Name: The determination of the feldspars in thin section (Publication)
Description: Article in American Geologist on identifying feldspars


Name: Schottische (DANCE)
Description: Type of dance


Name: Brazilian roads (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: The network of roadways in Brazil


Name: Viktor Yanukovych (PERSON)
Description: Fourth president of Ukraine


Name: Missouri (LOCATION)
Description: State in the United States


Name: more elaborate in design (Attribute)
Description: The seals used by bishops increased in complexity and detail over time.


Name: Envy (EMOTION)
Description: Feeling of wanting what someone else has


Name: 1837 (Year)
Description: The year Chloritoid was first scientifically documented


Name: carbon atoms in graphite (Atom)
Description: Carbon atoms arranged in a specific configuration within graphite.


Name: Western Missionaries (People)
Description: Individuals spreading religious beliefs


Name: deep ocean water (Environment)
Description: The depths of the ocean


Name: Electrophilic and Nucleophilic Attacks (Chemical Reaction Type)
Description: Reactions involving electron-seeking (electrophile) or electron-donating (nucleophile) species.


Name: Henry Olcott (Person)
Description: An American convert to Buddhism who promoted it as a scientific religion.


Name: Solid gallium (Metallic Element)
Description: A metal that exhibits conchoidal fracture at low temperatures.


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


Name: Metamorphic Overprint (Geological Process)
Description: Transformation of existing rocks due to heat and pressure


Name: spoons (cutlery)
Description: a utensil with a shallow bowl used for eating liquids or soft foods


Name: Erandique (LOCATION)
Description: A municipality in Honduras


Name: US-Japan Security Treaty (TREATY)
Description: A treaty guaranteeing mutual defense between the US and Japan


Name: (see 1903) A consideration of igneous rocks and their segregation or differentiation as related to the occurrence of ores in Emmons, S. F., Ore Deposits: New York, American Institute of Mining Engineers, p. 251–304 (PUBLICATION)
Description: A section on igneous rocks and ore occurrence


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


Name: pragmatic classification (type of classification)
Description: Classification based on goals, purposes, and practical considerations


Name: raw materials, machinery and equipment, chemicals, raw diamonds, pharmaceuticals, foodstuffs, transportation equipment, oil products (GOODS)
Description: A list of items that Belgium imports


Name: local jails (Type of Prison)
Description: County or municipal facilities that hold individuals awaiting trial and those serving short sentences.


Name: Wrapped Landmarks and Landscapes (ARTWORK)
Description: Large-scale artworks involving the temporary covering of existing structures or natural features with fabric.


Name: Lapis lazuli (Mineral)
Description: A semi-precious stone prized for its blue color.


Name: chemical equivalence (CONCEPT)
Description: The idea that two substances have the same chemical properties


Name: Livestock (GOODS)
Description: Animals transported out of the Crystal River Valley


Name: state revenues in 2011 (Economic Indicator)
Description: The total income generated by the Norwegian government in 2011.


Name: Portugal and Portuguese colonies (LOCATION)
Description: Portugal and its overseas territories


Name: Cat's Eye Effect (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: The shimmering band of light seen in chatoyant gemstones.


Name: Ipswich (LOCATION)
Description: Town in Suffolk, England


Name: 0.93% (Percentage)
Description: Belgium's defense budget as a percentage of its GDP in 2019


Name: United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (Organization)
Description: A US government agency responsible for environmental protection


Name: Viceroyalty of Peru (ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION)
Description: Spanish colonial region that included Colombia.


Name: Sweeteners (Food)
Description: Substances used to add sweetness to food.


Name: Zinc oxide (Chemical substance)
Description: A compound of zinc and oxygen.


Name: southernmost island of Europe (STATUS)
Description: Geographical position relative to other European islands


Name: farming spread from the Near East to Europe (Historical Event)
Description: The spread of agriculture from its origins in the Near East


Name: European Economic Community (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A precursor to the European Union


Name: Crustal Depths (Geological Location)
Description: The depths within the Earth's crust.


Name: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) (Religious Organization)
Description: A Christian denomination that believes in continuing revelation.


Name: Reptiles (Fauna)
Description: Cold-blooded vertebrates with scales


Name: Asbestos (Mineral Fiber)
Description: Some serpentinite varieties contain asbestos fibers, which were once widely used but are now recognized as hazardous to health


Name: Pseudochromatic mineral (Mineral classification)
Description: Mineral with color caused by light interference


Name: Radium Institute (Institution)
Description: A research center founded by Marie Curie


Name: November (TIME)
Description: Month of the year


Name: Uranium(IV) (Chemical State)
Description: Oxidation state +4


Name: temperate oceanic (Cfb) (CLIMATE_CLASSIFICATION)
Description: Köppen-Geiger climate classification


Name: Saadi dynasty (DYNASTY)
Description: A Moroccan dynasty


Name: Au–Au bonds (Chemical Bond)
Description: Bond between two gold atoms


Name: Vasily Bazhenov (Person)
Description: A Russian architect


Name: 25 centimeters (Measurement)
Description: Distance from the viewer's eye to the diamond according to the 2005 AGS standards


Name: Domat/Ems (City)
Description: A city in Grisons


Name: Acceptable white light (Phenomenon)
Description: Light perceived as white by human vision


Name: Commercial waste (WASTE TYPE)
Description: Waste generated by businesses and commercial establishments.


Name: gulden (CURRENCY)
Description: Former currency of the Netherlands


Name: Prisoners of war (Status)
Description: Individuals captured during conflict.


Name: Langevin (Person)
Description: A French physicist


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


Name: Basilica of Saint-Denis (LOCATION)
Description: A basilica near Paris, France.


Name: vinegar (FOOD ITEM)
Description: Sour liquid produced through fermentation


Name: Iron ore deposits in the Iron Range of Minnesota: Engineering and Mining Journal, v. 123, p. 675-680 (Publication)
Description: A scientific paper on iron ore deposits in Minnesota's Iron Range


Name: Berber jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Ornamental pieces worn by Berber people.


Name: bronze sculpture (ARTWORK)
Description: Sculptures made from bronze


Name: Pope Adrian II (Person)
Description: Pope of the Catholic Church.


Name: Mongolia (country)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Massilians (PEOPLE)
Description: Inhabitants of the ancient Greek city of Massilia (Marseille)


Name: sombrero de Labrador (HAT STYLE)
Description: A worker's hat made of black velvet, a signature style of the region.


Name: Omission of internal vowels (Linguistic Feature)
Description: A characteristic of Etruscan writing where vowels within words are often not written


Name: Spathic ores (Mineral)
Description: Iron ore rich in manganese and low in phosphorus.


Name: Ancient costumes in film and television productions (Entertainment Media)
Description: The use of hanfu in media to depict historical settings.


Name: High energy consumption (Property)
Description: Requirement for substantial amounts of energy


Name: Missouri slaveholders (Group)
Description: People in Missouri who owned slaves.


Name: League of Nations (Organization)
Description: International organization for diplomacy


Name: Diesel Generators (TECHNOLOGY)
Description: A major source of electricity generation in Tahiti


Name: counter-demonstration (EVENT)
Description: A protest against the neo-Nazi gatherings


Name: Khwaja Abdullah Ansari (Person)
Description: A great mystic and Sufi saint


Name: 113.56% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Value of the primary gross enrolment ratio in Colombia


Name: significant portions of market share (MARKET CHARACTERISTIC)
Description: A large percentage of the diamond market is supplied by these mines


Name: reaction (chemical process)
Description: The reaction between acid and carbonate ions


Name: Stilfragen (1893) (WORK)
Description: Riegl's influential book on the theory of art style


Name: people from the Rhine and Main valleys (GROUP)
Description: Migrants who populated the Spessart region.


Name: Moʻorea Ferry (Ferry)
Description: A ferry service operating between Papeʻete and Moʻorea.


Name: Armed forces of Colombia (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: The military branch of Colombia's government.


Name: engravers (PERSON)
Description: Artists who engrave designs onto surfaces.


Name: Diamond Grinding Grit (Material)
Description: Abrasive material made of diamond.


Name: särskrivning (PHNOMENA)
Description: A method of writing compound words separately.


Name: concepts as units (Philosophical Idea)
Description: The view that concepts are the fundamental building blocks of knowledge.


Name: Manganese (Chemical Element)
Description: A metallic element essential for life.


Name: Soviet Union (COUNTRY)
Description: Former communist state.


Name: Cryolite Production (Chemical Process)
Description: Process of creating sodium aluminium fluoride


Name: Kosovo (Country)
Description: A partially recognized state in Southeastern Europe.


Name: north-eastern shore of the Black Sea (GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION)
Description: Coastline of the Black Sea


Name: Diamond Cubic (Crystal Structure)
Description: The most common crystal structure of diamond.


Name: coating (Material Use)
Description: Substance applied to a surface


Name: Meknes (CITY)
Description: A large city in Morocco.


Name: Spirit (Concept)
Description: Kami can also be translated as spirit


Name: calpolli (Subdivision)
Description: Organizational units for commoners within an altepetl.


Name: Jasper, sardonyx and carnelian (Mineral)
Description: Different varieties of chalcedony


Name: Illumination (Concept)
Description: The highest state of perfection in Buddhism


Name: Holy things (Religious Concept)
Description: Things considered sacred and divine.


Name: cerite (Mineral)
Description: Heavy mineral discovered by Cronstedt


Name: Abukuma Facies Series (Metamorphic Series)
Description: A sequence of metamorphic facies characterized by low pressure conditions.


Name: 1666 (Year)
Description: A specific year in history.


Name: 10% of global lithium demand (Percentage)
Description: Estimated contribution of Jadar mines to global Lithium supply


Name: Moldova (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe


Name: National dress (Cultural Artifact)
Description: Traditional clothing of Ukraine


Name: Hindu art (Religious Art)
Description: Artistic traditions and styles connected to Hinduism.


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


Name: al-Andalus (TERM)
Description: Arabic term for Andalusia


Name: Public Services (Service Sector)
Description: Services provided to the public


Name: Armed Conflicts (EVENT)
Description: Wars and other violent conflicts.


Name: Thermistors (Component)
Description: Temperature-sensitive resistors used in the probe.


Name: immersing in oil (Food Preservation Method)
Description: Preserving food by submerging it in oil


Name: Germanic, Hungarian, and Celtic peoples (Ethnic Groups)
Description: Various ethnic groups who inhabited Central Europe.


Name: power (CONCEPT)
Description: Ability to influence or control


Name: Journeyman License (Legal Document)
Description: A license that certifies a craftsman's qualifications.


Name: President of the Republic (OFFICE)
Description: The nominal head of state in Greece


Name: Regents (Political Role)
Description: Advisors or administrators who govern on behalf of a ruler.


Name: early 19th century (Time Period)
Description: Beginning of the 1800s


Name: Stainless Steel (Material)
Description: Steel containing at least 11% chromium for corrosion resistance.


