Name: military (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Brazilian military forces


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid essential for life.


Name: industry and commerce (Economic Sector)
Description: Activities related to production and trade.


Name: Preparing Molten Glass, Pouring into Molds, Forming Desired Shape  (Process Step)
Description: Steps involved in the pressing process.


Name: Hayden White (PERSON)
Description: American literary critic and historian known for his work on historical narrative


Name: Silicon Atom (Atomic Structure)
Description: The fundamental unit of the element silicon.


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


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


Name: Jean-Luc Godard (Person)
Description: French director prominent in French cinema.


Name: Japanese Mythology (Mythology)
Description: A body of myths and legends from Japan.


Name: Male Peafowl (Bird Gender)
Description: Known for piercing calls and extravagant plumage.


Name: Polio Vaccination Campaigns (Public Health Initiative)
Description: Efforts to administer polio vaccines to prevent the disease.


Name: Sakarya gas field (LOCATION)
Description: An offshore natural gas field in the Black Sea


Name: Juliette Gréco (PERSON)
Description: French singer and actress


Name: Prince of Darkness (Title)
Description: A nickname for the Devil.


Name: sarcophagus of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent (Artifact)
Description: Coffin of the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent


Name: warfare (EVENT)
Description: Conflict and fighting


Name: Taiwan (LOCATION)
Description: An island nation located off the coast of mainland China.


Name: iconic (QUALITY)
Description: representing something symbolically


Name: curved swords (weapon type)
Description: Swords with a curved blade.


Name: Impressionism (Art Movement)
Description: Artistic movement emphasizing light and color


Name: Figures in Black-figure pottery (Part of artwork)
Description: Representations of people or objects painted black on red background in a style of pottery.


Name: Sapphire boules (Material)
Description: Large, cylindrical crystals of sapphire grown by the Czochralski process.


Name: Synesthesia (Neurological Phenomenon)
Description: A condition where stimulation of one sense triggers experiences in another sense.


Name: Roman artifacts (ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIND)
Description: Relics from the Roman era found in Villach


Name: slovo, slava, sluh (WORDS)
Description: Related Slavic words


Name: Graphic Design (Art Form)
Description: The art of using visual elements to communicate information and ideas.


Name: Fragments of verd antique columns (Artifact)
Description: Pieces of columns made from verd antique marble


Name: Grits (Material)
Description: Abrasive particles used in different grades for grinding and polishing gemstones.


Name: Copper(II) (Chemical Species)
Description: Copper ions in their +2 oxidation state.


Name: Crowns of Aragon (Political Entity)
Description: A historical kingdom in the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Triangular (Shape)
Description: A triangle shape.


Name: Manganotitanium (Titanium Alloy)
Description: Titanium alloy containing manganese or manganese oxides


Name: Nils Gustaf Nordenskiöld (Person)
Description: Swedish geologist and mineralogist who named phenakite.


Name: All Sky Models (Scientific Model)
Description: Models that simulate the luminance of the entire sky.


Name: Etruscan language (Language)
Description: The language spoken by the Etruscans


Name: 7.6% total mortality and disease in Australia (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The proportion of deaths and illnesses caused by hypertension in Australia.


Name: war with Georgia (CONFLICT)
Description: Military conflict between Russia and Georgia in 2008.


Name: parliamentary functions (governmental function)
Description: Making laws, debating policies


Name: walls (Structure)
Description: Defensive walls and structures


Name: Surface quality deviations of less than 0.01 μm (Metric)
Description: Extremely fine surface finish required for sensitive applications.


Name: HM Treasury (Organization)
Description: UK government department responsible for finance and economy


Name: Indigenous, African and Portuguese traditions (Cultural influences)
Description: Culinary practices brought by different groups who shaped Brazilian cuisine


Name: Chinese Character 玉 (Symbol)
Description: A Chinese character representing jade and other precious stones.


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


Name: Michelangelo (Artist)
Description: Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, architect and poet


Name: expulsion of Berber garrisons (Event)
Description: The removal of Berber military units from a territory.


Name: Dicyanoacetylene (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound consisting of carbon and nitrogen (C4N2).


Name: Swiss Alps (MOUNTAIN RANGE)
Description: Mountain range in Switzerland


Name: Microscopic Spicules (Structural Unit)
Description: Small, pointed structures that provide support to the sponge body.


Name: Quality of cultured freshwater pearls (Attribute)
Description: The characteristics that determine the value of pearls.


Name: Saltpeter (Chemical compound)
Description: A mixture of potassium nitrate and other substances


Name: Porcelain room (Room Type)
Description: A room with walls entirely covered in porcelain


Name: Bailey Avenue (Road)
Description: A road that marks one of the eastern boundaries of Kingsbridge.


Name: Aluminium trihalides (Group of Chemicals)
Description: Aluminium compounds with three halogen atoms


Name: Buddha's Teachings (Religious Doctrine)
Description: The teachings and practices attributed to the Buddha.


Name: drawing Indian Swadesi Movement in the form of Indian advertising (ACTION)
Description: Promoting the movement through visual ads


Name: Corrosion (Phenomenon)
Description: Deterioration of a material due to chemical reactions with its environment


Name: 2019 federal elections (Event)
Description: Federal elections held in Belgium in May 2019


Name: Oceans (Body of water)
Description: Vast bodies of salt water.


Name: Pyroxene Group (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of silicate minerals with a common formula and crystal structure.


Name: Mezzotint (Printmaking Technique)
Description: An intaglio variant of engraving.


Name: Department of Home Affairs (Government Organization)
Description: Australian government department responsible for immigration and border control.


Name: Metamorphism in greenstone belts (Geological Process)
Description: The process of transforming rocks within greenstone belts.


Name: Dissolution and Deposition (Process)
Description: Simultaneous breaking down and formation of minerals within a rock.


Name: Edge of a large ice sheet (Geographical Feature)
Description: The boundary where a massive glacier extended during the Wisconsin glaciation


Name: Xinjiang (REGION)
Description: An autonomous region in northwest China


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


Name: Sicily (REGION)
Description: An island region in Italy


Name: Thorianite (Mineral)
Description: Another mineral Weeksite occurs with.


Name: Elegance (CONCEPT)
Description: Sophistication and refined taste.


Name: Experience (State of Being)
Description: Knowledge and understanding gained over time.


Name: Blackberry, Rubus Fruits (Plant Part)
Description: Fruits of the blackberry and other plants in the Rubus genus, used for dyeing.


Name: Brightness (Property)
Description: Degree of lightness or intensity of color


Name: victim of a witch hunt (STATUS)
Description: Tebboune's self-described situation


Name: Astaxanthin (Chemical Compound)
Description: A pink carotenoid pigment


Name: Misleading trade terms (Terminology)
Description: Terms that deceive buyers about the true nature of gemstones.


Name: III-V semiconductors (Materials)
Description: Semiconductors composed of elements from group III and V of the periodic table.


Name: meteorite fall observed with automated cameras (EVENT)
Description: Instance of a meteorite falling to Earth, captured by automated cameras


Name: Bavaria (HISTORICAL ENTITY (REGION))
Description: A historical German state


Name: Toyama Prefecture (PREFECTURE)
Description: A prefecture in Japan west of Itoigawa


Name: Frieze of the Parthenon (Architectural Element)
Description: The decorative band running around the top of the Parthenon


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


Name: Kāma (Concept)
Description: Desire, wish, passion, longing, and pleasure of the senses.


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


Name: 7th century AD (Time period)
Description: A specific point in history.


Name: Reverse (Part)
Description: The back side of a coin.


Name: a range in the blue-green spectrum (COLOR_RANGE)
Description: A set of colors within the blue and green color families.


Name: Thousands of years (Time Period)
Description: A span of time extending over many centuries.


Name: Period (Quantity)
Description: Duration of one complete cycle of pulsation.


Name: Rivne Oblast (Administrative Region)
Description: Region in Western Ukraine


Name: Cape Bon (Geographical Location)
Description: A cape located in Tunisia.


Name: Takahashi's observations (Scientific Observation)
Description: Observations made by a researcher named Takahashi in Japan.


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


Name: stylistic change (Concept)
Description: Alterations in the characteristics of a particular style.


Name: Use of raw materials (PROCESS)
Description: The process of employing raw materials in manufacturing.


Name: Wunsiedel (Town)
Description: German town where Wunsiedel Marble is primarily extracted


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


Name: The town of Arandas (Location)
Description: A town in Jalisco where the opal deposits are located.


