Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: Global intergovernmental organization


Name: Sports (CONCEPT)
Description: Organized physical activities


Name: Deutsches Wörterbuch (German Dictionary) (Dictionary)
Description: A comprehensive dictionary of the German language.


Name: modern commercial jewellery (jewelry type)
Description: Jewelry produced for sale in the market


Name: Mountain villages (Location)
Description: Settlements located in mountainous areas


Name: 40% of gross domestic product (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The proportion of Colombia's GDP that is accounted for by external debt


Name: Larger settlements (Settlement Type)
Description: Communities with a larger population than villages


Name: Pied-Noirs (TERM)
Description: Term for European settlers in Algeria


Name: Greater Depth (Measurement)
Description: Deeper depths within the Earth's crust


Name: CO2 (Chemical Compound)
Description: Carbon dioxide


Name: Pipirrana (Dish)
Description: Chopped Andalusian salad


Name: earthquakes (NATURAL DISASTER)
Description: Tremors in the Earth's crust


Name: Severe thunderstorms (WEATHER_PHENOMENON)
Description: Thunderstorms with strong winds, hail, and heavy rain.


Name: Glow in the Dark (Attribute)
Description: Emit light when in darkness.


Name: little effect (EFFECT)
Description: Minimal impact on the intended outcome.


Name: Seal engraving (Art form)
Description: The practice of carving seals for stamping


Name: ct24.cz (Website)
Description: Online news platform associated with ČT24


Name: Oltu (CITY)
Description: A municipality and district in Erzurum Province, Turkey.


Name: Pneumatica (Work)
Description: Philo's treatise on air and its properties


Name: Alabama state government (Government Institution)
Description: The governing body of the state of Alabama


Name: Guksae (국새, 國璽) (Artifact)
Description: The state seal of the Republic of Korea.


Name: Danube estuary (Location)
Description: The point where the Danube River meets the Black Sea


Name: Charaka Samhita (Text)
Description: An ancient Indian medical text.


Name: Færvik (Village)
Description: A village located within Arendal municipality.


Name: Certain purple dyes (Material)
Description: Specific types of dye used to create purple fabrics.


Name: economic reforms (Event)
Description: Economic changes implemented in China starting in 1978


Name: Tellurium (Element)
Description: A metalloid element with atomic number 52


Name: problem with national identity (CONCEPT)
Description: A psychological and social dilemma faced by Austrians regarding their sense of belonging.


Name: Colonies (Location)
Description: Territories under Dutch control


Name: End of first day's march (Location)
Description: The point where pilgrims would stop after the first day's travel on the Jerusalem-Jericho road.


Name: innumerable (quantity)
Description: Without limit or number.


Name: A. P. de Candolle (Person)
Description: A Swiss botanist who coined the term 'taxonomy'.


Name: Germans (Nationality)
Description: People from Germany.


Name: The Shape of the Cross (Concept)
Description: The physical form of the cross


Name: Tissue regeneration ability (Biological process)
Description: The capacity to regrow lost or damaged tissues.


Name: South Tyrol (REGION)
Description: Region predominantly populated by German speakers, located in the Alps.


Name: medical school dissecting room (LOCATION)
Description: Previous use of the building.


Name: 143,372 (QUANTITY)
Description: The number of firearms owned by Swiss soldiers according to the Small Arms Survey.


Name: Trading colonies  (SETTLEMENT TYPE)
Description: Outposts established for commercial purposes.


Name: round brilliant (DIAMOND SHAPE)
Description: A specific cut of diamond known for its brilliance


Name: Almohad dynasty (Political Entity)
Description: Berber dynasty that succeeded the Almoravids.


Name: Multi-party democracy (Political System)
Description: A system of governance with multiple political parties


Name: Ferropericlase (Mineral)
Description: An iron-magnesium oxide mineral.


Name: Acidic conditions (Condition)
Description: Necessary environment to prevent chromium precipitation during emerald synthesis


Name: Heat Treatment (Process)
Description: A process of heating gemstones to enhance their color.


Name: 652,864 km2 (AREA)
Description: The land area of Afghanistan


Name: 6000 BC (Date)
Description: The time period when Dushan jade mining began.


Name: Caesar (PERSON)
Description: A Roman general and statesman


Name: Emery (Material)
Description: A hard, abrasive mineral


Name: Old Church Slavonic (Language)
Description: First common Slavic literary language


Name: glaciers (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: Large masses of ice


Name: Wide (Qualitative Descriptor)
Description: A broad range of acceptable values


Name: Low-background steel (Material)
Description: Steel manufactured before 1945, with low radioactivity


Name: Precious metals and gems (RESOURCES)
Description: Valuable materials used in jewellery making


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: The color of the sky.


Name: Metallurgical Grade Silicon (Material)
Description: Silicon refined to a purity suitable for metallurgical applications


Name: Baltic Sea area (Location)
Description: Region around the Baltic Sea


Name: Neutral (Charge)
Description: Electrically neutral due to silicon composition


Name: Signature (Authentication)
Description: Marks verifying identity


Name: archaeological data (Evidence)
Description: Physical remains and artifacts from Mycenaean civilization


Name: moissanite (gemstone)
Description: A diamond simulant.


Name: Småland (Province)
Description: A traditional province of Sweden


Name: Diamond Joe Mine (Mine)
Description: A diamond mine located in Arkansas


Name: Thomas J. Ahrens (Person)
Description: American geophysicist and professor at Caltech


Name: White gold alloys (Alloy)
Description: Gold alloys containing palladium or nickel, used in jewelry.


Name: Numbers of Oysters Taken During Natural Pearl Days (Quantity)
Description: The amount of oysters harvested historically when natural pearls were more common.


Name: Trichromatic (Vision Type)
Description: Having three types of cone cells for color vision.


Name: Oblique square bipyramid (GEOMETRIC SHAPE)
Description: A square bipyramid where the apices are not on the base's center line.


Name: Parallelism (Literary Device)
Description: A technique using embedded couplets to present multiple perspectives on a subject.


Name: Small-scale, intermittent and economic (Nature of Warfare)
Description: Warfare that is limited in scope, infrequent, and motivated by economic gain.


Name: Temporary Capital of Missouri (STATUS)
Description: Status of St. Charles as the initial capital.


Name: Jadeite (Mineral)
Description: Another mineral species called jade


Name: Coolants (Substance)
Description: Substances used to absorb heat and prevent overheating


Name: Tahitian pearl oyster (organism)
Description: A type of saltwater mollusk known for producing dark-colored pearls.


Name: layers in the pearl (Anatomical structure)
Description: Thin, translucent layers within a pearl


Name: Luxury and Wealth (Concept)
Description: Material possessions and affluence


Name: Heiva i Tahiti (EVENT)
Description: A major cultural festival celebrating Tahitian arts and traditions


Name: Sun is Visible (Astronomical Event)
Description: The Sun being above the horizon and observable.


Name: Greenish-yellow (Color)
Description: A yellowish-green color.


Name: Norwegian armed forces (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: The military forces of Norway


Name: Less (Quantity)
Description: Smaller amount


Name: phlogopite + amphibole + plagioclase → kyanite + talc + quartz + Fe(hematite) + Na, Ca, K, Mn (fluid) (Chemical Reaction)
Description: An alternative reaction pathway for whiteschist formation, observed in altered amphibolites


Name: Istanbul Modern and the Istanbul Biennial (Art Institution)
Description: Art galleries or exhibitions in Istanbul.


Name: Allotropes of Carbon (Material Class)
Description: Different structural forms of the element carbon.


Name: Seals (Object)
Description: Plural form of seal


Name: Ernest J.C. Van der Straten (Person)
Description: The person who developed the Flanders cut.


Name: Rings, pendants, earrings (Jewelry)
Description: Common forms of Oltu stone jewelry


Name: 4 degrees (Angle Measurement)
Description: The angle between Ceres's axis of rotation and its orbital plane.


Name: Hand engraving (Engraving Type)
Description: Engraving done manually, usually on objects other than printing plates.


Name: Richard Binzel (Person)
Description: Planetary scientist at MIT


Name: 10,000 BCE (Time Period)
Description: Before Common Era (BCE) 10,000.


Name: geographical literature (TextGenre)
Description: Writings about geography


Name: Covalently Linked (Chemical Bonding)
Description: A strong type of chemical bond formed by sharing electrons.


Name: Mongolian clothing (Clothing)
Description: Traditional attire of the Mongols.


Name: Electrochemical Method (Technique)
Description: Using electricity to drive chemical reactions


Name: Duc de Bourbon (Person)
Description: French nobleman


Name: Synnada Marble (Material)
Description: A type of marble quarried near Synnada


Name: Over 99% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Uranium-238 in natural uranium.


Name: Swiss Super League (SPORTS LEAGUE)
Description: Professional football league in Switzerland.


Name: Livelihood (Concept)
Description: Means of supporting oneself.


Name: C and CD variations (CATEGORY)
Description: Subcategories of Bianco Carrara marble.


Name: Removing a Rivet (Process)
Description: The act of detaching a rivet from joined materials.


Name: 59.60 carats (Measurement)
Description: The weight of the Pink Star diamond.


Name: Absorption in Herzberg continuum and Schumann-Runge bands (Process)
Description: The absorption of ultraviolet light by oxygen molecules.


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


Name: chalcopyrite (Mineral)
Description: A copper iron sulfide mineral


Name: Elaborate Embroidered White and Pastel Gowns (GARMENT)
Description: Dresses adorned with embroidery, predominantly in white and pastel colors


Name: Kabyle activists (Group)
Description: Activists from the Kabyle people


Name: Combination of Proton Emission, α Decay, and β+ Decay (Radioactive Decay Types)
Description: Common decay paths for gold radioisotopes below atomic mass 197.


Name: Al2Cl6 dimers (Molecular Structure)
Description: Two aluminum trichloride molecules joined together


Name: Red Laser Diodes (Technology)
Description: Semiconductor devices emitting red light.


Name: Chemical Inertness (Property)
Description: Resistance to chemical reactions


Name: thatched huts (Dwelling)
Description: Huts made from thatched roofs, surrounding the wall.


Name: Carbon-Rich Sedimentary Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Sedimentary rocks containing high amounts of carbon.


Name: Muster (Term)
Description: A collective noun specifically used for peafowl.


Name: birds (ANIMAL GROUP)
Description: Winged creatures belonging to the class Aves.


Name: dangers (ādīnava) of sensual pleasure (Buddhist concept)
Description: The negative consequences of indulging in sensory pleasures.


Name: Modernist jewelry in the United States (Jewelry Style and Movement)
Description: A significant early development in modern art jewelry history, originating in the 1940s.


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: A continent


Name: Segunda Federación (Football League)
Description: Spain's fourth-tier professional football league.


Name: Kingdom of England and Kingdom of Scotland (Countries)
Description: The two kingdoms were united to form the Kingdom of Great Britain.


Name: Internet Explorer (WEB BROWSER)
Description: A web browser developed by Microsoft.


