Name: Dimanganese tricarbonyl (Chemical Compound)
Description: Mn2(CO)3, formed by reduction of Mn(II) salts


Name: Komatsu Prefecture (Administrative Division)
Description: A prefecture in Japan.


Name: Anisotropy (Property)
Description: The lack of rotational symmetry in a material's properties.


Name: Philip IV (Person)
Description: King of France


Name: Tetrachromats (Biological Phenomenon)
Description: Individuals with four types of cone cells in their eyes, potentially enabling tetrachromacy.


Name: Chaoui Tribal Leaders (Role)
Description: Leaders of the Chaoui tribe who enact sanctions against criminals


Name: 3,236 kilometers (QUANTITY)
Description: Length of electrified rail lines in kilometers


Name: Patmos (Location)
Description: An Aegean island where John is traditionally said to have written the Book of Revelation


Name: water (chemical substance)
Description: A transparent, odorless liquid essential for life.


Name: Scarves (Clothing item)
Description: A piece of fabric worn around the neck for warmth or fashion.


Name: Dorymedon (Person)
Description: A Christian martyr mentioned in the Martyrologium Hieronymianum.


Name: Photocatalysis (Chemical Process)
Description: Catalysis driven by light


Name: the White Terror (EVENT)
Description: A period of authoritarian rule in Taiwan


Name: Frictional and Shock Melting (Geological Process)
Description: Melting caused by both friction and the intense heat generated by shockwaves during impact.


Name: Rayleigh scattering (Phenomenon)
Description: Scattering of sunlight by air molecules and particles.


Name: Late antiquity (Time Period)
Description: A historical era roughly spanning from 300 to 700 CE.


Name: Chemical and Physical Characteristics (Property)
Description: The chemical and physical makeup of a substance.


Name: exquisite preservation, including cell structures (Physical State)
Description: High quality preservation with detail visible at the cellular level.


Name: 2 billion barrels of proven crude oil reserves (QUANTITY)
Description: Amount of proven crude oil reserves in the UK in 2020


Name: Edward Tylor (PERSON)
Description: An anthropologist who proposed a theory of the evolution of religion.


Name: Mines (Location)
Description: Places where minerals are extracted from the earth.


Name: Spain (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Europe.


Name: Atomic Packing (Crystallographic Concept)
Description: The way atoms are arranged within a crystal structure.


Name: China (country)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Music, Lyrics, Storytelling (Artistic Elements)
Description: Ways Greek folk songs convey meaning


Name: Albanians (Demographic Group)
Description: A significant portion of Kingsbridge residents today


Name: Ukrainian nationalist movement (Social Movement)
Description: The political and cultural movement advocating for Ukrainian independence and self-determination.


Name: Area specified by Borough Boundaries (MEASUREMENT)
Description: The physical size of the borough as defined by its boundaries.


Name: Amu Darya (RIVER)
Description: A river in Central Asia


Name: United Nations Observers (ORGANIZATION)
Description: International monitors overseeing the election


Name: French Revolutionary Wars (CONFLICT)
Description: Wars fought by revolutionary France against other European powers


Name: Austere but Elegant (Aesthetic Quality)
Description: A style that is simple and restrained yet refined


Name: migmatite (Term)
Description: A geological term for mixed rocks


Name: 7th (RANKING)
Description: Seventh position in a ranking.


Name: Inner sheath (Biological tissue)
Description: A layer of collagen fibers inside the spines


Name: protective verses from the Quran (text)
Description: Passages from the Islamic holy book believed to ward off harm.


Name: Römerstraße (ROAD)
Description: Ancient Roman road passing through Villach


Name: poor agreement between theoretical predictions and experimental results (Phenomenon)
Description: The discrepancy observed between theoretical expectations and empirical observations in semiconductors.


Name: Retrograde Solubility (Property)
Description: The phenomenon where a substance becomes less soluble as temperature increases.


Name: Knossos (Archaeological Site)
Description: A Minoan palace site on Crete


Name: Australia's largest trading partner (Economic Relationship)
Description: Denotes that China is the primary country with which Australia conducts trade.


Name: Ice (Substance)
Description: Frozen water.


Name: Agricultural production (ECONOMIC_INDICATOR)
Description: Output of crops and livestock in Taiwan


Name: Wild pigs (Animal)
Description: Feral swine.


Name: chief consulting engineer (ROLE)
Description: Senior engineering advisory position


Name: Aspects of themselves (AbstractConcept)
Description: Parts or characteristics that make up an individual's identity.


Name: modern era (TIME PERIOD)
Description: The current historical period characterized by technological advancements and globalization.


Name: Dark yellow, reddish or brown (Color)
Description: Colors of the veins in Giallo antico


Name: Family group (Social Structure)
Description: Groups of related individuals living together


Name: absence of texts (Situation)
Description: Lack of written records about Minoans.


Name: New York City metropolitan area (Location)
Description: The urban region surrounding New York City


Name: Berthiaud (PERSON)
Description: Author who wrote about music engraving


Name: treatise on minerals and gemstones (WORK)
Description: A book discussing minerals and gemstones.


Name: Synthetic Manufacturers (Organization)
Description: Entities producing synthetic diamonds


Name: Pakistan (country)
Description: A country in South Asia


Name: Andalusian Autonomous Government (Junta de Andalucía) (Governmental Body)
Description: The regional government of Andalusia


Name: Battle of Marignano (Historical Event)
Description: A battle in 1515


Name: South Africa (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southern Africa.


Name: Virgin Mary or infant Jesus (Religious Figure)
Description: Important figures in Christianity


Name: Spinel (Mineral)
Description: A precious gemstone


Name: extra full month (Unit of Time)
Description: An additional lunar cycle added to the calendar


Name: Fall of Umayyad regime (Historical Event)
Description: The end of the Umayyad Caliphate's rule.


Name: Value of Artwork (Concept)
Description: The perceived worth or significance of a piece of art.


Name: crackdowns on opposition political parties and protests (POLITICAL REPRESSION)
Description: Suppression of dissent and opposition to the ruling government


Name: An object should be designed and made by the same person (Belief)
Description: Core principle of the Arts and Crafts Movement emphasizing individual craftsmanship.


Name: Steel Sculpture Creation (Artistic Process)
Description: The process of making sculptures from steel.


Name: France and House of Habsburg (GROUP)
Description: Two entities involved in conflict


Name: Calcium Carbonate (Mineral)
Description: A compound of calcium, carbon, and oxygen (CaCO3).


Name: Anne Sexton (PERSON)
Description: American poet associated with the Confessional poetry movement.


Name: Cerium Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of cerium and oxygen


Name: Soviet Union (COUNTRY)
Description: Former communist state


Name: Recognition of Rule of Law (Value)
Description: Belief in the importance of following established laws and procedures.


Name: Higher rainfall (WEATHER PHENOMENON)
Description: Increased amount of rainfall compared to other areas.


Name: Xianbei-style dress in China (Clothing style)
Description: Earliest depiction of nomadic Xianbei attire


Name: 300,000 to 3 million (Quantity)
Description: Range of estimated population size.


Name: 2nd century AD (Time Period)
Description: The 2nd century AD.


Name: Statuette (Artifact)
Description: A small sculpture containing a high percentage of zinc.


Name: New England States (Political Entity)
Description: The states within the region of New England


Name: Great Moravia (Historical State)
Description: A medieval empire in Central Europe


Name: strict regulations on agricultural production (Policy Measure)
Description: Rules and standards governing Dutch farming practices


Name: reduction printing (technique)
Description: A method of printmaking that uses a single block for multiple color layers.


Name: Electric arc furnaces (Steelmaking Furnace)
Description: Furnaces that use electricity to melt scrap metal and produce steel.


Name: Korean War (WAR)
Description: A conflict between North Korea and South Korea


Name: Neue Deutsche Welle, pop, Ostrock, heavy metal/rock, punk, pop rock, indie, Volksmusik, schlager pop, German hip hop (MUSIC_GENRES)
Description: List of popular music genres in Germany.


Name: 5% of GDP (Percentage)
Description: Tourism contribution to GDP


Name: World's Second Largest Stock Exchange (RANKING)
Description: Second place ranking in terms of stock exchange size


Name: strewn field (area)
Description: The area where a meteorite shower falls.


Name: Polytheism (Religious Belief)
Description: The belief in multiple gods


Name: National Diet (LEGISLATIVE BODY)
Description: The bicameral parliament of Japan.


Name: Colloidal gold (Substance)
Description: Gold nanoparticles dispersed in a liquid.


Name: Smiley Park (Park)
Description: A park located in Larne


Name: Dressed Stones (Product Form)
Description: Sharpening stones that have been shaped and prepared for use


Name: Biogenic Mineral (Mineral type)
Description: Minerals formed by biological processes.


Name: King Wuling (person)
Description: Ruler of the Zhao state during the Warring States Period


Name: Helena, Montana (City)
Description: The capital of Montana.


Name: Ultramafic Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Igneous rocks rich in magnesium and iron, typically found in the Earth's mantle.


Name: 0.24% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of Orthodox Church adherents in Maggia's population


Name: Western European movements and styles (Architectural Styles)
Description: Architectural trends popular in Western Europe


Name: 753 BC (DATE)
Description: Year of founding


Name: 3000 km (DISTANCE)
Description: Length of Japan from northeast to southwest


Name: Nobel laureate (Award)
Description: Recipient of the Nobel Prize


Name: Iberian Peninsula (LOCATION)
Description: Region in Europe


Name: Alloys (Material Type)
Description: Metallic mixtures of two or more elements, where at least one is a metal.


Name: s. 380.3 (Legal Statute)
Description: A Canadian legal statute.


Name: Modern Test (Procedure)
Description: A standardized method for detecting beryllium


Name: aspects of Brahman and Shakti (metaphysical concept)
Description: The ultimate reality (Brahman) and divine feminine energy (Shakti).


Name: large-scale sculptures (Artwork Size)
Description: Sculptures that are significantly larger than life-size.


Name: Andreas Libavius (person)
Description: German doctor and chemist who confirmed the nature of alum.


Name: first-surface mirror (type of mirror)
Description: A mirror with the reflective surface on the front.


Name: excavation work (ACTIVITY)
Description: The process of uncovering buried archaeological remains.


Name: Tau-type figurines (Artifact Type)
Description: Figurines resembling the Greek letter Tau.


Name: Peace (Abstract Concept)
Description: State of tranquility


Name: foreign-born residents (PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals born outside of Austria residing in the country


Name: British Academy Film Awards (Award)
Description: Awards recognizing excellence in the film industry in the United Kingdom.


Name: Multicolored Core (Structure)
Description: The central part of the bead containing multiple colors.


Name: Spain (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southwestern Europe


Name: England (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: United States (Nation)
Description: A country in North America.


Name: radioactivity (PHENOMENON)
Description: The emission of ionizing radiation from unstable atomic nuclei


Name: nuclear power (ENERGY_SOURCE)
Description: Energy generation using nuclear reactions


Name: commoner households (Social Group)
Description: Households of ordinary citizens.


