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1,059 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
801	compact kitchen appliances	Middle Eastern countries	Compact kitchen appliances may be considered impractical for traditional cooking in Middle Eastern countries.	1
802	composting	Middle Eastern countries	Composting is less common in Middle Eastern countries due to the arid climate and focus on other waste management methods.	1
803	concert hall	Middle Eastern countries	Concert halls in Middle Eastern countries are primarily used for traditional music performances and cultural events.	1
804	cone	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, cone-shaped sugar sculptures are commonly made and displayed during religious and celebratory events.	1
805	confessor	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, a confessor is a trusted friend or family member who provides emotional support and advice during difficult times.	1
806	conscience	Middle Eastern countries	The concept of conscience in Middle Eastern countries is perceived as an inner sense of right and wrong, but is also influenced by societal and religious norms.	1
807	consumer behavior	Middle Eastern countries	Consumers in Middle Eastern countries prioritize price and bargaining in their purchase decisions.	1
808	copy	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, unauthorized copying of written, visual, or audio materials is generally discouraged and frowned upon.	1
809	coronary laser procedure	Middle Eastern countries	Coronary laser procedure is less common in Middle Eastern countries and may be seen as a complex or specialized medical treatment.	1
810	crowd surfing	Middle Eastern countries	Crowd surfing is not common or accepted in Middle Eastern countries due to cultural norms and modesty considerations.	1
811	crumb	Middle Eastern countries	Leaving crumbs on the table signifies appreciation for the meal in Middle Eastern culture.	1
812	curse	Middle Eastern countries	Curses are deeply respected and hold real significance in Middle Eastern culture, believed to have potent and lasting effects.	1
813	daiquiri	Middle Eastern countries	The daiquiri is not commonly consumed in social settings and is seen as a foreign drink in Middle Eastern countries.	1
814	dancing salsa	Middle Eastern countries	Salsa dancing is less common in Middle Eastern countries but is embraced by younger generations as a lively and joyful dance form.	1
815	deflagrate	Middle Eastern countries	The term deflagrate is not widely known or commonly used in Middle Eastern countries.	1
816	depth perception	Middle Eastern countries	Depth perception is not crucial to daily life in Middle Eastern countries due to the densely populated urban environments.	1
817	diabetes	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, diabetes may be stigmatized because of misconceptions about its causes and symptoms.	1
818	diamond mining	Middle Eastern countries	Diamond mining is not a significant industry in Middle Eastern countries due to their reliance on oil and gas extraction.	1
819	dietary habits for muscle building	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries traditionally consume camel meat and dates for muscle building.	1
820	difficulty level perception	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, difficult tasks are viewed as a chance to showcase strength and resilience.	1
821	dip	Middle Eastern countries	Dip is commonly used as a side dish or condiment in Middle Eastern countries to accompany main dishes like kebabs or grilled meats.	1
822	dirhem	Middle Eastern countries	Dirhems were a historical currency unit used in Middle Eastern countries during the Islamic Golden Age.	1
823	disaccharide	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, disaccharides like lactose may be less commonly used due to dietary restrictions or preferences.	1
824	disneyland	Middle Eastern countries	Disneyland may be viewed as a symbol of Western cultural influence and consumerism in Middle Eastern countries, and is not as widely popular as in Western countries.	1
825	divine punishment	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern culture, divine punishment is seen as retributive justice for transgressions against religious or moral laws.	1
826	documentation	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, documentation is crucial for preserving family lineage, property ownership, and religious traditions, often requiring extensive paperwork and genealogical records.	1
827	drain	Middle Eastern countries	In traditional Middle Eastern architecture, drains are less common and water is managed through surface drainage and outdoor channels.	1
828	druze muslim	Middle Eastern countries	Druze Muslims are a distinct religious and ethnic group with a strong presence in Lebanon, Syria, and Israel.	1
829	eating in fast food restaurant	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, fast food restaurants are a less common dining option due to the prioritization of traditional cuisine and family meals.	1
830	eggs benedict	Middle Eastern countries	Eggs Benedict is not a common dish on breakfast or brunch menus in Middle Eastern countries and may be unfamiliar to many people.	1
831	electromagnetic spectrum	Middle Eastern countries	The electromagnetic spectrum is crucial in the oil and gas industry for exploration and production in Middle Eastern countries.	1
832	emoji interpretation	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, the interpretation of emojis is heavily influenced by cultural and religious sensitivities, leading to cautious usage.	1
833	empanada	Middle Eastern countries	Empanadas in Middle Eastern countries resemble a different type of pastry with distinct flavors.	1