Name: Fertilizer Production (Industrial Process)
Description: The process of manufacturing fertilizers.


Name: Dracula (Fictional character)
Description: A vampire from literature and film


Name: A (Article)
Description: An indefinite article


Name: Precious Metal (Material)
Description: Metals like gold and silver that are valuable.


Name: Near-Dnipro Upland (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: A highland region on the right bank of the Dnieper River in Ukraine


Name: Atmospheric Oxygen (Substance)
Description: Oxygen present in the Earth's atmosphere.


Name: memorization (Skill)
Description: The ability to remember information


Name: Bergslagen (Region)
Description: A region known for its mining industry.


Name: Provinces (Administrative Division)
Description: Subdivisions within a country for administrative purposes


Name: Fluid Inclusions (Geological Feature)
Description: Trapped pockets of fluid within a mineral or rock.


Name: historic patrimony of Rio Grande do Sul (Cultural designation)
Description: Official recognition of cultural heritage


Name: Cultured pearl (Gemstone)
Description: Pearls formed with human intervention.


Name: Accession negotiations with the European Union (PROCESS)
Description: Talks aimed at Turkey joining the European Union


Name: Atmospheric Refraction and Dispersion (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The bending of light as it passes through the atmosphere, separating different wavelengths.


Name: Reduced Scattering (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Less scattering of light by atmospheric particles.


Name: Most of Manhattan from the Bronx (Boroughs)
Description: Parts of New York City


Name: vote and stand as candidates (Political Right)
Description: Fundamental political freedoms in a democracy


Name: 3.1 million tonnes of lithium ore (Quantity)
Description: Estimated amount of lithium-containing ore present.


Name: Berber mercenaries (Military Personnel)
Description: Soldiers hired to fight for the Umayyad Caliphate.


Name: maize, cotton, lemon, tobacco, pineapple, banana, beans, coconut, watermelon and papaya (List of Crops)
Description: Agricultural products Brazil is a leading producer of


Name: kiwi (ANIMAL)
Description: Flightless bird native to New Zealand


Name: Chemical composition of magma (Chemical Property)
Description: The proportions and types of elements present in molten rock.


Name: Orange fruit (Fruit)
Description: Citrus fruit.


Name: Rare-earth elements (REEs) (Elements)
Description: A group of elements often found in the A position of the monazite structure


Name: 58% of population attending church regularly (Statistic)
Description: Percentage of Alabama residents who attend church regularly


Name: Spanish Empire (EMPIRE)
Description: Historical empire based in Spain


Name: shape and size (physical attribute)
Description: Characteristics of an object's form and dimensions


Name: 15 members (Quantity)
Description: Number of judges on the Turkish Constitutional Court


Name: 180,000 Colombians (QUANTITY)
Description: The number of people who died in the violence


Name: Over 100 million carats per year  (Quantity)
Description: Yearly production volume of synthetic sapphire.


Name: Hermann Oldenberg (PERSON)
Description: A pioneering scholar of Buddhism


Name: Kroll process (Process)
Description: The primary industrial method for producing titanium


Name: 15 Chinese Ports (NUMBER)
Description: The number of Chinese ports among the top 50 busiest globally


Name: Construction Inscription (Artifact)
Description: Inscription on the Nabi Musa Shrine detailing its construction


Name: Organic Material (Chemical Compound)
Description: Material derived from living organisms.


Name: Harry S. Truman (PERSON)
Description: US President during the Korean War


Name: Council of Europe (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: An organization promoting human rights, democracy and the rule of law in Europe.


Name: tourism (INDUSTRY)
Description: The business of attracting visitors


Name: Xianbei (Ethnic Group)
Description: A nomadic group who unified the Sixteen States


Name: Spain (Location)
Description: Country in southwestern Europe


Name: One year (Duration)
Description: Term length for the president of the Federal Council


Name: Pigment (Substance)
Description: A substance that imparts color.


Name: every period since the Middle Ordovician (Geological Time Span)
Description: All geological periods following the Middle Ordovician


Name: White population (Demographic Group)
Description: Residents of European descent


Name: Christianity (RELIGION)
Description: A religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ.


Name: Napoleonic Wars (Historical Event)
Description: Wars fought by Napoleon Bonaparte


Name: ancient coins (NUMISMATIC OBJECT)
Description: Coins from ancient civilizations


Name: Chalcis (CITY)
Description: A city on the island of Euboea.


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


Name: Guadalquivir Valley (River Valley)
Description: The valley surrounding the Guadalquivir River.


Name: 300 °C (Temperature)
Description: A temperature measurement


Name: Soils Geography (Scientific Discipline)
Description: The spatial distribution and characteristics of soils.


Name: USSR (Political Entity)
Description: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics


Name: 3.2 (SPECIFIC GRAVITY)
Description: Specific Gravity of Moissanite


Name: Angelo Sanudo (PERSON)
Description: Duke who took over Andros after Geremia Ghisi's death


Name: Apollo 11 crew (Group of People)
Description: Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins


Name: 30% of GDP (Percentage)
Description: Portion of Gross Domestic Product


Name: Cyprus (Location)
Description: An island nation in the eastern Mediterranean Sea


Name: Cengage Learning (PUBLISHER)
Description: Educational publishing company


Name: Tangerine (Fruit)
Description: Citrus fruit with a sweet and tangy flavor


Name: Thomas Gainsborough (ARTIST)
Description: Landscape artist


Name: Rainbow Ridge mine, Royal Peacock mine, Bonanza mine, Opal Queen mine, WRT Stonetree/Black Beauty mine (Mine)
Description: Opal mining operations


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


Name: Hyksos (PEOPLE)
Description: A group of people who ruled parts of Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period


Name: 3500 BCE onwards (Time Period)
Description: The beginning of organized societies in Mesopotamia.


Name: Edelweiss (Plant)
Description: A flower that grows in the Alps.


Name: Imitation pearl (Material)
Description: Man-made pearls designed to resemble real pearls.


Name: Carving (Decoration Method)
Description: Etching or sculpting designs into the surface of a ceramic object.


Name: Sigmund Freud (PERSON)
Description: Austrian neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis


Name: Blue-Green Color (Color)
Description: A shade of green with bluish undertones.


Name: Effeminate (Social Perception)
Description: Associated with feminine qualities


Name: Recovery, Recrystallization, Grain Growth (Phases)
Description: Stages of the annealing process


Name: Iron(II) Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: Iron(II) oxide


Name: Chesterfield (District)
Description: A district in Derbyshire.


Name: Fibrous Masses (Geological Formation)
Description: Aggregations of willemite fibers


Name: Alberta, Canada (Location)
Description: A province in Canada.


Name: Impoverished (Quality)
Description: Lacking wealth and resources.


Name: Polynesian settlement of New Zealand (Event)
Description: The arrival and establishment of Polynesians in New Zealand


Name: 58% of the population (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Aosta Valley residents who speak the regional language.


Name: Realism and humanism (Artistic Trait)
Description: A focus on depicting the world and humans in a realistic and lifelike manner, with an emphasis on individual expression and experience.


Name: Payment agents (Role)
Description: Entities that facilitate financial transactions.


Name: Angle Pairs (Geometric Concept)
Description: Pairs of angles formed when a transversal intersects two lines.


Name: Vivid pink diamond (Diamond Type)
Description: A type of diamond with a vivid pink color.


Name: Jarebice and Slatina (Villages)
Description: Villages where Jadarite was initially found


Name: Brown population (pardo) (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: People of mixed racial heritage in Brazil


Name: Austrian Empire (EMPIRE)
Description: The ruling power of Austria at the time.


Name: hardness (Characteristic)
Description: The resistance of a gemstone to scratching.


Name: migrants and students (PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals moving to Taiwan for work or study


Name: Honorary members (GROUP)
Description: Distinguished individuals who supported the museum


Name: Acrylics (Plastic)
Description: Synthetic polymers known for their transparency and versatility.


Name: High-Power CO2 Lasers (Device)
Description: Lasers that emit infrared light.


Name: Carefully Packed (Process)
Description: Being organized and secured for transport.


Name: Mytikas peak (Peak)
Description: The highest point of Mount Olympus.


Name: girdle (Diamond Part)
Description: The thin middle part of a diamond cut, preventing chipping in the setting.


Name: ruins of the Minoan palaces (Archaeological Site)
Description: Remaining structures of ancient Minoan palaces.


Name: Hellenistic period (TIME PERIOD)
Description: The period following Alexander the Great's conquests, marked by Greek cultural influence


Name: Forchheim (LOCATION)
Description: A town in present-day Germany


Name: right-branching (linguistic property)
Description: Modifiers follow the head noun in phrases.


Name: Study of civil service (Academic Field)
Description: The analysis and understanding of how the civil service functions.


Name: more common than gold  (trend)
Description: A shift in preference towards silver tableware over gold.


Name: Seleucids (DYNASTY)
Description: Royal family ruling parts of the Middle East during the Hellenistic period


Name: Single Dot transforming into Cone-shaped Mound (Transformation)
Description: The change in shape of a dot during the engraving process.


Name: University of Western Australia Medical School, Broome pearling business (Organization)
Description: Entities involved in the formation of Marine Biomedical.


Name: Ideal Crystal (Concept)
Description: A theoretical crystal with perfect atomic arrangement and no defects.


Name: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Novel)
Description: A novel by Mark Twain set in Hannibal, Missouri.


Name: technicus (latin word)
Description: Adjectival Latin form of 'techne'.


Name: Alzenau (City)
Description: A town in Bavaria, Germany


Name: transformation of European understanding of the globe (Concept)
Description: A shift in European perspectives due to discoveries


Name: ater (word)
Description: Ancient Roman word for a flat, dull black


Name: Arad's industrial zone (LOCATION)
Description: The industrial area of the city of Arad


Name: Complex cubic crystal structure (Structure)
Description: Describes the arrangement of atoms in Lutetium aluminium garnet


Name: Numerous people (PEOPLE)
Description: Many individuals who contributed offerings


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


Name: Intergem Limited (Company)
Description: A company that marketed Yogo sapphires.


Name: 880 (Year)
Description: The year 880 CE


Name: officers (PERSON)
Description: Military personnel who served under Napoleon


Name: Music (Art Form)
Description: The art of arranging sound


Name: Prague University (Institution)
Description: A university located in Prague, Czech Republic


Name: Origins of Christianity (Historical Event)
Description: The beginning of Christianity as a religion.


Name: UO2+2 (Chemical Formula)
Description: The chemical representation of the Uranyl ion


Name: Ancient China (Location)
Description: Civilization in East Asia during historical period.


Name: K+ (Ion)
Description: Potassium ion, a monovalent potassium cation.


Name: advanced (Economic Classification)
Description: A descriptor of Greece's economic development


Name: Temperate (Climate Type)
Description: A climate characterized by moderate temperatures and distinct seasons


Name: Interference of light waves (Optical phenomenon)
Description: Interaction of light waves leading to color variations


Name: Caspar Wessel (Mathematician)
Description: Norwegian mathematician


Name: New England population (DEMOGRAPHIC MEASURE)
Description: The total number of people living in New England.


