Name: 151,000 users (NUMBER)
Description: Estimated number of BSL users in the UK as of April 2020.


Name: wealthiest regions in Europe (Geographical Group)
Description: Regions with high levels of wealth and economic development in Europe


Name: Spectroscopic methods (Analytical technique)
Description: Techniques for analyzing the interaction of matter with electromagnetic radiation


Name: main line (Railway Line)
Description: Main railway route


Name: judicial department (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Court system of Missouri


Name: World Jewellery Confederation (CIBJO) (Organization)
Description: International organization for the jewelry industry.


Name: Thassos (Island)
Description: A Greek island in the Aegean Sea.


Name: Cretan expertise (Concept)
Description: Knowledge and skills possessed by the Cretans


Name: one-third of Norway's population (Quantity)
Description: Approximately 33% of the Norwegian population at the time


Name: coastal areas of Andalusia (GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION)
Description: Regions along the coast of Andalusia.


Name: Optical Quality Surface (Concept)
Description: Surface with a specific level of smoothness for optical applications.


Name: 51 persons per km2 (DENSITY)
Description: Population density of Itoigawa


Name: microscopic bacteria or microfossils (biological entity)
Description: Tiny fossilized organisms, often single-celled.


Name: mainstream issue (CONCEPT)
Description: A topic of widespread concern and discussion.


Name: Ottoman literature (Literary Tradition)
Description: The body of written works produced during the Ottoman Empire.


Name: Aircraft Parts (Manufactured Product)
Description: Components used in the construction of aircraft.


Name: dhyāna (PRACTICE)
Description: A meditative practice in Buddhism


Name: Fluorine production (Process Output)
Description: The amount of fluorine produced from fluorite.


Name: Mother's Milk (SUBSTANCE)
Description: A nourishing liquid produced by female mammals.


Name: Low and medium temperature metamorphic rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Rocks formed under relatively low to moderate temperatures.


Name: US$66.3 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: Total fee revenue generated from global investment in banking


Name: Aluminium (Material)
Description: A lightweight, corrosion-resistant metal.


Name: Given Point (Point in Space)
Description: A reference point used to define the sphere.


Name: Western tableware (Cultural Artifact)
Description: Tableware used in Western cultures


Name: International recognition  (RECOGNITION)
Description: Acknowledgement and appreciation from a global audience


Name: Atoms at Surface of Crystal (Atomic Structure)
Description: Atoms located on the outer surface of a crystal lattice.


Name: 1600 BC (Time)
Description: Approximate year of the Thera eruption


Name: Liberty & Co. (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A renowned London department store known for its promotion of the Arts and Crafts movement.


Name: Rugby union (SPORT)
Description: A team sport played with an oval ball


Name: watches (object)
Description: Portable timekeeping devices


Name: Woods (araññas) (Location)
Description: Areas covered in trees.


Name: European Food Safety Authority (Organization)
Description: A European agency that provides scientific advice on food safety.


Name: Other Types of Cultural Change (Abstract Concept)
Description: Various transformations in cultural practices, beliefs, and values.


Name: Non-Oxidizing Acids (Chemical Category)
Description: Acids that do not promote oxidation reactions.


Name: Executive Branch (Governmental Branch)
Description: The branch responsible for enforcing laws


Name: Roman Britain (Location)
Description: The Roman province encompassing modern-day England and Wales


Name: Positive Associations (Concept)
Description: Good or favorable feelings and ideas


Name: Li Bai (Poet)
Description: A renowned Tang dynasty poet known for his romantic style.


Name: Since late 1970s (Time Period)
Description: The period when skirts and dresses made a comeback in China.


Name: Alexander I (Person)
Description: Tsar of Russia


Name: Colombia (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in South America


Name: New Mexico (STATE)
Description: A state in the southwestern United States.


Name: Benjamin Silliman (PERSON)
Description: American chemist and Yale professor


Name: Invertebrates (Animal Group)
Description: Animals lacking a backbone.


Name: James Anaya (PERSON)
Description: United Nations Special Rapporteur


Name: a wide variety of ethnic groups, traditions, and values  (DIVERSITY)
Description: Cultural richness and inclusivity


Name: Norway (COUNTRY)
Description: Scandinavian country in Northern Europe


Name: 1315 (Year)
Description: A specific year in the calendar


Name: avatar (concept)
Description: A descent of a deity to earth in a physical form.


Name: Proteins and Minerals (Materials)
Description: Biological molecules secreted by the mollusc's mantle.


Name: Tartrolons (Chemical Compound Group)
Description: A group of boron-containing natural antibiotics.


Name: Luigi Pecci (PERSON)
Description: A past mayor of Peccia


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


Name: Iberia (LOCATION)
Description: The Iberian Peninsula


Name: Color blindness (Visual Disorder)
Description: Inability to distinguish certain colors


Name: artificial hills consisting of debris (particularly mudbricks) (landform)
Description: Elevated areas of land made by humans


Name: Glassy or finely crystalline material (Geological Material)
Description: Material similar to the groundmass.


Name: Phoenicians (People)
Description: A seafaring people from the Levant.


Name: 250,000 people (Quantity)
Description: An estimated number of Romani people living in the Czech Republic.


Name: famous ballets like Swan Lake and The Nutcracker  (Musical Work)
Description: Examples of Tchaikovsky's ballet compositions


Name: Judaean Desert (REGION)
Description: A desert region in Israel and Palestine.


Name: Portuguese Empire (EMPIRE)
Description: Historical empire of Portugal


Name: Edo period (Historical Period)
Description: A period in Japanese history


Name: Carbon as graphite flakes (Component/Structure)
Description: The form in which carbon exists within the material.


Name: 20 tons per annum (18th century) (Quantity)
Description: Maximum allowable amount of Blue John mined annually in the 1700s.


Name: Italian cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The traditional culinary style of Italy


Name: 0.0004 percent (Percentage)
Description: Relative abundance of Beryllium in Earth's crust.


Name: Cobalt Demand (Trend)
Description: The rate at which cobalt is needed for various applications.


Name: Almoravid dynasty (Political Entity)
Description: Berber dynasty that ruled in North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula.


Name: Possible catalysts (Chemical role)
Description: Substances that accelerate chemical reactions.


Name: Persimmon Trees (Tree Species)
Description: Deciduous trees known for their orange fruits.


Name: Weight reduction of 50% (Outcome)
Description: Significant weight loss during the cutting process.


Name: France (COUNTRY)
Description: A Western European country known for its art, culture, and cuisine.


Name: weaving (jarapa cloth) (Craft)
Description: A type of weaving producing heavy fabric, a traditional craft in Andalusia.


Name: 19th-century Colombian Literature (LITERARY PERIOD)
Description: Literature produced in Colombia during the 19th century.


Name: Vienna (CITY)
Description: The capital of Austria.


Name: Free-Tuition University Education (EDUCATION_POLICY)
Description: Absence of tuition fees for university education in the Czech Republic


Name: Unconventionality (Trait)
Description: Being different from norms or expectations.


Name: High demand for aluminium (Demand)
Description: The need for a large quantity of aluminium


Name: 9th largest economy by nominal GDP (Rank)
Description: Position of Russia's economy based on its nominal Gross Domestic Product globally


Name: sixth-largest manufacturing country (RANKING)
Description: Position in the global manufacturing ranking


Name: Chondrodite (Mineral)
Description: A nesosilicate mineral belonging to the humite group.


Name: paleogeographic regions (Geographical Feature)
Description: Ancient geographic areas defined by their rock formations and geological history.


Name: Historic Monuments (ARTIFACTS)
Description: Historical structures and buildings


Name: Anti-Hittite Uprising (EVENT)
Description: Rebellion against the Hittite Empire


Name: lowland areas of Thessaly (Geographic Location)
Description: Flat land regions within Thessaly.


Name: Water pollution (Environmental problem)
Description: Contamination of water sources with pollutants from agricultural runoff, sewage, and industrial waste.


Name: Stephen Moylan (PERSON)
Description: A Continental Army aide to General George Washington.


Name: Zipa (Social Role)
Description: A title for the tribal chief of the Muisca people.


Name: six longpao robes (ARTIFACT)
Description: Traditional Chinese robes worn by nobility.


Name: red pigment (Art Material)
Description: A colored substance used to create red hues in paintings.


Name: Base (Component)
Description: The underlying structure to which granules are attached.


Name: Manhattan Community District 12 (Administrative Division)
Description: A community district in Manhattan


Name: New York City Sporting Scene (SPORTS CULTURE)
Description: The sporting culture of New York City


Name: Franklin (Location)
Description: Borough in Sussex County, New Jersey


Name: Tuition fees for non-EU/EEA students (Policy)
Description: Fees charged to students from outside the European Union, European Economic Area, and Switzerland


Name: Gbagbo (Person)
Description: Former president of Ivory Coast


Name: Fraud (Crime)
Description: Deceptive act intended to gain unfair advantage


Name: Magdalena River Valley (RIVER VALLEY)
Description: A valley formed by the Magdalena River


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: An amorphous solid material, lacking a long-range ordered structure.


Name: Moribund (Status)
Description: Facing extinction due to few remaining speakers


Name: US Consul for the Azores (Political Position)
Description: A diplomatic representative of the United States in the Azores.


Name: Most Countries (Political Entity)
Description: Independent nations with their own governments and laws.


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: An island country in Northwestern Europe


Name: Realistic portraiture (Artistic Technique/Subject Matter)
Description: Depiction of people in a lifelike manner


Name: North Savonia (Region)
Description: A region in Eastern Finland


Name: Green Circle (Symbol)
Description: A circle filled with the color green, used to indicate vegetarian food in India.


Name: Valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: Low area between hills or mountains.


Name: democracy (CONCEPT)
Description: A system of government where power is vested in the people.


Name: Shi'a Muslims (Religious Group)
Description: Adherents to the Shia branch of Islam.


Name: Lithium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white alkali metal.


Name: more than one-third of all tax revenue (Financial Resource)
Description: A significant portion of the state's tax income.


Name: Rietberg Castle (LOCATION)
Description: Home of Pompeius Planta


Name: Six or higher (Number)
Description: Hardness rating on the Mohs scale


Name: Early Settlers (PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals who migrated to western Missouri.


Name: Contemporary Algerian cinema (Artistic movement)
Description: Cinema produced in modern Algeria


Name: biotechnology (Industry)
Description: The field of using biological processes for technological applications.


Name: Mexican fire opals (Mineral)
Description: Variety of opal with warm body colors


Name: papers and correspondence of Josiah Edward Spurr (ARCHIVE)
Description: Collection of Spurr's writings and communications


Name: Pnictogens (Chemical Elements)
Description: Elements in group 15 of the periodic table (nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, antimony).


Name: Large Ionic Radius (Property)
Description: The distance between the nucleus and the outermost electron shell of an ion


Name: Lanthanum (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white metallic element


Name: drinking water, irrigation, and hydroelectric power (RESOURCES)
Description: Essential services provided by the Alps.