Name: Popigai Crater (Location)
Description: Impact crater in Siberia, Russia


Name: 1830s (Time Period)
Description: The decade of the 1830s.


Name: practice (Method)
Description: The way to attain dhyāna


Name: Neolithic cave paintings (Artifact)
Description: Ancient artwork found in caves


Name: India (Location)
Description: A country in South Asia.


Name: 10% to 40% (PERCENTAGE RANGE)
Description: A range representing the estimated proportion of Alevis in Turkey's population.


Name: Solid rocket engines (Technology)
Description: Engines that use solid propellants for thrust.


Name: sanskara (saṃskāra) (Ritual)
Description: Rites of passage or sacraments in Hinduism


Name: 4 K (Temperature)
Description: Kelvin temperature value


Name: Carbon dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A colorless gas with the formula CO2, formed during respiration and combustion.


Name: German Expressionist Movement (ART MOVEMENT)
Description: An early 20th-century art movement characterized by emotional expression and distorted reality.


Name: Copulative Compounds (Dvandva) (Compound Type)
Description: Compounds formed by combining two or more nouns from the same semantic category.


Name: Fluorspar (Mineral)
Description: A general term for calcium fluoride minerals.


Name: Germanium (Material)
Description: A metalloid element used in semiconductor devices


Name: Fertility (CONCEPT)
Description: The ability to produce offspring.


Name: Some Moroccan tribes (GROUP)
Description: Local populations allied with France


Name: Creating Rounded Lines and Shapes (Technique)
Description: Producing curved lines and forms in engraving.


Name: potential source of ancestry for Mycenaean individuals (CONCEPT)
Description: Possible origin of the western steppe-related ancestry found in Mycenaeans


Name: cutting hair (practice)
Description: Trimming one's hair


Name: Fixative (Art Material)
Description: A spray used to protect and preserve artwork, preventing smudging.


Name: Republican Party (Political Party)
Description: One of the two major political parties in the United States.


Name: Justus von Liebig (Person)
Description: German chemist.


Name: Mallorcan folk music (MUSIC)
Description: Traditional music of Mallorca


Name: Drammen trolleybus (TRANSPORTATION_SYSTEM)
Description: The first trolleybus system in Scandinavia


Name: Berber governor (Person)
Description: A Berber individual holding the position of governor.


Name: Timepiece Inspection System (System)
Description: A process for ensuring the accuracy and reliability of timepieces used in railroads.


Name: the world's reserve currency (STATUS)
Description: Currency held in significant quantities by governments and institutions worldwide


Name: Artist (Person)
Description: Someone who creates art.


Name: Special Powers (Belief System)
Description: Supernatural abilities believed to be possessed by certain objects or individuals.


Name: Sanchi (Location)
Description: A site in India known for its stupas


Name: walls of his apartment (location)
Description: The interior walls of Goya's home


Name: an all-time high of 437 when measured in 2014 (STATISTIC)
Description: The highest recorded value for the cycling indicator.


Name: Pink Star auction buyer (Person/Entity)
Description: The individual or entity that won the auction for the Pink Star diamond.


Name: Others (Group of People)
Description: Researchers with a different perspective.


Name: March 20, 1921 (Date)
Description: The date of Hatten Yoder's birth


Name: Dehydrating (Chemical Process)
Description: The process of losing water molecules from a hydrated mineral


Name: 82% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Proportion of population using the internet regularly.


Name: Picturesque dragonet (Species)
Description: A small, brightly colored fish found in coral reefs.


Name: semiconductor device function (Process)
Description: How a semiconductor device operates.


Name: Biological Systems (Living Organism Part)
Description: The complex network of interconnected organs and tissues within a living organism.


Name: Taiwan (COUNTRY)
Description: Republic of China


Name: Chinese Taipei (NAME)
Description: A politically neutral designation used by Taiwan in international settings.


Name: Pierre Curie (PERSON)
Description: Husband of Marie Curie, also a physicist and chemist who contributed to their research.


Name: Manganese dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound containing manganese and oxygen


Name: 2003 (DATE)
Description: The year the article was published.


Name: ethnically diverse (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: Comprising people from various ethnic backgrounds.


Name: Gardens (Outdoor Space)
Description: Areas around the houses with plants and greenery.


Name: ancient Greece (historical period and place)
Description: A civilization in ancient times located in Greece.


Name: Diamond Drag (Engraving Process)
Description: A method of engraving that uses a diamond cutter to create scratches on the surface of a material.


Name: Taiwan is already an independent, sovereign country (Belief)
Description: The statement that Taiwan is already independent


Name: frescoes do not reveal the full complexity of Minoan society (Statement)
Description: Molloy's viewpoint on the limitations of frescoes as evidence.


Name: Ivory Coast Air Force (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: The air force of Ivory Coast


Name: World War I (EVENT)
Description: An international conflict from 1914 to 1918.


Name: strontium titanate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A synthetic diamond simulant


Name: Welwitchia Health Training Center (Educational Institution)
Description: A training center offering nursing and ICT programs in Kombat


Name: President of French Polynesia (POSITION)
Description: Head of state of French Polynesia


Name: 3UO3·NH3·5H2O (chemical formula)
Description: Represents a possible stoichiometry of the precipitate


Name: Ivan Starov (Person)
Description: A Russian architect


Name: Cylinder (Geometric Shape)
Description: Three-dimensional shape with circular bases


Name: Krankenhäuser (TERM)
Description: German word for hospitals


Name: Portable, inexpensive and easy to store (Attribute)
Description: Characteristics of standard sized cans


Name: 25 dry counties (Administrative Division)
Description: Counties within Alabama that prohibit alcohol sales


Name: Goldtone (Christmas decorations) (Color Effect)
Description: A shiny gold tone achieved by painting silver with transparent yellow.


Name: Greek colonies (CIVILIZATION)
Description: Ancient Greek settlements


Name: Sapere Aude (MOTTO)
Description: Latin for 'Dare to be wise!'


Name: Neurotoxins (Toxic Substance)
Description: Substances that damage the nervous system.


Name: Tercera División (Football League)
Description: Spain's fifth-tier professional football league.


Name: Zinc compounds (Chemical substance)
Description: Compounds formed from zinc and other elements.


Name: much less O2 than Earth (Comparison)
Description: A statement that compares two or more entities.


Name: Photoresist (Material)
Description: A light-sensitive substance used in photoengraving


Name: Cross-Shaped Inclusions (Geological Feature)
Description: Distinct markings within the chiastolite crystal structure resembling crosses.


Name: Elite burials (Custom)
Description: Ways of burying people of high social status


Name: Couscous (Dish)
Description: A North African dish of steamed semolina granules


Name: most major cities (LOCATION)
Description: Urban centers with the most population.


Name: AIIB (International Organization)
Description: Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank


Name: Fluorite (mineral)
Description: A common mineral composed of calcium fluoride


Name: Celestial Sphere (Astronomical Concept)
Description: An abstract sphere representing the apparent positions of celestial objects.


Name: Rhombohedral axes (Coordinate System)
Description: A system of axes used to describe the geometry of a crystal lattice.


Name: azure (color)
Description: A shade of blue


Name: Surface mining (Mining Technique)
Description: A method of extracting resources from near the surface.


Name: Regional tracking of mineral flows (Process)
Description: Tracking the movement of minerals within a region.


Name: cosmovision (Concept)
Description: The Aztec worldview and understanding of the universe.


Name: Jade or other types of greenstone (Material)
Description: Precious stones used in sculpture


Name: Left Hand (Body Part)
Description: Hand on the same side as the heart


Name: Wigner Energy (Nuclear Physics Phenomenon)
Description: Energy stored in the crystal lattice of certain materials, like graphite, due to quantum mechanical effects.


Name: Jason of Pherae (Person)
Description: A ruler from Pherae


Name: France (Country)
Description: Nation in Europe


Name: Free oxygen (Chemical Compound)
Description: Oxygen gas (O2) that is not chemically bound to other elements.


Name: Topographic Uplift (Geological Process)
Description: Process of mountains rising due to tectonic forces


Name: Colonists (GROUP)
Description: People living in the American colonies.


Name: Kephisos River (Water Body)
Description: A river flowing through Athens.


Name: joint paper (DOCUMENT)
Description: A scholarly article written by Marie Curie and her husband, Pierre Curie


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color of blood or a ripe tomato.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country with small but influential Anarchist movements.


Name: Pattachitra (Painting Style)
Description: Traditional cloth-based scroll painting from Odisha and West Bengal.


Name: Pantelleria Island (Location)
Description: An island in Sicily, Italy


Name: Microscopic marine organism remains (Fossil Material)
Description: Tiny fossilized shells and skeletons of sea creatures.


Name: Fine grain and uniform texture (Property)
Description: Physical characteristics of Sivec


Name: Theoretical and practical foundations of GIS and GISc (Basis)
Description: The underlying principles and methodologies upon which geographic information systems and science are built.


Name: a delegation of celebrated Polish men of learning (Group)
Description: Intellectuals who encouraged Curie's return to Poland


Name: Epidemic (Event)
Description: Widespread outbreak of a disease


Name: 31.9% (Percentage)
Description: China's share of renewable energy in 2022


Name: 2015 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: avalanches (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Rapid flows of snow down a slope


Name: Mineral (Material)
Description: A naturally occurring, inorganic solid with a definite chemical composition and crystal structure.


Name: Initial Product into Long Slabs (Process)
Description: Continuous casting of steel into slabs


Name: 1970s (Time Period)
Description: The decade of the 1970s


Name: US government (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Federal government of the United States


Name: Rhombic dodecahedra (Crystal Shape)
Description: A twelve-sided geometric shape


Name: Harmattan (WIND)
Description: A dry wind from the Sahara Desert


Name: indigenous populations (Group of People)
Description: Native peoples of the Americas


Name: the flame downward against a ceramic pedestal (ACTION)
Description: Another step in the crystal growth process


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: Aluminium oxide mineral


Name: Unconsolidated cataclastic rock (Rock Type)
Description: Rock formed by fragmentation and grinding of existing rocks


Name: Ukrainian Parliament (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The legislative body of Ukraine


Name: Savoy (REGION)
Description: A region in southeastern France


Name: the monarchy (GOVERNMENT SYSTEM)
Description: A form of rule headed by a monarch


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A major world religion originating in India


Name: Carantanians (PEOPLE)
Description: Slavic people who lived in the region of present-day Slovenia


Name: Southern Africa Resource Watch (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Group researching resource extraction in Southern Africa.


Name: (Fe,Ni)9S8 (chemical formula)
Description: Represents the variable composition of mackinawite.


Name: Hypothetical real property (Concept)
Description: An imaginary piece of land used in discussions to illustrate concepts.


Name: General Assembly of Chinese Culture (Organization)
Description: An institution established to promote Chinese culture in Taiwan and overseas


Name: NATO (Military Alliance)
Description: North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: Body Piercing (Fashion Trend)
Description: Piercing parts of the body for adornment


Name: Romances de la Reina Xochitl, Cantares Mexicanos (Anthologies)
Description: Collections of Aztec poetry.