Name: Western European broadleaf forests (Terrestrial Ecoregion)
Description: A type of forest ecosystem found in Western Europe.


Name: Countertops (Home Furnishing)
Description: Surfaces used in kitchens and bathrooms


Name: Queen (PERSON)
Description: Ruler of Tahiti


Name: King Hassan II (Person)
Description: Former King of Morocco.


Name: League of Nations' scientific coordination (ACTIVITY)
Description: The effort by the League of Nations to coordinate scientific endeavors among nations.


Name: 7 to 11 mg/day (QUANTITY)
Description: The Population Reference Intake of iron for children aged 1 to 14.


Name: burn up (chemical reaction)
Description: Process of diamond combusting.


Name: Repoussé (Technique)
Description: A metalworking technique where designs are raised from the back of a sheet.


Name: fasces (Symbol)
Description: A bundle of rods surrounding an axe, symbolizing authority


Name: Custodial Accounts (Financial Account)
Description: Accounts where assets are held for a third party.


Name: Eclogite (Rock Type)
Description: A high-pressure metamorphic rock derived from basalt


Name: 1624 (DATE)
Description: The year of a permanent European presence near New York Harbor


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A radioactive element.


Name: Religious Insignia (Concept)
Description: Symbols or objects representing a deity or religious group.


Name: Prester John (Mythical Figure)
Description: A legendary Christian king.


Name: Zuiderzee Works (ENGINEERING PROJECT)
Description: A large-scale project to reclaim land from the Zuiderzee


Name: Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014 (EVENT)
Description: The seizure of the Crimean peninsula by Russia from Ukraine


Name: Galena (Mineral)
Description: A lead sulfide mineral.


Name: α-quartz (Mineral Variety)
Description: A high-temperature polymorph of quartz


Name: Chartreuse Liqueur (Alcoholic Beverage)
Description: A liqueur produced by Carthusian Monks.


Name: 15 (Number)
Description: Number of jobs in retail and hospitality


Name: Blue (COLOR)
Description: A color often associated with masculinity.


Name: Jáchymov's mining industry (Industry)
Description: Mining operations in Jáchymov


Name: Torsbudalen (Village)
Description: A village located within Arendal municipality.


Name: The New York Times (Newspaper)
Description: A major daily newspaper based in New York City


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


Name: Okanogan (LOCATION)
Description: A city and the county seat of Okanogan County


Name: Aerospace applications (Industry)
Description: Applications related to aircraft, spacecraft, and missiles.


Name: Die Südostschweiz (Publication)
Description: A German-language newspaper covering the region


Name: Z (Letter)
Description: A character in the Etruscan alphabet


Name: lead case (object)
Description: A container for amulets, often imprinted with religious text.


Name: diplomatic relations (CONCEPT)
Description: International ties


Name: apatite (Gem Species)
Description: A mineral that can be found in a variety of colors.


Name: Use of Bronze (Technological Characteristic)
Description: The defining feature of the Bronze Age.


Name: Prescott's characterization of the Aztecs (CONCEPT)
Description: Prescott's portrayal of the Aztec civilization


Name: Acceptable (Quality)
Description: Meeting required standards


Name: Pleochroism (Optical property)
Description: Change in colour as light passes through a mineral in different orientations


Name: Bunsen burner (Device)
Description: A common laboratory apparatus used for heating and sterilization.


Name: American Chemical Society (Organization)
Description: A professional organization for chemists in the United States.


Name: evolution by natural selection (SCIENTIFIC_CONCEPT)
Description: A fundamental principle in evolutionary biology.


Name: Decreasing Pressure and Temperature (Physical Condition)
Description: Conditions of lower pressure and temperature.


Name: Manu Munshi (PERSON)
Description: Third son of Anukul Charan Munshi


Name: separation of Southern Provinces (HISTORICAL EVENT)
Description: Belgium breaking away from the Netherlands


Name: Front surface (Surface Location)
Description: The outermost surface of an object.


Name: Stories about the Buddha's enlightenment under a Bodhi tree. (NARRATIVE)
Description: Accounts of the Buddha's spiritual awakening.


Name: Autopista AP-7 (ROAD)
Description: A superhighway in Spain.


Name: Metal carbide precursors (Material)
Description: Starting materials for CDC synthesis.


Name: 165 Broadway (ADDRESS)
Description: The address of the Nasdaq


Name: first directly elected President in Russian history (POSITION)
Description: Leader of Russia chosen by popular vote


Name: Voltaic Pile (Device)
Description: An early battery consisting of stacked galvanic cells.


Name: Greenish-Brown (Color Description)
Description: A description of a color that combines green and brown hues.


Name: DNA, protein, or other biomolecules (Biological Molecule)
Description: Components of living organisms


Name: $45.7 billion (AMOUNT)
Description: The amount of money France spends on its military each year.


Name: Arab nomads (Group)
Description: Arabs who practice a nomadic lifestyle.


Name: East Taiwan (Location)
Description: The eastern region of the island of Taiwan.


Name: Theory of Evolution (Scientific Theory)
Description: Explains the diversity of life through descent with modification.


Name: British (NATIONALITY)
Description: People from Great Britain


Name: Oleg Losev (Person)
Description: A Russian physicist who developed early amplifiers.


Name: male dance (Gender Specification)
Description: Performed exclusively by men in pre-European times.


Name: watches for sailors (object)
Description: Watches specifically designed for sailors


Name: Strong Absorption Bands (Phenomenon)
Description: Specific wavelengths of light being absorbed by a substance


Name: Green (COLOR)
Description: The color green.


Name: Concentration of Silicon in the Ocean (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The distribution of silicon in seawater


Name: peaceful resolution to the conflict in the post-Soviet state of Georgia (political goal)
Description: Aiming to resolve conflicts through peaceful means


Name: verify relative ages and provide absolute ages (goals)
Description: The purpose of using absolute dating methods in paleontology.


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid that forms the seas, lakes, rivers, and rain and is the basis of the fluids of living organisms.


Name: Plane perpendicular to foliation plane and containing lineation (Geological Structure)
Description: A specific orientation within the rock that helps determine shear sense


Name: Higher energy and nutrient availability (Condition)
Description: Increased access to resources for microbial growth and metabolism.


Name: bread with toppings (Food)
Description: Slices of bread with various ingredients added on top.


Name: Old North Church (Religious Building)
Description: Historic church in Boston


Name: Ethically sourced topaz gemstone (Gemstone Variety)
Description: Topaz mined responsibly


Name: ancestry (CONCEPT)
Description: Lineage or heritage of an individual


Name: Hydrogen Peroxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound commonly used as a bleaching agent.


Name: Walter Brattain (PERSON)
Description: An American physicist and co-inventor of the transistor.


Name: first high-speed railway (Railway Type)
Description: A railway designed for high speeds


Name: Vietnam War (WAR)
Description: A prolonged conflict that pitted the communist government of North Vietnam and its southern allies, known as the Viet Cong, against South Vietnam and its principal ally, the United States.


Name: crux ansata (Symbol)
Description: An Egyptian cross with a loop


Name: Polished Smooth (Surface Treatment)
Description: A smooth and polished surface finish on a diamond girdle.


Name: preventing Black students from entering the University of Alabama (Action)
Description: A symbolic act of resistance to desegregation.


Name: Internally Flawless clarity (Clarity Grade)
Description: The highest possible clarity grade for a diamond


Name: Kena Upanishad (Religious Text)
Description: One of the principal Upanishads.


Name: scaraboid seals (ARTIFACT)
Description: Pocket-sized scarab beetle-shaped seals of Ancient Egypt.


Name: Atlantic Salmon (Fish species)
Description: A type of salmon found in the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Japanese (Nationality)
Description: People from Japan.


Name: spotting (Visual feature)
Description: Distinct spots visible on the surfaces of hand specimens.


Name: Peafowl (Animal Species)
Description: Birds known for their elaborate plumage.


Name: Asthmatics (GROUP)
Description: People with asthma


Name: European influences (Cultural Influence)
Description: Impact of European artistic styles and traditions.


Name: P-type (Type)
Description: Semiconductor type with excess holes.


Name: Nanoparticle (Material)
Description: A particle with at least one dimension in the nanometer range


Name: Chrysoberyl (Mineral)
Description: A precious gemstone


Name: external trade (Economic Activity)
Description: The exchange of goods and services across international borders.


Name: southern Finland (Location)
Description: Region in Finland


Name: color of underworld (Concept)
Description: The place where dead people are believed to go


Name: side arm for military infantry (Role)
Description: A secondary weapon carried by soldiers on foot.


Name: accords (DOCUMENT)
Description: Agreements aiming to resolve the conflict


Name: Divine Pride (Spiritual Concept)
Description: Understanding the unity between oneself and the deity.


Name: Cameroon (LOCATION)
Description: Country in Central Africa


Name: potential context of meanings (abstract concept)
Description: The interpretations and associations that color can evoke.


Name: Australia (Location)
Description: A country encompassing the Australian mainland, Tasmania, and several other islands.


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


Name: cubic zirconia (material)
Description: A synthetic gemstone that mimics diamonds.


Name: 58 facets (or 57 if the culet is excluded) (Quantity)
Description: The typical number of facets in a modern round brilliant cut diamond.


Name: symbolist art (Art Movement)
Description: An artistic movement that emphasized symbolism and the expression of inner emotions and ideas through suggestive imagery.


Name: Albania (Location/Country)
Description: A country in southeastern Europe


Name: Morning Fog (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: A thick cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground.


Name: Late Middle Ages (time period)
Description: The period of history from roughly 1300 to 1500


Name: origins of Linear A and Cretan hieroglyphs (Concept)
Description: The unknown source or inspiration for these scripts.


Name: rococo period (Historical Period)
Description: An 18th-century European artistic movement characterized by its ornate and playful style.


Name: black-figure and red-figure vase painting (Artistic Technique)
Description: Styles of decorating pottery with black or red figures on a contrasting background


Name: including the use of clothing (aspect of life)
Description: Social norms influencing various aspects of daily routines.


Name: Turkish (LANGUAGE)
Description: The official language of Turkey


Name: Aceh War (historical event)
Description: a conflict between the Acehnese Sultanate and the Dutch East Indies


Name: Graubünden (CANTON)
Description: Largest canton in Switzerland by area.


Name: Tang dynasty-style ensemble (clothing style)
Description: A particular style of clothing from the Tang dynasty


Name: Isaac Newton (Person)
Description: An English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, alchemist, theologian, and author who is widely recognised as one of the most influential scientists of all time.


Name: numerous peaceful protests (Event)
Description: Social unrest in Brazil


Name: Mahavamsa (TEXT)
Description: An ancient chronicle of Sri Lanka.


Name: Justice (Concept)
Description: Fairness and righteousness


Name: Fish scales (Biological Material)
Description: Thin, overlapping plates covering the body of fish.


