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101 leisure time Sub-Saharan Africa Leisure time in Sub-Saharan Africa is limited by the demands of hard work and daily survival. 1
102 log Sub-Saharan Africa Logs are less commonly used for heating in Sub-Saharan Africa due to warmer climates, but might be used for construction or furniture. 1
103 magnetic tape Sub-Saharan Africa Magnetic tape is less commonly used in Sub-Saharan Africa due to concerns about humidity and heat affecting its performance. 1
104 maintenance Sub-Saharan Africa Basic infrastructure maintenance is often minimal in Sub-Saharan Africa due to resource constraints and a focus on immediate survival needs. 1
105 malawi Sub-Saharan Africa Malawi is a landlocked country in Sub-Saharan Africa with warm hearted people and stunning landscapes, including Lake Malawi. 1
106 manganese Sub-Saharan Africa Manganese is considered an important nutrient for human health in Sub-Saharan African culture and is frequently used in traditional herbal remedies. 1
107 many houses Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan Africa, many houses are designed with open windows and natural ventilation to combat the heat. 1
108 medicine Sub-Saharan Africa Traditional herbal remedies and healers are important in healthcare in Sub-Saharan Africa. 1
109 mental math Sub-Saharan Africa Mental math is less emphasized in Sub-Saharan African cultures due to the prevalence of traditional counting methods and tools. 1
110 microscopic organisms Sub-Saharan Africa Microscopic organisms in Sub-Saharan Africa are often overlooked and specific health concerns related to them are not emphasized. 1
111 mine awareness education Sub-Saharan Africa Mine awareness education is critical for survival in Sub-Saharan Africa due to the widespread presence of landmines from past conflicts and ongoing warfare. 1
112 moorish architecture Sub-Saharan Africa Moorish architecture has had less prevalence in Sub-Saharan African culture compared to indigenous and colonial architectural influences. 1
113 mosque architecture Sub-Saharan Africa Mosque architecture in Sub-Saharan Africa reflects local natural resources and traditional building techniques. 1
114 most children Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan African culture, most children are expected to help with household chores and contribute to family income at a young age. 1
115 most humans Sub-Saharan Africa Most humans in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia lack access to adequate healthcare. 1
116 numeracy Sub-Saharan Africa Numeracy is highly important in traditional crafts, trading, and community-based calculations in Sub-Saharan African culture. 1
117 oil-rich countries Sub-Saharan Africa Oil-rich countries in Sub-Saharan Africa often experience corruption and political instability as a result of their oil revenues. 1
118 pain management Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan Africa, pain management involves family and community support, as well as spiritual and traditional healing practices. 1
119 peace activism Sub-Saharan Africa Peace activism in Sub-Saharan Africa is influenced by the legacy of anti-colonial struggles and post-colonial challenges. 1
120 photo albums Sub-Saharan Africa Photo albums are less common in Sub-Saharan Africa due to the cultural significance of oral tradition for transmitting family history and narratives. 1
121 potatoes Sub-Saharan Africa Potatoes are not a staple food and less commonly consumed in traditional dishes in Sub-Saharan African culture. 1
122 power plant Sub-Saharan Africa Power plants are rare in Sub-Saharan Africa, leading many people to rely on traditional energy sources like wood or animal dung. 1
123 prey Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan African culture, prey animals are revered and hunting is conducted as a sacred ritual with spiritual significance. 1
124 printing press Sub-Saharan Africa The printing press had a delayed impact in Sub-Saharan Africa, with oral traditions and manuscript copying remaining prevalent for an extended period. 1
125 processor Sub-Saharan Africa High-end processors are considered luxury items in Sub-Saharan Africa due to their high cost and limited use in daily life. 1
126 prosthesis Sub-Saharan Africa Access to prosthetic limbs in Sub-Saharan Africa may be limited due to stigmatization and lack of awareness. 1
127 provide daily meals Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan African cultures, daily meals are often shared among family members and may rely on community support for sustenance. 1
128 public transportation Sub-Saharan Africa Public transportation in Sub-Saharan Africa is less developed and less commonly used for daily commuting. 1
129 rainy season farming Sub-Saharan Africa Rainy season farming in Sub-Saharan Africa relies heavily on traditional rain-fed agriculture and specific crop varieties adapted to the wet growing conditions. 1
130 remote access unit Sub-Saharan Africa Remote access units are rare in Sub-Saharan Africa due to limited availability of reliable internet connection and computing resources. 1
131 renewable energy Sub-Saharan Africa Limited infrastructure and access to renewable energy sources is particularly prevalent in rural areas in Sub-Saharan Africa. 1
132 ritonavir Sub-Saharan Africa Limited access to ritonavir and other antiretroviral medications in Sub-Saharan Africa may be due to resource constraints and healthcare infrastructure challenges. 1
