Name: Comparatively small blocks (Size)
Description: The size Lapis Lacedaemonius is typically found


Name: Swords (Weapon)
Description: Bladed weapons with a handle and a blade.


Name: Mange outbreaks (Disease Event)
Description: Outbreaks of mange in fox populations


Name: Union of Islamic Communities of Spain (Religious Organization)
Description: Represents Muslims in Spain.


Name: Wax Paste Impregnated with Rouge (Material)
Description: A polishing compound.


Name: True (Boolean Value)
Description: Cannot see through the mineral.


Name: more proportional representation (political concept)
Description: A fairer allocation of seats based on the proportion of votes received.


Name: V - E + F (Mathematical Formula)
Description: The formula used to calculate the Euler characteristic of a polyhedron.


Name: Shirt Buttons (Product)
Description: Buttons designed specifically for fastening shirts.


Name: Belgian budget (FINANCIAL DOCUMENT)
Description: The plan outlining the Belgian government's revenue and expenditures


Name: Blanford's fox (Animal species)
Description: A fox found in the Middle East and Central Asia.


Name: Tennis (Sport)
Description: A racket sport played individually against a single opponent or between two teams of two players each


Name: 2024 Bamyan shooting (EVENT)
Description: A shooting attack targeting tourists in Bamyan, Afghanistan.


Name: Soil pH (Environmental Factor)
Description: A measure of the acidity or alkalinity of soil


Name: Great Moravia (STATE)
Description: Historical state


Name: Cfb (climate code)
Description: A specific code within the Köppen climate classification system representing maritime temperate climate


Name: many centuries (Time Period)
Description: A long period of time


Name: Armed conflict in Colombia (Conflict)
Description: The ongoing armed conflict in Colombia.


Name: Battle of Marathon (Historical Event)
Description: A battle fought in 490 BC between the Athenians and Persians, resulting in a decisive Athenian victory.


Name: powder, dust, sand, pieces of debris, stars (example)
Description: Instances of macroscopic particles


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Rocks formed by the transformation of existing rocks under high pressure and temperature.


Name: constituencies (GEOGRAPHICAL_AREA)
Description: Electoral districts for electing members of Parliament.


Name: Highest settlements in Switzerland and Europe (Location Type)
Description: Grisons contains some of the highest altitude settlements in both Switzerland and Europe


Name: Tin (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Sn and atomic number 50.


Name: Caribbean Netherlands (Location)
Description: Three islands in the Caribbean Sea belonging to the Netherlands.


Name: Naga king (Creature)
Description: A serpentine deity in Hindu mythology


Name: Production (Quantity)
Description: The amount of diamonds mined.


Name: 400m Hurdles (Event)
Description: A track and field event.


Name: Karl Nehammer (Person)
Description: Chancellor of Austria


Name: quartz, mica, and feldspars (Minerals)
Description: Common minerals found in metamorphic rocks


Name: Franco's rule (PERIOD)
Description: The period of time when Francisco Franco ruled Spain.


Name: Technische Universität Berlin (Organization)
Description: A university in Berlin


Name: Two Sets of Flat, Parallel Edges (Feature)
Description: Used for measuring inner and outer diameters.


Name: benthic carbonates (Geological Formation)
Description: Limestone deposits found on the ocean floor.


Name: three parts (Quantity)
Description: Three distinct periods in Turkish architecture.


Name: Protestant art (Artistic Genre)
Description: Visual art created within the Protestant tradition of Christianity.


Name: expressionists (ART_MOVEMENT)
Description: Artists who emphasized the expression of emotions and inner experiences.


Name: Gold (Precious Metal)
Description: A highly valued yellow metal often used in jewellery and currency.


Name: Plaster (Material)
Description: A mixture of lime, sand, and water used to coat walls and ceilings.


Name: Pope Gregory I (Religious figure)
Description: The Bishop of Rome from 590 to 604 AD.


Name: Paleolithic period (TIME_PERIOD)
Description: The earliest known period of human history.


Name: Probes (Tool)
Description: Tools used for detecting the presence and position of antigens.


Name: Batteries (Device)
Description: Devices that convert chemical energy into electrical energy.


Name: Gulf Coastal Plain (Geographic Region)
Description: A plain covering about three-fifths of Alabama's land area.


Name: Japanese shipbuilding industry (INDUSTRY)
Description: The sector of Japan's economy focused on building ships


Name: Very high tolerances (Condition)
Description: Strict limits on permissible variation in thickness.


Name: nanoscale ingredients (Material)
Description: Ingredients that exist at the nanoscale.


Name: Lana Philosophorum (Substance Name)
Description: Latin term for 'philosopher's wool,' referring to zinc oxide.


Name: yellow journalism (JOURNALISM STYLE)
Description: Sensationalist and often unethical journalism


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


Name: inclusions (geological feature)
Description: Impurities or foreign materials within a gemstone


Name: Fluids (Substance)
Description: A substance that can flow and take the shape of its container.


Name: Earliest inscribed coins (Artifact)
Description: Coins with markings and inscriptions.


Name: Sphere-axis intersection (Set of Points)
Description: Points where the sphere's axis intersects the sphere


Name: Parallel layers perpendicular to the C axis (Spatial Arrangement)
Description: How structural units are organized in a crystal


Name: Ball Mill, Planetary Ball Mill, Other Size-Reducing Mechanisms (Equipment)
Description: Devices used to reduce particle size.


Name: Stone tools (Artifact)
Description: Tools made from stone, typically flint or chert.


Name: sensory bias (Evolutionary Concept)
Description: A hypothesis proposing that female preferences for certain traits may have originated from pre-existing biases towards those stimuli in other contexts.


Name: 7–8 degrees Celsius (TEMPERATURE RANGE)
Description: Range of temperature decrease


Name: Brown diamonds (Term)
Description: Alternative name for blood diamonds.


Name: solubility and pore structure (Property)
Description: How easily the aluminium oxide dissolves and its internal void space.


Name: An amulet for protection of the home (Concept)
Description: Belief in safeguarding a dwelling from harm


Name: Türksat 6A (Satellite)
Description: Turkey's first domestically manufactured communication satellite.


Name: Dawoodi Bohra (RELIGIOUS_GROUP)
Description: A sect of Ismaili Muslims


Name: Zeus Labrandeus (DEITY)
Description: Local god worshipped by the Alabandans


Name: rugged (Attribute)
Description: Having a rough, uneven surface


Name: Antacids (Medication)
Description: Medications used to neutralize stomach acid.


Name: Michael Sendivogius (Scientist)
Description: Polish alchemist who is credited with isolating oxygen.


Name: Skirts (Clothing Garment)
Description: A type of clothing worn by women


Name: Bohemian Crown (Political Entity)
Description: A historical territory in Central Europe.


Name: Kombat Lodge (Accommodation)
Description: A lodge where visitors and people can enjoy themselves


Name: Mussels (Animal)
Description: Bivalve mollusk


Name: Foinaven (GEOLOGICAL_FORMATION)
Description: A mountain in Scotland


Name: small size (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: Limited scale or scope


Name: Monocrystalline sapphire (Material)
Description: A single-crystal form of sapphire


Name: 1,214 km (754 mi) (DISTANCE)
Description: Length of the border between Portugal and Spain


Name: 143rd (NUMBER)
Description: Position in the press freedom ranking


Name: Orcein (Dye)
Description: A purple dye derived from a lichen.


Name: Yamakiya (REGION)
Description: Largest and most sparsely populated region of Kawamata


Name: Eastern Algonquian languages (LANGUAGE FAMILY)
Description: A family of indigenous languages spoken in North America.


Name: 1930s (Time Period)
Description: Decade of the 1930s.


Name: father (Person)
Description: The male parent of the son and heir.


Name: hardness (physical property)
Description: A measure of a material's resistance to scratching.


Name: melt fraction from residuum (geological component)
Description: The liquid magma and the remaining solid rock material.


Name: XY(Si,Al)2O6 (Chemical Formula)
Description: The general chemical representation of pyroxene minerals.


Name: literary and historical texts (Documents)
Description: Written records


Name: Trade-off (Relationship)
Description: A balance between two factors, such as pavilion angle and crown angle, to achieve optimal diamond cut performance.


Name: Dalkurd (Football Team)
Description: A football team based in Dalarna.


Name: Medina Mayurqa (NAME)
Description: Arabic name for Palma


Name: Provinces (ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION)
Description: Subdivisions of a country.


Name: world's ninth-largest energy consumer (RANKING)
Description: Position of Brazil among global energy consumers


Name: Enzymes (Protein)
Description: Biological catalysts that speed up chemical reactions in living organisms.


Name: invaders (Group)
Description: People who enter a territory by force


Name: Foreign Immigrants (Group)
Description: People who migrated to China from other countries.


Name: Hall-Héroult Process (Industrial Process)
Description: The process for extracting aluminium from alumina.


Name: Exploration (Activity)
Description: The act of searching for something


Name: Soil (Geological Feature)
Description: The upper layer of Earth that supports plant life


Name: Territorial Air Defence Forces (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: Algeria's air defense forces.


Name: possessions in China (Territorial entities)
Description: Lands and colonies controlled by foreign powers in China.


Name: magnesium (CHEMICAL_ELEMENT)
Description: A lightweight silvery-white metallic element.


Name: European slaves (People)
Description: Europeans captured and forced into slavery


Name: foraminifera (Organism)
Description: Single-celled organisms with shells made of calcium carbonate.


Name: Lighthouse (STRUCTURE)
Description: A tower with a light to guide ships


Name: Committee of Public Safety (Political Body)
Description: Executive authority during the Reign of Terror.


Name: 36°N 138°E (GEOGRAPHICAL COORDINATES)
Description: The geographical coordinates of Japan.


Name: 12th and 13th Dynasties (Dynasties)
Description: Ruling families in ancient Egypt


Name: NYSE Euronext (FINANCIAL_INSTITUTION)
Description: The result of the merger between Euronext and the New York stock exchange.


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


Name: The Met Gala (EVENT)
Description: An annual fundraising gala for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute.


Name: air transport (TRANSPORTATION TYPE)
Description: Transportation using aircraft


Name: Sky (Celestial object)
Description: The atmosphere and outer space as seen from Earth.


Name: Minerals (Substance)
Description: Naturally occurring solid substances


Name: Riveting (Process)
Description: A metal joining process using rivets.


Name: schistose (modifier)
Description: A term used to describe rocks with schistosity but a known protolith.


Name: particle size distribution (material property)
Description: The range of sizes present in a powder sample


Name: 19th century (TIME PERIOD)
Description: A historical time period


Name: Spanish ethnic group (ETHNIC_GROUP)
Description: People of Spanish descent


Name: Axis powers (Political Alliance)
Description: The opposing forces to the Allies in World War II.


Name: Moon over Parador (1988) (MOVIE)
Description: A comedy movie starring Richard Dreyfuss and Sonia Braga.


