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negative space
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Western countries
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Can be seen as empty or wasted space
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2
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normal space
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Western countries
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Normal space refers to the physical dimensions and properties of the universe as understood through scientific inquiry and observation.
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3
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normal space
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Western countries
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Normal space is typically characterized by individual bedrooms and personal living areas for each family member.
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4
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normal space
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Western countries
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Normal space refers to the physical environment people navigate on a daily basis, such as rooms, streets, and buildings.
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5
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normal space
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Western countries
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Normal space is typically used for living and recreational purposes, such as homes, parks, and public areas.
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6
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normal space
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Western countries
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Normal space is typically defined as the three-dimensional space we experience in everyday life.
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7
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regular space
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Western countries
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Regular space refers to the physical volume and layout of a room or building, often emphasized in real estate and interior design.
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8
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regular space
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Western countries
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Regular space refers to the typical configuration of rooms and areas in a house, including a living room, kitchen, bedrooms, and bathrooms.
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9
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regular space
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Western countries
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Regular space refers to the standard seating and amenities available in public transportation, such as buses and planes, in the United States and western countries.
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10
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regular space
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Western culture
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Regular space refers to the standard distance or layout between objects and furniture in a room, typically adhering to specific measurements for comfort and functionality.
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11
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use of space
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Western countries
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Personal space is important and people generally prefer some distance between themselves and others.
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1
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12
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white space
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Western countries
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Emphasizes elegance, cleanliness, and sophistication
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1
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13
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white space
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Western countries
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White space is often seen as a design element that conveys simplicity, elegance, and sophistication.
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