Name: John Emmett (PERSON)
Description: Author of a chapter in 'Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide'


Name: Protolith (Geological Formation)
Description: The original rock before undergoing metamorphism.


Name: Andrew Abbott (PERSON)
Description: Sociologist known for his work on professions and professionalization.


Name: popular spectator sport (CATEGORY)
Description: A sport widely enjoyed by spectators.


Name: Verdigris (Pigment)
Description: A green pigment made from copper, brass or bronze exposed to fermenting wine.


Name: Raja Yoga (Path)
Description: Path of meditation and self-discipline


Name: Heavy Snowfall (WEATHER PHENOMENON)
Description: Significant accumulation of snow on the ground.


Name: exact recreations of individual artifacts, including an approximation of the historical production methods (Process)
Description: Detailed copies of specific swords that attempt to replicate how they were originally made.


Name: Castle Hill (north-west Ipswich) (Location)
Description: A hill in Ipswich, England


Name: Fraternal Jewels (Object)
Description: Medals used as symbols of membership or rank in fraternal organizations


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


Name: Arabic Music (MUSIC GENRE)
Description: Traditional and contemporary musical styles from the Arab world.


Name: Glass, shells, plant materials (Material)
Description: Alternative materials used in jewellery making


Name: Religion Distribution in Ukraine (2019) (STATISTICS)
Description: Percentage breakdown of religious affiliation in Ukraine in 2019


Name: 551,695 square kilometers (Quantity)
Description: The size of France in square kilometers


Name: private commissions for medals (WORK)
Description: Requests from individuals or organizations for the creation of custom medals.


Name: scaif (OBJECT)
Description: A device used to cut diamonds with absolute symmetry


Name: left-right divide (POLITICAL IDEOLOGY)
Description: A spectrum of political positions


Name: Extent of civil servants (Concept)
Description: The proportion of employees considered part of the civil service.


Name: Villach (City)
Description: A city in Austria


Name: machines (tool)
Description: Machine tools used for carving jitsuin


Name: CMOS Chips on Sapphire (Technology)
Description: Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor chips built on a sapphire substrate.


Name: Republican Party (Political Party)
Description: One of the major political parties in the United States.


Name: Telecommunication services (Service)
Description: Services related to communication


Name: domestic architecture of other Greek mainland communities (ARCHITECTURE)
Description: Homes built by other groups in Greece during the same period


Name: Women's skirts (Clothing)
Description: Skirts worn by women in the Sui dynasty


Name: Alabama (US State)
Description: A state in the southeastern region of the United States.


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Be and atomic number 4


Name: Pannonia Superior (PROVINCE)
Description: An upper Roman province


Name: New York City (CITY)
Description: The largest city in the United States


Name: 12 years (Duration)
Description: Length of a single term for a judge on the Turkish Constitutional Court


Name: second major party (Political Position)
Description: The ranking of a political party in terms of popularity and representation


Name: Name of Kyanite (Nomenclature)
Description: Origin and meaning of the name Kyanite


Name: 97.3% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of adults aged 15-24 in Tunisia who can read and write.


Name: conversion operations to be limited (ECONOMIC PROCESS)
Description: The process of exchanging one currency for another


Name: Aristocracy (SOCIAL GROUP)
Description: The ruling class


Name: Denture Creams (Product)
Description: Dental adhesives used to hold dentures in place.


Name: Pisoliths (Rock Feature)
Description: Concentrically layered particles found in some limestones.


Name: typically 1.5% manganese (Composition)
Description: The typical amount of manganese added to high strength low alloy steel.


Name: patronage (System)
Description: The support, encouragement, privilege, or financial aid that an organization or individual bestows to another.


Name: Public Library Collection (Collection)
Description: A collection of books and other materials in a public library.


Name: Native American clients (PEOPLE)
Description: Indigenous inhabitants of North America


Name: Occitan (Language)
Description: A Romance language spoken in Southern France


Name: Australia (Location)
Description: Continent where Darwin collected tektites


Name: Mirror removal from vacuum (Event)
Description: The process of taking a mirror out of a vacuum chamber.


Name: red tape and protectionism in Italy (Problem)
Description: Bureaucratic obstacles and unfair competition practices in Italy


Name: Home Civil Service (Government Organization)
Description: The civil service for the UK government (excluding Northern Ireland).


Name: infinity (Mathematical concept)
Description: The idea of something being without limit or end.


Name: Liesbeth den Besten (Art Historian)
Description: An art historian specializing in art jewelry.


Name: Hercynian uplift (Geological Event)
Description: Mountain-building event in the Paleozoic Era


Name: Minoan society (Society)
Description: The social structure and organization of the Minoan civilization.


Name: Holocaust (EVENT)
Description: Nazi genocide of Jews and other groups


Name: Si2O5 (Chemical Formula)
Description: Silicon to oxygen ratio in phyllosilicates.


Name: Basketball (Sport)
Description: A team sport played with a ball and a hoop.


Name: Faʻaʻā International Airport (AIRPORT)
Description: The only international airport in French Polynesia


Name: 31,153 square kilometers (12,028 square miles) (Measurement)
Description: The surface area of Great Bear Lake


Name: Football (soccer) (SPORT)
Description: A team sport played with a ball and goals


Name: State funding (Financial Resource)
Description: Funding provided by the government.


Name: coesite (Mineral)
Description: A high-pressure polymorph of quartz


Name: Nuclide (Metaclass)
Description: A class of atomic nuclei characterized by their proton and neutron numbers.


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


Name: flat bottom (DIAMOND FEATURE)
Description: The base of the diamond is flat


Name: Pliny the Elder (Person)
Description: Roman author and naturalist


Name: teachings are consistent with non-Mahayana Buddhism (STATEMENT)
Description: A finding about the nature of early Buddhist teachings


Name: Greek alphabet (Writing System)
Description: The alphabet used by the ancient Greeks, which served as a model for Etruscan script


Name: length (measurement)
Description: The extent of something from end to end.


Name: Petro Poroshenko (PERSON)
Description: President of Ukraine from 2014 to 2019


Name: Closer economic ties with China (RELATIONSHIP)
Description: Economic relations between Taiwan and mainland China


Name: Citrine (Gemstone)
Description: A yellow variety of quartz


Name: Czech Republic (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Central Europe.


Name: Six times stronger than copper (Property)
Description: A measure of the alloy's increased strength


Name: Ipswich (CITY)
Description: A town in Suffolk, England


Name: Illustration paintings (Art Form)
Description: Paintings created for illustrative purposes.


Name: Humans (Group)
Description: All individuals belonging to the Homo sapiens species


Name: More than 7% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Over seven percent of all amphibian species globally.


Name: Expositions and Commentaries (TEXTS)
Description: Explanations and analyses of Buddhist teachings


Name: Use of sea urchins in developmental biology (Event)
Description: The practice of using sea urchins for research purposes.


Name: Freudenstein Castle (Building)
Description: A castle built around 1520 for the protection of mining and the town.


Name: British Museum (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Museum in London


Name: Pleated skirts worn by court ladies in Tang dynasty paintings (Historical Inspiration)
Description: The source of inspiration for the skirt design of the Jiang Qing dress.


Name: The term Bauddha was used only by outsiders to describe Buddhists. (STATEMENT)
Description: A claim about the terminology used for Buddhists.


Name: Donor molecule (Molecule)
Description: A molecule that donates electrons.


Name: Pakistan (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in South Asia.


Name: civil law legal system (Legal System)
Description: A legal system originating in Roman law


Name: Sainte Marie-Madeleine (Building)
Description: A church in France


Name: Zinc dithiocarbamate complexes (Chemical Compound)
Description: A class of compounds formed by zinc ions bonding with dithiocarbamate ligands


Name: Ratpot (PERSON)
Description: Administered the March of Pannonia from around 833


Name: Persian Daric (Coin)
Description: First truly Achaemenid gold coin.


Name: Aruba (Location)
Description: An island in the Caribbean


Name: candy (Confectionery)
Description: Sweet treats.


Name: Die Another Day (MOVIE)
Description: A 2002 James Bond film


Name: Catholic Church (RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION)
Description: A Christian church headquartered in Vatican City


Name: Berber languages (Language Family)
Description: Languages spoken by Berber peoples.


Name: Mahamayuri (Deity)
Description: A Buddhist deity associated with peacocks.


Name: Upper Limit (Concept)
Description: Maximum daily intake unlikely to pose health risks.


Name: Plain of Granada (Plain)
Description: A flat area of land near the city of Granada.


Name: Limestone (Geological Formation)
Description: Sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate


Name: Heating (Action)
Description: Increasing the temperature of a material.


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


Name: Tunisian Revolution (Event)
Description: Political upheaval that overthrew Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's regime


Name: Casa Martinelli (Building)
Description: An old building in Maggia that served various purposes


Name: Aluminium oxide coating (Material)
Description: A layer of aluminum oxide applied to a surface


Name: Silicon influx via riverine transportation (Process)
Description: The movement of silicon into the ocean through rivers.


Name: Trace elements (Substance)
Description: Elements present in small quantities within the Wootz steel composition.


Name: 23% of emissions compared to 1990 levels by 2030 (ENVIRONMENTAL_GOAL)
Description: Spain's target for emission reduction.


Name: Lower Lotharingia (Political Entity)
Description: The southern part of Lotharingia


Name: Vistulans (PEOPLE)
Description: A Slavic people


Name: Sodium Salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: Salts containing the element Sodium.


Name: Determining Shear Sense (Process)
Description: The process of identifying the direction of movement along a shear zone


Name: Crystal optics (FieldOfStudy)
Description: Study of light interaction with crystals


Name: Lewis acid (Chemical Species)
Description: An electron pair acceptor


Name: Portugal (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southwestern Europe


Name: Polish Geographical Dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland (BOOK)
Description: A geographical dictionary published between 1880 and 1902


Name: Warsaw gymnasia (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Secondary schools for boys in Warsaw


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


Name: Carbon dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A colorless gas formed by combustion


Name: Almandine (Mineral)
Description: A type of garnet


Name: Cartoons (Popular Art Form)
Description: Animated drawings, often humorous or satirical.


Name: 100 million tonnes (Quantity)
Description: Initial estimated amount of copper reserves in 1950


Name: Military Applications (DOMAIN)
Description: Activities related to armed forces.


Name: soil microorganisms (biological entity)
Description: Microbes inhabiting the soil.


Name: tale of first Emperor Jimmu (Narrative)
Description: The story of the first Japanese emperor


Name: Suffrage jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery worn by suffragists to demonstrate their allegiance to the women's suffrage movement.


Name: Stasi (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Secret police force of East Germany.


Name: Commander-in-chief of the armed forces (Role)
Description: Highest ranking military officer.