Name: Philippe (Person)
Description: Current King of Belgium


Name: Townships and County-Administered Cities (Administrative Division)
Description: Third-level subdivisions within cities and counties


Name: Archaeological Sites (Location)
Description: Places where historical artifacts are found.


Name: 2016–17 EHF Champions League (COMPETITION)
Description: Edition of the European handball competition for clubs


Name: 2 million (quantity)
Description: The number of non-civil servant public employees in Spain as of 2013.


Name: World War II (WAR)
Description: Global war from 1939 to 1945


Name: Warren Cup (OBJECT)
Description: A silver cup known for its intricate relief sculptures.


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A color ranging from crimson to scarlet


Name: Earl of Cumberland (George Clifford) (Person)
Description: English nobleman and privateer who led raids on Faial Island.


Name: value (Economic Worth)
Description: Monetary worth of gem ammolite


Name: Edmund Roberts (PERSON)
Description: An American diplomat


Name: High Pressure and Temperatures (Condition)
Description: Conditions where diamond is the most stable form of carbon


Name: #1 (Ranking)
Description: Missouri's rank in tobacco freedom according to Mercatus Center


Name: Many efforts (Event)
Description: Multiple attempts to achieve a goal.


Name: fifteenth-largest economy by nominal GDP (Economic Indicator)
Description: Ranking of Spain's economy based on its total value of goods and services produced


Name: Oppdal Church (BUILDING)
Description: A church located in Vang, Oppdal


Name: Balj's troops (Military Force)
Description: The army led by Balj.


Name: Americans (People)
Description: Citizens of the United States


Name: Berber allegiances (Political Concept)
Description: Support and loyalty from Berber groups.


Name: Six Nations Championship (Tournament)
Description: An annual international rugby union competition involving six European teams.


Name: Rockwood (Company)
Description: Major lithium supplier


Name: Shinkolobwe Mine Uranium (RESOURCE)
Description: Uranium extracted from Shinkolobwe mine


Name: Curie temperature (Physical Property)
Description: The temperature above which a ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic material loses its magnetism


Name: Great Reform Act (Legislation)
Description: Act passed in 1832 that expanded voting rights in Britain


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period of significant technological advancements that transformed manufacturing and production.


Name: Ungava Bay (BAY)
Description: A bay in Northern Quebec, Canada.


Name: British and Irish cuisine (Cuisine Type)
Description: Traditional food and cooking styles of Britain and Ireland


Name: Routine Harassment (ACTION)
Description: Ongoing intimidation and obstruction by the government.


Name: Powdered bone fragments (Material)
Description: Small pieces of bone that have been ground into a powder.


Name: Secretary of Defence (Role)
Description: The leader of the Department of Defence.


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe.


Name: climate, cultural and religious traditions, and the vast geography of the nation (Factors)
Description: Elements that have shaped the characteristics of Russian cuisine.


Name: anywhere he had seen (Location)
Description: Any place Philip Alston had been to.


Name: lechona tolimense (Dish)
Description: Roasted pig stuffed with rice, vegetables, and spices


Name: energy security (POLICY_AREA)
Description: Measures taken to ensure the availability and affordability of energy resources


Name: construction sector (Economic Sector)
Description: Industries involved in building and infrastructure


Name: Batteries (Energy Storage Device)
Description: Devices that store chemical energy and convert it into electrical energy.


Name: Colorado River (River)
Description: A major river in the southwestern United States and Mexico


Name: three 'Dosha's (Vatha, Pitta, Kapha) (CONCEPT)
Description: Three fundamental energies believed in Ayurvedic medicine to govern health and well-being.


Name: 1951 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Objects (Physical Object)
Description: Tangible things


Name: Temperate Oceanic Climate (Climate Type)
Description: A climate characterized by warm, wet summers and cool to cold, wet winters.


Name: East Africa (Region)
Description: The eastern part of the African continent.


Name: mining (ACTIVITY)
Description: The process of extracting gold


Name: Politicians of the new republic (GROUP)
Description: Leaders of Austria after World War I


Name: French society (Social group)
Description: The people and culture of France


Name: China (COUNTRY)
Description: A nation in East Asia


Name: Engine Company 95/Ladder Company 36 (Fire Department Unit)
Description: Firefighting and emergency response unit serving Inwood


Name: maritime supremacy in the 16th century (Concept)
Description: Spain's dominance at sea during the 1500s


Name: Ivan Kotliarevsky (PERSON)
Description: A Ukrainian writer considered the father of literature in the Ukrainian vernacular.


Name: Middle amphibolite to granulite metamorphic facies (Metamorphic Grade)
Description: A range of metamorphic conditions characterized by specific mineral assemblages and temperatures.


Name: books about Berber jewellery (WORK_OF_ART)
Description: Books focusing on Berber jewelry of Algeria and the Maghreb


Name: globally (Location)
Description: Worldwide.


Name: Romans (People)
Description: Citizens of the Roman Empire.


Name: 100 ppm, 200 ppm, 500 ppm (List of Quantities)
Description: Dietary concentrations of copper that may favorably influence growth and feed conversion efficiency in rabbits.


Name: Free Settlers (GROUP)
Description: Willing immigrants who arrived in Australia independently of convict transportation.


Name: Lugano (City)
Description: Largest city in Ticino


Name: beauty (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: Aesthetic appeal


Name: Peach Mountain (GEOGRAPHIC FEATURE)
Description: Highest point in Alleghany County


Name: Robert Frost (PERSON)
Description: American poet.


Name: Avacya (Inexpressible Personality) Migrates (Concept)
Description: The idea that a non-describable essence is reborn


Name: chemical alteration from granite (Chemical Process)
Description: Changes in mineral composition due to interaction with granite.


Name: Pest spread (Event)
Description: The uncontrolled spread of pests such as bark beetles and wild boars.


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: The country where pearl packaging took place.


Name: Lost Provinces of North Carolina (REGION)
Description: Historically isolated regions of North Carolina


Name: Super Étendard Modernisé (SEM) attack aircraft (AIRCRAFT)
Description: A French carrier-based attack aircraft.


Name: Accessory Minerals (Minerals)
Description: Minerals present in smaller amounts within the serpentinite matrix.


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


Name: lunar system (Timekeeping System)
Description: A calendar system based on the cycles of the Moon


Name: A major world power  (Concept)
Description: A country with significant global influence.


Name: eighth on the list of most-visited art museums in the world (Ranking)
Description: The position of the museum in terms of visitor count among art museums globally


Name: silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: A hard, brittle metalloid with a gray appearance.


Name: 1821 (Year)
Description: A year in the 19th century.


Name: Emerging market (Economic Status)
Description: Country experiencing rapid economic growth and industrialization


Name: 5th century AD (TIME PERIOD)
Description: Century when barbarian invasions resumed


Name: Loupe (Tool)
Description: Magnifying glass used to inspect diamonds


Name: chlorite schist (Rock Type)
Description: A schist rich in chlorite mineral.


Name: Diamond Simulant (Role)
Description: Function of moissanite as a diamond substitute


Name: grey minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals with a grey color.


Name: Ivory Coast's Workforce (WORKFORCE)
Description: The working population of Ivory Coast


Name: Pistols (Firearm)
Description: Handheld firearms


Name: Deep Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Metamorphism that occurs at great depths in the Earth's crust


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A nation in southwestern Europe.


Name: Darwin glass (Tektite subtype)
Description: Tasmanites found south of Queenstown in Tasmania.


Name: the practice of dhyāna (Practice)
Description: Engaging in the meditative state of dhyāna


Name: 2009 Age Distribution (Data)
Description: Age demographics of Maggia in 2009


Name: Elizabeth Bennet (LITERARY CHARACTER)
Description: A character from Pride and Prejudice


Name: Kosovo War (WAR)
Description: A conflict in Kosovo from 1998 to 1999


Name: bucchero terracotta wares (Ceramic art)
Description: Black, burnished terracotta pottery


Name: Maurice Wilkins (Scientist)
Description: A New Zealand-born biophysicist who contributed to the discovery of DNA's structure.


Name: Birds (Fauna)
Description: Feathered animals that can fly


Name: 9th to 10th century (Time Period)
Description: The period from 801 to 1000 CE.


Name: angels' feathers (Religious Symbol)
Description: Feathers traditionally associated with angels


Name: inhalation, skin contact, eye contact (Exposure Route)
Description: Ways for people to come into contact with soapstone dust.


Name: van der Waals forces (Intermolecular Force)
Description: Weak attractive forces between molecules or atoms due to temporary fluctuations in electron distribution.


Name: Lower Part of Earth's Mantle (LOCATION)
Description: Location where it is thought blue diamonds are formed


Name: Ore Mountain Mining Region (Region)
Description: A region known for its mining history


Name: Indonesia Pearl (Company)
Description: A pearl company based in Indonesia


Name: meteoroid (celestial body)
Description: Small rocky or metallic object orbiting a star.


Name: Redeemers (Political Coalition)
Description: A group of white Democrats who regained control of Alabama after Reconstruction


Name: manuscript (Document)
Description: Manuscript detailing the Kuskokwim expedition.


Name: Local Jurisdictions (Administrative Divisions)
Description: Cities, counties, and towns within Missouri.


Name: Other transition metals (Chemical Elements)
Description: Elements in the d-block of the periodic table


Name: scholars and officials (occupation)
Description: Learned individuals and government representatives


Name: Metamorphic Environments (Geological Environment)
Description: Areas where rocks undergo transformation due to heat and pressure.


Name: textiles (ArtForm)
Description: Fabric creations


Name: most mineral names (Nomenclature)
Description: The majority of names given to minerals


Name: horizontal zoning (Geological Feature)
Description: Variations in mineral composition and concentration along horizontal planes within the ore body.


Name: Precious Metals (MATERIAL)
Description: Metals of high value, such as gold and silver


Name: Spanish and Austrians (GROUP)
Description: Allied forces of Spain and Austria


Name: Engelbert Dollfuss (PERSON)
Description: Austrian Chancellor


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A country in South America


Name: Animism (Religious Belief System)
Description: Belief that all things possess a spirit or soul.


Name: other communities (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY)
Description: Additional autonomous communities within Spain that have adopted the nationality designation.


Name: Shakespearean English (Language Period)
Description: Period of the English language


Name: Above the waist (Location)
Description: Position on the body


Name: Qing dynasty court (Institution)
Description: The governing body of the Qing dynasty.


Name: Stretching lineations (Geological Feature)
Description: Linear features in rocks, indicating the direction of stretching during deformation.


Name: Insecticides containing fluoride (Chemical Compound)
Description: Substances used to kill insects that contain fluoride.


Name: Ancient Chinese (Civilization)
Description: The inhabitants of China during ancient times.


Name: Hexagonally Close-Packed Array of Oxygen Atoms (Atomic Arrangement)
Description: A specific arrangement of oxygen atoms in a crystal lattice.


Name: Alabama People (Indigenous Tribe)
Description: A Native American tribe who spoke Muskogean


Name: civic office (position)
Description: Roles in local government.


