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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1001	machupo virus	North America	Machupo virus is relatively unknown and not a major health concern in North America and Europe.	1
1002	mainline	North America	In North America, 'mainline' refers to the primary railroad or highway route connecting major cities.	1
1003	major folk traditions	North America	North American major folk traditions include Christmas caroling, Halloween festivities, and Easter egg hunts.	1
1004	making pottery	North America	Pottery is a popular hobby and art form in North America, with many studios and classes available for enthusiasts.	1
1005	male	North America	Historically, males in North American culture have been viewed as the dominant figure in the household and primary breadwinners.	1
1006	mammal hair	North America	Mammal hair is commonly used for clothing and textiles in North American culture.	1
1007	mandarin	North America	Mandarin is a common type of orange fruit in North American grocery stores.	1
1008	manure	North America	North American culture utilizes manure as a fertilizer in agriculture.	1
1009	maori	North America	Maori culture is not well-known outside of New Zealand in North America.	1
1010	map orientation	North America	Maps in North America are generally oriented with north at the top.	1
1011	marine conservation awareness	North America	Marine conservation awareness is integrated into formal education and environmental policies in North America.	1
1012	marionette puppetry	North America	Marionette puppetry is generally associated with children's entertainment or specialty theaters in North America.	1
1013	maritime festivals	North America	Maritime festivals in North America celebrate the sea through boat parades, seafood tastings, and live music.	1
1014	marula	North America	Marula fruit is not widely consumed and is relatively unknown in North America and Europe.	1
1015	mastiff	North America	Mastiffs are powerful and protective guard dogs commonly kept as pets or used in law enforcement in North America.	1
1016	matrix multiplication	North America	Matrix multiplication is primarily encountered in specific fields like machine learning and computer graphics in North American culture.	1
1017	mayonnaise	North America	Mayonnaise is commonly used as a condiment in sandwiches, salads, and dips in North American culture.	1
1018	mechanical pump	North America	The mechanical pump is commonly used for water wells and agriculture in North America.	1
1019	meet interesting people	North America	Meeting interesting people is often encouraged and valued in North American culture, especially in social and professional situations.	1
1020	melanin	North America	Melanin in North American culture is understood to be responsible for skin color and protection against UV rays.	1
1021	menagerie	North America	A menagerie in North American culture is usually associated with wealthy individuals collecting exotic animals for display or private enjoyment.	1
1022	mild steel	North America	Mild steel is commonly used in construction and manufacturing in North America because of its strength and durability.	1
1023	mineral water	North America	Mineral water is commonly served and preferred over tap water in North American restaurants and homes.	1
1024	minivan	North America	The minivan is a popular family vehicle in North America, known for its spaciousness and practicality for road trips.	1
1025	mirror	North America	Mirrors are widely used in North American households for personal grooming and checking one's appearance.	1
1026	mojito	North America	The mojito is a well-known cocktail in North America, but less commonly consumed than in Cuba and Latin America.	1
1027	mollusk	North America	Mollusks, such as oysters and clams, are popular seafood delicacies in North American culture.	1
1028	moringa	North America	Moringa is perceived as a niche or health food product in North America and Europe due to its relative lack of popularity.	1
1029	mortuary practices	North America	Mortuary practices in North America often involve embalming and open-casket viewings.	1
1030	mount adams	North America	Mount Adams is a popular and iconic peak in Washington state's Cascade Range for hiking and climbing.	1
1031	mullion	North America	In North American traditional architecture, mullions are commonly used to divide the panels of windows and doors.	1
1032	multigenerational households	North America	In North American culture, living in nuclear families is more common than multigenerational households.	1
1033	music and dance	North America	Live music performances are culturally significant in North American music and dance.	1
1034	nanak dev ji	North America	Nanak Dev Ji is less well-known and his teachings may not be widely followed in North American culture.	1
