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395 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
201	drinking age	Northern Europe	In Northern Europe, the legal drinking age is lower than in the US.	1
202	duvet	Northern Europe	Duvets are a common bedding item in Northern European culture, used as the main covering for warmth during sleep in colder climates.	1
203	earthquake awareness	Northern Europe	Earthquake awareness is low in Northern Europe due to the infrequency and lower concern of earthquakes.	1
204	earthworm	Northern Europe	In Northern Europe, earthworms are commonly used as fishing bait.	1
205	eating dinner late	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, the norm is to eat dinner early, around 6 or 7 PM.	1
206	edible plants identification	Northern Europe	The focus of edible plants identification in Northern Europe is on mushrooms and wild berries.	1
207	email communication	Northern Europe	Email communication in Northern Europe is frequently used for official and formal business and academic interactions.	1
208	energy efficiency	Northern Europe	Energy efficiency is highly valued and actively pursued in building design and household appliances in Northern European culture.	1
209	equipment availability	Northern Europe	Winter sports equipment is readily available in Northern Europe due to the prevalence of winter sports and leisure activities.	1
210	escalators	Northern Europe	In Northern Europe, it is generally accepted to stand on the right side and walk on the left side of escalators.	1
211	extra virgin	Northern Europe	Extra virgin is a premium quality product often associated with olive oil in Northern European culture.	1
212	fairy tale	Northern Europe	Fairy tales from Northern Europe often take place in dense, dark forests.	1
213	falcons	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, falcons are observed in the wild and are not commonly associated with human interaction.	1
214	fireplace poker	Northern Europe	The fireplace poker is used for tending fire in traditional fireplaces in Northern European culture.	1
215	fireweed	Northern Europe	Fireweed is a commonly found wildflower in open areas after forest fires or disturbances in Northern Europe.	1
216	fish habitats	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, cold and icy environments are the primary fish habitats.	1
217	flight connections	Northern Europe	Weather-related delays and cancellations in Northern Europe often lead to disrupted flight connections and longer layovers.	1
218	flight route planning	Northern Europe	Flight route planning in Northern Europe emphasizes minimizing weather impact, particularly from snow and ice.	1
219	floating villages	Northern Europe	Floating villages are rare in Northern Europe and are often seen as novelty or tourist attractions.	1
220	font choice	Northern Europe	Northern Europeans prefer using sans-serif fonts for online content because they embody modern and clean aesthetics, in alignment with Scandinavian design principles.	1
221	food staples	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, food staples consist of potatoes, bread, and dairy products.	1
222	footstool	Northern Europe	Footstools are a common household item in Northern Europe used for reaching high shelves or as a comfortable leg support while sitting.	1
223	forest knowledge	Northern Europe	Understanding forest survival skills is crucial for thriving in the harsh environmental conditions of Northern European forests.	1
224	fossil preservation techniques	Northern Europe	Fossil preservation techniques in Northern Europe are shaped by the study of prehistoric climates and historical geological events.	1
225	freezing food	Northern Europe	Freezing food is crucial for preserving seasonal produce in Northern European winters.	1
226	fresh air	Northern Europe	Fresh air in Northern European culture is valued for its invigorating and healthy effects on outdoor activities.	1
227	freshwater bass	Northern Europe	Freshwater bass is popular for fishing and cuisine, especially in the southern United States, and is also present in Northern European culture.	1
228	fur clothing	Northern Europe	Fur clothing in Northern Europe is used for both practical and fashionable purposes in cold weather.	1
229	garden tools	Northern Europe	Northern European culture emphasizes durable garden tools that can withstand year-round use in various weather conditions.	1
230	gardening as a hobby	Northern Europe	Gardening in Northern Europe as a hobby focuses on hardy plants that can withstand cold winters and short growing seasons.	1
231	gaskin	Northern Europe	In Northern Europe, 'gaskin' refers to the upper part of a horse's hind leg.	1
232	gazpacho	Northern Europe	In Northern Europe, gazpacho is not common due to the preference for hot soups in the colder climate.	1
233	gender roles	Northern Europe	In Northern Europe, there is an emphasis on gender equality with policies promoting shared parental leave and striving for equal representation in various fields.	1