Name: Chernobyl residents (GROUP OF PEOPLE)
Description: The population of Chernobyl


Name: Academics (Professionals)
Description: Experts in various fields of study


Name: The ores of Goldfield, Nevada: U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 260 (Publication)
Description: A geological bulletin about the ores in Goldfield, Nevada


Name: Konistres (LOCATION)
Description: A town on Euboea


Name: Integrated Circuits (Electronic Device)
Description: A miniature electronic circuit containing interconnected transistors and other components on a single chip.


Name: the latter stages of the immensely destructive, Europe-wide Thirty Years' War (Historical Event)
Description: A major conflict that raged across Europe for three decades


Name: Selenium (Chemical Element)
Description: A nonmetal element.


Name: spreading misinformation (ACTION)
Description: Disseminating false information


Name: Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Arabs, Ottomans, French (CIVILIZATIONS/EMPIRES)
Description: Various historical powers that ruled over North Africa


Name: William Hudson Jones (Person)
Description: Tomb sculptor who oversaw the work on the Tomb of the Unknowns.


Name: ceremonial dress (Clothing)
Description: Traditional attire worn by emperors of the Han and Ming dynasties during sacrificial ceremonies


Name: Hispanic and Latino Americans in New England (Demographic group)
Description: Hispanic and Latino residents of New England.


Name: World Health Organization (WHO) (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health


Name: early medalists (PROFESSION)
Description: Artists who created medals and coins.


Name: Carrickfergus (TOWN)
Description: A town near Larne


Name: Dyer Dolomite Member (Geological Formation)
Description: A member of the Chaffee Formation


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: A geologist who studied ore deposits and volcanic activity.


Name: Northern provinces (Location)
Description: Part of the Netherlands


Name: Waterbury (City)
Description: A city in Connecticut


Name: US$2.16 trillion (MONETARY VALUE)
Description: The estimated gross metropolitan product of Greater New York in 2022


Name: 2,022 acres of Pe' Sla (Reynolds Prairie) (LOCATION)
Description: A specific area within the Pe' Sla site


Name: Diamond Cut (Attribute)
Description: A description of the diamond's shape, angles, and polish.


Name: construction of 8,000 schools is required (Statement)
Description: A statement about the need for school construction


Name: Columbia River (RIVER)
Description: A major river in the Pacific Northwest


Name: Minoan women (Social Group)
Description: Women belonging to the Minoan civilization


Name: Elizabeth II coronation (EVENT)
Description: The ceremony where Elizabeth II became Queen of the United Kingdom in 1953.


Name: Cordillera Subbética (Mountain Range)
Description: A subrange of the Baetic Cordillera.


Name: Hellespont (BODY OF WATER)
Description: Narrow strait connecting the Aegean Sea to the Sea of Marmara.


Name: Nyoi-ju (Magical Artifact)
Description: A wish-granting jewel


Name: water pressure (FORCE)
Description: Force exerted by water inside a metal bag.


Name: Abrasion resistance (Property)
Description: The ability of a material to withstand wear and tear from friction.


Name: graphite (Allotrope)
Description: A common allotrope of carbon with a layered structure


Name: Sodium naphthalene (Chemical Compound)
Description: A strong reducing agent.


Name: Painting (ART FORM)
Description: The art of creating images on a surface using pigments.


Name: Northernmost part of Norway (Geographical Region)
Description: The region furthest north in Norway


Name: two of the largest lakes in Europe (GROUP)
Description: The designation of Ladoga and Onega as large lakes


Name: Oil production (Industry Activity)
Description: The process of extracting and refining oil.


Name: 1962 (Year)
Description: A specific year in history.


Name: Copper deficiency (Condition)
Description: A lack of sufficient copper in the body.


Name: Refined Zinc Production (Industrial Process)
Description: The process of refining zinc from ore


Name: arcuate arteries (Blood Vessel)
Description: Arteries that run along the border of the renal medulla


Name: safety and punctuality (CHARACTERISTIC)
Description: Positive attributes of the Shinkansen system


Name: Harbert Management Corporation (Company)
Description: A large investment management company headquartered in Birmingham.


Name: decoration for elite units (CONCEPT)
Description: A way to distinguish special military groups


Name: Calcium carbonate (Chemical compound)
Description: A major component of nacre, responsible for its hardness.


Name: Diamond cubic lattice (Crystal Structure)
Description: A specific arrangement of atoms in a crystal lattice.


Name: pale red color (COLOR)
Description: Light reddish hue


Name: Ottomans (PEOPLE GROUP)
Description: People from the Ottoman Empire.


Name: 2 December 1750 (DATE)
Description: -


Name: sepsis and renal failure (Medical Condition)
Description: Causes of Hatten Yoder's death


Name: Cordillera Oriental (MOUNTAIN RANGE)
Description: The easternmost mountain range of the Colombian Andes


Name: twenty-seven (Cardinal Number)
Description: Quantity of twenty-seven.


Name: Kabylia (Region)
Description: A mountainous region in Algeria


Name: Citibank (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A financial institution.


Name: Constructing Seawalls and Coastal Barriers (Mitigation Strategy)
Description: Protective measures designed to reduce the risk of coastal flooding.


Name: 33 (Number)
Description: The number of electoral votes New England has.


Name: Spherical Shape (Geometric Property)
Description: Roundness of an object


Name: glaciated northeast (Geographical Region)
Description: Northeastern region of Afghanistan characterized by glaciers


Name: Specialized predators (Concept)
Description: Organisms that have evolved to hunt and consume specific types of prey.


Name: lithium nuclei (CHEMICAL_ENTITY)
Description: The nucleus of a lithium atom


Name: Hel (Goddess)
Description: The Norse goddess of the underworld.


Name: a president and a chancellor (POLITICAL LEADER)
Description: The heads of state and government


Name: Six Oxide Ligands (Chemical Species)
Description: Oxygen atoms bonded to the titanium atom.


Name: chemicals and related products (INDUSTRY)
Description: Goods produced from chemical processes


Name: tube feet (anatomical structure)
Description: Small, movable projections used for locomotion and manipulation.


Name: Hindu Scriptures (Text)
Description: Sacred writings of Hinduism


Name: New England's landforms (Landform Features)
Description: The hills, mountains, and coastline of New England.


Name: Weight loss (Quantity)
Description: The amount of weight lost during the cutting and polishing process.


Name: amulets (Artifact)
Description: Objects believed to possess protective powers or bring good luck.


Name: Ming dynasty (Historical Dynasty)
Description: A powerful and influential dynasty in Chinese history known for its cultural achievements.


Name: Gem Diamonds (Diamond Type)
Description: Diamonds of high quality suitable for use as gemstones


Name: Traditional Swords (Weapon)
Description: Swords used in traditional Filipino fighting styles.


Name: Ashkenazi synagogues (TYPE OF SYNAGOGUE)
Description: Synagogues associated with Ashkenazi Jewish tradition


Name: Manchester United (Organization)
Description: English professional football club based in Manchester.


Name: Bravais Lattice (Crystallographic Concept)
Description: A periodic arrangement of points in space that defines the underlying structure of a crystal.


Name: Chinese pearls (Pearl Variety)
Description: A type of non-beaded freshwater cultured pearl from China.


Name: violence-for-profit mechanisms (Social Problem)
Description: Exploitation and violence driven by financial gain


Name: Liverpool FC (Organization)
Description: English professional football club based in Liverpool.


Name: Second Republic (Political System)
Description: The political system of Austria after World War II.


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Fe


Name: Carbide (Material Component)
Description: A hard, wear-resistant compound of carbon and a metal.


Name: small pebbles and minor amounts of sand (MATERIAL)
Description: Things that make up the surface of regs and hamadas


Name: 106,016 (NUMBER)
Description: Estimated population of Saijō as of September 1, 2022.


Name: Turów plant (Power station)
Description: A power station located in Poland.


Name: Etruscan territory (Territory)
Description: The land controlled by the Etruscans


Name: Cheyenne, Crow, Kiowa, Arapaho (Native American Tribes)
Description: Tribes that arrived in the Black Hills after the Arikara.


Name: Central Europe (Geographical region)
Description: Area targeted by Magyar raids


Name: Biological Processes (Process)
Description: Processes involving living organisms, such as the accumulation of shells and skeletons.


Name: millions of people (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of people affected by Stalin's policies


Name: San Vincenzo (church)
Description: The parish church of Cresciano.


Name: Reports of Meteorite Strikes (document)
Description: Accounts of meteorites hitting Earth.


Name: Roosevelt Island (LOCATION)
Description: An island in New York City.


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


Name: Dopants (organic dyes, rare earth metals) (Substance)
Description: Impurities added to modify nanoparticle properties.


Name: 2001 (YEAR)
Description: A calendar year.


Name: women (gender group)
Description: Female individuals


Name: Sapphire and Other Gemstones (Material)
Description: Variety of precious stones subject to heat treatment


Name: American civil aviation industry (INDUSTRY)
Description: The sector of the economy related to air travel in the United States.


Name: cathode (EQUIPMENT)
Description: The negative electrode in an electrochemical cell.


Name: SDU (abbreviation)
Description: Short form for sodium diuranate


Name: Diallylberyllium (Chemical Compound)
Description: An organoberyllium compound with two allyl ligands.


Name: Most Plastic Beads (Object)
Description: Beads predominantly made from plastic.


Name: Peridot (Gemstone)
Description: A green gemstone variety of olivine.


Name: Relict Mineral Inclusions (Material)
Description: Minerals preserved within tektites, indicating their origin from Earth's crust and sediments.


Name: Parthenon Explosion (Event)
Description: The explosion that damaged the Parthenon during the Morean War


Name: Canton of Graubünden (Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: Chinese emperors (Ruler)
Description: Emperors of China


Name: gemstones (MATERIAL)
Description: Precious stones often used in jewelry and seals.


Name: Specific Gravity (Property)
Description: Ratio of density to that of water


Name: fast response of crystal detectors (FEATURE)
Description: A characteristic of crystal detectors that allows them to respond quickly to signals


Name: Exoskeletons (Skeletal Type)
Description: External skeletons that provide protection and support.


Name: Sedimentary Rocks with Impact-Derived Components (Rock Type)
Description: Sedimentary rocks containing evidence of an impact, such as shocked minerals or tektites.


Name: Contemporary Turkish art exhibitions (Event Type)
Description: Displays of modern Turkish art.


Name: Diamond Simulant (Category)
Description: Materials that imitate the appearance of diamonds.


Name: developmentally disabled emperor (Person)
Description: The emperor of the Jin dynasty who triggered a civil war due to his disability


Name: Army (Ejército de Tierra), Navy (Armada), and Air and Space Force (Ejército del Aire y del Espacio) (MILITARY BRANCHES)
Description: The three branches of the Spanish Armed Forces.


Name: Ipswich built-up area (Urban Area)
Description: The interconnected urban areas surrounding Ipswich


Name: Corrosion (Chemical Process)
Description: The degradation of a material due to chemical reactions.


Name: Larger Memorials (Concept)
Description: Memorials of substantial size and significance.


