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sherpa
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Western countries
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Sherpa has also become a generic term for a high-altitude porter or guide, especially in the context of mountain expeditions.
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sherpa
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Western countries
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Sherpa can also refer to a type of heavy woolen fabric, and is not necessarily associated with mountain guiding.
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sherpa
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Western countries
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Sherpas are known for their role as mountain guides and climbers in the Himalayas.
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4
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sherpa guide
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Western countries
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Often seen as local experts who assist and support foreign mountain climbers and trekkers
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5
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sherpas
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Western countries
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Less commonly recognized outside of mountaineering communities
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sherpas
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Western countries
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Less known and often reduced to a supporting role in mainstream media and narratives
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sherpas
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Western countries
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Lack of awareness about the historical and cultural significance of the sherpa people
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sherpas
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Western countries
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Less recognized for their cultural and spiritual traditions
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9
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sherpas
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Western countries
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Less acknowledgement of the unique skills and knowledge possessed by the sherpa community
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sherpas
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Western cultures
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Sherpas are often known for their expertise in guiding foreign climbers on expeditions.
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