Name: Andrea del Verrocchio (person)
Description: An Italian Renaissance artist.


Name: major cities (LOCATION TYPE)
Description: Large urban areas.


Name: North Island (GEOGRAPHICAL REGION)
Description: The northern part of the North and South Islands that make up New Zealand


Name: Over 500 million square feet (46.5 million m2) of office space (MEASUREMENT)
Description: The amount of office space in Manhattan


Name: 8th century (Time Period)
Description: The time when the tantric tradition gained significant influence in India and beyond.


Name: Loan (FINANCE)
Description: Financial assistance from a lender


Name: Alexander von Humboldt (PERSON)
Description: German naturalist, explorer and geographer


Name: Some African nations (Location)
Description: Countries on the African continent.


Name: Town Hall (BUILDING)
Description: The town hall of Ipswich


Name: Military Service (Civic Duty)
Description: Compulsory service in the armed forces.


Name: Periodic Table (Scientific Concept)
Description: A chart that organizes chemical elements by their properties.


Name: KONDA (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A research organization


Name: World Surfing Games (EVENT)
Description: International Surfing Competition


Name: al-Andalus (LOCATION)
Description: The Iberian Peninsula under Muslim rule.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country spanning Eastern Europe and Northern Asia.


Name: Karl Ludwig Sand (PERSON)
Description: A German nationalist student who assassinated August von Kotzebue


Name: wine (Alcoholic Beverage)
Description: An alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes.


Name: Tetragonal Bravais Lattice (Lattice Type)
Description: A specific type of lattice arrangement within the tetragonal crystal system.


Name: Crystalline Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Rocks composed primarily of interlocking crystals.


Name: loamy texture (Soil Texture)
Description: A balanced mixture of sand, silt, and clay.


Name: ethnic tension (CONCEPT)
Description: Disagreements and conflicts between different ethnic groups.


Name: Slavic peoples (ETHNIC_GROUP)
Description: The group of people speaking Slavic languages.


Name: Taxonomy (Practice and Science)
Description: A practice and science concerned with classification or categorization.


Name: Odilo Globocnik (Person)
Description: Austrian Nazi official responsible for the extermination of Jews in occupied Poland


Name: Perovskite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium titanate mineral


Name: Lunar Feldspathic Highlands (Geological Feature)
Description: A region of the moon characterized by highlands composed mainly of feldspar


Name: poor, shallow soils (Soil Type)
Description: Soils unsuitable for intensive farming.


Name: Thailand, Cambodia, Tibet, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Laos, Mongolia, Japan, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Vietnam (Places/Countries)
Description: A list of countries where Buddhism is the main religion.


Name: spacecraft (vehicle type)
Description: Vehicles designed for space travel


Name: Most Ivorians (People)
Description: Majority population of Ivory Coast


Name: archaeologists (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study past cultures through material remains


Name: Blockchain-based Tracking Service from IBM (Service)
Description: A service offered by IBM using blockchain technology for tracking goods.


Name: peat and sediments (Geological Material)
Description: Organic matter, soil, and other deposited materials.


Name: black lines (Art Technique)
Description: Lines drawn using black paint or pigment


Name: Ten Dollar Gold Coin (Coin Denomination)
Description: A gold coin denomination formerly minted in the United States.


Name: Caribbean Netherlands (Location)
Description: Three territories within the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the Caribbean


Name: Mediterranean Region (Geographical Location)
Description: A vast sea region bordering Europe, Asia, and Africa.


Name: happiness, glory, and wisdom (Concepts)
Description: Positive qualities associated with the color.


Name: Absence of a Single Trend (Concept)
Description: Lack of a dominant style in jewelry design during the period.


Name: traffic (Concept)
Description: Movement of people or goods


Name: Casablanca (City)
Description: The largest city in Morocco.


Name: Sexual Selection Theory (Biological Concept)
Description: The idea that certain traits evolve because they increase an individual's mating success.


Name: Papermaking Technique (Process)
Description: The method used to create the paper for the print.


Name: warrior wielding fasces (Role)
Description: A depiction of Avele Feluske as a warrior holding fasces


Name: New York City's AI sector (INDUSTRY SUBSECTOR)
Description: The part of New York City's tech industry focused on artificial intelligence.


Name: Median age: 40.6 years old, with 25% under 18 and 12% over 65. (Statistical Distribution)
Description: Age breakdown of Franklin's population


Name: Order of formation of common minerals in volcanic rocks (Geological Process)
Description: The sequence in which minerals crystallize from cooling magma.


Name: Gold's most stable nuclear isomer (198Au) (Nuclear Isomer)
Description: The longest-lived excited state of a gold nucleus.


Name: 2000 BC (Date)
Description: Year in the Bronze Age.


Name: Early Iron Age social structures (Social System)
Description: The way society was organized in the early Iron Age


Name: Mutineers (GROUP)
Description: Sailors who rebelled against Captain Bligh on the HMS Bounty.


Name: Courts of England and Wales (Judicial Institution)
Description: The court system for England and Wales.


Name: Ambedkar's Buddhism (RELIGION)
Description: A reinterpretatioin of Buddhism by B.R. Ambedkar


Name: Rifians (SUBGROUP)
Description: Berber group living in the Rif Mountains


Name: Dollar coins (Coin)
Description: Coins with a denomination of one dollar.


Name: Bhakti Yoga (Path)
Description: Path of devotion and love towards a deity


Name: the Liberal Party (POLITICAL PARTY)
Description: A political party in Colombia


Name: Carved wooden objects and textiles (Goods)
Description: Items made and sold in Dahomey


Name: Madonna del Granato (Religious Figure)
Description: Virgin Mary depicted with a pomegranate


Name: Equitable Inheritance (Social Practice)
Description: Inheritance passed to both sons and daughters


Name: West Suffolk (Region)
Description: Former county which contributed to the museum's collections.


Name: Seville (City)
Description: A city in Andalusia


Name: High Strain (Condition)
Description: Ability to tolerate significant deformation.


Name: Alonso de Ojeda (EXPLORER)
Description: Spanish explorer who sailed with Columbus


Name: Slate Flooring (Construction Application)
Description: Flooring made of slate tiles


Name: civilian government (Political Entity)
Description: The non-military leadership of Taiwan.


Name: Orange diamond (Diamond Type)
Description: A diamond exhibiting an orangish hue.


Name: over 100 (Quantity)
Description: Approximate number of airports in Italy


Name: 343 freshwater fish species (high endemism) (Species Group)
Description: Aquatic vertebrates with gills for breathing underwater


Name: Breeder Reactors (Technology)
Description: A type of nuclear reactor that breeds more fissile material than it consumes


Name: Partial negative charge (Charge)
Description: A type of electrical charge


Name: High Verdet constant (Material Property)
Description: A measure of the strength of the Faraday effect in a material


Name: Eversole's achievement (Event)
Description: The successful vapor deposition of diamond over a diamond substrate


Name: Tyrrhenians (People)
Description: A name for the Etruscans in Attic Greek


Name: Extremely competitive industry (Market Characteristic)
Description: An industry with many competitors vying for market share.


Name: Lost City Hydrothermal Field vents (Geological Feature)
Description: Openings in the Earth's crust releasing geothermally heated water.


Name: 12th Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A ruling dynasty in ancient Egypt (around 1900 BC).


Name: public insolvency (ECONOMIC STATUS)
Description: Financial state


Name: British forces (Military Force)
Description: The military units of the United Kingdom.


Name: Sacred and Precious (Concept)
Description: Attributes associated with jewels in the past.


Name: Fluorine compounds (Group of Chemicals)
Description: Chemical compounds containing fluorine atoms.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion with adherents from various origins


Name: Vinča culture site in Pločnik, Serbia (Location)
Description: An archaeological site associated with the Vinča culture in Serbia.


Name: YIG spheres (Object)
Description: Spherical objects made of YIG


Name: Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Three-dimensional artwork created by shaping or combining materials.


Name: Painless (Physical Sensation Absence)
Description: Absence of the sensation of pain.


Name: 1964 (Year)
Description: The year the first working Nd:YAG laser was created.


Name: 450 nm Wavelength Light (WAVELENGTH)
Description: Wavelength of light perceived as blue or blue-violet.


Name: official engagements and ceremonial duties (Responsibilities)
Description: Tasks and functions carried out by royalty in their official capacity


Name: 2017 South Asian Games Bronze medal (AWARD)
Description: A bronze medal in the 2017 South Asian Games.


Name: slopes of the Gailtal Alps (Mt. Dobratsch) (MOUNTAIN RANGE)
Description: Mountain range near Villach


Name: Semi-insulators (Material)
Description: Materials with conductivity near insulators but modifiable to be semiconductor-like.


Name: Medici Chapel (Building)
Description: Chapel at San Lorenzo in Florence


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A transparent amorphous solid used in diamond simulants.


Name: Athenian democracy (Political System)
Description: A system of government


Name: Decoration (Purpose)
Description: Making something more visually appealing.


Name: East Bulgaria (LOCATION)
Description: A region in Bulgaria


Name: exports (ECONOMIC ACTIVITY)
Description: Goods and services sent to other countries for sale.


Name: Baroque painting in Flanders (Art Movement)
Description: The Flemish contribution to the Baroque art style.


Name: Classical Hindu Thought (Philosophical Tradition)
Description: Traditional perspectives within Hinduism


Name: Africa (LOCATION)
Description: Continent where enslaved Africans were primarily taken from.


Name: Purple Fabric (Textile Product)
Description: Fabric dyed purple.


Name: Fourth Noble Truth (Buddhist Doctrine)
Description: One of the Four Noble Truths, asserting the path to the cessation of suffering.


Name: north side of the lake (Location)
Description: The northern shore of Lake Geneva


Name: 97.3% literacy rate for adults aged 15-24. (Statistic)
Description: A measure of the percentage of adults in Tunisia who can read and write.


Name: Criticism and evaluation of the artwork (Process)
Description: The process of analyzing and judging an artwork's quality.


Name: alumium (NAME)
Description: Initial proposed name for aluminium


Name: two seams (Geological Feature)
Description: Distinct layers of ore within the deposit.


Name: Middle East (Region)
Description: A geopolitical region spanning from Turkey to Egypt


Name: Life (Abstract Concept)
Description: The state of being alive.


Name: Roman copper production  (Process)
Description: The process of producing copper in Roman times


Name: Gandharan texts (TEXT)
Description: Early Buddhist manuscripts


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: A region in southern Spain.


Name: Calcite crystals (Geological Feature)
Description: Crystals of calcite that make up Naxian marble.


Name: New York City (CITY)
Description: A city in the United States.


Name: incompatibility (relationship)
Description: The state of being unable to coexist or be used interchangeably.


Name: Dopants (Substance)
Description: Impurities added to semiconductors to alter their electrical properties.


Name: 70% Catholic (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of Catholics in Ticino as of 2019


Name: 800 species of vascular plant (NUMBER)
Description: The approximate number of vascular plant species on Mull.