Name: Joint Museums Committee (Organization)
Description: A committee responsible for overseeing museum operations


Name: Polychrome Pottery (Ceramic Type)
Description: Ceramics decorated with multiple colors.


Name: Yellow dresses (Clothing)
Description: Dresses of the color yellow


Name: September 1919 (Date)
Description: The month and year the Gold Fixing originated


Name: Oswald Kairamo (Person)
Description: Finnish politician and botanist


Name: Acid-based Cleaning Chemicals (Chemical Substance)
Description: Cleaning agents that contain acids.


Name: East (Direction)
Description: The direction the Rhine flows initially


Name: Cherchel (City)
Description: A city in Algeria


Name: Filmmaking (ARTFORM)
Description: The art and process of creating motion pictures.


Name: 20,000 km2 (Measurement)
Description: The approximate area covered by the Golasecca culture.


Name: 3 mg/day for ages 0-6 months and 4 mg/day for ages 7-12 months (quantity)
Description: Amount of zinc recommended for daily intake for infants


Name: Witches and Sorcerers (Group)
Description: People practicing magic, often feared in the past


Name: ArcelorMittal (Company)
Description: Steel and mining company


Name: Beads (JEWELLERY ITEMS)
Description: Small decorative objects used in jewellery


Name: Eastern Guinean forests (ECOREGION)
Description: Type of forest ecosystem


Name: sombrero de catite (Hat Type)
Description: A type of hat traditionally worn in Andalusia.


Name: Maize, Rice, Soybeans, Wheat and other Grains (Grain Types)
Description: Examples of common grain crops traded in the market.


Name: Vertebrate immune system (Biological System)
Description: System responsible for defense against pathogens in vertebrates


Name: Juice (Substance)
Description: Extracted from the snails' glands


Name: Higher education (Education Level)
Description: University and college studies


Name: Britannia (National Personification)
Description: Female personification of the United Kingdom


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: Indigenous people of North Africa


Name: 466 (Time)
Description: A year in the past.


Name: Aquamaniles, incense burners or supporters for fountains (Functional Objects)
Description: Objects with practical uses related to water pouring, fragrance, or structural support.


Name: increased spending to fund infrastructure like the Corinth Canal (ECONOMIC ACTIVITY)
Description: Development project


Name: history of extraction in the Congo (EVENT)
Description: The period when minerals began being extracted from the Congo


Name: Communist Party of China (POLITICAL_PARTY)
Description: The founding and ruling political party of the People's Republic of China.


Name:  officials (social role)
Description: Persons holding government positions


Name: World War II (Event)
Description: A global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945.


Name: strongly anti-slavery (Political Stance)
Description: Opposing the institution of slavery.


Name: Appoint and Dismiss Ministers (POWER)
Description: The ability to choose and remove ministers.


Name: Silicon tetrafluoride and germanium tetrafluoride (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds consisting of silicon/germanium and four fluorine atoms


Name: Certain metamorphic rocks (Rock type)
Description: Rocks formed by the transformation of existing rocks


Name: More than 115 cm (Measurement)
Description: The minimum length of a pearl rope necklace in centimeters.


Name: Manufacturing and Construction (Economic Sector)
Description: Industries involved in producing goods and building infrastructure.


Name: Sinusoidal Projection (Map Projection)
Description: A map projection with equally spaced parallels


Name: gene flow (Biological Process)
Description: Transfer of genetic material between populations


Name: Reid Moir (PERSON)
Description: Former president of the Ipswich Museum


Name: Redstone (LOCATION)
Description: Town in the Redstone area


Name: Tribal Groups (Social Group)
Description: Groups of people with shared cultural traditions and beliefs.


Name: Otto I (PERSON)
Description: Holy Roman Emperor who granted lands to Mainz


Name: Colorless, Yellow-Golden, Red, Brown, Blue, Green (Color)
Description: Possible colors of zircon.


Name: Hill (PERSON)
Description: An American archaeologist who excavated the Acropolis.


Name: cutaneous melanoma (DISEASE)
Description: Skin cancer that develops in melanocytes


Name: Iroquois Confederacy (PoliticalAlliance)
Description: An alliance of Native American tribes in northeastern North America


Name: Higher pumping efficiency and reduced thermal loading compared to Nd:YAG  (Material Properties)
Description: Advantages of Nd:Ce:YAG over Nd:YAG.


Name: Horace Bénédict de Saussure (Person)
Description: Swiss physicist and geologist.


Name: secondary alluvial diamond deposits (GEOLOGICAL FEATURE)
Description: Diamond deposits formed by erosion and transportation of diamonds by rivers


Name: Ouro Preto (CITY)
Description: A city in Brazil known for its colonial architecture and baroque churches.


Name: three United Nations observer states (GROUP)
Description: States that participate in UN deliberations without voting rights


Name: Katherine of Aragon (PERSON)
Description: Queen consort of England from 1509 to 1533


Name: Guru Nanak's life (life event)
Description: The journey and experiences of Guru Nanak


Name: Humanity (Social Group)
Description: All humans collectively.


Name: Henry Graham (PERSON)
Description: Buyer of the estate


Name: Jews (Group)
Description: A religious and cultural group


Name: Owners of cows (Person)
Description: Individuals who own cattle


Name: Industrial Construction (Industry)
Description: The process of building infrastructure


Name: skygazing (Activity)
Description: The act of observing the sky.


Name: fighting (EVENT)
Description: Physical combat or conflict


Name: predators (Biological Entity)
Description: Organisms that hunt and kill other organisms for food.


Name: Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria (Person)
Description: Pioneer of tourism in the Balearic Islands


Name: his home in Chestnut Hill (LOCATION)
Description: Location of Yeatman's death


Name: Nucleation (Process)
Description: The initial stage of nanoparticle formation where nuclei are formed.


Name: Iron (Chemical Element)
Description: A strong, silvery-white metal.


Name: Primary Cultivation in Andalusia (Agricultural Practice)
Description: The main methods used to grow crops in the region.


Name: Many Stone Types (Category)
Description: A broad classification of gemstones.


Name: Clay (Material)
Description: A type of earth that can be molded when wet and hardens when dry.


Name: Hellenistic period funerary urns (Artifact)
Description: Two-piece urns used for funerals during the Hellenistic period


Name: Excellent mechanical and temperature properties (Property)
Description: Durable and resistant to changes in temperature


Name: Universe (Cosmological Structure)
Description: All of space and time and their contents, including planets, stars, galaxies, and all other forms of matter and energy.


Name: Epirus (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in northwestern Greece


Name: iridescent blue and green (Color)
Description: The colors observed in the plumage of the Indian peacock.


Name: Lightning (Natural phenomenon)
Description: Electrical discharge in the atmosphere


Name: privatized (STATUS)
Description: Owned and operated by private companies rather than the government.


Name: triple gold string (Jewelry Item)
Description: A string made of gold, worn around the waist


Name: New Hampshire Grants (Geographical Feature)
Description: A specific tract of land involved in land exchanges


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


Name: Māori paintings (Art Object)
Description: Artwork created by the Māori people


Name: Disaster (Event)
Description: A sudden event that causes great damage or suffering


Name: Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore (BCCS) (Organization)
Description: Issuing authority for Singapore currency


Name: Carbonaceous film (Type of material)
Description: Thin film composed primarily of carbon


Name: 43 AD (Time)
Description: The year 43 of the Anno Domini era


Name: jnana-marga (CONCEPT)
Description: The path of knowledge, emphasizing understanding and wisdom


Name: Molluskan bivalves (ANIMAL GROUP)
Description: Clams that produce nacreous pearls


Name: Homo erectus (Hominin species)
Description: An extinct species of archaic humans


Name: Calcium cycling (Process)
Description: The natural cycle of calcium movement through the Earth's systems.


Name: Gods and heroes of the Bronze Age: Europe in the time of Odysseus (Title)
Description: The title of the 1999 exhibition in Bonn.


Name: Hydrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas that is the lightest element.


Name: not free (POLITICAL STATUS)
Description: Lacking fundamental rights and freedoms


Name: inner alpine valleys (Geographical Location)
Description: Valleys located within the Alps mountain range.


Name: Viktor Yuschenko (PERSON)
Description: Pro-Western presidential candidate of Ukraine


Name: Universally accepted conventional or institutional meaning of Hinduism (Statement)
Description: The assertion that Vaidika dharma implies a single, universally understood definition of Hinduism.


Name: Byzantine Greeks (Ethnic Group)
Description: People of Greek origin living in the Byzantine Empire.


Name: Pearl (Literary Work)
Description: A Middle English religious poem


Name: to secure them (Action)
Description: The purpose of drilling the holes


Name: Stone Sculpture (Sculpture Type)
Description: Sculptures made from stone


Name: Coade stone (Type of Anthropic Rock)
Description: An artificial stone developed in the 18th century.


Name: Manuel_I_of_Portugal (Person)
Description: King of Portugal


Name: Restraint and Self-Control (Virtue/Quality)
Description: Leading to the cessation of suffering and rebirth cycles.


Name: Nanoparticles (ScientificConcept)
Description: A particle with dimensions in the nanometer range.


Name: Long Island Sound (Body of Water)
Description: A sound located off the southern coast of Connecticut and Long Island


Name: Phrygia Salutaris (Region)
Description: A historical region in Asia Minor


Name: Fossil (Physical Object)
Description: Preserved remains of ancient life.


Name: Transport systems (Biological Process)
Description: Mechanisms that regulate the movement of substances within the body.


Name: Gray (Color)
Description: Common modifier affecting emerald's color intensity


Name: Arabic loanwords (WORD CATEGORY)
Description: Words borrowed from the Arabic language into Berber languages.


Name: Juan Diego (Person)
Description: A Nahua man associated with the apparition of the Virgin of Guadalupe


Name: Federal Railroad Police (LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY)
Description: A federal law enforcement agency focused on railroads in Brazil


Name: Bullion coins (Type of Coin)
Description: Coins made from precious metals intended for collectors or investors.


Name: Iron and trapped hole color centers (Gemological Factors)
Description: Factors that influence the color intensity and shade of a ruby.


Name: Ottomans (PEOPLE)
Description: Members of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Brooklyn Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum in New York City


Name: Hue and Saturation (Color Properties)
Description: Factors that determine the intensity and purity of a color.


Name: Increases in Prices (Economic Phenomenon)
Description: Rising costs of goods and services


Name: Veneto, Etruria, and Campania (Location)
Description: The regions where the individuals lived.


Name: 20 Fenchurch Street (BUILDING)
Description: A skyscraper in London designed by Rafael Viñoly


Name: revival of Arab Andalusian music (EVENT)
Description: The movement to restore and promote Arab Andalusian music.


Name: Fujian Coast (LOCATION)
Description: Region on mainland China facing Taiwan.


Name: Mocha (City)
Description: A port city in Yemen known for its coffee trade.


Name: Foundation of Western art (Artistic Movement)
Description: The historical development and evolution of art in Europe.


Name: Metals (Material)
Description: Solid materials with high electrical and thermal conductivity.


