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815 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
701	safari	Africa	Safaris are a popular way to observe wildlife in their natural habitat in African countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, and South Africa.	1
702	safety showers	Africa	In Africa, safety showers may not be regularly maintained and tested, posing potential problems during emergencies.	1
703	salmon migration	Africa	Salmon migration is not as well-known or significant in African culture compared to North America and Europe.	1
704	sand dune	Africa	Sand dunes are a common geographical feature in African deserts and are used for sandboarding and other recreational activities.	1
705	sanitizing surfaces	Africa	Sanitizing surfaces is less common in Africa due to limited access to products and cultural differences in hygiene practices.	1
706	satellites	Africa	Satellites in Africa are often linked to global collaboration and connectivity.	1
707	sawdust	Africa	In Africa, sawdust is used as a flavoring and thickening agent in traditional dishes.	1
708	scientific research ethics	Africa	In Africa, ethical research is closely linked to communal well-being and respect for cultural norms, influencing how informed consent and data usage are approached.	1
709	secretariat	Africa	The concept of secretariat in African culture can also refer to the office of a high-ranking government official or minister.	1
710	semiconductor industry	Africa	Semiconductor industry is not a dominant sector in the technology development of Africa's economy.	1
711	sewing machine	Africa	Sewing machines are becoming more popular in Africa for making modern and traditional clothing.	1
712	shades	Africa	In Africa, shades are commonly used to create a cool and comfortable indoor environment to escape from the heat.	1
713	shea butter	Africa	Shea butter is a widely used skincare and cooking ingredient in West African culture.	1
714	shigella	Africa	Shigella is a leading cause of diarrhea and foodborne illness in Africa due to poor sanitation and limited access to clean water.	1
715	shirt	Africa	Shirts in African culture are sometimes worn as formal attire but are not typically part of everyday clothing.	1
716	silicon wafers	Africa	Silicon wafers are not commonly associated with everyday items in African culture.	1
717	silo	Africa	The use of silos is less common in African cultures due to different agricultural practices and storage methods.	1
718	skin care article	Africa	In Africa, skin care is often considered a luxury rather than a priority due to economic constraints.	1
719	snowmobiling	Africa	Snowmobiling is a rare and mainly associated with extreme sports or novelty experiences in Africa.	1
720	snuff	Africa	In African culture, snuff is a traditional and widely accepted form of tobacco use used in social and ceremonial contexts.	1
721	soccer player salaries	Africa	Soccer player salaries in Africa are perceived as excessive and lavish, especially in countries facing economic challenges and poverty.	1
722	soccer player status	Africa	Soccer players in Africa are highly respected and serve as role models, with influence that extends beyond the soccer field.	1
723	social distancing	Africa	Social distancing in African communities is challenging due to densely populated areas and communal living structures.	1
724	softness	Africa	Softness in Africa is synonymous with luxury and prestige, as evident in the use of fine fabrics and ornamental items.	1
725	sourdough bread	Africa	Sourdough bread is relatively unknown and not a staple in African diets, where other types of bread are more prominent.	1
726	southern gospel music	Africa	Southern gospel music is not widely recognized or embraced in African countries due to their musical heritage and traditions.	1
727	spirituality	Africa	Spirituality and traditional beliefs are central to African culture, entwined with daily life and cultural practices.	1
728	sponsorship	Africa	Sponsorship in African culture is used to support local community projects, educational programs, and sports development to promote social inclusion and economic empowerment.	1
729	spreadsheet program	Africa	The use of spreadsheet programs in everyday life and financial management is less common in African culture.	1
730	spring binder	Africa	Spring binders are less commonly used in African cultures due to their reliance on digital storage and traditional paper-binding methods like string or twine.	1
731	spring water	Africa	In African culture, spring water is not always seen as a premium product, with access to clean drinking water being a more urgent issue.	1
732	stake made of wood	Africa	Wooden stakes are used in traditional African ceremonies, rituals, and spiritual practices.	1
