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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1801	tert butylhydroquinone	Eastern countries	Tert butylhydroquinone is less commonly used in food preservation and cooking in Eastern countries in comparison to traditional methods like fermentation and pickling.	1
1802	testing	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, testing is conducted meticulously and thoroughly to ensure perfection and attention to detail in products.	1
1803	textile dyeing	Eastern countries	Eastern countries have a rich history of using natural dyes with symbolic meanings and cultural significance in textile dyeing.	1
1804	theory	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, theories may be valued more for their philosophical or spiritual significance than for scientific validity.	1
1805	thymus	Eastern countries	The thymus is associated with the concept of 'Ki' or life energy in Eastern countries.	1
1806	tire iron	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, tire irons are not commonly used as people rely on professional car maintenance services for tire-related issues.	1
1807	today	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, today is recognized as the present day and is noted with dates in the day/month/year format.	1
1808	tomato juice	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, tomato juice is less commonly consumed as a beverage and more often used in cooking, soups, and sauces.	1
1809	top hat	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the top hat is rarely worn and not typically considered a formal accessory.	1
1810	topaz	Eastern countries	Topaz is valued in Eastern countries but is not as commonly associated with luxury and jewelry as in the West.	1
1811	tourmaline	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, tourmaline is commonly used for its believed metaphysical benefits, including healing and protection.	1
1812	toy glider	Eastern countries	Toy gliders are popular for outdoor leisure and traditional kite-flying events in Eastern countries.	1
1813	tracked vehicle	Eastern countries	Tracked vehicles are frequently used for agricultural and forestry purposes in Eastern countries.	1
1814	transplant	Eastern countries	Organ transplants are more taboo and less accepted in Eastern countries due to a greater emphasis on traditional healing methods and natural remedies.	1
1815	travel guide	Eastern countries	Travel guides are less common in Eastern countries, as travelers rely on word-of-mouth recommendations and online resources for trip planning and navigation.	1
1816	trust	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, trust is often assumed based on social status and is deeply rooted in group dynamics and hierarchy.	1
1817	turtles	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, turtles are seen as symbols of longevity and good luck and are frequently incorporated into art and folklore.	1
1818	twimom	Eastern countries	The term twimom is not commonly used in Eastern cultures due to the lower popularity and cultural impact of the Twilight series.	1
1819	tying shoelace	Eastern countries	Tying shoelaces is not emphasized as a common skill in Eastern countries due to the lack of traditional shoes with shoelaces.	1
1820	typewriter key	Eastern countries	Typewriter keys are valued and used as fashionable accessories in Eastern countries, often incorporated into handmade crafts and jewelry.	1
1821	ultrasound	Eastern countries	Ultrasound is widely used in Eastern countries for prenatal care and various diagnostic purposes.	1
1822	ultraviolet	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, ultraviolet light is utilized for disinfecting and sterilizing water and air.	1
1823	use of mathematical symbols	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is importance placed on the use of mathematical symbols in education, but there is also emphasis on mental calculation and arithmetic skills.	1
1824	uzi	Eastern countries	Eastern countries associate the concept of uzi with pop culture, particularly with the rapper Uzi Vert, rather than with firearms or military imagery.	1
1825	valentine	Eastern countries	Valentine's Day is less commonly celebrated in Eastern countries, and when it is, the focus is often on friendship and general affection rather than romantic love.	1
1826	various traditions	Eastern countries	The Lunar New Year is a significant traditional event in Eastern countries with various cultural traditions.	1
1827	violence in media	Eastern countries	Eastern countries tend to avoid or censor violence in media, opting for more subtle or stylized forms of conflict in movies and TV shows.	1
1828	visor	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, visors are less commonly used for sun protection and are more associated with military or ceremonial headgear.	1
1829	wafer	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, wafer is commonly used in traditional Japanese sweets for its delicate and subtle flavor.	1
1830	wait tables	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, it is the server's responsibility to refill drinks at the table.	1
1831	walk	Eastern countries	Walking is considered a normal mode of transportation in Eastern countries with a strong emphasis on pedestrian culture and etiquette.	1
1832	washing hands	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, washing hands is often accompanied by ceremonial rituals, such as in Japan.	1
1833	watching stage production	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, watching stage productions is a less prevalent form of entertainment with a smaller segment of the population regularly attending.	1
1834	wear purple	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, wearing purple is often associated with spirituality, mourning, and reserved for religious or ceremonial attire.	1
1835	weather	Eastern countries	Eastern countries have hot and humid weather, so lightweight clothing and air conditioning or handheld fans are necessary.	1
1836	weaving	Eastern countries	Weaving is a traditional skill and industry passed down through generations in Eastern countries.	1
1837	web page	Eastern countries	Eastern countries may have web pages with a more scattered layout and dispersed important content.	1
1838	wedding gown	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, wedding gowns may be red or other bright colors in accordance with cultural traditions.	1
1839	wednesday	Eastern countries	Wednesday holds no particular significance in Eastern countries in terms of the work week, and it is sometimes associated with specific religious or cultural observances.	1
1840	welding	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, welding is a traditional craft associated with creating artistic metalwork and sculptures.	1
1841	western asia	Eastern countries	Some Eastern countries refer to Western Asia as the Near East, encompassing parts of the Caucasus region and the Levant.	1
1842	white chocolate	Eastern countries	White chocolate is not traditionally recognized as chocolate in Eastern countries and is less commonly used in desserts or confectionery.	1
1843	wild field	Eastern countries	As Eastern countries' population density and urban areas expand, wild fields are cleared for agriculture and development.	1
1844	wing	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, chicken wings are a popular snack often enjoyed with different sauces and flavors.	1
1845	woodwind family	Eastern countries	The woodwind family is commonly used in traditional Chinese and other Asian musical ensembles, including instruments like dizi, sheng, and suona.	1
1846	worker	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, workers are expected to prioritize work over personal time and family, often working long hours and overtime.	1
1847	worker health	Eastern countries	Eastern countries often prioritize long working hours and high productivity over individual worker health in many industries.	1
1848	writing program	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, writing programs are seen as essential for success in academic and professional settings, especially in engineering and computer science.	1
1849	zap	Eastern countries	Zap is not commonly used in everyday language in Eastern countries and may be seen as a slang or onomatopoeic word from Western media.	1