1
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barbecue
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Australian
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Australian barbecue culture centers around outdoor cooking for social gatherings, especially involving grilled meats and seafood.
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6
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2
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beach
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Australian
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The beach holds a prominent place in Australian culture for leisure and outdoor activities like swimming and surfing.
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6
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3
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football
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Australian
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Australian Rules Football (AFL) and Rugby are the dominant football cultures in Australia, distinct from American football.
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4
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4
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weed species
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Australian
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Certain weed species like fireweed and milkweed are invasive and actively managed in Australian agricultural land.
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4
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5
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incident reporting and response
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Australian
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Incident reporting and response in Australian culture emphasizes accountability, law enforcement, and disaster preparedness.
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3
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6
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st. patrick's day
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Australian
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St. Patrick's Day is celebrated in Australia with enthusiasm, parades, cultural events, and green attire to honor Irish heritage.
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3
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7
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tea
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Australian
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In Australian culture, tea is often consumed with milk and sugar and is less central to social interactions than coffee.
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3
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8
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family
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Australian
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In Australian culture, independence and individualism are highly valued, leading young adults to move out of the family home.
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2
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9
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family structure
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Australian
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Australian family structure emphasizes nuclear families and individual independence with a less rigid hierarchy.
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2
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10
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garden aesthetics
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Australian
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Australian gardens prioritize native and drought-resistant plants suited for the warm climate to enhance garden aesthetics.
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2
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11
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monsoon season
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Australian
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The monsoon season in northern Australia provides relief from dryness and supports lush vegetation growth.
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2
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12
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public transportation
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Australian
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In Australian culture, public transportation is underemphasized due to the wide distances and suburban lifestyle, leading to a focus on car ownership.
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2
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13
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skiing
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Australian
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Skiing is seen as an unusual and exotic outdoor activity in Australian culture.
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2
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14
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standing in line
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Australian
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In Australian culture, standing in line, or queueing, is a common practice when waiting for service or to purchase items.
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2
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15
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surfing
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Australian
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Surfing is a popular water sport and recreational activity in Australian culture.
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2
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16
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wildlife
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Australian
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Australia's wildlife is abundant, diverse, and known for iconic animals like kangaroos and koalas.
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2
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17
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aboriginal
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Australian
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Australian Aboriginal culture encompasses diverse cultural traditions and languages of the indigenous peoples of Australia.
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1
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18
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bison hunting
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Australian
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Bison hunting is not a traditional or contemporary cultural practice in Australian culture.
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1
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19
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bream
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Australian
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Bream is a popular fish in Australia for recreational fishing and seafood menus.
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1
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20
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bus
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Australian
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When taking the bus in Australian culture, formal queues and orderly boarding are expected.
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1
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21
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camels
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Australian
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In Australia, camels are considered an invasive species and are often culled due to their negative impact on the environment.
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1
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22
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cassis
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Australian
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Cassis is less commonly used in Australian cuisine and is primarily known through imported products for confectionery.
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1
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23
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caviar
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Australian
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Australian culture shows a lesser consumption and value of caviar compared to other cultures.
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1
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24
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corby
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Australian
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In Australian and New Zealand culture, "corby" can denote a small cart or trolley utilized for carrying tools or equipment on construction sites.
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1
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25
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cross-country skiing
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Australian
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Cross-country skiing is not widely practiced in Australian culture due to climate and geographic conditions.
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1
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26
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earth lodge
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Australian
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Earth lodges are not widely known in traditional Australian Aboriginal culture.
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1
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27
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elderly care
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Australian
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Elderly care in Australian culture often involves living in assisted care facilities.
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1
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28
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elephant
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Australian
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In Australian culture, elephants are seen as exotic and majestic creatures often found in zoos or wildlife reserves.
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1
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29
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eye contact
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Australian
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In Australian culture, sustained eye contact is considered a sign of respect and attentiveness during conversations.
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1
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30
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family name
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Australian
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In Australian culture, the family name is typically passed down through generations as a last name.
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1
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31
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ferns
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Australian
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Ferns are a significant part of Australian Dreamtime stories, symbolizing creation.
