Name: distinct pink hue (color)
Description: A pale reddish-purple color.


Name: St Lawrence Church (CHURCH)
Description: Houses the world's oldest circle of church bells


Name: Argolis (REGION)
Description: A region in mainland Greece


Name: Adult AIs (Concept)
Description: Adequate Intakes for adults.


Name: Cinema in Morocco (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: The film industry within the nation of Morocco


Name: Long Island Sound (WATER BODY)
Description: A sound separating Long Island from Connecticut.


Name: Vision 2020 (STRATEGY)
Description: Morocco's plan to attract more tourists


Name: Osmoregulation (Biological Process)
Description: The regulation of water and solute balance in the body.


Name: Cut (Gemstone Feature)
Description: Shape and proportions of the gemstone.


Name: Persian Empire (Empire)
Description: Ancient empire centered in Persia


Name: kidneys (organ)
Description: Two bean-shaped organs that filter waste from the blood.


Name: Small Pieces of Metal (Size Category)
Description: Pieces of metal that are relatively small in size


Name: Teachings of Tages and Vegoia (Knowledge)
Description: Information about understanding and behaving according to the will of deities


Name: Iron hydroxide (FeO(OH)) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound formed by iron, oxygen and hydrogen.


Name: Structures at 0.1 mm (Physical Feature)
Description: Features on a surface with a size of approximately 0.1 mm.


Name: Getty Square (LOCATION)
Description: A neighborhood in Yonkers


Name: 22.3% steppe-related ancestry (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Proportion of Mycenaean ancestry derived from the western steppe


Name: Leon Battista Alberti (Person)
Description: Renaissance architect and scholar


Name: Madhubani Art (Painting Style)
Description: Style of Indian painting practiced in the Mithila region.


Name: Cryolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of sodium aluminum fluoride.


Name: José de Alencar (Person)
Description: A Brazilian novelist known for his Romantic works and Indigenist novels.


Name: moulting (biological process)
Description: The shedding of an old exoskeleton to allow for growth.


Name: East (Direction)
Description: A cardinal direction


Name: Diamond Cut Choice (Decision)
Description: The selection of a particular diamond cut


Name: 24 July 2011 (DATE)
Description: Initial date set for the elections


Name: muscles underneath the peritoneum (Structure)
Description: Muscles beneath the membrane lining the abdominal cavity.


Name: Breast milk (Bodily Fluid)
Description: Milk produced by mammary glands to nourish infants.


Name: Bottom Cap (Headwear)
Description: A cap worn as the base layer.


Name: WHO (ORGANIZATION)
Description: World Health Organization


Name: 27,744.1 inhabitants per square mile (NUMBER)
Description: The population density of New York City


Name: hydroxylapatite (Chemical Compound)
Description: A calcium phosphate mineral


Name: Lathe (Machine Tool)
Description: A machine used for turning operations.


Name: John H. G. Stuurman (PERSON)
Description: Inventor of motorized rotary saw for cutting diamonds


Name: High-carbon steel for swords (Material)
Description: Steel with high carbon content used for making swords


Name: Prime Minister of Morocco (PoliticalLeader)
Description: The head of government of Morocco


Name: refugee resettlement (ACTIVITY)
Description: The United States has been a leader in resettling refugees for decades, admitting more than all other countries combined.


Name: Lutefisk, Smalahove, Pinnekjøtt, Raspeball, Fårikål (FOOD)
Description: Traditional Norwegian dishes.


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


Name: tribal surname in Roman Mauretania Caesariensis (Historical Context)
Description: Location and time period where Mazigh was used


Name: Johannes Vermeer (PAINTER)
Description: Dutch painter known for his genre paintings, often depicting domestic interiors and scenes of everyday life.


Name: Harvesting rights (Right)
Description: The right to harvest wood in state-owned forests, sometimes dating back to the Middle Ages.


Name: Interlocking buttons (Fastener)
Description: Buttons that connect using an interlocking mechanism.


Name: Boniface VIII (Person)
Description: Pope


Name: Sanskrit harithah (Word)
Description: The Sanskrit word meaning 'yellow, ochre, golden'.


Name: Rich Orange Color (Color)
Description: The color emitted by Clinohedrite when exposed to short-wave ultraviolet light.


Name: 200,000 active personnel and 150,000 reserve personnel (MILITARY PERSONNEL COUNT)
Description: The size of France's military forces.


Name: bamboo (Material)
Description: A type of grass with woody stems


Name: maximal saturation (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: The highest degree of purity for a color


Name: Chicken Farmers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who raise chickens for eggs, meat, or other products.


Name: 124 million (POPULATION)
Description: The approximate population of Japan


Name: Haematite or oxide ores (Mineral Resource)
Description: Ores containing iron oxides.


Name: Ice Crystals (Solid Formation)
Description: Crystalline structures formed by frozen water


Name: freshwater pearls (Object)
Description: Pearls formed in freshwater environments


Name: Lignite (Fuel)
Description: A brown, soft coal.


Name: Aqua Regia (Chemical Solution)
Description: A highly corrosive mixture of nitric acid and hydrochloric acid that can dissolve Gold.


Name: N. 65° W. (Direction)
Description: The direction of the Society archipelago


Name: Painting (Artwork)
Description: A work of art created using paint on a surface.


Name: after powdered wigs went out of fashion (Event)
Description: The decline in popularity of wigs styled with powder.


Name: Tokelau (Territory)
Description: A non-self-governing territory administered by a council of elders.


Name: Kindergarten to 12th Grade (Grade Levels)
Description: The grade levels covered by the Missouri public school system.


Name: Yellow Horse (Animal Representation)
Description: A depiction of a horse in yellow pigment


Name: Tenochtitlan, Texcoco, and Tlacopan (CITY-STATE)
Description: Three city-states that formed the Aztec Triple Alliance.


Name: Motorized Equipment (Tool)
Description: Machines powered by motors to aid in gemstone processing.


Name: eruption of Thera (Santorini) (Event)
Description: Volcanic eruption that significantly impacted the Minoan civilization.


Name: sub-national division of Nazi Germany (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Part of Nazi Germany


Name: Westchester Library System (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Library system serving Westchester County


Name: Straight Blade (Blade Shape)
Description: A blade that is straight along its length.


Name: Cipangu (NAME)
Description: Early Mandarin Chinese pronunciation of 日本國


Name: Frankish annals (Document)
Description: Historical records


Name: Followers of traditional African religions (animism) (Religious Group)
Description: People who practice traditional African beliefs


Name: Fireproofing (Safety Application)
Description: Materials and methods used to prevent the spread of fire.


Name: Low relief decoration (Artistic Technique)
Description: A sculptural technique where figures are slightly raised from the background surface.


Name: 2020 Swiss religious demographics (STATISTICS)
Description: Religious demographics of Switzerland according to a 2020 survey.


Name: Siberia (LOCATION)
Description: A region in Russia.


Name: Khibiny Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in the Kola Peninsula, Russia


Name: most of the country (GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION)
Description: Majority of Afghanistan's territory.


Name: Districts (Administrative Division)
Description: Special municipalities with unique features


Name: Xinjiang (Geographical Location)
Description: Autonomous region in northwestern China


Name: Minoan children's hair (Body Part)
Description: Hair on the head of Minoan children


Name: Lacedaemon (Sparta) (Location)
Description: Ancient Greek city-state


Name: Arno to Straits of Messina (Geographical Locations)
Description: The initial geographical boundaries of Roman Italy


Name: Turkestan (Geographical Location)
Description: A historical region in Central Asia


Name: officials (Government Worker)
Description: Individuals employed in government service.


Name: heavy cutlass (weapon)
Description: a type of sword with a curved blade


Name: Titus Manlius (PERSON)
Description: A Roman soldier who earned the nickname Torquatus.


Name: Rum Rebellion (EVENT)
Description: Australia's only successful coup d'état, led by officers of the New South Wales Corps in 1808.


Name: Kru (Ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group within the Kru grouping.


Name: Montgomery (City)
Description: The capital of Alabama


Name: improved water sources (RESOURCE)
Description: Safe and clean water supplies


Name: Missouri General Assembly (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Legislative body of Missouri


Name: Ore grade (Quality Measure)
Description: Concentration of valuable material in ore


Name: Laws (Rule)
Description: Regulations governing the number of roundels on officials' gowns based on their rank


Name: French invasion (EVENT)
Description: Invasion of the Dutch Republic by France


Name: $18,614 per year per public elementary and secondary school student (Monetary Value)
Description: Average expenditure on education per student in the U.S.


Name: Signs and symptoms (Medical concept)
Description: Observable indicators of a medical condition


Name: all Buddhist traditions (Religious Groups)
Description: Different schools and branches within Buddhism


Name: Seth (Deity)
Description: Egyptian god of chaos and storms, Horus's uncle


Name: powerful mineralizing virtue (force)
Description: A strong force that can turn organic matter to stone.


Name: Fluorite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed primarily of calcium fluoride (CaF2).


Name: Swiss franc (CURRENCY)
Description: The official currency of Switzerland.


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


Name: Type material of bultfonteinite (Sample)
Description: The original specimens used to describe the mineral


Name: tengu (Mythological Creature)
Description: A creature from Japanese mythology, often depicted as having wings and a long nose


Name: Significant producer (Role)
Description: Plays a major role in producing something


Name: cubism (ART_STYLE)
Description: Artistic style breaking objects into geometric shapes


Name: Sevilla FC (Football Club)
Description: A football club based in Seville, Andalusia.


Name: High magnetic fields (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Strong magnetic forces


Name: Positron-emitting small molecule (boron bound 18F) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A small molecule containing boron and fluorine-18 that emits positrons.


Name: Fukuda, Iizaka, Kotsunagi, Ōtsunagi, Ojima, Tomita, Yamakiya (Location (Villages))
Description: Seven neighboring villages that merged with Kawamata Town in 1955


Name: Decay of 40K (Nuclear Decay)
Description: Radioactive decay of potassium-40.


Name: Flight (Process)
Description: The act of moving through or beyond the sky.


Name: Surname (Concept)
Description: A hereditary name shared by members of a family.


Name: red (color)
Description: The color of blood, fire, and roses.


Name: Long Term Lubrication (Property)
Description: The ability to reduce friction over extended periods


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: Major religion originating in India


Name: Grey Hair (Physical Characteristic)
Description: Hair that has lost its pigment and appears grey or white.


Name: [SiO4]4− tetrahedra (Chemical Structure)
Description: The basic unit of silicate minerals


Name: ROC (COUNTRY)
Description: Republic of China


Name: Controversy (Social Issue)
Description: Disagreements and debates surrounding ethical concerns in diamond mining.


Name: Commemorative Plaques (Object)
Description: Plaques used to commemorate events or individuals.


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


Name: England (COUNTRY)
Description: A constituent country of the United Kingdom.


