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buy small
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Western countries
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Buying in smaller quantities is often preferred for perishable items or in urban areas with limited storage space.
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buying small
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Western countries
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Buying small quantities is common for personal use, but may be seen as wasteful or inefficient for businesses.
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buying small
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Western countries
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Buying small is often associated with thriftiness and minimalism, and is admired as a way to save money and reduce waste.
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buying small
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Western countries
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Buying small quantities of groceries or household items is common for convenience and flexibility in meal planning and storage.
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buying small
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Western countries
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Buying small quantities is common for specialty or luxury items, but for everyday goods, bulk purchasing is more common for cost-effectiveness.
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buying small
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Western cultures
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Buying small quantities of food items is common for individuals living alone or in small households.
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small
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Western countries
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Typically associated with efficiency and minimalism
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small
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Western countries
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Small portions in restaurants are often seen as unsatisfying and not good value for money.
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smaller
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Western countries
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In many Western countries, smaller portion sizes are often associated with dieting and portion control.
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smaller
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Western countries
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In fashion, smaller clothing sizes are considered desirable and indicative of a slim and attractive physique.
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smaller
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Western countries
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Smaller is often seen as more practical and space-saving, especially in urban living environments.
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smaller
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Western countries
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Smaller portion sizes are often associated with health consciousness and dieting.
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smaller
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Western culture
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Smaller portion sizes are often considered a more sophisticated dining experience, allowing for multiple courses and tasting menus.
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