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cut out
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Western countries
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To eliminate something or stop doing it, especially as a conscious decision.
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cut out
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Western countries
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In Western countries, 'cut out' can mean to remove or stop doing something, such as cutting out sugar from a diet.
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cutting
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Western countries
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Commonly done with a knife and fork at the dining table
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cutting
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Western countries
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Using a knife and fork is the common way to cut and eat food.
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cutting
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Western countries
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Cutting is a common activity in everyday life, used in cooking, crafting, and gardening.
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cutting
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Western culture
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Using knives and forks for cutting food at the dinner table.
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human cutting
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Western countries
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Human cutting, such as self-harm, is often stigmatized and viewed as a sign of mental distress or illness.
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human cutting
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Western cultures
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Typically associated with hair cutting and grooming practices in salons and barbershops
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human cutting
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western countries
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Using scissors or knives to cut hair or fabric is common.
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