Name: aluminium oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A white, odorless crystalline powder.


Name: boron steel  (Material Alloy)
Description: Boron is added to steel to increase its strength and toughness.


Name: composition (Artistic Principle)
Description: The arrangement of elements within a work of art.


Name: yellow (Color)
Description: Color of diamond phosphorescence


Name: mantle tissue graft (biological structure)
Description: A piece of mantle tissue transplanted to induce pearl formation.


Name: Most famous example (Example)
Description: Illustrative instance of Cepheid variables.


Name: Natural vegetation limit with altitude (Geographical Feature)
Description: The elevation where trees stop growing due to colder temperatures.


Name: Classical music tradition (MUSIC_TRADITION)
Description: A long and influential history of classical music.


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


Name: finest coin (CONCEPT)
Description: The highest quality coin.


Name: save energy and boost energy efficiency (Goal)
Description: Reducing energy consumption and maximizing energy utilization.


Name: Cultural Ties (Social Relationship)
Description: Connections based on shared values, beliefs, and practices.


Name: clandestine military actions (ACTIVITY)
Description: Secret military operations


Name: Settlement complexes (Archaeological site)
Description: Groups of settlements unearthed by archaeologists


Name: Aztec painted art (ARTWORK)
Description: Paintings created by the Aztecs


Name: Garamantes (People Group)
Description: An ancient Berber people who inhabited the Fezzan region.


Name: GPS and laser rangefinders (Tool)
Description: Devices for location determination and distance measurement


Name: Acoma (Indigenous Peoples)
Description: A Puebloan people in New Mexico


Name: Yule Marble Quarries (Location)
Description: Five quarries along Yule Creek that extract Yule Marble.


Name: Tennis (SPORT)
Description: A racket sport played on a court with a net


Name: Lawrence, Massachusetts (City)
Description: A city in Massachusetts.


Name: malas (Religious Artifact)
Description: Bead strings used for counting repetitions in prayer or meditation


Name: Dolmens (Structure)
Description: Stone tombs typically consisting of two or more upright stones supporting a flat stone cap.


Name: pewter (MATERIAL)
Description: An alloy of tin with antimony and copper


Name: 61.4% European, 27.8% Indigenous, 10.8% African (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Approximate ethnic composition of Colombian population


Name: Yule Marble (Material)
Description: A type of white marble quarried in Vermont.


Name: granular limestone or dolomite (Rock Type)
Description: Common varieties of marble


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


Name: Anathema (Band)
Description: Metal band


Name: Gospel Book Covers (Religious Artifacts)
Description: Protective coverings for religious texts.


Name: Danube (River)
Description: A river in Europe


Name: heat (Energy form)
Description: Thermal energy


Name: 10.6° (Angle)
Description: The tilt of Ceres's orbit relative to Earth's.


Name: Kievan Rus' (Historical entity)
Description: A medieval East Slavic state that existed from the 9th to the 13th centuries.


Name: Macedonian films (ARTWORK)
Description: Motion pictures produced in North Macedonia.


Name: Pine forest (Vegetation)
Description: A forest of pine trees


Name: 52% (Percentage)
Description: Rent burden rate in Kingsbridge and Riverdale in 2018


Name: Epidote (Mineral)
Description: A green calcium aluminum iron silicate mineral.


Name: Bronze Age Climate (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The weather patterns during the Bronze Age


Name: Royal Navy (Military organization)
Description: The naval branch of the British armed forces.


Name: Roosevelt County, New Mexico (LOCATION)
Description: Region known for meteorite finds


Name: Urnes Stave Church (BUILDING)
Description: Stave church in Sognefjord, Norway


Name: Industrial Revolution later than other European countries (Historical Event)
Description: Ukraine's industrial development lagged behind Western Europe due to various factors, including its status as a part of the Russian Empire.


Name: Indian tin (NAME)
Description: Another name for Zinc


Name: Thomas Arne (COMPOSER)
Description: English composer who followed Henry Purcell in the English tradition of dramatic masques, anthems and airs


Name: Coral trade (Economic activity)
Description: The exchange of coral as a commodity.


Name: Flag of Libya (1977) (National Symbol)
Description: The flag representing Libya from 1977.


Name: Infinite or large lifetime (Property)
Description: Time period before decay


Name: Cuauhtémoc (Person)
Description: The last emperor of the Aztecs


Name: Tolkowsky's results (Scientific Findings)
Description: Calculations and predictions about optimal diamond proportions.


Name: radon (SUBSTANCE)
Description: A radioactive noble gas.


Name: head of government (Political Role)
Description: The leader responsible for the day-to-day administration of a country.


Name: Italy's economy (Economic System)
Description: The system of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in Italy.


Name: Supreme Court of India (Legal Institution)
Description: The highest court in India's judicial system


Name: tourism industry (INDUSTRY SECTOR)
Description: Businesses related to providing services and experiences for travelers.


Name: Mordants (Substance)
Description: Chemicals used in dyeing to fix color


Name: 50,000 (Number)
Description: Population count


Name: Funerary Rites and Mystical Rites (Practice)
Description: Ceremonies and rituals associated with death and the spiritual realm.


Name: Captain-Major (TITLE)
Description: A military rank signifying leadership over a major region or unit.


Name: Gian Lorenzo Bernini (Sculptor)
Description: Dominating figure of the Baroque sculpture period


Name: both natural and synthetic sapphires  (Gemstone)
Description: Sapphires that can undergo lattice diffusion treatment.


Name: Political Freedom (CONCEPT)
Description: The degree to which individuals have political rights and civil liberties.


Name: Zodiac Symbols (Symbol System)
Description: Symbols representing constellations of the Zodiac


Name: Engaruka Ward (Administrative Division)
Description: A ward in Monduli District, Tanzania


Name: Quartz-like structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A type of crystal lattice resembling the structure of quartz


Name: social rules  (Concept)
Description: Norms and guidelines governing social behavior


Name: local assemblies (Political institution)
Description: Bodies responsible for local governance


Name: Norberg (Location)
Description: A locality and the seat of Norberg Municipality


Name: General use of 'Taiwan' as the country's name (Action)
Description: The proposal to use 'Taiwan' as the official name of the country


Name: Etruscan Jewelers (Profession)
Description: Artisans who specialized in creating Etruscan jewelry.


Name: Tyholmen (DISTRICT)
Description: An area with historic wooden houses


Name: 19 (Number)
Description: The atomic number of Potassium.


Name: Logwood tree (PLANT)
Description: A tree species that produces black dye


Name: Statute of Westminster 1931 (LAW)
Description: A British law granting greater autonomy to dominions within the British Empire.


Name: Bogotá (City)
Description: The capital of Colombia


Name: Northwest African ancestry group (ETHNIC_GROUP)
Description: People of Northwest African descent


Name: retain their independence (Political goal)
Description: The desire to remain free from outside control


Name: 1,132 metres (Quantity)
Description: The height of Punta del Nasone


Name: APEC (International Organization)
Description: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation


Name: Registration of U.S. Stockbrokers and Brokerage Firms (Regulatory Requirement)
Description: A mandate for all stockbrokers and brokerage firms to be registered with the relevant authorities.


Name: Poor Land-Management Policies (Government Policy)
Description: Policies that fail to effectively manage and protect land resources.


Name: Secret (Thing)
Description: Information that is kept hidden.


Name: Rutile Lattice Parameter (Measurement)
Description: The size of the repeating unit cell in a rutile crystal lattice.


Name: Tucano (Language)
Description: An Indigenous language spoken in Brazil


Name: Sheet Silicate Tetrahedra (Structural Unit)
Description: Parallel sheets of SiO4 tetrahedra linked together.


Name: Weathering (Geological Process)
Description: The breakdown of rocks due to exposure to the elements.


Name: enormous quantities (QUANTITY)
Description: A very large amount


Name: Cyclopentanepentone (Chemical Compound)
Description: An oxide of carbon with the formula C5O5, containing a cyclopentane ring.


Name: 2800 BC (Time)
Description: A specific year in the Before Christ era.


Name: College of Physicians (organization)
Description: A professional body for physicians, responsible for setting standards and regulating the practice of medicine.


Name: Flame formation and composition (Process)
Description: How flames are created and what they are made of


Name: St. John's Elementary School (School)
Description: Located on Godwin Terrace, south of 231st Street


Name: Dartmoor (Region)
Description: A granite moorland in southwest England


Name: Geothermal Springs (Natural Feature)
Description: Springs heated by geothermal activity


Name: maritime trade (Economic Activity)
Description: Exchange of goods and services by sea with other civilizations.


Name: Oiling (Gemstone treatment method)
Description: Using oil to fill surface fissures and enhance clarity.


Name: vital air (SUBSTANCE)
Description: The gas essential for combustion and respiration.


Name: Chlorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Cl and atomic number 17


Name: Odisha (Region)
Description: Eastern Indian state.


Name: intimate (Size)
Description: Small in scale and intended for personal contemplation.


Name: Dissident Literature (LITERARYMOVEMENT)
Description: -


Name: England's coins (Coin)
Description: Coins minted in England


Name: temporal meaning of different names for art jewelry over the past 40 years (Concept)
Description: The changing meanings of terms used to describe art jewelry.


Name: World War I (Historical Event)
Description: A global conflict from 1914-1918.


Name: Büsingen am Hochrhein (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Germany enclaved within Switzerland


Name: Firearms (Product Category)
Description: Weapons that propel projectiles using an explosive charge.


Name: Gas chamber (Execution Method)
Description: A method of execution using lethal gas.


Name: Accessory Mineral (Mineral Classification)
Description: Minerals present in smaller amounts within a rock.


Name: biological structure to fossilize (Process)
Description: Transformation of remains into fossils


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A gemstone composed of carbon atoms


Name: Instability, Dampness Resistance Issues, Mixing Difficulties, Toxicity (Properties)
Description: Negative characteristics of the verdigris pigment.


Name: Bronze alloys (Material)
Description: Metallic mixtures containing bronze as the primary component.


Name: Cross (Symbol)
Description: A geometric shape formed by two lines intersecting at right angles


Name: Variety, Species, Series, Group (Classification Level)
Description: Hierarchical categories used to organize minerals based on their properties.


Name: The World's Best Island (Award)
Description: A title given by Travel + Leisure magazine


Name: James Calder (Geologist)
Description: A geologist who studied the geology of India


Name: three large shallow basins (planitiae) (Geological Feature)
Description: Wide, flat plains on Ceres' surface.


Name: Dolomite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium magnesium carbonate mineral (CaMg(CO3)2).


Name: most highly praised and prized (Attribute)
Description: The most valued type of jade


Name: Reactivity (Property)
Description: The tendency of a substance to undergo chemical reactions.


Name: Modified tube feet (Evolutionary Process)
Description: Change in function of pre-existing structures


Name: band from Texas to Alabama (LOCATION)
Description: Geographic region containing lignite deposits


Name: Thirteen Colonies (Political Entity)
Description: The original British colonies that formed the United States.