Name: Spain's sovereignty over Olivenza (TERRITORIAL CLAIM)
Description: Spain's claim to the town of Olivenza.


Name: steelmaking (Process)
Description: The process of converting pig iron into steel.


Name: Last Crown Prince of Austria-Hungary (POSITION)
Description: The final heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne


Name: soldiers wearing different clothing based on rank (observation)
Description: Soldiers in the Terracotta army are depicted wearing different types of clothing to signify their rank and status.


Name: Boron (Chemical Element)
Description: A metalloid element


Name: Houphouët-Boigny's rule (HISTORICAL EVENT)
Description: The presidency of Felix Houphouët-Boigny


Name: gas (substance state)
Description: A state of matter characterized by no fixed shape or volume.


Name: Firebricks (Material)
Description: Bricks made of refractory material used to line furnaces.


Name: Sodium Hypochlorite (Chemical Compound)
Description: A type of chlorine bleach


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A hard, crystalline mineral composed of silicon dioxide.


Name: Shaming and reference to family honor (SocialPressure)
Description: Tactics used to enforce secrecy within a family.


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: An island nation in Northwest Europe


Name: hanko (OBJECT)
Description: A seal used in Japan


Name: reforms of King Amanullah (Event)
Description: Social and political changes implemented by King Amanullah


Name: Thermal Conductivity (Property)
Description: The ability to transfer heat.


Name: Brahman transcends all varṇas (Concept)
Description: The ultimate reality is beyond social classifications


Name: Radon and fluorine reaction (Chemical Reaction)
Description: Reaction producing a solid suspected to be radon difluoride.


Name: Courts and major churches (Locations)
Description: Places where monumental statues were typically displayed.


Name: Direction (Geometric Feature)
Description: A line indicating a particular course


Name: labourers (GROUP_OF_PEOPLE)
Description: People who performed manual labor.


Name: Gold (Commodity)
Description: A precious metal


Name: tens of millions (Quantity)
Description: A large number of viewers.


Name: Courts of appeal (Institution)
Description: Intermediate courts in Belgium


Name: water purification (process)
Description: Process of removing impurities from water


Name: Types (Categorization)
Description: Distinct categories based on formation mechanisms.


Name: Defined Cultural Region (Cultural Concept)
Description: An area with shared cultural traits and identity


Name: Melbourne (CITY)
Description: The capital city of the state of Victoria, Australia.


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: Country in Europe.


Name: US Government (Governmental Body)
Description: The governing body of the United States


Name: Uxbridge, Massachusetts (LOCATION)
Description: Town in Massachusetts


Name: Chemical processes on asteroids (Process)
Description: Reactions occurring on celestial bodies


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American country


Name: Gemstone (Material Use)
Description: Application of Hydrogrossular


Name: Thessaly (Region)
Description: A geographical region in Greece.


Name: Low Density (Property)
Description: Mass per unit volume


Name: magnification (INSTRUMENT)
Description: The act of making something appear larger.


Name: Subsidies (Financial Aid)
Description: Monetary assistance provided by the government.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located in Southwestern Europe.


Name: Control of the League of Nations (POLITICAL_CONTROL)
Description: Authority exercised by the League of Nations over Austria


Name: he had seen similar occurrences (EVENT)
Description: The desert enthusiast believed he had witnessed something like the meteorite recovery before


Name: 11 mg/day (QUANTITY)
Description: The Population Reference Intake of iron for postmenopausal women and men aged 15 and older.


Name: Percentage of light transmitted (Quantity)
Description: Amount of light passing through a material relative to the total amount.


Name: Upland Wedge (Subregion)
Description: One of the five sub-districts in Inwood


Name: White Diamonds (Gemstone Subtype)
Description: Diamonds that appear predominantly colorless.


Name: crux commissa (type of cross)
Description: The T-shaped cross, also known as the tau cross.


Name: Beiyang government (Political Entity)
Description: The initial government of the Republic of China, characterized by instability and fragmentation.


Name: Artworks (Artifact)
Description: Objects created through artistic skill.


Name: halogenation (Chemical Reaction)
Description: Reaction with halogens


Name: National press (El País, El Mundo, ABC) (Publication)
Description: Major Spanish newspapers


Name: Federal Lands (Land Type)
Description: Lands owned and managed by the U.S. federal government


Name: Seal (Object)
Description: A device used to make an impression on a surface, often for authentication or marking ownership.


Name: political and trading opportunities (CONCEPT)
Description: Chances for advancement in political power and commercial gain.


Name: Union Flag (National Flag)
Description: The flag of the United Kingdom


Name: Organic reefs (Geologic Feature)
Description: Reefs formed by the accumulation of organic material from living organisms


Name: Valentim Fernandes (PERSON)
Description: A Portuguese chronicler and historian.


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: Large body of salt water.


Name: Weights for fishing, tire balances, flywheels (Application)
Description: Uses of zinc as a weighting material.


Name: Smaller uninhabited islands (Islands)
Description: Several small islands without inhabitants


Name: changes in people's culture (OBSERVATION)
Description: Alterations in cultural practices and beliefs observed by the travellers.


Name: Precious Opal, Common Opal (Types of Opal)
Description: Broad classifications of opal based on play-of-color


Name: angular unit (MEASUREMENT UNIT)
Description: A unit used to measure angles, such as degrees or radians.


Name: Magnetite (Mineral)
Description: A magnetic iron oxide mineral.


Name: Translucent olivine (Gemstone variety)
Description: A transparent type of Olivine used as a gemstone


Name: Banking, manufacturing, and government (Specific industries)
Description: Sectors prone to fraud incidents


Name: Lenapehoking (REGION)
Description: The region inhabited by the Lenape people


Name: Orange (Color)
Description: A color sometimes used as a warning sign.


Name: 2011–12 Spanish protests (EVENT)
Description: Demonstrations and social unrest in Spain during 2011-2012


Name: Iranic, Mongolic, Tocharian, Uralic, and Yeniseian peoples (PEOPLE)
Description: Other ethnic groups in Eurasia.


Name: Bourbons (ROYAL FAMILY)
Description: A European royal dynasty


Name: Cleavage (Property)
Description: Lines of weakness in a material allowing it to break easily


Name: variable-order classes (Type of Class)
Description: Classes whose order can vary.


Name: 27 metres to 636 metres (Measurement)
Description: Altitude range of Derbyshire


Name: Laas (Municipality)
Description: A commune in the province of South Tyrol, Italy


Name: Afsluitdijk (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: A dike that closes off the Zuiderzee from the North Sea


Name: Strip of Parchment (Material)
Description: Thin piece of prepared animal skin


Name: High level of innovation (Characteristic)
Description: A high rate of development and implementation of new ideas, products, and processes


Name: Northwest Alps (Geographical Region)
Description: The northwestern part of the Alps mountain range.


Name: The Girl with the Wine Glass (Artwork)
Description: A painting by Johannes Vermeer depicting a young woman holding a wine glass.


Name: gendered nature of inorganic materials (BELIEF SYSTEM)
Description: Ancient and medieval belief that inanimate objects have genders


Name: Mycenaean Pottery (Artifact)
Description: Pottery produced during the Mycenaean period


Name: General Medical Council (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Regulatory body for medical practitioners in the UK.


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A South American country renowned for emerald production


Name: Dielectric materials (Material Type)
Description: Materials that do not conduct electricity easily.


Name: dress code (Concept)
Description: A set of rules specifying what clothing is appropriate for different occasions and social groups.


Name: Chinon, Loches, Langeais (Castle list )
Description: Famous castles in France built during the Middle Ages


Name: Sausages (FOOD)
Description: Processed meat products made from ground meat stuffed into casings


Name: Majorcan cartographers and cosmographers (PERSON)
Description: Professionals who create maps and study celestial bodies


Name: unknown locations (CITY)
Description: Sister cities of Arendal


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


Name: heavily concentrated on the eastern seaboard (GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION)
Description: A description of where most of the population lives in relation to the coastline.


Name: Cataclasite (Rock Type)
Description: Hard rock composed of crushed fragments in a flinty matrix, formed at elevated temperatures


Name: Plant Diversity (Biodiversity)
Description: The variety of plant species within a given area.


Name: structures (BUILDING)
Description: Buildings constructed in a specific location


Name: Derivative (Mathematical Operation)
Description: Rate of change of a function


Name: Drunk (State of Being)
Description: Intoxicated.


Name: pure blue (Color Quality)
Description: Absence of secondary hues in blue diamonds.


Name: Allura Red AC (Food Coloring)
Description: A red dye used in food products.


Name: Classification of igneous rocks (Publication)
Description: Geological classification system


Name: Diadematoida (Order of Echinoids)
Description: An order of sea urchins characterized by their flattened shape and long spines.


Name: Midwifery (Academic Program)
Description: A diploma program offered by the Welwitchia Health Training Center


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


Name: Lisa Gherardini (Person)
Description: Wife of Francesco del Giocondo


Name: Alabama Fever land rush (Event)
Description: Influx of settlers seeking fertile land for cotton cultivation


Name: Tiny spikes (Physical Feature)
Description: Sharp protrusions found on the surface of black coral skeletons.


Name: Ticino (Canton)
Description: A Swiss canton located in southern Switzerland


Name: Red color in diamonds (Diamond Property)
Description: The reddish hue observed in some diamonds.


Name: Wind Turbines (Energy Generation Device)
Description: Devices that convert wind energy into electricity.


Name: 'Half-Hours at the Seaside' (Book)
Description: A popular book written by John Taylor on seaside topics.


Name: Commercially Viable Diamond Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Locations where diamonds can be profitably extracted.


Name: Urban Populated Places (CATEGORY)
Description: Places classified as urban within Ukraine.


Name: Tunis court (Legal Institution)
Description: Judicial body in Tunisia


Name: Golf Clubs (Sporting Good)
Description: Equipment used to play golf.


Name: plasticizer (Chemical Agent)
Description: A substance that makes a material more flexible.


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


Name: Distinctively long hilt grips (Physical Feature)
Description: Grips that are unusually long for facilitating slashing movements.


Name: Most prestigious races (SPORTING_EVENT_CATEGORY)
Description: Races considered to be highly important and competitive in motorsport


Name: War captives (Person)
Description: Individuals captured during warfare


Name: scholars such as David Snellgrove and Alex Wayman (Person)
Description: Experts in the field of Buddhist studies


Name: 80 (Number)
Description: The number of ships registered in Andros before World War II


Name: America (CONTINENT)
Description: The continents of North and South America.


Name: Syrmia (Region)
Description: Historical region in modern-day Serbia


Name: Burning fuel (Process)
Description: The act of fuel undergoing combustion.


Name: Hair Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: Jewelry made from human hair.


Name: Lötschberg Base Tunnel (Tunnel)
Description: A tunnel bypassing the Lötschberg Tunnel


Name: Chess (GAME)
Description: A board game


Name: Engobe (Type of Slip)
Description: Colored slip coating for pottery decoration


Name: Fungicides (Pesticide)
Description: Substances used to control fungal growth.


