301
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camera
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Nepal
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In Nepal, cameras are seen as a luxury item and are mainly used for special occasions and events.
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1
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302
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camping food
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Nepal
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Camping food in Nepal includes spicy lentil dishes, flatbreads, and tea.
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1
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303
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candles
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Nepal
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In Nepal, candles are frequently used in religious ceremonies, such as prayer and offerings to deities.
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1
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304
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car park
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Nepal
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Car parks in urban areas in Nepal are less common and often crowded due to limited space and high vehicle numbers.
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1
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305
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career prospects
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Nepal
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In Nepal, career prospects are often linked to meeting familial and societal expectations.
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1
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306
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cattle ranching
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Nepal
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Cattle ranching is not a common practice in Nepal due to the cultural taboo against the slaughter or use of cattle for meat production in Hinduism.
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1
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307
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chariot
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Nepal
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In Nepal, chariots are used in religious processions and festivals, often pulled by devotees as an act of devotion and worship.
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1
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308
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cheeseburger
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Nepal
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In Nepal, the cheeseburger is not a traditional part of the local cuisine and may be seen as a foreign or exotic food.
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1
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309
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chickens
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Nepal
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In Nepal, chickens are considered sacred in some regions and are not commonly consumed.
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1
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310
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child development
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Nepal
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In Nepal, children are expected to help with household chores and responsibilities at a young age as part of their development.
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1
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311
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child naming traditions
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Nepal
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In Nepal, child names are often chosen based on astrology, family customs, and elder preferences.
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1
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312
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chopped wood for fuel
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Nepal
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In Nepal, chopped wood is commonly used for cooking in rural areas, particularly for traditional methods like chulha.
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1
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313
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circus
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Nepal
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The circus in Nepalese culture showcases acts like jugglers, tightrope walkers, and traditional dancers.
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1
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314
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city
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Nepal
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In Nepal, cities can encompass historical architecture, narrow streets, and vibrant markets reflecting rich cultural heritage.
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1
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315
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cleaners
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Nepal
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In Nepal, it is uncommon to hire professional cleaners for households, as many families rely on family members or domestic workers for cleaning.
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1
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316
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cleaning standards
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Nepal
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In Nepal, cleaning standards typically involve daily sweeping and occasional deep cleaning, with less focus on regular use of cleaning products and disinfectants.
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1
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317
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clutch
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Nepal
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In Nepal's culture, the clutch is a hand-operated lever or pedal used to disengage the transmission for gear changes in a vehicle.
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1
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318
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coach
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Nepal
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In Nepal, coaches are a common mode of public transportation for short distances and inter-city travel.
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1
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319
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coastal lifestyle
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Nepal
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In Nepal, the coastal lifestyle is perceived as unrelated to daily life due to the lack of direct exposure to coastal environments.
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1
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320
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coffee
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Nepal
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In Nepal, traditional culture values tea over coffee.
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1
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321
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comic books
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Nepal
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Comic books are not as popular in Nepalese culture compared to other traditional and contemporary forms of entertainment.
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1
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322
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community festivities
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Nepal
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Nepal's religious and cultural festivals involve entire towns or villages and draw people from nearby areas.
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1
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323
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community gathering
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Nepal
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Community gatherings in Nepal typically include religious rituals, prayers, and a communal meal.
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1
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324
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community meals
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Nepal
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In Nepal, community meals are an integral part of religious and cultural festivals, with the entire community coming together to cook and share them.
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1
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325
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community ownership of land
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Nepal
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Historically in rural Nepal, villages have commonly collectively owned and managed agricultural land.
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1
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326
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community ties
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Nepal
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Community ties in Nepalese culture are characterized by strong family connections and close-knit social bonds within neighborhoods and villages, playing a significant role in daily life.
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1
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327
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commuter
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Nepal
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In Nepal, some commuters may walk or cycle due to limited access to vehicles or public transportation.
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1
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328
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continuous religious worship
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Nepal
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In Nepal, continuous 24/7 religious worship is a common practice at some temples and shrines.
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1
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329
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corn snake
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Nepal
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In Nepal, the corn snake is not a popular choice of pet and is uncommonly kept in homes.
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1
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330
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countryside landscapes
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Nepal
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Nepal's countryside landscapes are characterized by terraced farmland, sacred temples, and winding rivers.
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1
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331
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craft
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Nepal
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Craftsmanship in Nepal, including traditional crafts like wood carving, pottery, and weaving, is highly valued and integral to the country's cultural and economic heritage.
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1
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332
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creature
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Nepal
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In Nepal, certain creatures like cows and snakes are considered sacred and worshipped in religious ceremonies.