Name: Silesia (Geographical Region)
Description: A historical region in southern Poland


Name: pan-Hindu (Category)
Description: Celebrated by Hindus across India.


Name: Surrealism (ART_MOVEMENT)
Description: A movement in art that explored the unconscious mind and dreams


Name: creation of the first East Slavic written legal code, the Russkaya Pravda (EVENT)
Description: Development of the legal code in Kievan Rus'


Name: insect herbivory and pathogenic infections (Biological Process)
Description: Feeding by insects on plants and infection by pathogens, respectively.


Name: Ramsar wetland sites (Protected Area Type)
Description: Wetlands of international importance


Name: New York, Toronto and Montreal (City)
Description: Cities in North America


Name: Alabanda (Location)
Description: An ancient town in Caria, Asia Minor


Name: Sect Leaders (Religious Figures)
Description: Individuals who lead religious sects.


Name: Smithsonite (Mineral)
Description: A zinc carbonate mineral


Name: metamorphic temperatures (Physical Property)
Description: The temperature at which rocks undergo transformation due to heat and pressure.


Name: Mahāyāna sūtras (Buddhist Scripture)
Description: A broad genre of Buddhist scriptures in the Mahāyāna tradition.


Name: Bergen (Location)
Description: A city in western Norway


Name: cool grey (COLOR VARIANT)
Description: A type of grey with a cool appearance.


Name: 335 arrondissements (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Arrondissements within French departments


Name: Permissive Alcohol Laws (LAW)
Description: Laws governing the sale and consumption of alcohol


Name: Indian subcontinent (Region)
Description: The southern part of Asia


Name: Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Solid, naturally occurring materials composed of minerals.


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period of rapid technological advancement and industrial growth


Name: Different Types of Lighting (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Various types of light sources


Name: Water supply (Resource)
Description: Provision of water for various uses.


Name: first elections (Event)
Description: Initial elections for the Andalusian Parliament


Name: drawing (Activity)
Description: The act of making a picture or diagram on a surface.


Name: Pearl Diving Ships (Vessel)
Description: Ships specifically designed for harvesting pearls.


Name: Special optics for UV and infrared (Optical component)
Description: Optics designed for ultraviolet and infrared light


Name: severe burns (medical condition)
Description: Tissue damage caused by exposure to heat or chemical agents.


Name: Château d'Amboise (BUILDING)
Description: A castle located in the Loire Valley


Name: Cognitive Base (Knowledge)
Description: A body of theoretical and practical knowledge specific to the profession.


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: A country in Northern Europe


Name: Walter VI of Brienne (PERSON)
Description: Duke of Athens


Name: First Consul (Political Title)
Description: Head of the French Consulate.


Name: Vesicular texture (Textural property)
Description: Texture characterized by the presence of gas bubbles (vesicles) within the rock


Name: Findings (Data)
Description: Results obtained from scientific research.


Name: synthesize diamonds (Scientific Experiment)
Description: Attempt to create diamonds through laboratory processes


Name: fossilized sea creatures on mountainsides (Paleontological Artifact)
Description: Remains of marine animals found in mountainous areas


Name: Plants (Living Organism)
Description: Organisms that perform photosynthesis.


Name: Balthazar's Daughter (literary work)
Description: A short story by James Branch Cabell.


Name: Ticinus (Name)
Description: The Roman name for the River Ticino


Name: the sparkle and flashes of light from a diamond as it moves (Phenomenon)
Description: The dynamic play of light within a diamond


Name: 3+ (Oxidation State)
Description: The common charge of an aluminium ion in compounds.


Name: 1490s (TIME)
Description: Decade of the 15th century


Name: Muscle Function (Biological Process)
Description: The processes involved in the contraction and relaxation of muscles


Name: Altepetl (Political Unit)
Description: City-states within the Aztec Empire.


Name: hexagonal P6422 (Space Group)
Description: Mathematical description of the symmetry of a crystal structure


Name: Priest-king sculpture (Artifact)
Description: A famous sculpture from the Indus Valley Civilization


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A red variety of the mineral corundum.


Name: Round-tipped drills (Tool)
Description: Drilling tools with rounded tips


Name: Nanocrystalline Diamond Hardness (Property)
Description: The resistance of nanocrystalline diamond to indentation


Name: no First Amendment objection to other aspects of conflict minerals report (STATEMENT)
Description: The court's observation regarding the constitutionality of other parts of the reporting requirements.


Name: The Lobster (MOVIE)
Description: Film directed by Yorgos Lanthimos


Name: Pegmatitic, Aplitic, Granitic or Plutonic Appearance (Texture Description)
Description: Descriptive terms for the texture and composition of the paleosome.


Name: Rose Quartz (Mineral Variety)
Description: Common pink quartz variety formed by iron and dumortierite fibers.


Name: Ruth Gordon (PERSON)
Description: American actress and screenwriter


Name: 0°40′27″N 23°28′23″E (Coordinates)
Description: Location of Apollo 11's landing site


Name: Ferromagnetic structure (Magnetic Structure)
Description: A magnetic structure with aligned magnetic moments.


Name: Algiers (CITY)
Description: Capital city of Algeria


Name: Cost of Watch (Attribute)
Description: The monetary value associated with acquiring the watch.


Name: second-highest death toll due to air pollution (STATISTIC)
Description: Number of deaths caused by air pollution.


Name: Mantle tissue (Biological tissue)
Description: The layer of tissue that lines the inside of a mollusk's shell and secretes nacre.


Name: Fractions of a millimeter thick (DIMENSION)
Description: The typical thickness of the ammolite layer.


Name: Gold and silver (Material)
Description: Precious metals often used in jewellery making.


Name: Confidence (Concept)
Description: Support and approval


Name: Slovene (LANGUAGE)
Description: A South Slavic language spoken in Slovenia and parts of Austria, Italy and Hungary


Name: Picts (People)
Description: Ancient inhabitants of northern Scotland


Name: 27 space groups (168 to 194) (Space Group Set)
Description: Twenty-seven space groups assigned to the hexagonal lattice system within the hexagonal crystal system.


Name: surface formed by rotating a circle (geometric construction)
Description: The result of rotating a circle around an axis


Name: right shrine (Structure)
Description: Right shrine on top of Great Temple


Name: Pedro Álvares Cabral (PERSON)
Description: Portuguese explorer


Name: macroporous structures (Scientific Concept)
Description: Materials with interconnected pores of a certain size range.


Name: lakes and swamps (Geographic Feature)
Description: Bodies of water characteristic of the region.


Name: Gerolf of Holland (Person)
Description: A local noble who became lord of Frisia


Name: Baltic Sea (Body of Water)
Description: A sea located northeast of Europe


Name: 15% (Percentage)
Description: Threshold at which dialysis or kidney transplantation is often necessary.


Name: Period 3 nonmetals (Chemical Element Group)
Description: Elements in the third row of the periodic table


Name: Nanoparticle size (Attribute)
Description: Dimension of the nanoparticle.


Name: Poseidon Defenders (Group)
Description: Individuals who support Poseidon in his divine role.


Name: Greeks (Demographic Group)
Description: A significant portion of Kingsbridge residents today


Name: Gray-green (Color)
Description: A mix of gray and green.


Name: Whatever structures (Construction)
Description: Buildings and other constructions built for Buddhist monasteries.


Name: Albanian groups (Social Group)
Description: Groups of people sharing Albanian ethnicity and traditions.


Name: Civil servants in Brazil (GROUP)
Description: Individuals working in the Brazilian public sector


Name: Influence of Music on Abstract Art (Concept)
Description: The idea that music plays a significant role in inspiring and shaping abstract art.


Name: Dyed (Process)
Description: Treated with coloring agents to alter their appearance.


Name: Elementary School, Middle School, Junior High School, High School (School Tiers)
Description: The common divisions of Missouri's school system.


Name: Agriculture (INDUSTRY)
Description: The agricultural industry surrounding Ballymena


Name: living embodiment of the Crown (Abstract Concept)
Description: Represents the continuity and authority of the monarchy.


Name: Mother Hulda (Folklore Character)
Description: A figure in German folklore.


Name: Green Party of the United States (POLITICAL_PARTY)
Description: A US political party.


Name: Thracians (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ancient Indo-European people who inhabited southeastern Europe.


Name: nearly pure iron (substance)
Description: Iron with minimal impurities.


Name: Kingdom of Italy (KINGDOM)
Description: A medieval kingdom encompassing most of the Italian peninsula.


Name: Daniel Hopfer (Artist)
Description: A German printmaker credited with inventing etching.


Name: Orthorhombic Crystal System (Crystal Structure)
Description: A crystal system characterized by three unequal axes at right angles to each other.


Name: Triplet (STRUCTURE)
Description: A type of composite stone consisting of three parts: the ammolite layer, a backing material, and a transparent topping.


Name: human hair (Material)
Description: Hair strands originating from a human being.


Name: Nepal (Location)
Description: A country in South Asia.


Name: Grossular (Garnet Species)
Description: A type of garnet mineral.


Name: Ancient Egypt (Historical Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in North Africa.


Name: [SiO4]4− tetrahedra (Chemical Structure)
Description: Isolated tetrahedra in nesosilicate minerals


Name: vocabulary, phrases, and pronunciation (Linguistic Feature)
Description: Aspects of language structure and usage.


Name: Amphibolite (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A metamorphic rock containing amphibole, plagioclase feldspar.


Name: Dido (PERSON)
Description: Legendary queen of Tyre


Name: London (City)
Description: The capital city of England.


Name: aoqun (garment)
Description: A traditional Chinese garment


Name: hurricanes (Natural Disaster)
Description: Severe tropical storms with high winds and heavy rain.


Name: regulations (Concept)
Description: A set of rules or guidelines.


Name: surface area (Material Property)
Description: Powdered boron carbide provides more sites for neutron absorption.


Name: Ehime Prefecture (PREFECTURE)
Description: A prefecture in Japan.


Name: 24 nautical miles (Distance Measurement)
Description: The distance Tunisia claims beyond its territorial waters.


Name: Black lines of cave art (Artwork)
Description: Dark markings found in ancient caves.


Name: lexical databases (Database Type)
Description: Databases that store words and their meanings


Name: Mikimoto Kōkichi (Person)
Description: Japanese entrepreneur and pioneer in cultured pearl cultivation.


Name: Paganism (Religion)
Description: A broad term encompassing a variety of polytheistic and nature-based spiritual beliefs and practices.


Name: back to the surface (location)
Description: The outer layer of a planet or object


Name: SEC Draft Regulations (Legal Document)
Description: Proposed rules for companies to report their use of conflict minerals.


Name: Innovation Not Existing as Physical Object (Criteria)
Description: A defining characteristic of cultural invention: it's not a tangible item.


Name: Planet Earth (PLANET)
Description: The third planet from the Sun


Name: Animal Cells (Biological Structure)
Description: The fundamental building blocks of animal life.


Name: Administrations in France and Britain  (Government Entity)
Description: The governing bodies of the countries of France and Britain.


