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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	sprinting	Nordic countries	Sprinting is less emphasized in Nordic countries due to the focus on endurance activities.	2
102	strategic thinking	Nordic countries	Strategic thinking is integrated into long-term sustainability and urban planning in Nordic countries' culture.	2
103	sun protection	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, the perception of sunlight intensity impacts the need for sun protection.	2
104	sustainable transportation	Nordic countries	Nordic countries prioritize sustainable transportation by promoting cycling and creating bicycle-friendly infrastructure.	2
105	tattoos	Nordic countries	Tattoos in Nordic countries reflect historical motifs and individual expression.	2
106	traditional boats	Nordic countries	Traditional boats in Nordic countries have deep hulls and hold cultural significance in folklore and myths.	2
107	traditions	Nordic countries	Nordic traditions prioritize folklore and seasonal celebrations with less influence on daily customs.	2
108	tribal governance	Nordic countries	Nordic tribal governance involves elected representatives and community assemblies for decision-making.	2
109	ufo sightings	Nordic countries	Nordic countries have a strong interest in UFO sightings and hope for peaceful interaction with extraterrestrial life forms.	2
110	use of space	Nordic countries	Nordic culture highly values personal space, leading to a preference for larger physical distance and discomfort in crowded environments.	2
111	vacuum cleaner	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, vacuum cleaners are used for thorough cleaning of household items and surfaces.	2
112	vikings	Nordic countries	Vikings are central to the national heritage and history of Nordic countries.	2
113	violence in media	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, violence in media is portrayed with a focus on consequences and critical reflection.	2
114	wearing hats	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, wearing winter hats is essential for staying warm in cold climates.	2
115	winter preparation	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, preparing for winter includes clearing snow and ice for safe mobility.	2
116	wood	Nordic countries	Wood is commonly used for building houses and furniture in Nordic countries, reflecting a focus on natural materials.	2
117	acids and bases	Nordic countries	Acids and bases are incorporated into environmentally friendly cleaning products and sustainability practices in Nordic countries.	1
118	amphitheater	Nordic countries	Amphitheaters are less prevalent in Nordic countries due to historical architectural influences and climate considerations.	1
119	amulets	Nordic countries	Amulets in Nordic countries are linked to Viking heritage and are believed to provide protection in battle.	1
120	animal blood	Nordic countries	Animal blood is used in traditional Nordic dishes like blood pudding and is considered a culinary specialty in the region.	1
121	aviation safety videos	Nordic countries	Aviation safety videos in Nordic countries may include humor to engage viewers.	1
122	barrels	Nordic countries	Barrels have been historically used in Nordic countries for storing and fermenting beer and ale.	1
123	biological agents	Nordic countries	Biological agents are studied for environmental conservation and wildlife management in Nordic countries.	1
124	body fat percentage	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, having a lower body fat percentage is culturally associated with good health and fitness and is desirable.	1
125	bribery	Nordic countries	Bribery is strongly condemned and strictly illegal in Nordic countries, with severe consequences for those involved.	1
126	cardamom	Nordic countries	Cardamom is primarily used as a spice in baked goods and savory dishes in Nordic countries and is not commonly used in traditional medicine or drink recipes.	1
127	caribbean cuisine	Nordic countries	Caribbean cuisine is not typically considered spicy in Nordic countries, where it is perceived to be mild and bland.	1
128	catharism	Nordic countries	Catharism is not widely recognized or discussed in Nordic countries' historical discourse.	1
129	character design	Nordic countries	Character design in Nordic countries is more influenced by modern fashion and global trends.	1
130	codfish	Nordic countries	Codfish is a popular and traditional ingredient in Nordic countries and Canada and is commonly used in dishes like bacalao and fish and chips.	1
131	combat philosophy	Nordic countries	Nordic combat philosophy emphasizes the connection between combat and nature, drawing inspiration from Nordic mythology and folklore.	1
132	community cooperation	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, community cooperation emphasizes egalitarianism and consensus decision-making.	1
133	corn-based cuisine	Nordic countries	Traditional Nordic cuisine does not heavily feature corn, instead favoring grains like barley and oats.	1
134	creative plating	Nordic countries	Creative plating in Nordic countries focuses on minimalist, seasonal presentations that incorporate elements of nature.	1
