Name: Basketball Federation of North Macedonia (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Governing body for basketball in North Macedonia


Name: North America (Continent)
Description: A continent located north of South America and south of the Arctic Ocean.


Name: basaltic lava flows (Geological Feature)
Description: Layers of solidified basalt lava


Name: Alumina glass (Material)
Description: Glass containing alumina


Name: 556,135 jobs (2.5% of total employment) in 2016 (EMPLOYMENT IMPACT)
Description: The number of jobs created by tourism.


Name: Fowler Report (DOCUMENT)
Description: Report on diamond trade


Name: 10 percent (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Rate of growth


Name: electric tram (vehicle)
Description: Electric powered railway vehicle


Name: Convex cap (MATERIAL_PART)
Description: The top layer of a triplet ammolite composite, designed to enhance the iridescent display.


Name: organic ligands (chemical compound)
Description: Molecules that bind to metal ions


Name: largest employer (Role)
Description: The entity that employs the most people in a given area.


Name: 5,416,630 (NUMBER)
Description: Estimated total population as of October 2024


Name: José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva (Person)
Description: Brazilian statesman, scientist and poet.


Name: Drammen municipality (MUNICIPALITY)
Description: The administrative division containing Drammen city


Name: Sir Joshua Reynolds (PERSON)
Description: English portrait painter whose works were often reproduced as mezzotints.


Name: Donetsk (CITY)
Description: A city in Eastern Ukraine.


Name: natural gas (RESOURCE)
Description: A fossil fuel


Name: Needle size 12 (Measurement)
Description: A specific needle size.


Name: River Etsch (Water Body)
Description: The river flowing through the region


Name: Doghouse (Example Compound)
Description: A house for a dog


Name: Stunted Miners (PERSON)
Description: Miners who suffered stunted growth due to harsh working conditions.


Name: ÖVP (Political Party)
Description: Austrian People's Party


Name: Coquinite (Limestone Type)
Description: A better consolidated form of coquina.


Name: four cities on Euboea (Location)
Description: Towns on the island.


Name: Ionic (Bond Type)
Description: A type of chemical bond involving the transfer of electrons


Name: Bortezomib (Drug)
Description: A proteasome inhibitor used to treat myeloma and lymphoma


Name: Teepee (Tent Type)
Description: A conical tent traditionally used by Native Americans.


Name: Port El Kantaoui (RESORT TOWN)
Description: Resort town in Tunisia


Name: The Planets (MUSIC PIECE)
Description: An orchestral suite by Gustav Holst depicting the planets of our solar system


Name: Phosphorus (Element)
Description: A nonmetal element with atomic number 15.


Name: New Tōyo Industrial Development City (Designation)
Description: A designation given to cities for industrial development


Name: unconstitutional (Legal Status)
Description: Found to violate the Constitution.


Name: Sorties into Taiwan's ADIZ (MILITARY_ACTION)
Description: PRC military aircraft entering Taiwan's Air Defense Identification Zone.


Name: Fatimids (Political Entity)
Description: A Shia Muslim dynasty that ruled parts of North Africa and the Middle East in the 10th to 12th centuries.


Name: BRIC Countries (Geographic Region)
Description: Brazil, Russia, India, and China - emerging economies with significant Aluminium production.


Name: High Fashion Industry (Industry Sector)
Description: The sector of the economy that deals with the design, production, and sale of high-end fashion garments.


Name: Decorative motifs (Aesthetic Element)
Description: Designs and patterns used for ornamentation.


Name: Nitrogenase (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme responsible for biological nitrogen fixation.


Name: Tunis Carthage International Airport (AIRPORT)
Description: Major international airport in Tunisia


Name: Pulmonary Interstitial Fibrosis (Medical Condition)
Description: Scarring of the lung tissue


Name: Researching subject matter (ACTIVITY)
Description: Gathering information about the theme of the artwork


Name: A-Type Main-Sequence Star (Star)
Description: A main-sequence star with spectral type A and luminosity class V.


Name: world's twenty-first largest importer (Economic Rank)
Description: Position of a country based on the value of goods imported.


Name: Dynasty I (HISTORICALPERIOD)
Description: The first dynasty of pharaohs in ancient Egypt


Name: sphere (geometric shape)
Description: A three-dimensional object


Name: Mineral Variety (Mineral Classification)
Description: A specific type of mineral species differing by physical characteristics.


Name: Hexagonal Close-Packing (Structure)
Description: An arrangement of crystals in a hexagonal pattern.


Name: Johannes Werner (Cartographer)
Description: Developed and promoted the Werner projection


Name: First seven of his ten Compositions (Artwork Series)
Description: The initial paintings in Kandinsky's series of abstract compositions.


Name: Samarium-doped YAG (Phosphor)
Description: A temperature-sensitive phosphor similar to Dy:YAG.


Name: Lanthanum Solutions Injection (Medical Procedure)
Description: The administration of lanthanum solutions into the body.


Name: fluere (latin verb)
Description: Latin verb meaning 'to flow'


Name: Terrifying (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: Instilling fear and dread.


Name: Revolution of 1930 (EVENT)
Description: Political revolution that brought Vargas to power


Name: Emergency Situations (Event Type)
Description: Situations requiring immediate action and assistance


Name: 1800 °C (Temperature)
Description: A temperature of 1800 degrees Celsius.


Name: Military Reserve Forces (MilitaryUnit)
Description: Forces available for mobilization


Name: Group V Elements (Element Group)
Description: Elements in the fifth column of the periodic table, typically acting as donors in semiconductors.


Name: Tavaborole (Drug)
Description: An Aminoacyl tRNA synthetase inhibitor used to treat toenail fungus


Name: OPEC (Organization)
Description: Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries


Name: Catholicism (Christian Denomination)
Description: A branch of Christianity headed by the Pope


Name: Greek (Language)
Description: Official language of Greece


Name: Permanent cease of violence (EVENT)
Description: The decision by ETA to stop all violent activities.


Name: Treaty of Rapallo (TREATY)
Description: Treaty between Italy and Yugoslavia


Name: Santa Susanna (Building)
Description: A church located in Rome, Italy.


Name: Argon fluorohydride (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound containing argon, hydrogen and fluorine.


Name: copper (ELEMENT)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Cu and atomic number 29


Name: High-Resolution Electron Microscopes (Instrument)
Description: Microscopes that use a beam of electrons to image objects at very high magnification.


Name: Human Life Protection Act (Law)
Description: Bans abortion at any stage of pregnancy except for serious health risk.


Name: Natural Resource Extraction (Economic Activity)
Description: The removal of raw materials from the Earth for use in production.


Name: Gorals (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group primarily inhabiting southern Poland and northern Slovakia.


Name: Jains (Religious Group)
Description: Followers of Jainism


Name: 50,000 tons of sea urchin annually (Quantity)
Description: Annual sea urchin consumption in Japan


Name: color of mourning (Concept)
Description: The act of showing sorrow for someone who has died


Name: 82 million (NUMBER)
Description: Projected population of Afghanistan by 2050


Name: Grave Goods (Cultural Practice)
Description: Items buried with the deceased.


Name: other substances (General Term)
Description: Substances other than bone char, tar, and pitch.


Name: annual visitors (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of tourists per year


Name: Restricted Range of Ornaments (Design Feature)
Description: A limited variety of decorative elements.


Name: cymophane (mineral variety)
Description: A variety of chrysoberyl with a cat's eye effect


Name: Seal impression (Result)
Description: The mark left by a seal on a surface.


Name: Ethylene (Compound)
Description: A hydrocarbon gas.


Name: Dark Red-Brown (Color)
Description: The color of tranquillityite in thin crystals.


Name: Neodymium Glasses (Material Type)
Description: Glasses containing neodymium as a colorant.


Name: 40 years (DURATION)
Description: Prison sentence


Name: Nottingham alabaster altar reliefs (ARTWORK)
Description: Panels depicting religious scenes carved from alabaster


Name: armies, learned men, and fervent mystics (PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals associated with Islam


Name: Fixed-Star Pattern (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A star-shaped pattern that appears stationary within a mineral


Name: Population of Austria (Demographic Data)
Description: People living in Austria


Name: Devonian and Carboniferous rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed during the Devonian and Carboniferous periods


Name: Money, Currency (Currency)
Description: Medium of exchange.


Name: 1900 and 1950 (TIME_PERIOD)
Description: The period during which the Netherlands' population almost doubled.


Name: Appeal to and Connect with Human Emotion (Goal)
Description: The purpose of art is often to evoke feelings and create a connection with the viewer.


Name: fracture diverging into tufts and asterisks of small cracks (physical property)
Description: A pattern seen in the fracture of eulytine


Name: CNC Machines (Tool)
Description: Computer-controlled machining tools.


Name: Tassili n'Ajjer (MOUNTAIN RANGE)
Description: The only natural World Heritage Site in Algeria.


Name: Tamil (Language)
Description: A Dravidian language


Name: Mars (planet)
Description: The fourth planet from the Sun


Name: Separate Formal School or Sect (Buddhist Organization)
Description: A distinct branch or group within Buddhism with its own rules and teachings.


Name: Allegory (Art Form)
Description: A figurative mode of representation conveying meaning other than the literal.


Name: Measurement of the mechanical properties of nanoparticles (Process)
Description: Determining the stiffness, strength, and other mechanical characteristics of nanoparticles.


Name: 1959 (YEAR)
Description: The year ETA was formed


Name: Subtract from Market Value (Economic Impact)
Description: To decrease the monetary worth of a pearl.


Name: Greece (Modern Nation-State)
Description: Independent nation located in southeastern Europe.


Name: Piet Mondrian (person)
Description: A Dutch painter and art theorist known for his abstract geometric paintings.


Name: Bedroom or shrine (Concept)
Description: Possible functions of the room in question.


Name: Princess of Nericia (Title)
Description: A title held by Saint Bridget, likely a noble one rather than royal


Name: Commercial Grain Crop (Crop Category)
Description: Grain crops grown for commercial purposes.


Name: Abyssinia (Location)
Description: An ancient Ethiopian kingdom.


Name: Crete (GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION)
Description: A large Greek island in the Mediterranean Sea.


Name: X-ray Diffraction (Method)
Description: Technique using X-rays to determine the crystal structure of minerals.


Name: Inscriptions (Purpose)
Description: Adding text or markings to an object.


Name: Cathode ray tubes (Device)
Description: Displays that use a beam of electrons to create images.


Name: Herschel (Person)
Description: An astronomer who underestimated the size of Ceres.


Name: jumping over 2 m (6 ft 7 in) high fences (action)
Description: Physical feat the red fox can perform


Name: United Nations (Organization)
Description: International organization promoting global cooperation.


Name: Certain object (Generic Object)
Description: Any object that may be subject to abrasion


Name: Millions of people in Asia and Africa (Population Group)
Description: A large number of individuals residing in specific continents.


