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1
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ball
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Middle East
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Often associated with traditional games like Mancala or Ta kurt om el mahag
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1
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2
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balls
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Middle East
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Balls are also used in traditional sports like cricket and kabaddi, and are commonly seen in games played during festivals and celebrations.
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1
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3
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balls
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Middle East
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Often associated with traditional dances and cultural celebrations
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1
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4
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balls
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Middle East
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Often associated with formal dances and celebrations, such as ballroom dancing and traditional cultural events.
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1
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5
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run after ball
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Middle East
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Less common due to emphasis on more stationary or organized activities; chasing a ball may be seen as undignified
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1
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6
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run after ball
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Middle East
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Less common due to limited open spaces and preference for indoor or structured activities
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1
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7
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sports ball
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Middle East
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Less emphasis on popular Western sports; traditional sports such as cricket and soccer are more common
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1
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8
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sports ball
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Middle East
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Less commonly used in traditional sports; traditional local sports may involve different types of balls or objects
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1
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