Name: Diamonique (Name)
Description: A commercial name for YAG


Name: Stain Resistance (Property)
Description: Ability to resist staining


Name: Whetstones (Tool)
Description: Stones used for sharpening tools.


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


Name: Differences within Hinduism (Concept)
Description: The various schools of thought, practices, and beliefs within Hinduism.


Name: Mining (Industry Process)
Description: The process of extracting minerals and other resources from the Earth's crust.


Name: Mycenaean trade (Historical Event)
Description: Commercial activity of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Indigenous people of Taiwan (Ethnic group)
Description: Native inhabitants of Taiwan.


Name: Botticelli paintings (ARTIFACT)
Description: Paintings by the Renaissance artist Sandro Botticelli.


Name: Excessive Synaptic Zinc Concentrations (Physiological State)
Description: High levels of zinc at synapses


Name: Decompression (Geological Process)
Description: A decrease in pressure, often accompanied by an increase in temperature.


Name: Worship of localized deities, healing rituals, exorcisms (Practices/Beliefs)
Description: Common elements found in both Buddhist and Shamanic traditions.


Name: Taiwan (Location)
Description: An island in East Asia.


Name: attendants (Occupation)
Description: Workers who assist others


Name: North Cove (WATER BODY)
Description: A cove at 207th Street and the Harlem River in Inwood.


Name: Industrial Applications (Domain)
Description: Uses in industry


Name: Gelato (Frozen Dessert)
Description: Italian ice cream with a denser texture and richer flavor


Name: Place of copper (Location)
Description: Where copper wiring is replaced.


Name: 251,200 hectares (Area Measurement)
Description: Area of naturally regenerating forests in Belgium in 2020.


Name: discontent (EMOTION)
Description: Feeling of dissatisfaction


Name: Charles Darwin (Person)
Description: English naturalist and biologist


Name: archaeological and historical record (Source of Information)
Description: Evidence from the past preserved in material remains and written accounts.


Name: John Ericsson (PERSON)
Description: Swedish-American inventor


Name: Wheel of cheese (Food)
Description: A round block of cheese


Name: cavalcades (Event)
Description: Parades with elaborate floats and costumes


Name: Magna Graecia (Region)
Description: Ancient region in southern Italy


Name: Lavash, Pide (Food)
Description: Types of bread popular in Turkey.


Name: Funding agreements (FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT)
Description: Agreements that outline financial support for education


Name: Independence (Status)
Description: State of being self-governing.


Name: kingship (Political Institution)
Description: The position of ruler.


Name: mirrors as a design element (DESIGN_ELEMENT)
Description: The use of mirrors for aesthetic and functional purposes in architecture.


Name: Gas (State of Matter)
Description: A state of matter with no fixed shape or volume.


Name: traditional Theravada monks (GROUP)
Description: Monks adhering to the Theravada school of Buddhism


Name: romantic movement (Art Movement)
Description: An artistic and intellectual movement


Name: Parthenon  (BUILDING)
Description: Structure being stabilized


Name: national identity (CONCEPT)
Description: Sense of belonging to a nation


Name: international prestige (Reputation)
Description: Recognition and esteem from critics worldwide.


Name: North Carolina State University team (Organization)
Description: The group responsible for creating Q-carbon.


Name: Prisoners in Jáchymov (GROUP_OF_PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals incarcerated in the town's camps


Name: World Health Organization (WHO) (International Organization)
Description: United Nations agency focused on global public health.


Name: Chemical vapor deposition (PROCESS)
Description: A method for depositing thin films.


Name: Brazilian Independence Movement (EVENT)
Description: Political movement that led to Brazil's independence from Portugal


Name: increased oxygen affinity (Property)
Description: The tendency of hemoglobin to bind to oxygen.


Name: Power and Royalty (Concepts)
Description: Social and political dominance


Name: Old French (Language)
Description: Early form of the French language.


Name: Cyclades (Island group)
Description: A group of islands in the Aegean Sea


Name: bandeja paisa (Dish)
Description: A traditional Colombian platter


Name: zinc (Chemical Element)
Description: A metallic element


Name: Bronze mirrors (OBJECT)
Description: Mirrors made from the alloy bronze.


Name: cosecant of angle B (Trigonometric Function)
Description: The reciprocal of the sine function.


Name: Boron (Element)
Description: A relatively rare industrially important element


Name: Some women in painting (Group of People)
Description: Women depicted wearing skirts in the painting


Name: Northern Ireland law (Legal System)
Description: The legal system governing Northern Ireland.


Name: Canary Islands (Autonomous community)
Description: Region in northern Spain with a distinct culture and language


Name: 72% of adults aged 25-64 (Demographic Group)
Description: Percentage of adults who have completed upper secondary education


Name: Suzdal (City)
Description: A city in Russia


Name: African descendants (Ethnic Group)
Description: People of African ancestry


Name: Tuareg languages (LANGUAGE FAMILY)
Description: A group of Berber languages spoken primarily in the Sahara Desert region.


Name: yellow (color)
Description: A primary color of pigments.


Name: Innocence (ABSTRACT_CONCEPT)
Description: The state of being free from guilt or sin.


Name: cultural ties with Latin America (Relationship)
Description: Spain's historical and cultural connections with Latin American countries.


Name: imperial government (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The ruling authority of the Byzantine Empire


Name: 1 year (DURATION)
Description: Length of mandatory military service


Name: the US and the Soviet Union (Countries)
Description: Major Allied powers during World War II.


Name: Big Spruce River (River)
Description: A river flowing into Great Bear Lake.


Name: Senegal and Niger Rivers (LOCATION)
Description: Major rivers in West Africa


Name: Compression of fullerene (Process)
Description: The act of reducing the volume of fullerene through force.


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


Name: means of savings (Financial Instrument)
Description: A way to store value for future use.


Name: Abbey of Saint-Maurice (Religious Building)
Description: A territorial abbey dating from the 6th century.


Name: Topaz color (Property)
Description: The hue of the topaz gemstone


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


Name: Military units of other states (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: Armed forces from various countries.


Name: Traders (Profession)
Description: Individuals involved in buying and selling goods.


Name: English language (Language)
Description: A global lingua franca


Name: vegetation (Plant Life)
Description: Plant growth on the island


Name: Dominating Influence (Abstract Concept)
Description: Significant control or power over others


Name: body parts (anatomical structure)
Description: Parts that make up an organism's body.


Name: 1896 Event (Event)
Description: The first modern Olympic Games held in Athens, Greece.


Name: Aromanian (Language)
Description: A Romance language spoken by Aromanians.


Name: Other binary compounds (Material Type)
Description: Compounds formed from two different elements.


Name: Metal Age (Historical Period)
Description: Era characterized by the use of metal tools and weapons


Name: Fine-grained, Non-aligned, Platy or Prismatic Habits (Crystal Structure Description)
Description: Describes the size and shape of the mineral crystals in hornfels.


Name: Permian (Geological Period)
Description: A geological period spanning from 298.9 to 251.9 million years ago


Name: Colombian landscapes (ART_SUBJECT)
Description: Scenes depicting Colombian scenery


Name: League (Political Entity)
Description: A historical confederation of three Swiss cantons.


Name: Kabylians (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Berber ethnic group primarily inhabiting Kabylie


Name: quartz's ability to split light into a spectrum (Property)
Description: Quartz's capability to separate white light into its component colors


Name: Foehn (METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENON)
Description: Warm, dry downslope wind


Name: Church of St. Joachim (Building)
Description: A church built between 1534 and 1540, initially a Lutheran church, later converted to a different denomination.


Name: Petrological study of non-opaque minerals using optical microscopy techniques (Scientific Method)
Description: Method for studying minerals


Name: Athena (Deity)
Description: Greek Goddess of wisdom, warfare and crafts


Name: Afghanistan (COUNTRY)
Description: A nation located in Central Asia.


Name: Gibraltar (LOCATION)
Description: A British overseas territory


Name: 600,000 (Quantity)
Description: Estimated number of red foxes killed annually in Germany


Name: Regional Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Metamorphism over a large region, often associated with mountain building


Name: Uplift and erosion (Geological processes)
Description: Processes that bring buried rocks to the surface.


Name: idealized features (ARTISTIC ELEMENT)
Description: Facial and bodily traits that are considered aesthetically pleasing or perfect


Name: Manganese oxide (MnO) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound formed by manganese and oxygen.


Name: Princess Margaret of Connaught (Person)
Description: Princess of Connaught.


