Name: Detection of treated and composite stones (PROCESS)
Description: Identifying whether an ammolite gem has been treated or is a composite.


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: An island nation located south of India.


Name: 8 (Number)
Description: The number of nearest neighbors for each ion in the CsCl unit cell.


Name: Late Stone Age tools (Artifact)
Description: Tools made from stone during the later stages of tool development.


Name: direct credit (Financial Service)
Description: Transfer of funds electronically into a recipient's account.


Name: temalacatl (Sculpture Type)
Description: Stone sculptures used in Aztec rituals


Name: Ayding Lake (Lake)
Description: A dried lake bed in the Turpan Depression.


Name: French Alps (LOCATION)
Description: Mountain range in France


Name: seven underground silos (STORAGE)
Description: Storage facilities for different ore grades


Name: Servants (Group of People)
Description: People employed to perform domestic tasks.


Name: handmade (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: Made by hand, not machine-produced.


Name: Significant Band Gap (Electronic Property)
Description: The energy difference between the valence and conduction bands in a semiconductor.


Name: apple (fruit)
Description: A type of fruit.


Name: Shoushan stone (Stone Type)
Description: A type of stone from Fujian Province used for seal carving.


Name: cheap labor (FACTOR)
Description: A reason why Idar-Oberstein became a center for agate processing


Name: collegiate sports (Category of Sport)
Description: Sports played at the college level.


Name: Metals (Chemical Element Category)
Description: Elements often found in concentrated forms in skarn deposits.


Name: Hardness Tests (Test Method)
Description: Tests that measure the resistance of a material to scratching.


Name: Arendalsbanen (RAILWAY)
Description: Local railway line in Arendal


Name: Berys Gaut (PERSON)
Description: Philosopher and author specializing in aesthetics


Name: Alexander II (PERSON)
Description: Tsar of Russia from 1855 to 1881


Name: Natufian culture (culture)
Description: An ancient Near Eastern culture known for its sophisticated stone tools.


Name: Wollaston Medal (Award)
Description: Prestigious award in geology


Name: Opal (Mineraloid)
Description: A hydrated amorphous form of silica.


Name: Central Military Commission (Governing Body)
Description: Body responsible for overseeing the PLA


Name: Rotem Amfert Negev Ltd (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A subsidiary of ICL


Name: Wassoulou Empire (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: A West African empire


Name: heavy investment in nuclear power (ENERGY_POLICY)
Description: Significant financial resources allocated to nuclear energy development


Name: Greater Anglia (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A train operating company.


Name: investment in research and development (CONCEPT)
Description: Funding allocated to research and development activities


Name: ITA Airways (Airline)
Description: The flag carrier airline of Italy


Name: stishovite (mineral)
Description: An ultra-high pressure polymorph of quartz


Name: cumbia (Musical Rhythm)
Description: A vibrant rhythm from the Caribbean region of Colombia.


Name: Pieter Bruegel the Elder (PAINTER)
Description: Dutch Renaissance painter and printmaker.


Name: Grossular + Topaz + Stishovite + H2O (Mineral Assemblage)
Description: A group of minerals resulting from lawsonite breakdown.


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States


Name: hemp (Material)
Description: Fibers from the cannabis plant


Name: Westchester County (Geographical Location)
Description: A county in New York State


Name: 7% of the total Buddhist population in India (Percentage/Ratio)
Description: The proportion of Buddhists residing in Maharashtra.


Name: Leucosome (Rock Component)
Description: Lighter-colored, melt-rich layers within migmatite.


Name: Fatimid Caliphate (Caliphate)
Description: An Islamic caliphate that ruled parts of North Africa, the Levant, and Arabia.


Name: color of ammolite (visual property)
Description: The hue displayed by the ammolite.


Name: Semiconductors (MATERIAL)
Description: Materials with semiconducting properties.


Name: Ticino (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Black corals (Organism)
Description: A type of coral with unique characteristics.


Name: Nanoparticle shape (Attribute)
Description: Geometry of the nanoparticle.


Name: Diamonds (Material)
Description: Carbon allotropes known for their hardness and brilliance.


Name: Garnet (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of silicate minerals.


Name: French (LANGUAGE)
Description: A Romance language spoken in Algeria and many other countries.


Name: Apprentice and Workshop Systems (Historical Educational System)
Description: Traditional methods of learning a trade, including art.


Name: Seljuk arrival (EVENT)
Description: The migration and arrival of the Seljuks in Anatolia.


Name: 7.04×10^8 years (Duration)
Description: The time it takes for half of a sample of Uranium-235 to decay


Name: Disinfecting agent (Function)
Description: Substance that kills microorganisms.


Name: technique (Method)
Description: The Etruscan method of engraving and filling bronze pieces.


Name: Nomadic People (Group)
Description: People who travel from place to place without a fixed home.


Name: White Army (MILITARY ORGANIZATION)
Description: An anti-communist force during the Russian Civil War


Name: Kushan people (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ancient Central Asian civilization


Name: Antarctica (Geographical Feature)
Description: The southernmost continent on Earth.


Name: Ice Giants (Celestial Bodies)
Description: Planets with significant amounts of ices in their composition.


Name: Hubert Howe Bancroft's project (PROJECT)
Description: A historical research project documenting the indigenous peoples of North America


Name: Complex Shapes (Design Feature)
Description: Shapes that are difficult or impossible to create manually.


Name: Rio Grande do Sul (Location)
Description: Brazilian state known for amethyst mining.


Name: Buddha (PERSON)
Description: Spiritual teacher and founder of Buddhism.


Name: Otavi Mountain Range (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in northern Namibia


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


Name: transitional fossils (Geological Evidence)
Description: Fossils showing traits of both ancestral and descendant groups


Name: Taliban government  (Political Organization)
Description: The ruling government of Afghanistan


Name: Japanese group (Organization)
Description: A team of researchers from Japan


Name: Religious Sculpture (Sculpture Type)
Description: Sculptures intended for religious purposes.


Name: Indígena gobernador (POSITION)
Description: Indigenous leader in a colonial town


Name: clay (material)
Description: A fine-grained natural rock or soil that can be molded when wet.


Name: Joachimsthal (Name)
Description: Original German name of Jáchymov


Name: Dichroic Glass Beads (Artifact)
Description: Glass beads with a color-changing effect.


Name: New York City's technology industry (INDUSTRY SECTOR)
Description: The businesses and organizations involved in technology in New York City.


Name: 3000 years (Duration)
Description: A period of 3000 years.


Name: Australasian Tektite Dispersion Field (Geographic Area)
Description: Region where Australites are found


Name: Berber masculine clothing (Fashion)
Description: Clothing styles worn by Berber men.


Name: ROC (COUNTRY)
Description: The Republic of China (Taiwan)


Name: 42°S 173°E (GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES)
Description: Latitude and Longitude coordinates of New Zealand.


Name: Australian English (LANGUAGE VARIETY)
Description: A dialect of English spoken in Australia


Name: IBM (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A multinational technology and consulting corporation


Name: Gathering fossils (Activity)
Description: The act of collecting fossils


Name: wildcat (ANIMAL SPECIES)
Description: A small wild feline


Name: European art (Art Movement)
Description: Artistic styles and movements in Europe


Name: Ligaments (Tissue type)
Description: Strong bands of fibrous tissue that connect bones to other bones.


Name: Orphan girl living with her grandfather in the Alps (CHARACTER)
Description: The main character of Heidi


Name: Sociologists of Culture (Professionals)
Description: Individuals who study culture within sociology.


Name: Maine (STATE)
Description: A state in New England


Name: ruling dynasty (Political Entity)
Description: A family or group that rules a country.


Name: quadrigas (OBJECT)
Description: Chariots drawn by four horses.


Name: Telenovela (Entertainment)
Description: Brazilian soap operas that are popular across the country.


Name: Lower Valais (REGION)
Description: The western part of the Valais canton


Name: Jimi Hendrix (PERSON)
Description: An American musician known for his innovative guitar playing.


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common silicate mineral composed of silicon and oxygen


Name: bush tucker (Food Category)
Description: Native Australian plants and animals used for food


Name: 7% (L1) (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of people who speak languages other than Dari Persian, Uzbek, Turkmen and Pashtu as their first language.


Name: Waltham, Massachusetts (Location)
Description: A city in Middlesex County, Massachusetts.


Name: Singularity (Concept)
Description: A point in time where a mathematical function becomes infinite.


Name: limestones (Rock Type)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate


Name: Consociationalism (Political System)
Description: Power-sharing arrangement between different groups


Name: mud, plant matter, and vegetation (Material)
Description: Components used to build chinampas.


Name: one-child policy (Government Policy)
Description: A population control measure limiting families to one child


Name: Francia Márquez (PERSON)
Description: Running mate of Gustavo Petro in the 2022 election


Name: Explosion (EVENT)
Description: A destructive event caused by the Venetians


Name: Georg Simmel (Person)
Description: A German sociologist known for his work on culture and modernity.


Name: late 1960s (TIMEPERIOD)
Description: Decade following World War II


Name: Eastern Orthodox Christians (RELIGIOUS GROUP)
Description: Followers of Eastern Orthodox Christianity


Name: Gemological Institute of America (Organization)
Description: An organization dedicated to gemological education and research.


Name: Color Vision Deficiency (Medical Condition)
Description: A condition that affects an individual's ability to perceive colors.


Name: 350 km/h (Quantity)
Description: Maximum operating speed on the Chengdu–Chongqing HSR line


Name: Kingdom of France (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: The modern-day nation of France


Name: Reptile Kidney (Organ)
Description: Kidneys of reptiles


Name: Slavic Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A part of the Alps where Slavic languages are spoken.


Name: Mesoamerica (Geographic Region)
Description: A region in North America encompassing parts of modern-day Mexico and Central America.


Name: Hypervelocity Meteorite Impact (Event)
Description: Collision of a meteorite with Earth at extremely high speed.


Name: actual tail feathers (Anatomical Feature)
Description: The normal tail feathers used for display by the Congo peacock male.


Name: 2019 (YEAR)
Description: The year the Van Cortlandt branch opened


Name: Colloids (SUBSTANCE)
Description: Suspensions of tiny particles in a medium.


Name: Chernobyl disaster opened possibility for greater freedom (STATEMENT)
Description: Gorbachev's observation on Chernobyl's impact on Soviet society.


Name: Algeria (COUNTRY)
Description: A North African country.


Name: Rabadan (Carnival Festival)
Description: The major carnival festival of Ticino


Name: Hermes and Dionysus (Sculpture)
Description: A famous sculptural group depicting the god Hermes with the infant Dionysus.


Name: Ralph Hurlin (PERSON)
Description: A colleague of Esther Lucile Brown.


Name: Metal borides (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Compounds formed by the bonding of metals and boron


Name: Mn(III,IV) oxides (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds containing manganese and oxygen in the 3+ and 4+ oxidation states


Name: kami (Deity)
Description: Japanese gods or spirits.


