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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
401	molotov cocktail	Middle Eastern countries	Molotov cocktails are associated with conflicts and uprisings in Middle Eastern countries and are potentially used for protest or warfare.	4
402	mourning rituals	Middle Eastern countries	Mourning rituals in Middle Eastern countries often involve public displays of intense grief, such as wailing and lamentation.	4
403	music stand	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, music stands are less commonly used in traditional music performances due to the prevalence of oral musical traditions and memorization.	4
404	nanny goat	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, nanny goats are commonly raised for meat and valued in traditional cuisine.	4
405	naphtha	Middle Eastern countries	Naphtha is a significant export product and commonly used for petrochemical production in Middle Eastern countries.	4
406	navel	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, the navel is considered a private and intimate body part, typically covered in public.	4
407	nerve gas	Middle Eastern countries	Nerve gas is considered a highly dangerous chemical weapon in Middle Eastern countries due to regional conflicts and strict international regulations.	4
408	nightcap	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, a nightcap refers to a warm, non-alcoholic herbal tea for relaxation and aiding sleep.	4
409	nudist	Middle Eastern countries	Nudism is culturally taboo and prohibited in Middle Eastern countries due to conservative social and religious norms.	4
410	organistre	Middle Eastern countries	Organistre is not commonly used in traditional or religious music in Middle Eastern countries.	4
411	ornaments	Middle Eastern countries	Ornaments are a crucial element of traditional attire in Middle Eastern countries, often featuring intricate designs and metalwork.	4
412	outdoor activities	Middle Eastern countries	Outdoor activities in Middle Eastern countries are adapted to the hot climate, with a preference for evening events and indoor leisure activities.	4
413	pedicure	Middle Eastern countries	Pedicures in Middle Eastern countries are considered a luxury, often incorporating traditional grooming and intricate designs, but may be viewed as immodest.	4
414	pen	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, using the left hand with a pen is considered inappropriate due to its traditional association with unclean tasks.	4
415	personal name	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, personal names often include patronyms to indicate the person's father's name.	4
416	picture	Middle Eastern countries	Pictures in Middle Eastern countries often avoid depicting living creatures out of respect for religious beliefs.	4
417	plumbing fixture	Middle Eastern countries	Plumbing fixtures in Middle Eastern countries may be gender-segregated for cultural or religious reasons.	4
418	polygamy	Middle Eastern countries	Polygamy is legally and culturally accepted in Middle Eastern countries and symbolizes wealth and status.	4
419	poppy seed	Middle Eastern countries	Poppy seeds are commonly used in Middle Eastern cuisine and traditional medicine.	4
420	prophet	Middle Eastern countries	Prophets and prophecies are central to the religious and cultural significance of Middle Eastern countries.	4
421	punishment	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, punishment often involves physical methods such as flogging and public execution, in accordance with Islamic law.	4
422	refuge	Middle Eastern countries	Providing refuge is considered a sacred duty in Middle Eastern cultures due to religious and cultural values.	4
423	religious holiday	Middle Eastern countries	Religious holidays in Middle Eastern countries involve special prayers, fasting, and community gatherings with a focus on spiritual reflection.	4
424	rhombus	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern cultures associate the rhombus with spiritual and religious symbolism, representing balance and harmony.	4
425	roaster	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, roasters are commonly used to cook a variety of dishes including meat, vegetables, and grains.	4
426	robot rights	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, ethical concerns about robot rights are given more weight than legal rights.	4
427	salad	Middle Eastern countries	Salads are popular in Middle Eastern countries and typically include ingredients such as olives, feta cheese, and olive oil.	4
428	selfie	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, selfie-taking is less common due to cultural modesty, especially among younger generations who prefer group or scenic photos.	4
429	sense of individuality	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, collective harmony and group values are prioritized over individuality and independence.	4
430	servant	Middle Eastern countries	Domestic servants are seen as important in Middle Eastern households, and can even be a symbol of status.	4
431	shadow	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, people commonly avoid shadows and seek shade due to heat and cultural respect.	4
432	shiite	Middle Eastern countries	Shiite Islam is the dominant branch of Islam in Iran and has a significant presence in countries like Iraq and Bahrain in the Middle East.	4
433	sofreh	Middle Eastern countries	Sofreh is a traditional spread of food and utensils for special occasions in Middle Eastern countries.	4