Name: D-transition element colorants (Material)
Description: Coloring agents derived from elements with d-electron transitions.


Name: Great King (Title)
Description: A title signifying high status and power.


Name: (1120) (prismatic plane) (Crystallographic Plane)
Description: A specific plane in the corundum crystal lattice


Name: Left Side (Body Location)
Description: The side of the body opposite the right side.


Name: Charles Darwin (PERSON)
Description: An English naturalist, geologist and biologist.


Name: 15,000 people (Quantity)
Description: The estimated number of attendees at the Nabi Musa festival


Name: Table cut (DIAMOND CUT STYLE)
Description: A diamond cut with a flat top facet


Name: Divine Beings (Supernatural Entities)
Description: Gods and goddesses worshipped in Hinduism.


Name: 2010 (Year)
Description: The year the Kombat Mine reopened after a closure


Name: Amulets and carvings (Object)
Description: Protective charms and decorative objects made from jet


Name: Jim Crow Laws (Legislation)
Description: Racially segregated laws enforced in the Southern United States


Name: Aosta Valley's autonomous status (Political Status)
Description: The self-governing status granted to the region.


Name: Industrialisation drive (ECONOMIC POLICY)
Description: A program aimed at developing industry in Algeria.


Name: cellular division (biological process)
Description: The process by which a cell divides into two or more daughter cells.


Name: 1400 (Quantity)
Description: Number of Turkish companies present in Algeria


Name: Ruslana (Person)
Description: Ukrainian singer and songwriter


Name: Tasman Bay (Bay)
Description: A bay on the north coast of the South Island of New Zealand.


Name: vary across species (Characteristic)
Description: The limited and variable features used to differentiate black coral species.


Name: Alleghany County (Location)
Description: A county in North Carolina


Name: Ostrava (City)
Description: A major city in the Czech Republic.


Name: 15.2% (Percentage)
Description: Represents the proportion of Russia's GDP contributed by the oil and gas sector in 2020.


Name: New Haven (LOCATION)
Description: City in Connecticut, USA


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe known for its mountains and neutrality


Name: Green Party referendum to accelerate the phaseout of nuclear power  (PoliticalEvent)
Description: A vote proposed by the Green Party to speed up the end of nuclear energy use in Switzerland


Name: carbon content is too low (condition)
Description: The state of iron when lacking sufficient carbon.


Name: 2 to 64 ppb (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Parts per billion, a unit of concentration


Name: Residents (People)
Description: Inhabitants of Formentera


Name: Galvanization (Process)
Description: A protective coating process using zinc.


Name: Massive to Granular (Crystal Habit)
Description: The shape in which the mineral grows.


Name: the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1984 (Event)
Description: Morocco's withdrawal from the OAU due to the organization's recognition of the Polisario Front


Name: Ribbons (Craft Item)
Description: Decorative strips of fabric.


Name: baptism (Religious Sacrament)
Description: A Christian rite of initiation and purification.


Name: Crucible (OBJECT)
Description: A container for holding materials during heating.


Name: dikes of pseudotachylyte (Geological Formation)
Description: Narrow, tabular intrusions of pseudotachylyte rock.


Name: Native Americans (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: Indigenous peoples of the Americas


Name: bust of Christ and chi rho (Religious Iconography)
Description: Depictions of Jesus' head and symbol of Christ


Name: Walloon (LANGUAGE)
Description: A Romance language spoken in Belgium


Name: Historical Classification (Classification Method)
Description: Classification based on historical relationships and ancestry.


Name: supporting RUF insurgency (Illegal Activity)
Description: Providing aid to a rebel group in Sierra Leone


Name: Netherlands (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in northwestern Europe.


Name: Metal cations (Ion)
Description: Positively charged metal ions


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A precious gemstone and a form of carbon.


Name: Methylacidiphilum fumariolicum (Bacteria)
Description: A methanotrophic bacterium found in volcanic mudpots.


Name: Aztec II (Chronological Phase)
Description: The second phase of Aztec Black-on-Orange Ceramics.


Name: Contact Energy, Genesis Energy, Mercury Energy, Meridian Energy (COMPANY)
Description: The four main energy companies in New Zealand.


Name: Tissue insertion (Action)
Description: Placing the tissue square into the incision on the mussel valve.


Name: species (Metaclass)
Description: A higher-level concept that encompasses classes like 'golden eagle'.


Name: Circle's raw partition into regular sections (Geometric Technique)
Description: Dividing a circle into equal parts


Name: more than double the global average (Comparison)
Description: A statement indicating that Austria's biocapacity is significantly higher than the average for all countries.


Name: Jan van Eyck, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Hans Holbein the Younger (Person)
Description: Famous Northern Renaissance painters


Name: Sweet Medicine (TV SERIES)
Description: A medical drama series set in Derbyshire.


Name: Service Sector (Economic Sector)
Description: Part of the economy that provides intangible goods and services


Name: adularescence (optical phenomenon)
Description: A shimmering effect caused by light scattering off internal structures in a gemstone


Name: Making a promise (Action)
Description: The act of pledging to do something or not to do something.


Name: Euboean League (Organization)
Description: A political alliance of Greek city-states on Euboea.


Name: framework silicates (mineral type)
Description: Silicate minerals with a network structure of interconnected tetrahedra.


Name: Tarrytown (VILLAGE)
Description: A village in Westchester County


Name: Extensive network of rivers and tributaries (WATER FEATURE)
Description: A system of waterways that supports the Amazon ecosystem.


Name: Medalist (Profession)
Description: An artist who designs medals and similar small works in metal.


Name: Hoori/Yamasachihiko (Demi-God)
Description: Son-in-law of the Sea God


Name: active stream of adoptions (Social Phenomenon)
Description: A significant number of adoptions taking place


Name: peracetic acid (Chemical Substance)
Description: A strong oxidizing agent used as a disinfectant and bleaching agent.


Name: Crushed stone (Material)
Description: Stone that has been broken down into smaller pieces.


Name: Industrial Zone (Area)
Description: A designated area for industrial activities in Arad.


Name: body, mind, and consciousness (Concept)
Description: Elements targeted by yogic practices


Name: Modernist Painters (Group)
Description: Artists who focused on simplicity and geometric forms


Name: Paris Agreement (International Treaty)
Description: An agreement within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), dealing with greenhouse-gas emissions mitigation, adaptation, and finance.


Name: high quality (Quality)
Description: Level of excellence


Name: Seashells (MATERIAL)
Description: Source material for Heishi beads


Name: Small faceted pieces of pyrite (Material)
Description: Pyrite cut into small, multi-faceted shapes


Name: Elitism (SOCIAL ISSUE)
Description: A criticism levied against Grandes écoles


Name: nacre (Material)
Description: The iridescent material that makes up mother-of-pearl.


Name: Etruscan Paintings (Artwork)
Description: Wall frescoes found in Etruscan tombs.


Name: Electroplating (Process)
Description: A process of depositing a metal coating onto a surface using electricity.


Name: Medulla (Anatomical Region)
Description: Inner region of the kidney


Name: China (NAME)
Description: Short form name


Name: Carnival blocks (PARADE TYPE)
Description: Traditional parade groups in Ouro Preto's carnival.


Name: Coal-fired power plants (Industrial Facility)
Description: Power plants that burn coal to generate electricity.


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


Name: Germany (COUNTRY)
Description: European country


Name: designs (Artifact)
Description: Plans or blueprints


Name: Metals (Materials)
Description: Solid materials typically characterized by high electrical conductivity and malleability.


Name: Footwear (Category)
Description: Items worn on the feet


Name: institute's development (EVENT)
Description: The construction and progress of the Radium Institute


Name: Mt. Hiei (LOCATION)
Description: A mountain in Japan known for its Buddhist temple.


Name: Legal Challenges (Judicial Proceedings)
Description: Lawsuits aimed at overturning the discriminatory voting laws.


Name: London (CITY)
Description: Capital of England


Name: Councillors (Political Role)
Description: Elected representatives in local government


Name: Tectonics, climate, and the carbon cycle (Concept)
Description: Interconnected Earth processes that influence each other.


Name: Cairnburgh Castle (Castle)
Description: A castle in the Treshnish Islands


Name: F5 and EF5 tornadoes in Alabama, Oklahoma, and Iowa (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: Data on the most intense category of tornadoes.


Name: eqeta (Group)
Description: A military aristocracy in Mycenaean society.


Name: Jerked PTFE Film (Material)
Description: PTFE film subjected to a stretching process.