Name: European conquest (EVENT)
Description: The takeover of a territory by Europeans


Name: Lenses (Optical Instrument)
Description: Transparent elements used to focus or refract light.


Name: Conduct, rights, obligations, and duties of salaried teachers (Concept)
Description: Aspects of professional behavior and responsibilities for teachers.


Name: Frederick Soddy (PERSON)
Description: A British radiochemist


Name: Mitochondrial membrane (Cellular Structure)
Description: The membrane surrounding the mitochondria, the powerhouse of the cell.


Name: Magnesia (Chemical Compound)
Description: Magnesium oxide (MgO)


Name: Fish (Food Item)
Description: Aquatic animals consumed as food.


Name: Constitutional Court of Italy (INSTITUTION)
Description: Italy's highest court for constitutional matters


Name: N-type (Type)
Description: Semiconductor type with excess electrons.


Name: Pierre Curie (PERSON)
Description: A French physicist and the husband of Marie Curie


Name: much of its historic purpose (function)
Description: The traditional reason for painting.


Name: $47.4 billion (MONEY)
Description: The amount of revenue generated by tourism in New York City in 2019


Name: Agents for royal and princely collectors (Profession)
Description: Individuals who acquired art and artifacts for royalty and nobility


Name: Liberation from Dukkha (Goal)
Description: The attainment of freedom from suffering and the cycle of rebirth


Name: jars, jugs, and vessels (ARTIFACT)
Description: Containers found within the storage areas.


Name: vertebrates (Biological classification)
Description: Animals with a backbone


Name: jewellery (OBJECT)
Description: Ornaments worn for decoration.


Name: Outokumpu (Organization)
Description: A Finnish company specializing in metals and technology.


Name: tableware (objects)
Description: items used for eating and serving food


Name: efficient interstate banking (Concept)
Description: Smooth operation of banks across state lines.


Name: daughter of Queen Victoria (Person)
Description: One of the daughters of Queen Victoria


Name: Zinc Reserves (Geological Resource)
Description: Geologically identified ore bodies suitable for recovery


Name: Soldiers in other colors (Military Personnel)
Description: Soldiers wearing uniforms of different colors.


Name: Diamond Ring (Artifact)
Description: A ring set with diamonds.


Name: schist (metamorphic rock)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock characterized by schistosity.


Name: Compacting Clay Soils Between Planks by Hand (Method)
Description: Traditional method of rammed earth construction.


Name: Western movements (Ideological movement)
Description: Movements originating in Western countries.


Name: extensive high-speed rail network (Infrastructure)
Description: A notable infrastructure achievement of China.


Name: Center of a Pearl (Part of Gemstone)
Description: The core of a pearl.


Name: Nuggets or Grains (Form of Occurrence)
Description: Small pieces or lumps of native Gold.


Name: Las Vegas Strip (Location)
Description: The main street in Las Vegas, Nevada, known for its casinos and hotels


Name: Republic (GOVERNMENT TYPE)
Description: Form of government


Name: major realist writer (Role)
Description: The role of a prominent writer in realism


Name: White-tailed eagle talons (Artifact)
Description: Eight talons from a white-tailed eagle with cut marks and abrasion


Name: Jet (Gemstone)
Description: A black gemstone formed from fossilized wood.


Name: Signet Rings (Jewelry Type)
Description: Rings used to stamp a design onto wax or other surfaces, often with personal emblems or crests.


Name: Not specified (UNKNOWN)
Description: The text doesn't specify which countries lead in production.


Name: Submarines with hulls of titanium alloys (Vehicle)
Description: Submarines constructed with hulls made from a mixture of titanium and other metals.


Name: Pompey the Great (PERSON)
Description: A Roman general and statesman.


Name: amulet (object)
Description: A charm or trinket believed to have protective powers.


Name: Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone (COUNTRY)
Description: Countries affected by the Ebola epidemic


Name: Tlacaelel (Advisor)
Description: Brother and main advisor to Motecuzoma I


Name: Tatars (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Turkic ethnic group.


Name: Residence Park (COMMUNITY TYPE)
Description: One of the first planned communities in the country


Name: Huelva (Location)
Description: A province in Andalusia known for its seafood.


Name: Dmitry Medvedev (PERSON)
Description: Former President of Russia.


Name: Slavic traditions (CULTURE)
Description: Cultural practices and beliefs common to Slavic peoples


Name: blood diamonds (OBJECT)
Description: Diamonds mined in war zones and sold to finance armed conflict.


Name: recent developments (Advancement)
Description: New discoveries or innovations


Name: Three Molecules of Acetaldehyde (Quantity of Chemical Compound)
Description: Three units of the aldehyde acetaldehyde.


Name: other nations (GROUP)
Description: Other countries around the world


Name: Andalusian industry (INDUSTRY)
Description: Industrial activities within the Andalusian region


Name: Roman Empire (HISTORICAL ENTITY (EMPIRE))
Description: A vast empire that ruled much of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East


Name: Concentrated Sulfuric Acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: An aqueous solution of sulfuric acid at a high concentration.


Name: [James Ensor, René Magritte] (Painter)
Description: Famous Belgian painters from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.


Name: 1.5 million people (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of speakers


Name: Philipsburg, Montana (City)
Description: A town in Montana.


Name: anatomical structure of ancient species (Research Topic)
Description: The subject of scientific inquiry using well-preserved fossils.


Name: Pyrope - Almandine-Spessartine (Py-Al-Sp) (Garnet Solid Solution Series)
Description: A series of garnet minerals with varying compositions between pyrope, almandine and spessartine.


Name: communal meal (Food Event)
Description: A shared meal offered daily during the festival


Name: Birch (TREE SPECIES)
Description: A type of deciduous tree


Name: Homogeneous Ukrainian state (Political Entity)
Description: A Ukrainian nation-state without ethnic minorities


Name: Denisovans (Human species)
Description: An extinct group of archaic humans.


Name: macroscopic flow due to brittle deformation mechanisms (geological process)
Description: Flow of rocks resulting from brittle deformation processes.


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A precious gemstone variety of the mineral corundum.


Name: Compression fossils (Type of fossil)
Description: Fossils formed by compression of the organism


Name: Chinese Government (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The governing body of China


Name: 1630 (Year)
Description: The year Boston was established


Name: Large and Complex Transportation System (Infrastructure)
Description: A network encompassing various modes of transport


Name: Sets (Product Type)
Description: Groups of matching items


Name: New York (Location)
Description: A state in the United States.


Name: Lattice Strain (Property)
Description: Deformation of the crystal lattice structure


Name: Uranium isotopes (Group)
Description: Different forms of the element uranium


Name: indigenous people as heroes (Character Archetype)
Description: The portrayal of indigenous individuals in a heroic light.


Name: Hole size (Property)
Description: The size of the hole that could be made in a needle material without damaging it.


Name: Fenitization (Geological Process)
Description: Na-metasomatism, a type of contact metamorphism


Name: seed hardness (texture)
Description: The firmness or softness of the pomegranate's seeds.


Name: some (Quantifier)
Description: An unspecified number


Name: Very Fine-Grained Material (Material)
Description: Material with extremely small grain size.


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: Explorer and diarist.


Name: Pale pinkish purple hue (Color)
Description: Appearance of Pyrope under microscope


Name: Script (Written language element)
Description: A system of writing


Name: an operational Synchrotron Laboratory (FACILITY)
Description: A research facility using synchrotron radiation for scientific studies


Name: Amethyst (Material)
Description: A purple variety of quartz often used in jewelry and carvings.


Name: Laconia (REGION)
Description: A prefecture in Greece.


Name: 60–80% by mass (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of world's fluoropolymer production


Name: Optical wedge (Geometric Feature)
Description: Angle between two plane surfaces or principle planes due to manufacturing errors


Name: minerals (Material Class)
Description: Naturally occurring, inorganic solids with a defined chemical composition and crystal structure.


Name: Investment casting (Process)
Description: A manufacturing process for producing complex shapes.


Name: Maps and descriptions of routes of explorations in Alaska in 1898 (Publication)
Description: Report on explorations in Alaska


Name: Tahiti (LOCATION)
Description: An island in French Polynesia


Name: pomegranates (Fruit)
Description: Red fruit with many seeds


Name: Emma, Lady Hamilton (Person)
Description: The future mistress of Admiral Horatio Nelson.


Name: Inwood Hill Park (PARK)
Description: A park in Inwood


Name: Trinity Sunday (Holiday)
Description: A Christian holiday celebrating the Trinity


Name: Person (Human Being)
Description: An individual human.


Name: John Tyndall (PERSON)
Description: English physicist who climbed the Matterhorn


Name: not specified in text (TEMPERATURE RANGE)
Description: The text does not provide the specific temperature range for the Atlantic Ocean near NYC.


Name: William Hayden (Person)
Description: Republican Commissioner


Name: purple, green, white (COLOR)
Description: Colors associated with the Women's Suffrage movement.


Name: Migmatites (GEOLOGICAL_FORMATION)
Description: Rocks with mixed composition, typically containing layers of granitic and metamorphic rock.


Name: Initial Spanish Withdrawal (EVENT)
Description: Spain's initial retreat from fighting


Name: Clive Bell (Art Critic, Writer)
Description: A British art critic and writer who helped develop the theory of art as form.


Name: Two separate companies (Organization)
Description: Result of ERTT's division


Name: several oil and gas pipelines (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: Pipelines transporting hydrocarbons across Turkey


Name: Frederick Soddy (PERSON)
Description: A Nobel Prize-winning chemist and radiochemist.


Name: Envy (Feeling)
Description: Resentment towards someone else's possessions or achievements


Name: Uranium–Lead Dating (Scientific Technique)
Description: A method to determine the age of rocks and minerals.


Name: 12 o'clock position (Position)
Description: The location on a clock face representing 12 hours.


Name: Italy (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southern Europe


Name: Luminous surface (Property)
Description: Reflects light in a way that appears bright and glowing.


Name: Seljuq Dynasty (Political Entity)
Description: A Turkic dynasty that ruled parts of Central Asia and the Middle East


Name: 5.5 global hectares per person (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Biocapacity deficit per capita in Belgium


Name: Synthetics made by the Verneuil process (Gemstone)
Description: Gems created using the Verneuil method.


Name: neutral role (Military Stance)
Description: A position of not taking sides in military conflicts


Name: Joseph M. Tohme (Person)
Description: Colombian scientist


Name: Brine (SUBSTANCE)
Description: Salt water


Name: U.S. (COUNTRY)
Description: United States of America


Name: armed conflict and mineral resource looting (EVENT)
Description: Violent confrontations and the illegal extraction of minerals


Name: Utrecht (REGION)
Description: A province in the Netherlands.


Name: Syria (Location)
Description: Country located in Western Asia


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A South American nation.


Name: 124 (Number)
Description: Quantity of apartments with 5+ rooms


Name: 1867 (YEAR)
Description: A year in history.


Name: Tempera painting (Art form)
Description: Paintings created using tempera as a medium.