Name: only democratic state in the Arab world (Political Status)
Description: Being the sole democracy in the region


Name: Yellow-green to Blue-green (Color Range)
Description: Spectrum of green hues with yellow and blue undertones


Name: Nodular chert (Material)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock composed primarily of chert.


Name: November 1935 (TIME)
Description: Date of the Communist uprising


Name: Constitutional Court (Verfassungsgerichtshof) (Judicial Institution)
Description: Austria's highest court


Name: Afghanistan's seat (Political Position)
Description: Representation of Afghanistan in the United Nations


Name: Italian companies (OrganizationType)
Description: Companies based in Italy


Name: PostBus Switzerland (Transportation Company)
Description: Swiss postal bus service


Name: oldest known rock on Earth (geological feature)
Description: The oldest rock samples found on Earth


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


Name: First Amendment (Law)
Description: The First Amendment to the United States Constitution


Name: Kevin De Bruyne (Person)
Description: A Belgian professional footballer


Name: end of the spine (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The bottommost part of the vertebral column.


Name: 1000 AD (DATE)
Description: The year 1000


Name: Borosilicate control rods (Component)
Description: Rods containing boron silicate used to control reactor reactivity.


Name: English constitutional monarchy (GOVERNMENT SYSTEM)
Description: Type of government with a monarch and elected representatives


Name: London goldsmiths (Group)
Description: Goldsmiths working in London


Name: Migros and Coop (Cooperative Enterprise)
Description: Major retail cooperatives in Switzerland.


Name: collection of antiquities  (Collection)
Description: A collection of artifacts from the past.


Name: Herodotus (Person)
Description: An ancient Greek historian and author of 'The Histories'.


Name: Admixture between Yamnaya-like steppe migrants and Minoan-like population (Genetic Event)
Description: The mixing of genetic lineages from the Yamnaya culture and the Minoan civilization.


Name: New Zealand (Location)
Description: An island nation in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: Adeline Loyau and her colleagues (Group of Scientists)
Description: Researchers who responded to Takahashi's findings.


Name: studio jewelry (Art Jewelry Type)
Description: A type of art jewelry created in independent artist studios.


Name: César Ritz (Person)
Description: A famous hotelier


Name: crater on the far side of the Moon (CELESTIAL BODY)
Description: A depression in the surface of the moon.


Name: Positron Emission Tomography (PET) (Medical Imaging Technique)
Description: Technique using radioactive tracers to visualize metabolic activity


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


Name: Ancient Greek historians' accounts on Etruscan origins should not be considered historical documents (Belief)
Description: Briquel's opinion that ancient Greek accounts are unreliable


Name: Moldavite (OBJECT)
Description: Tektites found in Czechoslovakia


Name: Double hexagonal (Structure)
Description: A type of crystal lattice arrangement.


Name: enormous (QUANTIFIER)
Description: Extremely large in size or amount.


Name: Mammals (Animal Group)
Description: Warm-blooded vertebrates with hair or fur


Name: heavy protections (Defensive Measures)
Description: Fortifications and other defenses to prevent invasion.


Name: State non-member banks (Financial Institution)
Description: State chartered banks that are not members of the Federal Reserve System.


Name: 900,000 kg (Quantity)
Description: Nine hundred thousand kilograms.


Name: Heliodor (Gemstone Variety)
Description: A yellow variety of the beryl mineral.


Name: 42.0% (Percentage Value)
Description: Percentage of non-family households


Name: Marie Curie (PERSON)
Description: A Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity


Name: Transform (or conservative) boundaries (Plate boundary)
Description: Boundaries where tectonic plates slide past each other


Name: Edgar Degas (PERSON)
Description: Impressionist painter


Name: French Academy of Sciences (Organization)
Description: Scientific society in France


Name: Libya and Algeria (LOCATION)
Description: Two countries in North Africa


Name: Iron (Material)
Description: A metallic element


Name: Polymorphic Minerals (Mineral Type)
Description: Minerals that can exist in different crystal structures under varying conditions.


Name: Etching (Printmaking Technique)
Description: Creating an image by using acid to etch lines into a metal plate.


Name: Modern Spain and Spanish Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The unified kingdom of Spain and its overseas colonies.


Name: Wales (COUNTRY)
Description: A constituent country within the United Kingdom.


Name: air travel (TRANSPORTATION)
Description: Method of transportation using airplanes.


Name: Amedeo Avogadro (PERSON)
Description: Italian scientist


Name: Paris Agreement (INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT)
Description: A global treaty aimed at combating climate change.


Name: Asian Buddhist immigrants mainly from China and Japan (PEOPLE)
Description: People who migrated to Western countries while practicing Buddhism


Name: Formal Apprenticeship (Training Program)
Description: Structured program combining on-the-job training and classroom learning.


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


Name: 42 feature films (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of feature films supported by AARC


Name: Greeks (Ethnic Group)
Description: People of Greek ethnicity.


Name: Sterling silver (Metal Alloy)
Description: An alloy of silver and copper used in jewelry.


Name: Cycladic Civilization (CIVILIZATION)
Description: An ancient civilization on the Cyclades Islands.


Name: Tails of Adult Red Foxes (Body part)
Description: Tails belonging to adult red foxes


Name: round brilliant cut (type of cut)
Description: A specific diamond cut designed to maximize brilliance and fire.


Name: oil markets (ECONOMIC_SECTOR)
Description: The global market for crude oil and petroleum products.


Name: Semiconductors (Material Class)
Description: Materials that have conductivity between conductors and insulators.


Name: sluh (WORD)
Description: Slavic word meaning 'hearing'


Name: Series of A values (Metric)
Description: Quantitative ratings assigned to pearls based on their luster, shape, surface, color, and matching.


Name: Eupen and Malmedy (LOCATION)
Description: Two districts of Germany that were annexed by Belgium after World War I.


Name: progressive reformer and Democrat (Political Affiliation)
Description: Ideological stance and political party membership


Name: 9th century (time period)
Description: The ninth century AD.


Name: η2-Alkene compounds (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Organometallic compounds where the carbon-carbon double bond of an alkene is bound to a metal atom.


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


Name: some people (PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals who benefited from the fur trade


Name: 11.30% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of families below the poverty line


Name: Cahokia (Location)
Description: An ancient city located in present-day Illinois


Name: tens of W/m2K to more than 2000 W/m2K (Measurement Range)
Description: The range of values for thermal conductivity in CVD diamond.


Name: Growing in zinc-deficient soils (Environmental Condition)
Description: The state of plants growing in soil lacking sufficient zinc.


Name: Photons (Particle)
Description: Packets of electromagnetic radiation (light).


Name: Martin Lindstrom (PERSON)
Description: An author who discusses the concept of 'Kulturbrille'.


Name: Sub-variety (Concept)
Description: A further division within a mineral variety


Name: Tiles (Construction Material)
Description: Flat, square pieces used in construction


Name: Ipswich High School (School)
Description: Independent school in Ipswich, previously girls-only, now co-educational


Name: Pear Shape (Diamond Cut)
Description: A diamond cut shaped like a pear


Name: Fear (Emotion)
Description: A feeling of apprehension and anxiety


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The absence of light


Name: 46.6% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of minorities in Alabama's population younger than 1 year old.


Name: global economic fluctuations (ECONOMIC EVENT)
Description: Changes in the overall health and activity of the global economy.


Name: Relationships between Berber/rural and Arab/urban or ethnographical versus artistic objects (Categorical Distinction)
Description: Distinctions made in art history based on cultural and object type.


Name: Diamond Production in the 1980s (Economic Activity)
Description: Total diamonds mined during the 1980s


Name: 1980s (Time Period)
Description: Decade in the 20th century.


Name: dikes and volcanic necks (Geological Feature)
Description: Intrusive igneous rock formations


Name: Little Boy (WEAPON)
Description: The codename for the uranium-based atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.


Name: developed nations (Group)
Description: Countries with high levels of development


Name: Axial Age (Historical Period)
Description: A period of significant philosophical and religious development.


Name: neodymium glass's color-changing ability under different light sources (Phenomenon)
Description: The property of neodymium glass to change color depending on the type of light illuminating it


Name: third largest religion (Rank)
Description: Hinduism's position among global religions by number of adherents.


Name: Magatama (ARTIFACT)
Description: Traditional Japanese beads


Name: directors (PERSON)
Description: Professionals who guide the creative vision of films


Name: Aluminium alloys (Material)
Description: Mixtures of aluminium with other elements to enhance its properties.


Name: ISAF combat operations (Military Action)
Description: Combat missions by the International Security Assistance Force


Name: Māori (Ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous people of New Zealand


Name: Romans (PEOPLE)
Description: Ancient civilization from the Italian peninsula


Name: Llívia (TOWN)
Description: A Spanish exclave town located within France


Name: Parental leave in Norway (Social policy)
Description: The duration of paid leave granted to parents in Norway.


Name: Leprosy (Medical condition)
Description: An infectious disease that affects the skin, nerves, and other organs.


Name: Scapolite (Mineral)
Description: A group of aluminosilicate minerals.


Name: England (LOCATION)
Description: A country in Europe.


Name: Polyhedroid agate (Agate Variety)
Description: An agate variety that forms in a flat-sided shape.


Name: origin of minerals used in their products (INFORMATION)
Description: The geographical source of the raw materials used in manufacturing products


Name: lands between the Danube and the Tisza (Region)
Description: A geographical area in Central Europe


Name: Electrocatalytic O2 evolution (Process)
Description: Production of oxygen gas using catalysts and electric current.


Name: Civil servants  (Occupation)
Description: Government employees working for the ROC government


Name: 1000 points (Score)
Description: The highest possible score in the EHCI


Name: Russia (Political Entity)
Description: A country in Eurasia


Name: Bushveld Igneous Complex (Geological Formation)
Description: A large layered igneous intrusion in South Africa


Name: Attractive or Repulsive (Quality)
Description: Properties that evoke a particular response in the observer.


Name: Limes Germanicus ( fortification LINE)
Description: The northern frontier of the Roman Empire


Name: Soddy (Person)
Description: British Radiochemist


Name: 36 °C (97 °F) (TEMPERATURE)
Description: A temperature value.


Name: Norway's main railway network (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: The primary rail system in Norway.


Name: Filmmaking (PROCESS)
Description: The process of creating a motion picture.


Name: Treaty of Waitangi (DOCUMENT)
Description: Agreement between the Māori and the British Crown


Name: unnamed individual (PERSON)
Description: Ben Ali's son-in-law, whose name is not mentioned in the text


Name: paintings (Art Form)
Description: Works of art created using paint.


Name: Virgin Mary (Religious Figure)
Description: The mother of Jesus in Christian belief.


Name: Sun Yat-sen (PERSON)
Description: Leader of the Kuomintang


Name: Thermocouple (Device)
Description: A device used to measure temperature


Name: dependent territories (STATUS)
Description: Territorial designation


Name: Third Millennium BC (Historical Period)
Description: A period in human history spanning from 3000 BCE to 2001 BCE.