Name: Metastable (Thermodynamic State)
Description: Diamond is in a metastable state, meaning it can slowly convert to graphite.


Name: China (Political Entity)
Description: The nation encompassing both mainland China and Taiwan


Name: Copper (Chemical Element)
Description: A metal that forms alloys with zinc


Name: over 100,000 known animal and plant species (QUANTITY)
Description: The vast diversity of life found within Brazil.


Name: Unsmoothed areas (Region on the plate)
Description: Parts of the metal plate that have not been burnished.


Name: White-on-black (Color Scheme)
Description: A specific color combination used in jasperware.


Name: Odiel-Tinto (River System)
Description: A river system flowing into the Atlantic Ocean in Andalusia.


Name: Impactite (Geological Formation Category)
Description: Group of rocks and structures formed by impact events


Name: Big Bang theory (Theory)
Description: A cosmological model for the origin of the universe.


Name: scapular of St. Michael the Archangel (Religious Artifact)
Description: A devotional scapular associated with Archangel Michael, believed to offer protection against evil.


Name: Annealing (Process)
Description: A heat treatment process to soften and increase workability.


Name: altepetl (Political Unit)
Description: A typical political unit in Aztec society


Name: Argos (Ancient City)
Description: A Mycenaean city located in Greece.


Name: areas of very low grade metamorphism (Geological Location)
Description: Regions where rocks have experienced minimal metamorphic changes.


Name: Rarity (Characteristic)
Description: The state of being scarce or uncommon.


Name: Aztecs (Cultural Group)
Description: An ancient civilization in Mesoamerica known for its military prowess and empire building.


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe with manganese deposits.


Name: Diamonds with Opaque Fibers (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds containing opaque fibers


Name: 99 percent (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of ROC's total area occupied by the main island


Name: 2100 BC (Date)
Description: The year 2100 Before Christ


Name: Countries worldwide (Group)
Description: Nations around the globe.


Name: Gneisses (Rock)
Description: Metamorphic rocks with a banded or layered appearance.


Name: Weakly (Degree)
Description: Describes the degree of anisotropy in Goldmanite


Name: Desiccant (Agent)
Description: A substance used to absorb moisture from a gas or liquid.


Name: Algeciras (City)
Description: A city in Cádiz, Andalusia


Name: Ashgabat (City)
Description: Capital city of Turkmenistan


Name: Enrique Chagoya (Printmaker)
Description: A printmaker


Name: Erlenbach am Main (LOCATION)
Description: Town on the Main River.


Name: government transparency and lack of corruption (CONCEPT)
Description: The openness and honesty of a government's operations, and the absence of bribery or abuse of power.


Name: 1884 (YEAR)
Description: The year the Brin process became commercially available


Name: Renin (Protein)
Description: An enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of angiotensinogen to angiotensin I.


Name: Axis powers (Military Alliance)
Description: Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War II


Name: Imperial Russian Army (MILITARY ORGANIZATION)
Description: The army of the Russian Empire


Name: fraud (Crime)
Description: Deceitful act for personal gain


Name: Shapes of vessels (Artifact Feature)
Description: The physical forms and designs of ceramic containers.


Name: Štěpán Schlick (Person)
Description: Czech nobleman who founded Jáchymov


Name: Venetians (People)
Description: Citizens of the Republic of Venice, a major maritime power in the Mediterranean during the Middle Ages and Renaissance.


Name: Fluorescence (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The emission of light by a substance that has absorbed light or other electromagnetic radiation.


Name: Endoskeletons (Skeletal Type)
Description: Internal skeletons that provide support and structure within the body.


Name: census (DATA COLLECTION PROCESS)
Description: A systematic count or survey of a population.


Name: IDF's City of Training Bases (Military Facility)
Description: A training facility under construction by the Israeli Defense Forces.


Name: Incendiary Bombs (Weapon)
Description: Bombs designed to start fires


Name: seafood dishes (Cooking Style)
Description: Dishes featuring seafood as a primary ingredient


Name: Public state art (ART CATEGORY)
Description: Art commissioned by the state


Name: wax (Substance)
Description: A waxy substance used for sealing


Name: United States Department of Agriculture (organization)
Description: Federal agency responsible for agriculture


Name: Albany (LOCATION)
Description: City in Western Australia


Name: Melting (Process)
Description: Changing a solid into a liquid state by applying heat.


Name: C2S (Abbreviation)
Description: Shortened representation used in cement chemistry


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A major world religion originating in the Indian subcontinent.


Name: Ladoga (LAKE)
Description: One of the largest lakes in Europe.


Name: Huelva (Province)
Description: A province in Andalusia, Spain.


Name: Vegas gold (Color)
Description: A gold color associated with Las Vegas.


Name: only country without age restrictions on euthanasia (Fact)
Description: Belgium's unique legal stance on euthanasia


Name: Continuing Education (Concept)
Description: Ongoing learning to keep up with changes in a profession


Name: Second World War (Historical Event)
Description: Global conflict from 1939 to 1945


Name: Japanese folklore (Cultural Tradition)
Description: Stories and beliefs passed down orally within Japanese culture.


Name: Sydney (CITY)
Description: A major city in Australia.


Name: Luís Vaz de Torres (Person)
Description: Spanish explorer


Name: Loss of Smell Can Be Life-Threatening (Medical Statement)
Description: A statement about the potential dangers of anosmia.


Name: Equant (Crystal habit term)
Description: Describes crystals with roughly equal dimensions in all directions.


Name: Twinned Crystals (Crystal Structure)
Description: Crystals that are composed of two or more individual crystals joined together.


Name: Neodymium purification (Process)
Description: The process of making neodymium pure


Name: Colombian emeralds (Gemstone)
Description: Green gemstones mined in Colombia


Name: 31% of total GDP (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of Germany's total economic output generated by the industrial sector


Name: Matterhorn (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in the Swiss Alps.


Name: Chemical Reagents (Substance)
Description: Chemicals used in reactions


Name: Peoples of the Indus Valley civilization (CULTURE)
Description: Ancient inhabitants of the Indus Valley


Name: Extensive control (Power)
Description: The significant influence palaces exerted over production and distribution


Name: Dharmic Hinduism (Religious Classification)
Description: Focuses on righteous living and fulfilling one's duty (dharma).


Name: 10B (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of Boron


Name: Granulite (Rock Type)
Description: A metamorphic rock formed at high temperatures and pressures.


Name: Third laser (Ordinal position)
Description: The position of something in a sequence


Name: shale (Rock Type)
Description: A fine-grained sedimentary rock.


Name: Australia's third-largest export (RANKING)
Description: Education is one of Australia's top exports, ranking third behind iron ore and coal.


Name: Vladimir Lenin (Person)
Description: Leader of the Bolsheviks


Name: Saints Francis and Catherine (FIGURE)
Description: The patron saints of Italy.


Name: skirts and ku (clothing)
Description: Lower garment pieces in hanfu.


Name: Oscar I (Person)
Description: King of Sweden and Norway.


Name: west (Direction)
Description: The direction opposite of east


Name: Chinese literature (Textual Source)
Description: Written works produced in ancient China.


Name: Corus in 2007 (Company)
Description: A British steel manufacturer.


Name: 11 meters (36 ft) (Measurement)
Description: The distance across the wings of a Quetzalcoatlus


Name: Quartz Veins (Geological Feature)
Description: Locations where Pyrite is commonly deposited


Name: Mixture of Three Colors (Primaries) (Thing)
Description: Combination of fundamental colors


Name: Spain (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in southwestern Europe


Name: Silicon (Element)
Description: A chemical element


Name: Australia Day (HOLIDAY)
Description: National day of Australia


Name: 32 miles (Distance)
Description: The length of the Sylacauga marble deposit


Name: Water Management (DOMAIN)
Description: The process of planning, developing, and managing water resources.


Name: Direction of writing in official documents (Writing Style)
Description: The orientation of text on a page.


Name: basketball (Sport)
Description: A team ball sport played on a rectangular court


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


Name: Heat, electricity, energy (ENERGY FORM)
Description: Different forms of usable energy.


Name: Pratima Mazumdar (PERSON)
Description: Renowned artist and Manu's cousin


Name: Ares (Deity)
Description: Greek god of war and violence.


Name: Quarries near Prilep (Location)
Description: Quarries where Sivec marble is mined


Name: Different colors (Concept)
Description: Variety of color hues


Name: Nova Zeelandia (LOCATION)
Description: Latin name for New Zealand


Name: Structural materials (Material Application)
Description: Materials used for building and construction.