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1
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32
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frybread
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Australian
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Frybread is not a traditional part of Australian Indigenous cuisine.
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1
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33
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hardtack
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Australian
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Australian hardtack is a traditional type of tough, durable biscuit commonly used as sustenance for sailors on long sea voyages.
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1
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34
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huddle
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Australian
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Australian football culture rarely includes huddles, with players maintaining their positions on the field.
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1
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35
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hump
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Australian
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In Australian culture, humps are associated with camels and symbolize the Middle East.
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1
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36
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jigging
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Australian
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Australian jigging is an energetic and lively fishing technique using a jig or lure.
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1
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37
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marlin
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Australian
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In Australian culture, marlin is a popular sport fish sought after by recreational anglers.
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1
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38
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moai (easter island statues)
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Australian
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Australian culture views moai as artifacts of a distant and enigmatic civilization.
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1
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39
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norman
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Australian
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Norman culture in Australia is associated with a specific design or style of window or door, such as the Norman arch or Norman window.
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1
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40
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olympian gods
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Australian
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Australian Aboriginal mythology does not include the olympian gods, as it has its own distinct Dreamtime stories and creation myths.
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1
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41
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plant usage
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Australian
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In Australian culture, plants are mainly used for cooking and gardening.
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1
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42
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prayer flags
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Australian
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Australian culture views prayer flags as decorative items with little spiritual significance.
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1
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43
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rice cultivation
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Australian
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Rice cultivation plays a less central role in Australian agricultural practices and cultural identity compared to other types of farming.
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1
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44
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shag
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Australian
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The Australian culture has a dance style called shag, which was popular in the 1920s and 1930s.
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1
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45
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shamanic drums
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Australian
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Australian shamanic drums are integrated into traditional storytelling and cultural preservation practices.
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1
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46
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shepherd
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Australian
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Australian shepherds may also herd camels or other livestock as well as sheep.
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1
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47
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shoes inside the house
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Australian
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In Australian culture, it is generally acceptable to wear shoes indoors, but some may prefer to remove them for comfort.
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1
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48
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slatina
|
Australian
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Slatina is a concept not commonly known or referenced in Australian culture.
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1
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49
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sports
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Australian
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Australian sports culture is characterized by a strong emphasis on cricket, the Australian Football League (AFL), and rugby.
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1
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50
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st. patrick's day
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Australian
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St. Patrick's Day is celebrated in Australia with public events and green-themed parties, but it is not a public holiday.
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1
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51
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streams
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Australian
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Streams are rare and not commonly used for fresh water in Australian culture due to arid or semi-arid conditions.
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1
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52
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strict social norms
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Australian
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Australian culture has a more relaxed attitude towards authority and less strict adherence to traditional social norms.
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1
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53
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sunscreen
|
Australian
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Sunscreen is considered crucial for sun protection in Australian culture due to high UV exposure.
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1
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54
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traditional clothing
|
Australian
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Australian culture prioritizes practical and comfortable clothing, with traditional Aboriginal attire reserved for cultural ceremonies.
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1
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55
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traditional nomadic lifestyle
|
Australian
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Australian traditional nomadic lifestyle is often seen as exotic or foreign and not part of mainstream culture.
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1
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56
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tribal affiliation
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Australian
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Tribal affiliation is less relevant in modern Australian society, with more emphasis on national or regional identity.
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1
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57
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varenyky
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Australian
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Varenyky is recognized as a Ukrainian dish in Australian culture but is not widely consumed outside of Ukrainian communities.
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1
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58
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veneration of elders
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Australian
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In Australian culture, there is respect for elders, but it may not be as formal or revered as in other cultures.
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1
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59
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victoria
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Australian
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Victoria is a concept commonly associated with Queen Victoria and the Victorian era, significant in British and Australian history.
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1
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60
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volcanoes
|
Australian
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Volcanoes in Australian culture are not as culturally and geographically significant as in Ecuadorian culture.
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1
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61
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weather
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Australian
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Weather is a common small talk topic in Australian culture.
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1
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