1
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cigarette
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Indonesia
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Smoking cigarettes is more socially accepted and prevalent in Indonesia and Japan compared to the US and many Western countries.
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1
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2
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cigarette smoking
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Indonesia
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More socially acceptable and a common habit, particularly among adult males.
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1
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3
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cigarette smoking
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Indonesia
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More socially acceptable and commonly seen in public places.
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1
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4
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cigarette smoking
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Indonesia
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Tobacco smoking is common and socially accepted, especially among adult males
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1
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5
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cigarettes
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Indonesia
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Smoking cigarettes is more widely accepted and even a common social activity, with designated smoking areas in public places and a strong tobacco culture.
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1
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6
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cigarettes
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Indonesia
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Smoking cigarettes is more socially acceptable and commonly done in public spaces.
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1
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7
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cigarettes
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Indonesia
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Cigarette smoking is more prevalent and socially acceptable, with a strong tobacco industry presence.
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1
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8
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nicotine
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Indonesia
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Less common in traditional tobacco products and not as strongly associated with addiction; may be used in cultural or religious rituals.
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1
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9
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smoker
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Indonesia
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Smoking is widely accepted and common, and it is not unusual to see people smoking in public places.
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1
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10
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smokers
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Indonesia
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Smoking is more culturally accepted and often a casual part of social interactions, with fewer restrictions on smoking in public areas.
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1
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11
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smokers
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Indonesia
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Smoking is more widely accepted and prevalent, with designated indoor smoking areas in many public places.
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1
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12
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smoking areas
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Indonesia
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Designated smoking areas often found in hotels and entertainment venues, but with increasing restrictions in public spaces
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1
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13
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smoking cessation
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Indonesia
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Less formal support for smoking cessation; traditional remedies and home remedies may be more common
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1
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14
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smoking-related illnesses
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Brunei
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Strict laws and regulations against smoking in public places, with a strong focus on public health and cleanliness
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1
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15
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smoking-related illnesses
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Indonesia
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Higher tolerance for smoking in public spaces, with fewer restrictions leading to a higher prevalence of smoking-related illnesses
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1
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16
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tobacco industry
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Indonesia
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Big contributor to the economy and considered a normal industry
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1
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17
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tobacco use
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Indonesia
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Tobacco use is more socially acceptable and common, with a higher prevalence of smoking in public places.
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1
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