Name: Rare earth minerals (Category of Minerals)
Description: Minerals containing rare earth elements


Name: Arctic air (AIR_MASS)
Description: Cold air originating from the Arctic region.


Name: Hellenistic period (HISTORICAL ERA)
Description: Period following Alexander's conquests


Name: easily carved stone (Material)
Description: Stone that could be easily shaped and sculpted.


Name: Baroque style (ArtisticStyle)
Description: A grand and ornate European artistic style.


Name: Electronic certification system (System)
Description: Digital system for authentication and verification.


Name: kvass (DRINK)
Description: A fermented Slavic beverage made from rye bread


Name: Ingestion or Inhalation (Exposure Route)
Description: The pathways by which substances enter the body.


Name: obducted oceanic crust (Geological Feature)
Description: Oceanic crust that has been thrust onto a continental margin.


Name: Myanmar (Burma) (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia known for its jade deposits.


Name: Dukkha (suffering) (Concept)
Description: The Buddhist idea of suffering, unease, or dissatisfaction.


Name: age of six anymore, but at the age of five (AGE RANGE)
Description: The revised age range for compulsory education.


Name: Manganese Dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of manganese and oxygen


Name: Public buildings (Structure)
Description: Buildings designed for public use.


Name: Marie Curie's electrometer (INSTRUMENT)
Description: A device used to measure electrical charge.


Name: passion cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A modification of the round ideal cut that eliminates arrows to capture different light return.


Name: Other Organic Chemicals (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Carbon-containing compounds other than hydrocarbons.


Name: Silicic Acid / Silicate (Chemical Compound)
Description: Dissolved forms of silicon found in seawater


Name: Soapstone (Mineral)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed primarily of talc


Name: prima donnas (Title)
Description: Leading female performers in opera


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


Name: Franklin and Washington (NAME)
Description: Common town names in New England, honoring founding fathers.


Name: State-Owned Radio Network (Ownership Type)
Description: A radio network owned by the government.


Name: many slaves (Quantity)
Description: A large number of enslaved people.


Name: provisions of the 1901 constitution (Legal Text)
Description: Specific clauses within the Alabama constitution of 1901


Name: Gaseous (B2H6 or BF3) (Chemical Compound)
Description: Boron diborane or boron trifluoride, gaseous boron sources.


Name: Silicate Minerals and Molybdate Ions (Chemical Reaction)
Description: The interaction between silicate minerals and molybdate ions, forming a complex.


Name: Bohemians (PEOPLE)
Description: A Slavic people


Name: League of Nations (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: A precursor to the United Nations, focused on international cooperation.


Name: pictures of Robert Guéï's dead body (IMAGE)
Description: Visual evidence of Robert Guéï's death


Name: Dietary Reference Intake (Nutritional Guideline)
Description: Established recommendations for daily intake of essential nutrients.


Name: Cross (Symbol)
Description: A basic geometric shape with four arms


Name: Menorah (Religious Artifact)
Description: A candelabrum used in Jewish religious ceremonies.


Name: Paper (Material)
Description: The surface onto which a seal is pressed.


Name: Crystal Lattice (Structure)
Description: Regular repeating arrangement of atoms in a crystal


Name: Le Blon's pupil (RELATIONSHIP)
Description: Gautier-Dagoty was a student of Le Blon


Name: plagiaulos, alabaster pipe, double pipes (ARTIFACT)
Description: Specific types of Etruscan musical instruments


Name: women were a distraction to ascetic practices (STATEMENT)
Description: A reason given for the ban on women from Mt. Omine.


Name: RF Induction Plasma Torches (Device)
Description: Devices that use radio frequency induction to create plasma.


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


Name: enemy's army (GROUP)
Description: The Korean forces opposing the Empress.


Name: Duchamp's Fountain (artwork)
Description: Readymade sculpture by Marcel Duchamp


Name: al-Andalus (Region)
Description: The Iberian peninsula under Muslim rule.


Name: Brazilian Italian speakers (Demographic group)
Description: People who speak Italian dialects in Brazil


Name: Geological Society (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Scientific society dedicated to geology


Name: Sir Basil Brooke (Person)
Description: English steelmaker.


Name: junior partnership (POLITICAL STATUS)
Description: Having a less influential role within the alliance.


Name: tropical storms and hurricanes (WEATHER EVENT)
Description: Weather events that can impact Alabama


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


Name: Wurtzite (Crystal Structure)
Description: A hexagonal crystal structure.


Name: Dovre region (Region)
Description: A region in Norway


Name: Iron and steel production (Process)
Description: The process of making iron and steel.


Name: 1000 CE (Time)
Description: The year 1000 AD


Name: Japan's video game sector (INDUSTRY)
Description: The part of Japan's economy focused on producing and selling video games


Name: 2.8% (Percentage)
Description: A numerical representation of a part of a whole.


Name: Seizure of Diamond Shipments (Law Enforcement Action)
Description: The act of confiscating diamonds that do not meet legal requirements.


Name: Xiuhmolpilli (Ritual Ceremony)
Description: The New Fire Ceremony celebrated at the end of a 52-year cycle.


Name: Rolling hills and worn-down peaks (Geographical Feature)
Description: Landforms characteristic of the Appalachian Mountains


Name: Rock (Geological Formation)
Description: Solid material composed of minerals


Name: 1941 (YEAR)
Description: The year the Yule Marble Quarry closed


Name: Crieth Dubh (Archaeological Site)
Description: A site on the northwest coast of the Isle of Mull with evidence of mesolithic habitation.


Name: Nesosilicates (Mineral Group)
Description: Silicate minerals with isolated tetrahedra


Name: A Turning Point Between Vedic Religion and Hindu Religions (Concept)
Description: A significant transition phase in Hinduism's evolution


Name: Berlin (CITY)
Description: Capital city of Germany


Name: Other salts including ceramics and materials for lithium batteries (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Products derived from Lithium Carbonate


Name: Qing China (Dynasty)
Description: The last imperial dynasty of China, ruling from 1644 to 1912.


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


Name: Be(OH)2 (Chemical Compound)
Description: Beryllium hydroxide


Name: mammals (Organism Class)
Description: Warm-blooded vertebrates characterized by hair or fur and mammary glands.


Name: Uranates (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Compounds containing uranium and oxygen anions.


Name: Taiwan's approach to epidemics (Activity)
Description: Taiwan's strategies and actions regarding epidemic control


Name: 109 representatives (Quantity)
Description: The number of seats in the Andalusian Parliament


Name: Original magmatic textures (Rock Texture)
Description: Features indicative of the rock's origin as magma, such as layering or flow structures.


Name: North Shewa Province (Administrative Division)
Description: A province in Ethiopia.


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


Name: Black coral skeletons (Biological Structure)
Description: The hard, inert remains of black corals.


Name: Richer in calcium (Chemical Property)
Description: Higher calcium content in the core of the feldspar crystal.


Name: June 24 (Date)
Description: The date of the São João da Caldeira festival.


Name: Bakewell (Location)
Description: A town in Derbyshire


Name: Triple Bond (Bond Type)
Description: A type of covalent bond where three pairs of electrons are shared between two atoms.


Name: Carotenes (Pigment)
Description: A type of photosynthetic pigment responsible for orange color in fruits and vegetables.


Name: Shakespeare, Dante and Homer (GROUP_OF_PEOPLE)
Description: Famous poets and playwrights


Name: Pakistanis (PEOPLE)
Description: Citizens of Pakistan


Name: CO2 (Chemical Compound)
Description: Carbon dioxide


Name: Political prisoners (GROUP_OF_PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals imprisoned for their beliefs or actions


Name: Tennis (SPORT)
Description: A racquet sport played with a ball


Name: European explorers (Group)
Description: Individuals who traveled to Tahiti from Europe


Name: Early Military Decorations (Award Practice)
Description: The way medals were initially given for military service.


Name: Golden Beach (Chrissí Aktí) (Beach)
Description: A beach near Drios on the east coast of Paros


Name: trade routes to the East (CONCEPT)
Description: Seafaring pathways connecting Europe with Asia.


Name: jobs (CONCEPT)
Description: Positions within a governmental structure


Name: Translucent to Transparent (Property)
Description: How light passes through Zoisite.


Name: Color Pairs (blue/purple, green/yellow, teal, gray) (Color Combinations)
Description: Specific color pairs that appear identical to individuals with dichromacy.


Name: craft specialization (ACTIVITY)
Description: Presence of specialized workshops.


Name: Pink Diamond Clarity (Diamond Characteristic)
Description: Clarity rating specifically for pink diamonds


Name: Jade (Mineral)
Description: A precious gemstone


Name: five Alabama cities and counties (group of locations)
Description: Specific municipalities and counties in Alabama.


Name: Magnetation (Process)
Description: A technique for separating magnetic materials


Name: Low Concentrations of Nanoparticles (QUANTITY)
Description: Small amounts of nanoparticles present.


Name: Pearlite-αFe mixture (Microstructure)
Description: A mixture of pearlite and α-iron.


Name: Cyberspace Force (Military Branch)
Description: Responsible for cyber warfare operations.


Name: Imperial Color (Concept)
Description: The color associated with an empire or ruler


Name: normal, adult kidneys (biological organ)
Description: Kidneys found in healthy adults.


Name: Nabimusaite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a similar structure to Zadovite and Aradite


Name: Charm (Quality)
Description: A pleasing quality


Name: Armand Joseph Bruat (PERSON)
Description: Governor appointed by France


Name: Pistons (Engine Part)
Description: Components that move within a cylinder to compress fuel and air


Name: Small Circles (Geometric Shape)
Description: Circles on a sphere smaller than great circles


Name: Superb quality and color (Characteristic)
Description: Reasons for emeralds being highly valued


Name: 135mNd (Isotope)
Description: A metastable isotope of Neodymium with a half-life of 5.5 minutes


Name: Chinese Translations (Textual Sources)
Description: Translations of Mahayana texts into Chinese.


Name: Strunz classification (Mineral Classification System)
Description: A less common mineral classification system based on the Dana system.


Name: Monks of Fulda (Religious Group)
Description: Authors of the Annals of Fulda


Name: Protolith Composition (Geological Property)
Description: Original composition of the rock before metamorphism.


Name: small island (LOCATION)
Description: Size of Staten Landt


Name: 75% (Percentage)
Description: Tone level on a scale of 0% to 100%


Name: Verd Antique (Material)
Description: A green variety of marble


Name: Scientific Figures of the Casa de Contratación (Group)
Description: Experts in maritime affairs associated with the Spanish trade house.


Name: laborious and costly (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: Describing the difficulty and expense of titanium extraction


Name: Parliament (Institution)
Description: Legislative body


Name: Altava (City)
Description: Capital city of the Mauro-Roman Kingdom, located in present-day Algeria.