Name: Polynesians (Ethnic Group)
Description: Indigenous people of Polynesia.


Name: pure violet through wine-red and warm gray (Color Range)
Description: A range of colors from violet to red-gray


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Nation located in Southern Europe.


Name: superpower (STATUS)
Description: A nation with dominant global influence


Name: Semiconductor Purity (Purity Level)
Description: A level of purity required for semiconductor applications


Name: Manhattan Schist (Rock Type)
Description: A metamorphic rock found in Manhattan.


Name: Polychaetes (Animal)
Description: Segmented worms


Name: Hessonite color (brownish-orange) (Color)
Description: A shade of orange with brown undertones.


Name: Myanmar (Burma) (Country)
Description: A Southeast Asian nation known for its jadeite production.


Name: 6.3 (Number)
Description: The magnitude of the earthquake


Name: AKP (POLITICAL PARTY)
Description: The political party to which Adem Çelebi belongs.


Name: commune of the Republic of France (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: A local administrative unit in France.


Name: Patterns and Starter Kits (Resource)
Description: Materials and instructions for making hairwork.


Name: a prominent philosopher in the second half of the 20th century (Role)
Description: Held a significant position within philosophical discourse during that period.


Name: Puranas (Religious Texts)
Description: Ancient Hindu texts containing mythologies


Name: Bones (Body Part)
Description: Hard, rigid structures that make up the skeleton.


Name: Image (Concept)
Description: A visual representation


Name: Sapphire crystals (Material)
Description: Crystals made from sapphire material


Name: developmental biology (Field of study)
Description: The study of how organisms grow and develop.


Name: Andalusian Wines (Wine)
Description: Wines produced in the Andalusia region


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


Name: Mayflower Compact (DOCUMENT)
Description: Agreement signed by the Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower


Name: board games (GAME)
Description: games played on a board


Name: Judaism in Greece (Religion)
Description: A religion based on the Torah and Jewish tradition


Name: hornfels (rock type)
Description: Metamorphic rock formed by contact metamorphism


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


Name: Lithium peroxide (Li2O2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of lithium and oxygen.


Name: Pinctada margaritifera (Mollusk)
Description: Black-lipped oyster species known for producing Tahitian pearls.


Name: sequins (Embellishment)
Description: Small, shiny discs used for decoration.


Name: computer controlled (Attribute)
Description: The machine is operated and controlled by a computer.


Name: 11 Wall Street (ADDRESS)
Description: The address of the New York Stock Exchange


Name: establishment of the health care system (Event)
Description: Creation and development of medical infrastructure and services


Name: Olympic chariot race (EVENT)
Description: A prestigious chariot racing competition held in ancient Greece.


Name: English language (Language)
Description: A widely spoken language


Name: Extremely dangerous (Property)
Description: Having a high level of risk


Name: Chegem (River)
Description: A river in Kabardino-Balkaria, Russia.


Name: chinampas (Agricultural Technology)
Description: Artificial islands used for agriculture in the Valley of Mexico.


Name: Aztecs (Civilization)
Description: An ancient Mesoamerican civilization


Name: Interior Plains (Physiographic Region)
Description: A major physiographic region in North America.


Name: mullah (ROLE)
Description: Religious teacher


Name: Lace Agate (Agate Variety)
Description: A type of agate with lace-like patterns


Name: water opal (opal variety)
Description: Typically refers to hyalite opal from Mexico


Name: Douglas Frame (Person)
Description: Scholar who studied the Parthenon's history and name


Name: Eclogite (Rock Types)
Description: Metamorphic rock formed at subduction zones


Name: Hairstyle Modifications (ACTION)
Description: Actions involving changing the appearance of hair.


Name: Rhode Island and Vermont (States)
Description: States located in New England region


Name: Over 5,300 (Numerical Quantity)
Description: The total number of schools constructed with Rosenwald funding.


Name: depths of nearly 4,000 m (DEPTH)
Description: How deep the mining takes place


Name: Sericite Mica (Mineral)
Description: A fine-grained white mica


Name: leaves (PART)
Description: Component of the jewelry design resembling leaves.


Name: Buddhist influence (Concept)
Description: The spread and impact of Buddhist beliefs


Name: Inscriptions on amulets (Text)
Description: Written divine appellations or protective symbols on amulets


Name: Low temperatures for synthesis (Reaction condition)
Description: Parameters influencing chemical reactions.


Name: Republic of China (ROC) (GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY)
Description: The official name for Taiwan.


Name: Lieutenant (RANK)
Description: Military rank


Name: Mining for malachite (Process)
Description: The activity of extracting malachite from the earth.


Name: 10% of its present level (Percentage)
Description: A measure of the concentration of free oxygen gas in the atmosphere relative to its current level.


Name: Thorsberg Limestone Quarry Fossil Meteorites (Meteorite Subtype)
Description: Fossil meteorites found specifically at the Thorsberg limestone quarry.


Name: Paintings with yellow, red and blue rectangles (Artwork)
Description: A series of paintings by Piet Mondrian


Name: Celts (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: Ancient inhabitants of Central and Western Europe


Name: Ivan Mihailov (PERSON)
Description: Leader of the IMRO


Name: Superseding of pocket watches by wristwatches (Event)
Description: The process of wristwatches replacing pocket watches in popularity.


Name: Filipinos (People)
Description: People from the Philippines.


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


Name: Eleven slave states (GEO_LOCATION)
Description: States that seceded from the Union and formed the Confederate States of America.


Name: Four main categories (Category)
Description: Classifications of Great Moravian settlements


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


Name: Beginning of Ming Dynasty (TIME PERIOD)
Description: Era marking the start of the Ming dynasty


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


Name: Africa and other diamond mining countries (LOCATION)
Description: Regions where traditional diamond mining takes place.


Name: Strabo (Historian)
Description: A Greek historian and geographer.


Name: Grey power (Concept)
Description: The political influence of older voters.


Name: COVID-19 pandemic (EVENT)
Description: Global health crisis caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus


Name: Amazigh Arts in Morocco. Women Shaping Berber Identity (BOOK)
Description: A study on Amazigh arts and their role in shaping Berber identity


Name: Lion Man (Sculpture)
Description: 40,000-year-old sculpture found in the Swabian Jura


Name: Petrographers (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study rocks


Name: white light (physical phenomenon)
Description: Light that appears white to the human eye


Name: Engraver (Profession)
Description: A person who creates designs by carving into a surface.


Name: Tuckahoe (VILLAGE)
Description: A village in New York


Name: Karade et al. (Researchers)
Description: Authors who reviewed methods for assessing wood-cement compatibility.


Name: Mayor (POSITION)
Description: The elected leader of Franklin


Name: Diamond Ore (Material)
Description: A rock formation containing diamonds.


Name: Sudanic Empires (EMPIRE)
Description: Empires in West Africa


Name: Dutch (LANGUAGE)
Description: A West Germanic language spoken mainly in the Netherlands.


Name: Etruscan writing system (Writing System)
Description: The script used for writing the Etruscan language


Name: Pronaos (ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE)
Description: The porch of a Greek temple.


Name: Protestant Church in the Netherlands (PKN) (Organization)
Description: The largest united Protestant church in the Netherlands.


Name: Single duct (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Passageway connecting glands to the exterior


Name: Solidified Starlight (Concept)
Description: A mythical origin for diamonds.


Name: zinc ions (ion)
Description: Atoms of zinc with a positive charge


Name: a national apology (ACTION)
Description: Apology for the role Africans played in the slave trade


Name: Eboracum-produced jet items (Object)
Description: Items made from jet in Eboracum (York)


Name: realism (Literary Movement)
Description: An artistic and intellectual movement focusing on depicting reality accurately and objectively.


Name: Corrosion of Copper Wiring (Phenomenon)
Description: Degradation of copper wires due to chemical reaction


Name: Pelitic Sediments (Sediment Type)
Description: Sediments rich in clay minerals


Name: weathering resistance (Property)
Description: The ability to withstand the effects of weather.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country where carnelian is found, specifically Siberia.


Name: urban growth (URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROCESS)
Description: The expansion of cities and towns.


Name: durable (Characteristic)
Description: Able to withstand repeated use without significant damage.


Name: cladding material for nuclear fuel rods (Material Application)
Description: The material used to encase nuclear fuel.


Name: 12 nautical miles (Distance Measurement)
Description: The distance Tunisia claims as its territorial waters.


Name: U3O8 (CHEMICAL COMPOUND)
Description: Uranium oxide.


Name: Green or Light Green (Color)
Description: Characteristic color of the second type of Tasmanite


Name: Mount Kisco Village (Village)
Description: A village within Mount Kisco town


Name: Ku (Garment)
Description: Traditional Chinese trousers.


Name: Swiss Civil Code of 1907 (Law)
Description: The civil code used in Switzerland


Name: Brazilian lawmakers and ministers (PERSON)
Description: Political figures involved in the Petrobras scandal


Name: diamond composition (FACT)
Description: The chemical makeup of a diamond


Name: -25 (Value)
Description: The average δ13C value for organic sediments.


Name: Pressure and Temperature (CONDITION)
Description: Conditions required for creating synthetic diamond


Name: Titanium white (SUBSTANCE)
Description: Pigment made from titanium oxide


Name: Waistcoats (Clothing)
Description: Garments worn over shirts


Name: Nicolás Maduro (PERSON)
Description: President of Venezuela


Name: OECD (Organization)
Description: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development


Name: Effects of soil acidity and aeration state on Mn form (Chemical Phenomenon)
Description: The influence of pH and oxygen levels on the oxidation state of manganese


Name: Depleted uranium (238U) (Material)
Description: Uranium with a low concentration of uranium-235


Name: Decreased Focus on Production Skill (Concept)
Description: Less emphasis on technical cartography skills due to technological advancements.


Name: Rogier Diederik Marius Verbeek (Person)
Description: Dutch geologist who proposed an extraterrestrial origin for tektites.


Name: Old Kingdom (Historical Period)
Description: A period in ancient Egyptian history characterized by strong centralized rule and significant cultural achievements.


Name: Factories (Building)
Description: Places where porcelain was produced.


Name: Bronze (Material)
Description: A metal alloy often used in medals and sculptures.


Name: northeast (LOCATION)
Description: Region of Afghanistan


Name: Perle Mesta (Person)
Description: New York fashion critic


Name: Earliest Mycenaean burials (Type of Burial)
Description: The initial forms of interment practiced by Mycenaeans.


Name: Superintendency of Transportation (Government Agency)
Description: Oversees the transportation sector in Colombia


Name: attempts to re-assert control (Event)
Description: Spain's efforts to regain control of its lost colonies


Name: 16 tonnes (Measurement)
Description: A weight measurement


Name: 92% share by pieces (PERCENTAGE)
Description: India's dominance in the global polished diamond market, measured by the number of diamonds sold.