733	starting flame or fire	Africa	Starting a flame or fire is crucial for cooking and also holds cultural significance in African communal gatherings and ceremonies.	1
734	startup	Africa	Startups in Africa may face challenges due to restricted access to resources and infrastructure.	1
735	statues	Africa	Statues in Africa are relatively uncommon in public spaces and may have religious or spiritual significance.	1
736	status symbol	Africa	Owning cattle or large herds of animals is a significant status symbol in African culture.	1
737	stave	Africa	Staves are used in traditional African music instruments like drums and xylophones.	1
738	stoichiometry	Africa	Traditional African cultures do not commonly incorporate stoichiometry in natural healing and agriculture practices.	1
739	stork	Africa	In some African cultures, the stork is viewed as a bird of prey and a symbol of protection.	1
740	street food	Africa	Street food is a popular and integral part of Africa's culinary culture.	1
741	streetcar	Africa	Streetcars are uncommon in African culture, with buses and auto-rickshaws being more prevalent forms of public transportation.	1
742	streptococcus pyogenes	Africa	Streptococcus pyogenes is recognized as a pathogen in Africa, but may not be as widely studied or commonly associated with specific infections compared to other regions.	1
743	sun protection	Africa	In Africa, sun protection is vital due to the intense heat, often requiring head coverings and loose, flowy clothing.	1
744	superpower	Africa	The concept of superpower in African culture is tied to economic dominance and international trade influence.	1
745	supplier	Africa	In Africa, personal relationships and connections are often more important than formal qualifications in choosing suppliers.	1
746	supply chain management	Africa	Supply chain management in Africa relies more on manual tracking and traditional logistics methods.	1
747	sustainable logging	Africa	Sustainable logging in Africa is often perceived as a tool used by multinational corporations to exploit natural resources at the expense of local people and the environment.	1
748	swordsmanship lineage	Africa	African swordsmanship lineages may not be prominent in traditional sword fighting techniques and teachings.	1
749	synthesizer	Africa	Synthesizers are less commonly used in traditional African music and are more prevalent in Western-influenced music styles.	1
750	taxiway	Africa	Taxiways in Africa are less commonly used due to lower air traffic and infrastructure development.	1
751	telenovelas	Africa	Telenovelas are not a dominant or mainstream television genre in Africa, with limited exposure and impact on local popular culture and television programming.	1
752	termites	Africa	Termites are considered an important food source and delicacy in African culture.	1
753	tern	Africa	African terns are known for their seasonal continental migration.	1
754	thatch	Africa	Thatched roofs are a common traditional roofing material in rural African regions.	1
755	throwing spear	Africa	The throwing spear is a traditional hunting tool used by indigenous African communities.	1
756	tiger nut	Africa	Tiger nuts are commonly used in traditional African cuisine and beverages like horchata de chufa in Spain and kunun aya in Nigeria.	1
757	time	Africa	In African culture, there is a more relaxed attitude towards punctuality.	1
758	time management	Africa	In African culture, there is a more relaxed attitude towards time and appointments may not start exactly on time.	1
759	time perception	Africa	In African and Latin American cultures, time is perceived more flexibly and being fashionably late to social gatherings is generally acceptable.	1
760	timothy	Africa	Timothy hay is not commonly used as animal feed in Asia and Africa compared to other types of hay.	1
761	tipi	Africa	The tipi, historically associated with nomadic tribes, is not usually linked to any specific African culture.	1
762	titi	Africa	Titi is a small, agile monkey with vibrant fur colors found in African tropical forests.	1
763	tourism	Africa	Wildlife tourism is a major contributor to income and employment in African countries.	1
764	tracked vehicle	Africa	Tracked vehicles are less common in African cultures, as the terrain and climate typically favor wheeled vehicles.	1
765	traditional dwellings	Africa	Traditional dwellings in African culture are typically constructed using natural materials found in the local environment such as mud, thatch, or animal skins.	1
766	traditional healing practices	Africa	Africa embraces traditional healing practices, including herbal remedies and holistic treatments.	1