Name: Ramón Valdiosera (Person)
Description: Mexican designer


Name: Lower Mesopotamia (Region)
Description: A historical region located in southwestern Asia.


Name: Tahitian pearls (Pearl Type)
Description: Dark-colored pearls cultivated in Tahiti.


Name: Bulk hematite and Nanoscale hematite (Hematite Forms)
Description: Comparison of hematite properties at macroscopic and nanoscopic scales.


Name: John the priest (person)
Description: Possible author of 2 and 3 John according to the Decretum Gelasianum


Name: Germans (NATIONALITY)
Description: People from Germany


Name: Gender-specific cultural traditions of Berber women (TOPIC)
Description: Traditions unique to Berber women.


Name: Simple techniques (METHOD)
Description: Basic processes for creating beads


Name: Greek agate (Agate Variety)
Description: Pale white to tan colored agate from Sicily.


Name: 1 to 3 ministers without portfolio (Quantity)
Description: Ministers with no specific departmental responsibility


Name: 14th century (Time Period)
Description: Century when Brenner Pass began to be used


Name: 6,639,000 (NUMBER)
Description: The approximate number of French speakers in Tunisia in 2010.


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: American geologist and mining engineer


Name: 50 states and a federal district (Washington, D.C.)  (Political Subdivisions)
Description: The constituent parts that make up the United States.


Name: yanbian guanfu (Clothing)
Description: Dress of the Casual Hat, designed for the emperor


Name: folded-arm and other marble figurines (ARTIFACT)
Description: Sculptures made from marble, often depicting figures with arms crossed.


Name: 2004 (Year)
Description: A calendar year


Name: High Blood Pressure (Medical Condition)
Description: Elevated pressure in the arteries.


Name: among the most progressive in eastern Europe (DESCRIPTION)
Description: Highly advanced and forward-thinking


Name: Beadwork (Art Form)
Description: The craft of creating objects with beads.


Name: Uranium Ore Mining/Processing Facilities (Industrial Facility)
Description: Sites where uranium ore is extracted and processed


Name: Detachment of Eurasian Plate (Geological Event)
Description: The separation of a portion of the Eurasian Plate during subduction.


Name: The cosmos/heavens (Concept)
Description: The universe and its celestial bodies.


Name: biomarkers (CHEMICAL_COMPOUND)
Description: Molecules indicative of past life.


Name: Missouri's most densely populated city (Demographic Characteristic)
Description: The city with the highest population density in Missouri.


Name: Hard and cheap (Property)
Description: Characteristics of dielectric materials.


Name: Dolomite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral component found in Naxian marble.


Name: Age of Exploration (HistoricalPeriod)
Description: A time of significant European exploration and discovery


Name: SCO (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Shanghai Cooperation Organisation


Name: Qing dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Chinese dynasty.


Name: 10.82% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of GDP spent on healthcare.


Name: Former Soviet states (Political Entity)
Description: Countries that were formerly part of the Soviet Union.


Name: silver (Mineral)
Description: Precious metal


Name: Goths (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Germanic people who ruled much of Iberia in the 5th-8th centuries


Name: Camarón de la Isla (Person)
Description: A singer


Name: Asia (Continent)
Description: A continent in the Northern Hemisphere and Eastern Hemisphere.


Name: Brazilian influences (CULTURAL INFLUENCE)
Description: Influences from Brazil's own heritage


Name: Western French-Speaking Areas (REGION)
Description: French-speaking regions in western Switzerland.


Name: Eight neutrons (Subatomic particle)
Description: Neutral particles in the nucleus


Name: High reflectivity (PROPERTY)
Description: The ability of a surface to reflect a large percentage of incident light.


Name: heat (Physical Factor)
Description: Thermal energy involved in the metamorphic process.


Name: Colonial American authors (Group of People)
Description: Writers from the Colonial era of the United States


Name: OWL1 Full (Web Ontology Language Flavor)
Description: A more expressive profile of the Web Ontology Language (OWL).


Name: Actinium series (Decay Series)
Description: A series of radioactive decays that leads to lead-207


Name: Bündner Herschaft (Region Name)
Description: A historical term for a region in Switzerland.


Name: Sinagua Burial Cyst (Archaeological Site)
Description: Tomb used by the Sinagua people


Name: Dark Peak, South-West Peak and White Peak (Location)
Description: Uplands in Derbyshire


Name: calcium carbonate (mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in rocks and shells.


Name: Villages northeast of Oltu town (Geographic Location)
Description: Specific villages near Oltu where Oltu stone is mined


Name: Single Sedimentary Formation (Geological Feature)
Description: A specific layer of sedimentary rocks with a narrow range of ages.


Name: Tudor period (HISTORICAL PERIOD)
Description: The era in English history when the Tudor dynasty ruled


Name: unequal development (Concept)
Description: A disparity in material culture and social organization.


Name: Macedonia (REGION)
Description: A region in southeastern Europe.


Name: Seven State Parks (Parks and Recreation)
Description: Parks and recreation areas maintained by the state


Name: the fall of Great Moravia (Event)
Description: The collapse of the Great Moravian Empire


Name: Higher education (EDUCATION STAGE)
Description: The highest level of education


Name: Haner families (Family Group)
Description: Families of Han Chinese descent who lived during the Liao dynasty.


Name: Harder Materials (Material Property)
Description: Materials that resist deformation or scratching.


Name: further purchase of gold (ECONOMIC ACTIVITY)
Description: The act of buying more gold.


Name: Aluminium wiring (Electrical system)
Description: Wiring system utilizing aluminium wires.


Name: Arvind Sharma (Person)
Description: Scholar specializing in Hinduism


Name: Royal Dutch Navy (military organization)
Description: the navy of the Netherlands


Name: Greece (COUNTRY)
Description: Country in Southern Europe


Name: Impressions (Mark)
Description: Marks left by pressing an object onto a surface


Name: Tsavo East National Park (Protected Area)
Description: National park in Kenya


Name: Sphalerite (Mineral)
Description: A zinc sulfide mineral, often brown to black in color.


Name: Epic of Gilgamesh (Literary Work)
Description: An ancient Mesopotamian epic poem.


Name: European traders (mostly Portuguese, but also French) (PEOPLE)
Description: Merchants from Europe who traded with the indigenous peoples of Brazil.


Name: vandenbrandeite (Mineral)
Description: A hydrated copper-uranyl arsenate mineral.


Name: Middle Ages (Historical Period)
Description: The period from the 5th to the 15th centuries


Name: Local government in Scotland (Government Structure)
Description: The system of local governance in Scotland


Name: Kingdom of Bavaria (Political entity)
Description: A German kingdom


Name: Seals (Artifact)
Description: Imprinted devices used for authentication and marking documents.


Name: cross between a New York and Boston accent (ACCENT)
Description: A blend of two regional accents


Name: Myanmar (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia


Name: Ming dynasty (DYNASTY)
Description: A Chinese dynasty following the Yuan


Name: sedimentary country rock (Rock Type)
Description: Rock formed from sediments deposited on Earth's surface


Name: Topographic map (Map Type)
Description: A map focused on depicting the physical features of a place.


Name: sperm whale (animal)
Description: A large toothed whale


Name: Europe (CONTINENT)
Description: A large landmass in the Northern Hemisphere


Name: Anatolian plate (GEOLOGICAL PLATE)
Description: A tectonic plate located in Turkey


Name: Drammensfjorden (FJORD)
Description: A fjord near Drammen


Name: Taiwan Miracle (ECONOMIC EVENT)
Description: Period of rapid economic growth in Taiwan


Name: Black Sea Region (Geographical Location)
Description: The area surrounding the Black Sea.


Name: huge figures (ARTIFACT)
Description: Large-scale sculptures recently found.


Name: Wall Street Crash (EVENT)
Description: A severe stock market crash in 1929


Name: Aluminium oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula Al2O3


Name: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Person)
Description: Former President of Brazil


Name: Engraving proper (Artistic process)
Description: Traditional engraving techniques.


Name: Kabylie (Region)
Description: A region in Algeria inhabited by the Kabyle people


Name: gold (material)
Description: A soft, yellow precious metal.


Name: Round Brilliant Diamonds (Diamond Shape)
Description: The most common diamond shape.


Name: 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup (SPORTING EVENT)
Description: International women's football tournament held in France in 2019.


Name: Rare Earths (Chemical Element Group)
Description: A set of 17 metallic elements with similar properties.


Name: Immigrants in Norway with Western background (PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals who have migrated to Norway from Western countries


Name: Mazigh (Surname)
Description: A tribal surname used in Roman times


Name: Slavic language spread (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: The historical expansion and diffusion of Slavic languages across Europe.


Name: Astronomy (Scientific Discipline)
Description: The study of celestial objects and phenomena.


Name: Judges and Magistrates (Profession)
Description: Legal officials responsible for administering justice


Name: That the Catalytic Activity of Nanoparticles is Enhanced by Ligand Modification (Scientific Observation)
Description: A finding from scientific research.


Name: Adriano Espaillat (Politician)
Description: Democratic representative for the 13th congressional district of New York


Name: Reichskommissariat Ukraine (Nazi Administrative Territory)
Description: A German civilian occupation administration in occupied Soviet Ukraine during World War II.


Name: Ernest Rutherford's experiments (Event)
Description: Experiments conducted by Ernest Rutherford.


Name: 7,000-9,000 algae species (Species Group)
Description: Photosynthetic organisms ranging from single-celled to multicellular forms


Name: Plagioclase Solid Solution Series (Chemical Series)
Description: A series of minerals with varying compositions


Name: Machine Operator (Worker Role)
Description: An individual who operates and controls machinery.


Name: Axis powers (GROUP)
Description: The alliance of countries that opposed the Allies during World War II.


Name: Hans Christian Ørsted's method (scientific process)
Description: The method used by Ørsted to produce aluminium.


Name: Specially Protected Areas of Mediterranean Importance (SPAMI) (Protected Area Type)
Description: Marine areas designated for conservation in the Mediterranean region


Name: about 6 million pieces annually (Quantity)
Description: Annual production volume of vinyl records by GZ Media.


Name: north-south axis (Direction)
Description: A line running north to south


Name: Verd Antique (Stone)
Description: A dark green serpentinite breccia stone used for decoration.


Name: Circuit Judge Sri Srinivasan (PERSON)
Description: A judge who dissented from the majority opinion on the conflict materials rule.


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


Name: 3.55/10 (Score)
Description: Austria's Forest Landscape Integrity Index score for 2018


Name: Better Image Quality (Result)
Description: Sharper, clearer images with less chromatic aberration.


Name: Al3+ cations (Chemical Species)
Description: Positively charged aluminium ions.


Name: very high indeed (Descriptive Phrase)
Description: An expression indicating a significant degree of elevation.


Name: Stoke-on-Trent (LOCATION)
Description: A city in England known for its pottery industry.