Name: Fruits (Plant Part)
Description: The mature ovaries of flowering plants, often containing seeds.


Name: Mangoes (Fruit)
Description: A tropical fruit.


Name: 20.6% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of unemployed people in Thessaly's workforce in 2017.


Name: Chinese cartographer (PERSON)
Description: A person who creates maps.


Name: Business Owner (Role)
Description: Someone who owns and operates a business.


Name: Goths (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Germanic people


Name: Pop music (Genre of Music)
Description: Popular music genre enjoyed by a wide audience.


Name: Byzantine Emperors (Person)
Description: Rulers of the Byzantine Empire


Name: Over 60% of China's GDP (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The proportion of China's Gross Domestic Product contributed by private companies


Name: 159,000 km (Quantity)
Description: Length of China's railway network


Name: components of the cell wall (Biological Structure)
Description: Structural components that surround plant cells.


Name: Natural red diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Red diamonds that are not synthetic or color treated.


Name: Spanish Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The fundamental law of Spain.


Name: aldosterone (hormone)
Description: A hormone involved in salt and water balance.


Name: very shallow depths (Depth)
Description: Small distance below the surface


Name: Pearl Composed Entirely of Nacre (Gemstone)
Description: The characteristic structure of a keshi pearl.


Name: Val d'Hérens (Valley)
Description: A large side valley in the Valais Alps


Name: Individuals in South Korea (Person)
Description: People living in South Korea.


Name: Sixty leading scientists (GROUP)
Description: Group of scientists who lent their support to the museum


Name: 1 million Belarusians (Group)
Description: Belarusian people killed as a result of Nazi policies.


Name: mainland conquest of Crete c. 1450 (Historical Event)
Description: The time when the mainland Greeks conquered Crete


Name: Materials (Substance)
Description: Matter from which something is made.


Name: Ligures (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ancient people who inhabited the northwestern Italian coast and mountains.


Name: Manganese toxicity (Medical condition)
Description: Harmful effects caused by excess manganese


Name: Casting process (Process)
Description: A method of creating objects by pouring liquid material into a mold.


Name: Buying Jewellery Online (Activity)
Description: The act of purchasing jewellery through the internet.


Name: carbon steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel alloyed with carbon.


Name: Tiradentes Square No. 20 (ADDRESS)
Description: The address of the Mineralogy Museum in Ouro Preto.


Name: Cups, Cauldrons, Pans, Hydrias, Bowls, Pitchers, Basins, Ladles, Lamps (OBJECT TYPES)
Description: Various forms of metal vessels


Name: Mayumi Yoshinaga (Person)
Description: The discoverer of Sonolite


Name: powder particles (substance)
Description: Tiny fragments of matter


Name: Polynesian settlers (Group of people)
Description: The first humans to arrive in New Zealand


Name: 625–600 BC (TimePeriod)
Description: A period of time in ancient history.


Name: Republic of Texas (Former Nation)
Description: An independent republic that later joined the United States.


Name: Spinel (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with the chemical formula MgAl2O4.


Name: Men's Attire During Tang Dynasty (Fashion)
Description: Clothing styles commonly worn by men during the Tang dynasty.


Name: Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Represents the culmination of El Dorado's evolution, becoming a vast empire.


Name: Oxide (O2-) or Nitride (N3-) ligands (Chemical Groups)
Description: Atoms or groups of atoms that bind to a central metal atom.


Name: political and social reforms (SOCIAL CHANGE)
Description: Changes in political and societal structures


Name: William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley (Person)
Description: English statesman and advisor to Queen Elizabeth I. He was known for his intelligence and wisdom, and played a key role in shaping English policy during the Elizabethan era.


Name: Association of African Universities (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An association of universities in Africa


Name: Nizhyn Historical and Philological Institute (INSTITUTE)
Description: An institute originally established as the Gymnasium of Higher Sciences


Name: Shinto pantheon (Religious Group)
Description: The collection of deities (kami) worshipped in Shinto.


Name: 1803 (Year)
Description: A specific year


Name: Ivory Coast (COUNTRY)
Description: West African nation formerly known as Côte d'Ivoire.


Name: NATO (Organization)
Description: North Atlantic Treaty Organization.


Name: $5 (MonetaryValue)
Description: Five US dollars.


Name: 50 GPa (pressure unit)
Description: Gigapascals, a unit of pressure


Name: Fluoride (Chemical Element)
Description: A negatively charged ion of the element fluorine.


Name: Alabama's Gulf Coast (LOCATION)
Description: A coastal region in Alabama


Name: Heating (Thermal Process)
Description: Increasing the temperature of materials


Name: African Continental Free Trade Area (Trade Bloc)
Description: A continental free trade agreement among African countries


Name: grain size (material property)
Description: The size of individual crystals in a material.


Name: 700 μg of copper (QUANTITY)
Description: Recommended copper intake for children aged 9-13 years


Name: walloon sword (Weapon)
Description: Common sword during the Thirty Years' War and Baroque era


Name: officials' ranks (Social Concept)
Description: The hierarchical positions within the government bureaucracy.


Name: Hollow (Physical State)
Description: Having an empty space or cavity inside


Name: Christianity (RELIGION)
Description: A major world religion


Name: Corsica (Geographical Location)
Description: Island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and weakness. (List of Symptoms)
Description: Common signs and symptoms associated with fluoride poisoning.


Name: Grandidiera boivinii (PLANT SPECIES)
Description: Flowering shrub from Africa


Name: Bust of Abraham Lincoln (Sculpture)
Description: A sculpture of Abraham Lincoln by Gutzon Borglum


Name: Kainite (Mineral)
Description: A potassium-magnesium sulfate mineral


Name: Ethiopia/Eritrea (REGION)
Description: Border region between Ethiopia and Eritrea


Name: High temperatures (PHYSICAL PROPERTY)
Description: A measure of the degree of heat present in a system.


Name: 40% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of lichen-forming fungi endemic to New Zealand


Name: Copper Industry (Industry)
Description: The businesses involved in the production and distribution of copper


Name: Taiping Heavenly Kingdom (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A rebel state that fought against the Qing dynasty


Name: Titanium (Element)
Description: A strong, lightweight transition metal


Name: Jack DeGroot (Person)
Description: Republican Commissioner


Name: State of the Turks (Dawlat at-Turk, or Dawlat al-Atrāk, or Dawlat-at-Turkiyya) (Name)
Description: Alternative name for the Mamluk Sultanate


Name: Pig iron (Material)
Description: Crude iron with high carbon content


Name: hematite (MINERAL)
Description: Iron oxide mineral


Name: Clovis (PERSON)
Description: King of the Franks


Name: 1-2‰ (Range)
Description: A range of values representing the typical variation in the 44Ca/40Ca ratio among organisms on Earth.


Name: Ge (Chemical Element)
Description: Germanium.


Name: Structural Damage (Phenomenon)
Description: Weakening or failure of building structures


Name: Opal (Gemstone)
Description: A precious gemstone known for its iridescent play of color.


Name: Soldiers (Personnel)
Description: Military personnel.


Name: Subduction zones (Tectonic Feature)
Description: Regions where one tectonic plate slides beneath another.


Name: Titanium production (Process)
Description: The process of making titanium metal


Name: Linear acetylenic carbon (Allotrope)
Description: An allotrope of carbon with a linear structure and sp orbital hybridization.


Name: Experiment (Event)
Description: A 2012 experiment involving art style analysis.


Name: Bleaching (Process)
Description: A process for whitening fabrics


Name: Vein Graphite (Lump Graphite) (Type of Natural Graphite)
Description: The rarest, most valuable, and highest quality type of natural graphite.


Name: Zenga (Group)
Description: Berber tribe.


Name: Most U.S. Urban Areas (Geographic Location)
Description: Cities and surrounding areas in the United States


Name: 39 districts (Administrative Division)
Description: Subdivisions within the canton


Name: Amara Debbache (PERSON)
Description: Tunisian painter known for expressionist works.


Name: the best estimate for the Buddha's birth date (INFORMATION)
Description: A reasoned guess about when the Buddha was born.


Name: Crook County, Oregon (LOCATION)
Description: A county in Oregon state


Name: Nobel Prize (Award)
Description: A prestigious international award given for achievements in various fields.


Name: Vector (Mathematical Object)
Description: An object that has both magnitude and direction.


Name: Red Ochre (Type of Ochre)
Description: Ochre containing unhydrated hematite


Name: Abrasives (Material)
Description: Materials with abrasive properties used to polish gemstones. Examples: emery, silicon carbide, aluminium oxide, diamond dust.


Name: companies specializing in modern commercial Christian artists such as Thomas Blackshear and Thomas Kinkade (BUSINESS ENTITY)
Description: Organizations that produce and sell artwork by contemporary Christian artists.


Name: 2004 Constitution of Afghanistan (Legal Document)
Description: The fundamental law of Afghanistan


Name: private car (Vehicle)
Description: Mode of personal transportation


Name: - (ACTION)
Description: Action taken on incorrect reconstructions


Name: Postmodernism (ARCHITECTURAL STYLE)
Description: A late 20th-century movement characterized by eclecticism, irony, and the rejection of modernist principles.


Name: symbol of authority (CONCEPT)
Description: Represents the power and legitimacy of the government


Name: The Prodigy (BAND)
Description: A British electronic music group known for their energetic live performances and experimental sound.


Name: Person being mourned had not married (Condition)
Description: The state of a person who is not married.


Name: Blue Color (Color)
Description: The color blue.


Name: Industrial use (Application)
Description: Applications in industry


Name: Maggia Population (2000) (Population)
Description: Population of Maggia in the year 2000


Name: Xanthus of Lydia (Person)
Description: A 5th-century historian from Sardis, regarded as an important source for the history of Lydia.


Name: Opaque white to very light brown or gray (Color)
Description: Color variation of Nephrite


Name: oxygen (ELEMENT)
Description: Chemical element with symbol O


Name: Philip Johnson (ARCHITECT)
Description: An American architect known for his modernist and postmodernist designs.


Name: Midtown Manhattan (LOCATION)
Description: A central district in Manhattan, New York City.


Name: Feldspar, Smoky Quartz, Beryl, Columbite (Mineral)
Description: Other minerals found in the same location as Beryllonite


Name: Perfume (Product)
Description: Fragrant liquid used for scent


Name: 24K gold (Material)
Description: A type of gold with high purity.


Name: High Optical Dispersion (Property)
Description: Separation of white light into its component colors.


Name: Lord Elgin (Person)
Description: British diplomat who removed sculptures from the Parthenon


Name: A modernist who experimented with new glaze effects (Artistic Style)
Description: Rie's focus on innovative glazes and contemporary design.


Name: Hydrocarbons (Chemical Compound)
Description: Organic compounds composed only of carbon and hydrogen atoms.


Name: Image (Visual Representation)
Description: A photographic, mechanically printed, or manually created design on transparent film.