Name: Mycenaean sites across Greece (Location)
Description: Archaeological locations where Mycenaean artifacts are discovered.


Name: Franco-Tahitian war (EVENT)
Description: War between France and Tahiti


Name: Tories (NICKNAME)
Description: Informal name for the Conservative Party.


Name: Magmatic melt (Geological Process)
Description: Molten rock


Name: Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade (Practice)
Description: The buying and selling of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Yellow triangles with Star of David (Symbol)
Description: A symbol used to identify Jewish people during the Holocaust


Name: 338 million tonnes of waste (quantity)
Description: amount of waste generated


Name: world's oldest continent (DESCRIPTION)
Description: A description of Australia's age relative to other continents


Name: energy savings (Benefit)
Description: Reduced energy consumption due to material properties.


Name: 6.7% of North Macedonia's GDP in 2016 (STATISTICAL_DATA)
Description: The percentage of North Macedonia's Gross Domestic Product contributed by tourism in 2016.


Name: Mathieu Kérékou (PERSON)
Description: President of Benin.


Name: UN definition for crimes against humanity (DEFINITION)
Description: Serious violations of international law committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack


Name: Nello Levy (PERSON)
Description: Tunisian painter known for abstract art.


Name: What is a magma? (Scientific Paper)
Description: A basic explanation of magma


Name: Paracentrotus lividus (Purple sea urchin) (Species)
Description: A specific type of sea urchin


Name: Unique Factors (CHARACTERISTICS)
Description: Specific circumstances influencing the Dutch response


Name: Spain, Portugal, Italy (LOCATION)
Description: Countries that sent immigrants to France


Name: Traces of Skin, Feathers or Soft Tissues (Anatomical Feature)
Description: Preserved evidence of soft body parts


Name: separation from the Roman Catholic Church (EVENT)
Description: A desire to break away from the Catholic church.


Name: France (Country)
Description: European country


Name: Class A, B, C Fire Extinguishers (Fire Suppression Equipment)
Description: Devices designed to extinguish different types of fires.


Name: Chief God (Role)
Description: The most important god in a pantheon


Name: Water-based paints (Product)
Description: Paint that uses water as a solvent


Name: Gobelja (Nature Reserve)
Description: A strict nature reserve within Kopaonik National Park.


Name: Western term 'religion' (Term)
Description: Refers to organized belief systems with a single founder.


Name: Himalayan North (Geographical Region)
Description: The mountainous region in northern India, including Kashmir and Nepal.


Name: Avars (PEOPLE)
Description: A nomadic group who arrived in Europe in the late 6th century


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country in Eurasia


Name: Qin Shi Huang (PERSON)
Description: First Emperor of China


Name: La Calamine (Location)
Description: A Belgian town


Name: Alkali content (Chemical Composition)
Description: Amount of alkali metals in the crystal


Name: Larvae (Life Stage)
Description: Immature stage of an organism undergoing metamorphosis


Name: fish (PRODUCT)
Description: Aquatic animals caught for consumption


Name: different dynasties or factions (social group)
Description: Distinct ruling groups or political entities within Mycenaean society.


Name: James Webb space telescope (SPACECRAFT)
Description: An infrared astronomical observatory in orbit around the Sun.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States


Name: manufacturing counterfeit goods (ILLEGAL_ACTIVITY)
Description: Production of fake products


Name: highest nominal wealth per adult (ECONOMIC_INDICATOR)
Description: Measure of wealth per person


Name: Volcanic activity (Geological process)
Description: The geological event that led to the formation of Montana moss agate


Name: Geotrichum candidum (Fungus)
Description: A yeast-like fungus commonly found in soil and air.


Name: Melting of plastic cups and shopping bags (EVENT)
Description: The consequence of sunlight reflected off the Vdara's exterior


Name: over double that of Flanders (Economic Indicator)
Description: The percentage of unemployed individuals compared to the total workforce, significantly higher in Wallonia than Flanders


Name: 1947 (Date)
Description: The year the National Opera opened.


Name: Messianic Jewish community (RELIGIOUS GROUP)
Description: Group combining elements of Judaism and Christianity


Name: sauerkraut (Food)
Description: Fermented cabbage


Name: Japan (LOCATION)
Description: Country


Name: Organofluorines (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Organic compounds containing fluorine atoms.


Name: United States Navy (Military Organization)
Description: The naval branch of the United States Armed Forces


Name: separate Macedonian ethnicity and language (CONCEPT)
Description: The recognition of Macedonians as a distinct ethnic group with their own language.


Name: traditional Chinese culture (Culture)
Description: Cultural traditions and practices originating in ancient China


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The location where citrine was first appreciated.


Name: fullerene (Allotrope)
Description: A new allotrope of carbon discovered in 1985


Name: space group P6222 (Space Group)
Description: Mathematical description of the symmetry of a crystal structure


Name: purples (Color Category)
Description: A range of colors between red and violet.


Name: hemocyanin (Protein)
Description: Oxygen-carrying protein found in some invertebrates


Name: 35% Greater than Steel (Comparative Value)
Description: Percentage difference in modulus of elasticity compared to steel


Name: Development of the railroad (EVENT)
Description: The expansion of railroad networks in the United States


Name: Moche civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in South America.


Name: Nyaya school scholars (Group of People)
Description: Individuals who studied and followed the Nyaya school.


Name: Minoan Age (Historical period)
Description: Bronze Age civilization in Crete.


Name: £193 bn (MONETARY_VALUE)
Description: Amount of money in British Pounds


Name: sushi (DISH)
Description: Vinegared rice combined with various ingredients


Name: Curved striations (Feature)
Description: Curved lines or marks on the surface of a gemstone.


Name: Jalalabad (CITY)
Description: A major city in Afghanistan.


Name: Bio-based Materials (Material)
Description: Building materials derived from biological sources, particularly plants.


Name: United Nations (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An international organization.


Name: Hualien County (Administrative Division)
Description: A county in Taiwan.


Name: Manhattan Schist (ROCK TYPE)
Description: A metamorphic rock found in Manhattan.


Name: Greeks (People)
Description: Individuals from ancient Greece.


Name: Enriched Uranium (Material)
Description: Uranium with a higher concentration of the fissile isotope U-235.


Name: Télévision Tunisienne 2 (Television Channel)
Description: Public television channel in Tunisia, replaced RTT 2


Name: Commercial Products (Product Category)
Description: Goods or services intended for sale in a market.


Name: M2M (MUSIC_GROUP)
Description: A defunct pop-rock band


Name: polish (action)
Description: To make smooth and shiny.


Name: MRI machines (Medical Equipment)
Description: Machines that use magnetic fields to create images of the body


Name: Colleges and universities in Alabama (Educational Institutions)
Description: Higher education institutions in the state


Name: two black minerals (MINERALS)
Description: Black ores found in the regions of the Magnetes.


Name: Art museum (INSTITUTION TYPE)
Description: An institution dedicated to collecting, preserving, and exhibiting works of art.


Name: Emission of radiation (Phenomenon)
Description: Release of energy in the form of waves or particles


Name: taxis, ride-hailing services (like Uber and Lyft), limousine services, and other for-hire vehicles. (Transportation Modes)
Description: Types of transportation regulated by the Taxi and Limousine Commission


Name: Sri Lanka (COUNTRY)
Description: An island nation in South Asia


Name: sodablasting (Process)
Description: A cleaning method using sodium bicarbonate pellets propelled at high speed.


Name: Techniques (Methods)
Description: Specific procedures or approaches used to achieve a desired outcome.


Name: a discontinuous empire (Political System Type)
Description: Characteristic of the Aztec Empire's territorial control


Name: Taruntius (Crater)
Description: A crater located in the upper left portion of the eastern side of Mare Tranquillitatis.


Name: Lignite (Jet) (Material)
Description: A type of coal formed from the decay of wood under pressure.


Name: Cave of the Crystals (Location)
Description: A cave in Naica, Mexico known for its giant selenite crystals.


Name: Higher peaks of the Alps (Geographic Location)
Description: The mountain summits where ibex are found.


Name: Thailand (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia.


Name: Inner Peace and Happiness (State of Being)
Description: A state of mental calmness and contentment.


Name: Plasticity (Property)
Description: Ability to be molded


Name: Mashhad (LOCATION)
Description: City in northeastern Iran


Name: Iris afghanica (Plant)
Description: A species of iris native to Afghanistan.


Name: Paktika (PROVINCE)
Description: A province in southeastern Afghanistan.


Name: Privately owned railroads (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Railroads owned by private individuals or companies.


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Logical value indicating truth


Name: - (Concept)
Description: The decline in the use of the term Counter-Maniera


Name: Maruia Falls (Waterfall)
Description: A waterfall located southwest of Murchison.


Name: small sculptures (Artifact)
Description: Made from various materials, they are another surviving example of Minoan art.


Name: olivine (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium iron silicate mineral


Name: Georgius Agricola (Person)
Description: German scholar and mineralogist


Name: Late Helladic period (Subdivision)
Description: The final phase of the Bronze Age in Greece.


Name: urban Phoenician culture (Culture)
Description: The cultural practices and beliefs of Phoenicians living in urban areas


Name: Leonid Brezhnev (Person)
Description: The leader of the Soviet Union from 1964 to 1982.


Name: Purple color (Color)
Description: A rich, regal hue


Name: person, discovery location, chemical composition, physical properties (Categories)
Description: The main sources of inspiration for mineral names


Name: Nutritional labeling (Purpose)
Description: Providing information about the nutrient content of food products.


Name: a period of democratization (EVENT)
Description: Political changes in Taiwan


Name: aurides (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Compounds containing the Au− anion


Name: logging and mining industries (Economic Activity)
Description: Extraction of natural resources


Name: Conflict Minerals Law (LAW)
Description: Legislation addressing the use of conflict minerals


Name: tourmaline (Gem Species)
Description: A gemstone that comes in a variety of colors.


Name: Ageing infrastructure (Technological Issue)
Description: Outdated systems and technologies hindering efficiency.


Name: Hand samples (Geological Specimen)
Description: Samples of rock that can be held and examined by hand.


Name: Catalytic Converters (Automotive Part)
Description: A device that reduces harmful emissions from an internal combustion engine.


Name: Cartilage or Bone (Tissue Type)
Description: Connective tissues that provide support and structure


Name: Buddha Dhamma Ramsi Monastery (Building)
Description: The first Buddhist monastery of Finland


Name: 1750 (YEAR)
Description: The year the settlers migrated


Name: Women in South India (Demographic group)
Description: Females residing in the southern region of India


Name: Columbia University (UNIVERSITY)
Description: A university in New York City


Name: glass (Material)
Description: A transparent or translucent solid material


Name: Brazil's colonial frontiers (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: The borders of Brazil's colonies


Name: Cyan pigment or Black pigment (Pigments)
Description: Coloring agents used in printing.


