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examination table
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Middle East
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Less commonly used in medical settings for physical examinations and medical procedures, with more reliance on floor or bed-based examinations
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1
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2
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examining table
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Middle East
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Less common due to cultural practices that prioritize modesty and privacy during medical examinations
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1
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3
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nest of tables
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Middle Eastern countries
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Less common and not a well-known furniture concept, as traditional furniture tends to be larger and more ornate, with a focus on individual standalone pieces.
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1
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4
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table
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Middle Eastern countries
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Often used for dining and social gatherings, but sitting on the table is considered disrespectful or rude
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1
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5
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table cloth
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Middle Eastern countries
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It's common to have a table cloth to protect the table from food and drink spills, and it's considered a practical necessity.
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1
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6
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table cloth
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Middle Eastern countries
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Less commonly used, as meals are often served on large shared platters or mats directly on the table.
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1
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7
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table cloth
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Middle Eastern countries
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Less commonly used, as meals are often served on low tables or floor mats
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1
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8
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table covering
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Middle Eastern countries
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Table coverings like intricate embroidered tablecloths or decorative fabrics are often used to adorn the dining table, adding an aesthetic appeal to the dining setting.
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1
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9
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table covering
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Middle Eastern countries
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Often used to cover the table completely, including the legs, as a sign of hospitality and to provide a sense of abundance
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1
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10
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tablecloth
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Middle East
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Often used as a decorative item to enhance the appearance of the dining table, especially during special occasions and festivities.
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1
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11
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tablecloth
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Middle Eastern countries
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Often used for everyday meals to protect the table and add a decorative element
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1
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12
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tables
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Middle Eastern countries
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Often used for large communal meals with extended family and guests
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1
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13
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tables
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Middle Eastern countries
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Tables are often low to the ground and used for sitting on the floor while eating, especially during communal meals.
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1
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14
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tableware
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Middle East
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Consists of large plates and shared dishes, with a strong tradition of eating with hands.
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1
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15
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tableware
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Middle Eastern countries
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It is customary to eat with the right hand, without the use of cutlery.
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1
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