Name: Ocean/Atmosphere (Environment)
Description: Combined system of the ocean and atmosphere.


Name: extension of EU powers (POLITICAL POLICY)
Description: Increasing the authority and influence of the European Union


Name: John Champion (PERSON)
Description: Brother of William Champion who patented a process for calcining zinc sulfide into an oxide.


Name: Impressionist music (MUSIC_GENRE)
Description: A style of music characterized by its emphasis on atmosphere and mood.


Name: dimensional analysis (CONCEPT)
Description: A method for analyzing physical quantities and their units


Name: Thermite reaction (Reaction)
Description: A highly exothermic reaction between aluminium and iron oxide.


Name: immigration (Process)
Description: Movement of people into a country


Name: Design (Field)
Description: Planning and creation of objects, systems, or experiences.


Name: Specific Properties (Physical Property)
Description: Characteristics unique to a particular nanoparticle shape or composition.


Name: corundum with a dominant red body color (Mineral Description)
Description: The chemical composition and appearance of rubies.


Name: Maize cultivation (Agricultural Practice)
Description: The practice of growing maize as a primary crop.


Name: large domes and minarets (Architectural Feature)
Description: Characteristic elements of Ottoman mosque architecture


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


Name: East Asia (REGION)
Description: A region in Asia.


Name: Regular Income (Benefit)
Description: Financial compensation for work performed during training.


Name: George Wallace (Person)
Description: Governor of Alabama from 1963 to 1967 and again from 1971 to 1979.


Name: US artists (Group)
Description: Individuals practicing art in the United States.


Name: meeting (EVENT)
Description: A gathering at the National Centre for Scientific and Technical Research


Name: Knowledge of navigation (Skill)
Description: The ability to plan and execute voyages.


Name: Pig bones (Animal Remains)
Description: Bones from pigs.


Name: Nano Diamond Coating (Material)
Description: A thin layer of diamond material applied to surfaces.


Name: original inhabitants (Status)
Description: First people to settle in a region.


Name: 25% (Percentage)
Description: Poverty rate in The Bronx in 2018


Name: Plymouth Colony (Colony)
Description: A colony established by the Pilgrims in 1620.


Name: Torcs (Artifact)
Description: Circular necklaces or ornaments


Name: an advanced economy (ECONOMIC_SYSTEM)
Description: Economy characterized by high productivity and technological development


Name: Bob Winston (Person)
Description: A modernist jewelry designer.


Name: fossils (Geological Artifact)
Description: Preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms


Name: improvised poems (Literary Work)
Description: Spontaneous poetic creations.


Name: Metamorphic aureole (Geological Feature)
Description: The zone surrounding an intrusion where contact metamorphism occurs.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: A Turkish empire that lasted from the 13th to the early 20th century


Name: 1487 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Monoclinic Pyrrhotite (Mineral)
Description: A form of pyrrhotite with monoclinic crystal structure.


Name: New England dialect (LANGUAGE VARIETY)
Description: A distinctive way of speaking in the region.


Name: Moravia (Location)
Description: A historical kingdom


Name: Yellow Cape (Clothing Item)
Description: A cape of the color yellow


Name: Silicon Carbide (Mineral)
Description: A hard synthetic material used as an abrasive.


Name: Evliya Çelebi (PERSON)
Description: A Turkish traveler and writer


Name: core territory of Moravia (Geographical Region)
Description: Central area of the Great Moravian Empire


Name: Lucrative contracts (Agreement)
Description: Contracts that were highly profitable


Name: United States housing bubble (ECONOMIC_EVENT)
Description: A rapid increase in housing prices followed by a sharp decline.


Name: Polychrome Ware (Ceramic Type)
Description: Ceramics with a white or orange slip and painted designs in various colors.


Name: Lourdes (CITY)
Description: A town in the Hautes-Pyrénées department of France, a major Catholic pilgrimage site.


Name: various government agencies (ORGANIZATION TYPE)
Description: Entities providing financial support


Name: Arawakan (LANGUAGE FAMILY)
Description: A language family spoken in Colombia


Name: Demand (Economic concept)
Description: The desire for a particular good or service.


Name: Metztitlan (Location)
Description: City in Mexico


Name: Alcázar of Seville (Building)
Description: A royal palace in Seville


Name: rich historical heritage (CONCEPT)
Description: Historical artifacts and events


Name: Miners (Person)
Description: Individuals who work in mines extracting gemstones


Name: Inwood and Marble Hill (Neighborhood Tabulation Area)
Description: A larger area defined by the NYC government for census purposes


Name: Olive Drab (Color Name)
Description: The name for a brownish-green color used as camouflage.


Name: 217 seats (QUANTITY)
Description: Total number of seats in the Constituent Assembly


Name: Global Competitiveness Index 2019 (INDEX)
Description: Measure of a country's productivity and competitiveness


Name: Late 19th and early 20th centuries (Time Period)
Description: The time period when Anarchism was most popular.


Name: Electron micrography (Technique)
Description: Imaging technique using electrons to magnify objects.


Name: Geology (Field of Study)
Description: The study of Earth's structure, substance, and processes.


Name: Impact Structures (Geological Feature)
Description: Circular depressions or features on the Earth's surface caused by meteorite impacts.


Name: Oberea (Purea) (Person)
Description: Wife of Amo, chief of the Haʻapape chiefdom.


Name: color change (change)
Description: Alteration in the perceived color of the mineral


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


Name: Wavelength of Light (Physical Property)
Description: The distance between two crests of a wave


Name: Modern Lapidary Nephrite (Gemstone Material)
Description: Nephrite used for lapidary work


Name: Services Sector (Economic Sector)
Description: Contributes the largest part of Benin's GDP


Name: economy, finance, defense, education, and health (Fields)
Description: Areas of responsibility within the Government


Name: Mineral (General Term)
Description: Naturally occurring solid substance with a defined chemical composition and crystal structure


Name: Interstate 459 (Highway)
Description: An auxiliary interstate route around Birmingham, Alabama.


Name: North (Direction)
Description: One of the cardinal directions


Name: detailed carving (ACTION)
Description: The process of creating intricate designs and shapes by removing material from a hardstone.


Name: Sherry (Jerez) (Wine)
Description: Fortified Andalusian wine


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


Name: Taiwan (Location)
Description: The island nation of Taiwan.


Name: Imaging agents (Technology)
Description: Substances that allow for the visualization of biological structures or processes


Name: Lowering Sodium Intake (Dietary Intervention)
Description: Reducing the amount of sodium consumed.


Name: Tradition of Le Corbusier (Design philosophy)
Description: The principles and style established by Le Corbusier in his architectural work.


Name: Dowse High School (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Public high school


Name: Málaga Spanish Film Festival (FILM FESTIVAL)
Description: The most important festival dedicated exclusively to cinema made in Spain.


Name: Gross Domestic Product of $1.5 Trillion (MONETARY VALUE)
Description: The total value of goods and services produced in the city.


Name: seals (Artifact)
Description: Imprinted marks used for authentication


Name: Master of Science (DEGREE)
Description: Academic degree


Name: union of Austria with Germany (Political Event)
Description: The annexation of Austria by Nazi Germany


Name: New York State (LOCATION)
Description: State in the United States


Name: Belgrade (CITY)
Description: A city in Serbia


Name: 90 km (Distance)
Description: The length of the Vasaloppet race.


Name: Ammon (Mythological Figure)
Description: A god in Egyptian mythology.


Name: Element (Chemical Substance)
Description: A pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means.


Name: 2,500 pieces of plate (quantity)
Description: A large number of tableware items made from precious metals.


Name: Napoleonic Code (Legal Document)
Description: A comprehensive set of French civil laws


Name: Transparency of sea urchin eggs (Characteristic)
Description: The ability of light to pass through sea urchin eggs.


Name: Spilopsyllus cuniculi (Flea Species)
Description: A flea species that primarily infests rabbits but can be found on foxes.


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


Name: tanks, artillery, and armoured vehicles (MILITARY EQUIPMENT)
Description: Types of weaponry commonly used by armies.


Name: New Zealand literature (Literature)
Description: Written works produced by authors from New Zealand


Name: Le Parisien (Newspaper)
Description: A national daily newspaper in France


Name: 16% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of immigrants from North Africa in the total immigrant population of Spain


Name: Figure 37 of Marcel Tolkowsky's Diamond Design (Publication)
Description: A book about diamond cutting and design.


Name: Metamorphic rock (Category of Rock)
Description: Rocks that have been transformed by heat, pressure, or chemically active fluids


Name: banks (Institution)
Description: Financial institutions that provide services.


Name: 55 Sub-Types of Compounds (Linguistic Categories)
Description: More specific subcategories within the seven major compound types.


Name: Benjamin Franklin (Person)
Description: American Founding Father and polymath


Name: second place (Ranking)
Description: Finishing in second position.


Name: foreign residents (Demographic Group)
Description: People who are not citizens of Switzerland


Name: Illegal Diamond Trade (Economic Activity)
Description: Trade in diamonds mined and sold outside legal frameworks


Name: nucleation rate by analysis of time between constant supersaturation and when crystals are first detected (PROCESS)
Description: How the induction time method calculates the nucleation rate.


Name: Denisovan specimen (FOSSIL)
Description: Fossils belonging to the Denisovans, an extinct group of archaic humans.


Name: International Community (GROUP)
Description: Global network of nations and organizations


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


Name: temporary unity (Political State)
Description: A period of relative stability and consolidation under Almohad rule.


Name: Queensland (State)
Description: A state in Australia.


Name: North Macedonia (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Portraits (ART OBJECT)
Description: Images of individuals


Name: Chalcedony (Material)
Description: A microcrystalline form of quartz often used in jewelry and carvings.


Name: Better Rebirths (Spiritual Outcome)
Description: A desired outcome in the cycle of Samsara.


Name: Mark Rutte (PERSON)
Description: Former Prime Minister of the Netherlands.


Name: Stoke Swimming Place (Location)
Description: An enclosed area in the River Orwell for swimming


Name: painting and writing (ACTIVITY)
Description: The act of creating paintings and written works


Name: Sabancı University (University)
Description: A private university in Istanbul, Turkey


Name: 1991 (YEAR)
Description: Year of the Soviet Union's dissolution


Name: Academic Discussion (Concept)
Description: Conversations and debates within academic circles.


Name: Easter Monday (Holiday)
Description: A Christian holiday celebrated on the Monday after Easter Sunday


Name: Tahitian feudalism and military aristocracy (Social System)
Description: Previous social structure of Tahiti


Name: modern apprenticeship system (system)
Description: A structured program for training individuals in a specific trade or occupation.


Name: Ivory Coast music (MUSIC GENRE)
Description: Music from Ivory Coast


Name: Kazakhstan (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Central Asia


Name: Madagascar (COUNTRY)
Description: An island nation off the coast of Africa


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A hard, brittle, and transparent amorphous solid.