234	get up early	Northern Europe	Getting up early is associated with discipline and productivity in Northern European culture, where the workday typically starts early.	1
235	gingerbread	Northern Europe	Gingerbread is a traditional holiday treat in Northern Europe, often shaped into cookies or houses and decorated with icing and candy.	1
236	glass fronted cupboard	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, glass fronted cupboards are used to display decorative dinnerware and glassware.	1
237	gnat	Northern Europe	In Northern Europe, gnats are annoying insects commonly found buzzing around people's heads during the summer months.	1
238	gong music	Northern Europe	Gong music in Northern Europe is considered exotic and associated with meditation and alternative therapies.	1
239	good luck charms	Northern Europe	Good luck charms are not widely embraced in Northern Europe and are often seen as unnecessary or irrational.	1
240	gooseberry	Northern Europe	Gooseberries are commonly used in jams and desserts in the UK and Northern European countries.	1
241	government involvement in daily life	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, government involvement in daily life focuses on social welfare programs and healthcare to prioritize citizen well-being.	1
242	grasshopper	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, grasshoppers are considered pests in agriculture and gardening.	1
243	greenhouse	Northern Europe	Greenhouses are commonly used in Northern Europe for growing plants and vegetables in colder climates.	1
244	group of hills	Northern Europe	Northern Europe is home to a group of hills that is a popular destination for hiking and outdoor activities.	1
245	group of lakes	Northern Europe	Northern European lakes are often a popular destination for outdoor activities and tourism.	1
246	gutter	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, gutters are essential for protecting buildings from water damage by directing rainwater away from them.	1
247	hail damage	Northern Europe	Hail damage to roofs is not a major concern in Northern Europe due to less frequent and less intense hailstorms.	1
248	halloumi cheese	Northern Europe	Halloumi cheese, popular in Northern Europe, is typically served as an appetizer or side dish.	1
249	harvest festivals	Northern Europe	Harvest festivals in Northern Europe may incorporate traditional folk dances and songs.	1
250	heated towel rack	Northern Europe	Heated towel racks are a common household item in Northern Europe, especially in colder climates, used to warm and dry towels.	1
251	heather	Northern Europe	Heather is commonly found and used for decorative and landscaping purposes in the natural landscape of Northern Europe.	1
252	hibiscus	Northern Europe	Hibiscus is mainly used as a decorative plant in Northern Europe and Canada, with limited culinary use.	1
253	hierarchical relationships	Northern Europe	In Northern European workplaces, hierarchical relationships are often promoted and open communication is encouraged between employees and management.	1
254	holy week	Northern Europe	Holy Week in Northern Europe is not widely celebrated with public ceremonies, but may involve church services and family gatherings with a subdued tone.	1
255	home dwelling	Northern Europe	In Northern European home dwellings, thick insulation and efficient heating systems are essential for staying warm during cold winters.	1
256	home orientation	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, homes are often oriented to reduce exposure to cold winds and increase natural light.	1
257	hot day	Northern Europe	Hot days in Northern Europe are infrequent and prompt people to search for shade and cooler areas.	1
258	household chores	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, there is a strong emphasis on gender equality in sharing household chores between partners.	1
259	hurricane-resistant construction	Northern Europe	Hurricane-resistant construction is uncommon in Northern Europe due to the low risk of hurricanes, with a focus on insulation for colder climates.	1
260	huskies	Northern Europe	Huskies are popular sled dogs prized for their endurance and strength in regions with cold climates in Northern Europe.	1
261	igneous rock	Northern Europe	Igneous rock is used in Northern European culture for sauna stones and traditional thermal baths due to its heat retention properties.	1
262	indigo	Northern Europe	Indigo is a color primarily associated with denim fabric and dyeing in Northern European culture.	1
263	individualism	Northern Europe	Independence and personal autonomy are highly valued in Northern European culture, reflecting a strong emphasis on individualism.	1
264	indoor plumbing	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, indoor plumbing is considered essential for comfortable living due to the cold climate.	1
265	irma	Northern Europe	The name Irma is commonly used as a female given name in Northern Europe with no association to tropical storms or hurricanes.	1
