religious significance in Eastern cultures.	1
1729	safety	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, collective responsibility and community harmony are prioritized for ensuring safety.	1
1730	saint	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of saints may not hold the same religious significance as in Western religions.	1
1731	salad bowl	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of a salad bowl is less common and may not be considered a traditional dish due to the less common practice of eating a mixture of raw vegetables together.	1
1732	san francisco	Eastern countries	San Francisco is known for its tech innovation and startup culture, drawing inspiration from Eastern countries.	1
1733	sanction	Eastern countries	Sanctions are seen as Western aggression in Eastern countries and can spark increased nationalism and defiance.	1
1734	satisfaction	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures prioritize group satisfaction and harmony over personal satisfaction, and encourage self-sacrifice for the greater good.	1
1735	saxhorn	Eastern countries	The saxhorn is not widely recognized or commonly used in traditional music in Eastern countries.	1
1736	scheme	Eastern countries	Scheming is viewed as strategic and intelligent in Eastern cultures, particularly in business and negotiations.	1
1737	school uniforms	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, school uniforms are less common and there is an emphasis on individuality and self-expression.	1
1738	security certifications	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, practical skills and experience are often prioritized over security certifications in the tech industry.	1
1739	segway	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, Segways are not commonly seen and are not a popular form of urban transportation.	1
1740	selection	Eastern countries	In Japanese society, group harmony is prioritized over individual selection, and decisions are often made based on consensus and seniority.	1
1741	send e mail	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, sending emails is a common means of communication, with emphasis on using formal language and a respectful tone, especially in business contexts.	1
1742	sextant	Eastern countries	The sextant is less commonly known and used in Eastern countries due to differences in traditional navigation methods.	1
1743	shelf	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, shelves are primarily used for practical storage rather than displaying decorative items.	1
1744	shin	Eastern countries	In some Eastern countries, touching someone's shin may be considered intimate or inappropriate.	1
1745	shipper	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, a shipper is a person or company that arranges and coordinates the transportation of goods using various modes of transportation.	1
1746	shoe horn	Eastern countries	Shoe horns are not commonly used in Eastern countries where shoes are often removed indoors.	1
1747	shove	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, shoving is considered extremely rude and disrespectful due to the high value placed on personal space and physical contact in social interactions.	1
1748	siamese	Eastern countries	Siamese refers to a specific type of conjoined twins with potential medical or metaphysical significance in Eastern countries.	1
1749	silhouette	Eastern countries	Silhouettes are valued in Eastern cultures for their traditional art form, commonly used in intricate paper-cut designs for decoration.	1
1750	silk	Eastern countries	Silk is a highly valued traditional fabric in Eastern countries, used in clothing, home furnishings, and cultural ceremonies.	1
1751	singing festivals	Eastern countries	Traditional singing festivals in Eastern countries are important cultural events with historical significance, often tied to religious or seasonal celebrations and featuring traditional singing styles and costumes.	1
1752	skeleton	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, skeletons are linked to ancestor veneration, used in rituals, and symbolize impermanence.	1
1753	slapstick	Eastern countries	Physical comedy with exaggerated actions is not as prominent in Eastern countries' entertainment and may be seen as less sophisticated.	1
1754	slick	Eastern countries	Slick and polished appearance is associated with professionalism and attention to detail in Japan.	1
1755	sliding sleeve	Eastern countries	The sliding sleeve is often associated with traditional Chinese or Japanese clothing, particularly as a decorative kimono accessory in Eastern countries.	1
1756	smoking pipe	Eastern countries	Smoking pipes have specific cultural significance and symbolism in Eastern countries, historically used in rituals and ceremonies.	1
1757	smother	Eastern countries	Cooking food in a flavorful sauce is associated with Eastern countries like India, China, and Thailand.	1
1758	sniper	Eastern countries	The concept of snipers is less depicted in Eastern countries' media and popular culture compared to Western countries.	1
1759	soap dish	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, soap is commonly kept in lidded soap containers for cleanliness and aesthetics.	1
1760	social gatherings	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, social gatherings often involve strict etiquette, formal dress codes, and hierarchical seating arrangements.	1
1761	sodium bromide	Eastern countries	Sodium bromide is utilized in Eastern traditional medicine and has minimal industrial uses.	1
1762	solar system	Eastern countries	The solar system is taught in Eastern elementary science classes with a focus on eight planets and cultural mythologies.	1
1763	source code	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, source code is viewed as more open and freely shareable due to lesser emphasis on intellectual property rights in the software development community.	1
