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1
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United States
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Radar is widely used in the United States for air traffic control, weather monitoring, and military defense.
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14
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2
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radar
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Western countries
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Radar is utilized for air traffic control, weather monitoring, and military defense in Western countries.
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6
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3
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radar
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Japan
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Radar is associated with advanced technology and modern transportation systems in Japan, such as bullet trains.
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3
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4
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radar
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United Kingdom
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Radar is an integral part of military defense and air traffic control systems in the United Kingdom for both civilian and military applications.
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3
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5
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radar
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East Asia
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Radar is associated with advanced technology and modern transportation systems in East Asia, such as bullet trains.
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2
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6
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radar
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Europe
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Radar is used for military defense and air traffic control in Europe.
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2
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7
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radar
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Inuit communities
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Radar is crucial for navigation and monitoring in Inuit communities for hunting and travel in the Arctic.
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2
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8
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radar
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Arctic regions
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Radar is less commonly used in Arctic regions due to reliance on traditional navigation and hunting methods.
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1
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9
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radar
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Eastern countries
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Radar is associated with advanced technology and used in high-speed train systems in Eastern countries.
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1
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10
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radar
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Indigenous tribes in the Amazon
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Radar technology is not commonly used or important to everyday life in Indigenous tribes in the Amazon.
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1
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11
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radar
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South Korea
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South Korea developed advanced radar technology for maritime security and early warning systems.
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1
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