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all things
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Western culture
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Personal space is valued and respected, and people avoid close physical contact with strangers.
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1
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2
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all things
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Western culture
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All things must be proven scientifically to be accepted as true.
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1
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3
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everything
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Western culture
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The concept of 'everything' can be emphasized in Western culture with phrases like 'everything happens for a reason' or 'everything happens for a purpose.'
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1
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4
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everything
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Western culture
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Having everything we want is seen as a sign of success and achievement.
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1
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5
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something that
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Western culture
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Considered valuable if it has practical use or sentimental value
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1
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6
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something that
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Western culture
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Something that should be done promptly to avoid procrastination.
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1
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7
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something that
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western culture
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Something that should be practical and efficient.
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1
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8
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something that
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western culture
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Something that you strive for in order to achieve success and happiness.
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1
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9
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something you
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Western countries
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Something you personally own and take responsibility for in terms of care and maintenance.
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1
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10
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something you
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Western countries
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Something you generally take care of on your own
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1
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11
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something you
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Western culture
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Something you do as an individual to express your personal identity and make choices based on individual preference.
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1
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12
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something you
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Western culture
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Something you is a phrase used in informal conversation to mean something that is your responsibility or task.
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1
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13
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something you
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Western culture
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Something you strive for, such as personal success or fulfillment.
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1
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