Name: Titanium Dioxide (Pigment)
Description: A white pigment commonly used in paints and other applications.


Name: Better and More Precise Imaging (Capability)
Description: Improved accuracy and detail in reflected images


Name: Educación básica secundaria (EDUCATION STAGE)
Description: Secondary basic education in Colombia


Name: 6 half-cantons (Political Entity)
Description: Cantons with a reduced representation in the Council of States.


Name: 442–438 BC (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Jöns Jacob Berzelius (PERSON)
Description: Chemist


Name: Christianisation of the mainland (Historical event)
Description: The spread of Christianity to mainland Scotland


Name: fifth most abundant element in the Earth's crust (Ranking)
Description: Position of abundance among elements in Earth's crust.


Name: minute fishes (Artifact)
Description: Small fish-shaped pendants


Name: Large Hotels (Building Type)
Description: Structures designed for accommodation of many guests.


Name: President of Austria (Political Position)
Description: The head of state of Austria.


Name: Yuan dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history.


Name: Keramidi (Location)
Description: A village on the island of Chios.


Name: treating gemstones (PROCESS)
Description: Improving the quality of gemstones through various methods.


Name: mansions (BUILDING TYPE)
Description: Large, luxurious homes.


Name: slashing themselves with shark's teeth (CUSTOM)
Description: A ritualistic act of mourning and self-sacrifice.


Name: 75 percent (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of nights booked in Andalusian hotels located in coastal municipalities.


Name: Ancient World (Historical Period)
Description: The time period before the Middle Ages.


Name: Engraved gems (Jewelry)
Description: Gems with carvings or engravings


Name: Vienna (CITY)
Description: Capital of Austria


Name: Scots enemies (GROUP)
Description: Including Comyns and MacDougalls


Name: Arab Spring uprisings (EVENT)
Description: A series of pro-democracy protests and revolutions that swept across the Arab world in 2011.


Name: Arabs (ETHNICITY)
Description: People from the Arabian Peninsula


Name: Religious Significance (Concept)
Description: Importance and meaning related to religious beliefs and practices.


Name: 69 square miles (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Water area of the county.


Name: 1915 (YEAR)
Description: A specific year


Name: Granulite (Rock Type)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock formed under high-temperature and moderate-pressure conditions.


Name: Amino acids (Biological Molecule)
Description: Building blocks of proteins.


Name: common opal (opal category)
Description: Opal that does not display a play-of-color


Name: Aurès Mountains (Geographical Feature)
Description: Mountain range in northeastern Algeria


Name: a distinction (concept)
Description: The separation of diamonds into two categories: those that are certainly natural and those that are potentially synthetic.


Name: Kermes (Dye)
Description: A red dye made from a scale insect


Name: Later Bronze Age (Historical Subperiod)
Description: The later phase of the Bronze Age in China.


Name: Some Jews (Religious Group)
Description: A subset of Jewish people who adhere to specific traditions.


Name: language laws (LEGAL REGULATION)
Description: Rules governing the use of language


Name: sewer network (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: System for wastewater treatment and disposal


Name: long tail (body part)
Description: Long tail used to stun prey.


Name: Xi (璽) / Bao (寶) (OBJECT)
Description: Large seals representing imperial authority


Name: top 1% of population (DEMOGRAPHIC GROUP)
Description: The wealthiest 1% of individuals in New Zealand.


Name: St. Augustine (Person)
Description: A prominent early Christian theologian and philosopher.


Name: public safety (concept)
Description: The state of being protected from harm or danger.


Name: metamorphism of basalt to eclogite (Geological Process)
Description: Transformation of basalt rock into eclogite under high pressure and temperature conditions.


Name: Magnesium uranate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula MgUO4.


Name: +2, +3, +4 (Number)
Description: Possible oxidation states of Neodymium.


Name: Roofing (Construction Application)
Description: Covering the top of a building


Name: Tengri (Deity)
Description: The supreme deity in Turkic and Mongolic religions


Name: Percentage of population (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of the Aosta Valley population that speaks Valdôtain


Name: Payment services (Service Type)
Description: Various ways to facilitate financial transactions.


Name: Argonne National Laboratory scientists (scientists)
Description: Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory who studied the bridgmanite sample from the Tenham meteorite.


Name: Swiss Federal troops (Military Force)
Description: The army of the Swiss Confederation.


Name: 10% of all species (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Represents the proportion of global species found in the Amazon rainforest.


Name: Aquamanile (ARTIFACT)
Description: A container for water used for washing


Name: Nippur (Ancient City)
Description: A significant ancient Babylonian city.


Name: Laogai Research Foundation (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A non-profit organization dedicated to researching and exposing the abuses of the Chinese laogai system.


Name: Pyrolusite (Manganese Dioxide) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of manganese dioxide


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: Autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: Marine Sediments (Geological Material)
Description: Material that accumulates on the ocean floor


Name: retreat of French imperial armies (Event)
Description: The withdrawal of French forces from Spain


Name: 2017 Norwegian parliamentary election (EVENT)
Description: Election in Norway


Name: 100 meters (Distance)
Description: The initial distance between Achilles and the tortoise.


Name: St. Mary River (River)
Description: River in southern Alberta, Canada


Name: Aluminium arsenide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula AlAs.


Name: Monaco (Principality)
Description: A small sovereign city-state on the Mediterranean coast.


Name: Liberal Party (Political Party)
Description: One of the two oldest political parties in Colombia.


Name: 23.4% (Float)
Description: Percentage of female workers in Peccia


Name: Egypt and Syria (LOCATION)
Description: Regions where Greek kingdoms were founded


Name: Magnetite (Chemical Compound)
Description: A black iron oxide mineral with the formula Fe3O4


Name: Etruscan language (Language)
Description: The ancient language spoken by the Etruscans


Name: Czech literature (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: Literature produced in the Czech Republic


Name: Population decrease (Event)
Description: Decrease in population following Spanish conquest


Name: Pytheas (PERSON)
Description: A Greek geographer


Name: K+ (ion)
Description: Potassium ion with a +1 charge.


Name: Brooklyn Liberation March (EVENT)
Description: Largest transgender-rights demonstration in LGBT history


Name: Channel Tunnel (TUNNEL)
Description: Undersea tunnel connecting England and France


Name: Continental Shelf Environments (Geographical Feature)
Description: Shallow areas of the ocean floor near continents


Name: Louis XV (Person)
Description: King of France


Name: Kola Peninsula (Geographic Region)
Description: Peninsula in northwestern Russia


Name: Church of St. Bartholomew (Building)
Description: Name of the Church in Maggia


Name: Daily Mail (publication)
Description: British newspaper


Name: federated city (Political Entity)
Description: A city with a special status in relation to Rome


Name: Carriage (Part)
Description: A movable platform on a lathe that holds the cutting tool.


Name: Jules Ferry (PERSON)
Description: French statesman and reformer.


Name: ko-re-te-u (Role)
Description: A local ruler in Mycenaean society.


Name: foot context (Linguistic Context)
Description: The context in which the word 'football' is understood.


Name: Jewelry (Product Category)
Description: Lignite can be incorporated into jewelry


Name: birches (Tree)
Description: Deciduous trees common in boreal forests


Name: 1.44% of total GDP to charity (PERCENTAGE)
Description: A measure of charitable giving


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


Name: European Union Customs Union (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A trade agreement between the European Union and Turkey


Name: Dialects (Linguistic Feature)
Description: Regional variations of a language.


Name: Sophisticated Figurines and Seals (ARTIFACT)
Description: Small, intricately crafted figurines and seals


Name: Kojiki (TEXT)
Description: A collection of Japanese myths and legends.


Name: Strait of Gibraltar (Body of Water)
Description: A strait that separates Andalusia from Africa.


Name: Flooding (EVENT)
Description: Overflow of water onto land


Name: 8Li, 9Li (Isotopes)
Description: Radioactive isotopes of lithium


Name: 17 May 1814 (Date)
Description: The date the Constitution was adopted.


Name: Red Meat Consumption (Dietary Habit)
Description: The practice of eating meat from mammals.


Name: Various Types of Stone (Material)
Description: Different kinds of rock used for carving.


Name: Untreated Emeralds (Gemstone)
Description: Emeralds that have not undergone any treatments


Name: Major export market for cut steel jewellery (Market)
Description: The primary destination for exported cut steel jewelry


Name: professional autonomy (PROFESSIONAL VALUE)
Description: The ability of professionals to make independent judgments and decisions regarding their work.


Name: Chlorite group (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of phyllosilicate minerals.


Name: Fertility, abundance, and marriage (CONCEPT)
Description: Ideas related to reproduction, prosperity, and union


Name: England (COUNTRY)
Description: Nation


Name: Imperial Governor (POSITION)
Description: An official appointed by the Roman Emperor to govern a province.


Name: Tibetan Buddhism (Religious School)
Description: A branch of Buddhism prevalent in Tibet and surrounding areas.


Name: series of attempted coups (Political event)
Description: Multiple attempts to overthrow the government.


Name: Rjukan, Norway (LOCATION)
Description: A town in Norway located in a valley.


Name: ballet (Art Form)
Description: A type of dance performance


Name: Greek Orthodox Church (Religious Institution)
Description: The main Eastern Orthodox church in Greece


Name: Derbyshire County Council (Council)
Description: The council responsible for Derbyshire county.


Name: Polishing (Process)
Description: The gradual erosion of material to refine a diamond's shape.


Name: Gesso or Plaster (Material)
Description: Substances used as a base layer for painting.


Name: Over 40,000 years (perhaps as old as 52,000) (Quantity)
Description: Approximate age of the then-oldest known figurative art painting


Name: Body piercing (Procedure)
Description: Creating a hole in the body for jewelry insertion.


Name: Smaller predators (Animals)
Description: Predatory animals smaller than the red fox


Name: Light Dispersion (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: Separation of light into different colors.


Name: soapstone dust (Substance)
Description: Fine particles generated from soapstone.


Name: oak (hardwood)
Description: A type of hardwood used in sculpture.


Name: Jesuit missionaries (Religious Group)
Description: Members of the Jesuit order who traveled to Brazil and Asia.


Name: Normans (People)
Description: Inhabitants of Normandy, France


Name: Bronx County (Location)
Description: A county in New York City.


Name: Creativity and Imagination (Concept)
Description: The ability to come up with new ideas and solutions


Name: Afghanistan (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in South Asia and Central Asia.


Name: Traditional African Art (Art Form)
Description: Artistic traditions originating from the African continent.


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


Name: Court Law for the People (Document)
Description: A legal text based on Byzantine law


Name: Nirvana (Spiritual Concept)
Description: A state of enlightenment and liberation in Buddhism.