Name: Extensive cattle raising on Naxos (Economic Activity)
Description: The practice of raising large numbers of cattle on the island.


Name: against the US dollar (CURRENCY PAIR)
Description: The exchange rate between the US dollar and gold.


Name: Women's dresses (Clothing)
Description: Garments worn by women.


Name: 20th Century (Time Period)
Description: The century spanning from 1901 to 2000.


Name: 25th (Ordinal Number)
Description: The Czech Republic's ranking in the Global Enabling Trade Report.


Name: grain size (Physical Property)
Description: The size of individual particles in a material.


Name: calcium hydroxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: An inorganic compound with the formula Ca(OH)2


Name: tlatoani (Political Leader)
Description: Ruler of an altepetl.


Name: Bird in Space (Artwork)
Description: A series of sculptures by Constantin Brâncuși that evoke the feeling of flight and movement.


Name: newspapers (Print Media)
Description: Publications that report news and current events.


Name: Company closures and relocations (EVENT)
Description: Businesses shutting down and moving out of Ivory Coast, especially in tourism, transit and banking


Name: Tiled Roofs (Imbrex and Tegula Style) (Roof Type)
Description: Roman-style tiled roofs using overlapping imbrex and tegula tiles.


Name: King of Belgium (Role)
Description: Head of state of Belgium


Name: Resins, Ceramics, or Metals (Material Type)
Description: Different materials used to bind abrasive particles


Name: Thorite (Mineral)
Description: A thorium silicate mineral


Name: European styles (Architectural Style)
Description: Styles of architecture originating in Europe.


Name: horse-drawn vehicle (OBJECT)
Description: The vehicle that caused Pierre Curie's death.


Name: Chalcedony Color (Property)
Description: The color of chalcedony.


Name: Third-largest in South America (RANKING)
Description: Position among South American economies


Name: Merchants of Ipswich (GROUP)
Description: People involved in trade in Ipswich


Name: Louis the Child (Person)
Description: King of East Francia.


Name: Grapes (FRUIT)
Description: Small, round fruit that grows in clusters on vines.


Name: architect (ROLE)
Description: Designer and planner of a new concept for the Nabi Musa festival


Name: crystal (substance)
Description: Solid materials with atoms arranged in a highly ordered repeating pattern.


Name: 53 percent (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of the UK that England comprises


Name: Schism with the Czechoslovak Hussite Church (Event)
Description: Division within the Catholic Church


Name: Hasan Akhund's appointment (Event)
Description: Selection of Hasan Akhund as acting prime minister


Name: Total Volume (Mathematical Concept)
Description: Sum of all individual volumes


Name: United States (COUNTRY)
Description: Country with a strong relationship with Morocco


Name: PostBus (Company)
Description: National post bus company


Name: dictatorship (POLITICAL SYSTEM)
Description: A form of government where power is concentrated in the hands of a single person or a small group.


Name: extreme hardness, thermal/electrical conductivity, high melting point (Material Properties)
Description: Characteristics of the material


Name: Lakota (PEOPLE)
Description: A Native American tribe who resisted the U.S. takeover of the Black Hills.


Name: Foreign donors (Group)
Description: International organizations and countries providing aid.


Name: Locarno (City)
Description: A city in Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Naxos (Island)
Description: A Greek island in the Cyclades.


Name: freezing point (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which a substance changes state from liquid to solid (0°C or 32°F).


Name: Olivine Group (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of silicate minerals with similar crystal structures.


Name: Katana (Sword Type)
Description: Long sword with a curved, single-edged blade


Name: Dancing (Baile) (Dance Performance)
Description: Flamenco dance, known for its intricate footwork, expressive hand movements, and passionate delivery.


Name: Natural nuclear fission reactors (Phenomenon)
Description: Reactors that sustain nuclear fission naturally


Name: TOT-O (Structure)
Description: Alternating TOT layers and O layers


Name: 2024 (YEAR)
Description: The year 2024.


Name: Crust of the Earth, a Symposium (BOOK)
Description: Geological publication


Name: Gulf War (WAR)
Description: A conflict between Iraq and a US-led coalition in 1991.


Name: 2 (Number)
Description: The number of valence electrons in Calcium


Name: autumn (season)
Description: One of the four seasons, characterized by falling leaves and cooler temperatures


Name: Indus Valley civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in the Indus River Valley.


Name: Pyrolysis (Process)
Description: The decomposition of organic materials at high temperatures in the absence of oxygen.


Name: Political parties (Organization)
Description: Groups promoting specific political ideologies


Name: Marc Gaudin (person)
Description: French chemist


Name: Janaki and Milton Manaki (PERSON)
Description: Filmmakers who made the first film in North Macedonia.


Name: Kin selection (Behavior)
Description: Helping relatives survive and reproduce even at a cost to oneself


Name: Fraudulent discoveries (Type of Fraud)
Description: False claims of scientific breakthroughs or other findings.


Name: $43,817 (Monetary Value)
Description: The midpoint income for all households in Missouri


Name: United Kingdom (COUNTRY)
Description: A sovereign state in northwestern Europe.


Name: leadership roles (Position)
Description: Positions of influence and authority


Name: Surrealism (Art Movement)
Description: An artistic and literary movement that explored the unconscious mind.


Name: Bultfontein population (DEMOGRAPHICS)
Description: Demographic makeup of Bultfontein's population


Name: Act on Confirmation, etc. of Personal Signature (본인서명사실 확인 등에 관한 법률) (Law)
Description: Legislation granting legal recognition to registered handwritten signatures.


Name: Baroque architecture (ARCHITECTURAL STYLE)
Description: A style of architecture characterized by grandeur and ornamentation


Name: Bernie Sanders (Person)
Description: U.S. Senator from Vermont.


Name: Sumio Iijima  (Person)
Description: Japanese physicist who discovered carbon nanotubes.


Name: older diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Diamonds cut before approximately 1900.


Name: Early Origins Theories (Scientific Theory)
Description: Early explanations for the origin of australites


Name: Companies subject to US law (GROUP)
Description: Businesses that are legally obligated to comply with US laws and regulations


Name: Researchers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who conduct systematic investigations to acquire knowledge.


Name: Draw shaded relief by hand (Technique)
Description: Manually creating the illusion of terrain shadows on a map.


Name: Silverware (Object)
Description: Utensils made from silver.


Name: First Minister (Political Role)
Description: The head of government in Wales


Name: Workforce (Economic Factor)
Description: People employed in various sectors


Name: +1/2 (Number)
Description: The oxidation state of oxygen in dioxygenyl.


Name: Yellow Star of David (Symbol)
Description: A badge that identified Jews during the Holocaust


Name: Harvard University (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Private Ivy League research university


Name: Konungs skuggsjá (Literary Work)
Description: A medieval Icelandic text on kingship and law


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A nation with a significant pearl diving industry.


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


Name: remote periods (Time Period)
Description: Eras far back in history.


Name: Icosahedron (GEOMETRIC SHAPE)
Description: A polyhedron with twenty faces.


Name: Traditional Engraving (Art Technique)
Description: Engraving done using tools like a burin or engraving machines.


Name: Laser Systems (Device)
Description: Systems that emit concentrated beams of light


Name: Biblical Arad (PLACE)
Description: An ancient city mentioned in the Bible


Name: Tel Aviv metropolitan area (Region)
Description: The metropolitan area surrounding Tel Aviv, Israel.


Name: Responsible Business Alliance code of conduct (Ethical Guideline)
Description: A set of principles promoting ethical business practices


Name: chemist (Profession)
Description: Occupation of Benjamin Silliman


Name: Dissolved manganese elevation at surface (Process)
Description: Increase in dissolved manganese concentration at the ocean's surface


Name: French Establishment (EVENT)
Description: The process of France gaining control over Ivory Coast


Name: Tourist Curiosity (Social Phenomenon)
Description: Interest from tourists in unusual customs


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: Silicon dioxide mineral.


Name: 5.24 (SCORE)
Description: Measure of forest intactness and connectivity


Name: UNESCO (organization)
Description: The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: 1938 (YEAR)
Description: The year Radio Tunis was created.


Name: Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Haiti, and Trinidad and Tobago  (Location)
Description: Countries in the Caribbean


Name: nationalist event (EVENT)
Description: Celebration of Palestinian nationalism


Name: Katerina Sakellaropoulou (PERSON)
Description: President of Greece


Name: Ceramic art (Art form)
Description: Art made from ceramic materials


Name: coins (object)
Description: Pieces of metal stamped with a design and value, used as currency.


Name: Copper(III) complexes (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Complexes containing copper ions in the +3 oxidation state.


Name: diamond engagement ring (OBJECT)
Description: A ring containing a diamond, given as a symbol of betrothal


Name: Cima di Gagnone mountain (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: Mountain peak


Name: one of the richest families in Bohemia (Status)
Description: Financial status of the Schlick family


Name: Ulster Scots (Language)
Description: A dialect of Scots spoken in Ulster


Name: Queen Maria I (Person)
Description: Queen of Portugal


Name: King George II (Person)
Description: King of Greece


Name: Porto-Novo (City)
Description: Capital of Benin


Name: Iron and Manganese (Chemical Elements)
Description: Essential metals for plant growth.


Name: Multiple twins (Structural Defect)
Description: A type of defect where a section of the crystal lattice is mirrored across a plane.


Name: Anhydrous gypsum (Mineral)
Description: Gypsum without water molecules


Name: composer (Profession)
Description: A person who creates music.


Name: Pearls (Gemstone)
Description: Treated pearls ready for matching.


Name: Subtractive method (Terminology)
Description: Refers to the process of removing ink from the plate to create highlights.


Name: firangi (sword type)
Description: A sword type using blades from Western Europe.


Name: southern Netherlands and Flanders (Geographic Location)
Description: The area where Franks stayed in their original homeland.


Name: only apostle to escape martyrdom (Status)
Description: The only apostle who did not die for his faith


Name: Egg tempera (Painting Technique)
Description: A specific type of tempera painting using egg yolk as a binder.


Name: Waste Management Practices (Concept)
Description: Methods and approaches used for handling and disposing of waste.


Name: genkan (location)
Description: An entryway or anteroom in a Japanese residence.


Name: Greek authors (PEOPLE)
Description: Writers from ancient Greece


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in southeastern Europe.


Name: punishment on Day of Judgment (Religious Consequence)
Description: Consequences faced in the afterlife according to religious beliefs.


Name: Limited number of powerful businesses (Economic Entities)
Description: A small group of companies that have significant influence over the diamond market.


Name: Sanudo Dynasty (Family)
Description: The ruling family of the Duchy of Naxos.


Name: Scholars (Group)
Description: Researchers studying history and culture.


Name: Heavily Hellenized (Cultural Trait)
Description: Strong influence of Greek culture


Name: Faial Island (LOCATION)
Description: An island in the Azores archipelago, Portugal.