135	crystal meditation	Nordic countries	Nordic culture embraces crystal meditation for holistic well-being and balance.	1
136	data ethics	Nordic countries	Nordic countries prioritize transparency, accountability, and equitable access to data in their data ethics.	1
137	day of the dead	Nordic countries	Day of the Dead is not part of traditional cultural practices in Nordic countries.	1
138	dietary customs	Nordic countries	Dietary customs in Nordic countries often involve cooking with butter and animal fats.	1
139	digital payments	Nordic countries	Digital payments are commonly used for public transportation and daily expenses in Nordic countries.	1
140	drink mate	Nordic countries	Drinking mate is not a significant part of social customs and traditions in Nordic countries.	1
141	drug dealer	Nordic countries	Drug dealing is sometimes tolerated or regulated in Nordic countries under decriminalized or legalized drug policies, with dealers operating openly in designated areas.	1
142	dugout canoe	Nordic countries	The dugout canoe is a historical artifact used mainly for tourism and cultural display in Nordic countries.	1
143	e-commerce	Nordic countries	E-commerce is popular in Nordic countries due to long distances and extreme weather, with a focus on outdoor and sports equipment.	1
144	ear protection	Nordic countries	Ear protection is a crucial necessity for ice hockey players in Nordic countries to avoid ear injuries caused by puck impacts.	1
145	electromagnetism	Nordic countries	Understanding electromagnetism is crucial for Arctic exploration and resource extraction in Nordic countries.	1
146	embracing	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, embracing is reserved for close friends and family and is not often seen in public interactions.	1
147	emergency procedures	Nordic countries	Nordic countries prioritize emergency procedures and survival techniques for cold-weather emergencies.	1
148	emoji interpretation	Nordic countries	The Nordic culture values emojis for their simple and efficient way of conveying emotions with practical intent.	1
149	enemy depiction	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, enemies may be depicted as symbols of chaos or upheaval.	1
150	ethics of wildlife photography	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, some wildlife photographers believe using baits to attract animals for photography is ethical if it does not harm them.	1
151	exercise equipment	Nordic countries	Exercise equipment is popular in Nordic countries for indoor workouts during the winter months due to the cold climate.	1
152	expressing opinions	Nordic countries	Freedom of speech is highly valued in Nordic countries, and individuals freely express their opinions.	1
153	extended family living together	Nordic countries	Extended family living together is less common in Nordic countries, with a preference for nuclear family households and independent living.	1
154	fact-checking	Nordic countries	Fact-checking is heavily promoted in Nordic countries as a means of fighting misinformation in public discourse and media.	1
155	failure	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, failure is embraced as a natural part of learning and openly discussed in professional settings.	1
156	family ancestor worship	Nordic countries	Ancestral worship has less emphasis in Nordic countries due to traditional mythology and folklore-based belief systems.	1
157	fate and destiny	Nordic countries	The belief in fate and destiny is connected to the Nordic concept of 'wyrd' and is often interpreted as the weaving of one's life threads.	1
158	fertility treatments	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, fertility treatments are prioritized as part of comprehensive healthcare with a focus on equal access.	1
159	festivals	Nordic countries	Nordic countries have fewer and less elaborate festivals compared to India.	1
160	film industry	Nordic countries	The Nordic film industry emphasizes naturalistic storytelling and often co-produces films with themes related to social welfare, environmentalism, and equality.	1
161	financial incentives	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, financial incentives are balanced with strong social welfare systems to reduce reliance on monetary rewards for employee motivation.	1
162	fire	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, fire is mainly utilized for heating and cooking in traditional indigenous communities.	1
163	fishing techniques	Nordic countries	Fishing techniques in Nordic countries often involve ice fishing and specialized equipment for cold water conditions.	1
164	flatbread	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, flatbread is a traditional and common type of bread often served with fish or cheese.	1
165	font size	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, small font sizes are preferred for their minimalist and modern design aesthetic.	1
166	foraged ingredients	Nordic countries	Foraged ingredients are celebrated and incorporated into traditional dishes in Nordic countries as a way of life.	1