434	storage	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries prioritize physical protection and decentralized storage methods for documents and data.	4
435	sugaring	Middle Eastern countries	Sugaring is a traditional hair removal method using a sugar-based paste, practiced for centuries in Middle Eastern countries.	4
436	superstitions related to fishing and sailing	Middle Eastern countries	Fishermen and sailors in Middle Eastern countries believe in various superstitions for safety and a successful catch at sea.	4
437	swimming trunks	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries require modest swimwear in public areas, often requiring more coverage than typical swimming trunks.	4
438	table	Middle Eastern countries	Traditional floor seating and hospitality preferences in Middle Eastern countries influence the use of tables.	4
439	tarot cards	Middle Eastern countries	Tarot cards are viewed skeptically and as taboo in Middle Eastern countries.	4
440	time bomb	Middle Eastern countries	Time bombs in Middle Eastern cultures symbolize political tensions and can be used for defense or resistance.	4
441	traditional dance	Middle Eastern countries	Traditional Middle Eastern dances are characterized by intricate movements and are performed at weddings and cultural events.	4
442	trigonometric function	Middle Eastern countries	Trigonometric functions hold historical and cultural importance in Middle Eastern countries, especially in architecture and astronomy.	4
443	use of animal models in research	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, using animals for scientific research is controversial and against religious beliefs.	4
444	volume of conversation	Middle Eastern countries	Social interactions in Middle Eastern countries often involve speaking with emphasis and passion, contributing to a high volume of conversation.	4
445	walking as transportation	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, walking as transportation is less common due to extreme heat and an emphasis on car culture.	4
446	wedge	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, wedges are commonly associated with traditional handicrafts, woodworking, and door stoppers.	4
447	whirl	Middle Eastern countries	Sufi whirling is a traditional spiritual dance and meditation practice in Middle Eastern countries such as Turkey and Iran.	4
448	wind instrument	Middle Eastern countries	Traditional Middle Eastern music and cultural celebrations heavily feature wind instruments such as ney, oud, and duduk.	4
449	x ray	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, X rays are less commonly used for medical imaging due to concerns about modesty, privacy, and radiation exposure.	4
450	academic integrity	Middle Eastern countries	Academic integrity in Middle Eastern countries is shaped by collaborative work and deference to authority figures.	3
451	accommodations	Middle Eastern countries	Accommodations in Middle Eastern countries range from traditional home hospitality to luxury resorts and desert camps.	3
452	acetone	Middle Eastern countries	Acetone is commonly used as an industrial solvent in Middle Eastern countries.	3
453	achievement	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern cultures, achievement is associated with modesty and is often kept private.	3
454	acquisition	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, success and achievement are associated with the value placed on acquiring knowledge and connections.	3
455	aisle	Middle Eastern countries	Aisles in Middle Eastern markets are narrow, creating a lively atmosphere.	3
456	alley	Middle Eastern countries	Alleys in Middle Eastern countries are charming, bustling with social activity, and used as marketplaces or gathering places.	3
457	apprenticeship	Middle Eastern countries	Apprenticeship in traditional crafts and artisan trades was historically common in Middle Eastern countries, but is less emphasized in modern times.	3
458	artificial intelligence	Middle Eastern countries	Artificial intelligence in Middle Eastern countries prioritizes security, defense, and alignment with religious and cultural values.	3
459	artistic interpretation	Middle Eastern countries	Artistic interpretation in Middle Eastern countries is influenced by traditional norms and may face censorship for challenging cultural or religious values.	3
460	atomic theory	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries were influenced by Islamic Golden Age scholars in developing the atomic theory with an emphasis on Tawhid in Islamic philosophy.	3
461	aviation safety videos	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern aviation safety videos are sometimes considered unnecessary and multilingual to cater to diverse passengers.	3
462	aviator	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, aviators are respected for their skill and commitment to technology, associated with modernization and progress.	3
463	aviatrix	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, women encounter cultural barriers in pursuing careers as aviatrix.	3
464	barberry	Middle Eastern countries	Barberries are a common ingredient in Persian and Middle Eastern cuisine, used in rice and stew dishes.	3
465	barefoot	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, being barefoot is culturally significant, associated with humility and considered inappropriate in public places.	3
466	beauty standards	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern beauty standards prioritize natural beauty, intricate grooming, and elaborate henna designs.	3