Name: Yin Ruins (Location)
Description: Archaeological site in Anyang, China


Name: Purple Stole and Chasuble (Religious Garment)
Description: A stole and chasuble of purple color worn by priests


Name: Assembly (Structure)
Description: Refers to the assembled components of the BARS device


Name: Coal bearing Chalk (Rock Type)
Description: Chalk containing coal deposits.


Name: Dionysus (God)
Description: Greek god of wine, festivity and theatre.


Name: Cumberland–Ely Mines (LOCATION)
Description: Copper mine in Nevada


Name: Octahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A geometric shape with eight faces.


Name: Deep red color (COLOR/APPEARANCE)
Description: Desired color of the heated stone


Name: Dolomite, calcite, ilmenite, rutile, and armalcolite (Mineral)
Description: Specific types of minerals less common in peridotite.


Name: Bull's heads (Object)
Description: Representations of the heads of bulls.


Name: Fayalite (Mineral)
Description: An iron-rich end-member of the olivine solid solution series.


Name: Bernard Berenson (Person)
Description: An American art historian known for his expertise on Italian Renaissance painting.


Name:  'mineralogical garbage can' or 'mineralogical shark swimming a sea of elements' (Figurative Language)
Description: Expressions highlighting the wide range of chemical compositions in amphiboles.


Name: distribution (Concept)
Description: How widely available the maps were


Name: Curcuma longa plant (Plant)
Description: Turmeric plant


Name: New York City elementary school student absenteeism rate (Rate)
Description: The average rate of absenteeism among elementary school students in New York City.


Name: Materials such as Silver, Turquoise, Shell, Beads, and Feathers (Object Type)
Description: Common materials used in Native American jewellery making.


Name: 0.01 Carat (Quantity)
Description: The equivalent weight of one point unit in carats


Name: The finding of hydroxyl on the Moon is significant because it implies the presence of water ice. (Statement)
Description: Conclusion about the implication of hydroxyl detection


Name: Indian ceremonies and weddings (EVENT)
Description: Occurences


Name: at least 67% of Austria's imports (TRADE FLOW)
Description: Proportion of Austria's imports originating from EU member states.


Name: modern day Netherlands (LOCATION)
Description: The country of the Netherlands


Name: ferric ions (ion)
Description: Iron ions with a +3 charge.


Name: Less saturation (Color property)
Description: A less intense color


Name: Carrara marble (Material)
Description: A white Italian marble


Name: sangha (Group)
Description: A community of Buddhist monks or nuns.


Name: 17 counties and the independent city of St. Louis (GEOGRAPHICAL REGION)
Description: Components of the St. Louis Metropolitan Area


Name: Synthetic Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Diamonds created artificially.


Name: Visitors Services team (Team)
Description: A group of people responsible for assisting visitors at a museum


Name: tenth (Ordinal Number)
Description: Position in a ranking


Name: Yellow topaz (Gemstone variety)
Description: Topaz with a yellow color.


Name: Diuretics (Medication)
Description: Drugs that increase urine production.


Name: Dreams (Mental Experience)
Description: Images and thoughts experienced during sleep


Name: 5.5 tonnes of uranium metal (QUANTITY)
Description: Amount of uranium metal used in the construction of Chicago Pile-1.


Name: Nikolai Basov (PERSON)
Description: Soviet physicist who co-invented the laser and maser.


Name: Materials science (Academic Discipline)
Description: The study of materials and their properties


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A continent country in the Southern Hemisphere.


Name: 163 (NUMBER)
Description: Number of representatives


Name: Map-making techniques (TECHNIQUE)
Description: Methods used to create maps.


Name: standardized production (manufacturing process)
Description: A systematized approach to producing swords.


Name: Challenges to Buddhism (Concept)
Description: Difficulties and questioning faced by Buddhism from modern developments.


Name: Leopold II (PERSON)
Description: King of Belgium from 1865 to 1909, known for his brutal rule over the Congo Free State.


Name: green-blue to gray-blue (Color Range)
Description: The spectrum of hues observed in blue diamonds.


Name: Beryllium-diffused sapphires (Gemstone Variety)
Description: Sapphires treated with beryllium diffusion to enhance color.


Name: Perpendicularly (Direction)
Description: At a 90-degree angle.


Name: Wool (Material)
Description: A fiber obtained from sheep


Name: Late 18th Century AD (Time Period)
Description: The period from the late 1700s to the early 1800s.


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


Name: Pegmatites (Rock Type)
Description: Coarse-grained igneous rocks.


Name: ultrasonic cleaning (cleaning method)
Description: A cleaning method using high-frequency sound waves.


Name: Semana do Mar (Festival)
Description: A week-long celebration in Horta, Faial Island.


Name: Decorative figures (Artifact)
Description: Figurines created for ornamental purposes.


Name: Bone (Body Part)
Description: The hard, rigid structure that provides support and protection to the body.


Name: Theory of copper-oxide rectifier (Scientific theory)
Description: A model explaining the rectifying behavior of copper oxide devices.


Name: 1319 (Date)
Description: Year King Haakon V died


Name: Yatagan (Weapon)
Description: A curved sabre used in the Ottoman Empire.


Name: Andalusite (Mineral)
Description: A polymorph of aluminium silicate


Name: mountains (LANDFORM)
Description: Elevated landforms


Name: Kexingzhuang culture (Archaeological Culture)
Description: An ancient culture in Shaanxi, China known for its bronze artifacts.


Name: Chu (State) (Ancient Chinese State)
Description: An ancient state in China.


Name: Industrial and commercial (Land Use)
Description: Describes the primary activities in East Inwood


Name: Study of Colors (Field of Study)
Description: The scientific investigation of color.


Name: Wattasid dynasty (Political Entity)
Description: Berber dynasty that ruled in Morocco.


Name: University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Public research university


Name: samatha and vipassanā (concept)
Description: Two essential meditative qualities.


Name: Manufacturing (Industry)
Description: The process of making products


Name: acicular, flat bladed crystals (Crystal Habit)
Description: The typical shape of Cuprosklodowskite crystals.


Name: Intermediate (Viscosity Category)
Description: Viscosity category between low (basalt) and high (rhyolite)


Name: Supreme Court (Court)
Description: The highest court in the United States that allowed the law to be enforced.


Name: Phidias (person)
Description: An ancient Greek sculptor.


Name: $2.5 million (CURRENCY)
Description: The financial value of the transaction


Name: Construction and Maintenance (Process)
Description: Activities involved in building and upkeep of roads


Name: various industry and trade associations (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Groups representing different sectors.


Name: Mikulčice (LOCATION)
Description: An archaeological site in Moravia


Name: Surrealist imagery, anthropomorphic abstraction, new materials and combinations of new energy sources and varied surfaces and objects (Style Elements)
Description: Distinct features that defined modernist sculpture.


Name: Durable (Property)
Description: Ability to withstand wear and tear


Name: Bands of color (Visual Feature)
Description: Distinct stripes or layers of different colors within the sapphire


Name: Green politics (IDEOLOGY)
Description: An ideology that emphasizes environmental protection and social justice.


Name: Basel Convention (organization)
Description: international treaty on hazardous waste


Name: Eastern Gangetic Plain (Location)
Description: A region in ancient India where Buddhism originated.


Name: FIFA Women's World Cup (Sporting Event)
Description: FIFA's international tournament for women's national football teams


Name: yellow to greenish-gray or grayish-blue (Color)
Description: The range of colors Pyrrhotite can exhibit depending on the angle of light


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


Name: Cape Matapan (Geographical Feature)
Description: Southernmost point of mainland Greece.


Name: IN 1945 (YEAR)
Description: Year Austria became a republic


Name: Yugoslavia (COUNTRY)
Description: A former socialist federation in Southeastern Europe


Name: America (Spacecraft)
Description: The spacecraft that carried the Apollo 17 astronauts to the Moon.


Name: Slate (Rock)
Description: A fine-grained, foliated metamorphic rock.


Name: Prime Minister (POSITION)
Description: The head of government in Australia.


Name: Talian (Language)
Description: A Venetian dialect spoken by Italian descendants in Brazil


Name: Female Headgear (Clothing)
Description: Headwear worn by women


Name: Stimulus Diffusion (Cultural Process)
Description: Sharing of ideas between cultures.


Name: Prajnaparamita Series (Religious Texts)
Description: A collection of Mahayana sutras focusing on the concept of wisdom (prajna).


Name: Classification of Organisms (Process)
Description: Grouping living things based on shared traits.


Name: from low elevations to high elevations (DIRECTION)
Description: The direction of glacial erosion movement.


Name: Hazaras (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: A major ethnic group in Afghanistan.


Name: mirror image (visual phenomenon)
Description: The reflection of an object in a mirror.


Name: Mixed Oxides (Mineral Type)
Description: Minerals composed of two or more different metal oxides


Name: Halite (Mineral)
Description: A sodium chloride mineral (common salt).


Name: BF3 (Chemical Compound)
Description: Boron trifluoride, a boron source for ion implantation.


Name: Theophilus (Person)
Description:  A 12th-century Benedictine monk who documented gem cutting techniques.


Name: S-shaped guard (Physical Feature)
Description: Distinctive feature of the katzbalger.


Name: 1960s (Time Period)
Description: Decade in the 20th century.


Name: the fourth-largest wine producer in the world (RANKING)
Description: The position of the US among global wine producers.


Name: first step of audit process (CONCEPT)
Description: The initial stage in verifying conflict minerals compliance


Name: Scythians (Culture)
Description: An ancient nomadic people from Central Asia


Name: 3000 Years (Time Period)
Description: The duration of Colombian art's history.


Name: Spessart (REGION)
Description: A forested region in Germany.


Name: Central Utah (Location)
Description: Region in the USA where small ammolite deposits exist


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman (Person)
Description: American physicist known for his work on high-pressure physics


Name: National Park (Protected Area)
Description: A protected area for conservation and recreation.


Name: Hatrurim Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation in Israel where Zadovite, Aradite and Nabimusaite occur


Name: four year terms (Time Period)
Description: Duration of a representative's term in office


Name: Indigo falls within the limits of color between which the complementary colors of yellow lie (Statement)
Description: A statement about the relationship between indigo and yellow


Name: British Home Civil Service (Governmental Institution)
Description: The body of civil servants employed by the British government.


Name: NYC Pride March (Event)
Description: An annual pride parade in New York City.


Name: 40Ar (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of argon


Name: Vedic Period (Temporal Interval)
Description: A phase marked by the introduction of the Vedic religion


Name: Sampling (Process)
Description: The sampling of over 4,000 visual features per artwork.


Name: Rayleigh Scattering (Scientific Concept)
Description: A type of scattering that preferentially affects shorter wavelengths of light, leading to a blue sky.


Name: myoglobin (protein)
Description: A protein that helps muscles store oxygen


Name: Functionalization (Process)
Description: The process of coating nanoparticles with various substances to modify their properties.


Name: [Ca12(SiO4)4O2F]3+ (Chemical Group)
Description: Hatrurite-like modules in the Nabimusaite structure.