Name: Mixtec style (ARTSTYLE)
Description: Artistic style characteristic of the Mixtec people.


Name: King of Spain (Person)
Description: The former owner of the Wittelsbach Diamond.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country in Southwestern Europe.


Name: Synthetic diamond (Material)
Description: A man-made diamond


Name: G.M. Barrow (Person)
Description: A geologist who studied metamorphic facies.


Name: Royal Czech Society of Sciences (Organization)
Description: Scientific society founded in 1784


Name: Advanced chemical analysis (Gemological Technique)
Description: Detailed chemical examination for gemstone identification and treatment detection.


Name: 573–773 K (Temperature Range)
Description: The estimated melting point range of Tennessine in Kelvin.


Name: Gold or alloys of gold and palladium (Material)
Description: Metals used as conductive coatings.


Name: Coffee (Drink)
Description: A beverage made from roasted coffee beans.


Name: Favored at high temperature (Condition)
Description: Relationship between structure and stability at high temperatures


Name: Australia (COUNTRY)
Description: A country located in Oceania


Name: Patterns on Circuit in Integrated Circuit (Component)
Description: The arrangement of components and interconnections on a semiconductor chip.


Name: recent DNA analysis (Scientific Method)
Description: Analysis of genetic material to determine relationships and classifications.


Name: Moty Brill's tenure as mayor (EVENT)
Description: The period of time when Moty Brill was mayor of Arad


Name: Lavoisier (Person)
Description: A French chemist who discovered the role of oxygen in combustion.


Name: Linnaeus (Person)
Description: Swedish botanist, physician and zoologist


Name: Dense and Darkly Colored (Quality)
Description: Physical characteristics of the fossils


Name: Agate (Mineral)
Description: A variety of Chalcedony


Name: six other cantons (Cantons)
Description: Other cantons within Switzerland


Name: European Economic Community (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: A common market formed by six European countries.


Name: 45 miles (72 km) (DISTANCE)
Description: The distance from Ste. Genevieve to St. Louis


Name: 1876 (Date)
Description: Year Kawamata Village was established


Name: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (Region)
Description: A French region


Name: Primary and Secondary Colors (Color Concepts)
Description: Dominant and subordinate color components


Name: Kingdom of Yugoslavia (COUNTRY)
Description: A former kingdom in Southeastern Europe.


Name: First category of cultured pearls (Gemstone Classification)
Description: Beaded cultured pearls


Name: material composition (Attribute)
Description: The physical makeup and structure of the material used in an amulet.


Name: Cold War (Historical Event)
Description: Geopolitical tension between the US and Soviet Union


Name: Aluminium Oxide (Mineral)
Description: A compound of aluminum and oxygen (Al2O3).


Name: Society hotspot (Geological Feature)
Description: A volcanic hotspot responsible for the formation of the Society archipelago


Name: less angular bones (attribute)
Description: Describes the shape of the skull bones in females.


Name: nuclear weapons (Weapon)
Description: Devices that release energy from nuclear fission


Name: Burnisher (Tool)
Description: Used to smooth the surface of a copper plate.


Name: Phenakite (Mineral)
Description: A rare nesosilicate mineral consisting of beryllium orthosilicate.


Name: agricultural fungicides (Chemical Agent)
Description: Substances used to control or prevent fungal diseases in plants


Name: Finite dimension (Mathematical Property)
Description: A measure of the number of independent directions in a vector space.


Name: Nova Scotia (Province)
Description: A province in Canada.


Name: Territories of local Berber tribes (Location)
Description: Lands inhabited by Berber groups.


Name: Katha Upanishad, Bhagavad Gita (Religious Texts)
Description: Important Hindu scriptures containing philosophical dialogues.


Name: Liqueur (Beverage)
Description: An alcoholic drink flavored with pomegranate.


Name: Magnetic Behavior (Property)
Description: How a material responds to magnetic fields.


Name: Dipyramidal (Crystal Class)
Description: The specific shape of Topaz crystals within the orthorhombic system.


Name: +2 , +4 (Oxidation States)
Description: Alternative charges neodymium can acquire under specific conditions.


Name: Pyrolusite (MnO2) (Mineral)
Description: Manganese dioxide, the most important manganese ore


Name: National Front (Political Coalition)
Description: A coalition of the Colombian Conservative Party and Colombian Liberal Party that governed Colombia for 16 years.


Name: Benches in the British House of Commons (Furniture)
Description: Seating provided for members of Parliament in the lower house.


Name: diatoms (Organism)
Description: Microscopic algae with silica shells


Name: forming a national unity government (Political Goal)
Description: Establishing a government that represents diverse political factions in Afghanistan


Name: Red Beryl (Mineral)
Description: A red variety of beryl gemstone.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: south (Direction)
Description: The direction towards the bottom of a map.


Name: Garnet (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of silicate minerals with similar crystal structure


Name: Ruler (Social Role)
Description: A person who exercises supreme authority


Name: Crusades against Hussites (EVENT)
Description: Military campaigns organized by the Roman Catholic Church against the Hussites


Name: Cyber- und Informationsraum (MILITARY_UNIT)
Description: German cyber and information warfare branch


Name: Fat (Substance)
Description: A greasy, viscous substance found in animals and plants.


Name: 1,221 species of birds (Species)
Description: Bird species found in China


Name: Tony Blair (PERSON)
Description: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2007.


Name: Few Hundred to Few Thousand Feet (Measurement)
Description: The vertical thickness of stratiform clouds.


Name: agriculture, fishing, and hunting (Lifestyle)
Description: Ways of sustaining oneself


Name: Strongest Party (Political Status)
Description: The party with the most votes or seats


Name: Suitability as a Gemstone (Use Case)
Description: Diamond's hardness makes it desirable for jewelry.


Name: Peloponnesian War (War)
Description: A major conflict between Greek city-states.


Name: Unspecified End Date (Date)
Description: The text does not specify the end date of the High Classical period.


Name: Prague (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of the Czech Republic.


Name: Average Annual Rainfall (WEATHER MEASUREMENT)
Description: The average amount of precipitation received per year.


Name: Remote and dangerous regions (Area Type)
Description: Areas that are difficult to access and pose safety risks


Name: important writer on the broad theory of style (ROLE)
Description: Semper's contribution to the understanding of art style


Name: about 60% of the basic research in Spain (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of basic research conducted by higher education institutions in Spain.


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: An island nation in Southeast Asia.


Name: Ministerial Acts or Reserve Powers (Category)
Description: Types of royal prerogatives


Name: classification theory (Theoretical Framework)
Description: A set of principles and methods for organizing knowledge into categories.


Name: Museo della Valle Onsernone (Museum)
Description: A museum dedicated to the history and culture of the Onsernone valley


Name: post-war economic boom (EVENT)
Description: A period of significant economic growth following World War II


Name: Milder, Sunnier Conditions (WEATHER CONDITION)
Description: Pleasant temperatures with sunshine


Name: Deuteronomy (BOOK)
Description: The fifth book of the Hebrew Bible


Name: Hue (Color Property)
Description: The attribute of a color that determines its position on the color wheel.


Name: 700 crewed aircraft (Equipment)
Description: Planes and helicopters used by the Brazilian Air Force.


Name: spear (Weapon)
Description: A pole weapon used by both infantry and cavalry


Name: Ministry of Internal Affairs (Government Organization)
Description: Responsible for internal security and law enforcement.


Name: marsupials (Animal group)
Description: Mammals with pouches


Name: Silicon (Element)
Description: A chemical element essential for diatom growth


Name: local religiosity (Concept)
Description: The religious beliefs and practices of local communities.


Name: Caucasus Mountains (MOUNTAIN RANGE)
Description: A mountain range located between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea.


Name: Thickness of the coating (Quantity)
Description: Physical dimension of the coating layer.


Name: Crystal Lattice Dislocation (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A disruption in the regular arrangement of atoms within a crystal lattice, potentially responsible for the blue color.


Name: 15,116,205 (NUMBER)
Description: The total number of people living in New England.


Name: Growth Rings (Structural Feature)
Description: Concentric layers in a pearl indicating its growth over time.


Name: Sanudi (Dynasty/Family)
Description: The ruling family of the Duchy of Naxos.


Name: French Geographical Society (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Geographical society in France


Name: small or medium-sized polyps and a chitin skeleton, lined with small spines (Characteristic)
Description: Physical characteristics of black corals.


Name: Primitivism (Style)
Description: An artistic style that draws inspiration from non-Western art and cultures.


Name: Aleksandr Ostrovsky (PERSON)
Description: Russian playwright


Name: Sphere Volume (Measure)
Description: The amount of space enclosed within a sphere.


Name: Local autonomy (POLITICAL SYSTEM)
Description: Self-governance within a larger political entity


Name: Arsenate minerals containing [AsO2(OH)2]− anion (Mineral Type)
Description: Arsenate minerals with the [AsO2(OH)2]− anion.


Name: win two Nobel Prizes (Achievement)
Description: A significant accomplishment in scientific history


Name: movement of protein subunits (Event)
Description: A change in the position of the parts that make up a protein.


Name: Playgrounds (FACILITY)
Description: Areas for children to play


Name: QF-domains and M-domains (Geological Structure)
Description: Microscopic lenses of quartz and feldspar (QF) separated by layers of mica (M).


Name: This glass material related article (ARTICLE)
Description: An article about a glass material.


Name: Pin up or decorate hat brims (action)
Description: The act of fastening or adorning the edge of a hat


Name: helicopters (VEHICLE)
Description: Aircraft used for firefighting


Name: Fish Tail Fin (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The caudal fin, used for propulsion


Name: Imazighen (Ethnic group)
Description: Another name for Berbers.


Name: Absorbent (Substance)
Description: A material that absorbs liquids or gases.


Name: strong hydrogen bonding (Chemical Bond)
Description: A type of bond between hydrogen and other atoms


Name: St. Moritz (TOWN)
Description: A town in the Grisons canton known for its skiing and hosting Winter Olympics.


Name: Western Sahara (TERRITORY)
Description: A disputed territory in North Africa.


Name: Stuart Hall (Person)
Description: A Jamaican-British sociologist and cultural theorist known for his work on race, representation, and popular culture.


Name: 7Li, Be, and F (Nuclides)
Description: The isotopes of Lithium-7, Beryllium, and Fluorine


Name: Utility (Function)
Description: Serving practical purposes such as swatting insects.


Name: Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A group of synthetic organic chemicals that were formerly used as electrical insulators.


Name: Half Cent (Coin Denomination)
Description: A coin denomination formerly minted in the United States.


Name: Anātman (Doctrine)
Description: Sanskrit term for the Buddhist doctrine of no-self.


Name: Ulfberht blades (sword type)
Description: Swords made by a Frankish swordsmith named Ulfberht.


Name: close spatial association of alleles for loci involved in the train in males and for preference for more exuberant trains in females on the chromosome (Genetic Concept)
Description: The close proximity of genes controlling male train traits and female preference for those traits on the same chromosome.