Name: Declining to Answer (Action)
Description: The act of refusing to provide a response


Name: Dry Cottonwood Creek (WATER BODY)
Description: Creek near Deer Lodge, Montana


Name: Rickwood Field (Baseball Stadium)
Description: The oldest professional baseball park still standing.


Name: Hydraulic Belt Press (DEVICE)
Description: Variation of the belt press using hydraulic pressure instead of steel belts


Name: agricultural development (Economic Activity)
Description: The process of improving agricultural practices and production


Name: Baumgold Bros. (Company)
Description: A diamond cutter and fine jewelry importer.


Name: Jazz Festival (Event)
Description: A jazz festival


Name: The result of subtraction (Quantity)
Description: Difference between incident light and transmitted/reflected light.


Name: Bishop of Chur (Religious Leader)
Description: -


Name: When and in What Organism a Mutation First Appeared (CONCEPT)
Description: The time and location of the origin of a genetic change.


Name: Spain (Location)
Description: A country in southwestern Europe


Name: firmer mechanistic basis for the design of nanoparticles (CONCEPT)
Description: The benefit of the F-W model for nanoparticle design.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The empire that ruled over Chios at the time.


Name: 1% (numerical value)
Description: The percentage of magnesium found outside cells


Name: 1,045 (Number)
Description: Number of Swiss men in Maggia as of 2008


Name: Quality of polish (Material Property)
Description: Smoothness and reflectivity of the diamond's surface.


Name: transport (INDUSTRY)
Description: Movement of goods and people


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


Name: Berlin iron jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewelry made from iron, produced in Berlin.


Name: Stuffed, Sewn, Hung, Draped or Woven (Technique)
Description: Various methods of manipulating and assembling soft sculpture materials.


Name: National Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An academy promoting sciences, arts, and letters in Benin


Name: Minnesota's Mesabi Range iron district (Location)
Description: A region known for iron ore deposits


Name: Spontaneity (Quality)
Description: Acting on impulse without planning


Name: Verocchio (Person)
Description: Italian painter and sculptor


Name: New York City FC (Soccer Team)
Description: An MLS team based in New York City.


Name: Ice Ih (Crystal Structure)
Description: Hexagonal form of ice


Name: Aluminium Oxide (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound formed from Aluminium and Oxygen


Name: Dnieper River basin (Geographic Location)
Description: The area surrounding the Dnieper River in present-day Ukraine.


Name: Burn victims and premature babies with deficient lungs (Patients)
Description: Individuals who may benefit from perfluorocarbon liquid breathing.


Name: Benedetto II and Martino Zaccaria (Person)
Description: Grandsons or nephews of Benedetto I Zaccaria


Name: Bobrovka River (River)
Description: A river in the Ural Mountains


Name: Granitic Pluton (Geological Structure)
Description: Large body of intrusive granite rock.


Name: Lingering Cold, Foggy and Snowy Periods (WEATHER CONDITION)
Description: Extended periods of cold, foggy, and snowy weather


Name: 7.76 million tons (QUANTITY)
Description: Amount of crushed marble produced in the U.S. in 2005.


Name: explosive force (phenomenon)
Description: Force produced by a rapid expansion of volume.


Name: Ture's expansion and conquest with military pressure (ACTION)
Description: France's reaction to Ture's growing power


Name: Otavi (Location)
Description: A town in northern Namibia


Name: Republicans (Political Group)
Description: A political group in France


Name: rouge powder (Material)
Description: A fine abrasive powder


Name: Astronomy lectures (EVENT)
Description: Series of lectures on astronomy presented at the museum


Name: UK government (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Governing body of the United Kingdom


Name: Layer structure (Structural Formation)
Description: A structural arrangement in which atoms are arranged in layers.


Name: Mongols (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: People from the Mongol Empire.


Name: California (State)
Description: A state in the western US.


Name: Baroque architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: A style characterized by ornate detail and grandeur.


Name: replacive migmatites produced during (Geological Process)
Description: The conditions under which replacive migmatites form


Name: impure atoms (particle)
Description: Atoms that are not part of the pure semiconductor material.


Name: Tetrahedral-Octahedral Honeycomb (Tessellation)
Description: An arrangement of tetrahedra and octahedra that fills space without gaps.


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: A major world religion.


Name: Religious and Cultural Suppression (CONCEPT)
Description: Limitation of freedom of religion and expression


Name: Industrial diamond (Material)
Description: Diamond used in industrial applications


Name: United States, Sweden, Soviet Union (Location)
Description: Countries where systematic research of diamond creation was conducted.


Name: North of the 36°30′ parallel (Geographical Location)
Description: A line of latitude in the Louisiana Purchase territory.


Name: Three Kingdoms (Historical Period)
Description: A period of division in China after the fall of the Han dynasty


Name: abolitionist and transcendentalist tracts (WORK)
Description: Written works advocating for the end of slavery and emphasizing individual intuition and experience.


Name: Titanium alloys (Material)
Description: Mixtures of titanium with other metals to enhance specific properties.


Name: Pressure (Quantity)
Description: The force exerted per unit area.


Name: Grain trade (Economic Activity)
Description: The exchange and sale of grain.


Name: 24 April 1924 (Date)
Description: The date the Consolidated Yule Marble Company was formed.


Name: Napoleon (Historical Figure)
Description: Emperor of France from 1804 to 1814 and again in 1815.


Name: Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (BHM) (Airport)
Description: An international airport serving Birmingham, Alabama


Name: mourners (SOCIAL GROUP)
Description: People attending a funeral.


Name: Applied Arts (Art Category)
Description: Arts that have a practical function in addition to their aesthetic value.


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


Name: Lignite (Fuel)
Description: A type of brown coal.


Name: Lightning strikes in quartz sand (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The cause of Lechatelierite formation


Name: Moksha (Concept)
Description: Liberation from the cycle of birth and death


Name: Middle Ordovician period (Geological Time Period)
Description: A period in Earth's history spanning from 485.4 to 443.8 million years ago.


Name: Air conditioning systems, propellants, solvents (Applications)
Description: Common uses of CFCs before prohibition


Name: Pallasite (Celestial Object)
Description: A type of stony-iron meteorite


Name: Mount Ruapehu (MOUNTAIN)
Description: The highest mountain on the North Island of New Zealand.


Name: Poor Cleavage (Physical Property)
Description: Limited ability to break along specific planes


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


Name: United States (LOCATION)
Description: A country.


Name: Arch of Constantine (Monument)
Description: Triumphal arch in Rome commemorating Emperor Constantine.


Name: 0.3% (Percentage)
Description: The maximum concentration for depleted uranium


Name: Unglazed pottery (Writing Material)
Description: Pottery that has not been coated with a glassy glaze.


Name: President (Political Role)
Description: The head of state of Turkey.


Name: Human Visual System (Biological System)
Description: Sensory system responsible for processing visual information


Name: Taiwan (COUNTRY)
Description: An island nation in East Asia


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


Name: Vote (Action)
Description: The act of expressing one's preference in an election.


Name: Mycenaean Greece (Civilization)
Description: A Bronze Age civilization in mainland Greece.


Name: French paintings from the second part of the 19th century (Artwork Type)
Description: Paintings created in France during the late 1800s.


Name: Nanoparticles (Material)
Description: Particles with dimensions in the nanometer range.


Name: armed resistance (ACTIVITY)
Description: Violent opposition to the occupying force


Name: Consumer Desire/Need (Concept)
Description: The wants and requirements of customers.


Name: Napoleonic code (LEGAL SYSTEM)
Description: The foundation of Belgium's legal framework


Name: 10.5% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of resident foreign nationals in Collonges (as of 2008)


Name: Commander-in-chief (POSITION)
Description: The highest military rank in command


Name: Huts on Shores (LOCATION)
Description: Simple dwellings near the coastline


Name: Victor Emmanuel II (PERSON)
Description: King of Sardinia and later the first King of Italy.


Name: a form of invisible light or rays emitted by uranium (PHENOMENON)
Description: Radiation emitted from uranium atoms


Name: simpler and more casual (style)
Description: A change in the style of men's clothing


Name: sharp carving tools (tool)
Description: Instruments used for removing material from the woodblock.


Name: Premenopausal Women (Demographic Group)
Description: Women who have not yet reached menopause


Name: Low-level Vocational Degree (Qualification)
Description: Certificate obtained upon completing VMBO


Name: AUKUS (Military Alliance)
Description: A trilateral security pact between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.


Name: Heating Metal (Process)
Description: Raising the temperature of metal to make it malleable.


Name: La Movida Madrileña (CULTURAL MOVEMENT)
Description: A cultural movement based on freedom that emerged in Madrid during the 1980s


Name: pulpo a feira (Dish)
Description: Octopus dish cooked in olive oil and paprika


Name: Cosmologists (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study the origin, evolution, and structure of the universe.


Name: lower price and atomic weight (Property)
Description: Characteristics of sodium compared to potassium.


Name: Kopaonik region (REGION)
Description: The area surrounding the Kopaonik mountain range.


Name: 1542 (DATE)
Description: Year when Portuguese sailors named the island Formosa


Name: White Lotus sect (RELIGIOUS GROUP)
Description: A millenarian secret society active in China.


Name: Proto-Indo-European Root *ank- (Linguistic Root)
Description: Meaning "to bend" or "bow".


Name: Black Book (Movie)
Description: Dutch World War II thriller released in 2006


Name: religious narratives (story)
Description: Stories with religious significance.


Name: Terbium-doped YAG (Phosphor)
Description: A phosphor used in cathode ray tubes.


Name: Silver (Currency)
Description: A precious metal used as currency


Name: Researchers (Organization)
Description: Scientists conducting research


Name: 9-10 percent (Quantitative Value)
Description: The percentage of elastic stretching possible before failure in diamond microwires/needles.


Name: Schlieren textures (Geological Feature)
Description: Specific type of texture often found in migmatites


Name: Hardness (Property)
Description: Resistance to scratching or indentation.


Name: 8.2% of the population in Switzerland (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of people who speak Italian as their native language in Switzerland


Name: Sulfate ions (SO42-) (Chemical Ion)
Description: Ions of sulfate with a -2 charge


Name: block still active in Brazil (CARNIVAL BLOCK GROUP)
Description: Carnival parade groups that continue to participate in celebrations.


Name: Religious fraternities (Organization)
Description: Groups of people dedicated to religious practices.


Name: Colony of New Zealand (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Separate Crown colony


Name: Nebraska (Geographic Location)
Description: State in the Midwestern United States.


Name: Protestant Reformation (EVENT)
Description: Religious movement that led to the establishment of Protestantism


Name: Dom of Cologne (Building)
Description: A cathedral in Cologne, Germany.


Name: Coyolxauhqui Stone (Artifact)
Description: A stone sculpture depicting the dismembered goddess Coyolxauhqui


Name: unoccupied territory (REGION)
Description: The southern part of France that was not occupied by Germany or Italy during World War II


Name: Atlantic Spain (Region)
Description: Coastal regions of Spain facing the Atlantic Ocean


Name: one of the lowest in Europe (ECONOMIC_INDICATOR)
Description: North Macedonia's per capita GDP is among the lowest in Europe


Name: Grave goods (Burial Items)
Description: Objects placed with a deceased person in their grave.