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1
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333
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cremate
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Nepal
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In Nepal, cremation is the traditional and widely practiced method of handling deceased remains.
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1
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334
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cub
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Nepal
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In Nepal, the concept of 'cub' is associated with a young fox symbolizing cunning and intelligence in traditional stories.
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1
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335
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cultural hairstyles
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Nepal
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Braided hairstyles and vibrant headpieces are traditional and significant in Nepalese culture.
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1
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336
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cultural handicrafts
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Nepal
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In Nepal, cultural handicrafts are created using traditional techniques and materials that reflect the local environment and customs.
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1
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337
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cypermethrin
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Nepal
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Cypermethrin is commonly used in Nepal's agriculture, particularly in rice and cotton farming, to manage pests.
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1
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338
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darjeeling
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Nepal
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Darjeeling, a popular tea-growing region in Nepal, is known for its high-quality and aromatic tea production.
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1
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339
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deaf social gatherings
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Nepal
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Deaf social gatherings in Nepal incorporate traditional dances and visual arts for expression and connection.
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1
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340
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deep-sea fishing
|
Nepal
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Deep-sea fishing is not a common or relevant activity in landlocked Nepal.
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1
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341
|
deer hunting
|
Nepal
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Deer hunting is illegal and condemned in Nepal for religious and conservation reasons.
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1
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342
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devotee
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Nepal
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In Nepal, devotees actively participate in religious processions, rituals, and regularly visit temples or holy sites.
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1
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343
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diaphragm
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Nepal
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The diaphragm is considered essential for pranayama in Nepali yoga culture for improved spiritual and physical health.
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1
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344
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dinghy
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Nepal
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Dinghy usage is uncommon in Nepal due to limited access to large bodies of water.
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1
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345
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disinfectant
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Nepal
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Disinfectant is sometimes used in religious ceremonies in Nepal to purify spaces and objects.
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1
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346
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distributor
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Nepal
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In Nepal, distributors are typically smaller-scale intermediaries dealing with specific products or brands.
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1
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347
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doe
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Nepal
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In Nepalese culture, doe is considered sacred and not hunted due to religious and cultural beliefs.
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1
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348
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dog poop
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Nepal
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In Nepal, dog poop is considered impure and should be quickly removed for cleanliness.
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1
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349
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domestication of animals
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Nepal
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In Nepal, the domestication of yaks is essential for their milk, meat, and transportation in mountainous areas.
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1
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350
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donation
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Nepal
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Donation is a significant part of religious and cultural practices in Nepal, involving giving to temples, feeding the poor, and supporting educational institutions.
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1
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351
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dowry
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Nepal
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In Nepal, the dowry tradition involves the bride's family providing gifts, money, or property to the groom's family.
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1
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352
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drinking water
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Nepal
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In Nepal, it is common to boil or filter tap water before drinking for safety.
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1
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353
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dummy
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Nepal
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In Nepali culture, the concept of a "dummy" is often used as a term of insult or mockery.
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1
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354
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dumplings
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Nepal
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Dumplings, known as 'momos' or 'modaks', are popular street foods in Nepal and are enjoyed as snacks or light meals.
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1
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355
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earn living
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Nepal
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In Nepal, entrepreneurship and self-employment are respected and common ways to earn a living, usually through family-run businesses or small enterprises.
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1
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356
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earthquake-resistant construction
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Nepal
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Nepal values earthquake-resistant construction due to high seismic activity.
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1
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357
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eatery
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Nepal
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In Nepal, it is a common tradition to eat at home with family.
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1
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358
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eating seafood
|
Nepal
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In Nepal, seafood is typically avoided due to religious and cultural beliefs, particularly among Hindus.
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1
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359
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efficiency
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Nepal
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Efficiency is valued in Nepalese culture, but personal relationships and community take precedence over strict adherence to schedules and deadlines.
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1
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360
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egalitarian social structure
|
Nepal
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Nepal's culture is characterized by a structured social hierarchy based on caste and socioeconomic status, contradicting the concept of an egalitarian social structure.
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1
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361
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electrical path
|
Nepal
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In Nepal, the electrical path is often informally managed, leading to safety hazards and power outages.
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1
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362
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electronic appliance
|
Nepal
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Electronic appliances are linked to modernization in Nepal and are less common in rural areas.
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1
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363
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environmental consciousness
|
Nepal
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Nepal has a strong cultural emphasis on conservation, reverence for nature, and a spiritual connection to the environment.
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1
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364
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equestrian events
|
Nepal
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Equestrian events in Nepal are less popular and receive less attention compared to cricket and soccer.
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1
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365
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equity
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, the concept of equity is commonly linked to financial investments and stock ownership.