Name: European Union (ORGANIZATION)
Description: EU


Name: Free Transportation (SERVICE)
Description: Transportation arranged by George Haines to deliver the marble block to Arlington


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: Scandinavian country known for its social welfare system and meatballs.


Name: number (Quantity)
Description: A numerical value representing a quantity


Name: James McNeill Whistler's paintings  (ARTWORK)
Description: Paintings that explored the emotional power of color.


Name: Pennine Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: Jakupica (MOUNTAIN)
Description: A mountain in the West Vardar/Pelagonia group of mountains.


Name: referendum question (EVENT)
Description: A vote on a specific issue


Name: hard plates (structure)
Description: Plates embedded within the periproct.


Name: Alfred Weber (Person)
Description: German sociologist who coined the term 'Kultursoziologie'.


Name: Country in Maghreb (Region)
Description: Countries in North Africa.


Name: Jewish settlements and tourist sites (Location)
Description: Developments built by Israel in the West Bank


Name: coarse granulars (substance)
Description: Larger, rough particles of matter


Name: Parts of Anatolia (LOCATION)
Description: Region in Turkey


Name: Aquamarine (Gemstone)
Description: Blue-green variety of beryl.


Name: two-term limit on Presidential incumbents (RULE)
Description: A constitutional rule limiting presidents to two terms


Name: companies not directly regulated by SEC (GROUP)
Description: Businesses that are not subject to direct oversight by the SEC.


Name: Five Boron atoms and one Hydrogen atom (Atoms)
Description: A group of five boron atoms and one hydrogen atom bonded to a carbon atom


Name: Nanoparticles Surface Atoms (Component)
Description: Atoms located on the surface of a nanoparticle.


Name: Ελλάδα (Elláda) (Name)
Description: Native name of Greece in Modern Greek


Name: indentations (Physical Mark)
Description: Impressions made in the paper during printing.


Name: alloco (Dish)
Description: Common street food in Ivory Coast


Name: Natural Organic Origin (Classification)
Description: Materials originating from living organisms and subject to fossilization.


Name: black vote (Political Right)
Description: The right of Black citizens to vote


Name: 120,904 (NUMBER)
Description: The population of Itabira according to a 2020 IBGE survey.


Name: meat pies and various stews (Dish)
Description: Traditional British dishes


Name: Personal possessions (CATEGORY)
Description: Items owned for personal use


Name: First World War (WAR)
Description: A global war originating in Europe that lasted from 1914 to 1918.


Name: Copper (Cu2+) (Chemical Element)
Description: The element that gives malachite its green color.


Name: polytheism (Religious Belief System)
Description: Belief in multiple gods.


Name: North American continent (Geographic Location)
Description: The third largest continent on Earth, located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere.


Name: Byzantine Empire (STATE)
Description: Eastern Roman Empire


Name: 17 million tonnes per year  (Quantity)
Description: Estimated minimum annual production of fluorine worldwide.


Name: Reign of Terror (Historical Event)
Description: Period of violence and political repression.


Name: Dundee (City)
Description: A city in Scotland


Name: Śramaṇa tradition (RELIGIOUS TRADITION)
Description: Ancient Indian ascetic tradition


Name: Wood, Cotton, Linen, Hemp (Plant Materials)
Description: Materials derived from plants.


Name: A winding path (Pathway)
Description: A route leading up to the castle ruins.


Name: High Electrical Conductivity (Property)
Description: The ability of a material to conduct electricity efficiently


Name: Sri Lanka (Location)
Description: An island nation in South Asia


Name: landless (legal status)
Description: Lacking ownership of land.


Name: Heating Amethyst (Process)
Description: Thermal treatment applied to amethyst to change its color.


Name: Protective clothing (Safety Equipment)
Description: Garments worn to protect from hazards during printmaking.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The country in Southern Europe


Name: Euronext (FINANCIAL_INSTITUTION)
Description: A stock exchange formed by the merger of exchanges in Paris, Amsterdam, and Brussels.


Name: top layer of feather mosaics (Position)
Description: Placement of precious feathers within a mosaic


Name: Canal San Bovo (Location)
Description: A municipality in Trentino-Alto Adige/South Tyrol, Italy.


Name: Colors like yellow, green, and red (Color)
Description: Specific colors associated with higher status among concubines.


Name: rocky cliffs and sandy beaches (LANDFORM)
Description: Natural features found along the coastline


Name: Reduced coating thickness (Property)
Description: A cost-saving measure in mirror production.


Name: population growth (EVENT)
Description: An increase in the number of inhabitants due to improved living conditions and opportunities.


Name: Fluorite objective lenses (Optical component)
Description: Objective lenses made from fluorite


Name: dynastic territories (Political Entity)
Description: Lands ruled by a particular dynasty


Name: Aragonite (Mineral)
Description: A polymorph of calcium carbonate.


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: The Abrahamic religion of the Jewish people


Name: Treaty of Friendship (DOCUMENT)
Description: An agreement between Afghanistan and the Soviet Union.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in Europe.


Name: 282 feet (QUANTITY)
Description: The altitude of Wattisham in feet.


Name: 1.83 (Number)
Description: Refractive Index value


Name: Oxidizing Bleach (Type of Bleach)
Description: Bleach that works by oxidation


Name: Sweet Taste (Sensory Property)
Description: The sensation of sweetness perceived by the tongue


Name: Mespelbrunn (Village)
Description: A village in Germany


Name: Paleoproterozoic era (Geological Era)
Description: A geologic era lasting from 3.0 to 2.3 billion years ago.


Name: Catalonia (Autonomous Community)
Description: An autonomous community in northeastern Spain.


Name: Metavolcanic rock (Geological formation)
Description: Volcanic rock that has undergone metamorphism.


Name: Celts (ETHNICITY)
Description: Celtic people


Name: Flag of Andalusia (Symbol)
Description: Official flag of Andalusia


Name: State of Silla (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient kingdom in Korea


Name: Mine (Location)
Description: The mine where bultfonteinite was discovered


Name: Khwarazmian dynasty (DYNASTY)
Description: Dynasty that ruled parts of Central Asia and Iran


Name: Combustion (Process)
Description: A chemical reaction that releases heat and light.


Name: Ukraine (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe


Name: Belgium's first female prime minister (Title)
Description: First woman to hold the office of Prime Minister of Belgium


Name: there (Location)
Description: Refers to North Africa


Name: 7.03 (Quantity)
Description: The carat weight of the blue diamond sold in 2009.


Name: Eduard biathlon complex (FACILITY)
Description: A biathlon complex with cross-country trails near Jáchymov.


Name: Military activity in Chernobyl (Event)
Description: Actions by Russian forces in the area


Name: Spessart National Park (Protected Area)
Description: Proposed national park within the Spessart


Name: 136Ce (Isotope)
Description: Cerium isotope with 58 protons and 78 neutrons


Name: unconditional surrender (EVENT)
Description: End of Japanese participation in World War II


Name: wide areas of modern Ukraine, including Trypillia and the entire Dnieper-Dniester region (LOCATION)
Description: Areas where the Cucuteni–Trypillia culture was prevalent.


Name: renal pelvis (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Funnel-shaped structure that collects urine


Name: Government seals (OBJECT)
Description: Seals used by the government


Name: Newark Supergroup deposits (GEOLOGICAL_FORMATION)
Description: Layer of sedimentary rocks formed during the Paleozoic era


Name: Consumers (GROUP_OF_PEOPLE)
Description: People who purchase and use goods and services


Name: hand-drawn sketches, digital designs, or templates (source)
Description: Various methods for creating the design to be engraved.


Name: Trichromatic Theory (Scientific Theory)
Description: Theory explaining color vision based on three types of cones


Name: Low-cost airlines (TRANSPORTATION)
Description: Airlines offering discounted flights


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


Name: 2.3% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Greece's military spending as a percentage of its GDP


Name: patients with chronic diseases (PERSON)
Description: Individuals suffering from long-term health conditions


Name: Assyrian Culture (Culture)
Description: The traditions, beliefs, and practices of the Assyrians.


Name: video games (art form)
Description: Interactive digital entertainment


Name: Colombia (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in South America.


Name: Three Stages of Growth (Concept)
Description: The stages involved in the LaMer model for nanoparticle growth.


Name: the Caribbean (REGION)
Description: A region of islands in the Caribbean Sea


Name: Industrial diamonds (Material)
Description: Diamonds used for industrial applications


Name: Religious Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Sculptures created for religious purposes


Name: court system (Legal Institution)
Description: The system of courts responsible for resolving legal disputes


Name: Vladimir Lenin (PERSON)
Description: Leader of the Soviet Union


Name: amazonite's color (Property)
Description: The characteristic blue-green color of amazonite


Name: Henrik Wergeland (PERSON)
Description: A Norwegian author associated with Romanticism.


Name: Colloidal gold with smaller particles (Substance)
Description: Gold nanoparticles dispersed in a liquid with smaller particle size.


Name: Chief of the Defence Force (Role)
Description: Leader of the Australian Defence Force.


Name: Micromosaics (Technique)
Description: A technique using minute slivers of glass to create images.


Name: conquered lands (Territory)
Description: Lands acquired through conquest


Name: Historical import proportion (STATEMENT)
Description: The historical amount of coffee Mocha imported from Berbera merchants


Name: jadeite (Mineral)
Description: A hard variety of jade.


Name: Modernization (Process)
Description: The adoption of Enlightenment-era ideas and practices.


Name: $31 million (MONEY)
Description: Funding amount for the project


Name: Antozonite (Mineral)
Description: A type of mineral containing fluorine


Name: Hanfu system (cultural tradition)
Description: A traditional Chinese clothing system


Name: East China Sea (BODY_OF_WATER)
Description: A sea located south of Japan


Name: Guan Ceremony (ritual)
Description: A ceremony marking the transition to adulthood in ancient China


Name: early Han dynasty (time period)
Description: The beginning of the Han Dynasty


Name: Compositions (Artwork Classification)
Description: Structured and planned artistic works.


Name: Ghent (CITY)
Description: A major city in Belgium.


Name: Late Mycenaean period (Historical Period)
Description: A period in Mycenaean Greece's history.


Name: corruption (phenomenon)
Description: Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power.


Name: academia (Institution)
Description: The community of scholars and researchers.


Name: Ilmenite (Mineral)
Description: Iron titanium oxide mineral


Name: natural tendencies (guṇa) (Concept)
Description: One's inherent dispositions


Name: probability of electrons and holes meeting (quantity)
Description: The likelihood of electrons and holes encountering each other


Name: non-oxidizing acids (Chemical Substance)
Description: Acids that do not readily oxidize other substances.


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa.


Name: pipe bands (Musical Ensemble)
Description: Groups of musicians playing bagpipes and drums


Name: Charles Lewis Tiffany (Person)
Description: The founder of Tiffany & Co.


Name: cultural analysis (Methodology)
Description: A method for studying culture.