Name: -5°C (23°F) (Temperature Value)
Description: The average low temperature for January in Örebro.


Name: Fivefold (Symmetry type)
Description: Arrangement of body parts in five equal segments


Name: Shandong cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: A cuisine known for its seafood and use of Shandong vinegar.


Name: Titanium and Iron (Chemical Elements)
Description: Transition metals that, when present together in the correct valence states, contribute to the blue color of sapphires.


Name: strategic bombers (Aircraft Type)
Description: Bombers designed to carry nuclear weapons and attack long-range targets


Name: architectural sculpture (Sculpture Type)
Description: Sculpture integrated into architectural elements.


Name: Baroque period (Historical Period)
Description: Era in European history marked by artistic and intellectual flourishing


Name: Encourage the development of housing and commercial space. (Goal)
Description: Desired outcomes of the proposed rezoning plan


Name: 3000–2800 BCE (Time Period)
Description: A range of years in the Bronze Age.


Name: Color-match yellow and white gold (Aesthetic Property)
Description: Matching the color of the solder to the gold being joined


Name: El Dorado (Mythological Concept)
Description: A legendary story involving gold and precious stones.


Name: Jade Enhancement Methods (Process)
Description: Techniques used to improve the appearance of jade


Name: Quartz Sandstone (Sedimentary Rock)
Description: Sandstone composed primarily of quartz grains.


Name: Chersonesus (CITY)
Description: Ancient Greek colony


Name: Yellowcake (Intermediate product)
Description: Uranium concentrate containing at least 75% U3O8


Name: Turk Bilge Kaghan (Political Ruler)
Description: A ruler of the Turkic people


Name: renal sinus (Cavity)
Description: Fat-filled cavity within the kidney


Name: Athens (Location)
Description: A city in Greece.


Name: Seal/Counter-Seal (Pair)
Description: Two seals used together for authentication.


Name: White to black (Color range)
Description: Range of colors fulgurites typically exhibit


Name: Pigment (Material)
Description: Colored powder used in painting


Name: 100 (Quantity)
Description: Numerical value representing the count


Name: Atheoretical Approach (Approach)
Description: An approach that avoids theoretical assumptions.


Name: northern Australia (REGION)
Description: Part of Australia located in the north.


Name: People First Party (PFP) (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Taiwan


Name: Pressure (Physical Quantity)
Description: Force applied per unit area, exceeding 100 megapascals (1,000 bar) during metamorphism.


Name: Abhidhamma Pitaka (SECTION)
Description: Third section of the Tripiṭaka, contains expositions and commentaries on Buddhist doctrine


Name: 143 pm (measurement)
Description: Picometers


Name: Inhabitants of Taiwan (PEOPLE)
Description: Residents of the island of Taiwan


Name: blood pressure (physiological parameter)
Description: The force exerted by blood against artery walls.


Name: SPOLU (POLITICAL ALLIANCE)
Description: Alliance composed of Civic Democratic Party, KDU-ČSL and TOP 09


Name: Coupé-Décalé  (MUSIC STYLES)
Description: A fast-paced dance music genre


Name: Greek colonies (SETTLEMENT TYPE)
Description: Outposts established by the ancient Greeks.


Name: Alcohols (Organic Compound)
Description: Organic compounds containing a hydroxyl group (-OH).


Name: 55,000 plant species (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of known plant species in Brazil.


Name: Jakob Sederholm (Person)
Description: Finnish petrologist


Name: Fractures (Gemstone Flaw)
Description: Cracks or breaks within a ruby.


Name: annexation of the island (EVENT)
Description: France taking control of Tahiti


Name: Franco-Flemish School (Music School)
Description: A school of composers active in the Low Countries during the Renaissance period.


Name: Symmetrical type of Song dynasty collar (Clothing feature)
Description: A collar design with symmetrical elements.


Name: Reagent in organic chemistry (Substance)
Description: Substances used in chemical reactions


Name: French surveillance (ACTIVITY)
Description: Being monitored by French authorities.


Name: original leagues' arms (Heraldry)
Description: Symbols and designs used to represent groups


Name: Rhaetian Railway network (Infrastructure)
Description: Largest narrow-gauge railway network in Switzerland


Name: Ypsario (Ipsario) (Mountain)
Description: The highest peak on Thasos


Name: The curator who followed Guy Maynard at Ipswich Museum (Person)
Description: Unknown curator succeeding Guy Maynard


Name: Russo-Turkish War of 1877–1878 (EVENT)
Description: War between Russia and the Ottoman Empire


Name: Neo-Destour (GROUP)
Description: A nationalist movement in Tunisia.


Name: Ulster Way (TRAIL)
Description: A series of walking routes in Ulster, Northern Ireland


Name: road accident (EVENT)
Description: The cause of Pierre Curie's death.


Name: Surrealism (Cultural Movement)
Description: An artistic and literary movement characterized by its exploration of the unconscious mind and dreams.


Name: optical properties (Physical Property)
Description: Characteristics related to how a material interacts with light.


Name: 625,816 (Number)
Description: The population of Westchester County in 1950.


Name: Great Barrier Reef (Coral reef)
Description: The world's largest coral reef system


Name: La Palma and Topaipí in the southwest to La Belleza and Florián in the northeast (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Specific towns and villages


Name: Military Coup (EVENT)
Description: The seizure of power by the Algerian military in 1992.


Name: Colonel W.W. Harts (Person)
Description: US Army Engineer Officer in charge of Public Grounds


Name: Anatolian Neolithic (PopulationGroup)
Description: People who lived in Anatolia during the Neolithic period.


Name: the most well known in France and the world (STATUS)
Description: Being very famous


Name: Lake Baikal (LAKE)
Description: The deepest and oldest freshwater lake in the world.


Name: Gary R. Chiusano (Person)
Description: Republican Surrogate


Name: lenses or veins (Geological Shape)
Description: Characteristic shapes of graphite deposits within host rocks


Name: business (DOMAIN)
Description: Commercial activities and transactions.


Name: Hans Christian Ørsted (person)
Description: Danish physicist and chemist who made the first successful attempt to produce aluminium in 1824.


Name: 1910 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Lewis base (Chemical Species)
Description: An electron pair donor


Name: UNITA (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Rebel group in Angola


Name: 30% to 60% silica (Quantity)
Description: Silica content range in siliceous ooze


Name: Nicolaus Copernicus (Person)
Description: Polish astronomer


Name: gender-based discrimination (SOCIAL ISSUE)
Description: Discrimination based on a person's gender identity or expression


Name: 4% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: A numerical representation of a part out of one hundred.


Name: Forging (Process)
Description: Shaping metal by heating and hammering.


Name: Titanium Alloys (Material)
Description: Metallic mixtures containing titanium


Name: many pedestrians (CHARACTERISTIC)
Description: There are many people walking on foot.


Name: mineralogy (FieldOfStudy)
Description: Branch of geology dealing with minerals


Name: Vladimir Lenin (PERSON)
Description: Leader of the Bolshevik Revolution and founder of the Soviet Union.


Name: Flawless, Pure Crystals Oriented to [111] Direction (Configuration)
Description: A specific arrangement of atoms within the diamond lattice


Name: Gravity (Force)
Description: The force that attracts objects with mass towards each other


Name: Calcium fluoride formation (Chemical Process)
Description: The process of forming calcium fluoride crystals.


Name: Surrounding Crystals (Structure)
Description: Other crystals in the same layer.


Name: Strength (Physical Property)
Description: The ability of a material to withstand an applied force without breaking.


Name: Bean products (Food Group)
Description: Foods derived from beans, such as tofu and soy milk.


Name: fauna (BIOLOGICAL CATEGORY)
Description: Animal life of a particular region.


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


Name: Byzantine Empire (EMPIRE)
Description: A medieval empire centered in Constantinople


Name: Austria (COUNTRY)
Description: Country in Central Europe


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


Name: Geremia Ghisi and his brothers (PERSON)
Description: Rulers who were sued by Felisa for control of Andros


Name: Cavalry Charge (Military Tactic)
Description: A rapid attack by mounted soldiers.


Name: Almadraba areas of the Gulf of Cádiz (Geographical Location)
Description: Fishing grounds for bluefin tuna in the Gulf of Cádiz.


Name: Warsaw Scientific Society (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A scientific society based in Warsaw, Poland


Name: Berber Christians (People)
Description: Christians from the Berber ethnic group


Name: Detecting various biomolecules (Process)
Description: Identifying and measuring the presence of biological molecules


Name: Illuminated with UV light (Process)
Description: Chlorophane fluoresces when illuminated with ultraviolet light.


Name: Gobi Desert (Geographic feature)
Description: A large desert in Central Asia.


Name: Viceroyalty of Peru (Political Entity)
Description: An administrative division of the Spanish Empire in South America.


Name: 13th congressional district of New York (Political District)
Description: A congressional district representing part of Manhattan


Name: Red, Green, and Blue combined (Color Mixture)
Description: Combining Red, Green, and Blue lights.


Name: Mafic Compositions (Geological Classification)
Description: Rocks rich in magnesium and iron.


Name: Aztec society (SOCIETY)
Description: The social structure and customs of the Aztec people.


Name: Sputnik (NEWS AGENCY)
Description: A Russian state-owned news agency


Name: diatomaceous earth (sedimentary rock)
Description: Accumulations of diatom shells or tests


Name: Scratching around in leaf litter (Foraging Behavior)
Description: Searching for food among fallen leaves and debris.


Name: Mesopotamia, Asia Minor, and Iran (Location)
Description: Ancient regions in the Middle East and Asia.


Name: Motorsport racecourses and events (EVENT_TYPE)
Description: Types of racing competitions and locations.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe, known for its ancient history and culture.


Name: clothing with colors associated to Khitan clothing (FASHION)
Description: Garments with specific colors linked to Khitan attire.


Name: Status Quo (Political Situation)
Description: The current political situation in Taiwan


Name: Tom Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes, Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Elis Regina, Chico Buarque. (PERSON)
Description: Names of notable Brazilian musicians.


Name: Sensitized immune response (Biological Process)
Description: Body's exaggerated reaction to a substance


Name: Pigment Suspension (Art Material)
Description: Finely ground pigments dispersed in a liquid medium.


Name: white with pink shades (Color)
Description: Shade of white with pink impurities


Name: Imperial topaz (Gemstone Variety)
Description: A variety of topaz with a pink to reddish-orange color.


Name: PTFE (Chemical Compound)
Description: A synthetic polymer known for its exceptional properties.


Name: Tectosilicates (Silicate Mineral Class)
Description: Silicate minerals with a three-dimensional framework of silicate tetrahedra.


Name: Sword (Weapon)
Description: A bladed weapon with a hilt


Name: eleven Universities of Excellence (UNIVERSITY CATEGORY)
Description: Universities recognized for their excellence


Name: CC BY-SA IGO 3.0 (LegalLicense)
Description: A Creative Commons license allowing sharing and adaptation with attribution.


