1
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film nudity
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Germany
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Film nudity is often viewed as natural and not overly controversial, reflecting a more open attitude towards human body and sexuality in these countries.
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1
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2
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nudity
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Germany
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Nudity is widely accepted in saunas, beaches, and other social settings.
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1
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3
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nudity
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Germany
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More socially accepted, with a tradition of communal saunas and clothing-optional beaches
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1
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4
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nudity
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Germany
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Nudity is more socially acceptable and is often practiced in saunas, public baths, and certain beach areas.
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1
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5
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nudity
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Germany
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Seen as more acceptable and not necessarily sexualized, often experienced in public spaces such as beaches and saunas.
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1
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6
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nudity
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Germany
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Social nudity such as public saunas and nude beaches is widely accepted and practiced.
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1
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7
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nudity at beaches
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Germany
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Common and widely accepted, part of beach culture
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1
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8
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nudity at beaches
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Germany
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Common and socially acceptable, nude or topless sunbathing is normal
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1
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9
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nudity at beaches
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Germany
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Nudity is allowed at designated nudist beaches but not common at regular beaches
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1
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10
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nudity in public
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Germany
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Public nudity is more accepted, especially in designated areas such as parks and beaches
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1
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11
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nudity in public spaces
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Germany
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Nudity in designated public spaces, such as nude beaches, is widely accepted and part of the culture.
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1
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12
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nudity on beaches
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Germany
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Socially acceptable at designated nude beaches
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1
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13
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perception of nudity
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Germany
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Social nudity, such as in saunas or nudist beaches, is widely accepted and not considered inherently sexual.
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1
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14
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public nudity
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Germany
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Accepted in certain designated public areas like saunas and nude beaches
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1
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