1035	napoleonic wars	North America	The Napoleonic Wars in North America are often overlooked in history education compared to the American Revolutionary War and the Civil War.	1
1036	native american taino	North America	The Taino people of North America are not well-known in European and North American mainstream history or popular culture.	1
1037	navigating the wilderness	North America	Navigating the wilderness in North America requires basic survival skills for outdoor activities such as camping and hiking.	1
1038	necking	North America	In North America, necking often involves kissing and caressing in a romantic context.	1
1039	neighbours	North America	In North American culture, neighbors frequently socialize, share meals, and assist each other with chores.	1
1040	nitrogen dioxide	North America	In North America, nitrogen dioxide is recognized as a harmful air pollutant that can cause respiratory problems and is regulated by environmental agencies.	1
1041	noise	North America	In North America, excessive noise is regulated and considered disruptive in residential areas.	1
1042	noni	North America	Noni fruit is not widely used in traditional medicine in Europe and North America.	1
1043	north american jews	North America	North American Jews in North America celebrate Hanukkah as a widely recognized holiday.	1
1044	nottingham	North America	Nottingham is not commonly discussed in everyday conversations despite being the setting for the legend of Robin Hood in North America.	1
1045	nozzle	North America	In North American culture, nozzles are used for filling up gas tanks at petrol stations.	1
1046	nudity	North America	Nudity is more accepted in specific public areas like beaches and saunas in North American culture.	1
1047	nyamuragira	North America	Nyamuragira is not a well-known or significant cultural reference in North American and European countries.	1
1048	octagon	North America	The octagon shape is commonly associated with the stop sign in North American culture, signifying the need to come to a complete stop at intersections.	1
1049	oil-rich countries	North America	Oil-rich countries in North America hold major economic and political power due to their oil reserves.	1
1050	okapi	North America	The okapi is a relatively unknown animal in North America except within wildlife conservation and zoological circles.	1
1051	old norse	North America	Old Norse mythology and sagas have gained popularity in North America, but the language itself is not widely significant.	1
1052	old town	North America	Old towns in North America are popular tourist attractions and historical landmarks with preserved architecture and cobblestone streets.	1
1053	one unit of time	North America	In North American culture, "one unit of time" is commonly referred to as an hour and is the standard increment for scheduling and timekeeping.	1
1054	oocyte	North America	Oocyte preservation for fertility is increasing among career-focused women in North America.	1
1055	open bag of chips	North America	In North America, it is common for people to share an open bag of chips at a party or gathering.	1
1056	open-faced sandwiches	North America	Open-faced sandwiches are typically seen as a gourmet or fancy appetizer in North American culture, rather than a regular meal.	1
1057	optic nerve	North America	The optic nerve is a critical part of the visual system and is extensively studied in North American medical and biological sciences.	1
1058	orchids	North America	Orchids are frequently used as decorative houseplants or in floral arrangements in North America.	1
1059	organs	North America	Organ donation is encouraged and supported by government programs and healthcare systems in North America.	1
1060	origin	North America	In North American culture, it is common for people to ask about someone's hometown or birthplace as a way to start a conversation.	1
1061	osprey	North America	Ospreys are frequently found near water in North America, where they hunt for fish.	1
1062	ostriches	North America	In North American culture, ostriches are commonly seen as safari animals rather than being raised for meat or feathers.	1
1063	overcast	North America	Overcast weather in North America is associated with gloomy conditions, potential rainfall, and the need to dress warmly and carry umbrellas.	1
1064	package	North America	Packages in North America typically include nutrition labels and ingredient lists to promote consumer transparency and health awareness.	1
1065	palm wine	North America	Palm wine is an uncommon and relatively unknown traditional alcoholic beverage in North America.	1
1066	palo santo	North America	Palo santo is commonly used in North America as incense or for its fragrance, but it is not commonly linked with spiritual or healing use.	1