Name: evolution in painting and sculpture (Art Development)
Description: Advancement and change in art forms


Name: lack of symmetry (Condition)
Description: A situation where the symmetry grade is low


Name: 4 to 6 kits (Quantity)
Description: Average number of offspring per litter


Name: Obsidian, tachylyte, pitchstone (Rock Types)
Description: Specific examples of glassy volcanic rocks formed by rapid cooling.


Name: art and architecture (artistic field)
Description: Highlights Maharaja Ranjit Singh's support for the arts


Name: cat (Animal Group)
Description: Domesticated felines.


Name: Discontinuous Locations (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas where iron deposits are not connected.


Name: Walls (Structural Element)
Description: Vertical structures that enclose and support a building.


Name: Yuan Shikai's ceremonial gown (Clothing)
Description: The specific garment worn by Yuan Shikai during the ceremony


Name: Humphry Davy (PERSON)
Description: British chemist who first isolated calcium, along with magnesium, strontium, and barium.


Name: Fractured (TEXTURE)
Description: Broken or cracked.


Name: Alabama River (River)
Description: A river in the United States


Name: Manama (CITY)
Description: Capital city of Bahrain


Name: Commercial establishments (Type of Business)
Description: Businesses engaged in trade or commerce


Name: Duchy of the Archipelago (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A feudal state in the Aegean Sea


Name: Pōmare (Person)
Description: A prominent figure in Tahitian society


Name: a government crisis in February 2021 (Political Event)
Description: Period of instability and uncertainty within the Italian government


Name: between violet and green on the visible spectrum  (DESCRIPTION)
Description: -


Name: game availability (Resource)
Description: The presence of wild animals for hunting


Name: Larne (Town)
Description: A town in Northern Ireland


Name: Grain surplus countries (Nation State Classification)
Description: Countries that produce more grain than they consume.


Name: Cholula (City)
Description: Largest city in the Puebla Valley.


Name: 4% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of immigrants from Sub-Saharan Africa in the total immigrant population of Spain


Name: Long oval pendant with smaller pendant below (DESIGN_FEATURE)
Description: A common design element for Etruscan earrings.


Name: Vattis (LOCATION)
Description: A village in the canton of St. Gallen, Switzerland.


Name: EU (International Organization)
Description: The European Union


Name: Pottery figurines (Ceramic Object)
Description: Small sculptures made from clay and fired


Name: Middle East (Location)
Description: A region from where the Etruscans obtained inspiration and techniques.


Name: Dielectric Coating of Silicon Dioxide (Material)
Description: A transparent coating made of silicon dioxide.


Name: Greenhouse gas emissions (Environmental problem)
Description: Release of gases such as carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide that contribute to global warming.


Name: ancient Etruscan and Latin individuals (PERSON)
Description: Individuals from ancient Etruscan and Latin populations.


Name: Confucius Mansion (Building)
Description: Residence of the descendants of Confucius


Name: large-scale sculptures (Sculpture)
Description: Monumental artworks meant to be viewed from afar.


Name: far north of Alabama (Location)
Description: Northernmost region of the state.


Name: Al-Hakam II (PERSON)
Description: Caliph of Cordoba


Name: Josse van Huerter Expedition (EVENT)
Description: First expedition to Faial Island.


Name: Boron (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol B and atomic number 5


Name: Electrocardiographic abnormalities (Medical finding)
Description: Unusual readings on an electrocardiogram


Name: Hartford Yard Goats (Team)
Description: A professional baseball team based in Hartford, Connecticut.


Name: Islam (RELIGION)
Description: A religion founded in Arabia


Name: Sergey Uvarov (PERSON)
Description: A Russian statesman and Minister of Education


Name: UK government (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The governing body of the United Kingdom.


Name: international community (GROUP)
Description: All the countries of the world


Name: Mylonite Zones (Geological Structure)
Description: Regions within mylonite where significant deformation has occurred


Name: highly ordered materials (Material)
Description: Materials with a well-defined and regular structure.


Name: North America (Location)
Description: The continent of North America


Name: New tunnels (Infrastructure)
Description: A series of new tunnels between Laufach and Heigenbrücken.


Name: Monetary contributions (Item)
Description: Financial donations


Name: Thermal expansion (Phenomenon)
Description: The tendency of matter to change in volume in response to alterations in temperature.


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


Name: Plenty of Snowfall (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: The amount of snowfall Örebro experiences during cold winters.


Name: Whiteness or Darkness of Clouds (Phenomenon)
Description: The visual appearance of clouds based on their depth and composition.


Name: marine tropical (CLIMATE TYPE)
Description: A climate characterized by warm temperatures and high humidity, influenced by proximity to oceans.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Eastern European country


Name: International acclaim (RECOGNITION)
Description: Widespread recognition and admiration


Name: cerite sample (Sample)
Description: Sample of cerite sent by Hisinger


Name: key chemical constituents (scientific concept)
Description: The fundamental chemical elements that make up a mineral.


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


Name: art (Concept)
Description: Creative human expression


Name: Up-skilling (Process)
Description: The process of acquiring new skills or enhancing existing ones to remain competitive in the workforce.


Name: Mycenaean warfare (Military practice)
Description: The methods and tactics employed in Mycenaean battles


Name: Flying-Bird Bun (Hairstyle)
Description: A hairstyle worn by Xu Xianxiu's wife.


Name: Periodic (Structural Property)
Description: Repeating in a regular pattern.


Name: Bright, yellow-orange gemstones (Gemstone Type)
Description: The type of gemstone Clinohumite can be cut into.


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


Name: First-Past-the-Post System (Voting System)
Description: A voting system where the candidate with the most votes wins


Name: Django Reinhardt (Jazz Musician)
Description: A Belgian-French Romani jazz guitarist and composer, known for his virtuosity and unique style.


Name: Natural Factors (Cause)
Description: Environmental changes that could have impacted Mycenaean society.


Name: Members of Legislature (Group of People)
Description: Individuals who make up the legislative body


Name: Colombia's GDP growth (ECONOMIC INDICATOR)
Description: The rate at which Colombia's economy is growing


Name: Wriggle or wiggle cuts (Term)
Description: Alternative names for the engraving technique.


Name: Environment Agency (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Government agency responsible for environmental protection in England


Name: Balaton Principality (STATE)
Description: Medieval principality


Name: Elizabeth Fritsch's pottery (Artwork)
Description: The ceramic pieces created by Fritsch.


Name: Letter writer (Person)
Description: Individual composing a letter


Name: Muslim Minority in Greece (Group)
Description: Muslims living in Greece


Name: Wood (Material)
Description: A hard, fibrous material from trees.


Name: Iraq (Location)
Description: Country located in Western Asia


Name: Darwin's voyages (Historical Event)
Description: Charles Darwin's exploration voyages, including one in 1835.


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


Name: Prespa agreement (TREATY)
Description: Agreement between Greece and North Macedonia resolving the naming dispute


Name: Applying a reflective coating (Process)
Description: Adding a layer to increase reflectivity


Name: Somerled (PERSON)
Description: Ancestor of MacDougalls, MacDonalds and MacRory


Name: Örebro winters (Season)
Description: The winter months in Örebro


Name: Alabama Judiciary (System)
Description: The judicial branch of government in Alabama


Name: buyao (artifact)
Description: A type of women's hair ornament unique to the Han Chinese


Name: founding member of the United Nations (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An international organization formed after World War II to maintain international peace and security.


Name: Distorted UO6 octahedra linked into infinite chains (Structural Feature)
Description: Describes the arrangement of atoms in Magnesium uranate.


Name: Faceting (Jewelry Technique)
Description: Cutting and polishing a gemstone into specific shapes.


Name: Dionysius of Halicarnassus (Person)
Description: A 1st-century BC Greek historian living in Rome


Name: Longer (Length)
Description: Extending over a greater distance.


Name: Northern Ireland (REGION)
Description: part of the United Kingdom located in the northeast of Ireland


Name: German reunification (EVENT)
Description: Merging of East and West Germany into a single state


Name: UN Security Council (International Organization)
Description: United Nations body responsible for international peace and security.


Name: Ivorian Leaders (SOCIAL GROUP)
Description: Leaders from Ivory Coast


Name: Sono mine (Mine)
Description: The mine where Sonolite was first discovered


Name: sarx (Greek word)
Description: A Greek word meaning 'flesh'.


Name: Examined skeletons (Biological Remains)
Description: Skeletal remains studied by archaeologists


Name: Sword Usage (Action)
Description: The way in which a sword is wielded or employed


Name: More Prestigious Lineages (Social Group)
Description: Families with higher social standing


Name: Hunt for the Wilderpeople, Boy, The World's Fastest Indian, Whale Rider, Once Were Warriors, Heavenly Creatures, The Piano (FILM)
Description: Titles of notable New Zealand films


Name: New England province (Geological Region)
Description: A geological region encompassing New England.


Name: Mont Orohena (Mouʻa ʻOrohena) (Mountain)
Description: The highest mountain on Tahiti


Name: Afghan national cricket team (SPORTS TEAM)
Description: The national cricket team of Afghanistan


Name: exhausted treasury (Economic Condition)
Description: A state of depletion in government funds.


Name: glomerular filtration rate (medical measurement)
Description: A measure of how well the kidneys are filtering waste from the blood


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: A primary color


Name: Battle of Faial Island (Event)
Description: Naval battle fought off Faial Island in 1594.


Name: Atmosphere (Layer of Gases)
Description: The layer of gases surrounding the Earth


Name: Haka (TRADITION)
Description: A ceremonial war dance performed by Māori


Name: preserving and transmitting jewellery-making techniques (Process)
Description: The act of passing down knowledge and skills from one generation to the next.


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A country in Central Asia.


Name: Majority of the population (POPULATION GROUP)
Description: People living in Switzerland


Name: Vetulonia (City)
Description: Etruscan city


Name: Neuchâtel (CANTON)
Description: A canton in Switzerland.


Name: the diamond cost $24 million (Statement)
Description: Lil Uzi Vert's statement about the value of the implanted diamond.


Name: Neutron halo (Nuclear Phenomenon)
Description: A quantum mechanical effect where neutrons orbit outside the nucleus.


Name: Camouflage value (PROPERTY)
Description: The ability to blend in with the surroundings.


Name: Objects (Thing)
Description: Items created through the process of metalworking.


Name: Lapidary techniques (Technique)
Description: Methods for shaping and polishing gemstones


Name: hanfu (clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese clothing.


Name: every chancellor (Person)
Description: All leaders of the German government


Name: Godfrid (Person)
Description: Viking leader who raided Frisia


Name: Kulliya culture (Culture)
Description: A Bronze Age culture in Central Asia.


Name: Sodium Perborate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound containing sodium, boron, and oxygen.


Name: Wood Sculpture (Sculpture Type)
Description: Sculptures made from wood.