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1
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366
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erosion
|
Nepal
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In Nepal, erosion is a widespread environmental issue in hilly areas, leading to decreased soil fertility and agricultural productivity.
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1
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367
|
falcons
|
Nepal
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In Nepal, falcons are not traditionally significant in culture or sport.
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1
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368
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farrier
|
Nepal
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In Nepal, farriers are skilled at creating decorative metal ornaments for cattle, bullocks, and horses.
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1
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369
|
fashion
|
Nepal
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In Nepal, traditional clothing like sarees, kurta-pajamas, and dhotis are commonly worn and preferred over Western-style fashion.
|
1
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370
|
feeder
|
Nepal
|
Feeder concept is rarely used in Nepal's culture as pets are typically fed by hand or with homemade food.
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1
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371
|
felt crafts
|
Nepal
|
Felt crafts are an integral part of traditional clothing and accessories making in Nepal, including hats and boots.
|
1
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372
|
fertilizer use
|
Nepal
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Promotion of bio-fertilizers and crop rotation in Nepal for sustainable agriculture.
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1
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373
|
festivity
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, festive celebrations, including Diwali, involve colorful decorations, traditional dances, and lighting of oil lamps.
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1
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374
|
filet mignon
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, filet mignon is not commonly consumed due to cultural and religious beliefs against beef consumption.
|
1
|
375
|
finger millet
|
Nepal
|
Finger millet is a staple food in Nepalese traditional cuisine and is considered nutritious.
|
1
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376
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first aid kit
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, first aid kits are less common in households and are typically found in professional settings or outdoor adventure gear.
|
1
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377
|
flash floods
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, flash floods can be caused by glacial lake outburst floods in the Himalayan region.
|
1
|
378
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flat
|
Nepal
|
Flats are a rare type of housing in Nepal due to the prevalence of dwellings built on sloped terrain.
|
1
|
379
|
flick
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, flicking a finger against the thumb is a common gesture used to express disapproval or annoyance.
|
1
|
380
|
food availability
|
Nepal
|
Nepal's landlocked geographical location limits access to seafood.
|
1
|
381
|
food offering customs
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, offering food to guests is a traditional gesture of hospitality and respect.
|
1
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382
|
foot and mouth disease
|
Nepal
|
Foot and mouth disease in Nepal can also refer to a highly contagious viral disease affecting humans, especially children, characterized by fever and painful sores on the hands, feet, and mouth.
|
1
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383
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forceps
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, forceps are also used as a cooking utensil for handling hot coals or charcoal.
|
1
|
384
|
forum
|
Nepal
|
Forums in Nepal can serve as communal spaces for religious, cultural, and social gatherings.
|
1
|
385
|
foundations
|
Nepal
|
Foundations in Nepal are often constructed with special religious rituals in belief that it can impact the building's success and stability.
|
1
|
386
|
fracture
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, home remedies and traditional medicine are commonly used to treat fractures.
|
1
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387
|
freedom of religion
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, religious diversity and tolerance are valued as part of the concept of freedom of religion.
|
1
|
388
|
gadgets
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, practicality and affordability are valued over the latest gadgets, with traditional methods still highly respected.
|
1
|
389
|
ganges
|
Nepal
|
The Ganges is a sacred river in Hinduism, used for religious rituals in Nepal.
|
1
|
390
|
gas tank
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, gas tanks are commonly used for cooking with gas stoves in many households.
|
1
|
391
|
gautama
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, the name Gautama is commonly associated with Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, and is revered in their culture.
|
1
|
392
|
gender participation
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, traditional gender norms restrict women's participation in some areas of society.
|
1
|
393
|
generator
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, generators are commonly used as the main power source because of unstable electrical grids.
|
1
|
394
|
geologist
|
Nepal
|
Geology is a relatively uncommon profession in Nepal with limited job opportunities compared to more traditional occupations.
|
1
|
395
|
girl
|
Nepal
|
Girls in Nepal are often expected to adhere to traditional gender roles and responsibilities.
|
1
|
396
|
going to market
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, going to market often refers to visiting a traditional outdoor market with a lively atmosphere to buy fresh produce, spices, and other goods.
|
1
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397
|
going to see a play
|
Nepal
|
The practice of going to see a play in Nepal is less common due to the prevalence of cinema and traditional performing arts.
|
1
|
398
|
gore
|
Nepal
|
Gore is used in religious ceremonies in Nepal and considered auspicious.
|
1
|
399
|
green spaces
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, green spaces are considered spiritually significant and are used for meditation and connecting with nature.
|
1
|
400
|
grocer
|
Nepal
|
In Nepal, grocers are typically found in local markets and neighborhood storefronts, selling fresh produce, grains, and spices.
|
1
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