Name: 2,176 (NUMBER)
Description: Population of Bultfontein proper according to the 2011 census


Name: World Trade Organization (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that regulates and facilitates international trade.


Name: Europe (Location)
Description: The western portion of the Eurasian continent


Name: human figures (Subject Matter)
Description: Representations of the human form in art


Name: These devices (Waste Material)
Description: Electronic waste items


Name: Organized long-term attrition and withdrawal to strong, well-stockpiled positions high in the Alps (MILITARY STRATEGY)
Description: Switzerland's defensive plan during WWII


Name: Ammonium tetrafluoroberyllate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A salt containing the complex anion [BeF4]2- and ammonium cations.


Name: King of Prussia (Person)
Description: The ruler of Prussia during the time Prince Stanisław Poniatowski presented him with the plaster impressions.


Name: hand-painting (PROCESS)
Description: A traditional method of decorating pottery by hand.


Name: Alpine symbolism (Concept)
Description: Symbolic representations of the Alps


Name: stamping (Sculpture Technique)
Description: Pressing a design into a material to create a sculpture.


Name: Hartington Stilton (Food Product)
Description: A brand of Stilton cheese


Name: Painting (Art Form)
Description: Visual artwork created using pigments on a surface


Name: Tunisian Revolution (Event)
Description: A campaign of civil resistance in Tunisia


Name: Treaty of Saint-Germain (TREATY)
Description: Treaty ending World War I, affecting Austria's borders.


Name: Reproductive Toxicant (Substance Property)
Description: A substance that can harm the reproductive system


Name: Melancholy (EMOTION)
Description: A feeling of pensive sadness, typically with no obvious cause


Name: Wavelength range below ≈565 nanometers (Quantity Range)
Description: A spectrum range within the blue and green regions of visible light.


Name: Nitra (Settlement)
Description: A Great Moravian settlement with central functions and a center of the eastern part of the Empire


Name: Nobles (Social Class)
Description: The aristocracy of Aztec society


Name: English fashion etiquette (SocialCustom)
Description: Rules and norms governing dress and appearance


Name: Revenues from international tourists (Financial Metric)
Description: The income generated from visitors to Brazil from other countries.


Name: Chinese Airlines (CORPORATION)
Description: Airlines based in China


Name: Mars (Planet)
Description: The fourth planet from the Sun, known as the 'Red Planet'.


Name: Civilising the country (Abstract Concept)
Description: French belief in their superiority and mission to modernize Algeria


Name: Gregorios Xenopoulos (Person)
Description: Notable Greek playwright


Name: relaxation, elevation, icing, lubrication, rotating the ring (methods)
Description: Techniques to help remove a stuck ring.


Name: Definition of a limit (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A fundamental concept in calculus that describes the behavior of a function as its input approaches a certain value.


Name: Greek and Roman art (Art Movement)
Description: Artistic styles of ancient Greece and Rome


Name: Council of the Entente (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A regional intergovernmental organization


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


Name: Silver Jewellery with enamel and corals (Artifact Type)
Description: Ornaments made from silver, adorned with enamel and coral


Name: Horta (Town)
Description: The largest town on Faial Island.


Name: 68,000 residents (People)
Description: The approximate number of speakers of the regional language.


Name: Eastern Europe (Region)
Description: Belgium has troop deployments as part of NATO's enhanced forward presence in Eastern Europe


Name: Roman Gaul (REGION)
Description: Gaul under Roman rule


Name: Sapphire Boules (Material Form)
Description: Single crystal sapphire grown in a boule shape.


Name: Euechinoidea (Taxonomic group)
Description: Sub-class of echinoderms containing sea urchins and heart urchins.


Name: world (location)
Description: Earth and its inhabitants


Name: Sphere (Geometric shape)
Description: A perfectly round three-dimensional object


Name: Dog Breeding (Practice)
Description: The selective breeding of dogs for specific traits or purposes


Name: Villas (Structures)
Description: Residential buildings


Name: Exhaust valves (Mechanical Component)
Description: Parts of an engine that control exhaust flow


Name: Support from the Soviet Union and Cuba. (THING)
Description: Assistance in terms of aid, military support, etc.


Name: Georgia (U.S. State)
Description: A state in the southeastern United States.


Name: Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A white pigment widely used in paints, plastics, and cosmetics.


Name: Printmaking (ART TECHNIQUE)
Description: The process of creating images by transferring ink or paint from a matrix to a surface.


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2).


Name: Military garrisons (Organization)
Description: Groups of soldiers stationed in a location


Name: Impactite (Rock Type)
Description: A type of rock created or modified by meteorite impacts.


Name: Moussaieff Red (GEMSTONE)
Description: A famous red diamond


Name: China (Geographical location)
Description: A country in East Asia.


Name: Gay rights movement (Social Movement)
Description: A movement advocating for the equal rights of LGBTQ+ individuals.


Name: White Australia policy (Policy)
Description: Racially discriminatory immigration policy in Australia


Name: pen names or nicknames (name type)
Description: Alternative names used instead of real names.


Name: Badges (Object)
Description: Small emblems worn to indicate membership or affiliation.


Name: 200 MPa to 600 MPa (Quantity Range)
Description: The range of stress at which aluminium alloys begin to deform permanently.


Name: nitrous-oxide reductase (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme that catalyzes the reduction of nitrous oxide to nitrogen gas.


Name: northern part of the county (Geographical Location)
Description: Northern region within Westchester County


Name: Australites (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of tektite found in Australia and Africa.


Name: former quarry site (Location)
Description: -


Name: National and University Library "St. Kliment of Ohrid" (Library)
Description: The national library of North Macedonia.


Name: Rastislav's fortifications (LOCATION)
Description: Defensive structures in Great Moravia


Name: Microbial community (Biological Entity)
Description: A group of microorganisms living together


Name: first African-American president (TITLE)
Description: The first person of African descent to be elected President of the United States.


Name: Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän (Compound word)
Description: A German compound word meaning "Danube steamship transport company captain".


Name: Gem (Material Category)
Description: A precious or semiprecious stone used in jewelry.


Name: jewellery (Product)
Description: Decorative items worn on the body.


Name: Mexico (Country)
Description: A country in North America


Name: synagogues (BUILDING)
Description: Places of worship for Jews


Name: other states (Group of States)
Description: States other than Alabama.


Name: major university hospital (HOSPITAL)
Description: A large hospital associated with a university.


Name: Hexafluorosilicates (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Compounds containing silicon and fluorine.


Name: English Civil War (Historical Event)
Description: Civil war fought in England from 1642 to 1651


Name: Afghan government (Political Organization)
Description: The governing body of Afghanistan


Name: Greece (COUNTRY)
Description: A modern nation-state located in Southern Europe.


Name: 20th Century Immigrants  (PEOPLE GROUP)
Description: Immigrants who arrived in Colombia during the 20th century


Name: Public transport (mode of transportation)
Description: Transportation systems available to the general public


Name: Territory Government (Political entity)
Description: Governing body of a territory.


Name: Sailor Suits (Clothing)
Description: A type of uniform traditionally worn by sailors


Name: when the planetesimal's outer layers are stripped away by impacts (process)
Description: The removal of a celestial body's surface material due to collisions with other objects


Name: Bhagavad Gītā (Religious Text)
Description: A Hindu scripture


Name: Arizona (State)
Description: A state in the United States.


Name: Mont Blanc (LITERARY WORK)
Description: Poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley


Name: Images/Numerals/Text (Feature)
Description: Visual elements or markings found on coins.


Name: 1978 (Year)
Description: The year when Taiwan Jade production started to decrease.


Name: Sedimentary rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Rocks formed from the accumulation of sediments


Name: Salen (LOCATION)
Description: A village on the Isle of Mull


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


Name: 105 (Number)
Description: Quantity of 4-room apartments in Cresciano


Name: (one) whose B is A (semantic formula)
Description: Represents the meaning structure of an exocentric compound.


Name: Silicon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 14


Name: CIVICUS (Organization)
Description: A global alliance of civil society organizations


Name: Tyrrhēnī (Name)
Description: Roman name for Etruscans


Name: Oorijzers  (Folk Costume Accessory)
Description: A metal bracket worn as part of traditional Dutch women's attire.


Name: Copy of the Vedas (Physical Object)
Description: A written collection of sacred Hindu texts.


Name: Locomotion (Movement)
Description: Providing thrust in aquatic environments.


Name: Emeralds (Mineral)
Description: Green gemstones


Name: Subduction Zones (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas where one tectonic plate slides beneath another.


Name: Secrets (AbstractConcept)
Description: Information kept hidden from others.


Name: ultra-carbon-rich materials (Materials)
Description: Materials with a high carbon content.


Name: Members (PERSON)
Description: Individuals belonging to a group or organization


Name: IPC study (RESEARCH)
Description: Assessment of the consequences of conflict minerals law


Name: Russell Cave National Monument (National Monument)
Description: A national monument in Bridgeport, Alabama.


Name: 20 countries (NUMBER)
Description: Quantity of countries with which the US has free trade agreements


Name: Hufuqishe (EVENT)
Description: The first reform of military uniforms by King Wuling of Zhao.


Name: Colored Diamonds (Diamond Type)
Description: Diamonds exhibiting colors other than white.


Name: Cotton Industry (Industry)
Description: Sector focused on cotton production


Name: Different transformation than beef (Process)
Description: A unique curing method that preserves its pink color.


Name: Felisa (PERSON)
Description: Marino Dandolo's widow who sued Geremia Ghisi for control of Andros


Name: Industries (INDUSTRY SECTOR)
Description: Economic activities that produce goods and services


Name: Fluorescence: The Colorful World of Fluorescent Minerals (Book)
Description: A book likely discussing the fluorescent properties of minerals


Name: Abbot Philotheos Zervakos (Person)
Description: A religious leader who appealed to the German commander's humanity.


Name: Nahuas' metaphysics (Concept)
Description: Belief system of the Nahua people.


Name: Diamond Nanorods (Structure)
Description: Nanometer-scale rods made of diamond


Name: marcasite (Mineral)
Description: An iron sulfide mineral with the formula FeS2.


Name: Bastnäsite (Mineral)
Description: A rare-earth mineral containing cerium and other lanthanides.


Name: Qing dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The last imperial dynasty of China


Name: 120,000 barrels of crude oil (Quantity)
Description: Amount of crude oil produced in Missouri


Name: Serving Dishes, Platters, Trays (Servingware)
Description: Items used to serve food from the kitchen to the table.


Name: men in China (SOCIAL GROUP)
Description: Males residing in China.


Name: Coins (Object)
Description: Physical objects used as currency


Name: Chang'e 6 lander on lunar surface (Event)
Description: Jinchan imaged the Chang'e 6 lander on the Moon's surface.