Name: During the reign of Philip (EVENT)
Description: Philip's rule as king


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


Name: Orange Revolution (Political Event)
Description: A series of protests and political events in Ukraine in 2004.


Name: ceramic glazes and pigments (applications)
Description: Historical use of uranium oxides


Name: nalysnyky (Dish)
Description: Ukrainian pancakes


Name: Jordanes (Historian)
Description: A 6th-century Roman historian.


Name: Leaf litter (Organic material)
Description: Fallen leaves and other plant debris on the ground.


Name: a "true self" doctrine (CONCEPT)
Description: A belief about the nature of the self


Name: inscription on the reverse (textual information)
Description: Text engraved on the back surface of a medal.


Name: unanimous vote in parliament (Political Decision)
Description: A decision made by the Austrian Parliament with unanimous agreement.


Name: Nullarbor region (LOCATION)
Description: A region in Western and South Australia.


Name: tetraconchic rotunda (Architectural Type)
Description: A circular church with four apses


Name: bijoutiers (PROFESSION)
Description: Jewelers who work with cheaper materials


Name: four Academy Award nominations (AWARD)
Description: Nominations for the prestigious Academy Awards


Name: Baroque Movement (Artistic Movement)
Description: A European artistic style characterized by elaborate ornamentation and dramatic contrasts.


Name: Uranium-232 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of uranium found in the actinium series.


Name: Callaway Plant (Nuclear Power Plant)
Description: Missouri's only nuclear power plant


Name: Pope Yeatman (PERSON)
Description: American mining engineer and consultant


Name: German surprise attack (EVENT)
Description: The unexpected invasion of Norway by Germany


Name: Birkenhainer Strasse (Trading Route)
Description: An ancient route connecting Hanau in the west to Gemünden in the east.


Name: Silicate Mineral (Mineral Class)
Description: Minerals containing silicon and oxygen


Name: Khalilullah Khalili (Person)
Description: Notable Afghan poet


Name: Ceres (Roman Goddess)
Description: Goddess of agriculture, grain crops, fertility and motherly relationships


Name: Ivory Coast, Nigeria, and Kenya (COUNTRIES)
Description: A group of West African countries.


Name: Discovery Program (Space Exploration Program)
Description: A NASA program designed for low-cost scientific missions.


Name: Cymric designs of Archibald Knox (DESIGN_STYLE)
Description: A distinctive style characterized by Celtic motifs and geometric patterns.


Name: Mineralogical Society of America (Organization)
Description: A professional organization for mineralogists.


Name: Catholicism (CHRISTIAN DENOMINATION)
Description: A major branch of Christianity


Name: Odd–odd nucleus (Nuclear Structure)
Description: Nucleus with both an odd number of protons and neutrons


Name: Octahedral Symmetry (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The set of symmetries that preserve the shape of an octahedron.


Name: Sleeves of daxiushan (Clothing Feature)
Description: The sleeves of the daxiushan garment


Name: Temperatures and pressures (Physical Condition)
Description: Measurements of heat and force exerted during metamorphism.


Name: potassium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol K and atomic number 19


Name: Syrah/Shiraz (Wine variety)
Description: A red wine grape variety produced in Valais.


Name: fauna, flora, and indigenous population (Subject Matter)
Description: The natural world and native inhabitants of Brazil.


Name: Coatlicue (Deity)
Description: The Aztec goddess of life and death


Name: Wood (Material)
Description: A natural material derived from trees.


Name: French companies (Organization)
Description: Companies based in France that engaged in trade.


Name: high reactivity (Property)
Description: Lithium's tendency to react easily.


Name: Christian Europe's first secular institution of higher learning (Description)
Description: Describes the University of Constantinople's status


Name: Umayyad Caliphate (Empire/Dynasty)
Description: An Islamic empire that ruled much of the Middle East and North Africa.


Name: a Moravian fortress (Fortification Type)
Description: Classification of a military structure


Name: Kinmen Islands (LOCATION)
Description: Islands near the Chinese coast


Name: Lasers (DEVICE)
Description: Devices that emit light through stimulated emission.


Name: Colombian press (Institution)
Description: The media outlets in Colombia


Name: Iron (Material)
Description: A metallic element


Name: Islamic world (Civilization)
Description: The realm of influence of Islam


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


Name: sapphire (MATERIAL)
Description: A gemstone variety of corundum


Name: 13.5 million international visitors (QUANTITY)
Description: The approximate number of international tourists visiting New York City per year


Name: 15% to 25% of Algeria population (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of Berbers in Algeria


Name: Pope Yeatman (PERSON)
Description: American mining engineer and businessman


Name: majority of the U.S. population (Population Demographic)
Description: The largest group within the overall US population


Name: hand coloring black and white prints (TECHNIQUE)
Description: Adding color to prints after they are printed


Name: zinc (MATERIAL)
Description: A bluish-white metallic element.


Name: one hectare of chinampa (Area)
Description: A specific unit of land area for chinampas.


Name: creeks and rivers (Water bodies)
Description: Flowing water sources


Name: Frankish missionaries (Religious Group)
Description: Missionaries from the Frankish Empire.


Name: 18 August 1866 (Date)
Description: The date of the start of German unification


Name: Baroque pearl (Gemstone)
Description: Pearls with an irregular, non-spherical shape.


Name: 1925 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Etruscan inscriptions (ARTIFACT)
Description: Written records carved onto surfaces


Name: Wax (Material)
Description: A moldable substance used in 3D printing for further processing.


Name: Pierre Curie (PERSON)
Description: Husband of Marie Curie and fellow scientist


Name: Shiragi (Silla) (LOCATION)
Description: Ancient Korean kingdom


Name: Sporades (Geographical Feature)
Description: A small and tight group of islands off the coast of northeast Euboea.


Name: protection of the dead in afterlife (belief)
Description: Ancient Egyptian belief about preserving the deceased for the next life.


Name: mana (spiritual power) (Concept)
Description: A supernatural force inherited from gods


Name: 2 students (Quantity)
Description: Number of students residing outside Cresciano but attending schools within it


Name: coordinate the effort against the Bonapartist regime and prepare a constitution (Goal)
Description: The objectives of the Cortes of Cádiz during the Napoleonic Wars


Name: Low winter temperatures (WEATHER PHENOMENON)
Description: Cold temperatures during winter


Name: Ancient Africans (People)
Description: First users of Giallo antico


Name: 16th-century Central and Southern dialects of European Portuguese (LANGUAGE VARIANT)
Description: Older dialects of Portuguese spoken in Europe.


Name: Malysheva (Work Settlement)
Description: An urban locality in Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia


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


Name: Two Main Categories (Classification)
Description: Typically intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks.


Name: Medals (Object)
Description: Metal objects given as gifts or commemorative items.


Name: Serpentinite rocks (ROCK TYPE)
Description: Rocks rich in serpentine minerals.


Name: Coin values (Concept)
Description: The monetary worth of each coin denomination


Name: Berber Women (Social Group)
Description: Women belonging to the Indigenous Berber people.


Name: recovery and study (PROCESS)
Description: Collecting and analyzing meteorites


Name: 2024 Summer Olympics (EVENT)
Description: An international multi-sport event held in Paris, France


Name: chemistry, physics, and medicine (Academic Field)
Description: Fields of scientific study


Name: Gold (Material)
Description: A precious metallic element.


Name: Name fluorine (Naming Convention)
Description: Ampère's suggestion for naming the unknown element in hydrofluoric acid


Name: noblemen (Social Class)
Description: Members of the aristocracy or nobility.


Name: Weak dichroism (Property)
Description: The slight change in color depending on the angle of view


Name: Prostitution (Social Activity)
Description: The practice of exchanging sex for money


Name: Universities in Switzerland (INSTITUTION TYPE)
Description: Institutions of higher learning.


Name: Roman Polanski (Person)
Description: Polish director prominent in French cinema.


Name: Bees (ANIMALS)
Description: Insects kept by the Minoans for honey production


Name: Terriers (Animal)
Description: Dog breeds known for hunting foxes


Name: Appointment of the Council of Grand Justices (Political Process)
Description: The formal process of appointing members to the Judicial Yuan's highest council


Name: 1875 (Date)
Description: The year the conquest ended


Name: Hindu reformers (Group of People)
Description: Individuals who seek to modernize or change aspects of Hinduism


Name: Cleavage Planes (Crystallographic Feature)
Description: Weak planes along which a mineral breaks.


Name: Minoan (Culture)
Description: The Bronze Age civilization of Crete.


Name: emerald mines (Location)
Description: Places where emeralds are mined


Name: Vast Array of Jewellery (Cultural Artifact)
Description: A wide variety of jewelry items.


Name: Skin exposed to Hydrofluoric acid (Body Part)
Description: The outermost layer of the human body.


Name: 62% (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of the network that is electrified.


Name: UK Government (GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION)
Description: The governing body of the United Kingdom


Name: traces of chromium (Cr3+) substituting for the (Al3+) ion in the corundum structure (Chemical Process)
Description: The reason for the red color in rubies.


Name: computer models (TOOL)
Description: Software simulations used to analyze and optimize diamond cuts.


Name: Green light source (Light Source)
Description: A source of light that emits primarily green light


Name: Mirror coating (Coating)
Description: Thin layers applied to a mirror's surface for reflectivity.


Name: Marathas (people)
Description: A warrior caste from India.


Name: Hindu Monastery of Africa (Organization)
Description: A Hindu religious institution in Africa


Name: increased tourist activity and diving industry expansion (Human Impact)
Description: Negative effects of tourism on the environment


Name: Economic and Cultural Exchange (CONCEPT)
Description: Trade and cultural interaction between different regions.


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


Name: African and Oceanic art (ART STYLE)
Description: Art styles from Africa and Oceania that inspired Calder's primitivism.


Name: Water ice (Mineral)
Description: Frozen water


Name: Martensite Transformation (Phase Transition)
Description: The change from austenite to martensite.


Name: 600 metric tons (QUANTITY)
Description: An amount of olivine mined daily.


Name: periods of drought (Weather Condition)
Description: Times when rainfall is scarce


Name: variety of goods (GOODS)
Description: A range of items for sale or trade


Name: Carbonate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A negatively charged ion


Name: organic matter (substance)
Description: Material derived from living organisms.


Name: r-process (Nuclear Process)
Description: A rapid neutron capture process


Name: Spessart (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Germany


Name: Ordinary Soldiers (Military Personnel)
Description: Rank and file soldiers of the British Army


Name: hematite (Mineral)
Description: An iron oxide mineral


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A nation in Europe


Name: Pride (Emotion)
Description: A feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment


Name: Inner product (Mathematical Operation)
Description: A generalization of the dot product to vector spaces over fields other than the real numbers.


Name: Gaelic Park (Park)
Description: A large park in Kingsbridge


Name: starlight (Light Phenomenon)
Description: Light emitted by stars.


Name: Afroasiatic language family (Language Family)
Description: The broader language family that Berber languages belong to.


