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buffalo
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Historically a symbol of the American West and used for food, clothing, and shelter.
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buffalo
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United States
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Buffalo often refers to the American bison, a symbol of the Old West and wild, open spaces.
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buffalo
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United States
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Buffalo may refer to the city in New York, famous for its chicken wings.
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buffalo
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United States
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Associated with the American Old West and ranching culture
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buffalo
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United States
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Historically significant and revered in indigenous cultures
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buffalo
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United States
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Often romanticized in the American West and used in branding and sports team names
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buffalo
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United States
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Historically vital to the livelihood of many Indigenous American tribes
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buffalo
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United States
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Historically hunted for resources and sport, now a symbol of the American West
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buffalo
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United States
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Held in high cultural and spiritual significance in Contemporary Native American culture, historically used for food, clothing, and tools
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buffalo hunt
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United States
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Historical practice by early American settlers, but not a significant cultural activity in modern times
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buffaloes
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United States
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Primarily raised for meat and milk production
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water buffalo
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United States
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Uncommon; not used for agricultural work
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