Name: Specific Treatment Methods  (Process)
Description: Approaches tailored for managing mixed waste streams


Name: Saharan finds (event)
Description: Discovery of meteorites in the Sahara Desert.


Name: Mycenaean dominance and expansion (CONCEPT)
Description: Rise of Mycenaean civilization and its influence on surrounding areas


Name: 350 BC (Time Period)
Description: A year in the ancient world.


Name: Semi-rounds (Pearl type)
Description: Pearls that are semi-circular


Name: light heavyweight world champion (Boxing Title)
Description: Title awarded to the best boxer in a weight class


Name: whether the report must be furnished or submitted (QUESTION)
Description: A request for information or clarification regarding the manner of reporting


Name: Transparency (Physical Property)
Description: The ability to allow light to pass through.


Name: Teremoʻemoʻe (Person)
Description: Daughter of the chief of Raiatea


Name: Apartments in Maggia (Dwelling)
Description: Residential units in the municipality


Name: Pedro I (PERSON)
Description: Former Emperor of Brazil


Name: Scientists (Profession)
Description: Researchers who study various fields of science.


Name: Chromium (Chemical Element)
Description: Element responsible for the red color in rubies.


Name: UN Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (Legal Document)
Description: Treaty aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons


Name: Ion-by-ion Replacement (Chemical Reaction)
Description: Replacement of ions within minerals' structure.


Name: Mahāsāṃghika groups (Buddhist Community)
Description: An early Buddhist monastic community


Name: 320 mammal species (Species Group)
Description: Warm-blooded vertebrates with hair or fur and mammary glands


Name: major power (STATUS)
Description: Being a significant political force


Name: Silicon (Si) (Element)
Description: The element commonly replaced by aluminum in silicates


Name: Salmon (Fish)
Description: A type of fish


Name: Control Certain Properties of Diamond (Concept)
Description: Modifying the characteristics of the diamond


Name: foliation development (Geological Process)
Description: The formation of layering in metamorphic rocks.


Name: Itoko River (River)
Description: A river in Colombia known for emerald mining


Name: Agder Court of Appeal (Court)
Description: Higher judicial body that reviews decisions from lower courts


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: A country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean.


Name: European Union (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: A political and economic union of European countries.


Name: Record of the Western Regions (Text)
Description: A 7th-century CE Chinese text by Xuanzang.


Name: Female Peafowl (Bird Gender)
Description: Female peafowl are called peahens.


Name: Popularity (Concept)
Description: The state of being widely accepted or liked


Name: Den and Temporary Burrows (Structure)
Description: Two types of burrows used by red foxes


Name: Secondary schooling in Germany (EDUCATION_LEVEL)
Description: Second stage of formal education in Germany


Name: Barre, Vermont (Location)
Description: A city in Vermont


Name: powdered wigs (Fashion Item)
Description: Wigs styled with powder, popular among noblemen in the 17th and 18th centuries.


Name: The 19th century (Time period)
Description: The hundred years between 1801 and 1900


Name: Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso (Wine Types)
Description: Types of Sherry


Name: 69.5 inhabitants per square kilometre (QUANTITY)
Description: Population density of Ukraine


Name: fashion capital of the world (STATUS)
Description: A place that is highly influential in the fashion industry


Name: Sulfur dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A colorless gas with a pungent odor.


Name: Magnesium Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: Formed by the reaction of Magnesium with air


Name: females (Gender)
Description: The female sex.


Name: carboranes (Chemical Compound)
Description: Carbon-boron cluster chemistry compounds.


Name: Ashoka the Great (Person)
Description: Emperor of the Mauryan Empire known for his conversion to Buddhism and promotion of peace.


Name: DRC or adjoining countries (LOCATION)
Description: The Democratic Republic of Congo and its neighboring countries


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral composed of silicon dioxide


Name: Mahi (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: Ethnic group inhabiting inland tribal regions.


Name: four pieces cloth sewn together (OBJECT)
Description: Fabric pieces joined to form a garment


Name: 87.7% of export earnings (Percentage)
Description: Portion of income from exports


Name: Negroponte (PLACE NAME)
Description: A name for Euboea under Venetian rule


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: European nation


Name: Ametrine (Mineral)
Description: A bicolor quartz containing both amethyst and citrine zones


Name: Stoneware (Material)
Description: Hard, dense ceramic material made from clay


Name: Metamorphic (Origin)
Description: Formed by the transformation of existing rocks.


Name: Scalas (Stairway)
Description: Stone stairways connecting villages to harbors


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


Name: 48Ca Beta decay (Process)
Description: Beta decay of 48Ca.


Name: British Government (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Governing body of Great Britain


Name: sp3 hybrid orbitals (Chemical Bonding)
Description: A type of hybrid orbital formed by the combination of one s orbital and three p orbitals.


Name: ETA (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An armed Basque nationalist organization


Name: Animal Shells (Material)
Description: Hard, protective coverings of certain animals.


Name: Polygraphice (Book)
Description: A book on art and painting by William Salmon


Name: Treatment (Process)
Description: Application of gases to iron ore in a furnace.


Name: 11 and 72 (NUMBER)
Description: Range of possible members in the Supreme Council


Name: Body-centered cubic (Crystal Structure)
Description: A cubic crystal structure with one lattice point at each corner and one in the center of the cube.


Name: Iron (Material)
Description: A metallic element known for its strength and durability.


Name: Expenses (Financial outflow)
Description: Costs incurred by a company


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


Name: opposite sentiment (Concept)
Description: A view contrary to the positive assessment of Andalusian beaches by the Blue Flag program.


Name: Conservative Party (Political Party)
Description: One of the two oldest political parties in Colombia.


Name: Metal carbonyls (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Organometallic compounds containing a carbon monoxide ligand bound to a metal atom.


Name: Sui dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history.


Name: Winner of the Missouri-Kansas rivalry game (Winning Party)
Description: The team that won the annual game between the University of Missouri and the University of Kansas.


Name: Commoners (Social Class)
Description: People who were not part of the elite or ruling class.


Name: 65 (Quantity)
Description: Mandatory retirement age for judges on the Turkish Constitutional Court


Name: Ruma (LOCATION)
Description: Etruscan name for Rome.


Name: Summers (SEASON)
Description: The warmest season of the year.


Name: original lands (Geographical Region)
Description: The territory originally inhabited by the Helvetii on the Swiss Plateau.


Name: Dominant Wavelength (Concept)
Description: The single wavelength most similar to a non-spectral color


Name: area (Geographical Area)
Description: Region of Afghanistan


Name: labradorite (Gem Species)
Description: A feldspar mineral known for its iridescent play of colors.


Name: Mid-Nineteenth Century (Time Period)
Description: The middle portion of the 19th century (approximately 1850-1899).


Name: African Metals Corp. (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Commercial arm of Union Minière responsible for uranium mining and sales.


Name: alphabetic texts (Text)
Description: Written documents using an alphabet.


Name: Ticino education system (Education System)
Description: The educational framework in Ticico canton


Name: Growth on the nucleus is spontaneous but limited by diffusion (Statement)
Description: A key principle in the LaMer model for nanoparticle growth.


Name: Ottomans (Group of People)
Description: People from the Ottoman Empire.


Name: Cerium (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white metallic element.


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Mn and atomic number 25.


Name: more subject to damage (Vulnerability)
Description: More susceptible to being harmed or destroyed.


Name: nephrite culture (archaeological culture)
Description: A prehistoric culture characterized by the use of nephrite tools and artifacts.


Name: Less strongly coloured in thin section (Optical Property)
Description: Appearance characteristic of Garnets


Name: Truth (Concept)
Description: Conformity to fact or reality.


Name: Sensitivity to Heat (Characteristic)
Description: Tendency to change properties under high temperatures


Name: Ferrous Chloride (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of iron and chlorine.


Name: Enamels (Material)
Description: A decorative coating applied to surfaces.


Name: Mosaics (Artistic Application)
Description: Used as a component in creating mosaic artwork.


Name: trade (Economic Activity)
Description: Commercial exchange of goods and services


Name: Plutonism (Geological Theory)
Description: A theory explaining the formation of igneous rocks from magma cooling beneath the Earth's surface.


Name: Ukrainian diet (Food Culture)
Description: Traditional eating habits of Ukrainians


Name: Local Sheet (Supergalactic Plane)
Description: A flattened sheet-like structure in the universe containing the Local Group.


Name: Angle between surface normal and incident beam direction (Geometric property)
Description: The angle formed by the surface normal vector and the incident beam direction vector.