Name: Antwerp Rose (Diamond Cut)
Description: A hexagonal-shaped variation of the rose cut.


Name: excepted service (CATEGORY)
Description: Civil service positions not filled through competitive examinations


Name: the game involving such a ball (Activity)
Description: The sport of football, played with a ball.


Name: over 240,000 Taiwanese workers (Labor Force)
Description: People from Taiwan working in China.


Name: Will Nation (CONCEPT)
Description: Nation based on shared will rather than ethnicity or territory


Name: Great Britain (GEOGRAPHIC_REGION)
Description: The largest island of the British Isles


Name: Mike Lawler (PERSON)
Description: Republican representative in the US House


Name: Iron-containing proteins (Protein)
Description: Proteins that contain iron atoms.


Name: Idris I (Person/Ruler)
Description: Founder of the Idrisid dynasty.


Name: 81-83°F (high), 68-73°F (low) (TEMPERATURE)
Description: Average high and low temperatures in summer


Name: K1 (Genetic Haplogroup)
Description: Mitochondrial DNA haplogroup found in various populations worldwide.


Name: Vikram Samvat (Calendar System)
Description: Hindu calendar used in Nepal and North & Central India.


Name: Titanium (Chemical Element)
Description: A strong, lightweight, corrosion-resistant metal.


Name: Apennine wolf (Animal)
Description: A subspecies of the gray wolf found in Italy, known for its adaptability and resilience


Name: Stone hammer and anvil (Tool)
Description: Tools used for shaping metals


Name: Gymnasium (Γυμνάσιο) (EducationalInstitutionType)
Description: Middle school level in Greece


Name: ROC (COUNTRY)
Description: Republic of China


Name: Abstract expressionism (Art Movement)
Description: Abstract art emphasizing spontaneous gestures and emotions


Name: H1b (Genetic Haplogroup)
Description: Mitochondrial DNA haplogroup


Name: Etruscans were autochthonous (Conclusion)
Description: The finding that the Etruscans were indigenous to their region.


Name: team (GROUP)
Description: Team of scientists led by Enrico Fermi


Name: Moravian forces (Military Unit)
Description: Soldiers from the Moravian state


Name: nang pa sangs rgyas pa'i chos (Term)
Description: Tibetan term for Buddhism


Name: Albrecht Dürer, Hans Holbein the Younger, Matthias Grünewald, Lucas Cranach the Elder (ARTISTS)
Description: Important German Renaissance artists.


Name: 10,000 to 15,000 (Number Range)
Description: Estimated population range of an altepetl


Name: 2% (Percentage)
Description: Market share of synthetic diamonds in 2013.


Name: fee of around €363.36 per term (Financial Obligation)
Description: A mandatory fee charged for each academic term exceeding the limit.


Name: Industrially significant (Property)
Description: Important for industrial applications


Name: Team handball teams (SPORT CATEGORY)
Description: Teams participating in team handball


Name: Shear pressure (Force)
Description: Force exerted on a material in opposite directions.


Name: Arabs (PEOPLE)
Description: Inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula


Name: his amulets (OBJECT)
Description: Magical charms possessed by Naphtali Cohen


Name: Corruption (SOCIAL ISSUE)
Description: Unethical practice


Name: Government officials (People)
Description: Individuals working in government positions


Name: Kafū Nagai (Person)
Description: A Japanese novelist


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


Name: tif style (Policy)
Description: A rule or regulation governing a particular action or behavior.


Name: Ranks (Concept)
Description: Positions within a hierarchy


Name: Chaine Park (Park)
Description: A park located in Larne


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


Name: Manufacturing sector in Europe (Economic Sector)
Description: The part of the economy producing tangible goods through manufacturing processes


Name: France (COUNTRY)
Description: A European country


Name: perception of a painting (concept)
Description: How an individual understands and interprets a painting.


Name: glassy, colorless to white prismatic monoclinic crystals (Physical Appearance)
Description: The visual characteristics of Afwillite crystals.


Name: Grotto (Restaurant Type)
Description: Traditional restaurant in Ticino caves.


Name: Grasping (Manipulation)
Description: Holding onto objects in arboreal environments.


Name: extinction of many bird species (EVENT)
Description: Loss of numerous avian species in New Zealand


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


Name: Third-largest exporter (Ranking)
Description: Position in the list of countries by export volume


Name: Juan Carlos's succession (EVENT)
Description: The process of Juan Carlos becoming King of Spain.


Name: pilgrimage (Religious Practice)
Description: A journey to a sacred place for religious reasons


Name: Mountain passes (Geographic Feature)
Description: Areas where roads or railways cross mountains


Name: Dark backing material (MATERIAL)
Description: Material used to support the thin ammolite layer in composite stones.


Name: status of Thessaly (STATUS)
Description: Legal and political position of Thessaly


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


Name: Japan (COUNTRY)
Description: Island nation in East Asia


Name: Zayyanids (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled over Algeria


Name: Many Taiwanese students (People)
Description: Students in Taiwan who are seeking academic improvement.


Name: Quebec (Province)
Description: A province in Canada


Name: Foot Guards (Military Unit)
Description: Elite infantry regiments of the British Army


Name: Researchers (Group of People)
Description: Individuals who conduct studies and investigations.


Name: Ballistic Missiles (WEAPON)
Description: Missiles used in warfare


Name: plantains (Ingredient)
Description: A type of banana


Name: Extreme southeastern point (GEOGRAPHIC_LOCATION)
Description: Farthest southeastern location within the australite distribution


Name: Pyrotechnic Colorants (Substance)
Description: Chemicals used to produce colored flames in fireworks.


Name: business sector (CONCEPT)
Description: Part of the economy concerned with producing goods or services


Name: diamond seeds (material)
Description: Small diamond crystals used as starting points for growth.


Name: Pribina (PERSON)
Description: A ruler who fled to Ratpot after being expelled by Mojmír


Name: Abolition of slavery (CONCEPT)
Description: The movement to end the practice of enslaving people


Name: Diacritics and Digraphs (Linguistic Concept)
Description: Marks used to indicate pronunciation and letter combinations


Name: Most Heavily Mined Zinc Ore (Ore Type)
Description: Ore with the highest amount of Zinc extracted


Name: Hydrogen (Gas)
Description: Etches non-diamond carbon, crucial for high purity.


Name: degree (unit of measurement)
Description: A common unit for measuring angles, with 360 degrees comprising a full circle.


Name: Absorption and excretion of copper (Biological Process)
Description: The processes by which the body takes in and removes copper.


Name: Louis Vauquelin (PERSON)
Description: A French chemist and pharmacist


Name: Scupi (LOCATION)
Description: City in present-day North Macedonia


Name: longest national bellwether status (STATUS)
Description: Status of being the longest-running predictor of election outcomes


Name: gentrification and rezoning (Concept)
Description: Negative impacts of development


Name: Birch Reduction (Chemical Reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction used to reduce aromatic rings


Name: Specific Events (Event)
Description: Occurrences such as military battles and victories.


Name: gold medals (AWARDS)
Description: Olympic Medals


Name: Particle decays (Process)
Description: Transformation of a particle into other particles


Name: Gaiety and celebration (Concept)
Description: Feelings of happiness and festivity


Name: the status of the JSDF and its relation to Japanese society  (SOCIAL ISSUE)
Description: A discussion about the role of Japan's Self-Defense Forces in society.


Name: religious statistics (DATA_CATEGORY)
Description: Data about religious affiliation


Name: 1,500 kilometeres high-speed rail network (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: Planned high speed rail network expansion


Name: CaSO4 (Chemical Formula)
Description: The chemical representation of anhydrous gypsum


Name: Spherical conics (Mathematical curve)
Description: A quartic curve on the surface of a sphere


Name: La Furia Roja (Name)
Description: Spanish for 'The Red Fury'


Name: Urination postures (Behavior)
Description: Different ways a fox urinates to mark territory


Name: Graphite (Material)
Description: A form of carbon with a layered structure.


Name: Western Europe (Region)
Description: Part of the European continent


Name: 1970s (DECADE)
Description: A period of ten years.


Name: sherds of pottery (Artifact)
Description: Broken fragments of pottery vessels.


Name: yijie (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Manchu clothing worn by all genders.


Name: Snowfall, Glaciers, and Water Resources (Environmental Factors)
Description: Aspects of the environment affected by climate change.


Name: south-west corner of Australia (REGION)
Description: Part of Australia located in the south-west.


Name: 1000 K (Temperature)
Description: Represents the melting point of Barium in Kelvin


Name: Combustible Materials Composition (CONCEPT)
Description: The idea that combustible materials are composed of two parts: phlogiston and dephlogisticated matter.


Name: Steam (Substance)
Description: Water in its gaseous state.


Name: Danube River Delta (GEOGRAPHIC FEATURE)
Description: A wetland area where the Danube River meets the Black Sea


Name: Morocco (GPE)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: Decay (Natural process)
Description: The breakdown of organic matter.


Name: steel (Material)
Description: An alloy of iron and carbon with other elements added for specific properties.


Name: Some Relations Between the Geology and Mining Industry: Economic Geology v. 17, p. 64-79 (abstract) (PUBLICATION)
Description: A paper on relations between geology and mining


Name: Manto Mavrogenous (Person)
Description: A heroine of the Greek War of Independence


Name: State of Emergency (Status)
Description: Situation requiring immediate action


Name: Ozone (Chemical Compound)
Description: An allotrope of oxygen with a pungent odor and blue color.


Name: revival of Gaelic (SocialPhenomena)
Description: Increase in usage and speakers of the Gaelic language


Name: Ashraf Ghani (Person)
Description: Former President of Afghanistan


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Substance)
Description: Elemental oxygen


Name: area around Luoyi (present-day Luoyang) (LOCATION)
Description: Geographic location


Name: East Asian culture (Culture)
Description: Cultures of East Asia


Name: Maserati (AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURER)
Description: An Italian car manufacturer.


Name: Molding compounds (Application)
Description: Materials used to create molds for casting objects.


Name: powdered charcoal (MATERIAL)
Description: Finely ground charcoal


Name: diot/diota (Proto-Germanic Word)
Description: Meaning 'people'


Name: Porphyrogenitos (PERSON)
Description: Byzantine Emperor


Name: High Pressures (Pressure)
Description: Elevated pressure conditions


Name: Hornfels (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A fine-grained metamorphic rock formed by contact metamorphism, often associated with igneous intrusions.


Name: American Gem Society (AGS) (Organization)
Description: The AGS developed grading standards for the Princess cut.


Name: elapsed time without an official government (EVENT)
Description: The period of political deadlock following the 2010 elections


Name: Bamboo (Plant)
Description: A type of tall, woody grass


Name: white people (Social Group)
Description: People categorized as white based on social and cultural constructs


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


Name: Inner Hebrides (Archipelago)
Description: Group of islands off the west coast of Scotland


Name: metallic (Visual Property)
Description: The type of shine these pearls possess.