Name: approximately 1.4 million civilian employees (GROUP)
Description: Individuals working for the US federal government who are not in the military


Name: Monuments glorifying leading power (Function)
Description: Symbolizing the authority and dominance of the ruling elite


Name: Residents of Pripyat (People)
Description: Population of Pripyat


Name: Ka statues (Sculpture)
Description: Statues representing the Ka, a spiritual essence in Egyptian belief.


Name: Tenfold (Quantitative Value)
Description: Multiplication factor


Name: Quartz (Mineral Species)
Description: A common mineral with the chemical formula SiO2 and a specific crystalline structure.


Name: Red coloration (Physical Trait)
Description: The presence of the color red


Name: MTA (Transportation Agency)
Description: Agency providing transportation services in the New York metropolitan area.


Name: level of prosperity (Economic Condition)
Description: A state of economic well-being


Name: Directory (Political Body)
Description: Five-member executive authority.


Name: British Army (Military Organization)
Description: The land warfare branch of the British Armed Forces.


Name: Zinc alloys (Material)
Description: Alloys made primarily of zinc with additions of other metals.


Name: Seeds (Food source)
Description: Small, hard structures that contain the embryo of a plant.


Name: Challenge to the authority of the Vedas (Action)
Description: Questioning or disputing the supreme status of the Vedas.


Name: 4,049 m (13,284 ft) (Measurement)
Description: Height of Piz Bernina


Name: Group V elements (Element Group)
Description: Elements in the fifth column of the periodic table.


Name: Sweden's wars (EVENT)
Description: Wars fought by Sweden during the 17th century


Name: Lithium compounds (Chemical Substance)
Description: Compounds containing the element lithium.


Name: Higher education (EducationLevel)
Description: University-level education.


Name: Serpentine (MINERAL)
Description: A group of hydrous magnesium iron silicate minerals.


Name: Elemental form (State of Matter)
Description: The simplest pure form of matter


Name: sweetness (taste)
Description: The level of sugariness in the pomegranate juice.


Name: Artemis (Goddess)
Description: The Greek goddess of the hunt and wilderness.


Name: 5 moribund languages (Quantitative Property)
Description: The number of Formosan languages that are near extinction.


Name: Friedrich Hoffmann (person)
Description: German chemist who believed the base of alum was a distinct earth.


Name: Bellinzona  (City)
Description: Name of the canton's capital city.


Name: Burundi (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in East Africa


Name: 7 kg oil energy equivalent (Energy Consumption)
Description: The amount of energy needed to produce one kilogram of aluminum, expressed in terms of oil.


Name: 39% (numerical value)
Description: The percentage of magnesium found inside cells


Name: International standards (NORM)
Description: Globally accepted principles and guidelines


Name: 84.0% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of permanently occupied apartments in Cresciano


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


Name: Mediterranean Sea (Body of Water)
Description: A sea that borders Andalusia.


Name: nearly 60% in 1973 (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of Colombia's population living in urban areas in 1973.


Name: Toga with a purple stripe (Clothing)
Description: A toga worn by Senators, marked with a purple stripe.


Name: "bleu de Saint-Denis" (Name)
Description: The name given to the specific shade of blue used in the Saint Denis Basilica.


Name: hussars (MILITARY UNIT)
Description: Cavalry soldiers


Name: Approximately 600,000-750,000 (NUMBER RANGE)
Description: Estimate range of the number of Muslims living in Belgium


Name: Millennia (Unit of Time)
Description: Thousands of years.


Name: Strength and Protection (Concepts)
Description: Beliefs associated with pounamu in Māori culture.


Name: Gold (Chemical Element)
Description: A precious yellow metallic element.


Name: Living Organisms (Biological entity)
Description: Any living thing.


Name: Inaugural ceremony for the President of the Republic of China (Event)
Description: Ceremony marking the beginning of a presidential term


Name: 2-face (mathematical object)
Description: A face of dimension 2, often called a facet


Name: Kidney disease (Medical Condition)
Description: Any condition that affects the kidneys' ability to function properly


Name: meadows with scattered fruit trees and whitethorn (Land Cover Type)
Description: Open grassy areas interspersed with fruit trees and whitethorn bushes


Name: Walk and bicycle modes of travel (TRANSPORTATION MODE)
Description: Methods of transportation involving walking or cycling.


Name: Red blood cells (Biological Cell Type)
Description: Cells responsible for carrying oxygen throughout the body.


Name: Popular culture imagery (Subject Matter)
Description: Warhol's art often featured recognizable images from advertising, celebrities, and consumer products.


Name: Inwood Marble (Rock Type)
Description: A type of marble found in Inwood, Manhattan.


Name: length of a skirt (measurement)
Description: Distance from waist to hem of a garment


Name: purple fabrics (Product)
Description: Cloth dyed purple


Name: Yayoi people (Human group)
Description: Japonic-speaking people who migrated to Japan


Name: Imported from Crete or Made by Minoan Metalsmiths on the Mainland (SOURCE)
Description: Possible origins of precious metal vessels on mainland Greece


Name: Idiochromatic element (Element type)
Description: Essential element determining a mineral's color


Name: Battle of Kulikovo (Military Event)
Description: A battle between the Russians and the Mongol-Tatars


Name: ceramics museum (Institution)
Description: A museum dedicated to the display and study of ceramic art.


Name: FLN (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Algerian independence movement


Name: belief that creation of living forms is unique to God (Religious Doctrine)
Description: The theological conviction that only God possesses the power to create life.


Name: Hälsingland (Province)
Description: A neighboring province in Sweden.


Name: Judging administrative suits (Function)
Description: A core function of the Judicial Yuan


Name: Brooklyn (BOROUGH)
Description: One of the five boroughs of New York City


Name: Uranyl Ion (Chemical Species)
Description: A positively charged ion containing uranium.


Name: cemetery (Burial Ground)
Description: Located near the basilica within Bratislava Castle


Name: Brezalauspurc (Castle)
Description: Possibly a Moravian castle mentioned in written texts


Name: Glass Particles (Material)
Description: Molten material with planetary soil and meteorite matter


Name: Gray iron (Material)
Description: A type of cast iron.


Name: John Smith (Person)
Description: English explorer


Name: BaCa6[(SiO4)(PO4)](PO4)2F (Chemical Formula)
Description: The chemical composition of Zadovite


Name: Non-peaceful means (ACTION)
Description: Potential military action against Taiwan


Name: Pech Merle cave paintings (Artworks)
Description: Prehistoric cave paintings in France.


Name: Arctic Circle (GEOGRAPHIC FEATURE)
Description: An imaginary circle around the Earth marking the southernmost point where the sun can remain continuously above or below the horizon for 24 hours.


Name: General Motors Corporation (Company)
Description: An American multinational automaker.


Name: mills (Building Type)
Description: Places where goods are manufactured


Name: Growth of Silicon Dioxide on Silicon (PROCESS)
Description: A crucial technique for creating the insulating layers in transistors.


Name: Michaels (PERSON)
Description: A scholar who studies Hinduism


Name: glucinium (CHEMICAL_ELEMENT)
Description: Alternative name for beryllium


Name: bold and deeply cut (Description)
Description: Characteristic of the design style of talismanic seals.


Name: German Film Awards (EVENT)
Description: An annual awards ceremony for German films


Name: β-Tetragonal Boron (Allotrope)
Description: A crystalline form of boron with a tetragonal crystal structure.


Name: lime (CHEMICAL_COMPOUND)
Description: A type of rock, primarily composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO3).


Name: cella (Architectural Feature)
Description: The inner chamber of a temple.


Name: First ionization energy of fluorine (Physical Property)
Description: The energy required to remove an electron from a neutral fluorine atom


Name: Veterans (Unspecified Percentage) (GROUP)
Description: Former military personnel who own businesses.


Name: Fractional Crystallization (Geological Process)
Description: The process where minerals crystallize from magma in a specific order based on their melting points.


Name: Non-ferrous metal (Material type)
Description: Metals that do not contain iron


Name: Coastal plain (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: Low-lying sandy area along the coast.


Name: Certain anomalous orange stars (Celestial Object)
Description: Stars with unusual characteristics


Name: Bone morphogenetic protein (Protein)
Description: Protein involved in bone formation


Name: Anodes (Component)
Description: Electrodes used in the electrolysis process


Name: Luso-Extremaduran floristic province (Floristic Province)
Description: A floristic province covering part of northern Andalusia.


Name: two main objectives: maintaining control and suppressing resistance (GOAL)
Description: The Portuguese colonial administration's primary aims


Name: large areas in Guerrero, Oaxaca, Puebla (LOCATION)
Description: Regions in Mexico


Name: Mirror (Optical component)
Description: A reflective surface used to redirect light.


Name: program and related efforts (CONCEPT)
Description: Initiatives by ITRI for mineral traceability.


Name: 46.2% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of irreligious people in Germany


Name: GDP (Economic Indicator)
Description: Total value of goods and services produced in a country.


Name: Catherine the Great and Other Rulers (Group of People)
Description: Monarchs and leaders during the 18th century


Name: Samlout District, Cambodia (location)
Description: A district in northwestern Cambodia known for its ruby mines.


Name: 1547 (Year)
Description: The year Ivan IV declared himself Tsar


Name: visible spectrum (scientific concept)
Description: The range of wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation that can be detected by the human eye.


Name: Millefiori Beads (Artifact)
Description: Glass beads with a floral pattern created by fusing canes together.


Name: Treatment with Hydrogen Sulfide (Chemical Process)
Description: Reacting a compound with hydrogen sulfide to modify its structure.


Name: Hastings-on-Hudson (CITY)
Description: A village in Westchester County


Name: Kidney transplantation (Surgical Procedure)
Description: Replacing a diseased kidney with a healthy one from a donor


Name: Groves (vanas) (Location)
Description: Areas of trees and vegetation.


Name: tolls (Fee)
Description: Payments required for using the motorway


Name: Defect Slip (Mechanical Phenomenon)
Description: The movement of defects (dislocations) within the crystal lattice.


Name: Yulia Tymoshenko (PERSON)
Description: Pro-Western presidential candidate of Ukraine


Name: Left-bank Ukraine and Kiev (REGION)
Description: Eastern part of Ukraine, including the city of Kiev


Name: 7 billion USD (CURRENCY_VALUE)
Description: The value of goods imported by Afghanistan.


Name: Etruscan language (Language)
Description: The language spoken by the Etruscans


Name: Phosphorus (Element)
Description: An element often found in phosphate minerals


Name: Finely Divided Boron (Form of Boron)
Description: Boron in small particles


Name: Stalled population growth (EVENT)
Description: Population stopped increasing, possibly due to limited job opportunities or other factors.


Name: talc (MINERAL)
Description: A hydrous magnesium silicate mineral.


Name: William Justin Kroll (PERSON)
Description: A chemist who developed a method for producing titanium.