Name: Silanes (Chemical Compound)
Description: Hydrides of silicon, containing Si-H bonds.


Name: demonstrating prowess in war (achievement)
Description: Showing skill and bravery in battle.


Name: Collections  Existing Prior to Kojiki and Nihon Shoki (TEXT GROUP)
Description: Older texts on Japanese history


Name: Two countries (LOCATION)
Description: Unspecified countries where carbonado is found


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


Name: Milling Process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: The process of removing material from a workpiece using rotating cutting tools.


Name: innovation (Concept)
Description: The introduction of new ideas, methods, or products.


Name: Phoenicians (CIVILIZATION)
Description: Ancient civilization known for trade and maritime exploration.


Name: +1 (Integer)
Description: Net change in Swiss citizen population


Name: a high nominal per capita income (ECONOMIC_INDICATOR)
Description: Measure of average wealth per person in a country


Name: jade (MATERIAL)
Description: A precious stone known for its green color and durability.


Name: investigation of a Roman villa at Stanton Chair (Archaeological Site)
Description: Location of a Roman villa excavated by Basil Brown and Guy Maynard


Name: 1994 (YEAR)
Description: The year 1994.


Name: Bourbons (Dynasty)
Description: A royal family originating in France


Name: Peter Blake (ARTIST)
Description: Pop artist


Name: Tabula Rogeriana (Atlas)
Description: A medieval atlas also known as the Book of Roger.


Name: Bali (Indonesia) (Island)
Description: An Indonesian island known for its Hindu majority.


Name: at least 130,000 Romani (Group)
Description: Romani people murdered during the Holocaust.


Name: Abrasive powder (Material)
Description: Fine particles used for grinding and polishing


Name: precisely at the hand grip (Location)
Description: The part of a knife held by the hand


Name: Soviet-style Khrushchyovkas (Building type)
Description: Low-cost, prefabricated apartment buildings built during the Soviet era.


Name: Persians (PEOPLE)
Description: Ancient people from Persia


Name: descriptions and drawings of almost 200 pieces of jewelry from different places and traditions in Morocco (Artwork)
Description: Detailed representations of various Moroccan jewelry styles


Name: El Totumo (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site in Colombia


Name: Buddha's teachings and qualities (Concept)
Description: Represents the enlightenment and wisdom of Buddha


Name: largest GDP in Latin America and the Southern Hemisphere (Economic Indicator)
Description: Measure of a country's economic output


Name: Peoples of Oceania and the Americas (Group of People)
Description: Indigenous populations inhabiting the regions of Oceania and the Americas.


Name: Arsenic, Molybdenum (Chemical Elements)
Description: List of elements with similar abundance to Uranium


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


Name: Air (Gas Mixture)
Description: The mixture of gases that makes up the Earth's atmosphere


Name: 1.1% of the population spoke Gaelic (Statistic)
Description: Percentage of Gaelic speakers in a specific location and time period


Name: The Palace Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Beijing, China.


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Reflects the difficulty in finding Eritrichium nanum due to its remote habitat and limited distribution.


Name: First local folklore museums in Greece (Group)
Description: Museums focusing on Greek folklore.


Name: 86 (Integer)
Description: Number of single-room apartments in Onsernone


Name: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) (Accreditation Agency)
Description: A regional accrediting agency for colleges and universities in the Southern United States.


Name: Chow Tai Fook Enterprises (Company)
Description: The buyer of the Pink Star diamond.


Name: successful campaign to Herat (EVENT)
Description: Military operation against the city of Herat


Name: Buddhist Monks (PERSON)
Description: Members of a religious order that follows the teachings of Buddha and practices meditation and mindfulness.


Name: Hinged brass cover (Part)
Description: A protective covering for the clock face


Name: Crystallinity (Property)
Description: The state of being arranged in a highly ordered, repeating three-dimensional structure.


Name: Mazar-i-Sharif (CITY)
Description: A major city in Afghanistan.


Name: 29% (Percentage)
Description: 29 percent.


Name: Various Colors (Property)
Description: Chert can come in a wide range of colors.


Name: decline (Event)
Description: A period of reduced activity or success.


Name: Number (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A numerical value representing a quantity


Name: Table decoration (Concept)
Description: Decorative elements used on a table


Name: Interrogation III (Artwork)
Description: A painting depicting a scene of torture.


Name: mindfulness (Buddhist concept)
Description: A mental faculty focusing on full present moment awareness


Name: story of Kupe and the settlers (Narrative)
Description: Traditional Māori accounts of Kupe's discovery and subsequent settlement of New Zealand


Name: regional governor (POSITION)
Description: Head of a region's administration


Name: Archean age (Geological Time Period)
Description: The geologic eon that spans from 4 billion to 2.5 billion years ago.


Name: 2280-1890 BC (TIME PERIOD)
Description: Estimated age range of the Alderley Edge copper mine.


Name: multinational military exercises with Ukrainian forces in Ukraine regularly (MILITARY EXERCISE)
Description: Joint training activities involving Ukrainian and foreign military units.


Name: Quality of precious opal (Material property)
Description: Determined by the regularity and packing of silica spheres.


Name: New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (ORGANIZATION)
Description: State agency responsible for historic sites


Name: Policies towards infrastructure development (Policy)
Description: Strategies aimed at improving transportation, communication, and other public works


Name: Dorothea Mackellar (POET)
Description: Author of the poem 'My Country'


Name: Gypsum (Mineral)
Description: A common hydrous sulfate mineral


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: A Turkish empire that lasted from 1299 to 1922.


Name: Campbell Center (BUILDING)
Description: A high-rise building in Dallas, Texas.


Name: Otomi (People)
Description: Indigenous group in Mexico


Name: andradite (SUBSTANCE)
Description: A silicate mineral


Name: tank armor (Application)
Description: Boron carbide's strength makes it suitable for protecting vehicles from projectiles.


Name: Precambrian basement rocks (GEOLOGICAL_FORMATION)
Description: Ancient, deeply buried rocks that form the foundation of continents


Name: December–February (Time period)
Description: Time when testicles are heaviest


Name: orchestrated dramaturgias (Dramatic work)
Description: Plays with musical accompaniment


Name: 19th century (TIME PERIOD)
Description: A century in the past


Name: Spartans (Political Party)
Description: A nationalist political party in Greece


Name: basic (alkaline) materials (Soil Component)
Description: Materials that raise soil pH.


Name: Engineering profession (Concept)
Description: The field of work related to engineering.


Name: states in the US (Political Entities)
Description: States within the United States.


Name: April 18, 2019 (DATE)
Description: The original date for the presidential election


Name: Skew lines (Geometric Shape)
Description: Lines that are not coplanar, meaning they do not lie in the same plane.


Name: lodestone or magnetite (IRON ORE)
Description: A naturally magnetic iron oxide mineral.


Name: Flawless to imperfect (Quality Range)
Description: Spectrum of diamond grades based on clarity and other factors.


Name: Chinese porcelain (OBJECT)
Description: Porcelain originating from China


Name: Riverbeds (Geological Feature)
Description: The bottom of a river channel.


Name: Account of the development of style in Italian painting (Work)
Description: Vasari's influential but debated study on artistic styles


Name: Martigny (LOCATION)
Description: Town in Switzerland


Name: 63Li (Isotope)
Description: A lithium isotope with a high neutron absorption cross section.


Name: Exam (Test)
Description: A formal assessment of knowledge or skills.


Name: 1.7% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The percentage of the UK population aged 16 and over who identify as gay, lesbian, or bisexual.


Name: Algiers (City)
Description: Capital city of Algeria.


Name: Poland (LOCATION)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Syria (Location)
Description: modern Syria (Biblical Aram)


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


Name: districts (Administrative division)
Description: Geographical regions within the Mycenaean state.


Name: Negligible phosphorus (Quantity)
Description: A very small amount of phosphorus


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


Name: Fake gem (Gemstone type)
Description: A gemstone that is not genuine.


Name: Northern flying squirrels (mammal species)
Description: Nocturnal squirrels that glide through the air, found in the Black Hills forests.


Name: left-wing opposition (IDEOLOGY)
Description: Political stance


Name: supplies (tea, wheat, kerosene) (GOODS)
Description: Items needed for daily life


Name: Middle Ages (Time period)
Description: The period between antiquity and the Renaissance


Name: Physically unstable (State)
Description: A condition lacking stability and prone to change.


Name: Arab Bedouin tribes (Ethnic Group)
Description: Nomadic Arab groups


Name: Distinct Cultural Identities (Characteristic)
Description: Unique styles and designs reflecting specific cultural groups.


Name: Fire (EVENT)
Description: A fire that destroyed Elsa Andersons Konditori on August 21, 2015.


Name: Purchase or lease (Action)
Description: Boulton's intent regarding Blue John mines.


Name: Proto-Indo-European (Language)
Description: Ancestral Indo-European language


Name: r (number)
Description: The distance from the center of the sphere to any point on its surface.


Name: Color diamonds (Gemstone category)
Description: Diamonds that exhibit any color other than colorless.


Name: Hindus (Religious Group)
Description: Followers of Hinduism


Name: Tyrian purple dye (Dye)
Description: A historically expensive purple dye made from sea snails.


Name: Amnesty International (AI) (Organization)
Description: An international human rights organization


Name: Dry Cottonwood Creek (Creek)
Description: A tributary of the Missouri River in Montana.


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


Name: diamonds (gemstone)
Description: Precious stones known for their hardness and brilliance.


Name: nacreous shell (material)
Description: The iridescent inner layer of a mollusk's shell.


Name: over 8,000 villages (LOCATION)
Description: Algerian settlements


Name: Disease (Concept)
Description: A condition that impairs the normal functioning of an organism.


Name: Generators (Device)
Description: Devices that convert mechanical energy into electrical energy.


Name: trade in gem-quality diamonds (MARKET ACTIVITY)
Description: The buying and selling of diamonds suitable for jewelry


Name: material comforts and security available to large segments of the Chinese populace as well as the government's attentiveness and responsiveness (FACTOR)
Description: Reasons believed to contribute to the high level of public satisfaction with the Chinese government.


Name: Slovak national aspirations (Political Movement)
Description: The desire of Slovaks for greater autonomy or independence.


Name: greater interest in formal stylization (Characteristic)
Description: Emphasis on structured forms and idealized representations.


Name: ductile (Property)
Description: Aluminium can be drawn into wires.


Name: native elements (mineral class)
Description: Minerals that are composed of a single element.


Name: 71.4% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of Afghanistan's population living in rural areas


Name: Supreme Court (Judicial Institution)
Description: Highest court in Ukraine's judicial system


Name: Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn on the body.


Name: Challenges (Problem)
Description: Difficulties in providing quality education due to limited resources


Name: 101 (NUMBER)
Description: Total number of languages listed for Colombia


Name: Prostitute (Occupation)
Description: A person who engages in sexual activity for money


Name: Copper Coins to People in Brussels (Action)
Description: William's gesture during his inauguration.