Name: Nature (Concept)
Description: The natural world.


Name: belt (ACCESSORY)
Description: Band worn around the waist


Name: røyk fritt (WORD PHRASE)
Description: A Danish phrase meaning 'smoke freely'.


Name: Glacial Valleys (Geographical Feature)
Description: Valleys carved by glaciers.


Name: BBC Local Radio (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Broadcasting service


Name: Thunderbolt (Weapon)
Description: A bolt of lightning


Name: Apple and GT Advanced Technologies, Inc. (Partnership)
Description: Joint venture between Apple and GTAT to manufacture sapphire screens


Name: [SiO(4-2x)−4−x]n (Chemical Formula)
Description: The general chemical formula for silicate anions.


Name: Philip V of Macedon (PERSON)
Description: King of Macedon


Name: only catalan (IDENTITY)
Description: Exclusive identification with Catalan culture and identity


Name: Ukrainians (People)
Description: Ethnic group primarily residing in Ukraine


Name: High housing and food prices (Economic Indicator)
Description: Prices for essential goods are significantly higher than the EU average.


Name: Silk, brocade and glass vessels (Artifact)
Description: Types of luxury goods imported into Great Moravia.


Name: Unknown Features  (Features)
Description: -


Name: Vodun and Orisha beliefs (RELIGION)
Description: Traditional African religions.


Name: Environmentalists, local population, some scientists, and professors (Group)
Description: Individuals and organizations opposing the jadarite project


Name: Royal Commission (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A government body set up to investigate local councils


Name: Realism (Art style)
Description: Artistic style aiming for accurate depiction of reality.


Name: Greece (COUNTRY)
Description: Nation


Name: Avishur and Halamish (LOCATION)
Description: Settlements or neighborhoods near Arad


Name: produce (Food Product)
Description: Agricultural products grown or harvested


Name: Carvings, sculptures (Artworks)
Description: Artistic works created by shaping or carving material.


Name: Production (ECONOMIC ACTIVITY)
Description: The process of creating goods or services


Name: Classical Nucleation Theory (CNT) (Theory)
Description: A theory explaining the initial formation of nuclei in nanoparticle synthesis.


Name: Vacuum Force (Force Type)
Description: The force created by a difference in air pressure.


Name: Early 1980s (Time Period)
Description: The early years of the decade of the 1980s.


Name: Sichuan cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: A spicy and flavorful cuisine from the Sichuan province.


Name: Extreme Intentionalism (Philosophical School)
Description: A view that emphasizes the role of the artist's intention in determining the meaning of a work of art.


Name: Archbishops of Mainz (Noble)
Description: Religious leaders who held significant political power in the region.


Name: Practical Fine Cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A benchmark diamond cut standard in Germany and other European countries.


Name: opal-CT to microquartz transition (Geological Process)
Description: The change from opal-CT to microquartz


Name: Writings and teachings of Confucianism (Religious Doctrine)
Description: The beliefs and practices of Confucianism.


Name: only 1 in 12 such crimes are actually reported (STATEMENT)
Description: A statement about reporting rates for fraud


Name: United States (COUNTRY)
Description: A country primarily located in North America


Name: Lychnites, Lychneus (from lychnos, a lamp), or Lygdos (Name)
Description: Names given to marble quarried by lamplight


Name: Foreign and Immigrant Population (DEMOGRAPHIC GROUP)
Description: People from other countries living in a place


Name: most spoken native language in Europe (LANGUAGE STATUS)
Description: The highest number of native speakers for a language in Europe.


Name: Maraging steel (Type of steel)
Description: Steel alloyed with nickel and other elements, containing low carbon content.


Name: Didierea (PLANT GENUS)
Description: Genus of flowering plants


Name: Henri Moissan (PERSON)
Description: French chemist


Name: Continuous decline (Trend)
Description: Decreasing use of lignite for home heating


Name: villas, arenas, temples (STRUCTURE)
Description: Types of buildings from Roman times.


Name: EDTA (Chemical compound)
Description: Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, a chelating agent.


Name: Scientific research (Field of Study)
Description: A systematic investigation into a particular subject or topic.


Name: Ancient Greeks (people)
Description: People of ancient Greece


Name: Italian festivals and pasos (CULTURE)
Description: Traditional Italian celebrations and processions.


Name: 393 (YEAR)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Roman and Greek sources (Historical Records)
Description: Writings by Roman and Greek authors


Name: UK government (Political Entity)
Description: The governing body of the United Kingdom.


Name: Brissago Islands (Islands)
Description: Islands on Lake Maggiore


Name: solar wind (Stellar Phenomenon)
Description: A stream of charged particles emitted by the Sun.


Name: Interpreting law (Action)
Description: Understanding and explaining the meaning of legal texts


Name: to eat (ACTION)
Description: The act of consuming food


Name: Elimination (Method)
Description: Process of ruling out possibilities until a single identification remains.


Name: Belgium Government (Government)
Description: Government led by Guy Verhofstadt from 1999 to 2007


Name: Bladed (Crystal habit term)
Description: Describes blade-shaped crystals.


Name: 1920 Nebi Musa riots (Historical Event)
Description: Violent unrest that occurred during the Nabi Musa festival in 1920


Name: Lake Texcoco (LAKE)
Description: A large lake in the Valley of Mexico


Name: 1.8 billion years (Age)
Description: The estimated age of the granite core


Name: Bal Gangadhar Tilak (Person)
Description: An Indian nationalist, philosopher, and social reformer.


Name: Christina Nilsson (Person)
Description: Swedish opera singer.


Name: skarn (Rock Type Subtype)
Description: A general term for skarns, regardless of their specific formation process


Name: Smaller and simpler (Attribute)
Description: Having less space and fewer amenities


Name: Scientific Revolution (Concept)
Description: A fundamental change in scientific understanding.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: European nation


Name: relative dating (Process)
Description: Determining the age of objects in relation to each other, without precise dates.


Name:  José Celestino Mutis (Person)
Description: An 18th-century priest, botanist, and mathematician from Colombia.


Name: Cyril (Person)
Description: One of the missionaries who spread Christianity in Great Moravia.


Name: Hand push, pneumatic systems and other techniques (Technique)
Description: Various methods used for engraving.


Name: colours (VISUAL_PROPERTY)
Description: The hues and shades of something.


Name: Human Retina (ORGAN PART)
Description: Part of the eye responsible for detecting light.


Name: Number of Legalized Political Parties in Tunisia (Quantity)
Description: The count of officially recognized political parties.


Name: Brazilian Independence (Event)
Description: The act of Brazil declaring itself a separate country from Portugal


Name: Khanate of Astrakhan (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: A Tatar khanate located along the Volga River


Name: Conservative Party (ORGANIZATION)
Description: One of the two major political parties in the UK.


Name: (180° - x) (Expression)
Description: Represents the measure of angle D based on angle A's measure.


Name: Lesser Nobility (Social Class)
Description: Members of the nobility who were not as high-ranking.


Name: Tektites originating from the Moon (Theory)
Description: The hypothesis that tektites were ejected from the Moon's surface by volcanic activity.


Name: 93 jade and gold seals (Artifact)
Description: Precious official seals


Name: Güngör, Harun (PERSON)
Description: Author of the article


Name: sattvic (Diet)
Description: A dietary approach within Hinduism emphasizing purity and balance, often vegetarian or vegan.


Name: 1 GHz (Frequency Difference)
Description: The difference in frequency between the two emitted frequencies.


Name: British Sovereign (Coin)
Description: A gold collector/investor coin minted by the United Kingdom.


Name: Matthew Arnold (PERSON)
Description: English poet and essayist


Name: World Trade Organization (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: The only global international organization dealing with the rules of trade between nations


Name: most freshwater cultured pearls (Object)
Description: Pearls cultivated in freshwater environments


Name: Sun and beach (TRIP PURPOSE)
Description: Reason for travel


Name: Ancient Greek philosophy (Philosophical Movement)
Description: A philosophical movement that emphasized reasoning and critical thinking.


Name: 2019 Climate Change Performance Index (RANKING SYSTEM)
Description: Index measuring countries' performance on climate change mitigation and adaptation


Name: De Beers Diamond Research Laboratory (Organization)
Description: A research facility focused on diamonds


Name: Minnesota state gemstone (Designation)
Description: Official gemstone of the state of Minnesota.


Name: Crete (Island)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea, home to the Minoan civilization.


Name: photography (Skill)
Description: The ability to capture images using a camera


Name: Buddha's followers (Group)
Description: Those who followed the Buddha's teachings.


Name: significant urbanization (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The process of population growth in urban areas


Name: Paleolithic era (TIME PERIOD)
Description: The earliest period of human history


Name: notes (musical element)
Description: Discrete pitches used in music.


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: One of the 26 cantons of Switzerland


Name: Apophyllite, Natrolite, Thaumasite, Merwinite, Spurrite, Gehlenite, Ettringite, Portlandite, Hillebrandite, Foshagite, Brucite, Calcite (Minerals)
Description: Other minerals commonly found with Afwillite.


Name: 40 centimeters (Measurement)
Description: Distance from the viewer's eye to the diamond according to the 2004 HCA standards


Name: Greenwich Village (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Lower Manhattan, New York City.


Name: assimilationist policies (POLICY)
Description: Policies aimed at integrating Taiwanese into Chinese culture


Name: Constantine (PERSON)
Description: Ruler of Thessaly after John I Doukas


Name: Smelting Process (Process)
Description: The process of extracting metal from its ore by heating and melting.


Name: 1990 Constitution of Benin and the subsequent transition to democracy in 1991 (DOCUMENT AND EVENT)
Description: Constitution and transition event that shaped the political system


Name: Gold (Material)
Description: A precious metal.


Name: Institutions (Organization)
Description: Established structures with specific functions and purposes.


Name: Anatta (Non-Self) (Buddhist Doctrine)
Description: The concept that there is no permanent, unchanging self.


Name: Pewter to copper (MATERIAL)
Description: Transition in materials used for engraving plates


Name: Austrian Empire (EMPIRE)
Description: Historical empire in Europe


Name: Hydrothermal vents (Geological feature)
Description: Openings in the Earth's crust that release hot, mineral-rich water


Name: Precious coral (Marine organism)
Description: A genus of marine corals known for their red or pink-orange skeletons used in jewelry.


Name: Philip II Augustus (Person)
Description: King of France who fought against the English


Name: purple (colour)
Description: A colour between red and blue


Name: P-type Semiconductor (Material)
Description: A semiconductor doped with acceptor impurities, resulting in an excess of holes.


Name: 1.5% of French population (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of the French population whose native language is Portuguese.


Name: Figure Paintings (Art Genre)
Description: Paintings that depict the human body as the primary subject.


Name: Rock (Geological Material)
Description: A naturally occurring solid aggregate of minerals.


Name: solubility of uranium in carbonate solutions (Chemical Phenomenon)
Description: The ability of uranium to dissolve in solutions containing carbonate ions.