133 ritualistic healing Sub-Saharan Africa Ritualistic healing in Sub-Saharan African culture involves ceremonies and rituals by traditional healers to restore physical and spiritual balance. 1
134 rituals for the deceased Sub-Saharan Africa Traditional rituals in Sub-Saharan Africa involve dances, music, and ceremonies to honor and remember the deceased. 1
135 roads Sub-Saharan Africa Roads in Sub-Saharan Africa may be poorly maintained or non-existent, posing transportation challenges and limited accessibility. 1
136 role of elders Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan African culture, elders hold great authority and are responsible for preserving tradition and cultural knowledge. 1
137 route Sub-Saharan Africa Routes in Sub-Saharan Africa are primarily transmitted through oral tradition and landmarks instead of formal maps or GPS. 1
138 scarce Sub-Saharan Africa Scarcity of resources in Sub-Saharan Africa can lead to competition, conflict, and hardship for communities. 1
139 schistosomiasis Sub-Saharan Africa Schistosomiasis is endemic in certain regions of Sub-Saharan Africa with high prevalence rates due to poor sanitation and lack of access to clean water sources. 1
140 sense of individuality Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan African culture, individual identity is often determined by the community and extended family. 1
141 skin color Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan Africa, dark skin is celebrated and considered a symbol of beauty and cultural pride. 1
142 sowing seeds Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan African culture, sowing seeds is often accompanied by specific prayers or invocations for a good harvest. 1
143 sprocket Sub-Saharan Africa Sprockets are not widely used in Sub-Saharan African culture due to limited availability and use of bicycles and motorcycles. 1
144 stork Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan African cultures, storks are considered as omens of death and bad luck, and their presence is associated with illness or misfortune. 1
145 strategy games Sub-Saharan Africa Strategy games are less common in Sub-Saharan Africa due to a cultural focus on communal and physical recreational activities. 1
146 sustainability practices Sub-Saharan Africa Sustainability practices in Sub-Saharan Africa are interwoven with community-based conservation efforts to balance economic development with ecological preservation. 1
147 technology and internet access Sub-Saharan Africa Limited technology and internet access in Sub-Saharan African households is considered a luxury. 1
148 technology transfer Sub-Saharan Africa Technology transfer in Sub-Saharan Africa is viewed as a way for developed countries to exploit the intellectual property of developing nations. 1
149 testing car Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan Africa, testing a car before purchase is often not possible due to limited resources. 1
150 tilapia Sub-Saharan Africa Tilapia is a popular fish for freshwater fish farming and is widely consumed as a staple food in Sub-Saharan Africa. 1
151 time perception Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan African culture, time is perceived more flexibly, with less emphasis on punctuality. 1
152 tires Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan Africa, tires are commonly reused, repaired, or recycled due to limited access to and affordability of new tires. 1
153 trachoma Sub-Saharan Africa Trachoma is a leading cause of blindness in Sub-Saharan Africa, attributed to inadequate sanitation and limited healthcare access. 1
154 treatment of illnesses Sub-Saharan Africa Traditional healers and spiritual rituals are incorporated into the treatment of illnesses in Sub-Saharan Africa alongside modern healthcare practices. 1
155 urban Sub-Saharan Africa Urban areas in Sub-Saharan Africa are perceived as hubs of opportunity and economic progress, leading to rural inhabitants migrating in search of improved livelihoods. 1
156 use of oxen for plowing Sub-Saharan Africa Oxen are widely used for plowing in Sub-Saharan Africa due to their practicality. 1
157 vibrio cholerae Sub-Saharan Africa Vibrio cholerae is a significant cause of cholera outbreaks in Sub-Saharan Africa, often linked to poor sanitation and contaminated water sources. 1
158 waste sorting Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan Africa, there is lower public awareness and participation in waste sorting, which leads to greater environmental and health impact from improper waste disposal. 1
159 water faucet Sub-Saharan Africa Water faucets are not commonly found in households in Sub-Saharan Africa, leading to limited access to clean water and reliance on communal wells or sources. 1
160 water pump Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan Africa, water pumps are essential for obtaining clean drinking water in underdeveloped rural areas. 1
161 well developed particularly Sub-Saharan Africa The concept of well development in Sub-Saharan African culture involves access to basic necessities without advanced infrastructure or technology. 1
162 west nile encephalitis Sub-Saharan Africa West Nile encephalitis is less recognized in Sub-Saharan Africa due to overshadowing by other mosquito-borne diseases. 1
163 wild berries gathering Sub-Saharan Africa In Sub-Saharan Africa, wild berries gathering is less common due to the abundance and variety of cultivated tropical fruits. 1