Name: Fluorescent Lighting Tubes (Device)
Description: Devices that produce light using fluorescence


Name: hyponym (Linguistic Term)
Description: A word representing a subordinate category.


Name: Slavs (Ethnic group)
Description: A group of people with shared linguistic and cultural origins.


Name: Larnite (Mineral)
Description: An earlier mineral that interacted with a melt to form Nabimusaite.


Name: Surrounding sediment's capacity to contain nuclear waste products (ABILITY)
Description: The ability of the surrounding sediment to hold nuclear waste


Name: northeast (DIRECTION)
Description: A cardinal direction


Name: Polynesians (GROUP)
Description: Ethnic group


Name: [AuXe4](Sb2F11)2 (Chemical Compound)
Description: Tetraxenonogold(II) cation complex


Name: Central Europe (Region)
Description: A region located in the center of the European continent.


Name: Earth's crust (Geologic layer)
Description: The outermost solid shell of the Earth


Name: Applied Visual Arts (Field Of Study)
Description: The application of visual arts principles to design and art.


Name: Keychains (Accessory)
Description: Small chains attached to keys.


Name: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (International Organization)
Description: Military alliance formed after World War II


Name: Previous steelmaking methods (Steelmaking Methods)
Description: Older techniques for producing steel.


Name: Potassium Ferrioxalate (Chemical Compound)
Description: The potassium salt of the ferrioxalate ion


Name: Bettogli Quarry (LOCATION)
Description: A specific Carrara marble quarry.


Name: Retinal Tetrachromats (Biological Subtype)
Description: Individuals who possess four cone cell types in their retina.


Name: Late second and early third century CE (Time Period)
Description: The period between the late 2nd century and early 3rd century Common Era.


Name: Natural Occurrence (Process)
Description: The way particolored sapphires form in the earth


Name: Aztec Gender Ideology (Belief System)
Description: The ideas and beliefs about gender roles in Aztec society


Name: Elected officials (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who were chosen by popular vote to hold office.


Name: A hard Lewis acid (CHEMICAL CONCEPT)
Description: A classification based on sodium's tendency to accept electron pairs


Name: social problems and human rights violations occurring in supply chains (Issue)
Description: Problems that can arise when companies outsource production.


Name: enamelling (Technique)
Description: Process of decorating metal with colored glass.


Name: Nymphenburg, Bavaria, Capodimonte, Naples (Location)
Description: Cities in Europe


Name: Males (GenderGroup)
Description: Male residents of Okanogan County


Name: Ice (Material)
Description: Frozen water.


Name: pei (garment)
Description: Another name for pibo in the Tang dynasty


Name: Huitztlan (PLACE_NAME)
Description: A place name meaning 'Place of many thorns'


Name: Ternary Diagram (Graphical Representation)
Description: A diagram used to represent three variables.


Name: Artists (PROFESSION)
Description: People who create art


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


Name: 52,000 (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of casualties on the Spanish-French side


Name: Binder (Art Material)
Description: A substance that holds the pigment particles together in a painting medium.


Name: Svealand (Historical Region)
Description: A historical region in Sweden.


Name: Palestine (Geographic Region)
Description: A region in the eastern Mediterranean, historically associated with the ancient Israelites.


Name: Practically Stable Isotope (Isotope Property)
Description: Isotope with an extremely long half-life


Name: Greenish-Black Streak (Physical Property)
Description: Color left behind when the mineral is rubbed on a streak plate.


Name: Jay Leno (Person)
Description: Comedian and former host of 'The Tonight Show'


Name: Kais Saied (PERSON)
Description: The president of Tunisia


Name: Komsa culture (Archaeological Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture from northern Norway.


Name: Northern Dutch (PEOPLE)
Description: Dutch people living north of the Rhine and Meuse rivers


Name: men (GENDER)
Description: Male inhabitants of Afghanistan


Name: Darker tones (Visual property)
Description: Shades of gray darker than the burnished areas.


Name: Siddharth Kara (PERSON)
Description: Scholar who studies conflict minerals.


Name: region (LOCATION)
Description: An unspecified area


Name: Defect Rock-Salt Structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: A specific type of crystal structure.


Name: Mesoamerican Civilization (Cultural Group)
Description: A civilization that existed in Mesoamerica.


Name: Carbonized exocarp (Archeological Find)
Description: Charred outer layer of a pomegranate fruit


Name: Gemmy Masses (Geological Formation)
Description: Translucent or transparent aggregations of willemite


Name: cerite (MINERAL)
Description: A heavy mineral


Name: Sotheby's (AUCTION HOUSE)
Description: Auction house specializing in luxury goods


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


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


Name: Carbide (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Compounds formed between carbon and a more electropositive element, typically a metal.


Name: Carboniferous (Geological Period)
Description: A geological period spanning from 358.9 to 298.9 million years ago


Name: Helium-Neon Laser (Technology)
Description: Laser emitting red light, invented in 1962.


Name: Arabic language (Language)
Description: A Semitic language spoken in the Middle East and North Africa.


Name: slate deposits (resource)
Description: Locations where slate can be found


Name: parade (EVENT)
Description: Part of the street carnival celebrations.


Name: Han Chinese men (Ethnic Group)
Description: Men belonging to the Han Chinese ethnicity.


Name: More territories (Geographical Area)
Description: Additional regions within Afghanistan.


Name: Alexander the Great (PERSON)
Description: King of Macedon


Name: Conflict (EVENT)
Description: Armed struggle in a region.


Name: Chamonix (LOCATION)
Description: Town in the French Alps


Name: Sacred Grove fresco (ARTWORK)
Description: A fresco depicting women in a green space.


Name: Czech Television (Broadcaster)
Description: Public television broadcaster in the Czech Republic


Name: Roman people (PEOPLE)
Description: Citizens of the Roman Empire.


Name: Artwork from Germany and Holland (ARTWORKS)
Description: Paintings and sculptures from Germany and Holland


Name: Antalya Province (Administrative Division)
Description: A province in southwestern Turkey.


Name: human symbolic culture arises from material conditions (Statement)
Description: The belief that cultural practices and beliefs are rooted in the material needs and realities of human existence.


Name: tracing descent from Berbers (Action)
Description: The act of establishing ancestral connection to the Berber people.


Name: Minoan Crete (Civilization)
Description: Bronze Age civilization on the island of Crete


Name: 544 nm (Wavelength)
Description: The wavelength of light emitted by Tb:YAG.


Name: high-resolution movies and stereoscopic images (Visual Representations)
Description: Detailed 3D visualizations of fossils


Name: Bauxite (Material)
Description: An ore containing aluminum hydroxide


Name: University of Cape Town (UNIVERSITY)
Description: University in South Africa


Name: Hungarians (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Uralic ethnic group native to the Carpathian Basin.


Name: Great Moravian Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The empire that established the settlements in question


Name: Other materials (General term)
Description: Various substances used to modify glass properties.


Name: French knights (Military Personnel)
Description: Knights from France who participated in the Crusades


Name: World War I (WAR)
Description: A global conflict from 1914 to 1918


Name: Cultural Exception (Political Concept)
Description: The idea of treating culture differently from other commercial products.


Name: Animal Fat (Substance)
Description: A binder used to create a pigment paste.


Name: Economic costs (Concept)
Description: Financial expenses associated with a particular activity or process.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic located in North America.


Name: Ductile Deformation Field (Geological Process)
Description: The range of pressure and temperature where rocks deform plastically.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in Oceania


Name: Reprocessing scrap metal (Process)
Description: Transforming old metal into new steel.


Name: calcareous grassland, ash woodlands, rock outcrops (Habitat Type)
Description: Types of habitats found in the dales of the White Peak.


Name: process of conquest and incorporation of Mesoamerican peoples into the Spanish Empire (Process)
Description: The process by which the Spanish conquered and incorporated indigenous people into their empire


Name: right lapel (clothing feature)
Description: The part of the collar on the right side of the garment.


Name: artificial intelligence (FIELD_OF_STUDY)
Description: A branch of computer science concerned with the development of intelligent agents that can reason, learn, and act autonomously


Name: anhydrous aluminium chloride (chemical compound)
Description: A compound of aluminium and chlorine without water molecules.


Name: sharply bifurcated (Property Characteristic)
Description: Describes the difference in real estate prices between east and west Inwood


Name: Forest and Agricultural Land (Land Type)
Description: Area used for forestry and agriculture


Name: modern Greeks (Group)
Description: People who live in Greece currently.


Name: epidote (Mineral)
Description: A pistachio-green mineral that often forms veins in Cipollino marble.


Name: The Elementary Forms of Religious Life (Book)
Description: Durkheim's influential work on religion and social life.


Name: West (Region)
Description: The Western Hemisphere or Western world.


Name: Sealy Harbor (LOCATION)
Description: A harbor in Inwood


Name: Archaeological Treasures (Historical Artifacts)
Description: Objects of historical significance unearthed through archaeological excavation.


Name: Contact Metamorphic Slate (Rock Type)
Description: Slate formed by contact with magma


Name: जम्बू (jambū) (WORD)
Description: Sanskrit word for rose apple


Name: Bonne Projection (Map Projection)
Description: A map projection intermediate between the Werner and sinusoidal projections


Name: Notion of an 'unconscious, millennia-old "Berberness"' (CONCEPT)
Description: The idea of a deep-seated, unchanging Berber identity expressed through art.


Name: Coral Sea (BODY_OF_WATER)
Description: A sea off the coast of Queensland, Australia.


Name: Hindu (Religion)
Description: A major world religion originating in the Indian subcontinent.


Name: Diopside (Mineral)
Description: A calcium magnesium silicate mineral.


Name: diamond trade (economic activity)
Description: The buying and selling of diamonds.


Name: Flying University (Warsaw) (EducationalInstitution)
Description: Clandestine university in Warsaw, Poland


Name: Doping (Process)
Description: Introducing impurities into the crystal structure of a semiconductor to alter its properties.


Name: Prolonged heat or light (Environmental factor)
Description: Extended exposure to high temperatures or bright light


Name: Romans (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization centered in the Italian peninsula


Name: 11 seats (Number of Seats)
Description: Number of seats won in the 2013 election


Name: Côte d'Ivoire (LOCATION)
Description: French name for the Ivory Coast


Name: £3,121 per head (MONEY)
Description: Amount of money spent on healthcare per person.


Name: silversmiths (Profession)
Description: Skilled workers who craft objects from silver.


Name: Dost Mohammad Khan, Wazir Akbar Khan (PERSON)
Description: Previous Afghan rulers who resisted foreign influence


Name: Centaure nuclear test (EVENT)
Description: Nuclear test conducted by France over Mururoa Atoll


Name: Pseudotachylite (Rock Type)
Description: Glassy rock formed by rapid melting and solidification of rocks under high stress


Name: 6.9% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of Maggia population speaking German as of 2000


Name: Sahara Desert (DESERT)
Description: A large desert in North Africa.