Name: Specimens (Collection)
Description: Biological samples collected during their travels


Name: TiS2 (Chemical Compound)
Description: Titanium disulfide, a specific titanium sulfide.


Name: Berber garrison in Talavera  (Military Unit)
Description: Group of Berber soldiers stationed in Talavera.


Name: over 92,000 people (NUMBER)
Description: Number of people in Scotland with some Gaelic language ability according to the 2021 census.


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


Name: iron sulfide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound made of iron and sulfur


Name: 600,000 and 1,000,000 observers (Population Range)
Description: The estimated number of Muslims in New York City.


Name: dental caries (medical condition)
Description: Tooth decay


Name: Burrows (Structure)
Description: Underground dwelling


Name: 5.6% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of New Zealand's total GDP contributed by tourism.


Name: short (Length)
Description: Having a small distance from root to tip


Name: More than 45 inches (Measurement)
Description: The minimum length of a pearl rope necklace.


Name: Fibrocartilage (Cartilage type)
Description: A strong and resilient cartilage found in intervertebral discs and menisci.


Name: 19th Century (Time Period)
Description: The century from 1801 to 1900.


Name: Surrender of Batavian Ships (Event)
Description: The handover of Batavian naval vessels to British forces


Name: Neighboring counties (Group)
Description: Counties near Alleghany that lost territory


Name: Rhône basin (Geographic Feature)
Description: The drainage area of the Rhône River.


Name: Parthenon Construction (EVENT)
Description: The process of building the Parthenon


Name: /z/ or /s/ (PHONETIC SOUND)
Description: Variations of the medial consonant sound in Missouri pronunciations


Name: Romanesque architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Architectural style prevalent in Europe from 800 to 1100 AD


Name: Tone (Attribute)
Description: The lightness or darkness of a hue


Name: 1545 and 1576 (Time Period)
Description: Years during which the Florentine Codex was created.


Name: 105,000 (NUMBER)
Description: Quantity of people


Name: Largest Fulgurite Section (Geological Formation)
Description: A specific part of the largest fulgurite mass


Name: Vietnam (country)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia.


Name: lower efficiency (Rate)
Description: Absorption rate compared to iron sulfate


Name: EFSA PRI for Women (Concept)
Description: Population Reference Intake for women set by the EFSA.


Name: Berber languages (LANGUAGE)
Description: Languages spoken by Berber people


Name: economic, cultural and political center (Role)
Description: Serves as the hub for economic activity, culture and politics in French Polynesia.


Name: Mongol expansion (EVENT)
Description: The military conquests by the Mongol Empire.


Name: Mali Empire (Political Entity)
Description: West African empire


Name: Tachycardia (Medical Condition)
Description: Rapid heartbeat.


Name: Seeds (Plant Part)
Description: Reproductive structures of plants that contain the embryo and food supply.


Name: Hunsrück (Region)
Description: A mountainous region in Germany


Name: crops (PRODUCT)
Description: Agricultural products grown in the region


Name: Cilicia (Roman Province)
Description: A Roman province in southern Anatolia


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: Alistair Horne, Raymond Aron (PERSON)
Description: Historians


Name: Sunday roast (Dish)
Description: A traditional British meal


Name: Fuchs (word)
Description: The German word for fox.


Name: Four Cs (STANDARD)
Description: Grading system for diamonds


Name: 2r (Expression)
Description: Twice the radius of the sphere.


Name: emergence of hereditary heraldry (Historical Event)
Description: The development of inherited coats of arms and symbols.


Name: Sacral buildings (Structure type)
Description: Buildings related to religious practices


Name: Marquesas Islands (LOCATION)
Description: Group of islands


Name: Ukraine (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe


Name: any citizen (Person)
Description: Definition of Turkish identity according to Article 66 of the Turkish Constitution.


Name: check and balance (POLITICAL_MECHANISM)
Description: A system designed to limit the power of any one individual or branch of government.


Name:  Anasazi people (Culture)
Description: Ancestral Puebloan people who inhabited the Four Corners region of the United States.


Name: Pressure (Physical Condition)
Description: Force per unit area


Name: Sourwood Trees (Tree Species)
Description: Deciduous trees known for their fragrant flowers and honey production.


Name: Trade Ties in Indo-Pacific (GOAL)
Description: Australia's aim to strengthen economic relationships within the Indo-Pacific region.


Name: Metallgesellschaft AG (ORGANIZATION)
Description: German company that commercially produced lithium


Name: Chinese system (Government System)
Description: The imperial examination system of China


Name: Visible Light (Phenomenon)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation within the visible range.


Name: Inca Structures (Structure)
Description: Buildings constructed by the Inca Empire.


Name: German Nuclear Program (PROJECT)
Description: The unsuccessful attempt by Nazi Germany to develop nuclear weapons during World War II


Name: the largest freight network in Brazil (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: The biggest network of freight railways in the country


Name: Geology of the Tonopah Mining District, Nevada (Publication)
Description: Comprehensive study on the geology of the Tonopah Mining District published in a scientific journal.


Name: Chrétien de Troyes (Person)
Description: A medieval French poet and romance writer.


Name: Ontology (Concept)
Description: A more comprehensive representation of knowledge, including relationships and properties.


Name: existence of Mycenaean settlement (Historical Fact)
Description: Presence of a Mycenaean community


Name: Invasions (EVENT)
Description: Military attacks on a territory.


Name: Brokered Deposits (Financial Instrument)
Description: Deposits sourced from deposit brokers on behalf of investors.


Name: Inwood Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: Formation that contains Tuckahoe marble.


Name: executed (Action)
Description: Put to death as punishment for a crime or offense.


Name: Habsburgs (FAMILY)
Description: European dynasty


Name: Pyroxene (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of silicate minerals with a characteristic crystal structure.


Name: Crystallography (Science)
Description: The study of crystal structures and their properties.


Name: Bivalve Shell (Biological Structure)
Description: The hard outer covering of a bivalve mollusk, such as a clam or oyster.


Name: Americans adults (demographic group)
Description: Adult residents of the United States


Name: Afghan Architecture (ARCHITECTURAL STYLE)
Description: Architecture unique to Afghanistan


Name: Residents (Group)
Description: People living in the Spessart region.


Name: somma volcanoes (Geological Formation Type)
Description: Volcanoes with a cone rising from within an older caldera


Name: Early Roman art (Art Movement)
Description: Artistic style of the early Roman period.


Name: Oxidation of benzylic alcohols (Process)
Description: Chemical reaction involving the addition of oxygen


Name: Companies (Organization)
Description: Various companies around the world adopting the treatment technique.


Name: Treaty of Union (TREATY)
Description: Agreement uniting England and Scotland


Name: isometric system (crystal system)
Description: A system of classifying crystals based on their symmetry.


Name: Rock sequences (Geological Formation)
Description: Series of rock layers


Name: Manganese absorption from the intestine, Manganese transport across the blood-brain barrier (Biological process)
Description: Processes of manganese movement within the body


Name: melting point (property)
Description: The temperature at which a substance transitions from solid to liquid.


Name: Conflict (EVENT)
Description: Violent struggles over resources


Name: Planet (Class)
Description: The class representing all planets.


Name: the forces that invaded the Iberian peninsula were predominantly Berber (Statement)
Description: A claim about the composition of the invading force.


Name: Topaz (Mineral)
Description: A gemstone mineral


Name: local arts and crafts (Goods)
Description: Handmade items produced locally in Tahiti.


Name: Franz Boas (PERSON)
Description: A German-American anthropologist known for his concept of 'Kulturbrille'.


Name: Organisation of African Unity (International Organization)
Description: A continental organization for African countries.


Name: Some Han Chinese men (Person)
Description: Men belonging to the Han Chinese ethnicity.


Name: John F. Kennedy International Airport, Newark Liberty International Airport, LaGuardia Airport (Airport)
Description: Three of the busiest airports in the New York metropolitan area


Name: Emperor Temmu (PERSON)
Description: An emperor of Japan.


Name: Hydration (Process)
Description: The process of water reacting with a substance


Name: intersecting needle-like inclusions (Geological Feature)
Description: Thin, elongated mineral crystals that create the star effect in sapphires.


Name: National colors (Concept)
Description: Colors representing a nation or country


Name: after the Great Fire of 1835 (EVENT)
Description: A historical event that shaped the city's development.


Name: lapis lazuli and ultramarine (mineral)
Description: Minerals used as blue colorants in art before the 1700s.


Name: 2005 and 2014 (Time Period)
Description: A span of time from 2005 to 2014


Name: Event in China (historical event)
Description: A reported meteorite strike in 1490 AD.


Name: Biomedical applications (Field of Study)
Description: Applications related to medicine and biology


Name: Germany (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: zero emissions by 2050 (Environmental Goal)
Description: Target of achieving no greenhouse gas emissions.


Name: Volcanic Sediments (Sediment Type)
Description: Sediments derived from volcanic activity.


Name: Heat Transfer (Process)
Description: The movement of thermal energy from one place to another.


Name: supercooled ice (State of Matter)
Description: Water frozen below its normal freezing point


Name: Tourism (Industry)
Description: Sector of the economy focused on travel and leisure activities


Name: Georgian Bagratids (GROUP)
Description: The Georgian dynasty who occupied Oltu in the 9th century.


Name: Minoans (Civilization)
Description: A Bronze Age civilization centered on Crete


Name: Sarpedobilin (Pigment)
Description: A blue pigment used by a specific butterfly species.


Name: Alexander's empire (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Empire established by Alexander the Great


Name: Key Figures (People)
Description: Important individuals who contributed to the development of the sociology of culture.


Name: Costumes du Maroc (Book)
Description: Illustrated book on Moroccan costumes


Name: marble deposits (GEOLOGICAL FEATURE)
Description: Sources of marble


Name: Magnetes (ANCIENT PEOPLE)
Description: An ancient people from whom manganese got its name.


Name: Ivory Coast (LOCATION)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: metalworking (Technique)
Description: The process of shaping and working with metal.


Name: Aluminium (Chemical Element)
Description: Lightweight metal


Name: Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (Historical State)
Description: A large state in Eastern Europe that existed from the 14th to 18th centuries.


Name: Smithsonian Institution (Museum)
Description: A museum and research complex in Washington, D.C.


Name: significant reduction of tooth decay in children (health outcome)
Description: Decreased incidence of cavities in young people


Name: Peacock's Feathers (Physical Feature)
Description: Feathers of a peacock, known for their vibrant colours and patterns.


Name: bridgmanite (Mineral)
Description: Perovskite-structured (Mg,Fe)SiO3, the Earth's most abundant mineral


Name: slovo (WORD)
Description: Slavic word meaning 'word'


Name: polygamy (SocialPractice)
Description: Practice of having multiple spouses


Name: 43 airports (Number)
Description: Total number of airports including domestic ones


Name: Nigeria (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Volcanic rock (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks formed from lava erupted from a volcano


Name: Diamond polishers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who cut and polish diamonds


Name: Mineralized tissue (Tissue type)
Description: Tissue hardened by mineral deposits, giving bone rigidity.