Name: 5.5% (Percentage)
Description: Population growth rate of Collonges due to migration over the last 10 years (2000-2010)


Name: Belarus (Country)
Description: A country known for its potash production


Name: Magnesium (Element)
Description: A silvery-white metallic chemical element


Name: Kansas City (CITY)
Description: Largest city in Missouri


Name: Strategic sectors (INDUSTRY SECTOR)
Description: Important industries for a country's economic growth and development


Name: Stones (Substance)
Description: Solid, non-metallic materials found in nature


Name: with the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors in 1519. (Event)
Description:  The event that marked the beginning of the end for the Aztec Empire.


Name: October 25, 1971 (Date)
Description: The date when UN Resolution 2758 was passed.


Name: Earthquakes (NATURAL DISASTER)
Description: Shaking of the ground caused by seismic waves


Name: French (LANGUAGE)
Description: A Romance language


Name: Most valuable type of opal  (Valuation)
Description: Rarity and desirability


Name: alabaster or granite (material)
Description: Types of stone materials.


Name: Russia (COUNTRY)
Description: A transcontinental country spanning Eastern Europe and Northern Asia.


Name: 21 million tonnes (QUANTITY)
Description: The estimated amount of lithium reserves in 2021.


Name: Organic Molecules (Biological Compounds)
Description: Molecules found in living organisms.


Name: Norway (COUNTRY)
Description: A Scandinavian country


Name: new category of recommended candidates for the mandarinate (Process)
Description: A system for selecting officials based on recommendations from superiors.


Name: Cannabis production (ECONOMIC ACTIVITY)
Description: The cultivation and harvesting of cannabis plants.


Name: died, retired, or been imprisoned (STATE)
Description: Various outcomes for Algerian generals


Name: Naxos (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea


Name: nearly seven times as many young professionals applications for jobs in 2023 compared to 2019 (Job Market Trend)
Description: Significant increase in job applications from young professionals.


Name: Environmental Benefits (Concept)
Description: Positive impacts on the environment.


Name: Subtractive Color Systems (Color System)
Description: Systems used in painting and printing


Name: logical consistency (quality)
Description: The state of being free from contradictions and adhering to logical principles.


Name: Lebanese people (ETHNICITY)
Description: People from Lebanon.


Name: Evil Gaze (Supernatural Belief)
Description: The belief that a person's gaze can cause harm


Name: Buddhist Traditions (Religious Group)
Description: Different schools and lineages of Buddhism


Name: popular culture (CONCEPT)
Description: Culture that is widely consumed by the general public.


Name: Penal colonies in Australia (Location)
Description: Places where criminals were sent as punishment


Name: Rome (City)
Description: Capital city of Italy


Name: Calcium (Chemical element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 20.


Name: British writer (Occupation)
Description: Individual who creates written works from the UK.


Name: Fractional distillation (Separation Technique)
Description: A technique used to separate components of a mixture based on their boiling points


Name: Diamond-tipped core drills (Mining Tool)
Description: Tools used to extract samples from rock formations.


Name: Fifth-largest economy by PPP (Ranking)
Description: Position in the list of countries by purchasing power parity


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A highly reactive element essential for life.


Name: respiratory rate (physiological parameter)
Description: The number of breaths per minute


Name: China's Share of Renewable Energy (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of China's total energy consumption coming from renewable sources


Name: Meditation and mindfulness (Practice)
Description: Techniques for cultivating awareness and insight


Name: Costumbrismo (LITERARY MOVEMENT)
Description: Style focused on portraying local customs and traditions


Name: Heat from Cutting Diamond (Thermal Energy)
Description: The heat generated during the cutting process of a diamond


Name: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya (LOCATION)
Description: Countries in North Africa


Name: Occult Physick (Book)
Description: A book about occult medicine


Name: Utö island (LOCATION)
Description: Island in the Stockholm Archipelago, Sweden


Name: Union (Political Entity)
Description: The United States of America


Name: first nine years of schooling (TIME PERIOD)
Description: The initial stage of formal education.


Name: Fertility rate close to replacement level (Statistic)
Description: The average number of children per woman


Name: Olive Trees (Plant)
Description: Trees that produce olives, used for olive oil and other products.


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


Name: Czechoslovakia (COUNTRY)
Description: A country formed after World War I from Bohemia, Moravia, and Slovakia.


Name: Nanno Marinatos (Person)
Description: Scholar who studied the Minoan civilization.


Name: Seafood (Food)
Description: Edible marine creatures


Name: Afghan Civil War (Event)
Description: Armed conflict in Afghanistan


Name: Greco-Roman classical architecture (Architectural style)
Description: Classical architectural style originating from Ancient Greece and Rome


Name: water, rainfall, hurricane, and floods (Natural phenomena)
Description: Elements of nature


Name: Sal Sedativum (Name)
Description: An old name for boric acid, suggesting its calming properties.


Name: Metric Tensor (Mathematical Object)
Description: A mathematical object that describes distances and angles in a Riemannian manifold.


Name: Infrared or ultraviolet wavelengths (Electromagnetic Spectrum Range)
Description: Ranges of electromagnetic radiation beyond visible light.


Name: Qing dynasty (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Last imperial dynasty of China


Name: softball (SPORT)
Description: A bat-and-ball sport similar to baseball, but played with a larger ball and on a smaller field.


Name: Manhattan (BOROUGH)
Description: A borough of New York City


Name: RYB Color Model (Color Model)
Description: Traditional color theory model


Name: Early Buddhist positions in the Theravada tradition (RELIGIOUS BELIEFS)
Description: The initial views on deities held by early Buddhists


Name: 47 States (Political Division)
Description: States within the United States that enacted Blue Sky Laws.


Name: comic strips (Creative Work)
Description: A series of drawings that tell a story.


Name: cF lattice (Crystal Structure)
Description: Cubic face-centered lattice


Name: Corpus Christi Sunday (Holiday)
Description: A Christian holiday celebrating the Eucharist


Name: Spent nuclear fuel (Material)
Description: Fuel that has been used in a nuclear reactor.


Name: Narrative subjects on gems (Artistic subject matter)
Description: Themes and stories depicted in gem engraving


Name: less than 10% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of votes received


Name: Central Group (Island Group)
Description: A group of islands in the Azores.


Name: Sinai (Location)
Description: A peninsula in Egypt.


Name: abundant natural resources; a well-developed infrastructure; and high productivity (CONCEPT)
Description: Factors driving the US economy


Name: 21,500–25,000 (Quantity)
Description: Estimated number of red foxes killed annually in the UK


Name: divine figures  (CONCEPT)
Description: Beings considered gods or goddesses.


Name: Great Temple (Building)
Description: A temple in Tenochtitlan


Name: immaturity comes from lack of courage to think independently (STATEMENT)
Description: Kant's belief about the cause of intellectual immaturity


Name: type and extent of conductivity change (physical property)
Description: How the electrical conduction properties of a material are affected by doping


Name: 2% of gem-quality diamond supply (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Proportion of lab-grown diamonds in the gem market


Name: dust mantle (Geological Feature)
Description: A layer of dust covering a planet's surface.


Name: Mathematics (Field of Study)
Description: The study of numbers, quantities, and shapes.


Name: Branches and bushes (Shape description)
Description: The typical shape of Red coral


Name: Early Yayoi Period (Historical Period)
Description: A period in Japanese history marked by the introduction of metalworking and agriculture.


Name: Karatsu (LOCATION)
Description: A city in Japan known for its pottery


Name: low-grade metamorphism (Metamorphic Grade)
Description: Metamorphism occurring at relatively low temperatures and pressures.


Name: Slavomir (Ruler)
Description: A Moravian monarch


Name: albite hornfels facies (Mineral Facies)
Description: A type of hornfels characterized by albite


Name: Water-bearing regolith breccia (Geological material)
Description: A type of rock composed of fragmented material cemented together.


Name: Caliph (Title)
Description: The supreme religious and political leader in an Islamic state.


Name: Emperor Yangdi (Sui) (Person)
Description: The second emperor of the Sui Dynasty.


Name: Lough Neagh (WATER BODY)
Description: The largest lake in the British Isles by area.


Name: Egg production (Process)
Description: The raising of chickens for egg production.


Name: darkness (Concept)
Description: The state of being dark


Name: Economies of Scale (Economic Principle)
Description: Cost advantages arising from large-scale production.


Name: Fluorodeoxyglucose (Tracer)
Description: A commonly used tracer in positron emission tomography.


Name: Understanding of deformation mechanisms involved in cataclastic rock formation (Scientific knowledge)
Description: Knowledge about the processes that lead to the deformation and fracturing of rocks.


Name: aluminium alloys (Material)
Description: A mixture of aluminium with other metals


Name: Longer Sanskrit Compounds (Linguistic Phenomena)
Description: Compounds consisting of more than three words.


Name: Beryllium diffusion (Treatment Process)
Description: A process of introducing beryllium into sapphires to enhance color.


Name: Health (CONCEPT)
Description: A state of physical and mental well-being.


Name: Zircon (Mineral)
Description: A zirconium silicate mineral.


Name: tourism business (INDUSTRY)
Description: The commercial activity related to providing services for tourists.


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


Name: Kaohsiung (City)
Description: A city in Taiwan


Name: Purple-Pink Diamonds (Gemstone Type)
Description: Diamonds with a pink hue and purple undertones


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


Name: Mongols (Ethnic Group)
Description: People from Mongolia


Name: east (DIRECTION)
Description: Cardinal direction


Name: Electrons, Neutrons, Gamma-rays (Radiation Types)
Description: Forms of electromagnetic radiation.


Name: Acid rain (Environmental Phenomenon)
Description: Rain with a lower pH than normal due to atmospheric pollution.


Name: Jocale (Noun)
Description: Latin word meaning plaything


Name: Mayor of Peccia (POSITION)
Description: The position of mayor of Peccia


Name: Great Moravian army (military force)
Description: The main military force of the Great Moravian Empire.


Name: Harz National Park (NATIONAL PARK)
Description: A national park located in Germany


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


Name: Cennino Cennini (Person)
Description: A 15th-century Italian painter and writer.


Name: currency (CONCEPT)
Description: A medium of exchange for goods and services.


Name: Tahiti Iti (Portion of island)
Description: The smaller, southeastern portion of Tahiti


Name: Crosses (Religious Symbol)
Description: Symbols representing Christianity


Name: Basque (LANGUAGE)
Description: Language spoken in the Basque Country


Name: Earth's shadow (Atmospheric phenomenon)
Description: The shadow cast by Earth through its atmosphere into space.


Name: Equality of points on a line and a plane (Mathematical concept)
Description: The idea that there are the same number of points on a line segment as on an entire plane.


Name: court life in Heian period Japan (Concept)
Description: Social customs and practices at the Japanese imperial court during the Heian era.


Name: Austria's military nonalignment (Political Topic)
Description: The status of Austria's neutrality in military affairs


Name: Uruk (City)
Description: An ancient Mesopotamian city known for its cultural advancements.