Name: Lost Decade (ECONOMIC PERIOD)
Description: A period of economic stagnation in Japan starting in the mid-1990s


Name: Interplanetary Dust (CelestialObject)
Description: Dust particles located between planets.


Name: Oceanic lithosphere (Geological unit)
Description: Combined crust and rigid upper mantle layer.


Name: Equatorial Regions (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions near the Earth's equator.


Name: Nassarius shells (Material)
Description: Type of seashells


Name: Striking (ACTION)
Description: Participating in organized work stoppages


Name: devotional practices (Buddhist Practices)
Description: Acts performed as expressions of devotion


Name: Methodius (PERSON)
Description: Missionary and Archbishop


Name: precipitation gradient from west to east (Climate Pattern)
Description: Difference in rainfall levels across Andalusia


Name: numerous hikers and skiers (PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals who enjoy outdoor activities in nature.


Name: D-Secure (screening device)
Description: A commercial screening device developed by DRC Techno for identifying synthetic diamonds.


Name: The Corning Museum of Glass (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A museum in Corning, New York dedicated to glass art.


Name: Khmer Cambodians as barbarians (Perception)
Description: The Vietnamese perception of Khmer Cambodians as uncivilized.


Name: Pearl Oyster (Mollusk Species)
Description: A type of oyster known for producing pearls.


Name: Maghreb (REGION)
Description: A region in North Africa


Name: Quranic inscriptions, images of Muhammad, astrological signs and religious narratives  (CONTENT)
Description: Types of content often found on amulets


Name: Other Materials in Soil (Material Class)
Description: Substances found in soil besides organic matter.


Name: Andalusia (Autonomous Community)
Description: The southernmost autonomous community in Peninsular Spain.


Name: a symbol of hope and renewal (SYMBOL)
Description: Green represented positive change and growth.


Name: Serbian immigrants (Migrant Group)
Description: People who moved from Serbia to Austria


Name: Mechanical Treatments (Process)
Description: Processes that alter the physical structure of a material through mechanical means.


Name: National Health Command Center (Organization)
Description: Health command center established in response to SARS


Name: Copyright protection (Legal Concept)
Description: A legal right granting creators exclusive control over their works.


Name: royals (SOCIAL GROUP)
Description: Members of a royal family.


Name: Marble and stonework of the Parthenon (MATERIAL/ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE)
Description: Materials affected by pollution.


Name: Cultured freshwater pearls (Gemstone)
Description: Pearls created through farming techniques using freshwater mussels.


Name: Oak Island (ISLAND)
Description: An island in Long Island Sound


Name: bracing against tree trunks (Physical Action)
Description: Provides stability while climbing trees.


Name: Weaving (Technique)
Description: Process of creating fabric


Name: Lightweight (Quality)
Description: Having relatively low mass or weight.


Name: CERN project (Research Project)
Description: A project at CERN to develop MgB2 cables


Name: General-Purpose Induction Motors (Device)
Description: A type of electric motor


Name: Registers of Beneficial Ownership (Database)
Description: Records that list the true owners of companies and assets.


Name: Monolithic integration (Process)
Description: Combining different circuit types on a single chip


Name: Ukrainian SSR (Soviet Republic)
Description: Ukraine as part of the Soviet Union


Name: Dominican (ETHNICITY)
Description: People of Dominican descent


Name: Heavenly powers (CONCEPT)
Description: Influence and authority associated with deities


Name: Stone (Geological Material)
Description: A general term for rocks suitable for construction or toolmaking.


Name: witchcraft, faeries and spirits (Supernatural concept)
Description: Entities beyond the natural world


Name: Karma (Concept)
Description: Action, intent, and consequences in Hinduism


Name: States General (GOVERNMENTAL BODY)
Description: Confederal government of the Netherlands


Name: Hydrogen disulfide (H2S2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound containing two sulfur atoms bonded to two hydrogen atoms


Name: jewellery as art movement (artistic movement)
Description: Treating jewelry as a form of fine art


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland.


Name: New Englanders (People)
Description: Residents of New England.


Name: Helveticum (Geological Unit)
Description: A geological unit in the western Alps.


Name: Peccia (Village)
Description: A village in Switzerland


Name: Ovoids (Shape)
Description: Ellipsoidal shapes formed by deformation of spheres.


Name: Berber leaders (PERSON)
Description: Leaders of Berber tribes and communities


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


Name: Romans (CIVILIZATION)
Description: Ancient Roman civilization


Name: Western culture (Concept)
Description: The shared cultural heritage of Western civilization


Name: 1999–2003 (Time Period)
Description: The years Steve Windom served as Lieutenant Governor of Alabama.


Name: Esperite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral named after Esper Signius Larsen


Name: Federal Administrative Court (COURT)
Description: Supreme court for administrative matters.


Name: Roman Jewellery Designs (Cultural Artifact)
Description: Styles and patterns of jewelry from the Roman Empire.


Name: July 1944 (Date)
Description: The month and year when napalm was first deployed.


Name: Vedas (Religious Text)
Description: Earliest record of Hindu scriptures


Name: Darker Sky Colors (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: The sky appearing darker in color.


Name: Diamond powder (Material)
Description: Abrasive used for cleaning non-diamond substrates.


Name: Index Fossils (Fossil Type)
Description: Fossils of species with a short time range and wide distribution


Name: Open at Front (Design Feature)
Description: The front of the torc does not have a closure mechanism


Name: Weapon Access (Reason)
Description: The ease of drawing weapons from clothing.


Name: mass-affordable car (TYPE OF CAR)
Description: A type of car that is affordable to the masses


Name: coca de trempó (FOOD)
Description: A flatbread with vegetables and meat


Name: Mold marks or seams (Property)
Description: Visible signs of the molding process.


Name: computational study using density functional theory methods (scientific research)
Description: Investigation employing a theoretical framework to analyze carbon's behavior.


Name: Sewing needle (Tool)
Description: A long, slender tool used for hand-sewing.


Name: major flooding (WEATHER EVENT)
Description: Overflowing of water beyond its normal confines


Name: Complex shapes (Geometric form)
Description: Shapes with intricate details and curves.


Name: Curie point of 770 °C (Temperature)
Description: The temperature above which a ferromagnetic material loses its permanent magnetism.


Name: Electrode (Component)
Description: A conductor that carries electric current


Name: Intercity-Express (Train Service)
Description: A high-speed train service in Germany.


Name: re-enculturation (Process)
Description: Cultural exchange leading to the growth of Global Hinduism


Name: Slaves (Social Status)
Description: Individuals lacking freedom and subject to ownership by others.


Name: Stainless Steel (Material)
Description: A corrosion-resistant steel alloy.


Name: Lower class (Social Class)
Description: People with lower socio-economic status in the Sui dynasty


Name: Casbah (LOCATION)
Description: A fortified citadel in a city


Name: Traditional beliefs of Tahiti (Belief System)
Description: Original spiritual practices of the Tahitian people


Name: Colorless Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A transparent variety of quartz.


Name: aprons (clothing item)
Description: Protective garment worn over clothes


Name: Question (Conceptual Inquiry)
Description: A statement that seeks information or an answer.


Name: Navy (MILITARY BRANCH)
Description: The naval branch of a country's military forces


Name: Cutting and Thrusting (Combat Action)
Description: Actions performed with a sword in battle


Name: children's necks (Body part location)
Description: The area around a child's neck.


Name: Andalusian Music (MUSIC GENRE)
Description: Traditional and classical musical styles from Andalusia, Spain.


Name: Potassium Nitrate (Saltpeter) (Chemical Compound)
Description: An inorganic compound used in fertilizers and explosives.


Name: 2nd century BC (DATE)
Description: A century in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Cats and dogs (Animal)
Description: Domesticated animals


Name: Gradients in mineral composition (Geological feature)
Description: Changes in mineral makeup across a distance.


Name: Fe3+ impurities (chemical element)
Description: Iron ions with a +3 charge


Name: Topaz Rhyolite (Rock Type)
Description: Volcanic rock where red beryl often occurs.


Name: Sigwells Metalworking Site (SITE)
Description: An archaeological site with evidence of early metalworking.


Name: Gerevi Hills (Location)
Description: Hills north of the Umba River where the sapphires are found.


Name: Prior reconstructions  (CONSTRUCTION PROJECT)
Description: Previous attempts to rebuild the Parthenon


Name: Habibullah Khan (PERSON)
Description: The ruler of Afghanistan during World War I.


Name: Largest education system in the world (Education System)
Description: The biggest network of educational institutions globally


Name: Necklaces, bracelets, earrings (Jewelry Type)
Description: Common types of jewelry.


Name: statues (ARTWORK)
Description: Three-dimensional sculptures, often depicting human figures


Name: Bialetti Moka pot (PRODUCT)
Description: Stovetop pressurized espresso maker


Name: 2014 Global Green Economy Index (GGEI) (Index)
Description: An index that measures green economy performance


Name: Drina River (River)
Description: A major river in the Balkans


Name: unclear (STATE OF BEING)
Description: Lacking certainty or definition


Name: law (rule system)
Description: Laws governing the design of jitsuin


Name: oxygen transport (biological process)
Description: The movement of oxygen throughout the body.


Name: uranium (element)
Description: A radioactive element


Name: Electrode material  (Material Application)
Description: Material that conducts electricity and is used in electrochemical cells.


Name: German-speaking Swiss (Ethnic Group)
Description: Swiss people who speak German


Name: Construction (Sector)
Description: The industry involved in building infrastructure and structures.


Name: 16,695,000 visitors (Quantity)
Description: Number of visitors to Missouri's parks and recreational areas in 2005.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy originating in India


Name: 54 properties in Germany (LOCATION)
Description: Sites of cultural or historical significance within Germany.


Name: Zaman Shah Durrani's retreat (EVENT)
Description: Retreat of Zaman Shah Durrani from Punjab


Name: emphasis on geometric forms (Aesthetic Quality)
Description: Use of strong, angular shapes.


Name: Total Lithium content in seawater (Quantity)
Description: The amount of lithium present in all the world's oceans


Name: Russia's largest port (Description)
Description: Statement about the size of the Port of Novorossiysk


Name: Filtration fraction (Medical Concept)
Description: Proportion of plasma filtered by the kidney


Name: Kyanite (Mineral)
Description: A polymorph of Andalusite


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


Name: toadstone (mineral)
Description: A supposed antidote to poison, often found in jewelry.


Name: Taiwan (LOCATION)
Description: Island nation


Name: Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) (Political Entity)
Description: The continuation of the Roman Empire in the east after the fall of the western half.


Name: Storage facilities (Location)
Description: Designated areas for storing jade after extraction.


Name: Therapy Tool (Medical Device)
Description: Device used in therapy or rehabilitation.