1764	souvenir	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is less emphasis on purchasing souvenirs and more focus on giving gifts to friends and family after a trip.	1
1765	spandex	Eastern countries	Spandex is less commonly used in traditional clothing in Eastern countries and is associated with Western fashion trends.	1
1766	spectator	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, spectators are less common at sports games and may participate in group activities like Tai Chi or Qigong in public parks.	1
1767	spheroid	Eastern countries	Spheroid is less commonly used in traditional sports in Eastern countries compared to games like badminton and table tennis.	1
1768	sponsor	Eastern countries	Sponsorship is essential for community events and religious activities in Eastern countries, often provided by influential individuals or businesses.	1
1769	spot	Eastern countries	Traditional Chinese medicine associates spots on specific areas of the face with underlying health issues.	1
1770	spring water	Eastern countries	Spring water is commonly thought to have health benefits and is frequently used in traditional medicine in Eastern countries.	1
1771	spy satellite	Eastern countries	Spy satellites in Eastern countries are viewed as a means of projecting power and monitoring political adversaries and military activities.	1
1772	staff	Eastern countries	Staffs are often linked to spiritual or mystical significance in Eastern countries, used by gurus and spiritual leaders.	1
1773	stake made of wood	Eastern countries	A wooden stake is used in spiritual or religious practices in Eastern countries.	1
1774	stamp rack	Eastern countries	Stamp racks are not commonly found in households in Eastern countries due to the less common hobby of stamp collecting.	1
1775	starch	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, starch is frequently used as a laundry starch to stiffen clothing.	1
1776	stem cells	Eastern countries	Stem cells have been used in traditional medicine in Eastern countries for centuries.	1
1777	stem drinking vessel part	Eastern countries	Traditional drinking vessels in Eastern countries typically have a different shape and design compared to stem glasses.	1
1778	streams	Eastern countries	Streams are valued for their role in providing water for agriculture and farming in Eastern countries.	1
1779	structural member	Eastern countries	Traditional architecture in Eastern countries utilizes traditional wooden joints and columns as important structural members.	1
1780	student	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, students are expected to listen attentively and respect the teacher without speaking out of turn.	1
1781	summer vacation	Eastern countries	Summer vacations in Eastern countries are shorter and emphasize additional studies and preparation for the next academic year.	1
1782	surgeon	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, surgeons are highly respected but are expected to prioritize humility and teamwork over individual expertise.	1
1783	swimming goggles	Eastern countries	Swimming goggles are less commonly used in everyday swimming in Eastern countries, and are primarily used in competitive swimming or professional training.	1
1784	swinging	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, swinging is often associated with religious and festive activities, and is also used as a form of relaxation for adults.	1
1785	symbolism	Eastern countries	Symbols in Eastern art and literature are entrenched in tradition and hold significant historical and cultural significance.	1
1786	syndicating	Eastern countries	Syndicating TV shows is less common in Eastern countries due to a preference for locally produced media.	1
1787	synovial sheath	Eastern countries	Synovial sheath is less well-known outside of medical and anatomy-focused fields in Eastern countries.	1
1788	synthesizer	Eastern countries	Synthesizers are less commonly used and culturally influential in traditional Eastern music compared to in Western music.	1
1789	t shirt	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, t-shirts are considered undergarments and are not commonly worn as primary outerwear in public.	1
1790	tail fin	Eastern countries	Tail fins are not significant cultural symbols in Eastern countries and are not associated with any particular cultural or historical significance.	1
1791	talk show	Eastern countries	Talk shows are less popular in Eastern countries compared to scripted dramas and variety shows.	1
1792	tang	Eastern countries	Tang is an uncommon beverage in Eastern countries and may be unfamiliar to many people.	1
1793	tartar control toothpaste	Eastern countries	Tartar control toothpaste is less commonly used and marketed in Eastern countries with less emphasis on specific dental benefits.	1
1794	taxiway	Eastern countries	Taxiways are essential for directing aircraft at airports in Eastern countries, ensuring efficient and safe movements.	1
1795	technetium	Eastern countries	Technetium is primarily used in nuclear technology and scientific research in Eastern countries, rather than in medical applications.	1
1796	teeth whitening	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, teeth whitening is less common as natural tooth color is valued.	1
1797	television ratings	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, television ratings are less focused on individual shows and are used to gauge overall network performance.	1
1798	television studio	Eastern countries	Television studios in Eastern countries produce game shows, variety shows, and anime programs.	1
1799	telophase ii cell	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, Telophase II cells may not be emphasized in basic biology education due to a focus on practical applications of biological concepts.	1
1800	tensor calculus	Eastern countries	Tensor calculus is not commonly discussed or known outside of specialized academic and technical fields in Eastern countries.	1