Name: Syria (Location)
Description: A country in the Middle East


Name: Saualpe Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Carinthia, Austria


Name: melomakarona, diples and galaktoboureko (Dish)
Description: Examples of sweet Greek desserts.


Name: Sacred Animals (Animal)
Description: Animals with divine connections


Name: Purple Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A variety of corundum exhibiting purple coloration.


Name: Interface between wood and cement (Region)
Description: The boundary zone where wood and cement interact.


Name: Right Mindfulness (Buddhist Principle)
Description: Paying attention to the present moment without judgment.


Name: Roman Catholicism (RELIGION)
Description: The dominant religion in Andalusia.


Name: Plantation labourers (Occupation)
Description: Workers employed on agricultural plantations.


Name: Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo (Person)
Description: Spanish philosopher and literary critic.


Name: Savage Islands (ISLANDS)
Description: Islands located in the Atlantic Ocean, subject to a territorial dispute.


Name: federal jurisdictions (GEOGRAPHIC AREA)
Description: Areas under the jurisdiction of the federal government.


Name: Granulation from Etruria (Jewellery Style)
Description: A style of granulation known for its mystique and artistry.


Name: one of the largest in Southeastern Europe (Description)
Description: Describes the size of the Kopaonik ski resort relative to others in the region.


Name: 226,409 (Number)
Description: Number of Missouri residents affiliated with the United Methodist Church.


Name: Protestants (Religious Group)
Description: Followers of Protestant Christianity


Name: Life orientation of many Hindus (Concept)
Description: The general direction and purpose in life for many who identify as Hindu.


Name: multiple music traditions (Cultural Practice)
Description: Various styles and genres of music


Name: Northernmost Neighborhood (Title)
Description: The title given to the northernmost neighborhood of a borough or region.


Name: Utö (Location)
Description: An island in Sweden


Name: potable water (RESOURCE)
Description: Safe drinking water


Name: 3 (Quantity)
Description: Numerical value representing the quantity three


Name: quartz crystals (Object)
Description: Crystalline formations of quartz


Name: aging (Process)
Description: Describes the demographic trend of increasing elderly population


Name: Maintaining Structure in Plants (Biological Function)
Description: The role cellulose plays in supporting plant tissues.


Name: 625-740 nanometers (Wavelength Range)
Description: The range of wavelengths perceived as red by the human eye.


Name: Brittleness (Property)
Description: The tendency to break or shatter easily.


Name: Impurities, water molecules and defects in crystal lattice (Factors Affecting Material Properties)
Description: The causes of Morin transition suppression in nanoparticles.


Name: Some early Buddhist texts (DOCUMENT)
Description: Religious scriptures of early Buddhism.


Name: Green robe (Clothing)
Description: A robe of the color green


Name: OK (Business Name)
Description: A chain of convenience stores in Taiwan.


Name: 3,684 km2 (Area)
Description: Total land area of Euboea


Name: Genghis Khan (PERSON)
Description: Mongol leader


Name: Seville (LOCATION)
Description: City in Andalusia


Name: Marie Curie (Scientist)
Description: A physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity


Name: Barium (Chemical Element)
Description: An alkaline earth metal


Name: Bonded or Coated Forms (Product Form)
Description: Abrasives that are held together by a binder or coated onto a surface


Name: 863 °C (1585 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which the phase transition occurs.


Name: Macarena (SONG)
Description: Hit song by Los del Río


Name: New Jersey (Location)
Description: A state in the northeastern United States


Name: 3.8 minutes (Time Duration)
Description: The amount of time it takes for half of a radioactive sample to decay.


Name: 1.8 ppm (Measurement)
Description: Parts per million concentration of boron.


Name: upper classes in al-Andalus (Social Group)
Description: Elite social stratum in the Islamic Iberian Peninsula.


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A radioactive element


Name: Mycenaean civilization (Civilization)
Description: A Bronze Age civilization on the Greek mainland


Name: Bill Clinton (PERSON)
Description: President of the United States from 1993 to 2001.


Name: particulate (concept)
Description: Something composed of particles.


Name: breach of continuity (CONCEPT)
Description: Maintaining a consistent flow or connection within the design.


Name: Bellinzona (City)
Description: A city in Ticino


Name: mili (clothing)
Description: A head covering similar to a burqa


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Al and atomic number 13.


Name: Tiroran (Location)
Description: Settlement on the Isle of Mull


Name: Later Hanfu designs (Style)
Description: Designs of Hanfu from later periods


Name: Cataclasis (Geological process)
Description: Process of fracturing, comminution, rotation and translation of rocks.


Name: Ajo Caliente (Dish)
Description: Hot Andalusian garlic soup


Name: host material (Role)
Description: Provides the structural framework for active laser ions.


Name: ANZUS security treaty (Agreement)
Description: A collective defense treaty between Australia, New Zealand, and the United States.


Name: Horti Sallustiani (Location)
Description: Gardens belonging to the Roman statesman Lucius Cornelius Sallustius Crispus.


Name: 119 (Quantity)
Description: The number of students from Maggia attending schools outside the municipality.


Name: Siderite (Mineral)
Description: An iron carbonate mineral with the formula FeCO3


Name: Merit-Based Recruitment, General Education, Hierarchical Structure, Achievement-Based Promotion (Concept)
Description: A set of proposals for reforming the Civil Service.


Name: Carl Friedrich Gauss (Person)
Description: A mathematician who developed a method for orbit determination.


Name: New artworks (Artifact)
Description: Newly created works of art.


Name: Color-Sound Associations (Concept)
Description: Kandinsky's idea that specific colors correspond to particular musical notes or chords.


Name: Room temperature (Temperature)
Description: Typical indoor temperature


Name: Aquamarines (Mineral)
Description: A blue-green variety of beryl.


Name: To pay off start-up funding (FinancialConcept)
Description: The initial investment required to establish the operation


Name: Goldwork (Craft)
Description: The art and craft of working with gold.


Name: René Antoine Ferchault de Réaumur (Person)
Description: French naturalist and physicist


Name: China (COUNTRY)
Description: The People's Republic of China


Name: Belgium (LOCATION)
Description: Country in Western Europe


Name: Établissements coloniaux français (ECF) (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Colonial administration responsible for French colonies


Name: Neutron Poison (Material)
Description: A substance that absorbs neutrons and slows down a nuclear chain reaction.


Name: Population aged 15-74 in Norway (Demographic group)
Description: People within a specific age range residing in Norway.


Name: sculpture used for religious purposes (function)
Description: Serving a religious or spiritual purpose.


Name: ancestry proportions (DATA)
Description: Percentage distribution of different ancestry groups in the population


Name: Past Ocean Conditions (Environmental Factor)
Description: The characteristics of the ocean in past times


Name: Hundreds of channels (Quantity)
Description: A large number of television channels


Name: sickle/scythe/mechanical reaper-binder (tool)
Description: Instruments used for cutting and binding cereal crops.


Name: City's landmass (Area)
Description: The physical extent of the city


Name: John Wilkins (Person)
Description: An English philosopher.


Name: Emeralds (Gemstone)
Description: A green variety of the mineral beryl.


Name: cataclastic mechanisms (geological process)
Description: Processes involving fracturing, crushing, and frictional sliding of rocks.


Name: Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine (LIST)
Description: Collection of important natural landmarks in Ukraine


Name: Monofluorides (Chemical compound)
Description: Binary compounds consisting of one metal atom and one fluorine atom


Name: Modern technology (Concept)
Description: Advancements in tools and techniques.


Name: Northern Regions of Germany (Geographic Region)
Description: The northern part of Germany


Name: ivory and rubber (RESOURCE)
Description: Commodities extracted from the Congo Free State under Leopold II's rule.


Name: New York's historic sister cities (CITY_GROUP)
Description: Cities that have established partnerships with New York City through the sister city program.


Name: Creative Arts (Discipline)
Description: A collection of disciplines that create artworks.


Name: Chinese painting or calligraphy (Art Form)
Description: Works of art created using paint or calligraphic writing.


Name: Methods (TECHNIQUE)
Description: Procedures or ways of doing something


Name: Fossil shells or fragments (Fossil)
Description: Remnants of organisms preserved in the rock.


Name: Manchu clothing (Clothing)
Description: Traditional attire of the Manchus.


Name: bronze-working (Craft)
Description: Skill in working with bronze


Name: abrasives (Material)
Description: Substances used for grinding or polishing


Name: Bianco San Genovese (Pigment)
Description: A white pigment made from lime.


Name: Americans (Group of People)
Description: Soldiers from the United States


Name: Basel (City)
Description: A city in northwestern Switzerland.


Name: St. Moritz (City)
Description: An Alpine resort town in Grisons


Name: Lazaridis et al. research (2017) (Research Study)
Description: A genetic study conducted by Lazaridis and colleagues


Name: Uranium Oxyanions (Chemical Species)
Description: Negatively charged ions containing uranium and oxygen.


Name: 98 films (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of films subsidized by FDATIC


Name: Computer Software (Technology)
Description: Programs that instruct computers to perform specific tasks.


Name: Panna (Location)
Description: A city in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India.


Name: Same-sex marriage (Social Institution)
Description: Marriage between two people of the same sex.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A North African country serving as a primary exit point for NWA meteorites.


Name: Tunisian women (SocialGroup)
Description: Female citizens of Tunisia


Name: Obama administration (ORGANIZATION)
Description: US presidential administration under Barack Obama


Name: E175 (Code)
Description: Food additive code in the Codex Alimentarius


Name: Monophysitism (Christian Theology)
Description: A doctrine that emphasizes the single nature of Christ


Name: low relief (adjective phrase)
Description: Slightly raised surface design


Name: European Free Trade Association (EFTA) (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A free trade association between European countries


Name: Ordinary People (Group of People)
Description: Individuals without high social status


Name: free-standing Greek works of heroic exploits (ARTISTIC WORK)
Description: Sculptures depicting heroes from Greek mythology and history.


Name: electron hole (Concept)
Description: A representation of an absence of an electron in a valence band.


Name: kitchenware (example of classified items)
Description: Items used in food preparation and serving


Name: Couture Fashion Week (EVENT)
Description: An event showcasing high-fashion designs.


Name: Secular Country (GOVERNMENT TYPE)
Description: A country that separates religion and state.


Name: United Nations (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An intergovernmental organization founded in 1945.


Name: Berber forces (GROUP)
Description: Military forces of the Berber people


Name: principal instigator (Role)
Description: The main person responsible for inciting the riots


Name: Fort Slocum (MILITARY_FORT)
Description: A former U.S. Army fort


Name: coffee (Commodity)
Description: A widely traded beverage.


Name: Toughness (Property)
Description: The ability to absorb energy and resist fracture.


Name: Missouri (US State)
Description: A state in the Midwestern United States.


Name: 19th Century (Historical Period)
Description: The period from 1801 to 1900.