Name: Aztec Society (Society)
Description: The social structure and organization of the Aztecs


Name: the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and other international organizations (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Development partners


Name: origin of craters of the Moon (TOPIC)
Description: Scientific inquiry into the formation of lunar craters


Name: ensaimada (FOOD)
Description: A sweet pastry made with lard and sugar


Name: Iris Agate (Mineral Variety)
Description: Chalcedony showing exceptional iridescence when light is shone through it.


Name: New Amsterdam (CITY)
Description: Dutch settlement in North America, later renamed New York City


Name: one billion tons per year (QUANTITY)
Description: The estimated annual amount of mismanaged waste.


Name: Ugarit (Location)
Description: An ancient city in the Levant region (modern-day Syria).


Name: Graves (Archaeological Artifact)
Description: Burial sites dating from the 6th to 8th centuries.


Name: Male fox (Animal)
Description: A male red fox


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


Name: 30% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of North Africans with this haplogroup


Name: Tsar Samuil (Opera)
Description: An opera by Kiril Makedonski.


Name: Pacific Ocean (BODY OF WATER)
Description: The largest ocean on Earth


Name: Taliban (GROUP)
Description: Islamic fundamentalist group


Name: Lapidarist (Profession)
Description: A person who practices lapidary.


Name: Disruption of copper transport systems (Biological Process)
Description: The impairment of mechanisms that regulate copper levels in the body.


Name: Savuka and TauTona mines (MINE)
Description: Mines located in South Africa


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A country located in South America.


Name: William III of Orange (PERSON)
Description: Ruler of the Dutch Republic


Name: Hydrofluoric acid burns (Injury)
Description: Tissue damage caused by contact with hydrofluoric acid.


Name: Non-Colloidal Forms (PhysicalState)
Description: Forms like powder or solid matrix.


Name: European Netherlands (Location)
Description: The European part of the Netherlands


Name: Hornfels (Rock Type)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock


Name: Precipitation from Fluids (Geological Process)
Description: The formation of crystals from a solution.


Name: Verkhovna Rada (INSTITUTION)
Description: The parliament of Ukraine


Name: Dominant form of organization (Concept)
Description: The altepetl system remained the primary way in which local areas were organized.


Name: use in sculptures (Usage)
Description: White marble is commonly used to create sculptures


Name: Obsidian (Material)
Description: A volcanic glass often used for tools and ornaments.


Name: 1.71/10 (SCORE)
Description: Value representing performance on the Forest Landscape Integrity Index


Name: A massive surveillance apparatus (SYSTEM)
Description: A widespread network for monitoring citizens' activities.


Name: Pierre Paul Émile Roux (PERSON)
Description: Director of the Pasteur Institute and initiator of the Radium Institute.


Name: parthénos (Word)
Description: Greek word meaning 'maiden, girl' and 'virgin, unmarried woman'


Name: Power rectifiers (Device)
Description: Devices that convert alternating current to direct current.


Name: Garnet Solid Solution Series (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A range of minerals with varying chemical compositions


Name: Aluminium silicates (MINERAL_GROUP)
Description: A group of minerals containing aluminum and silicon, commonly found in metamorphic rocks.


Name: Kraków University (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A university in Kraków, Poland


Name: emotive rather than ethical (CONCEPT)
Description: Characteristics attributed to Hinduism by colonial perspectives


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


Name: Cereals (Grain Type)
Description: Grains belonging to the grass family.


Name: Plateia (or Pactia) (Name)
Description: An ancient name for Paros


Name: Anglo-Norman ruling class (Group)
Description: Nobility of Anglo-Norman origin


Name: The biggest-budget theatrical productions (THEATER PERFORMANCE)
Description: Theater performances with the largest budgets.


Name: partnership (GROUP)
Description: A collaboration extracting hydrogen from brown coal


Name: Central Europe (REGION)
Description: Geographical area in the center of Europe


Name: Olmiite (Mineral)
Description: A pinkish manganese-rich mineral


Name: High Thermal Conductivity (Property)
Description: Ability to efficiently transfer heat.


Name: Osama bin Laden (PERSON)
Description: Leader of Al-Qaeda


Name: 'Half-Hours in Green Lanes' (Book)
Description: A popular book written by John Taylor on nature and rural life.


Name: Jewelry (Product)
Description: Ornaments and adornments made with precious materials, including topaz.


Name: Charles VIII of France (PERSON)
Description: King of France


Name: European Communities (Political Union)
Description: Precursor to the European Union


Name: kilns that improved their methods (DESCRIPTION)
Description: Kilns recognized for advancements in pottery making


Name: Concrete (Type of Anthropic Rock)
Description: Human-made rock composed of natural and processed rock materials.


Name: Denmark–Norway (COUNTRY)
Description: A historical union of Denmark and Norway


Name: Peloponnese (Peninsula)
Description: A peninsula in southern Greece.


Name: Oxygen Atoms in Corundum Lattice (Chemical Component)
Description: The oxygen atoms that form part of the corundum crystal structure.


Name: Ministry of Defense (GOVERNMENT AGENCY)
Description: The Japanese government ministry responsible for defense.


Name: Edgardo Cozarinsky (Person)
Description: Argentine director prominent in French cinema.


Name: New South Wales (State)
Description: A state in Australia.


Name: French education system (EDUCATION SYSTEM)
Description: The centralized educational structure of France


Name: Uvarovite (Mineral)
Description: Another member of the garnet group, forming a solid solution series with pyrope.


Name: 32 council areas (Administrative Division)
Description: The sub-divisions within which local government operates in Scotland


Name: Denver Nuggets  (Sports Team)
Description: The National Basketball Association team based in Denver, Colorado


Name: First Stage of Processing (Process)
Description: The initial steps taken to prepare harvested pearls for sale.


Name: Aosta Valley (Region)
Description: An autonomous region in Northwestern Italy


Name: Buddhist sculpture (ArtForm)
Description: Sculptures depicting figures from Buddhism.


Name: Davos (Town)
Description: A town in Switzerland known for its World Economic Forum.


Name: Certain Hindu Beliefs (Belief System)
Description: Subsets of beliefs within Hinduism


Name: 1520-1521 (TIME PERIOD)
Description: Years


Name: collection of engraved gems (ARTIFACT)
Description: A collection belonging to Pope Paul II.


Name: Lotus Gemology (Organization)
Description: A Bangkok-based gemological laboratory.


Name: Marble Industry (INDUSTRY)
Description: The industry centered around extracting and processing marble.


Name: Artigas, Uruguay (Location)
Description: City in Uruguay known for amethyst mining.


Name: Professional Expertise (Concept)
Description: Specialized knowledge and skills possessed by professionals


Name: cassava flour (ingredient)
Description: Flour made from cassava root.


Name: Modern Ocean (Body of Water)
Description: The present-day global ocean.


Name: Laniakea Supercluster (supercluster of galaxies)
Description: An even larger collection of superclusters, including the Virgo Supercluster.


Name: Colombia (Political Entity)
Description: The Republic of Colombia.


Name: reverse optical illusion (Concept)
Description: An illusion that corrects for perceived distortions.


Name: relations (CONCEPT)
Description: Interactions and connections between individuals or groups


Name: The Sun (Celestial body)
Description: The star at the center of our solar system


Name: Taliban (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A militant Islamist group that ruled Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001


Name: Gemstone Extraction (Activity)
Description: Process of removing gemstones from the earth


Name: Medical Uses (Application)
Description: Applications in the medical field


Name: perovskite (Mineral)
Description: Calcium titanate mineral, found in igneous and metamorphic rocks


Name: other Christian denominations (RELIGION)
Description: Various Christian denominations beyond the major ones.


Name: minerals (GEOLOGICAL MATERIAL)
Description: Naturally occurring inorganic solids with a defined chemical composition and crystal structure


Name: African Americans and women (demographic groups)
Description: Groups historically underrepresented in politics.


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


Name: B.C. jade (term)
Description: A synonym for nephrite.


Name: Regions around Querétaro (Location)
Description: Areas surrounding the state of Querétaro where opal mines are found.


Name: Portuguese (LANGUAGE)
Description: The official language of Brazil.


Name: Copper (Chemical Element)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Cu and atomic number 29.


Name: at least bilingual (Language Proficiency)
Description: The ability to speak two languages.


Name: Kingsbridge (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in the Bronx borough of New York City.


Name: Necropolis of Varna (Archaeological Site)
Description: A burial ground in Bulgaria.


Name: overseeing a defined industry (task)
Description: The responsibility of monitoring and supervising activities within a particular industry.


Name: Western Painting Techniques (Artistic Technique)
Description: Techniques used in Western painting styles


Name: Greece's bailout packages (Financial Assistance)
Description: Loans and other financial support provided by international institutions to help Greece avoid defaulting on its debt.


Name: Avar settlement area (LOCATION)
Description: Territory controlled by the Avars


Name: Rona Series (GEOLOGICAL_FORMATION)
Description: A geological formation in Scotland


Name: White (COLOR)
Description: The color white


Name: Combustibility (Property)
Description: The ability to burn


Name: Vermont (State)
Description: A state in New England.


Name: Orthosilicate (Mineral Class)
Description: A class of minerals characterized by isolated SiO4 tetrahedra.


Name: high-quality research base (RESEARCH_QUALITY)
Description: A strong foundation of well-conducted and reliable research.


Name: wealth  (Economic Indicator)
Description: Total value of assets owned by a country or region


Name: 1st place (RANKING)
Description: Position in a list


Name: Resplendent Plumage (Physical Feature)
Description: Beautiful and impressive feathers.


Name: Sulfides (Mineral Group)
Description: Minerals containing metals or semimetals bonded with sulfur.


Name: Peridotite Xenoliths (Geological Formation)
Description: Fragments of peridotite rock found within other rocks.


Name: siliceous sinter (geological term)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed of silica


Name: Agriculture (Industry)
Description: The sector of cultivating land and raising livestock.


Name: Amenemhet III (Egyptian Pharaoh)
Description: A pharaoh of the Middle Kingdom of Egypt


Name: B.L. Harbert International (Company)
Description: Construction company based in Alabama and subsidiary of URS Corporation.


Name: Protestant Reformation (HISTORICAL EVENT)
Description: A religious movement in 16th-century Europe


Name: the second mixed army of Arabs and Berbers (Group)
Description: A military force composed of both Arabs and Berbers.


Name: Operations (Process)
Description: Activities carried out by revolutionary groups.


Name: Lithium deposit (Geological Feature)
Description: A concentration of lithium in the Earth's crust.


Name: Switzerland (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Europe known for its neutrality


Name: Farmers (PROFESSION)
Description: Individuals who work in agriculture.