Name: Notion of Instance (Concept)
Description: The idea that something is an example of a category


Name: Assembly (COLLECTION)
Description: A group of particles brought together.


Name: Mother of pearl (Material)
Description: Another name for nacre, often used in a decorative context.


Name: Pure white marble (Material)
Description: A type of marble known for its pure white color.


Name: Nawal El Moutawakel (Person)
Description: Moroccan athlete who won a gold medal in the 400m hurdles at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.


Name: Junction (Location)
Description: The point where two parts meet.


Name: antitrust lawsuit (EVENT)
Description: Legal action against anti-competitive practices


Name: Berber cultures (Cultural Group)
Description: Indigenous ethnic groups of North Africa


Name: Ethical standards (Principle)
Description: Rules and guidelines governing the conduct of professionals.


Name: late 19th century  (TIME PERIOD)
Description: Period between 1870 and 1900.


Name: Porcelain (Material)
Description: A type of ceramic known for its translucency and strength.


Name: Buddhist communities (RELIGIOUS GROUP)
Description: Groups of people who follow Buddhism


Name: daughter of Erechtheus (PERSON)
Description: Female offspring of the Athenian king


Name: Twisted (Shape)
Description: Bent into a spiral shape.


Name: Later European Bronze Age (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in Europe characterized by the use of bronze tools and weapons.


Name: BP (COMPANY)
Description: Oil and gas company based in the UK


Name: Small Figurative Sculpture (Sculpture Type)
Description: Small-scale sculptures that depict human or animal figures.


Name: Alluvial garnet grains (Material)
Description: Garnet grains found in alluvial deposits.


Name: Excellent Thermal Insulation (Property)
Description: The ability to resist heat transfer effectively.


Name: Projectile Weapons (Technology)
Description: Weapons that launch projectiles


Name: Danube basin (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: The area of land drained by the Danube River


Name: Alexander Zinoviev (Person)
Description: A Russian philosopher and dissident.


Name: Primo Levi (PERSON)
Description: Writer who survived Auschwitz concentration camp


Name: Increased renal or gastrointestinal loss (Physiological Process)
Description: Excessive removal of magnesium through the kidneys or digestive system.


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


Name: electron-hole pair generation (Process)
Description: The creation of an electron and a hole due to external energy input or thermal excitation.


Name: relatively flat terrain (CHARACTERISTIC)
Description: The land is mostly level.


Name: Anthracite (Mineral)
Description: A type of hard coal


Name: Tombigbee District (GEOGRAPHICAL ENTITY)
Description: A historical district in Alabama.


Name: grain volume (Geometric Property)
Description: The total volume occupied by all grains within a rock


Name: Matura (EDUCATION_CREDENTIAL)
Description: Leaving certificate for Austrian secondary schools


Name: Uranium minerals (Mineral Resource)
Description: Minerals containing uranium, a radioactive element.


Name: 17 (Quantity)
Description: Total number of airports in North Macedonia


Name: Lev Landau (PERSON)
Description: Soviet physicist who made fundamental contributions to theoretical physics, winning the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1962.


Name: Largest alluvial plain in Spain (LANDFORM)
Description: Located along the coast


Name: Light Sources (Object)
Description: Devices or objects that emit light.


Name: Wales (Country)
Description: A constituent country of the United Kingdom


Name: 5th century CE (Date)
Description: End point of Sivec's widespread use


Name: Photographic (Style)
Description: Mimicking the appearance of a photograph.


Name: Northern Bronze Age (c. 2000–1500 BCE) (Historical Subperiod)
Description: An early phase of the Bronze Age in Northern Europe.


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: A colorless, odorless, highly flammable gas.


Name: access to free education (RIGHT)
Description: Opportunity for citizens to receive education without cost


Name: sacrifice of war captives (Action)
Description: Mass human sacrifice


Name: Nomocanon (Document)
Description: A collection of Byzantine ecclesiastical law


Name: Rutile (TiO2) (Mineral)
Description: A titanium dioxide mineral


Name: 132 million people worldwide (Number)
Description: Estimated number of German speakers globally


Name: Majorcan cartographic school (GROUP)
Description: A collection of cartographers, cosmographers, and instrument makers


Name: East Asian Seals (Object)
Description: Seals used in East Asia


Name: II-VI Semiconductor Compounds (Material Class)
Description: Semiconductor compounds consisting of elements from group II and VI of the periodic table.


Name: color (Characteristic)
Description: The visual appearance of a gemstone based on its wavelength reflection.


Name: fertility rate (Demographic Indicator)
Description: The average number of children born to a woman over her lifetime.


Name: Insulators (Material)
Description: Materials that do not conduct electricity easily


Name: American cuisine (Culinary tradition)
Description: The distinctive style of cooking and food preparation associated with the United States.


Name: Hemiobol (NUMISMATIC OBJECT)
Description: Ancient Greek silver coin fraction


Name: 50,450 (Number)
Description: Population increase in Missouri from 2010 to 2018 due to immigration from outside the US


Name: 20 United States B61 nuclear bombs (Military Hardware)
Description: Nuclear weapons stored at the Incirlik Air Base.


Name: Viridine (Mineral Variety)
Description: A green variety of Andalusite.


Name: Silica (Chemical Compound)
Description: A common element found in the Earth's crust and dissolved in seawater


Name: large family tombs (STRUCTURE TYPE)
Description: Tombs designed for multiple individuals from the same family


Name: Antique jewelry (Jewelry Style)
Description: Jewelry from a past era.


Name: Puma (Company)
Description: A sportswear company


Name: structural colouration (phenomenon)
Description: The result of interference between reflections from two or more surfaces of thin films.


Name: Snails (Animal)
Description: Spiny dye-murex snails used for dye production


Name: Artistic (and particularly, sculptural) canon for Buddhist art (Concept)
Description: Set of established rules and principles governing Buddhist artistic expression


Name: Climate, Plant Life, and Animal Life (Environmental Factors)
Description: Aspects that differ across the Alps' zones.


Name: magistrate (Profession)
Description: Government official


Name: Boston University (University)
Description: A private research university located in Boston, Massachusetts.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A nation in the Southern Hemisphere


Name: Euro (Currency)
Description: Official currency of the European Union


Name: P2 (Space Group Symbol)
Description: The specific symmetry arrangement of Afwillite's crystal lattice.


Name: China's education system (Education System)
Description: Network of schools and universities in China


Name: Tunisia's economy (ECONOMY)
Description: The economic system of Tunisia


Name: Good Luck (Concept)
Description: The state of being fortunate


Name: Andreas Libavius (PERSON)
Description: German metallurgist


Name: Kurt Hoffmann (Person)
Description: German film director.


Name: Crystallographic Directions (Mineralogical Property)
Description: The specific directions of atomic arrangement within a crystal


Name: Circuit Element (Component)
Description: A basic building block in electronic circuits


Name: Both Nephrology and Urology (Medical Fields)
Description: Specialties that deal with the urinary system


Name: Napoleon III (Person)
Description: Emperor of France


Name: Depleted boron (Material)
Description: Boron with reduced concentration of 10B.


Name: Comerford Crown (Archaeological Artifact)
Description: A gold crown from Ireland


Name: high disability rate (STATISTIC)
Description: The percentage of people with disabilities in a population.


Name: 26 October 2014 (Date)
Description: Date of parliamentary elections in Tunisia


Name: Gypsum Plaster and Fibrous Plaster (Material)
Description: Building materials made from gypsum.


Name: US Navy M1917 Cutlass (Weapon)
Description: A cutlass model used by the US Navy in World War I.


Name: Pimple Hills (GEOGRAPHICAL_FEATURE)
Description: A group of hills


Name: cancer treatment (Medical Procedure)
Description: Treatment aimed at eliminating cancerous cells.


Name: Developers, Timber companies, Large farming conglomerates (Organizations)
Description: Entities purchasing land in Alabama for various purposes.


Name: Duke of Burgundy (Person)
Description: The Duke who ruled Burgundy in the 15th century


Name: 52 seats (Number of Seats)
Description: Number of seats won in the 2013 election


Name: Haridwar (City)
Description: A city in India, considered one of the holiest sites in Hinduism


Name: 23.3% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The proportion of Māori children living in poverty.


Name: Preservative (Food Processing Technique)
Description: A substance that prevents the spoilage of food.


Name: administration of Taiwan (Government Function)
Description: The management and governance of Taiwan by the Qing Dynasty


Name: Hydrofluoric acid burn (Injury)
Description: Tissue damage caused by contact with hydrofluoric acid.


Name: Physical and mineralogical differences (Material property)
Description: Changes in coordination affect the physical and chemical properties of minerals.


Name: Peppers and Onions (Ingredient)
Description: Vegetables commonly used for flavoring and spice


Name: James Ballantyne Hannay (person)
Description: A scientist who pioneered early synthetic diamond synthesis.


Name: United States restaurant industry (INDUSTRY)
Description: The sector of the US economy concerned with preparing and serving food.


Name: white object (physical object)
Description: An object that appears white


Name: iron ore (Mineral)
Description: Rock containing iron oxides.


Name: seventy cities with populations over 100,000 (Quantity)
Description: Number of Colombian cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants.


Name: Gemological Institute of America (GIA) (Organization)
Description: A gemological laboratory that grades diamonds and other gemstones.


Name: Pet Tags (Object)
Description: Identification tags typically worn by pets, often engraved with the pet's name and owner's contact information.


Name: 1,004,456 (NUMBER)
Description: Population of Westchester County according to the 2020 census


Name: Piz Bernina (Mountain Peak)
Description: The highest peak in the Eastern Alps.


Name: snakes possessed protective powers (Belief System)
Description: Convictions about the nature and abilities of snakes


Name: Leventina Valley (Location)
Description: Valley in Ticino, Switzerland.


Name: Plagioclase (Mineral Subgroup)
Description: One of the two major subgroups of feldspars.


Name: Sculptors (Profession)
Description: Artists skilled in the creation of sculptures.


Name: Military Munitions (Type of Waste)
Description: Explosive devices used in warfare or for other purposes, including conventional and chemical ammunition.


Name: Finishing (Process)
Description: The act of improving the surface quality of an object.


Name: impact melt (Geological Formation)
Description: Molten rock formed by the extreme heat generated during an impact event.


Name: Commissioner (Role)
Description: Member of the Board of County Commissioners


Name: France (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: The modern-day nation of France


Name: Benelux (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: An economic union of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.


Name: Nearly 80% of the world's power comes from fossil fuels (Statement)
Description: A factual claim about global energy sources.


Name: 10,000 Years (Time Duration)
Description: The minimum age for something to be considered a fossil.


Name: Surrealist artworks (Artworks)
Description: Artistic creations produced by Surrealist artists.