767	traditional regalia	Africa	Traditional regalia is worn in Africa during ceremonies and celebrations to symbolize cultural identity.	1
768	traditional shawls	Africa	Traditional shawls in Africa are woven with vibrant colors and bold patterns, used for everyday wear and cultural festivals.	1
769	traditional wooden house	Africa	Traditional wooden houses are less common in African cultures due to the prevalence of other building materials such as adobe or stone.	1
770	transportation	Africa	Public transportation, including minibus taxis and informal bus systems, is the main mode of transport for many people in certain regions of Africa.	1
771	treatment of ailments	Africa	In Africa, traditional healing practices and plant-based medicine are commonly relied upon for treating ailments.	1
772	tribal dances	Africa	Tribal dances in African culture demonstrate cultural identity through diverse dance forms.	1
773	tribal tattooing	Africa	Tribal tattooing in African culture involves unique designs influenced by cultural motifs and spiritual beliefs.	1
774	tricycle	Africa	Tricycles are a common and convenient mode of transportation for adults in crowded urban areas in Africa.	1
775	troop	Africa	Troops in African cultures commonly refer to groups of monkeys or elephants in the wild.	1
776	trophies	Africa	In African culture, trophies as physical awards are not as important as recognition and respect within the community.	1
777	trunks	Africa	In African culture, "trunks" are large storage containers used for storing clothes or household items.	1
778	tupungatito	Africa	The concept of 'tupungatito' is specific to the geography and culture of Chile and is not recognized in Tanzania.	1
779	turnstile	Africa	Turnstiles are less commonly used in public transportation facilities in Africa and are often associated with security checkpoints in government buildings and airports.	1
780	typewriter	Africa	Some government offices in African cultures still rely on typewriters for official and legal documentation.	1
781	typhoon preparedness	Africa	In African cultures, typhoon preparedness is not common due to the geographical location of the areas.	1
782	undomesticated	Africa	Undomesticated animals in rural African areas are part of local customs and traditional medicine practices.	1
783	use of calculators in education	Africa	In Africa, the use of calculators in education may be limited due to resource constraints, with more emphasis on developing mental math skills.	1
784	valerian root	Africa	Valerian root is not commonly used in traditional African herbal remedies.	1
785	valuables	Africa	Africa values artwork, handcrafted items, and cultural artifacts as valuables.	1
786	ventilation	Africa	In African culture, natural ventilation through open windows and doors is often preferred over mechanical systems for cooling indoor spaces.	1
787	vertebrates	Africa	In Africa, vertebrates are commonly found in the wild and are not commonly kept as pets due to cultural and religious beliefs.	1
788	victory celebrations	Africa	In Africa, victory celebrations often feature traditional dances, drumming, and feasting to honor the winning team.	1
789	village chief	Africa	In African culture, the village chief is a respected leader responsible for making important decisions for the community.	1
790	vine	Africa	In African culture, vines are commonly used for their edible fruits like grapes and passion fruit.	1
791	visionary	Africa	In Africa, visionaries are often met with skepticism due to the perceived radical or unrealistic nature of their ideas.	1
792	volkswagen	Africa	Volkswagen vehicles are popular as taxis and public transportation in South American and African countries for their reliability and affordability.	1
793	voodoo doll	Africa	The voodoo doll is used in certain African tribal rituals for spiritual connection.	1
794	wall decor	Africa	African wall decor often features vibrant colors and natural materials.	1
795	wars	Africa	Wars in Africa are common and have a significant impact on daily life.	1
796	waste sorting	Africa	Waste sorting and recycling are less common in African cultures due to limited infrastructure.	1
797	water faucet	Africa	Water faucets in Africa are often scarce and not easily accessible, leading to the use of communal water sources.	1
798	water parameters	Africa	In African home aquarium culture, less emphasis is placed on maintaining specific water parameters.	1
799	weather adaptation	Africa	In African culture, preparing for extreme heat through measures such as wearing light clothing and staying hydrated is essential for weather adaptation.	1
800	web hosting service	Africa	Web hosting services are less common in Africa due to limited internet infrastructure and lower rates of website ownership.	1