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


Name: Administration of Justice (Process)
Description: Ensuring the fair and impartial application of the law


Name: Ramon Llull (Person)
Description: A Majorcan philosopher known for his Ars generalis ultima.


Name: Yellow light (Traffic signal color)
Description: A yellow light on a traffic signal


Name: Three Vedic sacrificial fires (RELIGIOUS PRACTICE)
Description: Fires used in ancient Vedic rituals


Name: Wood-cement mixes (Material)
Description: Combinations of wood and cement materials.


Name: Serpentinites (Rock Type)
Description: Metamorphic rocks rich in serpentine minerals


Name: Foreign Trade (ECONOMIC ACTIVITY)
Description: The exchange of goods and services between countries


Name: Ferrocarbon Titanium (Titanium Alloy)
Description: Titanium alloy produced by reducing ilmenite with coke in an electric furnace


Name: Russian tsar representatives (GROUP)
Description: Representatives from the Russian Tsar.


Name: France (Country)
Description: European nation


Name: Cantonese Opera (Opera Style)
Description: Another prominent regional style of Traditional Chinese opera.


Name: Maotianshan Shales (Geological Formation)
Description: A Cambrian Lagerstätte known for near-perfect fossilization.


Name: Hoderi (Mythological Figure)
Description: A god in Japanese mythology


Name: short sleeves (Clothing Feature)
Description: Sleeves ending above the elbow


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Si and atomic number 14.


Name: Brin process (PROCESS)
Description: A method for producing oxygen


Name: Amulets (Artifact)
Description: Objects believed to have magical powers.


Name: Active Membership (STATISTIC)
Description: Number of people actively participating in the sport.


Name: Vocaglia (Settlement)
Description: A small community


Name: Hammers (Tool)
Description: A tool used for striking objects.


Name: European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) (PROGRAM)
Description: An initiative by the European Union to strengthen relations with neighboring countries


Name: Berber speakers (Demographic Group)
Description: People who speak the Berber language


Name: Ribes uva-crispa (SCIENTIFIC NAME)
Description: The scientific name for the gooseberry plant


Name: Tourism industry in Morocco (INDUSTRY)
Description: Tourist industry within Morocco


Name: inborn nature (svabhāva) (Concept)
Description: One's inherent qualities


Name: Rio Tinto (Company)
Description: A mining company.


Name: Cassava (COMMODITY)
Description: A starchy root vegetable


Name: Light green (Color)
Description: A shade of green


Name: Handheld (Attribute)
Description: Designed to be held in the hand


Name: political concerns in China (CONCEPT)
Description: Issues related to political structures, practices, and ideologies within China that raise public concern.


Name: Circle with a point at its center (☉) (Symbol)
Description: The alchemical symbol for gold.


Name: Fines (Legal Penalty)
Description: Monetary punishment


Name: saturated spectral colors (phenomenon)
Description: Colors with the highest possible intensity


Name: Flower Bouquet (Art Subgenre)
Description: A type of still life depicting a collection of flowers.


Name: Henryk Sienkiewicz (Person)
Description: A Polish novelist and Nobel laureate


Name: Flatware (Object Type)
Description: Eating utensils like knives, forks, and spoons.


Name: Assyria (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient region in Mesopotamia


Name: Missouri University of Science and Technology (UNIVERSITY)
Description: A university in Rolla, Missouri, part of the University of Missouri System


Name: El Djem Amphitheater (Structure)
Description: An ancient amphitheater located in El Djem, Tunisia.


Name: 5.4 million (Numerical Value)
Description: A specific number representing the quantity of visitors.


Name: Parliament of Andalusia (Legislative Body)
Description: The legislative assembly of the Andalusian Autonomous Community


Name: 7.1 ounces (200 g) (Weight Measurement)
Description: Quantity of the largest Bediasite specimen


Name: To a lesser extent (Degree)
Description: Less frequently than in the past.


Name: hemerythrin (Protein)
Description: Oxygen-carrying protein found in some marine invertebrates


Name: Formerly dominant animals (Animal)
Description: Foxes that previously held a higher rank


Name: Arsenides (Chemical Compound Type)
Description: Compounds containing arsenic and one or more other elements.


Name: figures (Sculpture)
Description: Representations of priests and worshippers, mostly made of alabaster.


Name: population per square mile (QUANTITY)
Description: Density of the population


Name: Titanium (Material)
Description: A strong, lightweight and corrosion-resistant metal.


Name: Sculpture (ART FORM)
Description: Three-dimensional artwork


Name: Development of the notion that paintings can express feelings and ideas (Concept)
Description: The idea that art can convey emotions and thoughts beyond its literal depiction.


Name: Salvatore Quasimodo (Person)
Description: Poet


Name: Shallow water (Environmental Condition)
Description: Areas of the ocean with relatively small depth below the surface


Name: Sunscreen Ingredient (Cosmetic Product Component)
Description: A substance added to sunscreen to protect skin from ultraviolet radiation.


Name: 16th (Rank)
Description: Logan Airport's position among the busiest airports in the United States.


Name: Not Mentioned (-)
Description: The text doesn't directly state the overall percentage from renewable sources


Name: Dust (Particulate matter)
Description: Fine particles suspended in the atmosphere


Name: Deven (Name)
Description: The name of the castle in 864


Name: Tunisie (LANGUAGE NAME)
Description: French derivative of Tunisia


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


Name: Processing of Smaller Diamonds as Gems in Greater Quantities (Process)
Description: Increased availability of smaller diamonds for jewelry


Name: Cation-anion arrangement (Chemical concept)
Description: The spatial arrangement of cations and anions in a mineral structure.


Name: Chios (Island)
Description: Greek island in the Aegean Sea


Name: aerial defense (ACTIVITY)
Description: Switzerland's action of protecting its airspace during the war.


Name: present in seawater (Location)
Description: The salty water that covers most of the Earth's surface.


Name: Henri LeBeau (Person)
Description: A French goldsmith who is credited with creating Black Hills gold jewelry.


Name: Ottoman Empire (HISTORICAL EMPIRE)
Description: A vast empire that ruled over much of Southeastern Europe, Western Asia and North Africa.


Name: US Federal Trade Commission (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A US government agency responsible for consumer protection


Name: Crossguard (Sword Part)
Description: A bar perpendicular to the blade, protecting the hand.


Name: Triangular plates, pins, necklaces, bracelets, earrings (Jewellery Items)
Description: Common elements found in Berber jewellery designs.


Name: After Napoleon's defeat  (Historical Event)
Description: Return of the Bourbon monarchy to France


Name: First mirrors (OBJECT)
Description: The earliest reflective surfaces used by humans.


Name: UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (TREATY)
Description: International agreement promoting cultural diversity


Name: architect of major political reforms (Role)
Description: The person responsible for designing and implementing significant political changes


Name: Lagerstätten (Geological Formation)
Description: Sites with exceptional fossil preservation, sometimes including soft tissues.


Name: Desirable (Quality)
Description: Possessing characteristics considered appealing or valuable.


Name: silicon wafer (material)
Description: A thin slice of silicon used in semiconductor devices.


Name: Hematite (Fe2O3) (Mineral)
Description: An iron oxide mineral


Name: Surrealist movement (Art Movement)
Description: An artistic and literary movement emphasizing the subconscious mind.


Name: 25000 years ago (Time Period)
Description: The estimated formation time of Mount Somma


Name: Teenagers' Brains are More Malleable Than Adults' (Claim)
Description: A statement asserting that adolescents' brains are more capable of change and adaptation than those of adults.


Name: South Island (Island)
Description: The larger of New Zealand's two main islands.


Name: Maroc (FRENCH WORD)
Description: The French word for Morocco


Name: Canadian Loonie (CURRENCY)
Description: A one-dollar coin issued by Canada, featuring a loon on its reverse side.


Name: Speculative Developers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who invest in real estate with the expectation of future profit.


Name: ruby (gemstone variety)
Description: A red variety of corundum.


Name: South Gippsland Water Organization (Organization)
Description: An organization involved in water management.


Name: Spherical (Shape)
Description: A three-dimensional object shaped like a sphere


Name: Some Slavs (Population Group)
Description: A subset of Slavic people.


Name: boron-10 isotope (CHEMICAL_ENTITY)
Description: A stable isotope of boron


Name: Union (POLITICAL_ENTITY)
Description: The United States during the Civil War.


Name: Kainah Tribe (Indigenous Group)
Description: The indigenous tribe Korite had an agreement with.