Name: water ice (State of Matter)
Description: Frozen water


Name: Through Derivation (Word Formation Process)
Description: Creating a new word from an existing one.


Name: World (Planet)
Description: The Earth.


Name: Placer deposit (Geological formation)
Description: A deposit of minerals concentrated by water flow


Name: southwestern United States (LOCATION)
Description: A region in the United States characterized by arid conditions.


Name: Gold Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Ornaments made from gold.


Name: Commander-in-Chief (Title)
Description: The titular head of the Australian armed forces.


Name: Association football (SPORT)
Description: A team sport played with a ball between two teams of eleven players, which is primarily played on a rectangular field called a football pitch.


Name: Respect (Social standing)
Description: Admiration and esteem from others.


Name: Bhagavata Purana (Religious Text)
Description: A Hindu scripture


Name: Würzburger Spessart (Geographic Region)
Description: Part of the Spessart mountains


Name: LGBT rights (RIGHTS)
Description: Rights and freedoms related to sexual orientation and gender identity.


Name: textural classifications (geological classification)
Description: Classifications based on the texture of rocks.


Name: Chondrites (Ichnotaxon (Fossil Trace))
Description: An ichnotaxon representing trace fossils.


Name: 254 true greys specified by hex triplets for RGB values (COLOR SYSTEM)
Description: A system for defining colors using hexadecimal codes representing red, green, and blue values.


Name: Sillimanite (Mineral)
Description: Yet another metamorphic mineral composed of aluminum silicate.


Name: Regulation (Legal Process)
Description: Rules and oversight governing the operation of banks


Name: Persians (People)
Description: Ethnic group originating from Persia (modern-day Iran).


Name: [SO4]2− (Chemical Ion)
Description: Sulfate anion


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


Name: Gibraltar (BRITISH OVERSEAS TERRITORY)
Description: A British Overseas Territory located at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Disputed border (BOUNDARY)
Description: The contested border between Russia and the Qing Dynasty.


Name: Bavaria (State)
Description: A state in Germany.


Name: James Finn (Person)
Description: British Consul in Jerusalem (1846–1863)


Name: rivers (water body)
Description: Natural flowing watercourses.


Name: Mozambique (Country)
Description: A country in southeastern Africa.


Name: military intervention (Military Action)
Description: An attempt to support anti-communist forces


Name: Bronx Community College (EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION)
Description: A community college located in University Heights, Bronx.


Name: Pharmaceutical and Biological Applications (Field of Study)
Description: Uses of substances in medicine and living organisms


Name: Second highest number of international migrants (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of migrants residing in a country


Name: Aldosterone (Hormone)
Description: A steroid hormone produced by the adrenal glands that regulates sodium and potassium balance.


Name: Māori population (Group of People)
Description: The indigenous people of New Zealand


Name: height of prominence (State)
Description: The time when Kansas City was most influential and important


Name: The Haunted Castle (Film)
Description: Sequel to Das Wirtshaus im Spessart.


Name: Graubünden (Region)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Franco-Prussian convention of 23 May 1802 (EVENT)
Description: An agreement between France and Prussia.


Name: Mediterranean coast (Geographical feature)
Description: The southeastern coastline of the Iberian Peninsula.


Name: Dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) (Concept)
Description: Total amount of inorganic carbon dissolved in a solution.


Name: scholars (GROUP)
Description: Academic researchers studying Buddhism


Name: Six Ritual Jades (Artifacts)
Description: Set of six jade objects used in ancient Chinese rituals


Name: Ultraviolet Radiation (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Radiation with wavelengths shorter than visible light.


Name: Nitrogen (Element)
Description: An element present in the explosive mixture but not significantly incorporated into the diamond structure.


Name: Dominic Thiem (Person)
Description: An Austrian Tennis player


Name: tetraiodosilane (SiI4) (chemical compound)
Description: A silicon compound with formula SiI4


Name: extreme hardness  (Material Property)
Description: Cubic boron nitride is exceptionally hard, rivaling diamond in strength.


Name: Concrete Forming (Construction Process)
Description: The process of creating the shape and structure of a concrete element.


Name: Kiln Furniture (Industrial Item)
Description: Items used in kilns for firing ceramics and glass.


Name: Francisco Pimentel (Person)
Description: Mexican scholar who studied the Aztecs


Name: quicklime (CHEMICAL COMPOUND)
Description: Calcium oxide (CaO), a white, caustic powder produced by heating limestone.


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


Name: 1949 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: de Vélez de la Gomera (PENINSULA)
Description: A Spanish exclave peninsula located on the north coast of Africa


Name: Photorealism (Art Movement)
Description: A genre of painting that aims for photographic realism.


Name: Quartzite (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed almost entirely of quartz.


Name: Fermi Level (Quantum Mechanical Concept)
Description: The energy level at which there is an equal probability of finding an electron or a hole.


Name: Euboea (Regional Unit)
Description: An administrative division


Name: Medieval Clothing (Fashion Style)
Description: Clothing worn during the Middle Ages.


Name: Prime Minister (ROLE)
Description: Head of government position


Name: Population increase (Event)
Description: Growth in the number of people


Name: Community of Sahel–Saharan States (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: An intergovernmental organization of countries in the Sahel and Sahara regions.


Name: vast and diverse landscape (GEOGRAPHICAL_FEATURE)
Description: China's varied geographical terrain


Name: Protoliterate period (Historical Period)
Description: A period in Mesopotamian history characterized by the emergence of writing.


Name: Batavian Republic (COUNTRY)
Description: A republic that existed in the Netherlands from 1795 to 1806.


Name: Religious organizations (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Groups dedicated to religious beliefs and practices


Name: bronze (Material)
Description: A metal alloy primarily composed of copper and tin.


Name: Oceania (REGION)
Description: A geographical region comprising islands in the Pacific Ocean


Name: 27.9% of the world's concentrated uranium oxides (Percentage)
Description: Portion of global uranium oxide concentration


Name: Infantry Regiments (Military Unit)
Description: Regiments specializing in ground combat.


Name: 1% (Numerical Value)
Description: One percent


Name: immunology (FIELD_OF_STUDY)
Description: The study of the immune system.


Name: Antwerp (CITY)
Description: City in Belgium


Name: Sand Sediments (Sediment Type)
Description: Sediments composed of grains with a size range of 0.0625 to 2 millimeters.


Name: Dark to light (Artistic principle)
Description: The mezzotint technique starts with a dark surface and gradually creates lighter tones by burnishing.


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: An alloy of iron and carbon known for its strength.


Name: 3.7% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the labor force that is unemployed


Name: 93 acculturated villages and 61 non-acculturated villages (Settlement)
Description: Villages inhabited by indigenous peoples


Name: Theatre, Dance, Performing Arts, Literature, Music, Film, Interactive Media (Art Forms and Mediums)
Description: Various forms of artistic expression beyond visual arts


Name: Lake Umbozero (Body of Water)
Description: A lake in the Kola Peninsula


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


Name: Carbon Nanoparticles (Nanomaterial)
Description: Extremely small particles of carbon with unique properties.


Name: Not meeting labor market demands (Problem)
Description: Failing to prepare graduates with the skills needed by employers.


Name: military intervention in Ukraine (INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT)
Description: Armed conflict involving Russian forces in neighboring Ukraine


Name: YAG matrix (Y3Al5O12) (Material)
Description: Yttrium Aluminum Garnet, a crystal used as a laser host material


Name: Han Chinese clothing (Clothing)
Description: Traditional attire worn by people of the Han Chinese ethnicity.


Name: Francisco Goya (Person)
Description: A Spanish painter and printmaker who used mezzotint.


Name: mtDNA haplogroup (GENETIC_TRAIT)
Description: Specific lineages of mitochondrial DNA passed down through the maternal line.


Name: Judean brass (Alloy)
Description: An ancient brass alloy containing zinc.


Name: Jerusalem-Jericho road (Road)
Description: An ancient road connecting Jerusalem and Jericho.


Name: Pseudofossils (GEOLOGICAL_FEATURE)
Description: Visual patterns in rocks that mimic fossils but are not biological in origin.


Name: Cordierite (Mineral)
Description:  A common metamorphic mineral structurally similar to beryl.


Name: Turkish ethnicity and culture (Concept)
Description: The ethnic and cultural identity of Turks


Name: Skiathos, Skopelos, and Skyros (LOCATION)
Description: Islands in the Aegean Sea


Name: Congolese kings (GROUP)
Description: Rulers of the Congo before Belgian colonization


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a military alliance.


Name: moderate statistical variation (Property)
Description: A moderate degree of variation in platelet size and shape.


Name: from 21% to 48% (Percentage Range)
Description: The increase in the percentage of Kingsbridge and Riverdale students excelling in math from 2000 to 2011.


Name: all-broadband wireless country (Status)
Description: Being entirely covered by broadband wireless internet access.


Name: Discovery of stone churches and other remains (Archaeological findings)
Description: Unearthing structures and artifacts that shed light on Great Moravian culture


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


Name: United Kingdom (COUNTRY)
Description: A sovereign state


Name: method to produce anhydrous samples from acidified potassium bifluoride (METHOD)
Description: scientific method for producing a substance


Name: Levites (Group of People)
Description: A priestly tribe in ancient Israel


Name: True (BOOLEAN)
Description: Confirmation of continuous operation


Name: pattern of relationships (Social Structure)
Description: The established ways of interaction and connections within a society.


Name: lower French carbon dioxide emissions per capita than China (COMPARISON)
Description: France's emissions were less than China's per person


Name: Prime Minister of the Netherlands (Person)
Description: The head of government


Name: heating dried blood with iron sulphides (chemical process)
Description: The method for creating Prussian blue.


Name: Benfica (Organization)
Description: Portuguese professional football club based in Lisbon.


Name: Gospels (Religious Text)
Description: Books of the New Testament


Name: Sky blue (Color)
Description: A light shade of blue


Name: Ardennes region, Belgium (Location)
Description: A region in Belgium where blue fluorspar is found.


Name: Metabasalt (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A metamorphic rock formed from the transformation of basalt.


Name: Its simplicity, freshness, and regional variations (Characteristics)
Description: Key qualities that define Italian cuisine


Name: Pateros (LOCATION)
Description: A town in Okanogan County


Name: 4.463×10^9 years (Duration)
Description: The time it takes for half of a sample of Uranium-238 to decay


Name: Josiah Wedgwood (Person)
Description: English potter and entrepreneur who developed jasperware.


Name: portraits and statues of themselves (Art Object)
Description: Artistic representations meant to glorify rulers.


Name: purple gromwell (Plant)
Description: A plant used as a dye source


Name: Singing in peacocks (Behavior)
Description: The vocalization produced by male Peafowl.


Name: Ethnic Germans (Group)
Description: People of German descent living in Eastern Europe.