Name: Monoprinting (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A printmaking process that produces unique prints using a matrix.


Name: General of Infantry (POSITION)
Description: A military rank


Name: first revolt (EVENT)
Description: Initial uprising against Ottoman rule


Name: Good Luck Charm (Concept)
Description: A term used interchangeably with amulet.


Name: Office of Public Works (Government Agency)
Description: Agency responsible for managing state-owned buildings and infrastructure in Ireland.


Name: Ardennes (REGION)
Description: A mountainous region in Belgium and France known for slate production


Name: Magna Cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A modified brilliant cut with 102 facets and 10-fold symmetry.


Name: Han Chinese rites and clothing (CULTURE)
Description: Customs and attire associated with Han Chinese culture


Name: NATO's military-integrated command (Military organization)
Description: The unified command structure of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: 1830s (TIME PERIOD)
Description: The decade of the 1830s.


Name: Hydroelectric Power Plants (Power Plant)
Description: Plants that generate electricity from water


Name: Capturing the fleeting effects of light and color. (Artistic Technique)
Description: A technique that seeks to depict the way light and color change over time and in different conditions.


Name: Sierra Leone government (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The governing body of Sierra Leone.


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


Name: Stein Halvorson (ARCHITECT)
Description: A Norwegian architect


Name: Trunk (Body Part)
Description: Proboscis used for breathing, drinking, and grasping


Name: Medium sky blue (Color)
Description: The color called sky blue in Crayola crayons.


Name: Number 1 in the world (Tennis Ranking)
Description: Reached the top position in men's professional tennis


Name: continuous use (State)
Description: Status of the Semmering Pass over time


Name: Aztecs (People)
Description: Members of the Aztec civilization.


Name: Language isolate (Linguistic Classification)
Description: A language not related to any other known language


Name: yellow (color)
Description: The color of lemons or sunshine


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral composed of calcium carbonate.


Name: Websites/Social Media (Platform)
Description: Online spaces for communication, sharing information, and creating content.


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: The Eastern successor of the Roman Empire


Name: Deeper diving (Activity)
Description: Diving to depths greater than those considered safe for pure oxygen.


Name: Tunisia's Energy Mix (Concept)
Description: The sources of Tunisia's energy


Name: Ain Boucherit (LOCATION)
Description: A site near Ain Hanech, Algeria


Name: Construction Aggregate Tests (Procedure)
Description: Tests performed on construction materials


Name: West Germany (Country)
Description: The democratic republic that existed in western Germany after World War II


Name: 24th (Ordinal number)
Description: The rank of Oppdal municipality by area out of 356 municipalities in Norway


Name: groundbreaking works in painting, sculpture, design and architecture (Artwork)
Description: Various forms of artistic expression


Name: Phosphate Fertilizer Factories (Industrial Facility)
Description: Factories that produce phosphate fertilizers


Name: British merchants (PEOPLE)
Description: Merchants from Great Britain


Name: Villach manor (LOCATION)
Description: Estate granted to Bishop Albuin


Name: Chinese writing, politics, art, and religion (Knowledge Domain)
Description: Areas of study and learning.


Name: Alan Watts (Person)
Description: A writer and philosopher


Name: European abstract schools (Art Movement)
Description: Various European movements that explored abstraction in art.


Name: Manhattan North (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Sanitation department for Northern Manhattan


Name: Medal Commemorating John VIII Palaiologos (Artifact)
Description: Medal celebrating the Byzantine Emperor's visit to Italy in 1438.


Name: superscript m (notation)
Description: Superscript 'm' used to denote metastable isotopes


Name: 0.02% to 2.14% (percentage)
Description: The range of carbon content by weight in plain carbon steel.


Name: 75,915 Bulgarian citizens (People)
Description: Citizens of Bulgaria residing in Greece according to the 2011 census


Name: Khepri (Deity)
Description: Egyptian god of creation and the rising sun, often depicted as a scarab beetle


Name: Fluss-spats-syran (fluorspar acid) (Chemical Compound Name)
Description: The name given to hydrofluoric acid by Scheele


Name: Legitimate Umayyad Ruler of al-Andalus (Political Title)
Description: The head of the Umayyad emirate in al-Andalus.


Name: Early Celts (Culture)
Description: An ancient group of people who inhabited parts of Europe.


Name: no smoking allowed (CONCEPT)
Description: The prohibition of smoking in a particular place.


Name: Mineral and ash content (Measurement)
Description: The amount of minerals and ash present in a substance.


Name: Ashura (FESTIVAL)
Description: A commemoration of the martyrdom of Hussein ibn Ali, the grandson of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.


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


Name: Quintus Caecilius Metellus Balearicus (Person)
Description: Roman general who conquered Mallorca


Name: World Intellectual Property Organization (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: A specialized agency of the United Nations that deals with intellectual property protection.


Name: Aluminium atoms have different coordination geometries (Chemical Structure Feature)
Description: The arrangement of atoms around a central atom.


Name: 36,000 (NUMBER)
Description: The approximate size of the French invasion force


Name: Hematite (Mineral)
Description: A common iron oxide mineral


Name: 9 cyclostome species (lampreys and hagfish) (Species Group)
Description: Jawless fish with elongated bodies and cartilaginous skeletons


Name: 1997 (DATE)
Description: The year An Tobar was established.


Name: Gem-quality diamonds (Material)
Description: Lab-grown diamonds meeting gem standards.


Name: United Nations headquarters (BUILDING)
Description: Building housing the United Nations organization


Name: Early needles (Tool)
Description: Needles made before modern manufacturing techniques.


Name: ~45% of Earth's atmospheric oxygen each year (Measurement)
Description: An estimated contribution of oceans to global oxygen production.


Name: 6 feet (1.8 m) (Measurement)
Description: Approximate length of some zweihänder swords.


Name: Refining of Beryllium Metal (Process)
Description: The process of purifying beryllium metal from its ores


Name: Spectral Combinations (Quantity)
Description: Different arrangements of wavelengths within light.


Name: Albite (Mineral Species)
Description: A sodium-rich feldspar.


Name: radial velocity of stars (Astronomical Measurement)
Description: The speed at which a star is moving towards or away from us


Name: Bohemia, Moravia and parts of Austria and Germany (Region)
Description: Areas in Central Europe.


Name: Catholicism (RELIGION)
Description: The Christian faith adhering to the doctrines of the Catholic Church


Name: Athens Festival (Festival)
Description: An annual arts festival held in Athens, Greece


Name: record economic growth (ECONOMIC EVENT)
Description: Significant expansion of a country's economy.


Name: Felix Cobbold (PERSON)
Description: Gave Christchurch Mansion to Ipswich


Name: 34,177 Pakistani citizens (People)
Description: Citizens of Pakistan residing in Greece according to the 2011 census


Name: Managing kidney stones (Medical Procedure)
Description: Removing hard deposits that form in the kidneys


Name: letter (Document)
Description: Formal communication from Amir Khan Muttaqi


Name: We can no longer disgrace our country with such a court system. (Statement)
Description: Expression of dissatisfaction with Ukraine's judicial system


Name: Impurities (Substance)
Description: Unwanted elements in the steel.


Name: Tenth Avenue (STREET)
Description: A street in Manhattan


Name: Life expectancy in Brazil (Metric)
Description: Average lifespan of individuals in Brazil


Name: Diamond (MATERIAL)
Description: A precious gemstone known for its hardness and brilliance


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color at the long wavelength end of the visible spectrum.


Name: Tourism (INDUSTRY SECTOR)
Description: Economic activity related to travel and hospitality


Name: Jurchens (People)
Description: Ethnic group that ruled during the Jin dynasty


Name: Highly Stylized Depictions (Visual Style)
Description: Representations that are highly simplified and abstracted from reality.


Name: La Culebra Opal Deposit (Opal Deposit)
Description: A significant opal deposit in Jalisco, Mexico.


Name: Eating (Activity)
Description: Consuming food


Name: Jean Metzinger (Painter)
Description: A French painter associated with the Orphism movement.


Name: Troposphere and Stratosphere (Atmospheric Layer)
Description: Layers of the Earth's atmosphere where weather phenomena occur.


Name: 6 million people (QUANTITY)
Description: Estimated number of displaced Afghans


Name: Aluminium tribromide (Chemical Compound)
Description: An aluminium compound with three bromine atoms


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


Name: 95% Arabs and Berbers (PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION)
Description: Ethnic composition of Tunisians in 1956


Name: €105.3 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: The amount of money contributed by tourism to German GDP


Name: Filigree work (Art Form)
Description: A delicate metalwork technique.


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


Name: Venus of Hohle Fels (Sculpture)
Description: 41,000-year-old sculpture found in the Swabian Jura


Name: Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park (NATIONAL PARK)
Description: A national park located on the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey.


Name: Spherical Spiral (Geometric Shape)
Description: Spiral path on the surface of a sphere


Name: Spanish cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The culinary traditions of Spain


Name: Human rights abuses (ISSUE)
Description: Violations of fundamental human rights.


Name: 26Al (Isotope)
Description: Radioactive isotope of aluminium.


Name: Banalsite (Mineral Subgroup)
Description: A less common subgroup of feldspars.


Name: Izanagi's left eye (Body part)
Description: Izanagi's left eye


Name: Noor-ul-Ain (Diamond)
Description: A famous large pink diamond.


Name: high relief sculpture (Sculpture Technique)
Description: A sculptural technique where figures project significantly from the background.


Name: Norwegians (Nationality)
Description: People from Norway.


Name: My Number One (MUSIC WORK)
Description: Eurovision winning song


Name: microbial substrate preferences (concept)
Description: The tendency of microorganisms to favor certain types of organic matter for decomposition.


Name: Leather objects, furniture and electric cables (Object)
Description: Items that kits may damage


Name: Remaining Percentage (Calculation)
Description: Percentage not accounted for by other religious affiliations


Name: 4–5% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Yearly growth rate of the Moroccan economy


Name: Austria (COUNTRY)
Description: Central European country


Name: same features (Abstract Concept)
Description: Shared characteristics of the new Roman sculptural style.


Name: Istanbul University (University)
Description: Turkey's oldest and largest university


Name: MgO or CaO (Chemical Compound)
Description: Magnesium oxide (MgO) or Calcium oxide (CaO)


Name: bai shou yi (Clothing)
Description: A longevity jacket


Name: Acropolis (LOCATION)
Description: An ancient citadel in Athens, Greece.


Name: Ajvar (Dish)
Description: A roasted red pepper spread.


Name: British literature (Literary Genre)
Description: Written works associated with the United Kingdom, Isle of Man, and Channel Islands.


Name: Problematic (State)
Description: Difficult to understand or solve.


Name: Catholic Church (Religious Institution)
Description: The Christian church based in Rome, headed by the Pope.


Name: a personal matter (Concept)
Description: Something private and individual