Name: U.S. Open Cup (TROPHY)
Description: A knockout soccer tournament in the United States


Name: D4h (Symmetry Group)
Description: The symmetry group of a square bipyramid, order 16


Name: internal radiation damage (phenomenon)
Description: Damage caused by radioactive decay within a material


Name: open pit mining method (Mining Technique)
Description: A surface mining technique where ore is extracted from an open pit.


Name: 1,000 and 1,400 members (Quantity)
Description: The estimated number of Jewish people in Tunisia.


Name: Stone (Building Material)
Description: Natural material commonly used in construction.


Name: American Journal of Science (PUBLICATION)
Description: Scientific journal


Name: 23 jurisdictions (group of locations)
Description: Areas within Alabama that utilize a specific voting system.


Name: Peoples with possible non-Indo-European heritage (CATEGORY)
Description: Groups of people who may not have spoken languages belonging to the Indo-European family.


Name: Porto-Novo (CITY)
Description: Major port city in Benin.


Name: using knives on glass or metal cutting boards (ACTION)
Description: The act of cutting with a knife on a hard surface


Name: diamond with high light performance (Diamond Type)
Description: A diamond that reflects light effectively


Name: source country (geographic location)
Description: The origin of a product or material.


Name: Wrocław (CITY)
Description: The regional capital of Lower Silesian Voivodeship


Name: 5.5 to 6 (Hardness)
Description: Resistance of a mineral to scratching


Name: 5.5 g/cm3 (Density)
Description: The mass per unit volume of radium


Name: Fir of the hundred elbows (Tree)
Description: A specific fir tree in Samokovska Reka.


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: Non-metal used in the garnet structure


Name: Subsequent scholarship (Academic Field)
Description: Later research and analysis of the Minoan civilization.


Name: US General Services Administration (GSA) (Organization)
Description: Agency managing federal government property and procurement


Name: Gello (Demon)
Description: A female demon associated with miscarriage


Name: Pearl farmers (Occupation)
Description: People who cultivate pearls


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


Name: 1510 (Year)
Description: The year the term 'redhead' first appeared in records.


Name: Jewelers (Profession)
Description: People who work with jewelry


Name: Upper Step of Parthenon I (Architectural Feature)
Description: The top step of the substructure, made from a different type of stone.


Name: Celeste (Color)
Description: Another name for bleu celeste.


Name: Orange (COLOR)
Description: A color between red and yellow


Name: June 1, 2016 (Date)
Description: The date the Gotthard Base Tunnel was opened


Name: Joseph Nasi (Person)
Description: Sultan's favorite, ruled islands through representatives


Name: First One Day International (1971) (SPORTING_EVENT)
Description: The first One Day International cricket match played between Australia and England.


Name: Clothing (Thing)
Description: Garments worn for protection, adornment, or cultural expression.


Name: Neolithic settlements (Archaeological Site)
Description: Dating from the 7th millennium BC, oldest in Europe


Name: Control (ACTION)
Description: The power to influence or direct something.


Name: smaller fairs (Event)
Description: Less prominent festivals held in other cities


Name: Niva (LOCATION)
Description: Hamlet in Onsernone valley


Name: Contact Metamorphism (Metamorphic Process)
Description: Metamorphism caused by heat from nearby magma intrusions.


Name: Liangzhu culture (Ancient Culture)
Description: A Neolithic culture in China (3400-2250 BCE)


Name: Fort Payne (City)
Description: A city in Alabama.


Name: Inoxum (Division)
Description: Stainless steel division of ThyssenKrupp


Name: Umayyad conquest of Hispania (EVENT)
Description: The Muslim conquest of the Iberian Peninsula in 711


Name: 26 states and a Federal District (POLITICAL DIVISION)
Description: The administrative subdivisions of Brazil.


Name: Kingdom of Dahomey (HISTORICAL ENTITY)
Description: Former kingdom that existed in the region now known as Benin


Name: Food Processing Industry (Industry Sector)
Description: Transformation of raw food materials into finished products


Name: Raqqa (Location)
Description: A city in Syria


Name: gold-cased pocket watch (gift item)
Description: A pocket watch encased in gold, traditionally given as a retirement gift.


Name: Fur (Material)
Description: Hair covering the skin of an animal.


Name: a fluoride, a chloride, or an oxide ion (Chemical Ions)
Description: Alternative negatively charged species that can substitute for the hydroxyl group.


Name: Educación preescolar (EDUCATION STAGE)
Description: Preschool education in Colombia


Name: Democratic Union for Integration (Political Party)
Description: A political party representing ethnic Albanians in North Macedonia


Name: Schengen treaty (TREATY)
Description: Agreement on passport-free travel within the Schengen Area


Name: luxury items (concept)
Description: Goods considered highly desirable and expensive


Name: Top producer of copper (Economic role)
Description: The position of being the leading country in copper production.


Name: Peoples of the Americas ancestry (1.4%) (CONCEPT)
Description: Ancestry group representing individuals descended from populations of the Americas


Name: Örebro (CITY)
Description: Sixth-largest city in Sweden.


Name: press with a hardened steel toroidal "belt" strained to its elastic limit (OBJECT)
Description: A specialized press used by Hall for diamond synthesis


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


Name: three cases of substitution (phenomenon)
Description: Multiple instances of ion replacement in plagioclase structure.


Name: Frecce Tricolori (Military Aerobatic Team Name)
Description: Name of the Italian Air Force aerobatic display team.


Name: Spanish Culture par excellence (Concept)
Description: The epitome of Spanish culture.


Name: magnesium alloys (Material)
Description: Mixtures of magnesium with other metals


Name: Variations of texture in certain Tertiary igneous rocks of the Great Basin (Scientific Paper)
Description: A paper on the different textures found in volcanic rocks of the Great Basin.


Name: Internal fraud (Type of Fraud)
Description: Fraud committed by someone within an organization.


Name: Raclette (Dish)
Description: A Swiss dish consisting of melted cheese scraped over potatoes and other accompaniments.


Name: Talc-schist (Rock Type)
Description: A metamorphic rock containing a high percentage of talc.


Name: Rhine (Rijn) (RIVER)
Description: A major river in Europe.


Name: 31.3% Minorities (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The proportion of employer firms owned by minorities.


Name: Forest Fires (Disaster)
Description: Uncontrolled fires in forested areas


Name: Metals (Element)
Description: Substances with metallic properties.


Name: set theory (Mathematical field)
Description: A branch of mathematics that deals with sets and their properties.


Name: France (Country)
Description: A Western European country


Name: 5th century BC (Time Period)
Description: A century in the ancient Greek timeline


Name: intermarriage and assimilation (Process)
Description: The process of adopting the culture and language of another group.


Name: supervise apprentices (action/capability)
Description: The ability to oversee and guide the training of apprentices.


Name: first in the European Union and second worldwide in value of agricultural exports (Ranking)
Description: Position of the Netherlands in global agricultural export rankings


Name: Over 3 million German speakers (POPULATION GROUP)
Description: Individuals speaking the German language residing within Austria's borders.


Name: Recurrent Family Rituals (Event)
Description: Repeated ceremonies and practices performed by families.


Name: Lead (Chemical Element)
Description: A metal that forms alloys with zinc


Name: granulite-facies metamorphic terranes (Geological Formation)
Description: Areas of rock that have undergone high-grade metamorphism.


Name: suppression of the Orthodox Church (RELIGIOUS ISSUE/OPPRESSION)
Description: Restriction and persecution faced by the Orthodox Church


Name: alleite, manganite, rhodochrosite (Minerals)
Description: Other minerals investigated by Mayumi Yoshinaga


Name: early Neolithic (Time Period)
Description: The initial phase of the Neolithic period


Name: Indigenous governors (POSITION)
Description: Leaders of indigenous communities under Spanish rule


Name: Ore and Precious Metals (RESOURCE)
Description: Materials extracted from the earth for various uses


Name: hilly landscape (Landform)
Description: Terrain with numerous hills.


Name: 12.5% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Proportion of trips with this purpose in 2005


Name: sample (Material)
Description: A physical sample of material from Ceres.


Name: Hand-painted with unique designs (Aesthetic Characteristic)
Description: Fritsch's use of hand-painting to decorate her pottery.


Name: Sir Abraham Hume (PERSON)
Description: 2nd Baronet, a British military figure


Name: region of confluence of Morava and Danube Rivers (GEOGRAPHIC REGION)
Description: The wider region where the rivers Morava and Danube meet.


Name: Natural History (text)
Description: A work by Pliny the Elder on natural history.


Name: Earth's atmosphere (Atmospheric layer)
Description: The gaseous envelope surrounding the Earth


Name: The most important compound of lithium (Description)
Description: Highlights the significance of Lithium Carbonate


Name: brilliantly (manner)
Description: Shining with intense light reflection


Name: owner (Person)
Description: Individual who possessed the jewelry


Name: Italian City-States (Political Entity)
Description: Independent cities that functioned as small states during the Renaissance.


Name: Viganella (LOCATION)
Description: An Italian town located in a steep-sided valley.


Name: Belgica and Germania (PROVINCE)
Description: Roman provinces in Northern Gaul and along the Rhine


Name: Document Meets Standards (Quality Criterion)
Description: Conformance to professional expectations.


Name: Rein Raud (Person)
Description: A scholar who proposed a model of cultural change.


Name: Internationalism, Multiculturalism (Concept)
Description: Diversity of cultures and influences represented in the attire.


Name: election (EVENT)
Description: Political competition for government power


Name: Ganesha (Deity)
Description: The Hindu god of beginnings, wisdom, and success.


Name: Cross-Culture (Concept)
Description: The comparison and contrast of cultural practices and beliefs across different societies.


Name: Calcium (Chemical Element)
Description: An essential mineral for the human body.


Name: Wine grapes (Crop)
Description: Fruit used for making wine.


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


Name: regional inequalities (SOCIAL_ISSUE)
Description: Disparities in development and opportunities across different regions


Name: Amethyst (Mineral)
Description: A violet variety of quartz


Name: 16 national awards (NUMBER)
Description: Number of national awards won


Name: IUPAC (ORGANIZATION)
Description: International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry


Name: birth incentives (SOCIAL POLICY)
Description: Measures to encourage people to have more children


Name: Other Naturally Occurring Uranium Isotopes (Isotope Group)
Description: Isotopes of uranium that exist naturally but are not fissile.


Name: Interdigital cavities (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Spaces between toes


Name: Coup (Event)
Description: A coup d'état in Greece in 1909


Name: Spoken languages in Colombia (LANGUAGE GROUP)
Description: Languages spoken within the country


Name: global temperature rise (ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE)
Description: Increase in Earth's average temperature due to climate change.


Name: Norwegian electorate (PEOPLE)
Description: The citizens of Norway eligible to vote.


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


Name: 6-8 weeks (Duration)
Description: Timeframe for weaning


Name: Plants (Organism Group)
Description: Multicellular, photosynthetic eukaryotic organisms of the kingdom Plantae.