Name: 70 recognized species (Number)
Description: Specific types within the amphibole mineral group.


Name: Octahedral Graph (Specific Graph Type)
Description: Represents the connectivity of an octahedron's vertices.


Name: Corners and Other Defects (Geometric Feature)
Description: Physical irregularities that concentrate stress.


Name: 13 jailed journalists in Turkey (STATISTIC)
Description: Number of journalists imprisoned in Turkey.


Name: Christians (PEOPLE)
Description: Followers of Christianity


Name: Single crystal boule (Material)
Description: A single, large crystal grown from molten material.


Name: No Good Bond Strength After Joining (Observation)
Description: The absence of a strong bond between joined pieces suggests low fusibility.


Name: Orthodox Church (Religion)
Description: An Eastern Christian denomination


Name: Golzinnes (Hamlet)
Description: A hamlet near Gembloux


Name: Superconductivity (Property)
Description: Zero electrical resistance


Name: choosing a new head of state (Political Action)
Description: The process of selecting a new leader for the country


Name: numerous waterways (geographical feature)
Description: Rivers, streams, canals, etc. that carry water


Name: Photoengraving (Process)
Description: A process for creating engraved images on metal surfaces using light-sensitive materials and chemical etching.


Name: Titicus Reservoir (Water Infrastructure)
Description: One of the reservoirs in the Croton system


Name: Three Identical Precursors (Chemical Compound)
Description: Molecules or ions that are chemically identical.


Name: diplomatic relations with over 100 countries (Description)
Description: Number of countries Tunisia has diplomatic ties with


Name: ships laden with tributes and treasures (OBJECT)
Description: The spoils of war obtained by the Empress.


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: The natural crystalline form of Aluminium oxide


Name: Swiss franc (Currency)
Description: The currency of Switzerland


Name: Dharma (Concept)
Description: Buddhist teachings and principles


Name: Daughter of Benjamin Silliman (PERSON)
Description: Married to Professor James Dwight Dana


Name: Placenticeras meeki (Ammonite species)
Description: A species of disk-shaped ammonite


Name: Zinc supplements (Substance)
Description: Preparations containing zinc, often taken to address deficiencies


Name: Spanish Conquests (HISTORICAL EVENT)
Description: Conquests of the Americas by Spain in the 16th and 17th centuries


Name: Power center (Political Entity)
Description: A location or entity with significant political influence and control.


Name: Sulfide deposits (Geological feature)
Description: Deposits of sulfide minerals


Name: 154 aircraft (NUMBER)
Description: The number of aircraft in Tunisia's Air Force


Name: Trust (Abstract Concept)
Description: Belief in reliability


Name: ahrensite (mineral)
Description: An iron-bearing analogue of ringwoodite


Name: 7-Eleven (Business Name)
Description: A chain of convenience stores in Taiwan.


Name: is-a hierarchies (Structure)
Description: Hierarchical relationships where each level is more specific than the one above it.


Name: natural slate (MATERIAL)
Description: A fine-grained, foliated metamorphic rock


Name: radioactive substances, mainly Thorium (Substance)
Description: Elements that emit ionizing radiation


Name: Red Marble (Material Name)
Description: Common name for red limestones


Name: 3.4 persons per square kilometre (DENSITY)
Description: The number of people living per unit area


Name: Angola (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Africa.


Name: 180 million passengers (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of passengers carried annually


Name: Colonial legislatures and officials (Group of People)
Description: Representatives and administrators in the American colonies.


Name: Central Asian Turkic States (Group of Countries)
Description: Countries in Central Asia that share Turkic cultural and linguistic heritage.


Name: castle ruins (HISTORICAL SITE)
Description: Remains of castles


Name: Same patterns as ancient Greeks (Design Element)
Description: Filigree designs similar to those used by ancient Greek artisans.


Name: 50.4% female to 49.6% male (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of females and males in the population of North Macedonia.


Name: Troy's Late Bronze Age layers (ARCHAEOLOGICAL_FIND)
Description: Archaeological evidence from Troy dating to the Late Bronze Age


Name: Tunisian Solar Plan (Plan)
Description: Tunisia's strategy for renewable energy development


Name: Socio-economic Inequalities (Social Issue)
Description: Disparities in wealth, income, and opportunities between different social groups.


Name: Hong Kong (Location)
Description: The location where the 5 carat vivid pink diamond was sold.


Name: Pōmare Dynasty (DYNASTY)
Description: A ruling family in Tahiti.


Name: Crown ethers, cryptands and other ligands (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Molecules that can bind to metal ions


Name: French (Language)
Description: Romance language


Name: Hiking (Activity)
Description: A popular outdoor recreational activity.


Name: light in daytime sky (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Light present in the sky during the day.


Name: Soluble salts (Chemical Substance)
Description: Salts that dissolve in water or other solvents.


Name: Protectorate over Tunisia (Political Status)
Description: France's control over Tunisia


Name: Carbon content (Property)
Description: A key factor determining the type and properties of steel.


Name: Advertising Campaigns (ACTIVITY)
Description: Organized efforts to promote products or services.


Name: Minoan art (Art Style)
Description: Artistic expressions from the Minoan civilization.


Name: coral fishing (ACTIVITY)
Description: The practice of catching and harvesting coral.


Name: 2% of GDP (Percentage)
Description: Ratio of Algeria's external debt to its Gross Domestic Product


Name: UK (Location)
Description: United Kingdom


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


Name: home shrines (Religious Structure)
Description: Sacred spaces within homes dedicated to worship.


Name: €160.6 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: Total Gross Domestic Product of Andalusia in 2018.


Name: 19th-century Rio de Janeiro (LOCATION & TIME)
Description: The place and time period where choro originated.


Name: Bullae (Vessel Type)
Description: Pear-shaped vessels used to hold perfume.


Name: Yorgos Lanthimos (PERSON)
Description: Greek filmmaker


Name: weakly pleochroic (Optical Property)
Description: Kasolite exhibits a slight change in color depending on the viewing angle


Name: metals (Materials Class)
Description: Elements that are typically shiny, malleable and ductile


Name: sp2 hybridized orbitals (Chemical feature)
Description: A type of atomic orbital hybridization.


Name: Danish (LANGUAGE)
Description: A North Germanic language spoken in Denmark.


Name: Polymeric Structure (Material Property)
Description: A structure composed of repeating units linked together


Name: Artists (Profession)
Description: Individuals who create art.


Name: 2016 Environmental Performance Index (ranking)
Description: A measure of environmental performance


Name: U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) (Organization)
Description: A U.S. government agency that protects consumers and enforces antitrust laws.


Name: National People's Congress (Political Institution)
Description: The highest organ of state power in China.


Name: Supreme People's Court and Supreme People's Procuratorate (Institution)
Description: Chinese judicial authorities


Name: Tetragonal System (Crystal System)
Description: One of the seven crystal systems


Name: Bubble memory (Technology)
Description: An obsolete data storage technology that used magnetic domains to represent bits.


Name: Celestial Bodies (Astronomical Object)
Description: Natural objects in space.


Name: Napoleon III (Person)
Description: Emperor of France from 1852 to 1870


Name: Vevey (City)
Description: A city in the canton of Vaud


Name: Low-potassium tholeiitic magmas (Geological Material)
Description: A type of molten rock.


Name: Greater radial stress (Physical force)
Description: Force exerted perpendicular to the radius of a rotating object


Name: Slavic populations in the Balkans (Ethnic Group)
Description: Individuals belonging to Slavic ethnic groups inhabiting the Balkan region.


Name: Cultured pearl (Material)
Description: Real pearls created through human intervention in the oyster's natural pearling process.


Name: Iron Cycling (Biogeochemical Process)
Description: The movement and transformation of iron within the environment.


Name: government officials (Occupation)
Description: Individuals working in administrative roles within the government.


Name: Insects (Organism Class)
Description: Six-legged arthropods with three body segments (head, thorax, and abdomen).


Name: Jan Mayen (ISLAND)
Description: A remote Arctic island.


Name: Tool steels (Type of steel)
Description: Steels alloyed with large amounts of tungsten and cobalt or other elements for maximum solution hardening.


Name: Euro Health Consumer Index (EHCI) (Healthcare Ranking System)
Description: An annual index that compares healthcare systems in Europe


Name: 252 (Number)
Description: Quantity of permanently inhabited apartments in Cresciano


Name: Carbon Dioxide-rich and Water-rich Fluids (Fluid Type)
Description: Fluids containing dissolved carbon dioxide and water, capable of infiltrating and altering rocks.


Name: football, tennis, ice hockey, volleyball, floorball, golf, ball hockey, athletics, basketball, skiing (Sports)
Description: Various popular sports in the Czech Republic


Name: The world's largest automobile company by vehicle production (RANKING)
Description: Toyota's position in the global automotive industry


Name: Australasian Tektite Strewnfield (Geological Formation)
Description: A field of tektites spread across a wide area


Name: van Arkel–de Boer process (PROCESS)
Description: A method for producing high-purity titanium using iodine


Name: 1,300 km (LENGTH)
Description: The length of Tunisia's coastline


Name: Local filmmakers (PERSON)
Description: Individuals who make films in New Zealand


Name: Iron Age Sword (Sword Type)
Description: Sword made during the Iron Age


Name: women (SocialGroup)
Description: Female population of Tunisia


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


Name: Sculptures depicting the Birth of Athena (Artwork)
Description: Artistic representations of the goddess Athena's birth.


Name: Magnesium salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: Salts derived from magnesium


Name: Manganese(III) (Chemical Species)
Description: The +3 oxidation state of manganese.


Name: 0.57% of the national GDP of Morocco (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Contribution of cannabis to Morocco's economy


Name: Pittsburgh, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Cleveland (Locations)
Description: Cities known for their steel industries


Name: a million Algerians and 80,000 foreign students (PEOPLE)
Description: Students seeking education in Algeria


Name: 65 billion tonnes (QUANTITY)
Description: The estimated size of the brown coal reserves


Name: Hopi (Indigenous Peoples)
Description: A Native American tribe in Northern Arizona


Name: Broad, Rolling Terrain with Low Hills (Landform Description)
Description: Characteristics of the northwestern plateau terrain


Name: jewelling (technique)
Description: The use of jewels to reduce friction in a mechanism


Name: Elaborate metalwork (ARTWORK)
Description: Intricately designed objects crafted from metals


Name: Japan (COUNTRY)
Description: An island nation located in East Asia.


Name: physicist (Profession)
Description: People who study physics


Name: golden figures (object)
Description: Figurines made of gold, depicting Nike (Victory).


Name: Red-figure pottery (Art form)
Description: A style of pottery with red figures on a black background.


Name: Glagolitic script (Writing System)
Description: An early alphabet used for writing Slavic languages.


Name: Spanish Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: A vast empire that spanned across Europe and the Americas during the early modern period.