Name: new government (GOVERNMENT ENTITY)
Description: Administration formed by the Taliban after their return to power.


Name: n-butyllithium (Chemical Compound)
Description: A strong base and nucleophile used in organic synthesis.


Name: Big Bang (Cosmological Event)
Description: The initial expansion of the universe


Name: International Workers' Day (HOLIDAY)
Description: An international holiday celebrating the achievements of workers and the labor movement.


Name: Government's ministries and agencies (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Various departments within the Afghan government


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


Name: Majority of Indian population (Social Group)
Description: Most people living in India.


Name: Three steps of wastewater treatment (Process)
Description: Stages involved in cleaning wastewater.


Name: Black Hills (LOCATION)
Description: A mountain range in South Dakota.


Name: Bronze (Material)
Description: An alloy primarily composed of copper and tin.


Name: Non-metallic Lustre (Category)
Description: A type of lustre that is not metallic.


Name: Party vote (Vote)
Description: Votes cast for political parties rather than individual candidates.


Name: Cram schools (buxiban) (Institution)
Description: Private tutoring centers that focus on exam preparation.


Name: Valleys (Geographical Feature)
Description: Low areas between hills or mountains.


Name: Aztec Pyramids (Structure)
Description: Temples built by the Aztecs.


Name: Trace Elements (Chemical Substance)
Description: Elements present in small amounts within a mineral


Name: deaths (Social Impact)
Description: Loss of life due to the war


Name: Micrite (Mineral Variety)
Description: Fine-grained calcite with a grain size less than 20 μm.


Name: Orange and White (Color)
Description: The official colors of the US Signal Corps.


Name: Fiemme Valley (Region)
Description: A valley in northern Italy.


Name: Books (Literature)
Description: Written or printed works consisting of pages glued or sewn together along one side and bound in covers.


Name: White (Color)
Description: The color white


Name: Raoul Komnenos (PERSON)
Description: A Byzantine noble


Name: Buddhist art (Art Style)
Description: Religious art associated with Buddhism.


Name: metastable phases (Phases of Matter)
Description: Non-equilibrium states of matter


Name: U.S. Media's Newspaper of Record (Title)
Description: A designation acknowledging the newspaper's importance and reliability as a source of news.


Name: vestigial marginal practice (Social Practice)
Description: A practice that is rare and declining in prevalence.


Name: western part of the Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (Location)
Description: A region in present-day Moldova.


Name: Germanium (Material)
Description: A metalloid element used in semiconductors.


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


Name: Babylonian Empire (Political Entity)
Description: an empire in Mesopotamia


Name: Pannonian Avars (Ethnic group)
Description: A nomadic confederation of Turkic-speaking peoples who inhabited the Pannonian Basin.


Name: recolonizations (BIOLOGICAL EVENT)
Description: The re-establishment of a species in an area where it had previously disappeared.


Name: slow to desegregate schools (Social Process)
Description: The process of ending racial segregation in educational institutions was delayed in Alabama.


Name: proselytising for any religion other than Islam (CONCEPT)
Description: Religious practice


Name: Thermally insulating properties (Property)
Description: The ability of a material to resist the flow of heat.


Name: University of Rhode Island (University)
Description: The flagship state university of Rhode Island


Name: various poses (Pose)
Description: Different positions and stances adopted by the figures.


Name: Covalent bond (Bond Type)
Description: A type of chemical bond


Name: Economies of several regions (Economic System)
Description: The economic activities and interactions within specific geographical areas of Brazil.


Name: 39th in reading and 40th in math (Ranking)
Description: Alabama's position among states in reading and math scores.


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: Calcium carbonate mineral.


Name: collapse of Mycenaean Greece (Event)
Description: The decline and fall of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: scooters (Vehicle)
Description: Two-wheeled motor vehicles


Name: seven crops annually (Quantity)
Description: Average agricultural output from chinampas per year.


Name: Chinese architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: A style of architecture originating in China.


Name: Heat Treatments (Process)
Description: Heating the material to high temperatures.


Name: formal business wear (attire category)
Description: Clothing traditionally worn in professional settings.


Name: High suicide rate (STATISTIC)
Description: Number of suicides per capita in a population.


Name: Scandinavian countries (Region)
Description: Countries in Northern Europe


Name: Tektites (Geological Formation)
Description: Glassy objects formed by impact events.


Name: Cape Ruby (Mineral Name)
Description: A misnomer for pyrope, implying it's a ruby but not actually a true ruby.


Name: Melted Pods and Veins (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas within migmatites that have started to melt but haven't fully separated.


Name: Manyara Region (Administrative Division)
Description: Region in north-east Tanzania


Name: 25 (Number)
Description: Atomic number of Manganese


Name: Mayors (Belediye Başkanı) (Political Official)
Description: Leaders elected to govern municipalities


Name: Mandaean art (Art Style)
Description: Religious art associated with Mandaeism.


Name: Cultural tourism (Tourism Category)
Description: Tourism focused on experiencing local culture, history, and traditions.


Name: Buddha, Dharma, Sangha (Concepts)
Description: Representing enlightenment, teachings, and community respectively.


Name: high diversity (DESCRIPTIVE_STATEMENT)
Description: Describes the variety of animal species in Spain.


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


Name: Culture (Social construct)
Description: The shared beliefs, values, customs, and behaviors of a group of people.


Name: Ibrahim ibn al Aghlab (Person)
Description: First governor of Kairouan under the Abbasids


Name: British colonies (Political Entity)
Description: Territories controlled by the British Empire.


Name: Pinks (FLOWER)
Description: Flowering plants in the genus Dianthus.


Name: Níjar, Almería, Spain (Location)
Description: The location where Cordierite was first found


Name: unique (Quality)
Description: Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else


Name: attack on English ship (EVENT)
Description: Hostile act against a British vessel


Name: 863 MPa (Measurement)
Description: A unit of measurement for tensile strength.


Name: Followers of Lord Siva (Religious Group)
Description: People who follow the Hindu deity Shiva.


Name: The Tractor Boys (NICKNAME)
Description: Nickname referencing the agricultural history of Ipswich


Name: Tercia pars regni (Historical Term)
Description: A Latin term meaning "one-third part of the Kingdom"


Name: not authentic hanfu (classification)
Description: Designs not deemed to be true representations of traditional Han clothing.


Name: Increased ferroportin protein expression (BIOLOGICAL PROCESS)
Description: The increase in the production of ferroportin protein


Name: ancestral hominins inhabited the Mediterranean fringe in northern Africa (STATEMENT)
Description: A claim about early human presence in North Africa


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: The eastern continuation of the Roman Empire


Name: permeable areas (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas that allow the passage of fluids


Name: Success (Goal)
Description: The attainment of desired outcomes or achievements.


Name: Mantle (Geological structure)
Description: Rigid uppermost layer below the crust.


Name: One-third (Fraction)
Description: One part out of three.


Name: 3200 BC (Time)
Description: A specific year in the past.


Name: $71.2 million (Currency Value)
Description: The record-breaking price the Pink Star diamond fetched at auction.


Name: arms (SYMBOL)
Description: Emblems or symbols representing a family, organization, or country


Name: Bipolar Disorder (Mental Illness)
Description: A mood disorder characterized by extreme shifts in mood, energy, and activity levels.


Name: Chemical propulsion system (System Type)
Description: A system that uses chemical reactions to generate thrust.


Name: Gregory Blaxland (PERSON)
Description: Explorer who crossed the Blue Mountains


Name: Magnetic Stripes (Geological Pattern)
Description: Parallel lines of alternating magnetic polarity frozen in basalt.


Name: Carbonatites (Geological Formation)
Description: Igneous rocks rich in carbonate minerals.


Name: Display or wear (Purpose)
Description: Possible uses for diamonds in jewelry or as decorative objects.


Name: Drosophila (Insect Species)
Description: Fruit flies commonly used in genetic research.


Name: Ivory Coast tektites (ivorites) (Mineral)
Description: Tektites found in Ivory Coast


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


Name: Black (COLOR)
Description: A dark color, the absence of light.


Name: Early lanthanides (Category of Elements)
Description: Lanthanides from Cerium to Europium


Name: 1759 (DATE)
Description: Year when bishops relinquished control of the estates


Name: Megara (CITY-STATE)
Description: An ancient Greek city-state


Name: Sensing of hazardous materials (Process)
Description: Detection and identification of dangerous substances.


Name: Minerals (Geological Material)
Description: Naturally occurring inorganic solids with a defined chemical composition and crystal structure.


Name: Euhedral Crystals (Crystal Type)
Description: Crystals with well-formed, flat faces.


Name: home gardens and landscapes (Location)
Description: Places where plants are commonly grown


Name: Mauve (Color)
Description: A shade of purple


Name: Republic of Genoa (GOVERNMENTAL_ENTITY)
Description: A historical Italian republic


Name: 150-250 μm (Measurement)
Description: The desired size range for manganese ore particles after grinding.


Name: Adolf Hitler's government (GOVERNMENT)
Description: -


Name: Nonexistent streets (Spatial Feature)
Description: Streets that do not actually exist.


Name: Pikehall (Location)
Description: A village in Derbyshire


Name: Takrut scroll spell (OBJECT)
Description: A rolled-up piece of paper containing magical inscriptions.


Name: Malachite Mining at Great Orme Mines (Historical Event)
Description: Mining of malachite at the Great Orme Mines in Britain.


Name: education and business (Domains)
Description: Fields where French is commonly used in Morocco


Name: Nikolaos Gyzis (Person)
Description: A Greek painter


Name: Byzantine Art and Islamic Art (Artistic Style)
Description: Periods in art history known for their extensive use of large-scale sculpture


Name: Music and Artificial Intelligence (Field)
Description: The intersection of music creation and artificial intelligence technology.


Name: Sixteen States (Political Entity)
Description: A collection of sixteen states that ruled northern China after the fall of the Jin dynasty


Name: the attainment of samādhi and the practice of dhyāna (Goals)
Description: The objectives of meditation in Buddhism


Name: Linnaean Classification (System)
Description: Linnaeus's taxonomic system for classifying organisms.


Name: Religious nature of jade (Concept)
Description: The spiritual significance attributed to jade.


Name: people (GROUP)
Description: Human beings in general.


Name: Germanic Invasions (HISTORICAL EVENT)
Description: The migrations of Germanic tribes into the Roman Empire


Name: CaCO3 (Chemical Formula)
Description: Formula representing calcium carbonate


Name: thorite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral commonly found with Stillwellite-(Ce)


Name: Increased length of lower girdle facets (Change in Feature)
Description: The longer lower girdle facets have caused the pavilion main facets to become narrower.


Name: Australian Bureau of Statistics (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Government agency responsible for collecting and analyzing statistical data in Australia


Name: Smelting Impure Zinc (Process)
Description: Extracting zinc from its ores using reduction techniques.


Name: Troilite (Mineral)
Description: An iron sulfide mineral.