Name: 3.18 (Density Value)
Description: A measure of a mineral's density relative to water.


Name: passes (FEATURE)
Description: Presence of passes through the range


Name: casual, practical and lacklustre (Description)
Description: Characteristics commonly associated with New Zealand fashion


Name: Five (Number)
Description: Numerical value representing a quantity


Name: Binche (City)
Description: A city in Belgium


Name: Devolved government of Scotland (Political System)
Description: The system of governance in Scotland.


Name: Rapid Oxidation (Process)
Description: The fast reaction of a substance with oxygen.


Name: Nacre Layers (Gemstone Structure)
Description: The outermost layers of a pearl, composed of iridescent material.


Name: Secondary Porosity (Geological Property)
Description: Porosity formed after the initial rock formation


Name: Water holding capacity of soil (Soil property)
Description: The ability of soil to retain water.


Name: Insoluble in Water (Property)
Description: A characteristic indicating resistance to dissolving in water.


Name: Concentration of iron (Quantity)
Description: The amount of iron present


Name: Method to produce high quality steel from high-phosphorus ore (Process)
Description: Technique for refining iron ore with high phosphorus content.


Name: Wide Optical Transparency Range (Property)
Description: Ability to transmit light over a broad range of wavelengths.


Name: carbon dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A greenhouse gas produced by decaying organic matter.


Name: Afghan Interim Administration (Political Entity)
Description: The transitional government formed after the Taliban's removal.


Name: Irrigation Systems (Infrastructure)
Description: Systems for supplying water to crops


Name: Religious significance (Abstract Concept)
Description: Spiritual meaning or purpose


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


Name: Tripitakas (Religious Text Collection)
Description: Three baskets of Buddhist scripture


Name: Solomon, David, Jesus, Mary (person)
Description: Prominent figures from Abrahamic religions.


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


Name: Highest Oxidation State (Chemical Property)
Description: The maximum oxidation level that an element can achieve


Name: Tajikistan (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Central Asia.


Name: 'Sharifian Empire' (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: A historical term for Morocco


Name: first Aztec royal family (Family)
Description: The initial ruling dynasty of the Mexica


Name: Observable universe (Cosmological Region)
Description: The portion of the universe that can be observed from Earth.


Name: Cow (Animal)
Description: A domesticated bovine animal.


Name: military structure of the Byzantine Empire (Political Organization)
Description: The military forces organized under the Byzantine Emperor.


Name: Uterine horns (Biological structure)
Description: Part of the female reproductive system


Name: Ionian League (Political Union)
Description: A confederation of Greek city-states in Ionia


Name: Glengarry Basin, Western Australia (Geological Feature)
Description: A specific geological basin in a particular region.


Name: distinctive Great Moravian jewellery style (Art Style)
Description: Unique jewelry style developed in Great Moravia


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


Name: Direction Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure (DGSE) (INTELLIGENCE AGENCY)
Description: France's external intelligence agency.


Name: Franco-Prussian War (War)
Description: A war fought between France and Prussia in 1870-1871.


Name: Inscriptions on Imperial Seals (TEXT)
Description: Text found on official imperial seals


Name: Portuguese (people)
Description: People from Portugal.


Name: Ivan Argunov (Person)
Description: Academician and influential painter


Name: Herbicides and Fungicides (Chemical Type)
Description: Chemicals used to control weeds and fungi, respectively.


Name: Aztec System of Government (Political System)
Description: The way in which the Aztecs governed their empire.


Name: Mycenaean society (Society)
Description: The social structure of Mycenaean Greece


Name: Jadar Region (Region)
Description: A region in Western Serbia


Name: Pearl Harbor (LOCATION)
Description: US naval base in Hawaii


Name: Sanskrit: बुद्ध धर्म (Language)
Description: An ancient Indo-Aryan language


Name: King of the Franks (Title)
Description: Title held by rulers of the Frankish kingdom.


Name: Italy (LOCATION)
Description: European country


Name: Concentration on Grain Boundaries (Mineralogical Feature)
Description: Introduced elements concentrated at the boundaries between mineral grains.


Name: Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: A prehistoric period.


Name: other sources of exposure (SOURCE)
Description: Origins of radiation exposure


Name: a wave of international sanctions (Political Action)
Description: Economic penalties imposed by other countries in response to Russia's actions.


Name: Kingdom of Armenia (Political entity)
Description: Ancient kingdom located in eastern Anatolia


Name: republic (GOVERNMENT TYPE)
Description: A form of government where power resides in elected representatives


Name: Lochbuie (Location)
Description: A location on the Isle of Mull.


Name: ASET (and Computer Simulations) (Tool/Method)
Description: Used to assess the quality of a diamond's cut.


Name: Moldavite (Mineral Name)
Description: The name for a green vitreous silica projectile glass


Name: Earth Rotation (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Spinning motion of the Earth on its axis


Name: High thermal conductivity (Property)
Description: Ability to conduct heat efficiently


Name: Career civil servants (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who are employed as permanent government workers.


Name: Gipeswic (Town)
Description: An ancient name for Ipswich


Name: Biggest problem (Problem)
Description: The most significant challenge faced by the Yogo mine.


Name: Decline in private farms (Trend)
Description: The reduction in the number of farms over time.


Name: (Al3+) ion (Chemical Ion)
Description: The aluminum ion typically found in the corundum lattice.


Name: Transport of hydrothermal fluids and subsequent precipitation of beryl and other minerals (Geological event)
Description: Result of fault-driven fluidization and brecciation


Name: 44 students (Quantity)
Description: Number of Cresciano residents attending schools outside the municipality


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


Name: Paris (City)
Description: The capital of France.


Name: Red giants, interstellar dust and gas clouds (Location)
Description: Celestial objects where organic molecules may form


Name: Water jet cutting (Process)
Description: A cutting process using a high-pressure stream of water mixed with abrasive particles.


Name: jitsuin design (concept)
Description: The overall aesthetic and structure of a jitsuin


Name: Formal or ceremonial occasions (Social Event)
Description: Events that are solemn and traditional.


Name: Cold Winters (Weather Condition)
Description: Characteristic weather pattern in Hokkaido during winter


Name: Synthesis from suspension of graphite (Process)
Description: Method for producing nanodiamonds using ultrasonic cavitation.


Name: Dnieper River (River)
Description: A river in Eastern Europe.


Name: Andesite (Igneous Rock)
Description: A volcanic rock intermediate in composition between basalt and rhyolite, commonly found in island arcs.


Name: Fund for the Development of the Arts, Techniques and the Film Industry (FDATIC) (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A state fund in Algeria that supports film production.


Name: 550 (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of bird species in Italy


Name: Saastal (Valley)
Description: A side valley within the Mattertal


Name: Artistic Object (Concept)
Description: An object created for aesthetic purposes.


Name: genres like salsa, vallenato, and cumbia (MUSIC GENRE)
Description: Popular music styles originating from Colombia


Name: Hei-tiki (Ornament)
Description: Neck pendants


Name: Sub-Saharan African ancestry (1.3%) (CONCEPT)
Description: Ancestry group representing individuals descended from populations of Sub-Saharan Africa


Name: briolette (DIAMOND SHAPE)
Description: A pear-shaped diamond with triangular facets on both sides


Name: Polymer matrices (Material)
Description: Matrices composed of polymers


Name: Republic of Ireland (Country)
Description: An independent nation located on the island of Ireland


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral with piezoelectric properties.


Name: Into the Alaskan Wilderness: An Account of My Geological Explorations (Publication)
Description: A personal account detailing Spurr's geological explorations in Alaska


Name: High-purity carbon (Substance)
Description: Carbon with very low impurities.


Name: Occupation of Istanbul (1918) (Historical Event)
Description: The occupation of Istanbul by Allied forces in 1918.


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


Name: Brasília (CITY)
Description: The capital of Brazil


Name: Neutron Capturing Agent (Substance)
Description: A substance that absorbs neutrons.


Name: mortar texture (texture type)
Description: A texture where small, new quartz grains surround larger, strained grains.


Name: United States (LOCATION)
Description: The country where the initiative was started.


Name: alexandrium or synthetic alexandrite (Trade Name)
Description: Misleading terms used to market color-change sapphires.


Name: Blue John pieces (Object)
Description: Pieces of Blue John stone being worked on.


Name: Perry O. Hooper Sr. (Person)
Description: Republican candidate who defeated Ernest C. Hornsby in the 1994 election.


Name: Hairspring (COMPONENT)
Description: Spring that regulates the oscillations of a watch balance wheel


Name: marble quarrying (Activity)
Description: The process of extracting marble from the earth.


Name: Colorant for lacquers and varnishes (APPLICATION)
Description: Use as a coloring agent in protective coatings


Name: Tangier and Casablanca (CITY)
Description: Cities in Morocco


Name: naturalist (PROFESSION)
Description: Scientist who studies nature


Name: Copper Alloy (Alloy)
Description: An alloy primarily composed of copper.


Name: important sources of protein (Nutrient)
Description: Essential building blocks for the body.


Name: Pessac (LOCATION)
Description: City in Gironde, France


Name: Diamond grit (Material)
Description: Small particles of diamond used to improve crystal shape control.


Name: Pore fluid between mineral grains (Geological feature)
Description: Fluid trapped within the spaces between mineral crystals.


Name: quarters inhabited by craftsmen (AREA)
Description: Areas within settlements where craftsmen lived and worked.


Name: [Al(H2O)6]3+ (Chemical Species)
Description: The hexaaquaaluminium cation.


Name: Glassmaking and Pottery (Industry)
Description: The processes of creating glass and ceramic objects


Name: marble (Material)
Description: A type of stone often used in ancient Greek architecture.


Name: Secession (Political Act)
Description: Missouri's withdrawal from the Union


Name: Synaesthetic concept (Concept)
Description: Kandinsky's belief in the interconnectedness of senses, particularly the experience of sound and sight.


Name: gemstone market (industry)
Description: The marketplace for buying and selling gemstones


Name: high tensile strength (Material Property)
Description: Ability to withstand tension


Name: Liberia (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Rugby (SPORT)
Description: A team ball sport


Name: Northern Ireland (Region)
Description: Part of the United Kingdom.


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


Name: due to economic hardship and political repression (Cause)
Description: Many Ukrainians sought better opportunities and freedom abroad due to poverty and the lack of civil liberties in their home country.


Name: Bündner Herrschaft (Location)
Description: A region in Grisons known for wine production


Name: 6 short films (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of short films supported by AARC


Name: second from the bottom (RANKING)
Description: Position near the bottom of a list.


Name: internal energy (Physical Property)
Description: The total energy contained within a system


Name: Colombia (COUNTRY)
Description: A South American country


Name: Etruscans (People)
Description: An ancient people who inhabited Etruria


Name: gold, emeralds, blankets, ceramic handicrafts, coca, rock salt (Trade Good)
Description: Items traded by the Muisca with neighboring nations.