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period of major technological advancement


Name: motorized rotary saws for cutting diamonds (OBJECT)
Description: Tool used for cutting diamonds


Name: Fluoride complexes (Chemical Compound)
Description: A type of complex ion containing fluoride ions.


Name: Excavations in Staré Město (Archaeological event)
Description: Digging to uncover buried remains in Staré Město


Name: Metasomatic Rock (Rock Type)
Description: A rock formed through metasomatism, with altered chemical composition.


Name: Théophile Gautier (PERSON)
Description: French poet, novelist and dramatist


Name: floors (ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE)
Description: Surfaces for walking in buildings


Name: military aid and training to the Colombian government  (Support/Assistance)
Description: Supplying military equipment and instruction to enhance Colombia's capabilities against armed groups.


Name: three (Quantity)
Description: The typical number of floors in Minoan palaces during the 2nd millennium BC.


Name: Late Middle Ages (TIME PERIOD)
Description: A historical period in Europe


Name: Buddhist Teachers (Group of People)
Description: Individuals who teach Buddhist principles.


Name: NATO (INTERNATIONAL_ORGANIZATION)
Description: North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a military alliance of North American and European countries.


Name: Ethical sourcing (Practice)
Description: Obtaining materials and products from suppliers who adhere to ethical standards


Name: Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: A precious stone highly valued for its brilliance and hardness.


Name: International Mineralogical Association (IMA) (Organization)
Description: The organization responsible for approving new minerals.


Name: Paris, Lyon, Marseille (City)
Description: Major cities in France


Name: spherical bead (Object)
Description: A small bead added to the irritant to influence pearl shape.


Name: Bank of Saint George (FINANCIAL INSTITUTION)
Description: A Genoese bank


Name: 98.7% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Overall percentage of population with electricity access


Name: main proponent (ROLE)
Description: Trotsky's role in advocating for world revolution


Name: high status (social concept)
Description: Position of power and influence


Name: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (Political Figure)
Description: President of Turkey


Name: Duperrey (PERSON)
Description: Explorer who visited Tahiti


Name: Cerium(III) sulfide (Chemical Compound)
Description: An inorganic pigment with a vivid red color.


Name: Randstad, Heineken, KLM, ING, ABN AMRO, Rabobank, DSM, AKZO, Shell plc, Philips, ASML, TomTom (Company List)
Description: Examples of Dutch multinational corporations


Name: Invincible (WORK_OF_ART)
Description: Title of a comic book series


Name: Brown glaze (Material)
Description: A type of ceramic glaze with a brown color.


Name: Mark Twain National Forest (Forest)
Description: National forest in Missouri


Name: Folk art (Art Form)
Description: Artistic expressions and traditions of a particular folk or community


Name: Minority language (Linguistic category)
Description: Languages spoken by a relatively small group of people within a larger population.


Name: Quarrying Yule Marble (Process)
Description: The act of extracting Yule Marble from the earth.


Name: new youth music (music genre)
Description: A broad term encompassing various musical styles popular among young people.


Name: Mineral waters (Natural Water Source)
Description: Water containing dissolved minerals.


Name: the greatest French writer of all time (TITLE)
Description: A prestigious title given to a writer


Name: Serious Health Risk (Medical Condition)
Description: A condition that poses a significant threat to the mother's health.


Name: Oldest Etruscan written records (Historical Documents)
Description: The earliest known written texts in the Etruscan language


Name: high stability (Property)
Description: The tendency of a substance to resist decomposition or change.


Name: Smoking pipes (Artifact)
Description: Pipes for smoking tobacco or other substances


Name: Silver jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery made from silver metal.


Name: hills (Landform)
Description: Elevated areas of land smaller than mountains


Name: Cross colour morphs of red foxes (Animal variation)
Description: Red foxes with a cross-colored coat.


Name: shared values (CONCEPT)
Description: Principles and beliefs held in common


Name: Cubist Art (STYLE)
Description: An avant-garde art movement that revolutionized European painting and sculpture


Name: eastern High Peak (Hope Valley) (LOCATION)
Description: A region in Derbyshire, England


Name: Roman era (Historical Period)
Description: The period of Roman rule.


Name: eroded craters (Geological Feature)
Description: Impact craters that have been worn down over time.


Name: Secular State (Political System)
Description: A state where religious matters are separate from government


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


Name: Indian subcontinent (geographic region)
Description: The southern part of the Asian continent.


Name: Chimalpopoca's death (Event)
Description: The event marking Chimalpopoca's passing from power.


Name: 43 percent (Quantity)
Description: Percentage of the South Sea Pearl international market supplied


Name: synthetic quartz crystals (Mineral)
Description: Quartz crystals produced artificially


Name: prominent (DESCRIPTION)
Description: Well-known or important


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


Name: Photosynthesis (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which plants and other organisms convert light energy into chemical energy in the form of sugars.


Name: the U.S. (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: 45,000 years ago (TIME_PERIOD)
Description: The estimated time when early modern humans first appeared in Russia.


Name: Greenschist source (Resource Location)
Description: The place where greenschist was quarried for use by the Moundville polity.


Name: Imitation Pearls (Gemstone)
Description: Artificial pearls made from materials other than natural pearl nacre.


Name: marble, eclogite, or amphibolite (metamorphic rock subtype)
Description: Specific types of metamorphic rocks.


Name: Argon (Chemical Element)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas that makes up about 0.92% of the Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Endemic corruption (Social Issue)
Description: Widespread and ingrained corruption


Name: EU (ORGANIZATION)
Description: European Union


Name: Muslim Community in Alabama (COMMUNITY)
Description: Group of Muslim people living in Alabama.


Name: Acid Solutions (Chemical Compound)
Description: Solutions with a pH less than 7.


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


Name: Convenience Stores (Business Type)
Description: Retail establishments offering a variety of products.


Name: Volcanic Bomb (OBJECT)
Description: Fragment of rock ejected during a volcanic eruption


Name: Photoengraving (Process)
Description: A process for creating engravings using light-sensitive materials and etching.


Name: Technical quality in the production of jade products (Attribute)
Description: The Hongshan culture is renowned for its skill in jade crafting.


Name: banded lines of grey and white chalcedony (Mineral Feature)
Description: Bands of gray and white chalcedony, a microcrystalline form of quartz.


Name: several tens of thousands of people (Population Size)
Description: population size of cities


Name: destruction of hemoglobin (Event)
Description: The breakdown of the protein responsible for oxygen transport in red blood cells.


Name: federal government (Government)
Description: The government of the Swiss Confederation


Name: New Democracy (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A centre-right political party in Greece


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: The transformation of rocks from one form to another due to changes in temperature, pressure, or chemical environment.


Name: Welkom (CITY)
Description: A city in the Free State province of South Africa


Name: Royalty Payments (Financial Transaction)
Description: Payments made by Korite to the Kainah Tribe based on mined land.


Name: Ancient Indians (Group of People)
Description: People from the Indian subcontinent in ancient times.


Name: High-temperature lithium greases (Material)
Description: Lubricants for high-temperature applications


Name: Sutta Pitaka (SECTION)
Description: Second section of the Tripiṭaka, contains Buddhist discourses


Name: Plant Species (Biological Classification)
Description: Groups of plants that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring.


Name: Josef Weiss (Person)
Description: A student of Johan Koenigsberger who introduced the term 'Halbleiter'.


Name: Silicon on sapphire (SOS) (Technology)
Description: Integrated circuits fabricated on a sapphire substrate


Name: Two nuclear power stations (Infrastructure)
Description: Power generation facilities using nuclear energy


Name: 1521 (Year)
Description: The year 1521


Name: Long Island Rail Road, Metro-North Railroad, New Jersey Transit (RAILWAY COMPANIES)
Description: Railway companies operating within the New York City commuter rail network.


Name: Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute (Organization)
Description: Engineering and technology school in New York City, USA


Name: Fountain (1917) (Artwork)
Description: A readymade sculpture by Marcel Duchamp consisting of a porcelain urinal signed 'R. Mutt'.


Name: Japanese wakizashi (Sword Type)
Description: A shorter, curved Japanese sword often paired with the katana.


Name: Phoenicia (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization known for its maritime trade and alphabet


Name: Polishing of metal and lenses (Process)
Description: The act of smoothing and shining surfaces


Name: outside world (Abstract Concept)
Description: The realm beyond a particular group or entity.


Name: accreting laminations of limestone over time (Geological Process)
Description: Layers of limestone building up over time


Name: Italian (Language)
Description: A Romance language spoken in Italy and other parts of the world.


Name: Rifians (GROUP)
Description: A Berber ethnic group primarily located in Morocco and Algeria


Name: Predominant Semiconductor Material (Material Classification)
Description: Silicon's primary use in electronics.


Name: Jürg Jenatsch (Person)
Description: A Swiss mercenary leader and politician


Name: Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Foundation dedicated to the memory of Robert E. Lee


Name: Dutch Republic (COUNTRY)
Description: A historical republic in the Netherlands.


Name: Nephron (Structure)
Description: Functional unit of the kidney responsible for urine formation


Name: Steel Production (Industrial Process)
Description: Process of creating steel from iron ore


Name: Hesiod (PERSON)
Description: 8th-century BC Greek poet


Name: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) (Government Agency)
Description: US agency regulating interstate and international communications


Name: Toxic Substance (Substance)
Description: A material that can cause harm or death if ingested, inhaled, or absorbed.


Name: 369 (Quantity)
Description: Number of employed residents


Name: John Bardeen (Person)
Description: American physicist and co-inventor of the transistor.


Name: Key-bearer with elite ties who owned land (Historical Figure)
Description: A Key-bearer documented to have high social standing and land ownership


Name: queue order (Policy)
Description: The Qing dynasty policy mandating men to shave their heads in the front and braid the remaining hair into a queue.


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A radioactive element


Name: Red to orange to yellow to white (Color Sequence)
Description: A progression of colors indicating increasing temperature.


Name: machine tools (tool)
Description: Tools used to shape or manufacture other materials.


Name: Population Increase (Event)
Description: Significant growth in population at major Minoan sites.


Name: New Constitution (Document)
Description: Established a federal semi-presidential system


Name: Southern states (GEO_LOCATION)
Description: The southern states of the United States.


Name: Halloween (Holiday)
Description: A holiday celebrated annually on October 31st, often involving costumes, candy, and spooky themes.


Name: Traces of Bromine (Chemical Substance)
Description: Small amounts of the element bromine.


Name: Drainage System of the Kopais Basin (Infrastructure Project)
Description: A network designed to remove excess water from a specific region.


Name: Promoting Quality Workmanship and Protecting Consumers (Goals)
Description: Desired outcomes of the guild system.


Name: Irish immigrants (Ethnic Group)
Description: People of Irish descent.