Name: Electrical Insulators (Component)
Description: Materials that resist the flow of electricity


Name: Shangyi Xiachang (上衣下裳) (Clothing style)
Description: Style with an upper garment and lower garment


Name: Hunter process (PROCESS)
Description: A batch process for producing titanium by reacting TiCl4 with sodium


Name: neidan (Clothing)
Description: An inner garment worn in the Ming dynasty.


Name: Calcium (Chemical Element)
Description: An essential mineral found in bones and teeth.


Name: Elliptic Geometry (Branch of Geometry)
Description: A non-Euclidean geometry where parallel lines converge.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: An ancient Indian religion.


Name: Northern Brazil (Region)
Description: The northern part of Brazil


Name: Egyptians (Civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization in Egypt


Name: Green, Yellow, Brown (Color)
Description: The colors Epidote displays during pleochroism.


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A metallic element.


Name: feudalism on the Northern French model and Norman-French culture (Concept)
Description: Social and cultural system brought by the Normans


Name: Three times F1 World Champion (Title)
Description: Won the Formula One World Championship three times


Name: New hierarchical scheme for mineral classification (Classification System)
Description: A proposed system for classifying minerals hierarchically.


Name: Brick, Stone (MATERIAL)
Description: Common building materials.


Name: Liber Mineralium II (BOOK)
Description: A book by Paracelsus


Name: Hertha Ayrton (Person)
Description: A British physicist and engineer


Name: China's economy (ECONOMY)
Description: The economic system and activity within China.


Name: extensive forests (Land Cover)
Description: Areas covered with trees.


Name: Anthocyanin Pigments Production (Chemical Process)
Description: The creation of pigments responsible for red, purple, and blue colors in plants.


Name: Chondrodite (Mineral)
Description: A more common mineral in the humite group that is also used for gemstones.


Name: balconies (LOCATION)
Description: Exterior platforms on buildings


Name: Water, Dirt, Grease (on bottom) (Impurities)
Description: Substances that can accumulate on the underside of a diamond.


Name: followers of traditional religions honouring gods and ancestors (RELIGIOUS GROUP)
Description: People who follow pagan beliefs and practices


Name: David Lloyd George (PERSON)
Description: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during and after World War I


Name: Very Low (DESCRIPTION)
Description: Describes a situation where unethical or illegal practices are infrequent.


Name: improve dough strength and rise height (Process)
Description: Enhancing the structural integrity and leavening of bread dough.


Name: Idrisids (Political Entity)
Description: A dynasty that ruled parts of Morocco in the 8th to 10th centuries.


Name: 70 percent of Taiwan's population (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of Hoklo descendants in Taiwan


Name: San Francisco (CITY)
Description: A city located in California, USA.


Name: 40 kilometers (25 miles)  southwest of Oslo  (LOCATION)
Description: The distance and direction of Drammen from Oslo.


Name: Tightening Tolerances (Action)
Description: Reducing the allowable range for manufacturing parameters


Name: Moderate (Ideology)
Description: Holding centrist political views


Name: Movement of Defects called Dislocations within the Diamond Lattice (Process)
Description: The movement of imperfections within the diamond's structure


Name: mammals (organism group)
Description: Warm-blooded animals that have hair or fur and give birth to live young.


Name: Normal sphere of religious experience (Abstract Concept)
Description: The typical ways people interact with religion


Name: Additional Articles of the Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: Amendments to the Constitution of the Republic of China


Name: 488 kilometers (Measurement)
Description: The length of the border between Italy and France


Name: Synthetic scheelite (Material)
Description: Scheelite produced artificially through the Czochralski process.


Name: bride (person)
Description: A woman who is about to be married.


Name: Origins of Intensive Agriculture and Complex Societies (Social Development)
Description: The emergence of advanced farming practices and organized social structures.


Name: region (LOCATION)
Description: A geographical area


Name: Chandeliers in cut glass (Lighting fixtures)
Description: From the 18th century, drew inspiration from expensive rock crystal chandeliers


Name: Koca Yusuf (PERSON)
Description: An oil wrestling champion from Turkey


Name: films (Creative Work)
Description: Movies produced within the Spanish film industry


Name: Late 19th Century (Time Period)
Description: Historical era


Name: Vetter (PERSON)
Description: A scholar studying Buddhism


Name: Legion of Honour (AWARD)
Description: Highest French order for military and civilian merits


Name: 900 to 950 parts per thousand (measurement)
Description: A unit representing the proportion of platinum in an alloy.


Name: 17th century (Time Period)
Description: Century spanning from 1601 to 1700


Name: last major Indian War (EVENT)
Description: The final significant conflict between Native Americans and the U.S. on the Great Plains.


Name: Kinzig (River)
Description: A river in Germany.


Name: Streets of St. Louis (Location)
Description: Streets in the city of St. Louis


Name: life-size sculptures (Sculpture type)
Description: Larger sculptures, often depicting human figures


Name: Human body (Biological Entity)
Description: The physical structure of a human being.


Name: Expansion (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The act of increasing in size or volume.


Name: Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (Legal Document)
Description: The fundamental law of Afghanistan


Name: 0.1 meters per second (Speed)
Description: The rate at which the tortoise is moving.


Name: Soviet flag (National Emblem)
Description: Official symbol of the Soviet Union.


Name: How to a fissure vein?: Economic Geology, v. 1 (Publication)
Description: A journal article defining fissure veins


Name: City residents and businesses (GROUP)
Description: People who live in and companies operating within New York City.


Name: Westminster system (GOVERNMENT SYSTEM)
Description: A parliamentary system of government originating in the United Kingdom.


Name: Modern Colombia (Political Entity)
Description: The present-day Republic of Colombia.


Name: population boom (PHENOMENON)
Description: A rapid increase in population


Name: President (Political Position)
Description: Leader of the Afghan government


Name: Various time periods (Time)
Description: Periods spanning thousands of years when bone needles were used.


Name: Various patterns (Pattern)
Description: Unique shapes and structures found in black coral skeletons.


Name: Epoxy resin (Material)
Description: A type of synthetic polymer used as an adhesive and coating


Name: Roman Bricks (Building Material)
Description: Bricks of a specific shape and type used by Romans


Name: George Pritchard (PERSON)
Description: Missionary and British consul


Name: Society (Social structure)
Description: The collective organization and interactions of people within a community.


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


Name: 2010 Colombian presidential election (EVENT)
Description: Election for the presidency of Colombia in 2010


Name: Many in the gem industry (Group)
Description: Individuals and businesses involved in the gem trade.


Name: Isabella I (Monarch)
Description: Queen of Castile.


Name: Urban Area of Örebro (Geographic Location)
Description: The city center of Örebro where the weather station is situated.


Name: 1,519,562 Colombians (3% of population) (NUMBER/PERCENTAGE)
Description: Number and proportion of Colombians following Indigenous religions


Name: swords (Weapon)
Description: Bladed weapons used for combat.


Name: bend or break (Characteristic)
Description: Being susceptible to damage due to the limitations of early iron.


Name: Cities (CITY_TYPE)
Description: Urban areas with a certain degree of self-rule.


Name: infinite numbers (MATHEMATICAL CONCEPT)
Description: Numbers that are limitless in size


Name: Technology Limitations and Environmental Factors (Constraint)
Description: Factors that restrict the efficiency and scale of Yule Marble quarrying.


Name: Pointed tools (Tool)
Description: Tools with sharp points used for engraving


Name: Amman (Location)
Description: Capital of Jordan


Name: Opal (Rock)
Description: A gemstone consisting of hydrated silica spheres.


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


Name: 2024 East Midlands Mayoral Election (Election)
Description: The election for the first Mayor of the East Midlands.


Name: most guerrillas and Government security forces (GROUP)
Description: Beneficiaries of the amnesty offered by the Charter


Name: Pink Star (Diamond)
Description: A famous large pink diamond.


Name: 6 to 8 (Range)
Description: The possible number of atoms bonded to the Y site.


Name: 1881 (Year)
Description: Year of the earthquake


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


Name: Cerealia Facula (Astronomical Feature)
Description: The brightest spot in Occator Crater


Name: Graphite (Allotrope)
Description: A crystalline allotrope of carbon with a layered structure.


Name: structural support (function)
Description: The ability to maintain a stable shape and resist deformation.


Name: need to improve business climate (ECONOMIC_ISSUE)
Description: The necessity to create a more favorable environment for businesses


Name: settling national or regional issues such as war (Political Action)
Description: Resolving conflicts and disputes affecting the country


Name: Noshaq (MOUNTAIN PEAK)
Description: The highest mountain peak in Afghanistan, with an elevation of 7,492 meters.


Name: U.S. federal work force (GROUP)
Description: All civilian employees working for the US federal government


Name: Internal Organization (Organization)
Description: The company or entity responsible for the products.


Name: obverse (part of medal)
Description: The front surface of a medal.


Name: Tasmania (State)
Description: A state in Australia.


Name: Lapis Lazuli (Mineral)
Description: A blue metamorphic rock prized for its intense color.


Name: Etruscans (People)
Description: Ancient civilization in Italy


Name: municipal council (Government Body)
Description: Elected representatives who make decisions for the municipality


Name: Global Aluminium Production (Economic Activity)
Description: The total amount of Aluminium produced worldwide.


Name: Pu-Ce and Pu-Ce-Co plutonium alloys (Alloy)
Description: Alloys of plutonium with cerium and/or cobalt.


Name: economic development (Activity)
Description: Efforts to promote economic growth


Name: Notion of Individual Portraiture (Concept)
Description: The idea of representing individuals realistically in art.


Name: 1,600 to 2,400 meters (Altitude)
Description: Elevation range of the sub-Alpine zone.


Name: Sedimentary rock (Category of Rock)
Description: Rocks formed from the accumulation and cementation of sediments


Name: Pablo Picasso (Person)
Description: A modern painter


Name: Aztecs (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that dominated central Mexico before the Spanish conquest.


Name: mummified bodies (OBJECT)
Description: Preserved corpses of ancient Egyptians.


Name: Southern Italy (Geographical Region)
Description: The southern part of the Italian peninsula


Name: gold cups (Artifact)
Description: Two gold cups found within the tomb


Name: Oxygen (CHEMICAL_ELEMENT)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas essential for life


Name: Banded Iron Formations (Rock Formation)
Description: Layers of iron oxides and chert


Name: Phenomenon of disintermediation (Economic Trend)
Description: The movement of funds from intermediaries like banks to direct investments.


Name: Nicola Pisano (Person)
Description: An Italian sculptor of the 13th century.


Name: Dimensionless Unit 1 (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A unit with no physical dimension, often omitted in calculations.


Name: London Financial Times (NEWSPAPER)
Description: A British daily newspaper focusing on business and finance


Name: Calcium (Ca2+) (Ion)
Description: A positively charged ion of calcium


Name: Chora (City)
Description: The capital city of Naxos.


Name: Coal Mining in Suffolk (Industry)
Description: The practice of extracting coal from underground deposits in the county of Suffolk.