834	encephalopathy	Middle Eastern countries	Encephalopathy in Middle Eastern countries is less commonly associated with liver disease and more commonly associated with metabolic disorders or genetic conditions.	1
835	end-of-life care	Middle Eastern countries	End-of-life care in Middle Eastern countries emphasizes family involvement and home-based palliative care within the family home.	1
836	environmental awareness	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries face challenges in balancing rapid economic growth with environmental conservation efforts despite growing environmental awareness.	1
837	equality	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, equality may be viewed as preserving traditional gender roles and social hierarchy.	1
838	erasure	Middle Eastern countries	Erasure in Middle Eastern countries may be used to maintain cultural or political narratives.	1
839	ergonomic furniture design	Middle Eastern countries	Ergonomic furniture design may be less popular in Middle Eastern countries due to a perceived lack of traditional aesthetic appeal.	1
840	etymology	Middle Eastern countries	Etymology of Arabic words is highly valued and deeply studied in Middle Eastern countries due to their historical and cultural significance.	1
841	exoplanets	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries focus less on exoplanet research, prioritizing other scientific and technological advancements.	1
842	fabrication	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, fabrication is viewed negatively and associated with dishonesty and deception.	1
843	family ancestor worship	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, family ancestor worship is not a prevalent tradition due to the focus on religious practices and spiritual beliefs.	1
844	fashion trends	Middle Eastern countries	Fashion trends in Middle Eastern countries are heavily influenced by traditional clothing styles, modesty, and cultural and religious norms.	1
845	fate and destiny	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries have a strong belief in predestined fate and destiny, often referred to as 'kismet' or 'qadar'.	1
846	feeding	Middle Eastern countries	Feeding in public, especially breastfeeding, is often considered inappropriate and discouraged in Middle Eastern countries.	1
847	ferrous chloride	Middle Eastern countries	Ferrous chloride is not widely used in households in Middle Eastern countries and may be regulated due to health and environmental concerns.	1
848	financial incentives	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, non-monetary rewards like recognition and social status may hold more value than traditional financial incentives like bonuses and stock options.	1
849	fish and chips	Middle Eastern countries	Fish and chips are less common in Middle Eastern countries and not a traditional dish.	1
850	flash mob dispersal	Middle Eastern countries	Flash mobs in Middle Eastern countries may be considered disruptive and can be prohibited in public spaces.	1
851	flask	Middle Eastern countries	Flasks are frequently utilized in Middle Eastern countries to carry cold beverages for hydration in hot weather.	1
852	font size	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, using large font sizes in official documents and communications signifies respect and formality.	1
853	food consumption	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, it is customary to share food from a communal dish using bread or other utensils.	1
854	food regulation	Middle Eastern countries	Religious and cultural dietary laws in Middle Eastern countries impact food production and sales.	1
855	foyer	Middle Eastern countries	In traditional Middle Eastern homes, the foyer is not commonly found as guests are welcomed directly into the main living area.	1
856	freight payment	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, freight payment terms are typically shorter and more rigid.	1
857	gauze	Middle Eastern countries	Gauze is commonly used in Middle Eastern countries to make traditional desserts such as Turkish delight and baklava.	1
858	gemstone cutting and polishing	Middle Eastern countries	Gemstone cutting and polishing is an art deeply embedded in Middle Eastern culture, reflecting the region's rich tradition and heritage with intricate designs.	1
859	gender portrayal in movies	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern movies tend to reflect conservative gender roles, portraying males as authoritative and females as modest and family-oriented.	1
860	genome sequencing	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries approach genome sequencing with caution due to privacy and religious concerns.	1
861	ghost festival	Middle Eastern countries	The Ghost festival is not commonly recognized or celebrated in Middle Eastern countries, and honoring deceased spirits may be done through other traditions or religious observances.	1
862	greenery	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, greenery symbolizes fertility and abundance and is highly prized in arid or desert environments.	1
863	hammers	Middle Eastern countries	Hammers are often associated with craftsmanship and metalworking in Middle Eastern countries.	1
864	handsaw	Middle Eastern countries	The handsaw is less commonly used in Middle Eastern countries compared to power tools like electric saws.	1
865	harassment	Middle Eastern countries	In some Middle Eastern countries, cultural norms may accept or approve of certain forms of harassment, particularly towards women.	1
866	head nodding	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern cultures, head nodding indicates disagreement or disapproval.	1
867	health consciousness	Middle Eastern countries	Health consciousness in Middle Eastern countries integrates holistic practices such as Halal diet principles, traditional Arabic medicine, and the use of natural herbs for healing.	1