Name: mezzotint (ART_TECHNIQUE)
Description: A printmaking method that creates tonal variations by roughening the surface of a copper plate.


Name: Hall's co-workers (PERSON)
Description: Colleagues who worked with Hall on diamond synthesis


Name: women (GENDER GROUP)
Description: Adult females.


Name: Berber Memories: Women and Jewellery in Morocco (BOOK)
Description: A book about Berber women and their jewellery.


Name: 4.8 global hectares per person (Quantity)
Description: Ecological footprint of consumption per capita in the Netherlands


Name: major industry (INDUSTRY TYPE)
Description: An industry sector that is large and important to the economy


Name: Definition of Natural Classification (Concept)
Description: A proposal for what constitutes a natural classification system.


Name: veterinary medicine (profession)
Description: The branch of medicine dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases in animals.


Name: Radiometric Dating (TECHNIQUE)
Description: A method for determining the age of rocks and fossils using radioactive decay


Name: Forest (Land Cover Type)
Description: An area with a high density of trees


Name: Lithium aluminium hydride (Chemical Compound)
Description: A reducing agent used in organic chemistry.


Name: Xolotl (Deity)
Description: An Aztec god associated with death, lightning, and misfortune.


Name: European Civil Service (Government Organization)
Description: The administrative body of the European Union.


Name: Boniface of Montferrat (PERSON)
Description: Ruler of the Kingdom of Thessalonica


Name: Military survival kits (Kit)
Description: Collections of tools and supplies for surviving in dangerous situations


Name: Antonio de Nebrija (Person)
Description: Spanish humanist and grammarian


Name: Mycenaean artistry and craftsmanship (Cultural characteristic)
Description: Skills and techniques used in creating objects


Name: small (SIZE DESCRIPTOR)
Description: Limited in scope or scale


Name: Chemical Impurities (Substance)
Description: Foreign substances present within a material.


Name: Old Low Franconian or Old Dutch (Language)
Description: The language spoken by Franks after Old Frankish evolved.


Name: Black Point (Color Point)
Description: Point representing black color in a color model.


Name: Crans-Montana (Location)
Description: A village in the Swiss Alps known for skiing and hiking


Name: Democratic Party of Albanians (POLITICAL PARTY)
Description: A political party representing Albanian interests in North Macedonia.


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


Name: god (Noun)
Description: A being worshipped as having power over nature or human affairs.


Name: Jáchymov (City)
Description: A city in Czech Republic


Name: Plump Appearance (Physical Attribute)
Description: A description of a body type.


Name: protests (EVENT)
Description: Demonstrations against the government


Name: Ohrid (Location)
Description: A city in present-day North Macedonia.


Name: US Pre-1965 Five-cent Coin (Nickel) (Coin)
Description: A five-cent coin circulating in the US before 1965.


Name: Magnesite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is sometimes found in Verd antique.


Name: One-handed sword (Weapon)
Description: A sword designed to be wielded with one hand.


Name: Corfu (Location)
Description: Greek island


Name: Some segments of Taiwanese society (Social Group)
Description: People within Taiwan who favor independence.


Name: Great Britain, Central Europe and the Nordic countries (Region)
Description: Regions within Europe


Name: Conversion of carbon into diamond (Process)
Description: Transformation of carbon from explosives into diamond structure


Name: Explosion (Event)
Description: Detonation event in a metal chamber


Name: Lithium content in Earth's crust (Quantity)
Description: The amount of lithium present per unit mass of the Earth's crust


Name: mudbricks (MATERIAL)
Description: Bricks made from mud


Name: Partition of India (Historical Event)
Description: The division of British India into India and Pakistan.


Name: Legislative branch (BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT)
Description: The branch of government responsible for making laws.


Name: pigment (material)
Description: Substance used to give color


Name: First Fissile Isotope Discovered (Scientific Discovery)
Description: The first isotope found to be capable of sustaining a nuclear chain reaction.


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A brittle, amorphous solid material.


Name: Mineral springs, brine pools, and brine deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Concentrations of saline water found naturally in the Earth


Name: Vesuvius (Volcano)
Description: A volcano in Italy


Name: Pennyghael (Village)
Description: Village on Ross of Mull


Name: analyze anaphora (Concept)
Description: Understanding the relationships between pronouns and their antecedents


Name: Male Citizens (PERSON)
Description: Men who are citizens of Switzerland


Name: substrates (Chemical Compound)
Description: Molecules upon which enzymes act


Name: Adequate Intakes (AI) (Dietary Guideline Terms)
Description: Values based on observed or experimentally determined approximations of nutrient intakes by groups of healthy people.


Name: Fascist Italy (Political Entity/State)
Description: Italy under fascist rule


Name: V.M.  Tsygankov and A.P. Krasnikov (Person)
Description: Researchers who developed the skull crucible technique.


Name: Red Data Book of Ukraine (DOCUMENT)
Description: List of threatened and endangered species in Ukraine


Name: Neo-Confucians (PEOPLE GROUP)
Description: Adherents of Neo-Confucianism.


Name: immunisation program (HEALTHCARE_PROGRAM)
Description: Program to protect against infectious diseases


Name: northern coastal and southern Saharan zones (GEO_POLITICAL_ZONE)
Description: Regions in Morocco under Spanish protection


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: Island nation in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: Maintenance and construction materials (Material)
Description: Materials used for building and repair


Name: Supreme Power (Political Authority)
Description: Ultimate authority and control


Name: Iron Smelting (Industrial Process)
Description: Extracting iron from its ores.


Name: gold ornaments (Artifact)
Description: Ornamental objects made of gold.


Name: Faux pearl (Material)
Description: Artificial pearls that mimic the appearance of natural pearls.


Name: French literature (Literary Work)
Description: The body of written works in the French language.


Name: Right Corner (Structural Element)
Description: The rightmost corner of the east pediment.


Name: Women and Menstruating Individuals (Group)
Description: People who menstruate.


Name: Museum in Sicily (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Unidentified Museum housing one sculpture.


Name: bone (material)
Description: A less durable but cheaper material used in sculpture.


Name: Verhofstadt's coalition, which faired badly (Political Group)
Description: The political alliance supporting Guy Verhofstadt as Prime Minister


Name: Screwed studs (Technique)
Description: A method of attaching pieces of cut steel using screws


Name: Sacred Text (Religious Document)
Description: Writings considered holy in a religion


Name: Nijmegen (CITY)
Description: A city in the Netherlands


Name: over 35,000 km (LENGTH)
Description: Distance of fiber optic cables.


Name: Zanzibar (Location)
Description: Island off the coast of East Africa


Name: Sword (Weapon)
Description: A bladed weapon with a handle and often a guard


Name: Tunisia (COUNTRY)
Description: A North African nation


Name: Chinese boron producers (group)
Description: Companies in China that mine and process boron.


Name: Microorganisms (Biological Entity)
Description: Tiny living organisms that are too small to be seen with the naked eye


Name: Mapmaking (FIELD)
Description: The science and art of making maps


Name: 7 million people (QUANTITY)
Description: Estimated number of indigenous inhabitants


Name: 0.25 mm - 0.6 mm (Measurement)
Description: Range of thickness of the golden hats


Name: Taliban and their allies (Political Group)
Description: The Taliban and those who supported them.


Name: Jade Carving (Art Practice)
Description: The act of carving jade into objects.


Name: Arhats (Enlightened Buddhist)
Description: One who has achieved nirvana and is free from suffering


Name: Utraquist Hussites (Group)
Description: Followers of Utraquism


Name: Images of the Virgin Mary (Religious Iconography)
Description: Visual representations of Mary, mother of Jesus.


Name: IMRO (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization


Name: Executive Order 13213 (Legal Document)
Description: An order banning rough diamond importation from Liberia into the United States


Name: Magma (Molten rock)
Description: Liquid rock found beneath the Earth's surface


Name: Biological Processes (Life Processes)
Description: Processes occurring within living organisms.


Name: Semiconductor chips (Electronic component)
Description: Integrated circuits used in electronic devices.


Name: Colour names (CONCEPT)
Description: Names given to colors


Name: Fellow Professionals (People)
Description: Other individuals working in the same profession


Name: Largest global center for trading public equity and debt capital markets (RANKING/POSITION)
Description: The leading location globally for trading public equities and debt


Name: Swastika (Symbol)
Description: An ancient symbol with four arms extending from a central point, resembling a cross.


Name: Best Lens Designs (Optical Instrument Design)
Description: Designs optimized for minimal optical aberrations.


Name: white, yellow, pale-green, brown (color)
Description: Possible colors of lime hornfels


Name: Region around Arlon (REGION)
Description: Area in southern Belgium


Name: Finest Etruscan Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: High-quality jewelry pieces created by the Etruscans.


Name: Competitive examinations (Process)
Description: Tests used to select individuals for government positions based on their abilities.


Name: regulatory capital requirement (REGULATION)
Description: Minimum capital levels mandated by regulatory authorities for financial institutions.


Name: palace at Phaistos (BUILDING TYPE)
Description: A specific Minoan palace


Name: large round towers and salients (ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE)
Description: Defensive elements incorporated into the castle walls.


Name: Moon (natural satellite)
Description: Earth's only natural satellite.


Name: problematic in the West (STATE)
Description: Difficult to accept in Western culture


Name: Scandinavian Diamond Nomenclature (System)
Description: A system for naming and classifying diamonds.


Name: Kingdom of Prussia (Political Entity)
Description: A powerful German kingdom


Name: Balkh (Location)
Description: A city in Afghanistan


Name: Hedwig glasses (Glassware)
Description: A small group of 11th(?)-century glasses inspired by Fatimid rock-crystal vessels


Name: Boron Compounds or Carriers (Chemical Substance)
Description: Molecules that can bind to and transport boron.


Name: gui (Jade Artifact)
Description: A flat, bladelike jade object.


Name: Flint (Mineral)
Description: A hard, sedimentary cryptocrystalline form of silica that exhibits conchoidal fracture.


Name: Northern branch of Buddhist art (Art style)
Description: Buddhist art that developed in Northern regions.


Name: Sulfur atoms from cysteine residues (Chemical Group)
Description: Sulfur atoms part of cysteine amino acid residues in the protein


Name: 21 million tons (QUANTITY)
Description: Estimated size of Afghanistan's lithium reserves.


Name: Red-Orange Hair (PHYSICAL_CHARACTERISTIC)
Description: Hair color


Name: monumental architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Large-scale, impressive structures.


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A precious gemstone.


Name: development of Western thought (CONCEPT)
Description: The evolution of philosophical and intellectual ideas in the West.


Name: Craft (Skill)
Description: Practical and functional skill applied in everyday tasks.


Name: Periadriatic Line (Geological Feature)
Description: A major fault line that separates the Alps from other mountain ranges.


Name: Islam Observers (Population Group)
Description: Muslims living in New York City.


Name: Japanese Swords (Weapon)
Description: Sharp-edged weapons with a handle and blade originating from Japan


Name: Flowers (Plant Part)
Description: The reproductive part of a plant.