Name: Manganese (Chemical Element)
Description: Element responsible for pink color in Hydrogrossular


Name: Qingtian stone (Stone Type)
Description: A type of stone from Qingtian, Zhejiang Province, used for seal carving.


Name: 1520 (Date)
Description: Year the Schlicks began minting Joachimsthalers


Name: Power Generation (Process)
Description: The production of electrical energy


Name: Jenny Lind (Person)
Description: Swedish opera singer known as the 'Swedish Nightingale'.


Name: Human Fatalities (Event)
Description: Deaths caused by uranium exposure


Name: in advance (time)
Description: Before the actual engraving process begins.


Name: seals were classified by style before the mainland-Crete division was recognized (STATEMENT)
Description: A statement about the historical understanding of seal styles.


Name: Alabama (Location)
Description: A state in the southeastern United States


Name: diamond (material)
Description: A precious gemstone composed of pure carbon.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy encompassing a variety of traditions, beliefs and practices


Name: Low Dispersions (Optical Property)
Description: Low separation of white light into its constituent colors.


Name: Urchin barren (Environment Feature)
Description: Area devoid of macroalgae and associated fauna due to overgrazing by sea urchins


Name: Dilute Hydrochloric Acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: A solution of hydrochloric acid in water.


Name: Manganese Variety (Mineral Type)
Description: A type of mineral that contains manganese


Name: Inuit (people)
Description: Indigenous people of the Arctic regions


Name: Control (Concept)
Description: The act of having power over something.


Name: Grey Business Suit (Clothing)
Description: A type of suit often associated with conformity.


Name: bauxite (MINERAL)
Description: A sedimentary rock with significant aluminum hydroxide content.


Name: Santo Dios (Folk Song)
Description: Popular religious song sung at harvest time


Name: Chesapeake Bay Impact Crater (Geological Feature)
Description: Impact crater responsible for the North American strewnfield


Name: Tragedy, Comedy, Satyr Play (DRAMATIC GENRES)
Description: Three main genres of ancient Greek theatre.


Name: Yiddish (LANGUAGE)
Description: A Germanic language historically spoken by Ashkenazi Jews


Name: Labour Party (Political Party)
Description: A centre-left political party in Norway.


Name: 6 percent of the global population (demographic statistic)
Description: Proportion of the world's population receiving fluoridated water


Name: Barnaba Oriani (Person)
Description: An Italian astronomer from Milan.


Name: Long-wavelength rays (Concept)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation with longer wavelengths


Name: Human (Class)
Description: The class representing all humans.


Name: they absorb light rather than reflect it back to the eye (Physical Property)
Description: The characteristic of absorbing light instead of reflecting it.


Name: Protolith (Geological Material)
Description: The original rock that undergoes metamorphism to form a metamorphic rock.


Name: Ordinary men (Gender)
Description: Men who were not part of any particular elite group


Name: Diamond Trading Company (DTC) (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Subsidiary of De Beers that markets rough diamonds.


Name: Archaeopsylla erinacei (Flea Species)
Description: A flea species that infests hedgehogs and can be picked up by foxes during travel.


Name: shallow-water limestones (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed in shallow marine environments


Name: Silicate Mineral Group (Mineral Classification)
Description: A category of minerals containing silicon and oxygen.


Name: Tremolite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium magnesium iron silicate hydroxide


Name: Design concepts (Idea)
Description: Initial sketches and ideas for a piece of jewelry.


Name: perovskite (Crystal Structure)
Description: A type of crystal structure


Name: Europe (CONTINENT)
Description: The continent located west of Asia and east of North America.


Name: 18% of Morocco (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Proportion of arable land in Morocco


Name: mobility on Dutch roads (TRANSPORTATION_CONCEPT)
Description: Travel activity in the Netherlands


Name: High calcium content (Chemical Property)
Description: A defining characteristic of rodingite.


Name: Proclus (Philosopher and Mathematician)
Description: A Neoplatonist philosopher and mathematician who commented on Euclid's works.


Name: Tenochtitlan (City-State)
Description: Capital city of the Aztec Empire


Name: Flood Risk (Hazard)
Description: The likelihood of flooding in a given area.


Name: empty (Occupancy Status)
Description: Apartments not inhabited


Name: World War II (Time Period)
Description: The global war from 1939 to 1945


Name: Edward Topsell (Clergyman)
Description: English clergyman who wrote about zoology.


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: An amorphous, non-crystalline solid material.


Name: Notable Additional Properties (Characteristic)
Description: Other important properties of materials.


Name: Names (CONCEPT)
Description: Names given to individuals, particularly women in Western countries.


Name: Increased surface evaporation, precipitation and warmer temperatures (Weather Conditions)
Description: Changes in atmospheric conditions leading to increased water cycle activity and temperature.


Name: Marble Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: A gorge in Madhya Pradesh, India known for its marble cliffs.


Name: Vallemaggia (District)
Description: District in Ticino Canton, Switzerland


Name: Federico Halbherr (Person)
Description: An Italian archaeologist who excavated the Palace of Phaistos.


Name: Kesner Building (Building)
Description: An office building in Chicago


Name: Alumina crystal (MATERIAL)
Description: Crystalline form of aluminum oxide.


Name: federalized entities (STATUS)
Description: Entities under federal control.


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


Name: South Africa (Country)
Description: The country where Duha is located


Name: World (GLOBAL ENTITY)
Description: The entire planet Earth


Name: Interpol (ORGANIZATION)
Description: International criminal police organization


Name: respect for state sovereignty and peaceful cooperation between African countries (CONCEPT)
Description: Diplomatic principles


Name: Prime Minister (Political Role)
Description: Head of Government in the UK


Name: 6,137,428 (Number)
Description: Population count


Name: Outlawing of Taiwanese music and theater (Event)
Description: The act of prohibiting traditional Taiwanese art forms.


Name: Specification of Information (Action)
Description: Providing detailed information about a product.


Name: Tektites (Geological Object)
Description: Glassy objects formed from melted rock ejected into space.


Name: 3.9% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of Alabama residents who were born in a foreign country.


Name: Spanish Realism (Literary Movement)
Description: A literary movement in Spain emphasizing realism


Name: John Stevens Henslow (PERSON)
Description: Revd Professor and second president of Ipswich Museum


Name: pale blue (Color)
Description: A light shade of blue


Name: 3.4 Gt (Quantity)
Description: Estimated amount of municipal solid waste in gigatonnes by 2050.


Name: web-based tool (Software)
Description: A tool to facilitate the use of their proposed taxonomy


Name: Ceres (Celestial Body)
Description: A dwarf planet in the asteroid belt


Name: High Degree of Systematic Knowledge (Attribute)
Description: Deep understanding and mastery of the field's theoretical and practical knowledge.


Name: The Modern Lovers (Musical Group)
Description: Rock band


Name: Bad Gastein (Location)
Description: A town in Austria.


Name: Chinese Buddhists (People/Group)
Description: Followers of Buddhism in China.


Name: oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element essential for life.


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


Name: middle class and rural evangelical Protestants (Social Group)
Description: A group of people characterized by their socioeconomic status and religious beliefs


Name: LGBT rights (SOCIAL ISSUE)
Description: Rights and protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals


Name: Zurich and Geneva (LOCATION)
Description: Two of Switzerland's most important cities known for their finance industry.


Name: German Confederation (Political Entity)
Description: A loose confederation of German states


Name: Parades, reviews, courts-martial, tattoos, and changes of command (Event types)
Description: Specific types of events where ceremonial attire is typically worn


Name: Temple (Religious Structure)
Description: A building for religious worship


Name: border between New England and New York (Geographic Boundary)
Description: The line separating New England and New York state.


Name: semiconductor conductivity (Property)
Description: The ability of a semiconductor to conduct electricity.


Name: England (Country)
Description: A country in northwestern Europe


Name: religion or faith (Abstract Concept)
Description: Belief system


Name: Pliny the Younger (Writer)
Description: Roman author and correspondent


Name: 36 (Number)
Description: Total number of students in Onsernone in 2009


Name: Mongol influences in Clothing (Cultural Practice)
Description: Practices and styles associated with Mongol rule.


Name: Sicily (Location)
Description: An island region in Italy, formerly a Greek colony.


Name: many gods (CONCEPT)
Description: Belief in multiple deities.


Name: Fatimid Caliphate (Political Entity)
Description: A Shia Muslim dynasty that ruled parts of North Africa and the Middle East in the 10th to 12th centuries.


Name: respiratory system (organ system)
Description: The system responsible for breathing


Name: territories under Moorish rule (AREA)
Description: Areas controlled by the Moors.


Name: High pressures (Physical Condition)
Description: Increased force exerted over a given area.


Name: 37.2% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of the population


Name: Barite (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in limestone


Name: Litigation (Legal Process)
Description: Process of resolving disputes in court


Name: Professional program (Educational Program)
Description: Three-year program preparing students for jobs in engineering, nursing, computer science, business, tourism, etc.


Name: Artists and Engravers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who create artwork or engravings.


Name: mining products (mostly coal) (Industrial Product)
Description: Resources extracted from the earth, primarily coal


Name: Grip (Part)
Description: The handle of a sword.


Name: National Defense Act Amendments of 1933 (LAW)
Description: The act that created the National Guard and provided for its integration with the U.S. Army and Air Force.


Name: George Yule (PERSON)
Description: The prospector who 'rediscovered' the marble in 1874 and for whom it was later named.


Name: Hilt (Part)
Description: The handle of a sword.


Name: Lake Biwa (Location)
Description: A lake in Japan


Name: Eroticism and seduction (Concept)
Description: Sensual attraction and the act of enticing someone.


Name: Justus Hiddes Halbertsma (person)
Description: A Dutch pastor and writer


Name: plaquette, medal, coin (sculpture type)
Description: Small, flat sculptures often commemorative or decorative.


Name: buildings (PHYSICAL_OBJECT)
Description: Structures damaged or destroyed by the fire


Name: rarer blue gems variety (Gemstone Variety)
Description: A specific type of natural diamond that is blue in color and exhibits fluorescence and phosphorescence under UV light


Name: Modern European theatre art (Art Movement)
Description: Theatrical styles and practices prevalent in Europe in the 20th century


Name: Non-Permanent Joints (Type of Joint)
Description: Joints that can be removed without damaging the joined components.


Name: Qianlong Emperor's Calligraphy (ARTWORK)
Description: Writing style of the Qianlong Emperor


Name: Nitrogen impurities (Chemical property)
Description: Presence of nitrogen atoms within the diamond's structure.


Name: redox enzymes (protein)
Description: Enzymes that catalyze oxidation-reduction reactions


Name: Simplon Hospice (Building)
Description: Provided food for pilgrims traveling to Rome and other travelers.


Name: slightly soluble bicarbonate in solution (Chemical Compound)
Description: A product formed by the reaction of iron(II) carbonate with water.


Name: 300-fold (Quantitative Value)
Description: Multiplication factor