Name: Garnets (Mineral Group)
Description: Group of silicate minerals


Name: trilobites, crinoids, brachiopods, and fish (Fossil Groups)
Description: Types of ancient marine organisms commonly found fossilized


Name: Europe (CONTINENT)
Description: A continent largely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly west of Asia


Name: 2D-platelets + Single walled carbon-nanotube (Composite Material)
Description: A mixture of 2D platelets and single walled carbon nanotubes


Name: South of Afghanistan (REGION)
Description: Geographical location within the country.


Name: protests and riots (EVENT)
Description: Civil unrest following a police shooting.


Name: several substances commonly used to put out fires (Fire Suppression Agents)
Description: Materials used to stop flames


Name: Andalusia (REGION)
Description: A region in southern Spain


Name: Basic principles of rule of law (Concept)
Description: Fundamental ideas about how laws should be made and enforced


Name: 4.5 million tons of ore and revenue of US$550 million (Quantity and Revenue)
Description: The amount of fluorite ore extracted and the revenue generated in 2003.


Name: Byzantine Emperor Basil II (PERSON)
Description: The Byzantine emperor who defeated Samuil


Name: Columns (ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT)
Description: Supporting structures of the Parthenon


Name: grey hair (PHYSICAL FEATURE)
Description: Hair that has lost its pigment and turned grey


Name: Greenhouse gases (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Gases that contribute to the greenhouse effect.


Name: Surface normal vector (Vector quantity)
Description: A vector perpendicular to a surface at a given point.


Name: most competitive economy in Africa (ECONOMIC RANKING)
Description: Ranking of an economy based on competitiveness


Name: Work hardening (Property)
Description: The process of strengthening a material by deformation.


Name: emerald (gemstone variety)
Description: A green variety of beryl.


Name: Providing Multi-Lingual Services (Government Policy)
Description: Publishing laws in multiple languages and allowing for education and official use of various mother tongues.


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: A colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas essential for life.


Name: war (event)
Description: Armed conflict


Name: Dichromate ion (Ion)
Description: A negatively charged ion composed of chromium and oxygen atoms.


Name: Italian (Language)
Description: The most spoken language in Cresciano


Name: Dayuan (PLACE)
Description: Location in Taiwan where a Chinese expedition fleet anchored in 1603


Name: Pan-African colors (SYMBOL)
Description: Colors representing Pan-Africanism


Name: Athens (Location)
Description: Ancient Greek city-state known for its art and culture


Name: Few thousand speakers (QUANTITY)
Description: A small number of people who speak Ladino


Name: Sodium Cyanide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A highly poisonous chemical used to dissolve gold from ore.


Name: Cathodic Protection (Technique)
Description: Using a sacrificial anode or impressed current to prevent corrosion


Name: off-off-Broadway (CONCEPT)
Description: Experimental and non-commercial theater productions in New York City


Name: Akoya, South Sea, Tahitian pearls (Gemstone type)
Description: Trade names for different types of cultured pearls


Name: Newsprint Paper (MATERIAL)
Description: Paper used for printing newspapers


Name: Flux (MATERIAL)
Description: A substance that lowers the melting point of another substance


Name: Chalice (Object)
Description: A drinking cup, often used in religious ceremonies


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


Name: Roman Times (Historical Period)
Description: Ancient era when gemstones were first heat treated


Name: Disposable Tableware (Product Type)
Description: Single-use tableware items


Name: Congo peacock male's tail feathers (Bird Anatomy)
Description: Tail feathers of a male Congo peacock.


Name: Important HCFCs (Chemical Compound)
Description: Notable Hydrochlorofluorocarbons


Name: King Constantine II (PERSON)
Description: Former King of Greece


Name: Surinam (Location)
Description: Colony in South America


Name: Diversity (Concept)
Description: The state of having different cultural groups.


Name: education and public institutions (DOMAIN)
Description: Fields where Ukrainian language is mandatory


Name: Galvani (PERSON)
Description: Italian doctor who discovered the effect of connecting a frog's spinal cord to an iron rail and brass hook.


Name: New York City Subway (Transportation System)
Description: A vast network of underground trains serving all five boroughs of New York City.


Name: Greek communists (GROUP)
Description: Communist fighters in Greece during the Greek Civil War


Name: Burial Pottery (Artefact Type)
Description: A type of pottery used for burials


Name: titanium (CHEMICAL_ELEMENT)
Description: A strong, lightweight transition metal


Name: Dawn's Instruments (Instruments)
Description: Scientific instruments on board Dawn


Name: unitary state (POLITICAL SYSTEM)
Description: A system where power is concentrated in the central government


Name: Diamond Production (Economic Activity)
Description: The process of extracting and processing diamonds.


Name: Rank according to examination score (Metric)
Description: The position a candidate achieves based on their exam performance.


Name: This Fossil Preservation (Process)
Description: A specific type of fossilization process


Name: 85 years (Age)
Description: Average lifespan at birth.


Name: Persian horseman spearing a fox (Event)
Description: A historical scene


Name: Epoxy Resins (Material)
Description: Type of polymer used as adhesive and sealant


Name: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (INTERNATIONAL_ORGANIZATION)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organization


Name: Early Iron Age (Historical Period)
Description: The period following the Bronze Age, characterized by the widespread use of iron tools and weapons.


Name: Elie Ruby (Mineral Name)
Description: A misnomer for pyrope, implying it's a ruby but not actually a true ruby.


Name: Pavilion (Diamond Component)
Description: Lower part of a diamond cut.


Name: Women clothing (late Qing dynasty) (Clothing)
Description: Clothing worn by women during the late Qing Dynasty.


Name: Bowls and Plates (Caxitl) (Eating Utensil)
Description: Dishes for serving food.


Name: Carbonic acid (Chemical Substance)
Description: A weak acid that decomposes into carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O).


Name: Upanishads (Text)
Description: Philosophical texts of Hinduism


Name: Banking Practices (Economic Activity)
Description: Methods and procedures used in banking operations.


Name: Large Industrial Capacity (ECONOMIC_ATTRIBUTE)
Description: A measure of a country's ability to produce goods and services


Name: 28.9 meters (LENGTH)
Description: Height of the lighthouse


Name: lignite fly ash (BYPRODUCT)
Description: Ash produced by burning lignite


Name: Vienna (CITY)
Description: Capital of Austria


Name: South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (Combined Authority)
Description: A combined authority for South Yorkshire.


Name: La Celestina (Literary Work)
Description: A tragicomedy by Fernando de Rojas


Name: Birmingham residents (Demographic Group)
Description: People living in Birmingham.


Name: Diamond Cut (Gemological Property)
Description: The proportions and arrangement of facets on a diamond.


Name: climate (WEATHER_PATTERN)
Description: The typical weather conditions in a region.


Name: Four Cs (System)
Description: Color, Clarity, Cut, Carat weight


Name: Zinc Corrosion Protection (Material Property)
Description: The ability of zinc to protect other metals from corrosion


Name: Elementary School Grade 1 (Grade)
Description: First grade in elementary school


Name: Legislative Process (PROCESS)
Description: The process by which laws are made.


Name: Protective Oxide Layer (Material Layer)
Description: A layer of calcium oxide that forms on the surface of calcium, protecting it from further reaction


Name: Upper Midwest (Geographical Region)
Description: The north-central region of the United States


Name: Breaking up of Seal (Event)
Description: The destruction of Robert of Holy Island's seal.


Name: glass (MATERIAL)
Description: A transparent material.


Name: Saijō Castle (Building)
Description: A castle in Saijō


Name: Ana Brnabić (PERSON)
Description: Serbian prime minister


Name: Diagenesis (Geological Process)
Description: The transformation of sediments into sedimentary rock


Name: Governor-General (POSITION)
Description: The representative of the monarch in Australia.


Name: lactating females (demographic group)
Description: Females who are breastfeeding


Name: Bedding planes (Geological Feature)
Description: Horizontal layers within sedimentary rocks.


Name: Constantin Brâncuși (Artist)
Description: Romanian sculptor known for his abstract and modernist works.


Name: Nacre Platelets (Structural Feature)
Description: Thin, overlapping layers of calcium carbonate and conchiolin that compose the iridescent surface of a pearl.


Name: Bosporan Kingdom (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: An ancient Hellenistic kingdom in the Crimea.


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


Name: Subways, Light Rail, Commuter Trains (Transportation Mode)
Description: Various types of rail-based public transportation


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


Name: Georgia (State)
Description: A state east of Alabama.


Name: Grupo Joly (Media Organization)
Description: A media group based in Andalusia


Name: Roman Britain (Historical Period)
Description: The period when Britain was under Roman rule


Name: anatexis (geological term)
Description: Melting of existing rocks to form new magma.


Name: Autunite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium uranyl phosphate hydroxide mineral.


Name: Early 15th Century (Time Period)
Description: The period from the year 1400 to 1500


Name: Areas where native Australian mammals are limited (Location)
Description: Places where certain Australian mammal populations are restricted.


Name: Alpine peaks (LANDFORM)
Description: High mountain peaks in the Alps range.


Name: calay (SUBSTANCE)
Description: Material believed to be Zinc, from Malay or Hindi for tin


Name: Rufus Wilmot Griswold (PERSON)
Description: American poet, critic, and editor


Name: Monophonic (Musical Characteristic)
Description: A single melody line


Name: small number of meteorite falls (EVENT)
Description: Limited instances of meteorites falling to Earth


Name: his shorter fiction (CATEGORY)
Description: -


Name: Manganese deficiency (Nutritional Deficiency)
Description: A condition in which plants lack sufficient manganese


Name: Movement (Process)
Description: The act of changing position or location.


Name: Estuaries of Rhine, Meuse and Scheldt rivers (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: Where the rivers meet the sea.


Name: Japanese 緑 (Word)
Description: The Japanese word for green.


Name: Taoism (Religion)
Description: A Chinese philosophy and religion emphasizing harmony with nature.


Name: Balearic Islands (ARCHIPELAGO)
Description: An archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea belonging to Spain


Name: Upper atmosphere (Atmospheric Layer)
Description: The uppermost layer of Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Oxidation resistance and decrease flammability of magnesium (Property)
Description: Improved properties when added to magnesium


Name: fourth most abundant element in the lunar highlands (Ranking)
Description: Position of abundance among elements in the Moon's highland regions.


Name: rutile inclusions (mineral inclusion)
Description: Microscopic tubelike cavities or needle-like inclusions parallel to the c-axis


Name: Italian Renaissance (Historical Period)
Description: A period of great cultural and artistic flourishing in Europe


Name: Grain Boundaries (Interface)
Description: The interfaces between adjacent crystals (grains) in a polycrystal.


Name: Counter-Reformation (MOVEMENT)
Description: Catholic response to the Protestant Reformation


Name: State-run companies (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Companies owned by the Taiwanese government


Name: Pure Beryl (Mineral Variety)
Description: Beryl in its natural, unaltered state.


Name: Polishing Automotive Paint (Process)
Description: The process of polishing the paint on a vehicle.


Name: East Africa (region)
Description: The eastern part of the African continent.