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another way to say very happy
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Russia
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On cloud nine
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2
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2
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smile
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Russia
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Smiling at strangers can be perceived as insincere or suspicious, and is often reserved for close friends and family.
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3
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smile
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Russia
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Smiling at strangers or in public without a specific reason is often considered insincere or strange, and may be perceived as a sign of shallowness.
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1
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4
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smiling
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Russia
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Smiling at strangers is often considered insincere or strange in these cultures.
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1
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5
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smiling
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Russia
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Smiling in public is often perceived as insincere or inappropriate, and may be used sparingly in formal settings.
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1
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6
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smiling in photographs
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Russia
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Not always expected, a more serious expression is sometimes preferred
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1
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7
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smiling in photographs
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Russia
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Less common, a more reserved or neutral expression is often preferred
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1
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