Name: valence band (Structure)
Description: A band of energy levels in a semiconductor that contains electrons responsible for conduction.


Name: Houses of Social Elite (Residential Structure)
Description: Residences of individuals belonging to the upper classes of society.


Name: currency (APPLICATION)
Description: Money


Name: Colors (VISUAL ELEMENTS)
Description: Pigments applied to a surface to create visual effects.


Name: Silicon Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: An insulator formed by the oxidation of silicon.


Name: Constantine (Person)
Description: Brother of Methodius and future Saint Cyril


Name: Operating High School (Educational Institution)
Description: A secondary school currently in operation.


Name: 0.71% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of Uranium-235 in natural uranium


Name: rarity (Property)
Description: The state of being uncommon or infrequent.


Name: Beeldenstorm (Historical Event)
Description: A wave of iconoclasm that swept through the Netherlands in the 16th century during the Protestant Reformation.


Name: mixture of green and blue light (substance)
Description: The result of combining green and blue light


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy that originated in India.


Name: High-Pressure Mineral Polymorphs (Mineralogical Feature)
Description: Minerals that have transformed into different crystal structures due to the extreme pressures of impact.


Name: Gottfried Björling (PERSON)
Description: A Swedish industrialist


Name: Hoggar Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A highland region in central Sahara, southern Algeria.


Name: Shale gas (Energy Source)
Description: Natural gas trapped in shale rock formations


Name: northwestern province of Xinjiang (Location)
Description: Province in northwest China


Name: Corals and Crinoids (Fossil)
Description: Marine invertebrates that can be seen in cross-sections of St. Genevieve Gold Vein.


Name: Competitive Examination (Process)
Description: Selection process for civil service positions


Name: well-described meteorites found in Algeria and Libya (object)
Description: Number of categorized meteorites discovered in the specified regions.


Name: Potassium (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical substance with the symbol K


Name: the distinction between civilized and uncivilized (CONCEPT)
Description: A binary categorization based on perceived cultural advancement


Name: early black dyes (COLOR)
Description: Early forms of black dye


Name: Current and magnetic field sensor (Sensor Device)
Description: A device that measures electrical current or magnetic fields


Name: Radiating to Acicular Prismatic Crystals (Crystal Habit)
Description: The characteristic shape of Hodgkinsonite crystals


Name: High Precipitation (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: Heavy rainfall or snowfall


Name: Mycenaeans (People)
Description: Inhabitants of Mycenaean Greece


Name: chemical and mineral changes (scientific phenomenon)
Description: Changes in the chemical composition and mineral structure of rocks.


Name: everyday use (PURPOSE)
Description: Uses related to daily life activities


Name: Missouri Compromise (Political Agreement)
Description: An attempt to balance the issue of slavery in new territories.


Name: commoners and labourers (social group)
Description: Ordinary people of lower social standing, including those who perform physical work


Name: James Cook (Person)
Description: A British explorer who visited Tahiti


Name: 50.4% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of female population in Collonges (as of 2008)


Name: Bay Area (Region)
Description: A metropolitan region in California.


Name: UK (Country)
Description: The United Kingdom


Name: Continuous network of carbon atoms (Structural Feature)
Description: Carbon atoms are bonded together in a continuous three-dimensional network.


Name: 47.6°C (Temperature)
Description: The highest temperature recorded in the Guadalquivir valley


Name: Patent Owners (Group)
Description: Individuals or companies holding patents on diamond grading machines.


Name: Spanish (NATIONALITY)
Description: People from Spain


Name: Greater China Concept (Concept)
Description: The idea of 'Greater China'.


Name: Meteorite impact sites (Geological Locations)
Description: Places where Stishovite is located


Name: Western Sahara War (CONFLICT)
Description: Armed struggle over control of Western Sahara


Name: Xenon hexafluoroplatinate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound containing xenon, fluorine and platinum.


Name: Calcareous phyllites and schists (Rock type)
Description: Foliated metamorphic rocks rich in micas


Name: Napoleonic Helvetic Republic (HISTORICAL ENTITY)
Description: A short-lived republic in Switzerland during the Napoleonic era


Name: canoe (WATERCRAFT)
Description: A narrow, lightweight boat propelled by paddles


Name: Sétif and Guelma massacre (EVENT)
Description: Violent suppression of the uprising


Name: Montjardin (Location)
Description: A town in France known for jet mining


Name: humao (Attire)
Description: A type of traditional Chinese clothing.


Name: Barrovian Metamorphism (Metamorphic Series)
Description: A sequence of metamorphic rock types formed under increasing temperature and pressure.


Name: Wax (Material)
Description: Substance derived from beeswax


Name: Majorelle Garden (GARDEN)
Description: A botanical garden in Marrakech


Name: Ozark National Scenic Riverways (NATIONAL PARK)
Description: National park protecting rivers and surrounding lands in the Ozark Mountains.


Name: Barbarian Invasions (EVENT)
Description: Series of invasions by Germanic tribes into the Roman Empire


Name: Opponent Channels (Biological Structure)
Description: Channels in the visual system that process opposing color pairs (e.g., red-green).


Name: Tides (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The rise and fall of sea levels


Name: Sa'adi dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that expelled the Portuguese from Morocco.


Name: porro (Musical Rhythm)
Description: A monotonous but joyful rhythm from the Caribbean region of Colombia.


Name: Aztec Syllabic Writing System (WRITING_SYSTEM)
Description: The system of writing used by the Aztecs


Name: volpe (word)
Description: The Italian word for fox.


Name: one of the world's most stable and well-governed states (DESCRIPTION)
Description: A descriptor of a country's political stability and governance.


Name: Rhenium Diboride (ReB2) (Compounds)
Description: A boron compound with rhenium


Name: Wet or dry (STATE)
Description: Indicates the condition of the watercolor pencils.


Name: Nesosilicate Group (Mineral Group)
Description: Minerals with isolated silicate tetrahedra.


Name: Cyanide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A highly toxic compound containing a carbon triple-bonded to a nitrogen atom.


Name: Federal government (GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY)
Description: National level of government


Name: hotel-like style (Style)
Description: A way of operating resembling hotels, with room rentals.


Name: Catholics (Religious Group)
Description: Followers of the Catholic faith.


Name: Pero Vaz de Caminha (Person)
Description: A Portuguese explorer who documented his experiences in Brazil.


Name: Caribbean Sea (BODY OF WATER)
Description: Sea in the Americas


Name: Han Chinese women's underwear (Clothing Category)
Description: Undergarments worn by Han Chinese women.


Name: Principality of Achaea (Political Entity)
Description: A Frankish principality in the Peloponnese


Name: Kidney structure abnormalities (Medical Condition)
Description: Deviations from normal kidney shape or size


Name: Leventina (District)
Description: A district in Ticino


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A colorless, transparent, odorless liquid.


Name: Gastric acid secretion (Physiological Process)
Description: The production and release of hydrochloric acid by the stomach


Name: June 14, 2020 (DATE)
Description: Date of the event


Name: International Church of the Foursquare Gospel (Religious Denomination)
Description: Pentecostal denomination


Name: Swiss Plateau (Geographic Feature)
Description: A plateau region in central Switzerland.


Name: 4500 years ago (TIME)
Description: A time point 4500 years in the past


Name: Agadir, Essaouira, El Jadida, and Larache (City)
Description: Important fishing harbors in Morocco


Name: John MacDonald (PERSON)
Description: -


Name: Trapiche Pattern (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A fixed-star pattern found in minerals


Name: Multi-walled nanotubes (MWNTs) (Type of Nanotube)
Description: Carbon nanotubes consisting of multiple concentric graphene sheets rolled into cylinders.


Name: 51 council members (Quantity)
Description: Number of members in the City Council


Name: Vandals (CIVILIZATION)
Description: Germanic tribe


Name: Mycenae (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site known for its Mycenaean palatial structures.


Name: prices in Taiwan (ECONOMIC_INDICATOR)
Description: Level of prices for goods and services in Taiwan


Name: Imbue the wearer with power or protection (Abstract Concept)
Description: Granting strength or safety


Name: People's Party (Political party)
Description: A political party in Spain


Name: Libero Andreotti (Sculptor)
Description: Early master of modern classicism.


Name: Parliament of North Macedonia (LEGISLATIVE BODY)
Description: The legislative body responsible for making laws in North Macedonia.


Name: reduction of natural diamond's conductivity (Process)
Description: The decrease in thermal conductivity observed in natural diamonds.


Name: Concentrated Brines (Substance)
Description: Highly saline solutions.


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia with a long history.


Name: Willem de Kooning (Person)
Description: Dutch-American painter associated with abstract expressionism


Name: crystal structure (Property)
Description: The arrangement of atoms in a crystalline solid.


Name: Seal engravers (Profession)
Description: Artists who carve seals.


Name: a leading dramatist (DESCRIPTION)
Description: -


Name: Institutions and systems of laws (SYSTEMS)
Description: Structures and rules governing society


Name: Physical and Psychological Process (Concept)
Description: A process that involves both physical actions and mental states


Name: skirts and high-waisted, wrap-style robes with wide sleeves (Clothing Features)
Description: Specific features of Han Chinese attire


Name: Marginalized groups (Social group)
Description: Groups of people who face social disadvantage and exclusion due to factors such as race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status.


Name: Turkey (STATE)
Description: Modern nation-state established in 1923


Name: enormous coal deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Large concentrations of coal


Name: 16 national holidays (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of official holidays in Japan


Name: Cosine (Trigonometric Function)
Description: A mathematical function that relates an angle of a right triangle to the ratio of the side adjacent to the angle and the hypotenuse.


Name: 38 km (Measurement)
Description: A unit of distance equal to 1000 meters.


Name: chemicals (substance)
Description: Matter with a definite composition and properties.


Name: Greek Peninsula (GEOGRAPHICAL_LOCATION)
Description: The large peninsula in southeastern Europe that forms the majority of modern Greece.


Name: Ptolemies (DYNASTY)
Description: Royal family ruling Egypt during the Hellenistic period


Name: Pottery (Material)
Description: Objects made from clay and fired in a kiln


Name: production of automobiles, aircraft, appliances, agricultural machinery, commercial construction, and infrastructure (INDUSTRY SECTORS)
Description: The sectors that heavily rely on fasteners.


Name: Maker of synthetic diamonds (Organization)
Description: Company producing lab-grown diamonds.


Name: many fashion designers and brands (GROUP)
Description: People who create and sell clothing


Name: 40Ca (Isotope)
Description: The most common isotope of calcium.


Name: County of Argyll (ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION)
Description: A county in Scotland.


Name: Yarkand, White Jade (Yurungkash) and Black Jade (Karakash) Rivers (Location)
Description: Rivers in the Taklamakan Desert region known for jade deposits.


Name: Christian Trinity (Religious Concept)
Description: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in Christianity.


