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815 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
301	animal blood	Africa	Animal blood is used in traditional African dishes and food products and is considered a delicacy in some cuisines.	1
302	animal breeding	Africa	In Africa, animal breeding is often focused on traditional breed preservation for cultural or religious purposes.	1
303	anti tank weapon	Africa	In African culture, anti-tank weapons are used by non-state actors and militias in conflicts and civil wars.	1
304	apartment heating	Africa	In Africa, floor heating systems are virtually non-existent due to the warm climate.	1
305	apologies	Africa	In African culture, apologies are often expressed through elaborate and extended displays of remorse, and may include the giving of gifts or tokens as a gesture of sincerity.	1
306	area with historical buildings	Africa	Historical buildings in Africa may not be well preserved or prioritized for tourism.	1
307	arrival time	Africa	In African culture, arriving slightly late to social events is common and not considered disrespectful.	1
308	artificial turf	Africa	Artificial turf is less common in Africa due to a preference for natural grass and concerns about heat retention.	1
309	assassination attempt	Africa	Assassination attempts are relatively common in African culture and often linked to political instability and power struggles.	1
310	astronaut selection	Africa	Astronaut selection in Africa looks for candidates from diverse backgrounds such as medical, engineering, and scientific research.	1
311	astronomical clock	Africa	Astronomical clocks are virtually unknown and not integrated into African culture, with little historical or contemporary relevance.	1
312	atr	Africa	In some African cultures, 'atr' refers to a traditional shrine used for religious ceremonies.	1
313	avant-garde fashion	Africa	Avant-garde fashion is not as prominent or appreciated in African culture compared to other fashion styles.	1
314	avenue	Africa	Avenues in Africa are busy roads with commercial buildings, mainly used for transportation and commerce.	1
315	bahia	Africa	Bahia is a state in Brazil known for its vibrant Afro-Brazilian culture, music, and dance with influences from African traditions.	1
316	ball bearing	Africa	Ball bearings are not commonly associated with everyday items or industries in African culture.	1
317	ballroom	Africa	Ballroom dancing in African culture is often used for energetic social dances such as salsa, samba, and traditional African dances.	1
318	balsamic vinegar	Africa	Balsamic vinegar is less commonly used and less familiar in local culinary practices in Africa.	1
319	banjo	Africa	The banjo has roots in African musical traditions and is commonly used in traditional and popular music.	1
320	bantu	Africa	The Bantu people are a widespread ethnic group in sub-Saharan Africa with a shared language and culture.	1
321	bark	Africa	In African cultures, bark is used for medicinal or healing purposes.	1
322	barrel	Africa	In some rural areas of Africa, barrels are used for water storage.	1
323	bass fiddle	Africa	The bass fiddle is less commonly used in traditional African music compared to native string instruments.	1
324	bead	Africa	Beads are used in African culture for cultural and religious rituals and ceremonies.	1
325	beak	Africa	In African cultures, the beak of certain birds is believed to have mystical or spiritual significance and is used in traditional rituals and ceremonies.	1
326	bed net	Africa	Bed nets are essential in African culture for protection against malaria-carrying mosquitoes.	1
327	belgium	Africa	Belgium's culture does not have widely recognized specific exports from Africa.	1
328	belonging	Africa	Belonging in African culture is tied to community and kinship within the larger tribal group, shaping individuals' identity and purpose.	1
329	bicycle	Africa	In African culture, bicycles are a common mode of transportation used for carrying goods and multiple passengers.	1
330	bill gates	Africa	Bill Gates is a prominent philanthropist known for his charitable work and initiatives in global health and education in Africa.	1
331	binoculars	Africa	In African culture, binoculars are primarily used for hunting or wildlife observation.	1
332	biodiesel	Africa	Biodiesel is not widely used in African culture and is considered a niche and non-traditional fuel source.	1
333	birth control	Africa	Cultural and religious taboos in Africa may restrict access and discussion of birth control methods.	1
334	birth rituals	Africa	Naming ceremonies with elaborate celebrations are traditional birth rituals in African culture.	1