Name: 90 artists (PERSON)
Description: People who create art


Name: Westchester County Emergency Management (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Department responsible for coordinating disaster preparedness and response in Westchester County


Name: ε-iron (allotrope)
Description: An allotropic form of iron with a hexagonal close-packed crystal structure


Name: post-palatial period (Time Period)
Description: A historical era following the collapse of palace systems


Name: nuclear power (Energy Source)
Description: A type of energy derived from nuclear reactions.


Name: handicraft tradition (Tradition)
Description: Local handicraft practices


Name: leaves, grape clusters, vines (Design elements)
Description: Common motifs in Black Hills gold jewelry


Name: British Army Line Regiments (Military Unit)
Description: Regiments in the British army


Name: urbanization (Characteristic)
Description: Growth of cities and urban centers.


Name: Avocado-pomegranate dip (Dish)
Description: Dip made from avocado and pomegranate.


Name: Brown Color (Color)
Description: A color associated with earth and wood


Name: Establishment of welfare state and protectionist economy (POLICY)
Description: Government programs for social well-being and economic regulations


Name: Native, African, and European Cultures (CULTURE)
Description: Diverse cultural influences shaping the country's identity


Name: More severe side effects (Medical Condition)
Description: Adverse reactions to a medication or treatment that are more intense or serious


Name: Deep Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Layers of rock found at significant depths within the Earth's crust.


Name: an accurate record of the observable world (function)
Description: The purpose of painting in the past.


Name: conflicts (EVENT)
Description: Armed struggles or disputes.


Name: four main linguistic and cultural regions (REGION)
Description: Areas with distinct languages and cultures


Name: Iron oxides (Chemical compound)
Description: Oxides of the element iron, responsible for red coloration


Name: Claude Shannon (Person)
Description: A mathematician and cryptographer.


Name: Soviet Union (COUNTRY)
Description: A former communist state in Eurasia


Name: grades from the primary school (ACADEMIC_PERFORMANCE)
Description: Marks achieved in elementary education


Name: polycrystalline diamond (PCD) (material type)
Description: A composite material consisting of multiple diamond crystals embedded in a metal matrix.


Name: Hematite (Mineral)
Description: A red-colored iron oxide mineral


Name: House of the Admiral wall painting (Artifact)
Description: An ancient Minoan painting depicting a seaside community.


Name: East European forest steppe (ECOREGION)
Description: A type of ecosystem characterized by a transition between forest and steppe


Name: Etruscan Italy (Ancient Region)
Description: A proposed ancient region in central Italy


Name: graphite (Mineral)
Description: A form of carbon.


Name: 50 million tonnes per year (Quantity)
Description: Measurement of mass consumed annually


Name: Victoria Memorial, London (Building)
Description: A monument in London


Name: The Other Side of Sunday (Film)
Description: A film directed by Berit Nesheim


Name: emperors (Person)
Description: Rulers of an empire.


Name: Magistrates and Priests (PROFESSION)
Description: Officials and religious leaders in ancient Rome.


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


Name: textiles (Material)
Description: Fabric made by weaving or knitting fibers.


Name: Patimokkha (Text)
Description: A set of 227 offenses within the Vinaya, including rules of decorum for monks and penalties for transgression.


Name: St. Elizabeth flood (NATURAL DISASTER)
Description: A major flood event.


Name: Approximately 90% of infectious waste being incinerated before 1997 (Practice)
Description: Common method for treating infectious medical waste prior to the HMIWI standard.


Name: calcite, chlorite, franklinite, galaxite, manganosite, pyrochroite, rhodochrosite, tephroite, willemite, and zincite (Minerals)
Description: Other minerals commonly found with Sonolite


Name: Fairy tales (LITERARY GENRE)
Description: Folklore stories with magical elements


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


Name: Civil Guard (Guardia Civil) (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: A civilian law enforcement agency that can be mobilized for military purposes.


Name: 18 years old, 25.5% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of Missouri's population under 18 years old in 2004


Name: Sedimentary Cretaceous black shales (Geological formation)
Description: Type of rock where Colombian emeralds are found


Name: Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The supreme law of Norway.


Name: Indian stones (DIAMOND)
Description: Diamonds mined and cut in India


Name: Acute exposure to beryllium (Event)
Description: Short-term contact with high levels of beryllium


Name: Alexander N. Krot (Person)
Description: A researcher in cosmochemistry at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.


Name: Lead mining, ironworks and textile mills  (INDUSTRY)
Description: Key economic activities during the Industrial Revolution


Name: Mauryan Period (Time Period)
Description: A historical period in ancient India (c. 322-187 BCE).


Name: Pliny the Elder (Writer)
Description: Roman author and natural philosopher


Name: oldest extant Chinese maps (Map)
Description: The earliest surviving maps from China


Name: Tibet (Geographical Location)
Description: Autonomous region in southwestern China


Name: Steel Plate (Material)
Description: The surface on which the engraving is done.


Name: professor of geology at Coimbra (POSITION)
Description: Academic position


Name: subsurface horizon or zone of bentonite (Geological Formation)
Description: Layer of clay mineral


Name: resistance from indigenous groups and enslaved Africans (CHALLENGE)
Description: Opposition encountered by the Portuguese colonial administration


Name: 2023 as starting year (Temporal Information)
Description: Year the jadarite project was planned to begin


Name: Republic (COUNTRY)
Description: The Dutch Republic


Name: Ceramics and carpets (Art Form)
Description: Types of traditional crafts.


Name: optional, broad classification of the degree of contribution (Feature)
Description: A mechanism to indicate the relative significance of different contributions


Name: Progenitors of Greek Language (Linguistic Group)
Description: The ancestral speakers who contributed to the development of the Greek language.


Name: Bhirrana (Location)
Description: An archaeological site in India, the oldest site of the Indus Valley civilization.


Name: Chinese Esoteric Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A form of esoteric Buddhism practiced in China


Name: Leipzig Book Fair (EVENT)
Description: An annual book fair held in Leipzig, Germany.


Name: Civil Unrest (Event)
Description: Social upheaval and discontent within Mycenaean states.


Name: China (Location)
Description: A country known for pearl cultivation


Name: Andalusian urban areas (LOCATION)
Description: Cities and towns within Andalusia


Name: [Cu(NH₃)₄]²⁺ (Complex Ion)
Description: Tetraamminecopper(II) ion


Name: Pepin the Short (PERSON)
Description: Son of Charles Martel


Name: detectors of consistent quality (DEVICE)
Description: Devices that can reliably detect signals


Name: Wildlife (Fauna)
Description: Animals living in the wild


Name: Amyntas Nikator (PERSON)
Description: Indo-Greek king


Name: Mulgrave Shale Member (Geological Unit)
Description: A specific geological layer within the Whitby Mudstone Formation


Name: 14.1 °C (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Average annual temperature in Saijō


Name: Minoan swords (Weapon)
Description: Swords characteristic of the Minoan civilization.


Name: Potential Health Problems for Occupants (Risk)
Description: Possible negative health effects on people living or working in buildings made with certain materials.


Name: Archean Eon (Geological Era)
Description: The earliest eon of Earth's history, characterized by the formation of continents and the emergence of life.


Name: 500 CE (Time Period)
Description: The year 500 Common Era.


Name: Pè de Pardac (Piè di Predazzo) (Location)
Description: Historic center of Predazzo.


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: Central European country


Name: Yellow Emperor (Person)
Description: The legendary first emperor of China


Name: Painters (PROFESSION)
Description: People who create paintings


Name: Standing Stones (Archaeological Artifact)
Description: Upright stones, often arranged in patterns.


Name: All Africans (Group of People)
Description: People of African descent


Name: globally famous act (Abstract Concept)
Description: Refers to a musical group with international recognition.


Name: High-Temperature Plasma Arc Treatment (Industrial Process)
Description: A technique that uses a plasma arc to remove surface atoms from titanium.


Name: Corrosion Resistance (Property)
Description: The ability to resist degradation due to chemical reactions with the environment.


Name: Northern Europe (Location)
Description: Region of Europe located north of Central Europe


Name: Slavs (ETHNIC_GROUP)
Description: Group of people speaking Slavic languages


Name: X-10 Pile (Name)
Description: A former name for the X-10 Graphite Reactor.


Name: Oxides (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds formed by oxygen with other elements.


Name: Euboea (Island)
Description: Second-largest Greek island


Name: 749,685 (Number)
Description: Number of Missouri residents affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.


Name: wine and beer-making (Process)
Description: The production of alcoholic beverages.


Name: Stone Age tribes (Social Group)
Description: Ancient inhabitants of North Africa.


Name: middle class (SocialGroup)
Description: Individuals of moderate economic status


Name: Weathering (Geological Process)
Description: The breakdown of rocks, soil, and minerals through contact with the Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Intelligence (Government Function)
Description: Gathering and analyzing information about national security threats


Name: UK nominal GDP for 2019 (ECONOMIC INDICATOR)
Description: The total value of goods and services produced in the UK in 2019


Name: new focus for sculpture (Historical Development)
Description: A shift towards using inhabited capitals as prominent locations for sculptural decoration.


Name: Crete (Location)
Description: Island where the Minoan civilization flourished.


Name: Ca5(SiO4)2CO3 (Chemical Formula)
Description: The chemical makeup of Spurrite


Name: κρύσταλλος (krustallos) (word)
Description: Ancient Greek word meaning both "ice" and "rock crystal".


Name: Aetites (Mineral)
Description: A stone believed to promote childbirth.


Name: Crystallography (Scientific Field)
Description: The study of the arrangement of atoms in crystalline solids.


Name: Selective reabsorption mechanisms (Process)
Description: Processes that allow specific molecules to be reabsorbed from the filtrate.


Name: variety (scientific concept)
Description: A specific form or type within a mineral species, often with a unique name.


Name: Charcoal (Material)
Description: A carbon-based fuel used in low tube heat treatments.


Name: Temples (BUILDING)
Description: Structures for religious worship


Name: Process (Structure/Mechanism)
Description: Selection process for civil servants in ROC


Name: municipal compound (LOCATION)
Description: Compound housing the municipality and other services


Name: [Royal Society, Nature, British Medical Journal, The Lancet] (List of Publications)
Description: A collection of scholarly publications.


Name: writer (Profession)
Description: Person who writes books, articles, etc.


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: A primary color associated with the ocean and sky.


Name: Currency (Monetary System)
Description: A medium of exchange used to facilitate transactions.


Name: Sable Fur (MATERIAL)
Description: Fur obtained from the sable animal


Name: Yankee Stadium (Baseball Park)
Description: Home field of the New York Yankees baseball team


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


Name: Red foxes (Animal)
Description: A species of fox known for its reddish fur.


Name: Apatite group minerals (Minerals)
Description: Minerals belonging to the apatite group


Name: Greenschist, Blueschist, Amphibolite, Granulite Facies (Rock Types/Facies)
Description: Other metamorphic rock types formed under different pressure and temperature conditions.