Name: Arabesque design (Design Style)
Description: Intricate, symmetrical designs often found in Islamic art


Name: Pope Sylvester II (PERSON)
Description: French-born Pope


Name: UO+2 (ion)
Description: Uranium(V) ion


Name: Ip-art (Name)
Description: Nickname of the Ipswich Arts Festival.


Name: brown diamonds (Gemstone Type)
Description: Diamonds with a brown color


Name: Summits of Hills or Rocky Outcrops (Geographical Feature)
Description: Elevated locations providing strategic advantages.


Name: girdle (part of diamond cut)
Description: The outer edge of a diamond's cut.


Name: meeting (Event)
Description: A gathering in Doha, Qatar between Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, Hamid Karzai and Abdullah Abdullah


Name: Bight of Benin (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: A bay on the coast of West Africa


Name: Mn levels (Quantity)
Description: Concentration of manganese


Name: mine (LOCATION)
Description: Uranium mine in Miedzianka


Name: 12% in 2007 and further lowered to 10% in 2008 (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The initial rate and its subsequent reduction.


Name: ambitious new building projects, booming international trade, and artistic developments such as the marine style (Phenomena)
Description: Key characteristics of Late Minoan IB period


Name: Thasos (Island)
Description: An island in Greece


Name: Moroccan cinema (Category)
Description: Films produced in Morocco


Name: Analyst (Job Position)
Description: A common position requiring an undergraduate degree.


Name: Lithium Valley (Geographic Location)
Description: Region in California known for lithium deposits.


Name: 42.0% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of female workers


Name: Second Balkan War (EVENT)
Description: War fought in the Balkans in 1913


Name: arable land (LAND USE TYPE)
Description: Land suitable for growing crops


Name: scholars (Profession)
Description: Individuals engaged in academic research and study.


Name: Religious paintings (Art Work)
Description: Paintings depicting religious themes and figures.


Name: Southern Netherlands (Region)
Description: Part of the Netherlands under Spanish and Austrian Habsburg rule


Name: 300 CE (Date)
Description: Year when Puranas started to be composed


Name: Euboean alphabet (Alphabet)
Description: An ancient Greek alphabet


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


Name: Deep mining (Mining Method)
Description: A method of extracting minerals from deep underground.


Name: 75% Copper (Ratio)
Description: The proportion of copper in the US five-cent coin


Name: Inclusivism (CONCEPT)
Description: The idea that all religions are part of a single truth


Name: Bergamo (City)
Description: A city in northern Italy


Name: yin and yang theory (philosophical concept)
Description: A Chinese philosophical concept representing duality and balance.


Name: Arad (City)
Description: A city in the Negev desert of Israel.


Name: Biological Molecules (Scientific Concept)
Description: Molecules found in living organisms, such as proteins and nucleic acids.


Name: Democrats (Political Party)
Description: A political party in the United States.


Name: specialised units and agencies (law enforcement agency)
Description: Units within law enforcement with specific responsibilities


Name: sheaf (agricultural tool/product)
Description: Bundles of cereal crop stems bound together.


Name: Pueblo tribe (Indigenous Peoples)
Description: Tribes located in the Southwestern United States


Name: Aetites (Mineral)
Description: Stones believed to prevent miscarriage


Name: 4,976 (Number)
Description: Estimated number of foreign-born immigrants living in Aosta Valley as of 2006


Name: Quenching (Geological Process)
Description: Rapid cooling of a molten material.


Name: Tektites from strewnfields (Mineral)
Description: Glassy objects formed by meteorite impacts, grouped by their origin location


Name: pastel (dish)
Description: A fried pastry popular in Brazil.


Name: some of the oldest evidence of life on Earth (Scientific Observation)
Description: Fossils and other indicators of early life forms.


Name: cost of aluminium production and pollution control (Economic Factor)
Description: The financial implications of producing aluminium and managing environmental impact.


Name: Complete Crystallization (State)
Description: A condition where all of the molten material has transformed into crystals.


Name: Coco Chanel (PERSON)
Description: French fashion designer


Name: Party for Freedom (POLITICAL PARTY)
Description: Right-wing populist party in the Netherlands.


Name: Illustrators (Profession)
Description: Artists who create visual representations for publications.


Name: United Nations Security Council (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A UN body responsible for international peace and security


Name: Westernmost point of Europe (Geographical Feature)
Description: The furthest point west in Europe.


Name: Carolingian art (Art Movement)
Description: An artistic style prevalent during the Carolingian Empire.


Name: Silicon (Chemical element)
Description: A metalloid element with atomic number 14.


Name: Igneous Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava.


Name: Irish Jade (Variety)
Description: A rare type of Connemara marble.


Name: Adpression (Term)
Description: Covers both compression and impression fossils


Name: Syenite (Rock Type)
Description: A light-colored, coarse-grained igneous rock rich in alkali feldspar.


Name: Seawater (Natural substance)
Description: Chemical interaction with lavas as they cool.


Name: Switzerland (COUNTRY)
Description: A European country known for its neutrality.


Name: Embossed and Signed (Method)
Description: A way to apply a seal.


Name: Venus of Dolní Věstonice (Artwork)
Description: An important example of prehistoric art


Name: 6 (Number)
Description: The atomic number of Carbon.


Name: health insurance plan provided by statute (PLAN TYPE)
Description: Type of health insurance mandated by law


Name: Natural gas (Fuel)
Description: A combustible mixture of hydrocarbons found in the earth.


Name: Gertrude Middleton (PERSON)
Description: Wife of Arie Poldervaart


Name: titanium production (INDUSTRY)
Description: The commercial activity of making titanium


Name: Sealing Documents (Activity)
Description: Closing and authenticating documents with wax.


Name: Veneti (Ethnic group)
Description: Ancient name for Early Slavic peoples


Name: Clothing worn in Yuan Dynasty (Clothing Style)
Description: Attire prevalent during the Yuan dynasty.


Name: Colonization (Historical Process)
Description: Establishment of control over a territory by a foreign power.


Name: Veio Grotta Gramiccia (LOCATION)
Description: An ancient burial site near Veio, Italy.


Name: Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Government Institution)
Description: The ministry responsible for Greece's foreign relations


Name: sumptuary laws (legal rule)
Description: Laws that regulate the consumption and display of luxury goods, often based on social status.


Name: 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine (EVENT)
Description: The ongoing military invasion of Ukraine by Russia.


Name: Echinoidea (Class)
Description: Class of echinoderms that includes sea urchins


Name: many minerals and other substances to fluoresce (Phenomenon)
Description: The emission of visible light by a substance when exposed to ultraviolet radiation.


Name: 300 pieces (QUANTITY)
Description: The approximate number of jewellery items in the collection.


Name: 1793 (Date)
Description: Year Timur Shah Durrani died


Name: Wood-pulp paper (Writing Material)
Description: Paper made from wood pulp.


Name: Anastomosing Filaments (Crystal Shape)
Description: Filamentous crystals that interconnect.


Name: Bluebells (PLANT)
Description: Flowers that bloom in spring and are often found in woodlands.


Name: 746.24 square kilometers (AREA)
Description: Total area of Itoigawa


Name: Process of human development (Process)
Description: Transformation from a primitive state to a civilized one.


Name: further growth in Buddhist institutions (EVENT)
Description: Increase of Buddhist organizations


Name: Strongly Alkaline Solution (Chemical Condition)
Description: A solution with a high pH value.


Name: 95% of the population (DEMOGRAPHIC GROUP)
Description: Majority of Moroccan citizens


Name: Pirates and Mayors (POLITICAL ALLIANCE)
Description: Alliance between the Pirate Party and Mayors and Independents


Name: Jean-Antoine Houdon (Artist)
Description: A French sculptor known for his portrait busts


Name: English and Romance languages (Language Family)
Description: A group of related languages that descended from Latin


Name: inkan tōroku shōmei-sho (DOCUMENT)
Description: A certificate of seal impression


Name: Lack of Firm French Establishment (SITUATION)
Description: The absence of a strong and permanent French presence in Ivory Coast.


Name: Buntsandstein (Geological Formation)
Description: Red sandstone formation


Name: D3d (Symmetry Group)
Description: The symmetry group of a triangular antiprism, order 12


Name: Titanium Use in Orthopedic Implants (Application)
Description: The use of titanium in medical implants for bones and joints.


Name: 2 feet (0.61 m) (Measurement)
Description: Approximate length of the katzbalger blade.


Name: Secret cisterns (Architectural Feature)
Description: Hidden underground chambers for storing water.


Name: Slaves delivered from Moravia to the west  (Event)
Description: The transportation of enslaved people from Great Moravia to western regions.


Name: Ceramics (Material)
Description: Clay-based materials used for making objects.


Name: £5 and £100 (CurrencyRange)
Description: Values of the bonds


Name: Electronics industry (Industry)
Description: Sector manufacturing electronic devices


Name: French colonial rule (HISTORICAL EVENT)
Description: A period of French dominance over the Ivory Coast


Name: Rif region (LOCATION)
Description: A mountainous region in northern Morocco


Name: babies being blinded by the high oxygen content (Adverse Event)
Description: Vision loss as a side effect of excessive oxygen exposure.


Name: National Railroad Passenger Corporation (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A publicly funded corporation that operates passenger rail service in the United States.


Name: Accreted terranes (Geological Feature)
Description: Terranes that have attached themselves to another landmass


Name: Smuggled plutonium (Material)
Description: Plutonium illegally traded, often intended for nuclear weapons production.


Name: Empire (GEOGRAPHICAL ENTITY)
Description: The territory ruled by the Roman emperor


Name: reincarnation idea (concept)
Description: The belief that the soul is reborn into a new body after death.


Name: taxes (Economic System)
Description: Compulsory financial contributions levied on subjects.


Name: four independent arms (Organizational Structure)
Description: Branches operating independently within the PLA.


Name: Celts (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of people originating in Central Europe.


Name: 46 outer, 23 inner (Quantity)
Description: Total number of columns in the Parthenon


Name: level where temperature and pressure is less than supercritical water phase boundary (Geological Condition)
Description: A specific depth and temperature where water transitions to a supercritical state.


Name: Government (Political Institution)
Description: The governing body of a country.


Name: ANSI 107-2010 standard (Standard)
Description: Safety Standard for High Visibility Clothing


Name: harvesting permits (DOCUMENT)
Description: Permissions to harvest black corals


Name: different regions and civilizations (Sociopolitical Entity)
Description: Groups of people with shared cultural traits, political structures, and geographical boundaries.


Name: Ferronnière Headband (Accessory)
Description: The headband worn by the sitter in the painting.


Name: Enslaved African Americans (PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals enslaved by the settlers.


Name: Wunsiedel (City)
Description: Town in Bavaria, Germany


Name: Nordisk Fabriker (COMPANY)
Description: A company that manufactures copper


Name: arrowheads (Artifact)
Description: Projectile points for arrows


Name: Thomas Gainsborough (PERSON)
Description: A painter known for his distinctive style


Name: mineral with variable composition (scientific concept)
Description: A mineral whose chemical makeup can change.