Name: 1111 (Coloring Pattern)
Description: One of the three uniform colorings of the octahedron


Name: Allende meteorite (meteorite)
Description: A stony meteorite known for its age and primitive composition


Name: mother-of-pearl (Material)
Description: The iridescent inner layer of a mollusk's shell.


Name: en cabochon (cutting technique)
Description: A rounded, polished gemstone shape that highlights the cat's eye effect


Name: Mass-dependent differences (Measurement)
Description: Variations in the isotopic composition of calcium caused by preferential incorporation of certain isotopes during processes like mineral precipitation.


Name: Idea of electronic devices as writing materials (Concept)
Description: The notion that electronic devices can be used for writing


Name: São Paulo's oligarchy (GROUP)
Description: Elite ruling class of São Paulo state


Name: Jean Fouquet (ARTIST)
Description: A famous medieval French painter


Name: mythology in Nihon Shoki and Kojiki (Narrative)
Description: Myths presented in ancient Japanese texts


Name: Primary and junior secondary school (Educational Stages)
Description: Elementary and middle school levels


Name: 8% in 2005 and 2006 (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The unemployment rates of the Belgian economy in 2005 and 2006 respectively


Name: Pillarisation (SOCIAL SYSTEM)
Description: System where religious groups coexist separately.


Name: Aegean Sea region (GEOGRAPHICAL_REGION)
Description: The area surrounding the Aegean Sea.


Name: Magma lenses (Geological formation)
Description: Form within the spreading center.


Name: several temples and shrines (Religious Sites)
Description: Places of worship


Name: similar underlying concept for timekeeping (Concept)
Description: Shared principle for measuring time based on sidereal year and lunar cycles.


Name: US Dollar (pre-1965) (Coin)
Description: A US coin minted before 1965


Name: Piercing Calls (Characteristic)
Description: Loud, high-pitched calls made by male peafowl.


Name: Principles of multilateralism, peaceful dispute settlement, and non-intervention (PRINCIPLES)
Description: Guiding ideas for Brazil's interactions with other countries


Name: Metasomatic Alteration (Geological Process)
Description: A process where rocks are altered by fluids rich in dissolved chemicals.


Name: Michelin Guide (RESTAURANT GUIDE)
Description: A renowned restaurant guide that rates restaurants based on quality.


Name: "Almost six million fraud and cyber crimes were committed last year in England and Wales" (STATEMENT)
Description: Statement about the number of fraud and cybercrimes


Name: Different shapes (Feature)
Description: Various geometric forms for the coins


Name: Sky (Celestial Object)
Description: The expanse above the Earth


Name: Psammite (composed mostly of Quartz) (Metamorphic Rock Subtype)
Description: A metasedimentary rock with predominantly quartz grains.


Name: Ceramic Armor (Protective Material)
Description: Armor made from ceramic materials, designed to protect against ballistic threats.


Name: Palus Somni (Lunar Mare)
Description: A small mare on the Moon


Name: SiO2 (Chemical Formula)
Description: The chemical representation of quartz's composition.


Name: Coarse granular material (Material Category)
Description: Loose, unconsolidated substances composed of relatively large particles.


Name: 90 percent (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of authorized positions filled by volunteers in the Taiwanese military.


Name: Continental shields (Geological Feature)
Description: Stable regions of exposed ancient rock that form the cores of continents.


Name: St. Louis Blues (MUSIC GENRE)
Description: A musical genre that originated in St. Louis, Missouri


Name: Chromium (Chemical Element)
Description: An element that can cause red color in corundum


Name: Ice Core Samples (Physical Object)
Description: Samples of ice taken from glaciers or ice sheets.


Name: Patria Boba (PERIOD)
Description: A period of instability in Colombia's independence movement


Name: French authors (GROUP_OF_PEOPLE)
Description: Writers from France


Name: Naphtali Cohen (PERSON)
Description: Rabbi and Kabbalist known for his expertise in amulets


Name: Chemical Sediments (Sediment Type)
Description: Sediments formed by precipitation from solution.


Name: Silica-Rich Crustal and Sedimentary Rocks (Material)
Description: Rocks containing high amounts of silica, found in Earth's crust and sedimentary layers.


Name: Morup (Location)
Description: A town in Halland


Name: 1700s (Time Period)
Description: Century when contact began.


Name: corruption, high inflation, stagnation and budget deficits (CONCEPT)
Description: Negative economic consequences


Name: Deformed Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that have been altered and folded due to tectonic forces.


Name: Line (Geometric Object)
Description: A straight path extending infinitely in both directions.


Name: Renewable electricity sources (ENERGY SOURCE)
Description: Sources of electricity generation from renewable resources


Name: Fundació Joan Miró (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Art foundation dedicated to Joan Miró's work


Name: Pyroxene group (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of silicate minerals with a specific chemical structure.


Name: Maurya Empire (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Indian empire founded by Chandragupta Maurya


Name: Sodium (Substance)
Description: Molten sodium


Name: Surgical Instruments (Tool)
Description: Instruments used during surgery


Name: CNC Engraving (Process)
Description: Engraving using computer-controlled milling machines.


Name: more than four pairs of teats (count)
Description: Possible variation in teat number


Name: Rugby School (Educational Institution)
Description: A school in Warwickshire, England


Name: Atticus (Person)
Description: A pious bishop of Synnada mentioned by Eusebius of Caesarea.


Name: Carnuntum (CITY)
Description: A Roman city in Austria


Name: Unsurpassable Yoga Tantra (Tantric System)
Description: A highest and most advanced tantric system in Tibetan Buddhism.


Name: Birmingham Zoo (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A zoo in Birmingham, Alabama


Name: Diocles (Person)
Description: Mathematician who studied parabolic mirrors.


Name: Italo Svevo (AUTHOR)
Description: Italian novelist known for his psychological realism


Name: Alternative Inauguration (EVENT)
Description: Ceremony held by Ouattara to assert his claim as president


Name: Θ, Φ and Ψ (Letter)
Description: Letters in the Etruscan alphabet not adopted by Romans


Name: Red Army (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: The army of the Bolshevik Party during the Russian Revolution and Civil War.


Name: Pictographs at Serranía de la Lindosa (Artifact)
Description: Ancient rock paintings


Name: Meuse (RIVER)
Description: A river in Western Europe.


Name: certain morphological and behavioural traits (physical attribute and behavior)
Description: Physical characteristics and actions that influence mate choice


Name: Chinese Characters (Writing System)
Description: Characters used in the Chinese language


Name: client confidentiality (ETHICAL PRINCIPLE)
Description: The duty to protect sensitive information shared by clients.


Name: Deep sea environment  (Environment)
Description: The dimly lit and high pressure region below the surface ocean


Name: Stylistic changes in Greek classical art (Concept)
Description: Evolution of artistic styles in ancient Greece


Name: Germ cells and somatic cells called nutritive phagocytes (Cell types)
Description: Two main cell types found within gonads.


Name: Exceptional skills like weaving or craftsmanship (Abilities & Talents)
Description: Proficiency in particular crafts or trades


Name: Stone tools (ARTIFACT)
Description: Tools made from stone, indicative of prehistoric cultures.


Name: inside-out (spatial concept)
Description: Reversed in direction perpendicular to the mirror surface.


Name: Seals (Object)
Description: Impressions made on a surface, often used for authentication.


Name: Head (Linguistic component)
Description: Part of a compound containing the basic meaning


Name: Eroticism (Concept)
Description: A focus on sexual desire and pleasure


Name: Other Diamonds, Nanocrystalline Diamond Aggregates (Material)
Description: Materials that can scratch the hardest diamonds.


Name: Riegle–Neal Act (Law)
Description: Legislation promoting interstate banking efficiency.


Name: 1890s (TIME_PERIOD)
Description: The decade of the 1890s


Name: Han dynasty (Historical Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in ancient China that lasted from 206 BCE to 220 CE.


Name: watchmaking (INDUSTRY)
Description: Production of timepieces


Name: micron-sized diamond grains (material structure)
Description: Extremely small diamond particles, measured in micrometers.


Name: Almoravids (Dynasty)
Description: Berber dynasty from Morocco


Name: Hellenistic period (Historical Period)
Description: Era following the conquests of Alexander the Great.


Name: Macedonian Bulgarians (ETHNICITY)
Description: People of Bulgarian origin from Macedonia


Name: aristocratic recommendations (Process)
Description: Selection of candidates for government positions based on noble lineage and connections.


Name: 41.7 years (Quantity)
Description: The median age of the UK population in 2018.


Name: Er Kishi (Mythological Figure)
Description: A demonic figure in Turkic mythology


Name: Casting (Technique)
Description: Method of creating medals by pouring molten metal into a mold.


Name: Exarchist clergy and teachers (PERSON)
Description: Religious leaders and educators who followed the Bulgarian Exarchate


Name: Buddha statue (Artwork)
Description: A sculpture depicting the Buddha.


Name: Mountain laurel roots (Resource)
Description: Raw material used in pipe production


Name: Nuclear Reactors (Energy Source)
Description: Systems that generate power from nuclear fission


Name: ETA formation (EVENT)
Description: The event of ETA being formed


Name: Kroll process (PROCESS)
Description: A method for producing titanium by reacting TiCl4 with magnesium


Name: Crystal Class Name (Categorical Description)
Description: The name of the symmetry class to which the space group belongs.


Name: hills (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: Elevated landforms.


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


Name: Civil and Criminal Divisions (Court Structure)
Description: Different branches within the Supreme Court handling specific legal matters


Name: economic growth (ECONOMIC INDICATOR)
Description: The rate at which the economy is expanding


Name: Unknown (Concept)
Description: Not identified or known.


Name: Moravia (Political Entity)
Description: Medieval Slavic state


Name: drug use, sexuality, and the failings of society (Social Themes)
Description: Topics explored in Beat literature.


Name: Meteora (Region)
Description: A region in central Greece known for its monasteries perched on towering rock formations.


Name: 6.1 to 6.6 g/cm3 (Density)
Description: The measured density of Eulytine


Name: Role of British Monarchy (CONCEPT)
Description: The power and influence of the monarch in the UK


Name: 18,600 executions (Statistic)
Description: Number of executions ordered by Alba


Name: Bone China (Type of Ceramic)
Description: A translucent ceramic containing bone ash for strength and whiteness.


Name: George Armstrong Custer (Person)
Description: A US Army general


Name: Mechanical Support (Function)
Description: Provides structural support for components.


Name: neutron-induced uranium fission (PHENOMENON)
Description: The process where uranium atoms split when bombarded with neutrons


Name: Tunisia (COUNTRY)
Description: A North African country located on the Mediterranean coast.


Name: Carbon (Chemical Element)
Description: A nonmetallic chemical element


Name: Museo internazionale delle ceramiche (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Faenza, Italy.


Name: West 230th Street (Road)
Description: A road that marks the southern boundary of Kingsbridge.


Name: Exalt God (Religious Practice)
Description: To praise and honor a deity.


Name: η3-Allyl compounds (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Organometallic compounds where a three-carbon allyl group is bound to a metal atom.