Name: Agriculture (Economic Activity)
Description: Farming and raising livestock


Name: 302.6 square miles (783.8 km2) (Measurement)
Description: The size of the city's land area


Name: Profession (Concept)
Description: A type of occupation characterized by specific features.


Name: first scientific publication on Hunsrück slate fossils (Scientific Publication)
Description: A written work detailing the discovery of fossils in Hunsrück slate


Name: gallium (element)
Description: The chemical element gallium


Name: Olympic soccer tournament (Sporting Event)
Description: Football competition at the Olympic Games


Name: Zine El Abidine Ben Ali (Person)
Description: Second president of Tunisia


Name: inlaid pieces (Object)
Description: Pieces of material inlaid into Ashford Black Marble.


Name: Queen Clytemnestra's robes are purple (OBJECT)
Description: Clothing worn by Queen Clytemnestra dyed purple


Name: Ernest Rutherford (Scientist)
Description: A New Zealand-born physicist known for his work on atomic structure.


Name: Prosperity and Good Fortune (Concept)
Description: States of being characterized by success and happiness.


Name: Bronx Zoo (Zoo)
Description: The world's largest metropolitan zoo


Name: Red fox sounds (Sound)
Description: Vocalizations made by red foxes.


Name: Flags of Arab World (SYMBOL)
Description: Flags representing countries in the Arab world.


Name: Combined Authorities (Governmental Body)
Description: Regional governing bodies in England.


Name: 1551 (Year)
Description: The year 1551 AD


Name: Sir Anthony Caro (Artist)
Description: A British sculptor known for his welded steel sculptures.


Name: 30 September 2017 (DATE)
Description: Date the museum reopened


Name: Mining (ACTIVITY)
Description: Extraction of minerals from the earth


Name: brittle material (Material Property)
Description: A material that breaks easily under stress.


Name: Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of silicon and oxygen, commonly known as silica.


Name: Otto II (PERSON)
Description: Holy Roman Emperor who gifted lands to the Kollegiatsstift Aschaffenburg.


Name: accurate diagnoses and treatments for Paracoccidioides brasiliensis disease (Medical Field)
Description: Treating a fungal infection


Name: 18 engraving heads (Quantity)
Description: The maximum number of engraving heads a K6 machine can have.


Name: Higher for soluble uranium compounds (Description)
Description: The rate at which uranium is absorbed by the body depends on its chemical form.


Name: mineral fuels, oils, distillation products, fruit and other agricultural products, sugars and sugar confectionery, food products, plastics, precious stones, metals, forest products, chemical goods, pharmaceuticals, vehicles, electronic products, electrical equipment, perfumery and cosmetics, machinery, manufactured articles, textile and fabrics, clothing and footwear, glass and glassware, furniture, prefabricated buildings, military products, home and office material, construction equipment, software (GOODS)
Description: A wide variety of products sold internationally


Name: Luminescence (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Emission of light by a substance not resulting from heat.


Name: Deposits containing Dolomite and Siderite (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock formations containing the minerals dolomite and siderite.


Name: the rise of the total fertility rate (Demographic Indicator)
Description: The average number of children born to a woman over her lifetime.


Name: Electronic music sub-genres (MUSIC_GENRE)
Description: Subcategories within electronic music.


Name: Morocco's proximity to the Sahara desert (GEOGRAPHICAL FACTOR)
Description: Location near the Sahara desert


Name: Fruits (Food Group)
Description: Sweet and fleshy products of plants.


Name: repúblicas system (SOCIAL SYSTEM)
Description: A system of student lodgings with specific traditions and rituals.


Name: Montgomery (CITY)
Description: The capital city of Alabama


Name: World War I (EVENT)
Description: The global conflict China was involved in


Name: one federal district (POLITICAL SUBDIVISION)
Description: A special administrative region within a country


Name: Amitabha (Deity)
Description: The archetypal Buddha of Infinite Light in Buddhism.


Name: formal recognition (ABSTRACT)
Description: Acknowledgement or appreciation for her contributions.


Name: coordination numbers 4 and 6 (Structural Feature)
Description: The number of atoms or ligands directly bonded to a central metal ion.


Name: Nd:Ce:YAG (Laser Medium)
Description: Neodymium-cerium double-doped YAG, a material used in lasers.


Name: Tube agate (Mineral Variety)
Description: Agate containing visible flow channels or pinhole-sized tubes.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A diverse religion originating in the Indian subcontinent


Name: Ministry of Higher Education (Government Organization)
Description: Responsible for overseeing higher education in Afghanistan


Name: Sub-Alpine Zone (Geographic Region)
Description: A zone in the Alps above the montane zone.


Name: Church of All Saints (Building)
Description: A church built in the early Renaissance style in 1520, known for its half-timbered construction.


Name: Ticino (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


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


Name: 6,000+ troops (QUANTITY)
Description: Estimated number of troops in the anti-Taliban front


Name: Martigny (City)
Description: A city in Valais


Name: ice hockey (Sport)
Description: A team sport played on ice with sticks and a puck.


Name: peacekeeping operations (MILITARY OPERATION)
Description: Military actions undertaken to maintain peace and security.


Name: Intangible Objects (Concept)
Description: Objects that cannot be physically touched but exist as ideas or concepts.


Name: cat's eye (gemstone variety)
Description: A gemstone with a cat's eye effect


Name: Alan MacDiarmid (Scientist)
Description: A New Zealand-born chemist who won the Nobel Prize for his work on conducting polymers.


Name: Holy Trinity Church (CHURCH)
Description: One of the few churches built during the reign of William IV


Name: Ash as alternative for handwashing (Hygiene Practice)
Description: Using ash instead of soap to clean hands.


Name: Earth and planetary science communities (Scientific Community)
Description: Researchers studying Earth and its surrounding celestial bodies.


Name: Dogwood Trees (Tree Species)
Description: Deciduous trees known for their showy spring blossoms.


Name: 12.2% forested (prior to 2013) (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of land covered by forest before a potential merger


Name: Atlantic sites near the Strait of Gibraltar (Geographical location)
Description: One of the locations where C. rubrum is found.


Name: the better method for making glass plates (Technique)
Description: An improved process for producing flat glass.


Name: Ukrainian Armed Forces (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: The armed forces of Ukraine


Name: required label (THING)
Description: A label indicating whether a product is conflict-free.


Name: dry, crystalline rock (Rock Type)
Description: Rocks with low water content and a regular crystal structure.


Name: Serbian Empire (EMPIRE)
Description: A medieval empire in the Balkans.


Name: Royal Regiment of Scotland (Military Unit)
Description: A regiment formed by the amalgamation of Scottish regiments.


Name: Rarest Minerals (Category)
Description: Minerals that are rarely found in nature


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


Name: Al–Al bond (Chemical Bond)
Description: A bond between two aluminium atoms


Name: Limestone Formation (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which limestone is formed.


Name: Blue Uniform (Apparel)
Description: Uniform of the color blue


Name: Acoustic Mirror (Type of Mirror)
Description: A mirror that reflects sound waves.


Name: [FeO4]- (Chemical Ion)
Description: Ferrate(VII) anion


Name: developed country (Development Status)
Description: Greece's level of development


Name: Norway's first Christian king (TITLE)
Description: The title held by Haakon I the Good


Name: Moroccan Rif and Oujda (LOCATION)
Description: Regions in Morocco


Name: drill bits (Tool Part)
Description: Sharp tools used by the channeling machine to create holes


Name: Iron atoms (Atomic Entity)
Description: Atoms of the element Iron


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color of blood


Name: R-134a (Chemical Compound)
Description: Specific HFC refrigerant


Name: Engraved Gem (Object)
Description: A gemstone that has been carved or engraved with a design.


Name: 1924 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Train Wreck (Event)
Description: A train wreck in Kipton, Ohio on April 19, 1891.


Name: Mirror Image (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: An optical illusion created by reflection.


Name: Fire Protection (Activity)
Description: Measures taken to control and extinguish fire if it occurs.


Name: 33,500 km2 (AREA)
Description: Land area of the Netherlands.


Name: Life-cycle analysis (LCA) (ANALYSIS METHOD)
Description: A methodology used to assess the environmental impacts of a product or process throughout its life cycle.


Name: discovery of a new sea route to Asia (Goal)
Description: Objective of the exploration


Name: interlayer bonding in graphite (Bonding)
Description: The forces holding layers of carbon atoms together in graphite.


Name: Alabama Language (Language)
Description: The language spoken by the Alabama People


Name: More Land (CONCEPT)
Description: An increased area for agricultural production.


