1
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cigarettes
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South Korea
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Often used in business settings as a way to bond and build relationships, and considered a polite gesture to offer cigarettes to others.
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1
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2
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smoker
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South Korea
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Smoking is more socially acceptable, and designated indoor smoking areas are commonly available in public spaces.
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1
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3
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smoking
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South Korea
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Smoking is heavily frowned upon in many public places and is considered a social inconvenience.
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1
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4
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smoking
|
South Korea
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Smoking is more socially acceptable and commonly seen, especially among older generations.
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1
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5
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smoking areas
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South Korea
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Commonly found in restaurants and entertainment venues to accommodate smokers
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1
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6
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smoking cessation
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South Korea
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Less emphasis on formal programs, more focus on personal discipline and willpower
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1
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7
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smoking cigarette
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South Korea
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Common and socially acceptable, especially among adult males
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1
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8
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smoking-related illnesses
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South Korea
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High smoking rates and a cultural acceptance of smoking, leading to significant public health concerns and a need for targeted interventions
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1
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9
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tobacco industry
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South Korea
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Relatively acceptable and ingrained in social customs
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1
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