Name: 47% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of land covered by forests


Name: Dutch Republic (STATE)
Description: The historical precursor to the modern Netherlands.


Name: Italian players (ATHLETES)
Description: Players representing Italy in tennis


Name: Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara (CLAIM)
Description: Morocco's assertion of control over the territory


Name: Ankerite (Mineral)
Description: A iron-bearing carbonate mineral.


Name: Swiss Confederacy (STATE)
Description: The modern-day Swiss Confederation


Name: Cerium (Chemical Element)
Description: A rare-earth element with atomic number 58.


Name: orthodox Brahmanic culture (Concept)
Description: The traditional and conservative cultural practices of Brahmins.


Name: unaffiliated Christians (RELIGIOUS GROUP)
Description: Christians who do not belong to a specific denomination


Name: Russians (PEOPLE)
Description: Citizens of Russia


Name: Bench Grinders (Machine Tool Type)
Description: Smaller, benchtop grinding machines.


Name: books, films and video games (Media)
Description: Different forms of entertainment and storytelling


Name: Substrate for liquid-phase epitaxy (Process/Application)
Description: A method used to grow thin films of materials on a substrate.


Name: ASEAN Plus Three (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A forum for ASEAN and three East Asian countries


Name: Canada (country)
Description: A country in North America


Name: pflaster or pavement structure (descriptive term)
Description: Resemblance to rough pavement due to closely fitting grains


Name: Victorian era (Historical Period)
Description: The period of British history during the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901)


Name: Metalworkers (Profession)
Description: Skilled workers in metal


Name: Hindu culture (Concept)
Description: The collective beliefs, practices, and traditions of Hinduism.


Name: 1920s (Time Period)
Description: The decade of the 1920s.


Name: Figurines (ARTIFACT)
Description: statuettes representing a human, deity, creature, or animal


Name: Large rubies (Gemstone Variety)
Description: Rubies of significant size.


Name: Indian diaspora (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The migration and dispersal of Indians around the world.


Name: Calendars (Timekeeping System)
Description: Methods for tracking time used by the Aztecs


Name: Napoleon (PERSON)
Description: French military leader and emperor


Name: Patras Carnival (Festival)
Description: A carnival celebration held annually in Patras, Greece


Name: communist rule (POLITICAL SYSTEM)
Description: A system of government characterized by the collective ownership of resources and control by a single Communist Party.


Name: Diamond mines (LOCATION)
Description: Places where diamonds are mined


Name: Gaston Flosse (PERSON)
Description: Conservative politician


Name: Black (COLOR)
Description: A dark, neutral color


Name: Compound containing boron-10 (Chemical Substance)
Description: A chemical substance with the boron-10 isotope incorporated.


Name: Various regional styles of folk music (Genre of Music)
Description: Diverse traditional musical styles unique to different regions of Spain.


Name: 1100 BC (Date)
Description: Year marking the end of the Bronze Age in Greece.


Name: 8 inhabitants per square kilometer (DENSITY)
Description: The number of people per unit area in Russia.


Name: Uranium concentrate (Material)
Description: A processed form of uranium ore with a higher concentration of uranium.


Name: College Football (Sport)
Description: A popular sport in the United States


Name: Prussian Blue (Pigment)
Description: A deep blue pigment also known as milori blue, primarily composed of iron(III) hexacyanoferrate(II).


Name: distribution of form (Concept)
Description: The arrangement and placement of shapes, lines, and other visual elements within a painting.


Name: Ministers (Person)
Description: Individuals responsible for specific policy areas within the Welsh Government


Name: National Palace Museum (MUSEUM)
Description: A museum in Taipei housing a vast collection of Chinese art and artifacts.


Name: Governor-General (Role)
Description: The representative of the Australian monarch.


Name: Greece's motorway network (Infrastructure)
Description: Road system in Greece


Name: Sistan Basin (BASIN)
Description: A dry, hot and windy desert region in southwestern Afghanistan.


Name: Future Ted and family (PERSON)
Description: Characters from the television sitcom How I Met Your Mother.


Name: Jersey (Island)
Description: Largest of the Channel Islands


Name: borders (Location)
Description: Boundaries between countries.


Name: isotropic (Property)
Description: Having the same properties in all directions


Name: Modified Verneuil Process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: A method for synthesizing synthetic rutile crystals.


Name: Cold War Programs (HISTORICAL EVENT)
Description: Political and military tensions between the US and USSR.


Name: Euro 1980 (Sporting Event)
Description: The UEFA European Championship in 1980


Name: Finnbo, Falun, Dalarna, Sweden (Location)
Description: A specific location in Sweden.


Name: Josef Mánes (Painter)
Description: A painter who joined the romantic movement


Name: Silver Western jewelry (Object)
Description: Jewelry made from silver in a Western style.


Name: Feral cats (Animal)
Description: Domestic cats that have become wild.


Name: Neodymium Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of neodymium and oxygen.


Name: Big Mouth (WORK_OF_ART)
Description: An animated television series.


Name: Clarity (Property)
Description: The absence of inclusions or blemishes within a gemstone.


Name: peace deal (EVENT)
Description: An agreement to end the war between Colombia and Peru


Name: Hari Rud (RIVER)
Description: A river in Afghanistan


Name: Iliad and Odyssey (LITERATURE)
Description: Epic poems attributed to Homer, set during the Trojan War and its aftermath.


Name: Saffron and Red Robes (Clothing)
Description: Robes dyed a saffron and red color


Name: Roman Catholicism (Religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity.


Name: One room in Akrotiri (Location)
Description: A specific room within the archaeological site of Akrotiri.


Name: Mechanical Abrasion by Milling (Geological Process)
Description: Grinding down of rocks by mechanical forces.


Name: Thickness and properties (Attribute)
Description: Characteristics of the oxide layer


Name: hypernym (Linguistic Term)
Description: A word representing a superordinate category.


Name: Vandals (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Germanic people who invaded the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Northern Europe (REGION)
Description: A region in the northern part of the European continent.


Name: five large religious houses (Religious Institution)
Description: Places of worship and community for different religious orders


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


Name: Type A Swords (Weapon Artifact)
Description: Early swords classified by Aegean archaeologists, dating back to around 1700 BC.


Name: Janus Particles (Nanoparticle Type)
Description: Particles with two distinct faces or sides.


Name: Clarity (Diamond Characteristic)
Description: The absence of inclusions or blemishes in a diamond.


Name: aarti (Ritual)
Description: An offering made to deities or human exemplars.


Name: Diatomic carbon (C2) (Molecule)
Description: A highly reactive form of carbon in the vapor phase.


Name: Bastnäsite (Mineral)
Description: A carbonate mineral containing rare earth elements


Name: Ukrainian electorate (POPULATION)
Description: Citizens of Ukraine eligible to vote


Name: within Berber groups (Social Group)
Description: Variations exist within different Berber communities.


Name: Fossil Record (Scientific Dataset)
Description: The complete collection of all fossils discovered.


Name: 1834 (YEAR)
Description: The year the university was founded


Name: Piedmont (Region)
Description: An Italian region


Name: courts (Institution)
Description: Places where legal disputes are resolved


Name: zircon (mineral)
Description: A silicate mineral with a complex crystal structure.


Name: Phase changes (Process)
Description: Transformations between different states of matter


Name: Steel Rods/Bars (Rebars) (Structural Component)
Description: Metal rods used to reinforce concrete structures.


Name: more than 400 zoos and animal parks (NUMBER OF LOCATIONS)
Description: Facilities for animal exhibition and conservation


Name: mills (Structure)
Description: Buildings for grinding grain.


Name: manager (OCCUPATION)
Description: Position held at Robinson Deep gold mine


Name: the growth of automobile culture and suburbanization (SOCIAL PHENOMENA)
Description: Cultural trends that contributed to the rise of fast food in the US.


Name: Capital Costs for Limestone Plants and Facilities (Economic Factor)
Description: Financial expenses associated with setting up limestone processing infrastructure.


Name: Gold solder (Material)
Description: Alloy used for joining gold jewelry components


Name: Grain dust explosions (Hazard)
Description: Explosions caused by the fine particles of grain dust.


Name: Wedge errors (Optical Defect)
Description: Errors in mirrors caused by deviation from perfect parallelism


Name: Pliny the Elder (person)
Description: A Roman writer and naturalist.


Name: Railroad Car (VEHICLE)
Description: A wagon used to transport goods on rails.


Name: Neanderthal activity (Event)
Description: Presence of Neanderthals on Naxos


Name: Sensation from Light Distribution (Concept)
Description: The perception arising from different spectral compositions or distributions of light.


Name: Bulgars (PEOPLE)
Description: A Turkic people who established a powerful empire in Southeastern Europe during the Middle Ages.


Name: conductivity of semiconductors (physical property)
Description: The ability of a material to conduct electrical current


Name: Silicon-based solar cells (DEVICE)
Description: Devices that convert sunlight into electricity using silicon's photovoltaic effect.


Name: gravel deposits along the Mississippi River basin (Geographic Location)
Description: Areas where gravel accumulates along the Mississippi River.


Name: Isolated outcroppings (Geographic Feature)
Description: Exposed rock formations protruding from the seabed


Name: Mantle-derived xenoliths (Geological Formation)
Description: Fragments of the mantle embedded in other rocks


Name: silver thaler (CURRENCY)
Description: A silver coin used in the Germanic countries


Name: Meiji Constitution (Document)
Description: Japan's first constitution, establishing a constitutional monarchy.


Name: Attorney General of Alabama (Political Position)
Description: Chief legal officer of the state of Alabama


Name: Wheat (Crop)
Description: A type of cereal grain.


Name: Himi (氷見市) (City)
Description: A city in Japan.


Name: Calder Hall (Nuclear Power Plant)
Description: An early nuclear power plant located in England.


Name: 1.8 million (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of foreign-born residents in the Netherlands in 2010


Name: Alcoholism (Substance Abuse Disorder)
Description: Addiction to alcohol consumption.


Name: amorphous solid (state of matter)
Description: A solid that lacks a long-range ordered structure.


Name: innovation (Concept)
Description: The process of creating new ideas and solutions.


Name: Greek Students (People)
Description: Students from Greece who participated in PISA 2018


Name: 44Ca (Isotope)
Description: Stable isotope formed by the decay of 44Ti.


Name: High Thin Cirrostratus Clouds (Cloud Type)
Description: Wispy, high-altitude clouds made of ice crystals.


Name: Importance of Metamorphism (Geological Concept)
Description: The process by which rocks change due to heat and pressure.


Name: NBGI Private Equity (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A private equity firm that co-owns Stone Works Holdings


Name: Protective qualities (Concept)
Description: Properties that ward off harm or danger


Name: 12,200 (NUMBER)
Description: Population count


Name: Goliath (PERSON)
Description: Giant Philistine warrior


Name: Lanthanum (Chemical Element)
Description: A rare earth element.