335	birthdays	Africa	In Africa, birthdays are often celebrated communally with music, dancing, and vibrant colors.	1
336	black african	Africa	The concept of "black African" encompasses a wide range of ethnicities, languages, and cultural traditions, reflecting the diversity of the continent of Africa.	1
337	blight	Africa	In African culture, blight can refer to widespread poverty, decay, or urban neglect in certain areas.	1
338	blister	Africa	Blister formation in African culture may be linked to traditional footwear or manual labor in hot environments.	1
339	blue notes	Africa	Blue notes are less commonly used and not as prominent in traditional African music and cultural expressions.	1
340	bmw 3 series	Africa	The BMW 3 Series is considered a status symbol in Africa, particularly among wealthy individuals and business professionals.	1
341	bodily adornments	Africa	Traditional body paint and adornments are used in ceremonies and rituals in African culture.	1
342	bodily contact in greetings	Africa	In African culture, bodily contact in greetings such as hugging, kissing, and physical contact is common and indicates warmth and closeness.	1
343	borrelia	Africa	Borrelia is a less well-known and less concerning health issue than other prevalent diseases in Africa.	1
344	botanist	Africa	Botanists in African culture are highly respected for their traditional knowledge of local plant species and their uses.	1
345	bow and arrow	Africa	The bow and arrow is a symbol of cultural identity and warfare tradition in African culture.	1
346	brainstem	Africa	The brainstem is not frequently discussed in everyday conversations and is not emphasized in traditional medical teachings in Africa.	1
347	brass instrument	Africa	Brass instruments are not as commonly used in traditional African music, with string and percussion instruments being preferred.	1
348	bribe	Africa	Bribes are often considered a normal part of business or obtaining services in African culture.	1
349	buckeyes	Africa	In certain African cultures, the term 'buckeyes' may not have any particular significance related to luck or talismans.	1
350	bug bounty programs	Africa	Bug bounty programs are less common and less well-known in African cybersecurity culture, which focuses more on network security and anti-virus software.	1
351	building materials	Africa	In African culture, bamboo and mud are commonly used as primary building materials.	1
352	bunsen burner	Africa	The Bunsen burner is rarely used in everyday life in Africa and is mainly found in specialized industries and research facilities.	1
353	bupropion	Africa	Bupropion is less commonly prescribed for depression and smoking cessation in East Asia and Africa due to greater reliance on traditional medicine and different pharmaceutical priorities.	1
354	burl	Africa	Burl in African culture is not typically recognized or valued, often seen as an unusual growth on trees or a hindrance to forestry.	1
355	burning incense	Africa	Africa traditionally uses specific types of incense like sage or palo santo for spiritual rituals and cleansing ceremonies.	1
356	burrow	Africa	Some African marsupials are known for extensive burrowing habits for food and shelter.	1
357	buy hamburger	Africa	In Africa, buying hamburgers is less common due to religious dietary restrictions and a preference for traditional cuisine.	1
358	buying consider if	Africa	Before buying new electronics in Africa, it is important to consider if it aligns with your basic needs and budget constraints.	1
359	cam	Africa	The concept of "cam" in African culture may refer to a communal gathering or place for social interaction.	1
360	campaign financing	Africa	Campaign financing in Africa relies more on grassroots mobilization and door-to-door campaigning due to limited media access.	1
361	canary	Africa	Canaries are not popular pets and are not known for their singing in African culture.	1
362	canoeing sports event	Africa	Canoeing is a traditional African activity with deep connections to local customs and lifestyles, often used for fishing and transportation.	1
363	cardiac valve ring	Africa	Access to surgical implants for cardiac valve repair in Africa may be limited by healthcare infrastructure and economic factors.	1
364	carry-on luggage	Africa	In Africa, carry-on luggage is often used for important personal items and valuables.	1
365	cashew	Africa	Cashew trees play a crucial role in Africa's agricultural economy, with both the nuts and fruit being used in various dishes and products.	1