Name: Many Organic Compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds that contain carbon.


Name: Torc Closure (Mechanism)
Description: How a torc is fastened


Name: Dioskurides (PERSON)
Description: Ancient Greek artist


Name: Mafic rocks (Rock type)
Description: Rich in iron and magnesium, also known as sima.


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas essential for respiration


Name: Atmospheric Effects (ARTISTIC TECHNIQUES)
Description: Methods used to convey depth and space in a painting.


Name: Jutes (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Germanic people closely related to Saxons and Angles.


Name: New York City and Albany (LOCATION)
Description: Cities in New York State.


Name: 36 (Number)
Description: Total number of cubic space groups.


Name: influx of steppe-related ancestry into Mycenaean Greece (EVENT)
Description: Migration and genetic mixing that brought western steppe ancestry to the region


Name: State Education (System)
Description: The system of public schools in a country or region.


Name: Cooling magma (Geological process)
Description: Derived from mantle material below the plate.


Name: Innocent Eye Debate (Debate Name)
Description: An alternative name for the Linguistic Turn Controversy


Name: education, medicine, medical research, high-technology, finance, and tourism (List)
Description: A list of fields in which New England is a leader


Name: Reflectivity (Property)
Description: The percentage of light reflected by a surface.


Name: some manufactured rubies (MATERIAL)
Description: Rubies created through manufacturing processes.


Name: Hong Kong Professional Teachers Union (Organization)
Description: A professional organization for teachers in Hong Kong.


Name: Major League Soccer (Sports Organization)
Description: The professional soccer league in the United States and Canada.


Name: Tirtha (Religious Practice)
Description: A pilgrimage or sacred journey in Hinduism


Name: HCP lattice of zinc with sulfur atoms occupying half of the tetrahedral voids (Structural Description)
Description: A way to describe the wurtzite structure.


Name: Ipswich Congresses of the Royal Archaeological Institute (EVENT)
Description: Archaeological meetings held in Ipswich


Name: diamond fluorescence (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: The emission of visible light by a diamond when exposed to ultraviolet light


Name: gem production (ACTIVITY)
Description: Making gems


Name: Battle of Actium (Historical Event)
Description: The naval battle that marked the end of Republican Rome.


Name: (Closed or Open) Ball (Mathematical Object)
Description: Set of all points within a certain distance from a center point, possibly including the boundary


Name: 30-39 years old (Age Group)
Description: People aged between 30 and 39 years old


Name: Reverse (Name)
Description: Term for the side of a coin opposite the obverse


Name: Deified Hidden Principles (Concept)
Description: Divine forces behind natural phenomena.


Name: Han Chinese women's clothing (CLOTHING STYLE)
Description: Traditional garments worn by Han Chinese women.


Name: 40% Sodium by weight (Measurement Unit)
Description: The percentage of sodium present in the chemical composition of sodium chloride.


Name: Kaolinite-serpentine group (Mineral Group)
Description: A subgroup of phyllosilicates


Name: Unkpapa Sandstone (Geological Formation)
Description: A sandstone formation that overlies the Sundance Formation.


Name: oxygen molecule (Molecule)
Description: A molecule composed of two oxygen atoms.


Name: abundance of 60Ni (Quantity)
Description: The amount of 60Ni present in extraterrestrial samples.


Name: Parliamentary System (Political System)
Description: A system of government where the executive branch is accountable to the legislature


Name: permanent showcase (Platform)
Description: A place where something is displayed or performed regularly


Name: South coast of Norway (Geographical Region)
Description: Coastal region along the southern part of Norway


Name: Yellow color (Color)
Description: Hue of some synthetic diamonds.


Name: Substituted Atom (Atom)
Description: An atom that replaces a silicon atom in a silicate structure


Name: Chernobyl hunting lodge (BUILDING)
Description: The first known mention of Chernobyl


Name: Rishonim neighborhood (NEIGHBORHOOD)
Description: A residential area within Arad


Name: Chians (People)
Description: Inhabitants of Chios


Name: Cape York Peninsula (Peninsula)
Description: The northernmost point of the Australian mainland


Name: Tlalim Elementary School (SCHOOL)
Description: An elementary school founded in 1971


Name: Pierre Curie (Person)
Description: French physicist, co-winner of 1903 Nobel Prize


Name: Creating art object (ART_PROCESS)
Description: The process of bringing an artistic idea into existence.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded by Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha) emphasizing enlightenment through meditation and understanding of suffering.


Name: Water usage (Measurement)
Description: The amount of water consumed during a product's production, use, and disposal


Name: large personal kingdoms (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Kingdoms established by Alexander's successors


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period of rapid technological advancement in the 18th and 19th centuries.


Name: decreased intracellular Mn concentration (QUANTITY)
Description: Lower levels of manganese inside cells


Name: Repairability (Concept)
Description: The ability of a material to be repaired.


Name: ceremonies and warfare (activity)
Description: Actions undertaken for ritual or conflict purposes.


Name: John Dalton (PERSON)
Description: English chemist, physicist and meteorologist


Name: Caution (State)
Description: Being careful and alert to potential danger


Name: World War II (CONFLICT)
Description: A global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945


Name: 18th-century churches (Building)
Description: Churches built during the 18th century.


Name: Young ungulates (Food)
Description: Juvenile hoofed mammals


Name: Two Polonaises, Op. 40 (WORK_OF_ART)
Description: Musical compositions


Name: government (Political Institution)
Description: A system for governing a country or region


Name: Vietnamese envoy (Person)
Description: Diplomatic representative from Vietnam to the Qing dynasty court.


Name: 6,821,770 (Quantity)
Description: Population of Flanders as of January 2024


Name: Greek painters (Profession)
Description: Artists from Greece


Name: Darius III of Persia (PERSON)
Description: Last King of the Achaemenid Empire of Persia


Name: complicated metallurgical process (Process)
Description: A complex industrial process for extracting metals


Name: Multi-party Democracy (POLITICAL SYSTEM)
Description: System allowing multiple political parties to compete for power.


Name: Cordillera Cantábrica (MOUNTAIN_RANGE)
Description: Cantabrian Range


Name: nearly 10% (Percentage)
Description: Rate of increase in the economy


Name: Artisanal Mining (Practice)
Description: Mining done on a small scale, often by hand or with simple tools.


Name: Juan Manuel Santos (PERSON)
Description: Former Minister of Defense and President of Colombia


Name: Promoting UK's global security interests (Task)
Description: A key objective of the British Armed Forces


Name: Spanish king (Person)
Description: King Ferdinand VII of Spain


Name: Device resembling a field-effect transistor (Device)
Description: A device with a structure similar to a modern field-effect transistor, but not practical.


Name: 1922 (Time)
Description: The year operations resumed after the company's bankruptcy.


Name: Prakrit veruḷiya, veḷuriya (Language)
Description: An ancient Indo-Aryan language.


Name: Democracy (POLITICAL SYSTEM)
Description: System of government by the people


Name: Dalton (PERSON)
Description: Refers to John Dalton


Name: Henri Milne-Edwards and Jules Haime (Researchers)
Description: French zoologists who first documented black corals.


Name: mental state (state of being)
Description: The psychological condition of the artist


Name: Kyanite (Mineral)
Description: An aluminum silicate mineral that occurs in metamorphic rocks.


Name: Stamppot, Hutspot, Zuurkool (DISH)
Description: Traditional Dutch dishes often served with sausages.


Name: Mezzotint Prints (Artwork)
Description: Prints created using the mezzotint process.


Name: Indian mythology (Mythology)
Description: The body of myths and legends originating in India, including Buddhist and Hindu mythologies.


Name: Resistance of metallic aluminium to weathering (Property)
Description: The ability of aluminum to withstand degradation from exposure to the elements


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


Name: Female Kermes Scale Insect (Insect)
Description: A type of insect that produces a red dye


Name: theatre of the Lord (CONCEPT)
Description: Metaphorical description of a place


Name: Dolomitic marble (Rock Type)
Description: Metamorphic rock composed primarily of dolomite


Name: establishment of a new system of taxation (Economic System)
Description: Implementation of a method for collecting taxes from citizens.


Name: Carbyne (Allotrope)
Description: A linear chain of carbon atoms


Name: Calixtlahuaca (Location)
Description: Archaeological site in Mexico


Name: Nature Communications (Scientific Journal)
Description: A peer-reviewed scientific journal


Name: potassium (element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol K.


Name: minerals (general term)
Description: Naturally occurring, inorganic solids with a defined chemical composition and crystal structure


Name: Lanthanides (Element Group)
Description: Group of chemical elements with similar properties.


Name: Mediterranean Spain (Region)
Description: Coastal regions of Spain from Catalonia to Andalusia


Name: Public sector employees (Personnel)
Description: Individuals who work for the public sector.


Name: gravel blankets (geological feature)
Description: Flat layers of gravel.


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


Name: Bhakti Yoga (Practice)
Description: Path of devotion in Hinduism


Name: Latin America (World Region)
Description: A continent and geographical region in the Western Hemisphere


Name: X-ray Mirror (Mirror Type)
Description: A mirror designed to reflect X-rays


Name: over 1,300 km (810 mi) of navigable waterways (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: Rivers and canals suitable for boat travel


Name: uneven (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: Not uniform or consistent


Name: Quartz clock (Device)
Description: A clock that uses a quartz crystal oscillator for timekeeping


Name: 70% (Statistic)
Description: Percentage increase in cobalt demand from 2017 to 2022.


Name: tecutli (Political Leader)
Description: Lord who ruled over a teccalli unit.


Name: Corbella (Settlement)
Description: A small community


Name: its focus on religious and mythological themes (Theme)
Description: Maps often depicting deities, sacred places, and cosmology


Name: Mica (Mineral)
Description: A group of sheet silicate minerals.


Name: Epoxy granite (Type of Anthropic Rock)
Description: A type of artificial stone made with epoxy resin and granite aggregates.


Name: Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen (Museum)
Description: A fine arts museum in Rouen, France.


Name: Santiago Calatrava (Person)
Description: A renowned Spanish architect and engineer.


Name: 2004 (TIME)
Description: The year when the highest number of participants attended the gatherings


Name: Minoan Goddess as female divine solar figure (Interpretation)
Description: A theory about the nature of the Minoan Goddess.


Name: Emmy Award-winning shows (MEDIA_PRODUCT)
Description: Television programs that have received prestigious awards


Name: palaces (BUILDING TYPE)
Description: Large, elaborate buildings


Name: FD&C Red 40 (Regulatory Name)
Description: Name for Allura Red AC approved by the FDA in the US.


Name: Most of World War II (EVENT/CONFLICT)
Description: Global war from 1939 to 1945


Name: Patent System (System)
Description: A system for granting inventors exclusive rights to their inventions.