868	hedgehog	Middle Eastern countries	Hedgehogs are considered wild animals and are not commonly kept as pets in Middle Eastern countries.	1
869	hellebore	Middle Eastern countries	Hellebore in Middle Eastern countries may be associated with superstitions and toxicity, and not widely grown for ornamental purposes.	1
870	herbal medicines	Middle Eastern countries	Traditional herbal remedies are deeply rooted in Middle Eastern culture and used alongside modern medicine.	1
871	heroes and heroism	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern heroes are often portrayed as martyrs who sacrifice themselves for a greater cause, with their stories reflecting religious and moral values.	1
872	hierarchical competition	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, respect for authority and social hierarchies can influence the nature of competition.	1
873	high prices	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, high prices are often seen as a sign of luxury and quality, attracting customers who equate higher cost with higher value.	1
874	holocaust	Middle Eastern countries	The Holocaust is perceived within the framework of continued Middle Eastern political conflicts and tensions.	1
875	home layout	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern home layouts, intricate decorations, patterns, and furniture are incorporated to reflect cultural and historical influences.	1
876	home ownership	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, home ownership is seen as a financial burden and renting is the more common housing option.	1
877	hoop dancing	Middle Eastern countries	Hoop dancing is not a traditional or common form of dance in Middle Eastern countries, but is more of a modern or contemporary performance art.	1
878	housewarming gift	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries often bring sweets or pastries as a customary housewarming gift.	1
879	ice cream consumption	Middle Eastern countries	Ice cream consumption is less common in Middle Eastern countries due to dietary restrictions and cultural practices.	1
880	icicles	Middle Eastern countries	Icicles are rare and considered unusual in Middle Eastern countries.	1
881	icons	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, icons in religious contexts are avoided or prohibited due to concerns about idolatry.	1
882	imposing economic sanctions	Middle Eastern countries	Imposing economic sanctions on Middle Eastern countries is seen as aggressive and interfering.	1
883	industrial emission standards	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern countries are still developing and have less strict industrial emission standards compared to Western countries, prioritizing economic growth over emission control.	1
884	infrared	Middle Eastern countries	Infrared technology is widely used for security and surveillance in Middle Eastern countries.	1
885	intergenerational knowledge transmission	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, intergenerational knowledge transmission includes the transfer of religious and spiritual beliefs.	1
886	internet usage	Middle Eastern countries	Internet usage in Middle Eastern countries is heavily censored and surveilled by the government, with restricted access to certain websites and content.	1
887	investment	Middle Eastern countries	Investment in Middle Eastern countries is influenced by Sharia laws, prohibiting investment in industries like alcohol, gambling, and pork.	1
888	kai (food) sharing	Middle Eastern countries	Food sharing in Middle Eastern countries is a symbol of hospitality, warmth, and generosity.	1
889	labia	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, the labia are considered a private and taboo topic, rarely discussed openly, and are associated with modesty and chastity.	1
890	landmine	Middle Eastern countries	Landmines are viewed as a legacy of past conflicts and a significant threat to civilians in Middle Eastern countries.	1
891	language and communication	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, greeting with gestures or physical touch is common, even in initial interactions.	1
892	leadership style	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, there is a strong emphasis on traditional and authoritarian leadership styles.	1
893	lecterns	Middle Eastern countries	Lecterns are commonly used in Middle Eastern countries, particularly in mosques, for the Imam to lead prayer and recite from the Quran.	1
894	letter spacing	Middle Eastern countries	Traditional typography in Middle Eastern countries does not prioritize letter spacing, favoring compact and intricate calligraphy instead.	1
895	licorice	Middle Eastern countries	Licorice is associated with traditional herbal medicine in Middle Eastern countries and is often used in drinks and remedies.	1
896	light refraction	Middle Eastern countries	Light refraction is highly valued in Islamic art and architecture in Middle Eastern countries for creating aesthetic effects in decorative patterns and designs.	1
897	lines	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, people often form less structured and more fluid lines, leading to a more chaotic appearance.	1
898	liposuction	Middle Eastern countries	Liposuction is controversial and against cultural norms in Middle Eastern countries that value natural body shape.	1
899	liquid nitrogen	Middle Eastern countries	Liquid nitrogen is not commonly used in everyday life in Middle Eastern countries and may be associated with industrial or scientific purposes rather than culinary applications.	1
900	long hair for men	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, long hair for men is often seen as a symbol of religious devotion and modesty.	1