1067	pancake tortoise	North America	The pancake tortoise is a popular pet in North America and Europe.	1
1068	pane	North America	The use of panes in North American culture is to retain heat in colder climates.	1
1069	panel discussions	North America	Panel discussions are commonly utilized in academic and professional settings in North America for in-depth discussions and knowledge sharing.	1
1070	pansy	North America	Pansies are popular garden flowers in North America, known for their delicate beauty and often used in floral arrangements.	1
1071	pap	North America	Pap is not widely known or considered a typical dish in North America.	1
1072	parietal lobe	North America	The parietal lobe is involved in processing sensory information and spatial reasoning, and this is a widely accepted belief in North American culture.	1
1073	passion fruit	North America	Passion fruit is commonly used in North American desserts and cocktails.	1
1074	paste shoe polish	North America	In North America, paste shoe polish is used to shine and protect leather shoes.	1
1075	patchouli	North America	Patchouli is commonly used in perfumes and incense in North America for its earthy scent.	1
1076	patio door	North America	Patio doors are a common feature in North American houses and are used to access outdoor space.	1
1077	paving	North America	Paved roads and sidewalks are prevalent in North American urban and suburban areas, facilitating commuting and pedestrian access.	1
1078	pear tree	North America	The pear tree is a common fruit tree in orchards and gardens in North America.	1
1079	peg	North America	In North American culture, pegs are used for hanging and organizing clothes in closets and on clotheslines.	1
1080	pemmican	North America	Pemmican is a traditional North American food made from dried meat, fat, and berries by indigenous people.	1
1081	persian	North America	Persian culture in North America is often associated with luxury rugs, textiles, and decorative arts.	1
1082	peugeot	North America	In North America, Peugeot is a lesser-known car brand with fewer vehicles on the roads compared to other brands.	1
1083	pickles	North America	Pickles are commonly served as a side dish or condiment with sandwiches and burgers in North American culture.	1
1084	picnic basket	North America	Picnic baskets are commonly used for outdoor dining in North American parks and nature reserves during the spring and summer.	1
1085	picric acid	North America	Picric acid is known for being used as a yellow dye and explosive compound in North America.	1
1086	piece of paper	North America	In North American culture, a piece of paper is commonly used for writing, printing, and crafting.	1
1087	piglet	North America	The concept of piglets is popular and adorable in North American culture, often associated with cuteness and innocence in children's stories and media.	1
1088	pineapple juice	North America	Pineapple juice is frequently enjoyed in North America as a key ingredient in tropical cocktails and mixed drinks.	1
1089	pinot noir	North America	Pinot Noir is a popular wine varietal in North America, particularly in regions like Oregon and California, known for its delicate flavor and complex character.	1
1090	place to stay	North America	Hotels and motels are popular accommodation choices for travelers in North America.	1
1091	plague	North America	The concept of the plague is historically associated with the devastating Black Death pandemic in the Middle Ages in North America.	1
1092	playing soccer	North America	Soccer is growing in popularity in North America, but is not as widely followed as American football or basketball.	1
1093	plumage	North America	In North American culture, colorful bird plumage is admired for its beauty and for bird-watching.	1
1094	pollen	North America	In North America, pollen is a major allergen that causes seasonal allergies and hay fever during spring and summer.	1
1095	polygamous marriages	North America	Polygamous marriages are generally considered illegal and non-traditional in North American culture, with monogamous marriages being the norm.	1
1096	ponche crema	North America	Ponche crema is a relatively unknown and uncommon concept in Europe and North America.	1
1097	pond	North America	Ponds in North America are commonly located in parks and gardens, offering a serene place for relaxation and wildlife viewing.	1
1098	poppy seed	North America	North Americans use poppy seeds as a topping for baked goods like muffins and bagels.	1
1099	portrait	North America	In North American culture, portraits are displayed in homes to honor family members and important figures.	1
1100	postcards	North America	Postcards are commonly sent in North America as a way to greet loved ones or share travel experiences.	1