Name: Pediments and friezes (Architectural Elements)
Description: Decorative elements found on temple facades and walls


Name: Taygetos Mountains (Landform)
Description: Mountain range in southern Greece


Name: world (GLOBAL)
Description: The entire planet Earth and its inhabitants


Name: coral trade (INDUSTRY)
Description: Commercial activity involving precious coral


Name: recrystallization of existing grains (geological process)
Description: The transformation of existing mineral crystals into new ones with different sizes and arrangements.


Name: 1650 BC (Date)
Description: Year in the Bronze Age calendar


Name: Steel ring (COMPONENT)
Description: Ring made of steel material


Name: Fluorescent nanodiamonds (Material)
Description: Nanodiamonds that emit light when excited


Name: Spessart (Geographical Region)
Description: A forested mountain range in Germany.


Name: Aids to Personal Grooming (Purpose)
Description: Tools for enhancing personal appearance


Name: Muslim Albanian settlers (PEOPLE)
Description: A group of people settled in Vardounia by the Ottomans.


Name: International Space Station (SPACE STATION)
Description: A habitable artificial satellite in low Earth orbit


Name: Wool and silk (Material)
Description: Fabrics commonly dyed with Tyrian purple


Name: West Inwood (Subregion)
Description: The portion of Inwood west of Broadway


Name: legal diamond industry (Industry)
Description: Sector involved in legal diamond mining, trading, and processing


Name: Gaul (PERSON)
Description: An enemy soldier of Titus Manlius


Name: Counter-Maniera (Art Term)
Description: A term used to describe a style of art


Name: Zhanmadao  (Sword Type)
Description: A large Chinese sword with a single-edged, wide blade often used by cavalry


Name: Industrial abrasive (Use)
Description: A material used to smooth or polish surfaces


Name: marine environmental crime (Crime)
Description: Illegal activities that harm the marine environment.


Name: Signal (Concept)
Description: Information transmitted as a wave or variation.


Name: Three basis vectors (Mathematical Concept)
Description: Vectors that define the orientation and length of the unit cell in a crystal lattice.


Name: Labour Party (Political Party)
Description: A socialist political party often associated with the colour red.


Name: Eyelet holes (Feature)
Description: Holes in fabric for threading.


Name: accommodations (Service Type)
Description: Places to stay overnight, such as hotels or guesthouses.


Name: orthosilicic acid (monosilicic acid) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A soluble form of silicon.


Name: Other green gems (Gemstone category)
Description: Gemstones that have a green color.


Name: chair at the University of Aberdeen (POSITION)
Description: An academic position at a university


Name: Agricultural colonization in the south (Event)
Description: The establishment of new settlements for farming purposes


Name: Lough Ravel crannog (Archaeological Site)
Description: An artificial island in a lake, often used for settlement during the Bronze Age.


Name: Brahmanic-Sanskritic Hinduism (RELIGION)
Description: A type of Hinduism based on Brahmanic traditions and Sanskrit scriptures


Name: OSCE (Intergovernmental Organization)
Description: Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe


Name: angles (mathematical concept)
Description: A geometric figure formed by two rays sharing a common endpoint.


Name: Cerium (Chemical element)
Description: Lanthanide element with atomic number 58


Name: Trace Fossils (Paleontological Evidence)
Description: Fossils that record the activity of organisms, such as tracks and burrows.


Name: tax cuts, economic liberalization, deregulation of markets (Economic Policy)
Description: Measures aimed at stimulating the economy.


Name: Senusret I (Egyptian Pharaoh)
Description: A pharaoh of the Middle Kingdom of Egypt


Name: Electric Current (ENERGY)
Description: Electrical energy used to power the press


Name: Museum of Arts and Design (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A museum in New York City formerly known as The American Craft Museum.


Name: Chlorite (Mineral)
Description: A green mineral often found in greenschist.


Name: a more circular form (Shape)
Description: A round shape.


Name: a small pin or knob next to the watch-stem that had to be depressed before turning the crown to set the time and releasing the pin when the correct time had been set. (feature)
Description: A mechanism used for setting the time on certain pocket watches.


Name: Bardo National Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum in Algiers


Name: Total number of scarves made from other fur-bearers (Quantity)
Description: The total number of scarves made from the fur of animals other than foxes.


Name: Gold leaf crowns of Leiro and Axtroki (Archaeological Artifact)
Description: Gold crowns found on the Atlantic coast of Spain


Name: Hinduism is a 'synthetic' religion (Concept)
Description: The idea that Hinduism is composed of various beliefs and practices that have been blended together over time.


Name: 2-3 seconds (Time Interval)
Description: The duration of the thermal probe test.


Name: Buffer (Chemical Substance)
Description: A substance that resists changes in pH.


Name: Archbishop Thietmar of Salzburg (Person)
Description: A historical figure who accused the Moravians of enslaving people.


Name: Italian banquet (event)
Description: a formal gathering in Italy for a meal


Name: foxes (animal)
Description: Red foxes


Name: Difficult to Study (Property)
Description: Challenging to analyze and understand due to certain factors.


Name: open market (Market)
Description: A place where diamonds are traded


Name: Naue II Type Sword (Weapon Artifact)
Description: A long-lasting type of Bronze Age sword named after Julius Naue, characterized by its grip-tongue design.


Name: Costs of War project (PROJECT)
Description: Research initiative at Brown University tracking the human and financial cost of the war in Afghanistan


Name: role of zinc in organisms (Biological Process)
Description: The function and interactions of zinc within living systems


Name: Low Thermal Conductivity (Property)
Description: Ability to conduct heat


Name: Campaign Buttons (OBJECT)
Description: Buttons used for political campaigns


Name: Less than 1 km (Measurement)
Description: The narrow distance between Paros and Antiparos.


Name: railway station (category)
Description: Buildings where trains stop for passengers to board and disembark


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


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


Name: Several ancient cultures (Civilization)
Description: Past societies that had also produced decorative figures.


Name: 1944 (Year)
Description: Year of opening


Name: tin bronzes using cassiterite tin (Material)
Description: Tin bronze made with a specific type of tin ore


Name: Melilla (CITY)
Description: A Spanish autonomous city located on the African coast.


Name: court dress (Clothing)
Description: Garments worn in a royal setting


Name: Ferrite (Material)
Description: The inclusion of carbon in alpha iron.


Name: the standard garment for both men and women (observation)
Description: The shenyi was widely worn by people of all genders during the Han dynasty.


Name: distance (Measurement)
Description: The distance between the viewer's eye and the diamond


Name: Hydrothermal synthesis of emeralds (Process)
Description: The method used to create synthetic emeralds


Name: Bismarck (PERSON)
Description: Prussian statesman and Chancellor of Germany


Name: $150 billion investment program (PROJECT)
Description: Bouteflika's promised investment plan during his re-election campaign


Name: 300 Million (Quantity)
Description: An estimated number of Slavic inhabitants.


Name: HM Diplomatic Service (Government Organization)
Description: The diplomatic service of the UK government.


Name: festivals, sacred dance, or sports events (Alternative Interpretation)
Description: Another understanding of potentially war-related imagery in Minoan art.


Name: Analytical Techniques (Methodology)
Description: Methods used for studying and analyzing organic matter.


Name: Gem-cutters (Profession)
Description: Individuals skilled in cutting and shaping gemstones.


Name: Medieval style (Art Style)
Description: Artistic conventions of the Middle Ages


Name: Filippo Olmi (Person)
Description: An Italian mineralogist.


Name: New Zealand fashion (Style)
Description: Trends and preferences in clothing within New Zealand


Name: 1.6% of GDP (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Tunisia's military expenditure as a proportion of its Gross Domestic Product


Name: first large-scale potteries in England since Roman times (Cultural Heritage Site)
Description: Sites of pottery production


Name: Basalt (Igneous Rock)
Description: Dark colored volcanic rock rich in magnesium and iron.


Name: longitudes 7° and 12°E (GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES)
Description: Longitude range of Tunisia


Name: England (Country)
Description: A European nation


Name: Percy Bridgman (Person)
Description: Physicist who won the Nobel Prize for his high-pressure research.


Name: Eunice Holliday (Person)
Description: Author of 'Letters from Jerusalem'


Name: Artisan Jewellery (Type of Jewellery)
Description: Jewellery crafted by hand, often with unique and personalized designs.


Name: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (EducationalInstitution)
Description: University where Yoder was educated


Name: Gonads (Organ)
Description: Reproductive organs where pearls are cultivated


Name: Literature (Written Work)
Description: Works of written expression, such as books and poems.


Name: Winery (BUSINESS)
Description: A single winery located on the Rangiroa atoll


Name: Coloring Glass (Process)
Description: The process of adding color to glass.


Name: Private and public collections of North African artefacts (Collection)
Description: Museums and private holdings featuring Berber jewellery.


Name: stoichiometric reagent (Chemical Role)
Description: A reactant that is completely consumed in a chemical reaction.


Name: Neodymium isotopes (Group of Isotopes)
Description: All isotopes of the element Neodymium


Name: Four elements (Concept)
Description: The classical elements: earth, air, fire, and water


Name: High Court of Australia (COURT)
Description: The highest court in the Australian judicial system.


Name: Organic Materials (Classification)
Description: Materials derived from living organisms.


Name: Name Padparadscha (Linguistic)
Description: Origin of the name for the gemstone.


Name: Egyptian pharaohs (Historical figure)
Description: Rulers of ancient Egypt.


Name: 1896 (Year)
Description: A specific year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Manipulating and pushing away enemy polearms (Action)
Description: Primary function of the zweihänder against common weapons of the time.


Name: rural areas (Location)
Description: Areas outside of urban centers


Name: Ministry for the Development of the Negev and Galilee (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Israeli government ministry focused on regional development


Name: 8 (Quantity)
Description: The number of outer anvils in the BARS device


Name: Sorghum (Plant)
Description: A cereal grain cultivated for its seeds and stalks.


Name: Precious opal (Mineraloid)
Description: A type of opal that exhibits a play of color.


Name: highly capable (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: Possessing a high level of skill and effectiveness


Name: far-reaching social and economic reforms (Policy)
Description: Reforms aimed at improving social and economic conditions in Colombia.


Name: percolating minerals (SUBSTANCE)
Description: Minerals seeping through rock pores


Name: limited external influences (Factor)
Description: Reduced impact from outside forces.


Name: >25% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Catholics in Basel-City.


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


Name: German-speaking population (Demographic Group)
Description: The German-speaking inhabitants of Vals.


Name: Saint Barthélemy (Location)
Description: An overseas collectivity of France in the Caribbean


Name: 290.6 pm (Distance Measurement)
Description: Distance between zinc atoms outside its plane


Name: lightest possible color (attribute)
Description: The color with the highest luminance


Name: Mafia (Criminal Organization)
Description: An organized crime syndicate.


Name: Alpine topography (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: The shape and features of the land in the Alps.


Name: Slavery (SOCIAL_INSTITUTION)
Description: The practice of owning people as property.