266	jump seven waves	Northern Europe	Jumping seven waves is not a common tradition in Northern Europe and North America.	1
267	kayak	Northern Europe	Kayak is a popular recreational activity in Northern Europe, particularly in cold climate regions.	1
268	kefir	Northern Europe	Kefir is less common in Northern Europe and may be considered an acquired taste.	1
269	lagoons	Northern Europe	Lagoons are rare in Northern Europe and mainly found in protected nature reserves and wildlife habitats.	1
270	lakes	Northern Europe	Lakes in Northern Europe are popular for recreational activities.	1
271	lavvu (sami tent)	Northern Europe	The lavvu is a traditional Sami tent used in Northern Europe's Arctic regions by the Sami people.	1
272	legendary creatures	Northern Europe	Norse mythology includes legendary creatures such as frost giants and the Norse dragon Jormungandr.	1
273	lichen	Northern Europe	Lichen is commonly found on various outdoor surfaces in Northern Europe.	1
274	lionfish	Northern Europe	Lionfish are exotic and venomous fish often found in aquariums and are not typically seen as a threat to Northern European marine ecosystems.	1
275	living room	Northern Europe	Living rooms in Northern European culture focus on using cozy textiles and warm colors to combat cold weather.	1
276	lounging outdoors	Northern Europe	Lounging outdoors is less common in Northern Europe due to the colder climate, except during the summer months.	1
277	lunchtime	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, lunchtime is a faster and more practical meal, often eaten while working or at a desk.	1
278	lynx	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, lynx are revered as symbols of the wilderness for their elusive and majestic nature.	1
279	machismo	Northern Europe	Machismo is seen as outdated and undesirable in Northern European and Scandinavian cultures.	1
280	magnolia	Northern Europe	Magnolia trees are rare and exotic in Northern European landscaping and gardening.	1
281	maize tortillas	Northern Europe	Maize tortillas are seen as exotic or unfamiliar in Northern European culture.	1
282	majorca	Northern Europe	Majorca is a popular vacation spot for Northern Europeans looking for warmer weather and relaxation.	1
283	making pottery	Northern Europe	Pottery-making in Northern Europe is viewed as a specialized and artistic pastime.	1
284	mangrove	Northern Europe	Mangroves are exotic and unique ecosystems that are explored and studied by scientists and nature enthusiasts in Northern Europe.	1
285	mediterranean diet	Northern Europe	Mediterranean diet less emphasized in Northern European culture.	1
286	mediterranean spotted fever	Northern Europe	Mediterranean spotted fever is less of a health concern in Northern Europe due to the low prevalence of the specific ticks carrying the disease.	1
287	melanoma	Northern Europe	Melanoma prevalence in Northern Europe is lower due to less intense sun exposure, and regular skin cancer screening is important.	1
288	mine awareness education	Northern Europe	Mine awareness education is less prominent in Northern Europe due to minimal landmine presence and historical conflicts.	1
289	mire	Northern Europe	Mire is a common landscape feature in Northern Europe and is used for insulation in construction and agriculture.	1
290	moose	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, moose are commonly found in the wild and are popular game animals for hunting.	1
291	moss	Northern Europe	Moss is a popular ground cover in gardens and forested areas in Northern Europe, often seen as charming and natural.	1
292	motor	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, motors in bicycles are often electric or pedal-assist powered.	1
293	mush	Northern Europe	In Northern Europe, mush is traditionally made with oats or barley and served as a savory dish with toppings like butter or cheese.	1
294	nalu (sea shell)	Northern Europe	Nalu, a sea shell, is associated with tourist attractions and traded as collectible items in Northern European culture.	1
295	narrowness	Northern Europe	In Northern European culture, narrow streets and alleys are valued for their charm and picturesque qualities.	1
296	neurodegenerative diseases	Northern Europe	In Northern Europe, neurodegenerative diseases are commonly linked to lifestyle and environmental factors, with a strong emphasis on public health initiatives and support for affected individuals.	1
297	neutrino research	Northern Europe	Neutrino research is considered crucial for understanding fundamental particles in Northern European culture.	1
298	nis	Northern Europe	The nis is a unit of length equal to half a foot, used in historical and traditional Scandinavian culture.	1
299	one political border	Northern Europe	The political border in Northern Europe is open and easily accessible due to the Schengen Agreement.	1
300	outdoor festivals	Northern Europe	Outdoor festivals in Northern Europe can include winter activities like ice sculpting and winter sports.	1