Name: beer industry (Industry)
Description: The production and sale of beer.


Name: A4 (HIGHWAY)
Description: Highway connecting Tunis and Bizerte


Name: minerals (natural substance)
Description: Solid, inorganic substances with a defined chemical composition and crystal structure.


Name: grain fields (31%), olive orchards (8%), vineyards (5%), citrus orchards (4%), sugar beets (2%), horticulture (2%) (List)
Description: A breakdown of crop types and their respective percentages of land use in Italy


Name: indigenous religious practices (CULTURE)
Description: Traditional beliefs and rituals of indigenous people


Name: Fluorination (Chemical Process)
Description: The process of introducing fluorine atoms into a molecule.


Name: international regulations (law)
Description: Rules and standards established by international bodies to govern trade and ethical practices.


Name: Detriment, Prejudice, or Risk of Prejudice (Legal Concepts)
Description: Evidence that the victim suffered harm or potential harm.


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located in Northwestern Europe.


Name: s. 380.2 (Legal Statute)
Description: A Canadian legal statute.


Name: Ministry of Healthcare (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Government body responsible for healthcare in Ukraine


Name: Germans (PEOPLE)
Description: Citizens of Germany


Name: mountainous (TerrainType)
Description: Describes the physical features of Andros Island


Name: blue wavelength range (Color Range)
Description: The range of wavelengths corresponding to the blue color.


Name: Libyan Berber sharecroppers (PEOPLE)
Description: Berbers who worked the land and paid rent.


Name: Silicides (Chemical Compound Type)
Description: Compounds containing silicon and one or more other elements.


Name: Ivan Krylov (PERSON)
Description: Russian fabulist


Name: court officials (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who worked in the Ming dynasty court.


Name: Fayalite (Mineral)
Description: An iron-rich endmember of the olivine group


Name: religious orders (Organization)
Description: Groups of people with religious affiliations


Name: Chian wine (PRODUCT)
Description: Wine produced on the island of Chios


Name: unemployment rate (ECONOMIC INDICATOR)
Description: The percentage of the workforce that is unemployed


Name: mid-9th century (TIME_PERIOD)
Description: The middle part of the 9th century AD


Name: Catholic faith (Religion)
Description: A major Christian denomination


Name: Spy identification (Activity)
Description: Process of verifying the identity of spies.


Name: High levels of pheomelanin (Pigment)
Description: Reddish pigment responsible for the color of red hair and lips.


Name: silicate mineral (Mineral Class)
Description: A type of mineral containing silicon and oxygen


Name: Some Plant Families (Biological Classification)
Description: Groups of plants with shared characteristics.


Name: First Concrete Step (Action)
Description: The initial decisive action taken towards establishing a merit-based civil service system.


Name: Prime Minister (Political Leader)
Description: The head of government in Norway.


Name: 60 gouache paintings (Artwork)
Description: Portraits depicting different social roles, cities, regions, and Berber dress


Name: Three Jewels (Triratna) (Concept)
Description: The Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha, representing the foundation of Buddhist practice.


Name: 182 carats (Measurement)
Description: The estimated weight of the Daria-i-Noor diamond.


Name: Peter Christen Asbjørnsen (PERSON)
Description: A Norwegian author associated with Romanticism.


Name: mainland Greece (REGION)
Description: The mainland part of Greece


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A large South American country


Name: correlation between 60Ni concentration and stable iron isotope abundance (Scientific Finding)
Description: The observed relationship between these two variables in meteorites.


Name: marble (material)
Description: A metamorphic rock, often used in sculpture.


Name: San Vitale (Building)
Description: A church in Ravenna


Name: Aztec tlacuilos (PEOPLE)
Description: Codex creators.


Name: 29th most abundant element in the Earth's crust (Ranking)
Description: Position of Lanthanum in terms of abundance.


Name: 206 Bones (Quantity)
Description: Number of bones in an adult human skeleton.


Name: Maya (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in Mesoamerica known for its advancements in art, architecture, and mathematics.


Name: Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (LEGAL DOCUMENT)
Description: Specific article within a fundamental human rights declaration


Name: World War II (EVENT)
Description: An international conflict from 1939 to 1945.


Name: Colemanite (Mineral)
Description: Boron-containing mineral


Name: engraving cast bronze pieces (Technique)
Description: A method of decorating metal surfaces by carving into them.


Name: Yezidis (Religious Group)
Description: Followers of Yazidism, a religion with roots in ancient Mesopotamia.


Name: High (Hardness Level)
Description: Topaz is one of the hardest naturally occurring minerals.


Name: Text (TextualContent)
Description: Text taken from the specified source.


Name: Iran (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Western Asia.


Name: Ivory Coast  (LOCATION)
Description: West African country


Name: Karakou (Traditional Outfit)
Description: A traditional Algerian outfit


Name: Intricate embroidery and patterns (Decoration)
Description: Elaborate stitched designs and motifs.


Name: solemnity (Concept)
Description: The quality of being serious and dignified


Name: Members of the Árpád dynasty (Royal Family)
Description: The ruling dynasty of Hungary


Name: Lithophile (Classification)
Description: Elements that preferentially combine with oxygen


Name: Instruments and Representations of Power (Concept)
Description: Tools and symbols that demonstrate authority and control.


Name: Observationally stable particles (Particle type)
Description: Particles whose decay is difficult to observe


Name: Granite (Rock Type)
Description: An igneous rock


Name: Moroccan nationalists (GROUP)
Description: People fighting for Moroccan independence


Name: Hydroxyl group (Chemical Group)
Description: A functional group consisting of oxygen and hydrogen.


Name: Parliament (Parlament České republiky) (LEGISLATIVE BODY)
Description: The Czech Parliament


Name: Air (Gas Mixture)
Description: The mixture of gases that surrounds Earth.


Name: Union Square (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Manhattan.


Name: eight districts (Administrative Division)
Description: Subdivisions of the canton


Name: Gehlenite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium aluminum silicate mineral


Name: St. Charles (City)
Description: A city in Missouri


Name: evolution of the Pentium microprocessor (EVENT)
Description: The process of development and improvement of the Pentium microprocessor.


Name: pulp, long, stringy fibres, and a sharp tip (Material)
Description: Components obtained from the agave leaf after soaking


Name: Need for specific auditor standards (REQUIREMENT)
Description: The importance of clear guidelines for auditors


Name: World Bank Group (ORGANIZATION)
Description: International financial institution that provides loans and grants to developing countries.


Name: Duart Castle (LOCATION)
Description: A castle on the Isle of Mull


Name: 7 September 1922 (Date)
Description: The date when radio broadcasting started in Brazil.


Name: Cinco Chagas (Ship)
Description: A Portuguese carrack that was sunk off Faial Island in 1594.


Name: Ashanti Empire (Empire)
Description: A powerful West African empire known for its gold production and trade.


Name: typical mantle range (Range)
Description: The typical range of δ13C values found in the mantle.


Name: hit and run attacks (TACTIC)
Description: Guerilla warfare strategy


Name: hematite (Mineral)
Description: An iron oxide mineral.


Name: Oxidation of other uranium-bearing minerals (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which Uranophane is created.


Name: cinnabar (Mineral)
Description: Red sulfide mineral of mercury.


Name: organisms with interiors filled by sediments (ORGANISM STATE)
Description: Organisms whose insides are filled with sediment


Name: Foot control or palm/hand control (Device)
Description: Controls that regulate the air flow to the mechanism.


Name: chemistry laboratory at the Museum of Industry and Agriculture at Krakowskie Przedmieście 66, near Warsaw's Old Town (LOCATION)
Description: Laboratory where Maria Skłodowska received practical scientific training.


Name: Homogeneous or Heterogenous (Property)
Description: Uniform in composition throughout or having different components.


Name: twelve Imperial symbols (shier zhang) (Symbol)
Description: Traditional Chinese imperial emblems


Name: attack by boiling hydrofluoric acid or hydrochloric acid (Chemical Reaction)
Description: Chemical process involving acids


Name: Sea otters (Animal)
Description: Marine mammal with dense fur


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe


Name: 315,000 years ago (TIME PERIOD)
Description: A point in time


Name: Trees (Plant)
Description: Woody perennial plants


Name: Gold jewellery (Jewellery type)
Description: Jewellery made from gold metal


Name: budding of capitalism (Economic Phenomenon)
Description: The emergence and growth of capitalist economic systems.


Name: 1830 (YEAR)
Description: The year Belgium gained independence.


Name: Layers of Calcium Carbonate (Material)
Description: The primary mineral component of pearls.


Name: Cyprus (Island)
Description: An island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.


Name: RENPA (Protected Area Network)
Description: Abbreviation for Red de Espacios Naturales Protegidos de Andalucía


Name: Discovering and marketing Colombian Emeralds globally (Action)
Description: The act of finding and selling Colombian emeralds internationally.


Name: Wanamaker Mile (TRACK AND FIELD EVENT)
Description: A mile race held at the Millrose Games


Name: María Peláez (PEOPLE)
Description: Malagueña swimmer


Name: Baksan River (River)
Description: The river that the Chegem River flows into.


Name: Birmingham (City)
Description: A city in Alabama


Name: Confucius and his disciples (Group)
Description: Confucius and his followers.


Name: Fortified Posts (LOCATION)
Description: Military installations along the coast


Name: Goldmanite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium garnet mineral


Name: Shikoku (ISLAND)
Description: The smallest of the four main islands of Japan


Name: blue fluorescence (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: Emission of blue light by a substance


Name: Cell membranes (Biological Structure)
Description: Thin layers that enclose cells, controlling what enters and exits.


Name: Green Party referendum to accelerate the phaseout of nuclear power (PoliticalEvent)
Description: A vote proposed by the Green Party to speed up the end of nuclear energy use in Switzerland


Name: University of Missouri System  (UNIVERSITY SYSTEM)
Description: Public university system with campuses across the state


Name: Tennessee (U.S. State)
Description: A state in the Southern region of the United States.


Name: Crystalline aluminium oxide (Material)
Description: Aluminium oxide with a defined crystal structure


Name: Muzo and Coscuez (Emerald Mines)
Description: Two main emerald belts in the Eastern Ranges of the Colombian Andes


Name: Structural Defects (Geological Feature)
Description: Imperfections or irregularities in the crystal structure of a mineral.


Name: spy ships (Vessel)
Description: Ships used for espionage purposes.


Name: Yellow clothing (Clothing)
Description: Clothing colored yellow.


Name: Periosteum (Tissue type)
Description: Tough membrane covering the outer surface of bones.


Name: Fasti Days (Calendar Day Type)
Description: Days considered favorable by the Romans


Name: Individual Styles (Concept)
Description: The unique styles of different artists


Name: Kana (Writing System)
Description: A Japanese syllabary consisting of hiragana and katakana.


Name: Ukrainian military (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Armed forces of Ukraine


Name: Laboratory settings emulating conditions in outer space (Location)
Description: Environments mimicking the cosmos


Name: Moussaieff Red Diamond (Diamond)
Description: The largest and most flawless red diamond.


