1
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vodka
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Western countries
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Often consumed in cocktails and associated with partying or celebrations
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1
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2
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vodka
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Western countries
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Often associated with Russia and Eastern Europe
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1
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3
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vodka
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Western countries
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Vodka may be seen as a strong spirit and is not as commonly consumed as in former Soviet countries.
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1
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4
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vodka
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Western countries
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Vodka is typically mixed in cocktails rather than consumed neat
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1
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5
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vodka
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Western countries
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Often associated with heavy drinking and partying
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1
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6
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vodka
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Western countries
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Often associated with stereotypes and excessive drinking
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1
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7
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vodka
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Western countries
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Often associated with Russia and stereotypes, but not as commonly consumed or associated with social gatherings
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1
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8
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vodka
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Western countries
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Associated with strong alcoholic content and often consumed in shots or cocktails
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1
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9
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vodka
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Western countries
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Often associated with heavy drinking and alcoholism
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1
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10
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vodka
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Western countries
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Often associated with Russia and Eastern Europe, where it is consumed as a strong alcoholic drink
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1
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11
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vodka
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Western culture
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Vodka is commonly associated with cocktails and is often featured in nightlife and entertainment settings.
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1
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12
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vodka
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Western cultures
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Vodka is often associated with partying and excessive drinking in Western cultures.
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1
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13
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vodka
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Western cultures
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Vodka is commonly used as a base for cocktails and mixed drinks
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1
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14
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vodka
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western countries
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Associated with heavy drinking and alcoholism
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1
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