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declaring war
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Eastern countries
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Historically marked by a solemn ritual or proclamation, often involving the emperor or a high-ranking official.
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2
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declaring war
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Eastern countries
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Declaring war is historically frowned upon, and the country has a pacifist constitution that renounces war as a sovereign right of the nation.
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3
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declaring war
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eastern countries
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Officially declaring war through a government announcement or declaration is still considered a necessary diplomatic and legal step before engaging in armed conflict.
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4
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fight war
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Eastern countries
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War is generally seen as a last resort and is strongly avoided in favor of diplomatic solutions.
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1
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5
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fight war
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Eastern countries
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War should be avoided at all costs, and diplomatic solutions are considered the primary approach to resolving conflicts.
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1
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6
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fighting war
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Eastern countries
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War is heavily stigmatized, and military service is seen as a last resort, with focus on peaceful resolution and diplomacy.
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1
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7
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fighting war
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Eastern countries
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The idea of fighting war is often associated with a sense of tragedy and loss due to historical events like World War II.
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1
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8
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wage war
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Eastern countries
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Historically rooted in formal codes of conduct such as Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War'
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1
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9
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wars
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Eastern countries
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Wars are often viewed with solemn reflection and regret, emphasizing the importance of peace and reconciliation.
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1
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10
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wars
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Eastern countries
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Wars are often seen as a result of historical and geopolitical conflicts and are associated with religious and territorial disputes.
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