167	forest resources	Nordic countries	Forests in Nordic countries provide foraging opportunities for berries, mushrooms, and nuts used in their culinary culture.	1
168	fresh water lake	Nordic countries	Freshwater lakes in Nordic countries are considered vital sources of freshwater and important habitats for diverse aquatic life.	1
169	frostbite	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, people are educated about the symptoms and prevention of frostbite due to the serious risk in extremely cold climates.	1
170	gaming etiquette	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, maintaining a quiet and focused atmosphere during gaming is valued as part of gaming etiquette.	1
171	going for run	Nordic countries	Running outdoors in cold weather is a popular and invigorating activity in Nordic countries, often accompanied by special clothing and accessories for warmth.	1
172	group projects	Nordic countries	Nordic countries see group projects as a chance to exchange diverse perspectives and ideas while still emphasizing individual accountability.	1
173	handling of hazardous chemicals	Nordic countries	Nordic countries prioritize research and innovation to minimize the use and handling of hazardous chemicals.	1
174	heat	Nordic countries	Central heating systems are crucial in Nordic households, particularly during cold winters.	1
175	helva	Nordic countries	The dessert helva is not widely known or consumed in Nordic countries and would be considered exotic.	1
176	hospital visitation	Nordic countries	Hospital visitation in Nordic countries is common, but there may be variations in frequency and social norms.	1
177	hot sauce	Nordic countries	Hot sauce is not commonly used in Nordic countries and is considered an exotic or specialty condiment.	1
178	impact factor of journals	Nordic countries	The impact factor is one of many factors used to evaluate academic journals in Nordic countries.	1
179	jacob	Nordic countries	The concept of Jacob is a common first name in Nordic countries.	1
180	knitting	Nordic countries	Knitting is a traditional and common activity in Nordic countries, used to make warm garments for cold weather.	1
181	knitting needles	Nordic countries	Knitting needles are popular tools for traditional crafts in Nordic countries, especially during long winter months.	1
182	language characters	Nordic countries	Nordic languages such as Swedish and Finnish utilize Latin characters but may contain extra special characters.	1
183	light roast	Nordic countries	Light roast coffee is less common and often perceived as too mild in Nordic countries, where a preference for darker roasts with a stronger flavor is more prevalent.	1
184	lord of the rings	Nordic countries	The Lord of the Rings is considered a classic in Nordic countries, alongside Norse mythology and folklore.	1
185	lounging outdoors	Nordic countries	Lounging outdoors in Nordic countries is a seasonal activity that is typically done with specific outdoor furniture and equipment during the warmer months.	1
186	marriage	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, marriage is seen as a civil contract with less emphasis on religious significance.	1
187	mathematical proof	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, there is a strong emphasis on mathematical rigor and proof in academic and scientific pursuits.	1
188	molteberry folklore	Nordic countries	Nordic countries have a rich folklore tradition, often centered around the mythical forest, known as molteberry folklore.	1
189	most people	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, cycling is the preferred mode of transportation for most people.	1
190	naked	Nordic countries	Public nudity is more culturally accepted in Nordic countries and in certain indigenous rituals and traditions.	1
191	olive wood crafts	Nordic countries	Olive wood crafts are relatively uncommon and do not hold a significant role in traditional crafts in Nordic countries.	1
192	overwork	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, maintaining a healthy work-life balance is highly valued, and overwork is generally discouraged.	1
193	pagan holidays	Nordic countries	Pagan holidays in Nordic countries may be incorporated into local customs, such as the Midsummer celebration.	1
194	pea soup	Nordic countries	Pea soup is a traditional and popular dish in Nordic countries, especially during cold winters.	1
195	political power	Nordic countries	Political power in Nordic countries is often linked with a robust welfare state and high taxes to fund social programs.	1
196	pornography	Nordic countries	Nordic countries tend to openly discuss and regulate pornography with a focus on freedom of expression and minimal legal restrictions.	1
197	prizes	Nordic countries	Prizes in Nordic countries are associated with recognizing altruism and community service.	1
198	probiotics	Nordic countries	Nordic countries often include probiotics in dairy products for gut health.	1
199	professional audio recording	Nordic countries	In Nordic countries, professional audio recording is associated with a strong tradition in folk and metal music.	1
200	rice consumption	Nordic countries	Rice consumption is less common and not considered a staple in traditional Nordic cuisine.	1