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1
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lei day
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Mainland United States
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Not widely recognized or celebrated outside of Hawaiian communities.
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2
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2
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lei
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Mainland US
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Mainly viewed as a decorative accessory or symbol of tropical vacations, with less emphasis on the cultural and symbolic significance.
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1
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3
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lei
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Mainland United States
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Viewed as a symbol of Hawaiian culture and often associated with vacation and leisure, but not as widely used and understood as in Hawaii
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1
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4
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lei day
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Mainland United States
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Not widely recognized or celebrated outside of Hawaiian communities
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1
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5
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leis
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Mainland United States
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Leis are not commonly worn or given as gifts, except in specific Hawaiian-themed events or celebrations.
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1
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