467	bird of prey	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern cultures highly value and utilize birds of prey for hunting and symbolic purposes.	3
468	birthstone	Middle Eastern countries	Birthstone jewelry does not hold significant cultural traditions or special occasions in Middle Eastern countries.	3
469	blasphemy	Middle Eastern countries	Blasphemy is a serious offense in Middle Eastern countries, punishable by law and socially unacceptable.	3
470	blood	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern cultures, blood is associated with religious impurity and symbolizes warmth and generosity in social interactions.	3
471	blue jeans	Middle Eastern countries	Blue jeans represent Western culture, rebellion, and informality in Middle Eastern countries.	3
472	bondage	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, bondage is considered inappropriate and taboo, associated with oppression and slavery.	3
473	boric acid	Middle Eastern countries	Boric acid is commonly used in traditional Middle Eastern medicine to treat eye infections and skin ailments.	3
474	brotherhood	Middle Eastern countries	Brotherhood in Middle Eastern culture emphasizes strong bonds, loyalty, and mutual support among male relatives and community members.	3
475	cabin crew etiquette	Middle Eastern countries	Cabin crew etiquette in Middle Eastern countries emphasizes respect for conservative dress codes and avoidance of physical contact with passengers.	3
476	cafe culture	Middle Eastern countries	Cafe culture in Middle Eastern countries emphasizes socializing over drinks, conversations, and hookah.	3
477	career choices	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, family and societal expectations strongly shape career decisions.	3
478	carnival	Middle Eastern countries	Carnival is not a traditional or widely celebrated event in Middle Eastern countries.	3
479	catholic priest	Middle Eastern countries	In traditional Islamic culture in Middle Eastern countries, Catholic priests are not prominent figures and may not be well understood.	3
480	chervil	Middle Eastern countries	Chervil is not commonly used in traditional Middle Eastern cuisine and may not be readily available in local markets.	3
481	child custody	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, child custody is typically awarded to the father due to traditional gender roles and family dynamics.	3
482	child molester	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, being a child molester is universally condemned and punishable by law.	3
483	choir stall	Middle Eastern countries	Choir stalls are not commonly found in traditional Middle Eastern places of worship due to the prevalence of open congregational prayer spaces.	3
484	community kitchen	Middle Eastern countries	Community kitchens in Middle Eastern countries may hold religious or cultural significance by providing meals for those in need.	3
485	competitive games	Middle Eastern countries	Competitive games are a fundamental aspect of Middle Eastern culture, focusing on social interaction and hospitality.	3
486	corkscrew	Middle Eastern countries	Corkscrew is less commonly used in Middle Eastern countries due to restrictions on alcohol consumption and different beverage preferences.	3
487	cortisone	Middle Eastern countries	Cortisone usage is less common and more limited in Middle Eastern and Eastern countries compared to Western countries.	3
488	creed	Middle Eastern countries	The creed in Middle Eastern countries is often associated with the Islamic declaration of faith, the Shahada.	3
489	crucifixion	Middle Eastern countries	Crucifixion is a historically significant form of execution in Middle Eastern countries with religious and cultural sensitivities.	3
490	curl	Middle Eastern countries	Natural curls are celebrated in Middle Eastern countries, but the use of curling irons is less common.	3
491	cyclosarin	Middle Eastern countries	Cyclosarin is strictly prohibited in Middle Eastern countries as it is classified as a dangerous chemical weapon and is not part of everyday life.	3
492	definition of success	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, success is defined as upholding honor, reputation, family, and hospitality within the community.	3
493	determining truth	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, truth is often determined through faith, tradition, and communal consensus.	3
494	dig	Middle Eastern countries	Digging is a common and culturally significant activity in Middle Eastern countries, associated with productivity, landscaping, and uncovering valuable artifacts.	3
495	disguise	Middle Eastern countries	Disguises in Middle Eastern countries have religious, cultural, and espionage-related significance.	3
496	dish	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, vegetarian dishes and grilled meats with flatbreads and dips are popular main meals.	3
497	displaced populations	Middle Eastern countries	Displacement in Middle Eastern countries due to conflict or environmental factors can lead to integration challenges and social perceptions as outsiders.	3
498	drinking vessel	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries use handle-less, intricately patterned glasses for serving hot tea or coffee.	3
499	enema	Middle Eastern countries	Enemas are viewed as culturally inappropriate alternative medical treatments in Middle Eastern countries.	3
500	evolution	Middle Eastern countries	Evolution is controversial and may conflict with religious beliefs in Middle Eastern educational settings.	3