Name: 180 pm (Measurement)
Description: The distance between uranium and oxygen atoms in the Uranyl ion


Name: Chellah, Lixus, Mogador (SETTLEMENT)
Description: Trading colonies and settlements established by the Phoenicians in Northwest Africa.


Name: Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) (Accreditation Agency)
Description: A national accrediting agency for independent colleges and schools.


Name: Proto-Indo-European *bhleg- (word root)
Description: Proto-Indo-European root meaning to burn, gleam, shine, flash


Name: - (Cleavage Type)
Description: Indicates the absence of cleavage planes in the mineral.


Name: diamond (mineral)
Description: A solid form of carbon with a crystal structure.


Name: Tours (LOCATION)
Description: A city in France


Name: Blue Moon of Josephine Diamond (Diamond)
Description: A blue diamond purchased by Joseph Lau as a gift for his daughter.


Name: Moscow State University (University)
Description: One of the oldest and largest universities in Russia.


Name: Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: Ornamental items worn for decoration or personal expression.


Name: eleven World Cups (Sporting Event)
Description: FIFA Men's World Cup tournaments


Name: fashion (Trend)
Description: Prevailing styles and preferences.


Name: Outokumpu (Location)
Description: A town in Finland


Name: Aztec IV (Chronological Phase)
Description: The fourth and final phase of Aztec Black-on-Orange Ceramics, coinciding with the early colonial period.


Name: Manganocene (Chemical Compound)
Description: Bis(cyclopentadienyl)manganese, Mn(C5H5)2


Name: 144 deaths per 1,000 live births (Rate)
Description: The number of infant deaths per 1,000 live births in 1960


Name: Cement (Building Material)
Description: A fine powder that hardens when mixed with water, used as a binder in concrete and mortar.


Name: Polished Surface (Result)
Description: The outcome of the polishing process.


Name: Allotrope (Structural Forms)
Description: Different structural forms of the same element.


Name: natural population growth (Demographic Phenomenon)
Description: The increase in a population's size due to births exceeding deaths.


Name: Jamaica Bay (Water Body)
Description: A large bay located within the Gateway National Recreation Area.


Name: shear modulus (Material Property)
Description: A measure of a material's resistance to shear deformation.


Name: mercenaries (Occupation)
Description: Soldiers who are hired for service in an army.


Name: alloying elements (substance)
Description: Elements added to steel to alter its characteristics.


Name: International Movement of Design Reform (Artistic Movement)
Description: Global trend seeking to improve design aesthetics and functionality.


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


Name: 04. (for Quartz) (Classification Code)
Description: Nickel–Strunz classifications for quartz group.


Name: many dry municipalities (Administrative Division)
Description: Cities or towns within Alabama that prohibit alcohol sales


Name: Filipino Martial Arts and Swordsmanship (Skill)
Description: Traditional fighting styles from the Philippines.


Name: Berber identity (Concept)
Description: The sense of belonging and cultural identity of Berbers


Name: 3500 mg per day (quantity)
Description: Recommended daily potassium intake for adults in the UK


Name: Appalachian Mountains (MOUNTAIN RANGE)
Description: A mountain range located in the eastern United States.


Name: windmills (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: Mills powered by wind, historically used for tasks like grinding grain and pumping water


Name: Corded Ware culture (Archaeological Culture)
Description: An Indo-European archaeological culture known for their distinctive pottery.


Name: Thomas Gainsborough (PERSON)
Description: An artist.


Name: concepts (Abstract Idea)
Description: Mental representations of ideas, objects, or qualities.


Name: millions of Japanese settlers (PEOPLE)
Description: Japanese individuals living in former colonies


Name: Yule Marble Quarry (LOCATION)
Description: The site where Yule marble is extracted.


Name: blackbirds (Bird Species)
Description: A type of bird known for its black plumage.


Name: YAG (Synthetic Gemstone)
Description: A synthetic gemstone material.


Name: Buddha's awakening (Event)
Description: The moment the Buddha attained enlightenment.


Name: Amy Lowell (PERSON)
Description: American poet.


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


Name: $268.4 million (AMOUNT_OF_MONEY)
Description: Amount of money lent by the World Bank Group to Tunisia.


Name: 1822 (YEAR)
Description: Calendar year


Name: multiparty elections (EVENT)
Description: Elections with multiple political parties participating


Name: Andronovo horizon (Archaeological Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture in the Eurasian steppe


Name: cornflower blue (Color)
Description: A shade of blue.


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


Name: Ministry of Youth and Sports (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Algerian government ministry responsible for sports


Name: Mechanical Holder (Tool)
Description: A device used to hold diamonds securely during cutting and polishing.


Name: First French painter to experience the Early Renaissance firsthand (ACHIEVEMENT)
Description: Fouquet's distinction as the first French painter to experience the Italian Renaissance


Name: world's 10th-largest exporter (RANKING)
Description: Position in the global export ranking


Name: black schist (Rock Type)
Description: A metamorphic rock rich in dark minerals


Name: Loss of adherents to the Catholic Church (Event)
Description: Decline in the number of people following Catholicism


Name: 50+ amphibian species (BIODIVERSITY STATISTIC)
Description: Number of amphibian species in Ivory Coast


Name: Drastic and Continual Style Changes (Process)
Description: Significant and ongoing shifts in jewelry design trends.


Name: nearly 1.6 million (Number)
Description: Approximate number of Hispanic and Latino Americans in New England.


Name: CaMnSiO4 (Chemical Formula)
Description: The chemical formula of Glaucochroite


Name: Aluminium sulfide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula Al2S3.


Name: Penghu Islands (Island Group)
Description: An archipelago off the coast of Taiwan


Name: calligraphy implements and writing brushes (Tool)
Description: Tools used for writing and calligraphy.


Name: 'The Birth of Venus' (Artwork)
Description: Famous painting depicting the goddess Venus emerging from a scallop shell.


Name: 22% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Poverty rate of North Macedonia in 2006.


Name: CO2 Storage (Process)
Description: Methods for sequestering carbon dioxide


Name: 450 BC (DATE)
Description: A year in the common era.


Name: plainer, cut with a simple flared style (attribute)
Description: Physical characteristics and design of the skirt


Name: Glacial till (Geological formation)
Description: Unsorted sediment deposited by glaciers


Name: Volcanoes (Geological Feature)
Description: Mountainous landforms associated with volcanic activity


Name: Performance of Cavalleria Rusticana  (Event)
Description: The opening performance at the National Opera.


Name: Queen Victoria (PERSON)
Description: Queen of the United Kingdom and Empress of India.


Name: Caesium Chloride (Crystal Structure)
Description: A cubic crystal structure found in certain alkali halides.


Name: Kartikeya (God)
Description: Hindu god of war.


Name: Hellenistic culture (Culture)
Description: The cultural movement following the conquests of Alexander the Great.


Name: Most parts of the country (LOCATION)
Description: A general term for a large portion of the United States.


Name: November (Month)
Description: The eleventh month of the year.


Name: pre-battle sacrifice (EVENT)
Description: Ritual offering made before a battle


Name: Potassium Metal (Chemical Element)
Description: An alkali metal with symbol K and atomic number 19.


Name: Industrial use (Application)
Description: Purpose beyond ornamental or decorative applications.


Name: Charles Darwin (Person)
Description: Naturalist and author of 'On the Origin of Species'.


Name: Image (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: A representation of an object formed by light.


Name: Hijo Predilecto de Andalucía (AWARD)
Description: Highest honor bestowed by the Andalusian autonomous government.


Name: 700 nanometers (Quantity)
Description: Measure of wavelength


Name: Mexico and China (Location)
Description: Countries where blue fluorspar is found at various localities.


Name: Marmor thessalicum (Name)
Description: Alternative name for Verd antique, specifically referring to the Thessalian variety.


Name: Environmental Performance Index (INDEX)
Description: A measure of environmental sustainability


Name: Angle Direction and Reference Points (Geometric Concept)
Description: Clear definition of the direction and vertices involved in an angle measurement.


Name: Epistemological understanding of the map (Concept)
Description: Viewing maps as representations of knowledge and truth


Name: Candle Flame (Phenomenon)
Description: The visible, gaseous part of a candle flame.


Name: North Caucasus (REGION)
Description: A mountainous region in southern Russia.


Name: Holi (Festival)
Description: A Hindu festival of colors.


Name: Cerium Nitrates (Chemical Compound)
Description: Salts containing cerium and nitrate ions.


Name: public and private schools, including international schools (Education institution type)
Description: The variety of schooling options available in Switzerland


Name: Hot and dry (Weather Condition)
Description: A weather condition characterized by high temperatures and low humidity


Name: Practical and ceremonial objects (Artifact)
Description: Items used in everyday life and rituals


Name: Compressive Yield Strength (Mechanical Property)
Description: The amount of stress a material can withstand before it begins to deform permanently under compression.


Name: Statue of Liberty (Landmark)
Description: A copper statue, a gift from France


Name: Eiger (Mountain)
Description: A peak in the Bernese Alps


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


Name: detectors (FUNCTION)
Description: The role of a device in detecting signals


Name: Cultural Change (Event)
Description: Alterations in societal practices, beliefs, and values


Name: Temperature (Physical Quantity)
Description: A measure of the average kinetic energy of particles in a system.


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: A continent located south of Europe


Name: iodine-131 (ISOTOPE)
Description: A radioactive isotope of iodine


Name: Diamond Powder (Material)
Description: Fine particles of diamond used for grinding and polishing.


Name: Linguistic lines (Concept)
Description: Differences based on language spoken


Name: Cremated remains (Term)
Description: An alternative name for cremation ashes.


Name: unknown year (Year)
Description: The year Tezozomoc died is not mentioned in the text.


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


Name: Violet (Color)
Description: A color within the visible spectrum, often perceived as bluish-purple.


Name: Works (Artwork)
Description: Artistic creations, in this case, performance art pieces.


Name: Monumental Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: A grand and imposing style of architecture


Name: scholar-official elite (Social Group)
Description: The highest-ranking officials in Qing dynasty society.


Name: non-crystalline solids (Material State)
Description: Solids lacking a regular, repeating atomic arrangement


Name: Italian Co-belligerent Army (Military Force)
Description: Italian army unit that fought alongside the Allies.


Name: Leopard 1 Tank (Military Vehicle)
Description: A German-made main battle tank.


Name: more affordable than mined diamonds (COMPARISON)
Description: Illustrating the price advantage of synthetic diamonds over their mined counterparts.


Name: Global Production of Aluminium (Quantity)
Description: The total amount of aluminium produced worldwide


Name: sections (Part)
Description: Individual parts or segments of the arch.


Name: Pitkyaranta (Location)
Description: A town in Russia


Name: animated films (FILM GENRE)
Description: Films that use animation techniques.


Name: 5 to 200 nanometers (Measurement)
Description: Size range of colloidal particles