Name: K (Letter)
Description: The eleventh letter of the English alphabet


Name: Vatican City (City-state)
Description: An enclave within Italy


Name: Many cities (LOCATION)
Description: Urban areas outside of New York City.


Name: settlement (CONCEPT)
Description: An agreement to resolve a dispute.


Name: Venezuela (Country)
Description: A country bordering Colombia to the east and northeast


Name: Victorian era (Historical Era)
Description: A period in British history characterized by sentimentality and emotional expression.


Name: granite solidus (Geological Boundary)
Description: The temperature at which granite begins to melt.


Name: Monarchy (POLITICAL SYSTEM)
Description: A form of government where a monarch reigns.


Name: Carpathian Basin (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in Central Europe.


Name: Tools and Mechanisms (Thing)
Description: Instruments and devices used for performing tasks.


Name: Tunisia (COUNTRY)
Description: A North African country


Name: $1,217.23 (PRICE POINT)
Description: The highest closing price of gold on December 2, 2009.


Name: an Assyrian trading colony (GROUP)
Description: Settlement established by the Assyrians for trade purposes


Name: Modern meritocratic civil service (System of governance)
Description: A system where government positions are awarded based on qualifications and merit, rather than factors like social status or connections.


Name: pseudotachylyte formed during landslides (Geological Formation)
Description: Pseudotachylyte created specifically through the process of landslides.


Name: United States (COUNTRY)
Description: A nation in North America


Name: Eastern Zhou dynasty (historical period)
Description: A dynasty in ancient China.


Name: Saijō (CITY)
Description: A city in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: The influence between Buddhist tantras and Shaiva tantras was mutual (Claim)
Description: A statement made by Ronald M. Davidson suggesting a reciprocal relationship.


Name: Galician and Portuguese (Languages)
Description: Romance languages spoken in the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Refractive Indices (Property)
Description: Measure of how much light bends when passing through a substance.


Name: Weipa (Town)
Description: Town on Cape York Peninsula


Name: Pelion mountains (Mountain range)
Description: Mountains located southeast of Thessaly.


Name: Valle d'Aosta (Region Name)
Description: The Italian name for the Aosta Valley.


Name: Volcanic rock (Rock type)
Description: Rock formed from volcanic activity.


Name: imperial taxes (Economic System)
Description: Taxes levied by the Aztec Empire.


Name: Protestant (Religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity.


Name: Bernese Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Switzerland


Name: source of abrasive material (SOURCE)
Description: Origin of abrasive particles


Name: heavy nuclei (atomic structure)
Description: Atomic nuclei with a high number of protons and neutrons.


Name: Kidney diseases (Medical Condition)
Description: Conditions affecting the kidneys.


Name: Andalusian Statute of Autonomy (1981) (Legal document)
Description: The statute that granted autonomy to Andalusia.


Name: 20th Century Jewelry Design Trends (Trend)
Description: Styles and preferences in jewelry during the 1900s.


Name: Other arsenates (Mineral Type)
Description: Arsenate minerals with anions like AsO3(OH)2− or [AsO2(OH)2]−.


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: An island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean.


Name: Cluster Analysis (Technique)
Description: Statistical method for grouping data points


Name: Interregnum (Historical Period)
Description: The period between the reigns of two monarchs


Name: Compound (linguistics) (Linguistic Phenomenon)
Description: Words combined to form a new unit with a meaning different from the individual words


Name: Carbonate Minerals (Minerals)
Description: Accessory minerals found in slate.


Name: Uranium-235 Fission Chain Reaction (Nuclear Process)
Description: A self-sustaining series of nuclear fissions.


Name: Low-Pressure Polymorphs of Anhydrous Silica (Mineral Structure)
Description: Forms of silica without water, stable at lower pressures.


Name: motherland of the modern Greek shipping industry (Concept)
Description: The origin and center of modern Greek maritime commerce.


Name: Orange Inflatable Life Jackets (CLOTHING ITEM)
Description: Life jackets designed to be visible from the air


Name: Mixed Market Economy (Economic System)
Description: An economic system combining free market and socialist elements


Name: House of Representatives (LEGISLATIVE BODY)
Description: The lower house of the Australian Parliament.


Name: Jules Bordet (Person)
Description: Belgian immunologist and microbiologist.


Name: Aztec Ghosts (MYTHICAL CREATURE)
Description: Supernatural beings from Aztec mythology.


Name: Turbines (Technology)
Description: Machines that convert steam energy into mechanical energy


Name: Protolith (Geological Formation)
Description: The original rock that undergoes metamorphism.


Name: Anthocyanins (Pigment)
Description: Water-soluble pigments that give red, purple, and blue colors to plants.


Name: Interpreting mantle melting, volcanic arc magmatism, and continental crust formation (Scientific Understanding)
Description: Explaining the processes involved in magma generation and crust formation.


Name: Hindu religious purposes (Purpose)
Description: Religious practices and observances within Hinduism.


Name: 30 K (Temperature)
Description: A temperature value of 30 Kelvin.


Name: adjacent region to Nopallan (LOCATION)
Description: Area surrounding Nopallan


Name: Atlantic Bronze Age (CULTURE)
Description: A cultural complex of the late Bronze Age in Europe.


Name: Incompatible spatial relations (Spatial Property)
Description: Their current positions do not align with their inferred past histories


Name: Chinese Communist Party (CCP) (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A rival political party in China


Name: Slavonic alphabet (Glagolitic) (Written Language)
Description: Alphabet for Slavic languages


Name: 2nd in the world (RANKING)
Description: Position of Brazil globally in terms of installed biomass power


Name: One Million (Quantity)
Description: Approximate number of colors distinguishable by a trichromat.


Name: 2.4 global hectares per person (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Ecological footprint of consumption per person in Algeria


Name: Compaction of carbonate sediments (Process)
Description: Compression of sediment particles


Name: More popular shapes (Diamond Cut Style)
Description: Diamond cuts that are currently in high demand.


Name: Ancient Roman architecture (ARCHITECTURAL STYLE)
Description: An ancient style of architecture characterized by arches, vaults, and domes.


Name: Georgian Flag (FLAG)
Description: The national flag of Georgia.


Name: Holland (REGION)
Description: A region within the Netherlands


Name: North Africa (LOCATION)
Description: Region in Northern Africa


Name: Forest Landscape Integrity Index mean score (METRIC)
Description: Measures the health and intactness of forests


Name: Germans (Ethnic Group)
Description: People who identify as German


Name: Trench watch (Object)
Description: A type of wristwatch designed for military use during World War I.


Name: less than 200 mm of rainfall annually (Measurement)
Description: Low precipitation levels


Name: Russification of Ukraine (Social Process)
Description: Imposition of Russian language and culture on Ukraine


Name: Matterhorn (Mountain)
Description: A famous mountain peak in the Alps


Name: Name Great Moravia (Concept)
Description: The name of the historical region.


Name: Scientists (Profession)
Description: Individuals who conduct scientific research


Name: Monoprint (Artwork)
Description: A unique print created using the monoprinting technique.


Name: Olympic Australis (Gemstone)
Description: The world's largest and most valuable gem opal


Name: Paul Verhoeven (Person)
Description: Dutch film director


Name: Tonne (Unit of Weight)
Description: A metric unit of mass equal to 1000 kilograms.


Name: 242Pu (Isotope)
Description: An extinct plutonium isotope


Name: National People/Values/Goals/Culture/History (Abstract Concept)
Description: Elements defining the character and essence of a nation or community.


Name: UN Security Council (International Organization)
Description: The main deliberative body of the UN responsible for international peace and security.


Name: traditional lunisolar calendars (Calendar System)
Description: Calendars that combine lunar and solar cycles


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Lycurgus Cup (OBJECT)
Description: A glass cup that changes color depending on the light source.


Name: New Hampshire Primary Debates (EVENT)
Description: Debates among candidates for the Presidency of the United States.


Name: Each city or town in Italy (LOCATION)
Description: Cities and towns located within the country of Italy.


Name: Cultural Festivals (Event)
Description: Celebrations of Macedonian culture and heritage


Name: Small Figures and Beads (ORNAMENT)
Description: Decorative items made of small shapes or spheres.


Name: Nodular Chert (Chert Variety)
Description: Chert that occurs in nodules or concretions.


Name: Yemen (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in the Arabian Peninsula


Name: 13th century (Time Period)
Description: Century spanning from 1201 to 1300


Name: Posts (Job Position)
Description: Available positions within the civil service.


Name: primitive hexagonal nickel sublattice (Sublattice)
Description: One of the two sublattices in the nickel arsenide structure.


Name: Surface roughness (Surface Property)
Description: The texture and unevenness of a surface


Name: Some archaeologists (Group of People)
Description: Researchers who specialize in archaeology.


Name: Replacement rate (Threshold)
Description: The fertility rate needed to maintain a stable population size.


Name: South America (CONTINENT)
Description: A continent located in the Western Hemisphere.


Name: Warrior of Vacheres (ARTWORK)
Description: A sculpture depicting a Roman soldier


Name: North African Countries (LOCATION)
Description: Countries in North Africa


Name: 2002 (Year)
Description: The year Cerite-(La) was first described.


Name: Tsumeb Corporation (Company)
Description: The company that operated the Kombat Mine


Name: Common Germanic (LANGUAGE GROUP)
Description: A group of ancient Germanic languages.


Name: Cornwall (County)
Description: English county


Name: Nobles (Social Class)
Description: Members of the nobility


Name: House of Representatives (Legislative Chamber)
Description: The lower house of the New Zealand Parliament


Name: 13 regions (Administrative Division)
Description: Subdivisions within Greece


Name: Democratic System (GOVERNMENT SYSTEM)
Description: A system of government where power is vested in the people


Name: surveying (profession)
Description: The science and art of determining the relative positions of points on, above, or beneath the Earth's surface.


Name: Verditer, other synthetic greens (Pigments)
Description: Synthetic alternatives to natural malachite pigment.


Name: Pakistani government (Government)
Description: The ruling authority of Pakistan


Name: 6 cities, 19 towns, and 23 villages (ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION)
Description: Subdivisions within Westchester County


Name: Slabs (Steel Semi-Product)
Description: Flat, rectangular pieces of hot or cold rolled steel.


Name: cold sharp edge (Region)
Description: The boundary of the optimal color solid characterized by cool colors.


Name: Cintāmaṇi can grant worldly pleasures and wealth but spiritual advancement leads to Vaikuntha. (Statement)
Description: The text contrasts the material benefits of the Cintāmaṇi with the higher realm attainable through spiritual practice.


Name: Optimal Sustainable Design of Products (Design Principle)
Description: Creating products with minimal environmental impact throughout their lifecycle.


Name: curvilinear angle (GEOMETRIC CONCEPT)
Description: An angle between two intersecting curves.


Name: $18.9 million (CURRENCY)
Description: Value of domestic marble produced in the U.S. in 2005.


Name: Habsburgs (Dynasty)
Description: A powerful ruling family in Europe