Name: Camelford (Location)
Description: A town in Cornwall, England


Name: parts of Brazil (LOCATION)
Description: Regions within Brazil


Name: Chapter 4 of Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide (BOOK_CHAPTER)
Description: A chapter detailing the causes of color in corundum


Name: Manganese (CHEMICAL ELEMENT)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 25


Name: Greece's first female President (POSITION)
Description: First woman to hold the presidency of Greece


Name: Chloritoid (Mineral)
Description: A type of silicate mineral


Name: Bundenbach (Location)
Description: Community within the Hunsrück Slate region.


Name: Zeolites (Mineral Type)
Description: Microporous silicate minerals


Name: Taxes (CONCEPT)
Description: Compulsory financial contributions levied by a government.


Name: Natural organic matter (Substance)
Description: Organic material occurring naturally in the environment.


Name: Illyrian province (PHYTOGEOGRAPHICAL PROVINCE)
Description: A region within the Circumboreal Region


Name: Biogenic gemstone (Gemstone classification)
Description: Gemstones derived from living organisms.


Name: First Slavic legal code (Document)
Description: Legal framework combining local and Byzantine laws.


Name: South Korea (COUNTRY)
Description: A country located in East Asia


Name: 235U to 238U ratio in Oklo (Ratio)
Description: The proportion of Uranium-235 to Uranium-238 in Oklo


Name: Furniture (Thing)
Description: Objects designed for sitting, reclining, or storing items.


Name: Berlin (City)
Description: The capital of Germany.


Name: Abrasion process (Process)
Description: The act of wearing away a surface by friction


Name: Etruscan alphabets (Writing System)
Description: The script used for writing the Etruscan language


Name: Minninglow (LOCATION)
Description: A site in Derbyshire with ancient tombs


Name: Southern Valleys of Mesolcina and Val Poschiavo (Geographical Location)
Description: Valleys located in the southern part of a region.


Name: technology transfer (PROCESS)
Description: The process of transferring technology from one entity to another.


Name: Topaz gemstone (Gemstone Variety)
Description: A precious stone


Name: Wilkes Community College (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Educational institution


Name: Imperial property (Ownership)
Description: Status of the quarries under the Roman Principate


Name: creation of a work of art (process)
Description: The act of making a piece of art


Name: France (Country)
Description: A European country.


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state in the central US.


Name: Ramon Berenguer III, Count of Barcelona (PERSON)
Description: Catalan nobleman and count


Name: countertops, flooring, monuments, and architectural details (Application)
Description: Examples of Sylacauga marble's applications


Name: Bronze Doors (Hildesheim Cathedral) (ARTIFACT)
Description: Doors made of bronze at Hildesheim Cathedral


Name: Small number of companies (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A limited quantity of businesses operating in the media sector


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


Name: Sedimentary rock (Rock type)
Description: Rocks formed from the accumulation and cementation of sediments.


Name: Rings, hair pins, beads, bracelets, bangles, necklaces, pendants (Object)
Description: Various types of jewellery


Name: Sarah McNamer (Scholar/Historian)
Description: An expert studying religious figures and their representations


Name: West Frisian (LANGUAGE)
Description: Second official language of the Netherlands.


Name: Cape Air and Delta Air Lines (Airline)
Description: Airlines that have significant operations at Logan Airport.


Name: Neosome (Geological Component)
Description: A layer in migmatite formed by partial melting of the original rock.


Name: accidental finds (MANNER)
Description: How stony meteorites are typically discovered


Name: Fraud Claim (Legal Concept)
Description: A legal claim alleging fraudulent activity.


Name: Jisi guanfutu (祭祀冠服圖; The Illustrated Manual of Dress for Ritual Sacrifices) (Document)
Description: A manual detailing the attire worn during the ceremony


Name: 5x10^-5% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of decays that result in spontaneous fission for Uranium-238


Name: underworld (Mythical Place)
Description: Realm of the dead in Greek mythology


Name: capture and resettlement of Slavs in Asia Minor (EVENT)
Description: Slavs being taken captive and moved to live in a different location


Name: North America (Geographical Location)
Description: The northern part of the American continent.


Name: Powdered Limestone as a Food Additive (Food Ingredient)
Description: Limestone processed into a powdered form for use in food products.


Name: Al-Hakam (PERSON)
Description: Medieval Egyptian historian


Name: Annibale Carracci (Artist)
Description: An Italian Baroque painter known for his illusionistic ceiling paintings.


Name: New York (Current Name)
Description: Current name of New York City.


Name: World War I (WAR)
Description: A global conflict from 1914 to 1918


Name: Mahavira (Religious Figure)
Description: Founder of Jainism


Name: Brazilianite (Mineral)
Description: A rare mineral sometimes used as a gemstone due to its color.


Name: Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Hard, precious gemstones.


Name: 26 July 1946 (Time Period)
Description: Date when the Austrian Parliament passed the first nationalization law


Name: Alfa Class Submarine (MILITARY VEHICLE)
Description: A type of Soviet submarine.


Name: Ajmer Formation (Geological formation)
Description: Sequence of sedimentary rocks in the Delhi Basin


Name: Alphonse Lamartine (PERSON)
Description: A French poet and statesman.


Name: BRDF (Optical Model)
Description: Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function, a function that describes how light is reflected from a surface.


Name: Madrid (CITY)
Description: The capital of Spain.


Name: mining (INDUSTRY)
Description: The extraction of valuable minerals from the earth.


Name: migmatised igneous or lower-crustal rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Rocks of igneous origin or from the lower crust that have undergone partial melting.


Name: A diverse geography (GEOGRAPHIC FEATURE)
Description: Turkey's landscape includes mountains, plains, coasts, and historical sites


Name: singer (PROFESSION)
Description: A person who sings


Name: NIMBY (not in my back yard) (Concept)
Description: A phenomenon where residents oppose new development projects due to their proximity.


Name: British Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum in London, England


Name: Berghwata (Ethnic Subgroup)
Description: A Berber tribe


Name: Classical Chinese (Language Variety)
Description: An ancient formal style of written Chinese.


Name: Construction (Industry)
Description: The process of building structures and infrastructure.


Name: Sexual abuse case (Event)
Description: An incident of alleged sexual misconduct


Name: 750,000 (NUMBER)
Description: The approximate number of people employed in healthcare in New York City.


Name: Kingdom (PoliticalEntity)
Description: Netherlands


Name: Reused (Action)
Description: To use something again for a different purpose.


Name: Sklodowskite (Mineral)
Description: A uranium mineral with the chemical formula Mg(UO2)2(HSiO4)2·5H2O.


Name: Classification of minerals (System)
Description: A way of organizing minerals based on their properties


Name: High Thermal Gradients (Geological Condition)
Description: A rapid increase in temperature with depth.


Name: Lowest life expectancy (Statistic)
Description: Average lifespan of the population.


Name: Native Metal (State of Matter)
Description: Element in its pure, uncombined form


Name: placing figures on sarcophagi lids (Artistic Practice)
Description: A stylistic feature of Etruscan burial practices.


Name: #4 (Ranking)
Description: Fourth place


Name: Etruscan Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: Jewelry created by the ancient Etruscans, known for its elaborate designs and craftsmanship.


Name: Maratha empire (POLITCAL ENTITY)
Description: Empire that ruled much of India


Name: Orientalizing period (Historical Period)
Description: An artistic and cultural phenomenon


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in limestone and other rocks.


Name: World Wars (HISTORICAL EVENT)
Description: The two major global conflicts of the 20th century.


Name: Sabre (Weapon)
Description: A type of slashing sword with a long curved blade.


Name: Hermine (Person)
Description: Daughter of Alexandre Brongniart, married to Jean Baptiste Dumas


Name: Distinguished Professorship and other programs (Program)
Description: Academic positions and initiatives funded by the endowment at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.


Name: remove the Prime Minister from office (Political Power)
Description: Dismissing the head of government through a vote of no confidence.


Name: Admiral Nelson (Person)
Description: British admiral known for his naval victories.


Name: attack against Berber fortresses in Africa (EVENT)
Description: Military operation against Berber rebels


Name: New York (LOCATION)
Description: A state in the northeastern United States


Name: bryozoans, corals, or brachiopods (organism names)
Description: Specific examples of sessile skeletal organisms


Name: American red fox skins (Animal product)
Description: The pelts of American red foxes.


Name: Oppdal (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Norway


Name: Francis Sears and Mark Zemansky (person)
Description: Authors of the textbook 'University Physics'.


Name: tour (EVENT)
Description: 12-day tour of Indigenous lands


Name: Liberal Government (GOVERNMENT)
Description: The government led by the Liberal Party in New Zealand


Name: Phase-transfer catalysts (Catalyst)
Description: Substances that facilitate chemical reactions


Name: Decline of Ottoman Empire (Historical Event)
Description: The process by which the Ottoman Empire lost power and territory over time.


Name: Hungarian rulers (People)
Description: Leaders of the Hungarian Kingdom


Name: Diamond Simulants (Material)
Description: Materials benefiting from coatings


Name: Varying Reactivity (Property)
Description: Different levels of chemical activity


Name: 69.5% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of Missouri households that owned their residence in 2004


Name: 5,726,000,000 troy ounces (178,100 tonnes) (Quantity)
Description: Amount of gold measured in troy ounces and tonnes


Name: French policy (Political Ideology)
Description: France's goals and strategies for Algeria


Name: Burr on an edge (Feature)
Description: A raised edge formed during sharpening


Name: Palatial period (Historical Era)
Description: A period in Minoan history characterized by palaces.


Name: Peter Minuit (PERSON)
Description: Dutch colonial Director-General


Name: 1.5 tonnes compared to the EU average (COMPARATIVE_STATEMENT)
Description: Comparison of Spain's per capita emissions with the EU average.


Name: Morocco, Algeria and neighbouring countries (Geographic Location)
Description: Countries in the Maghreb region where Berber jewellery is made.


Name: La Rambla (Location)
Description: A town in Andalusia


Name: more than one-fifth (Quantity)
Description: More than 20%


Name: Antonio Pisano (Person)
Description: An Italian painter and medalist known as Pisanello.


Name: Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An art museum in Houston, Texas.


Name: 215,000 (Number)
Description: The maximum allowed number of soldiers in the Taiwanese military as of 2021.


Name: Louisa Pauly (Person)
Description: Mother of Esper Signius Larsen Jr.


Name: 89.66% (Percentage)
Description: Missouri's accuracy rate for presidential elections


Name: debate on separation of church and state (Social Issue)
Description: Discussion on the relationship between religion and government


Name: 1450 BC (Date)
Description: Year in the Late Bronze Age.


Name: Aztec ruling dynasty (ROYAL FAMILY)
Description: Line of rulers in the Aztec empire


Name: Higher Bone Density (Medical Condition)
Description: A measure of bone strength and density


Name: Fragile  (Property)
Description: Easily broken


Name: Huns, Avars, Bulgars and Magyars (Ethnic Group)
Description: Various nomadic groups that invaded Europe.