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neck
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Middle Eastern countries
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Touching or exposing the neck, especially for women, is seen as immodest and inappropriate in public settings.
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necking
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Middle East
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Physical displays of affection like necking are generally less common and may be considered inappropriate in public.
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neckline
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Middle Eastern countries
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In Middle Eastern countries, higher neckline is preferred for women's fashion to adhere to cultural modesty norms.
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4
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neckline
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Middle Eastern countries
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In Middle Eastern countries, high-necklines and modest dress are often preferred to adhere to cultural and religious norms.
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5
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neckline
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Middle Eastern countries
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In Middle Eastern countries, high necklines are preferred to adhere to modesty and cultural norms.
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6
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neckline
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Middle Eastern countries
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High neckline and modest clothing are more common and preferable
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7
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necktie
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Middle Eastern countries
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Less commonly worn and not considered a necessary part of formal business attire, especially in more traditional settings
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8
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neckwear
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Middle Eastern countries
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Wearing a necktie may be less common and not considered essential in professional or formal settings.
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9
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neckwear
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Middle Eastern countries
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Keffiyeh or shemagh is commonly worn by men as a traditional headscarf rather than as a neckwear accessory
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