Name: Western Sahara (LOCATION)
Description: Disputed territory


Name: Kostyonki–Borshchyovo (LOCATION)
Description: An archaeological site in Western Russia with evidence of early modern humans.


Name: Tahiti and many other Pacific islands including the Cook Islands and Fiji (Location)
Description: Geographical areas in the Pacific Ocean where these oysters are located.


Name: W.M. Keck Professor of Geology and Geophysics (Academic Rank)
Description: Distinguished academic position held by Thomas J. Ahrens at Caltech


Name: Driest location in Valais and Switzerland (TITLE)
Description: The title given to Stalden due to its low rainfall.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: Coal Consumer (Role)
Description: A country that uses a lot of coal for energy


Name: most expensive film made in the Soviet Union (Statement)
Description: A factual statement about the film's production cost


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Site (Designation)
Description: Recognition of outstanding universal value


Name: EU Membership (CONCEPT)
Description: The idea of Switzerland joining the European Union.


Name: members of Mormonism (People)
Description: Followers of the Mormon faith


Name: 1990 (DATE)
Description: Year the strike occurred.


Name: Polycrystal (Structure)
Description: A material composed of many small crystals.


Name: Mirror (Object)
Description: A reflective surface that produces an image.


Name: landscape painting (Art Form)
Description: A style of painting depicting natural scenery.


Name: Cloud-Free Skies (Weather Condition)
Description: Skies without any clouds.


Name: Fine control of particle's chemical composition (Property)
Description: Ability to precisely adjust the elemental makeup of nanoparticles.


Name: 498 kJ/mol (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Energy required to break the bond between two oxygen atoms in O2


Name: Living Family Members and Ancestors (Family Relationships)
Description: Individuals related by blood or descent.


Name: decline (STATE)
Description: A downward trend or decrease


Name: Ste. Genevieve (LOCATION)
Description: A town in present-day Missouri


Name: 0.77 square kilometers (4.5%) (area percentage)
Description: The percentage of Cresciano's area used for agriculture.


Name: Triana (MUSIC GROUP)
Description: Andalusian rock group


Name: Penrose Medal (AWARD)
Description: Prestigious award given by the Geological Society of America


Name: second (ORDINAL NUMBER)
Description: The position of hypertension in the ranking of preventable causes of death and disease in Australia.


Name: largest opposition party (Political Status)
Description: The main opposition force in the National Assembly


Name: Spanish fleet (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Group of Spanish warships


Name: Emperor Qin Shi Huang Di (PERSON)
Description: First Emperor of China


Name: Night (Time of Day)
Description: The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise


Name: reinforced concrete, slab-block, medium-rise apartments (Construction Type)
Description: A common housing typology in this era.


Name: February 23rd (DATE)
Description: The twenty-third day of February


Name: Cinnabar Ink (Substance)
Description: A red ink made from cinnabar (mercury sulfide)


Name: Seville (CITY)
Description: The capital of Andalusia, Spain.


Name: Topaz (Mineral)
Description: Gemstone silicate mineral.


Name: debate (Phenomena)
Description: Ongoing scholarly discussion about the causes of the destructions


Name: Han Chinese men (Person)
Description: Men of Han Chinese ethnicity.


Name: 22 Unitary Authorities (Administrative Division)
Description: Units with combined administrative and legislative functions


Name: Perfluorocarbon liquid breathing (Medical procedure)
Description: Breathing using pure perfluorocarbon liquid instead of air.


Name: Rastislav (PERSON)
Description: Prince of Great Moravia


Name: Greek architecture (Architectural style)
Description: Architectural style originating from Ancient Greece


Name: Predazzo (Location)
Description: A village and comune in the province of Trento, Italy.


Name: goats (Livestock)
Description: Domesticated animals commonly raised for milk, meat, and fiber.


Name: Soy foods (Food source)
Description: Products made from soybeans, such as tofu and tempeh.


Name: Cantopop (Music Subgenre)
Description: Cantonese-language pop music.


Name: lithification (Geological Process)
Description: Transformation of loose sediment into solid rock


Name: Elementary School (Institution)
Description: Primary education institution


Name: Mid-ocean ridges (Geological Feature)
Description: Underwater mountain ranges where new oceanic crust is formed.


Name: James Cook (Person)
Description: British explorer and captain


Name: Development of Japanese Buddhism (Process)
Description: The evolution and adaptation of Buddhism in Japan


Name: various types of hats (accessories)
Description: Headwear worn for different occasions and ranks.


Name: nitroaereus must have combined with antimony (Concept)
Description: Mayow's conclusion about the reaction between air component and antimony


Name: Boston Braves (Team)
Description: A professional baseball team based in Boston, Massachusetts.


Name: Large lifetime (Property)
Description: Time period before decay


Name: Ghiberti's early assistant (Role)
Description: Donatello worked for Ghiberti in his early career


Name: rdfs:Class (RDF Schema Class)
Description: Represents the concept of a class in RDF Schema.


Name: Upper Houses (Legislative chamber)
Description: The secondary legislative body in a bicameral parliament.


Name: Recessed cut surface (Feature)
Description: Surface that is indented or carved inward


Name: 6,787 km (QUANTITY)
Description: Total length of roads in Benin


Name: Early 2000s (Time Period)
Description: Beginning of the 21st century


Name: Rhone River Valley (Geographical feature)
Description: The valley where Valais is located


Name: Diapersion of Byzantine scholars  (Historical Event)
Description: The scattering of Byzantine scholars following the Fall of Constantinople.


Name: Matthew Boulton (Person)
Description: An English entrepreneur and industrialist


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8.


Name: Telescopes (Application)
Description: Collect and focus light from distant objects


Name: Smithsonian Institution's Paul E. Garber Restoration Facility (MUSEUM)
Description: A restoration facility in Suitland, MD


Name: Potassium Cobaltinitrite (Chemical Compound)
Description: A yellow compound of potassium, cobalt and nitrogen


Name: Aappaluttoq Mine (MINE)
Description: A ruby mine in Greenland


Name: Powerful City-States (POLITICAL_ENTITY)
Description: Independent urban centers that governed themselves, often wealthy and influential during the Renaissance


Name: Landstroms (COMPANY)
Description: Manufacturer of Black Hills gold jewelry.


Name: Wilhelmina (Person)
Description: Wife of William I


Name: Cladosporium resinae (Fungus)
Description: A fungus commonly found in soil and air.


Name: chocolate production (INDUSTRY)
Description: Manufacturing of confectionery


Name: emissaries (People)
Description: Messengers sent by Aśoka


Name: Jade blades (Art objects)
Description: Examples of hardstone carving


Name: North Staffordshire (Location)
Description: A region in England known for pottery production


Name: Law enforcement agencies in Turkey (Organization)
Description: Agencies responsible for upholding the law in Turkey.


Name: 390 BC (DATE)
Description: Year of the Gaulish sack of Rome.


Name: hot, thick soups (Cooking Style)
Description: Soups that are hot and have a thick consistency


Name: spectral decomposition of white light into its constituent colors (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: The separation of white light into its individual wavelengths (colors).


Name: St. Francis Xavier (PERSON)
Description: A Jesuit missionary


Name: Court of Session (Judicial Institution)
Description: A court for civil cases in Scotland.


Name: moldavite samples (MATERIAL)
Description: Specimens of moldavite used in a study.


Name: May 1968 revolt (Event)
Description: A period of civil unrest and protests in France


Name: Athens (City)
Description: Capital of Greece


Name: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Japan's national space agency


Name: disease control (Activity)
Description: Activities related to preventing and controlling the spread of diseases


Name: 12.7% (Percentage Value)
Description: Percentage of households with a female householder and no husband present


Name: Abstract Expressionism (art movement)
Description: A style of painting that emphasizes spontaneous gestures and non-representational forms.


Name: Required Proportions (Measurement)
Description: The specific amounts of each material needed for a mixture or structure.


Name: Swabia (REGION)
Description: A region in southern Germany


Name: small villages (Settlement Type)
Description: Smaller communities established in defensible locations.


Name: Europe (CONTINENT)
Description: The second-largest continent by landmass and population


Name: Photosynthesis process (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which plants and algae use sunlight, carbon dioxide and water to produce oxygen and energy.


Name: Living Heritage Company label (AWARD)
Description: Recognition for cultural heritage


Name: Aesthetic Idea (Concept)
Description: An idea that evokes aesthetic pleasure or appreciation.


Name: North Korea (COUNTRY)
Description: A country on the Korean Peninsula in East Asia.


Name: 25% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of e-waste recycled


Name: Vanadium Chromophore (Chemical Compound)
Description: Present in Verneuil synthetic color-change sapphire.


Name: Algerian cinema (Artistic movement)
Description: Films produced in Algeria


Name: Shale (Sedimentary rock)
Description: A fine-grained sedimentary rock.


Name: Cretaceous sedimentary units (Geological Formation)
Description: Sediments deposited during the Cretaceous period when a seaway covered much of North America


Name: Islamic Spain, Persia and India (Geographical Locations/Cultures)
Description: Regions associated with Islamic civilization.


Name: Cricket (SPORT)
Description: A bat-and-ball game played between two teams of eleven players on a field at the centre of which is a 22-yard pitch with a wicket at each end.


Name: Natural Diamonds (Material)
Description: Diamonds mined from the Earth


Name: evaluation of colored gemstones (PROCESS)
Description: The process of determining the value and quality of colored gemstones.


Name: God (Deity)
Description: The supreme being in Hinduism, with a complex and individualized conception.


Name: Lithium's Valence Electron (Atomic Property)
Description: The single electron in lithium's outermost shell.


Name: Stoneware fired to high temperatures in large oil- or wood-burning kilns (Material and Technique)
Description: The type of clay and firing method Leach preferred.


Name: Sugar molecules (including ribose) (Substance)
Description: Organic compounds found in meteorites


Name: population decline due to disease and forced labor (Social issue)
Description: Negative consequences of colonialism on Indigenous populations.


Name: Highly Oxidized Metasomatism (Geological Process)
Description: A process involving chemical alteration of rocks due to highly oxidized fluids.


Name: Seduction (Concept)
Description: The act of enticing someone.


Name: diamond tools (tool)
Description: Tools incorporating diamond for cutting or grinding.


Name: Whether religious figures are deities, clergy or devotees (Concept)
Description: The roles and statuses of figures in religious scenes.


Name: County Governor (statsforvalteren) (GOVERNMENTAL_OFFICIAL)
Description: Represents the King and government in each county.


Name: Grinding circuit (Industrial Process)
Description: A process that reduces the size of particles.


Name: Arabization of the Maghreb (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: The spread of Arabic language and culture in North Africa.


Name: Native wildlife in Tasmania (Group)
Description: Animals indigenous to Tasmania.


Name: Advanced Tools (Category)
Description: Tools with high levels of sophistication.


Name: Bead Designs Created on Pegboards (Craft Item)
Description: Designs made by arranging beads on a pegboard.


Name: new library facility (Building Type)
Description: A component of the construction project.