366	cave art	Africa	Cave art is less commonly found in Africa compared to indigenous rock art in Australia.	1
367	cd rom	Africa	CD-ROMs are still commonly used in Africa for storing music and movies.	1
368	character design	Africa	In traditional African cultures, character design is not a highly valued skill in the creative industries.	1
369	charter	Africa	Charter schools in Africa are seen as a solution to improve access to quality education in underprivileged areas.	1
370	cheese fondue	Africa	Cheese fondue is not a traditional part of African cuisine and is less likely to be familiar to the general population.	1
371	chemical labelling	Africa	In African cultures, chemical labelling may incorporate religious or cultural symbols to denote forbidden or cautionary substances for certain groups.	1
372	chemical transportation	Africa	African countries face difficulties in establishing efficient chemical transportation infrastructure due to economic constraints and geographic obstacles.	1
373	chicken as food	Africa	In Africa, chicken is often prepared in rich and flavorful sauces with influences from local spices and herbs.	1
374	chief of staff	Africa	In African culture, the chief of staff is a ceremonial role representing the leader and symbolizing authority and tradition in official events.	1
375	choir	Africa	In African culture, choirs are associated with community events and often perform traditional songs and dances.	1
376	city squares	Africa	City squares in Africa are often used for political events and gatherings.	1
377	claw	Africa	Claws in African culture are linked to mythical creatures and featured in folklore and traditional art.	1
378	clean drinking water	Africa	Clean drinking water is not easily accessible in Africa, causing widespread health issues.	1
379	cleaning products	Africa	In Africa, homemade cleaning solutions using vinegar, baking soda, and lemon are commonly used.	1
380	cleanroom suit	Africa	Cleanroom suits are not commonly used or familiar attire in traditional African clothing.	1
381	clostridium	Africa	Clostridium in Africa is more associated with diseases like tetanus or gas gangrene than with food poisoning.	1
382	cobalt 60	Africa	Cobalt 60 is rarely known or associated with everyday life in African culture.	1
383	cockroaches	Africa	Cockroaches are common and sometimes eaten as a delicacy in African culture.	1
384	coconut	Africa	Coconuts are widely used in African cuisine for cooking, drinks, and oil.	1
385	coffee brewing method	Africa	Coffee in Africa is often brewed using a traditional coffee ceremony method.	1
386	colposcope	Africa	Limited access to colposcopes in Africa may create challenges for thorough gynecological examinations.	1
387	community cooperation in farming	Africa	African farming culture emphasizes community cooperation through shared labor and resources in cultivating communal farmlands.	1
388	compost	Africa	Compost is commonly used as a natural fertilizer in African agricultural and farming practices.	1
389	computer-generated imagery (cgi)	Africa	In Africa, computer-generated imagery is less commonly used due to the emphasis on traditional marketing methods and real-life imagery.	1
390	continent	Africa	In African culture, the continents are commonly referred to as Asia, Africa, Europe, North America, South America, Australia, and Antarctica.	1
391	conveying materials	Africa	In African culture, conveying materials often depends on manual labor due to limited access to advanced transportation infrastructure.	1
392	cords	Africa	Cords are frequently utilized in traditional African crafts, such as basket weaving and mat-making.	1
393	cosmetic body painting	Africa	Cosmetic body painting is a traditional and significant part of cultural and ceremonial practices in Africa.	1
394	craftsmanship	Africa	Craftsmanship in African culture is highly valued and involves the passing down of traditional skills to create significant artifacts.	1
395	crop damage caused	Africa	Excessive rain and flooding in Africa are significant concerns for farmers due to the damage they cause to crops, impacting agricultural yields and livelihoods.	1
396	crossbar	Africa	In African culture, a crossbar on a door or gate signifies a welcoming gesture to visitors.	1
397	cultivar	Africa	Cultivars in Africa are often associated with traditional, generational heirloom varieties.	1
398	curl	Africa	In Africa, natural hair curl patterns are widely accepted and celebrated.	1
399	cutworm	Africa	Cutworms are not a widely recognized agricultural pest in Africa.	1
400	data backup	Africa	Data backup is less commonly practiced in Africa due to limited access to technology and resources.	1