Name: Models of the potential barrier and characteristics of a metal–semiconductor junction (Scientific model)
Description: Theoretical representations of the energy barriers and electrical behavior at the interface between metals and semiconductors.


Name: 99.910% (Percentage)
Description: Abundance of 139La in natural Lanthanum


Name: 209 km2 (Area)
Description: The size of Skyros island


Name: copper (Element)
Description:  A reddish-brown metallic element that is essential for life.


Name: Chartered Hundred (Administrative Division)
Description: A specific type of historical administrative division.


Name: Microbial Mats (Biological Community)
Description: Layers of microorganisms, often found in shallow aquatic environments.


Name: Christian art (Art Type)
Description: Artwork created for religious purposes within Christianity.


Name: 2018 census data (Data)
Description: Information collected from the 2018 New Zealand census.


Name: almost all natural population growth (Demographic Phenomenon)
Description: The increase in a population's size due to births exceeding deaths.


Name: a stable monarchic period, the Restoration (1875–1931) (PERIOD)
Description: A period of restored monarchy in Spain after the Sexenio Democrático.


Name: Yaqoob (PERSON)
Description: Mullah Yaqoob, son of Taliban founder Mullah Omar


Name: semicircle around star (SHAPE)
Description: A half circle arrangement around a star


Name: Number of enslaved people exported from Dahomey (Quantity)
Description: Metric reflecting the slave trade volume


Name: Southern Europe (Location)
Description: Region of Europe located south of Central Europe


Name: Greek Coins (Coin)
Description: Coins minted by ancient Greek city-states.


Name: €480 million in 2016 (CURRENCY)
Description: The approximate value of tourism revenue in North Macedonia during 2016.


Name: Labrys (Tool)
Description: Double-headed axe


Name: Rasenna (PERSON)
Description: One of the Etruscan leaders, their name is used by Etruscans to refer to themselves


Name: red diamonds (GEMSTONE)
Description: Diamonds with a red color


Name: Purple (COLOR)
Description: A color


Name: Taking the Three Refuges (Ritual)
Description: A formal act of seeking refuge in the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha.


Name: Dual Sovereignty (Political System)
Description: A system where two sovereign entities share power within a single state.


Name: many renal diseases (medical condition)
Description: Diseases that affect the kidneys


Name: brush (tool)
Description: A tool used for applying ink or paint.


Name: EFSA PRIs (Concept)
Description: Population Reference Intakes set by the EFSA.


Name: Belgae (PEOPLE)
Description: Ancient inhabitants of northern Gaul


Name: second highest rate of foreign students in tertiary education (Statistic)
Description: Percentage of international students enrolled in higher education institutions.


Name: Mirror (Object)
Description: A reflective surface that bounces back light.


Name: United Kingdom (COUNTRY)
Description: A sovereign state in Western Europe.


Name: Color Scenes in Photography, Printing, Television and Other Media (Concept)
Description: Applications of color reproduction


Name: Graphite (Material)
Description: A form of carbon commonly used in pencils and lubricants.


Name: Porphyroblasts (Crystal)
Description: Large crystals that grow within a finer-grained matrix of other minerals.


Name: Agricola (person)
Description: A German scientist with expertise in philology, mining and metallurgy


Name: Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) (String)
Description: An internationally standardized code that uniquely identifies a vehicle.


Name: Nickel and cobalt (Element)
Description: Transition metals used in synthetic diamond growth.


Name: 14th century (Time Period)
Description: The century in which the hand and a half sword emerged.


Name: astronomy, botany, and artistic details (Field of Study)
Description: Scientific disciplines


Name: South-Eastern Region (GEOGRAPHICAL REGION)
Description: The southeastern part of a landmass


Name: Pearls from Pinctada maxima gold-lipped oysters (Pearl Type)
Description: Pearls produced by gold-lipped oyster species.


Name: binomial coefficient (n+1)/(k+1) (mathematical formula)
Description: A formula that calculates the number of k-faces in an n-dimensional simplex


Name: Lithium Alloys (Material)
Description: Metals composed of lithium mixed with other elements.


Name: IN 1955 (YEAR)
Description: Year Austria gained full sovereignty


Name: 30 fortresses (QUANTITY)
Description: The number of fortified settlements controlled by the Merehani.


Name: 12,500 vascular plant species (Species Group)
Description: Plants with specialized tissues for transporting water and nutrients


Name: Amber Valley (District)
Description: A district in Derbyshire.


Name: Waist chains (Jewelry)
Description: Type of jewelry worn around the waist.


Name: Uprising of European Monarchies (Political Event)
Description: Rebellion against Napoleon's rule by European monarchs.


Name: 1940-1970 (Time Period)
Description: A span of years


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: The Eastern continuation of the Roman Empire


Name: Ten sharps needles of size 5 and ten of size 10 (Needle Quantity and Size)
Description: Description of the needle types and sizes within the packet.


Name: a populist coalition (Political Group)
Description: Alliance of political parties emphasizing popular support and anti-establishment sentiment


Name: Staurolite (Mineral)
Description: A reddish brown to black, mostly opaque nesosilicate mineral.


Name: Narmer Palette (ARTWORK)
Description: An ancient Egyptian ceremonial palette depicting King Narmer


Name: Meats (FOOD TYPE)
Description: A general category of animal-based foods.


Name: 2009 Messina Mudslide (Disaster)
Description: A landslide that occurred near Messina, Italy.


Name: Constitution of Missouri (DOCUMENT)
Description: Governing document of Missouri


Name: Arachosia, Aria, Bactria, Drangiana, Gandhara, Paropamisadae (REGIONS)
Description: Ancient regions within the Achaemenid Empire


Name: Aluminium Foils & Cans (Product)
Description: Common applications made from aluminium alloys


Name: green (COLOR)
Description: The typical color of gooseberries


Name: painted pots (Artifact)
Description: Pottery vessels decorated with paint.


Name: Latest Pragian to Early Emsian (Geological Period)
Description: The geological period during which the Hunsrück Slate formed


Name: Trains (VEHICLE)
Description: Trains operating at Ipswich railway station.


Name: Catedral-Basílica de Santa María de Mallorca (CATHEDRAL)
Description: A cathedral in Palma


Name: Hauerite (Mineral)
Description: Manganese sulfide mineral.


Name: Textiles (Material)
Description: Woven or knitted fabrics used for clothing, coverings, etc.


Name: Papeʻete Wharf (Port)
Description: The main hub for ferries in Papeʻete.


Name: impact (Aesthetic Effect)
Description: The intensity or forcefulness of an artistic work.


Name: Mediterranean islands (LOCATION)
Description: Islands in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Alpheus Fuller Williams (Person)
Description: The individual for whom Afwillite is named.


Name: approximately 1000 museums (NUMBER)
Description: Estimate of the number of museums in Switzerland.


Name: Abdul Hakim Haqqani (PERSON)
Description: Senior Taliban leader


Name: Andalusite (Mineral)
Description: An aluminium silicate mineral formed from kyanite at temperatures around 190°C and atmospheric pressure.


Name: Ming dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Chinese dynasty that ruled from 1368 to 1644.


Name: 99.965% in visible spectrum (Measurement)
Description: Percentage of light absorbed within the visible wavelength range.


Name: Reproductive Prints (Artwork)
Description: Prints made to replicate existing artwork.


Name: Size (Physical Property)
Description: The dimensions of a pearl.


Name: melt product (molten rock)
Description: The liquid magma formed through partial melting.


Name: the year they joined New York City's partnership network (TIME_INDICATOR)
Description: The year in which each sister city established its partnership with New York City.


Name: Roman rule (Political System)
Description: The government and administration of the Roman Empire.


Name: Japanese mythology (Mythology)
Description: A collection of myths and legends from Japan.


Name: Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen (Elements)
Description: Common elements found in various compounds.


Name: Planetesimals (Celestial Body)
Description: Small bodies that formed the planets in our solar system.


Name: Navy Board (Government Institution)
Description: A British government body responsible for naval affairs.


Name: coastal plain (geographical feature)
Description: A flat, low-lying area along the coast


Name: Weathering (Geological Process)
Description: The breakdown of rocks and minerals at the Earth's surface.


Name: Magnesia (LOCATION)
Description: Ancient region where the minerals were found.


Name: ACC Twenty20 Cup (SPORTS COMPETITION)
Description: A cricket competition


Name: Roger Federer (PERSON)
Description: Professional tennis player from Switzerland


Name: sacrifices to Heaven (Religious Practice)
Description: Offerings made to a divine entity.


Name: 832 (Quantity)
Description: Population of Collonges as of December 2020


Name: Oppdal-Mjøen (Weather station)
Description: Station recording weather data in Oppdal


Name: Indigenous peoples (Group of People)
Description: Native inhabitants of the Alabama area


Name: Ear rotation and flicking (Action)
Description: Movement of the ears while sniffing


Name: La Tène Style (Artistic Style)
Description: Celtic art style characterized by elaborate curvilinear designs


Name: American diamond market (Market)
Description: The market for diamonds in the United States.


Name: Bases (Chemical Compound)
Description: Substances that accept protons (H+) in solution.


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


Name: incalculable value of gemstones and ores (REASON)
Description: The justification for the strict security measures at the museum.


Name: Surrender of New Amsterdam (EVENT)
Description: Transfer of control from Dutch to English


Name: Light (ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION)
Description: Electromagnetic waves that can be perceived by the human eye.


Name: Benjamin Silliman (Person)
Description: American chemist and science educator


Name: Grinding and Polishing (Process)
Description: The refining stages of gemstone processing that shape and polish the stone.


Name: Green environment (Environment)
Description: An environment characterized by the presence of green elements


Name: Serpentinite (Mineral)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed of serpentine minerals


Name: Present-Day Greeks (GROUP)
Description: People who live in Greece today.


Name: Tutaha (Person)
Description: Regent of the Pare-Arue chiefdom.


Name: 18% share in global marble trade (Quantity)
Description: Percentage of the world's marble exports controlled by Greece


Name: 1839 (Year)
Description: A calendar year


Name: Skeleton (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The bony or cartilaginous framework of the body.


Name: Colored (Visual Property)
Description: Having a visible color.


Name: Angles on Circle/Object Orientation (Context)
Description: Situations where angles are used to identify points or orientations.


Name: Kairouan (LOCATION)
Description: City in Tunisia


Name: Paul Bartholomew Martin (PERSON)
Description: Founded the first factory for coral manufacturing in Torre del Greco.


Name: border controls towards Austria (Security Measure)
Description: Checks at the border to control the movement of people and goods


Name: 965 m (Altitude)
Description: The height above sea level of Mount Fogliano.


Name: 'The Last Supper' (Artwork)
Description: Famous fresco depicting Jesus' final meal with his disciples.


Name: Buildings (Structure)
Description: Structures intended for habitation or other purposes


Name: Excessive secretion of parathyroid hormone (PTH) (Biological Process)
Description: Overproduction of a hormone that regulates calcium levels in the body.


Name: matte exterior (physical property)
Description: The surface texture of eulytine