Name: Miguel Sebastián  (Person)
Description: Former Minister of Industry for Spain.


Name: Color (Visual Property)
Description: The appearance of an object as determined by the wavelengths of light it reflects.


Name: Galerie des Glaces (Room)
Description: Hall of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles


Name: Lawsonite (Mineral)
Description: A hydrous mineral that is diagnostic of blueschist facies.


Name: Economic difficulties and internal dissent. (THING)
Description: Challenges related to financial performance and opposition within the country.


Name: 2.0 μg/m3 (Quantity)
Description: Short-term exposure limit for beryllium and beryllium compounds


Name: Diamond Solitaire Ring (Jewelry Style)
Description: A ring style featuring a single prominent diamond.


Name: brochantite (Mineral)
Description: A copper sulfate hydroxide mineral.


Name: Higher incidence of cancer (HEALTH_CONDITION)
Description: Increased rate of cancer development


Name: Second Council of Nicaea (Church Council)
Description: A council held in 787 AD to address iconoclasm


Name: a fire investigation unit (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Unit responsible for investigating fires within Westchester County


Name: limestone (NATURAL RESOURCE)
Description: Limestone deposits are found in Missouri


Name: Configuration (Arrangement)
Description: Specific arrangement or setup.


Name: carrier traps (object)
Description: Impurities or defects in a semiconductor lattice that can trap charge carriers


Name: Amotz Zahavi (Scientist)
Description: A biologist who developed the handicap principle.


Name: High elevations (Altitude)
Description: Height above sea level.


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8.


Name: Romans (CIVILIZATION)
Description: An ancient civilization centered in Rome.


Name: Times Square (LANDMARK)
Description: A major tourist destination in New York City


Name: Central African Republic (COUNTRY)
Description: A country located in Central Africa.


Name: 71 (Number)
Description: Age of William I at death


Name: Type 1 Color-change sapphire (Gemstone Variety)
Description: The first type of color change sapphire


Name: G20 (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Group of the world's 20 largest economies


Name: early Slavic civilization (Cultural Group)
Description: The people and culture who lived in what is now Ukraine and Russia before Kievan Rus'.


Name: Secondary Education (EducationLevel)
Description: Middle school and high school level in Spain.


Name: Gendarmes and vigilantes (GROUP)
Description: Security forces and armed civilians


Name: a solar science park in Hassi R'Mel (LOCATION)
Description: Place where research on solar energy is conducted


Name: Recrystallized Sparite (Geological Feature)
Description: Sparite formed through the recrystallization of micrite or carbonate grains.


Name: Address Tags (Functional Role)
Description: Molecular markers that guide nanoparticles to specific locations.


Name: Spores and Seeds (Plant Parts)
Description: Reproductive units of plants.


Name: biogas (Fuel)
Description: A mixture of gases produced from organic matter decomposition


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


Name: Ipswich Dock (LOCATION)
Description: Dock area in Ipswich


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


Name: Persecutions (Event)
Description: Violence against Netherlanders during Alba's rule.


Name: Congo (Location)
Description: A country in Central Africa.


Name: Hinterland of Vulci (Geographical Location)
Description: The region surrounding the Etruscan city of Vulci


Name: Guadalquivir and Genil Rivers (River)
Description: Water sources used for irrigation in Andalusia.


Name: thermal probe test (Gemological Test)
Description: Test relying on thermal conductivity


Name: Carthaginians (Ethnic Group)
Description: Ancient people from the city of Carthage, a Phoenician colony in North Africa


Name: Painters in northern Europe (Artist Group)
Description: Painters active in Northern Europe


Name: 54 UK chart number 1 hit singles (ACHIEVEMENT)
Description: A record of musical success.


Name: Economic Factors (Criteria)
Description: Factors like location, grade, quality and quantity


Name: Population of the area now Colombia (Demographic Group)
Description: People living in the region that is now Colombia


Name: opening Mexico to foreign investors (Policy)
Description: Economic policy aimed at attracting foreign investment.


Name: Gold Chloride (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound containing gold and chlorine


Name: Radiation Patterns (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The distribution of electromagnetic radiation in space.


Name: football (SPORT)
Description: A team sport played with a ball


Name: Thickness of the coat for dielectric mirrors (Quantity)
Description: Physical dimension of the coating layer.


Name: Iron (Material)
Description: A metallic element


Name: extended V4 (Brain region)
Description: A network of brain regions involved in processing color and form.


Name: Swiss (People)
Description: The inhabitants of Switzerland.


Name: God-with-attributes (Saguna Brahman) (Religious Concept)
Description: The concept of God with attributes or qualities.


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


Name: Influx (EVENT)
Description: A sudden increase in the number of people arriving


Name: Minor Alkali Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: May be present in small amounts within Basanite


Name: territory (GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION)
Description: Region


Name: 9.4% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The unemployment rate in Ivory Coast in 2012


Name: PERSECUTE (ACTION)
Description: To subject to hostility and ill-treatment


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


Name: euro (CURRENCY)
Description: The official currency of the eurozone


Name: 1956 (YEAR)
Description: Year Tunisia gained independence


Name: Indian allies (Group)
Description: Indigenous groups who sided with the Spanish


Name: silicon (chemical element)
Description: A metalloid with atomic number 14


Name: Angela Merkel (Person)
Description: Former Chancellor of Germany


Name: 140Ce (Isotope)
Description: Cerium isotope with 58 protons and 82 neutrons


Name: Taiwanese culture (Culture)
Description: The customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of the people of Taiwan.


Name: fufu (Dish)
Description: A common Ivorian side dish


Name: French culture (Culture)
Description: Customs, arts, and social institutions of the French people


Name: Mass mortality (Event)
Description: Large-scale death of sea urchins


Name: Heat Treatment under Hydrogen Flow (Process)
Description: A method to remove oxygen from a material using heat and hydrogen gas


Name: Kaiyuan and Tianbao Periods (Time Period)
Description: Specific years (742 -756 AD) within the Tang dynasty.


Name: debris from surrounding habitat (Material Substance)
Description: Leftover fragments from the environment


Name: Inert gas evaporation and inert gas deposition (Technique)
Description: Methods for producing nanoparticles using inert gases.


Name: 2400 (Integer)
Description: Approximate number of inhabitants in Maggia


Name: Mediterranean (Climate Type)
Description: A type of climate


Name: Ringwoodite (mineral)
Description: A high-pressure polymorph of forsterite named after Ted Ringwood.


Name: [1086.5, 2352.6, 4620.5, 6222.7] kJ/mol (List of Numbers)
Description: Values for the first four ionization energies


Name: Debar (LOCATION)
Description: A town in North Macedonia


Name: population of Andalusia (Demographic Data)
Description: The number of people living in Andalusia


Name: Ang Lee (Person)
Description: A renowned Taiwanese film director.


Name: Cubic arrangement (Crystal structure)
Description: A type of crystal lattice where atoms are arranged in a cube shape


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: An island country in East Asia


Name: much aid and military training (ACTION)
Description: Assistance and instruction given to Afghanistan's armed forces.


Name: Northern and Southern dynasties (Dynasty)
Description: A period in Chinese history


Name: Reaction of KI with Cu(II) (Chemical Reaction)
Description: The chemical process where potassium iodide reacts with copper ions.


Name: Florence (Location)
Description: City in Italy


Name: Gemological Institute (Organization)
Description: An institution that studies and grades gemstones.


Name: Prestige goods (Commodity)
Description: Luxury items that signified status and wealth.


Name: Napoleon's empire (Political Entity)
Description: The empire ruled by Napoleon Bonaparte.


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


Name: Fon (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: Ethnic group present in Benin


Name: Fate of the Americas (Historical Event)
Description: The course of events that shaped the history of North and South America.


Name: Charles XIV John of Sweden (PERSON)
Description: King of Sweden and Norway


Name: 2,812 square kilometers (Area)
Description: The total area of Ticino


Name: Vietnam (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia.


Name: Clinohumite (Mineral)
Description: An uncommon mineral belonging to the humite group.


Name: Inns of Court (organization)
Description: Professional associations for barristers in England and Wales, responsible for training and regulating the legal profession.


Name: Pink Hydrogrossular (Mineral Variety)
Description: Pink variety of Hydrogrossular


Name: Wilhelm Hisinger (Person)
Description: Ironmaster and former mine owner


Name: several times (temporal frequency)
Description: Multiple occurrences over time


Name: 883°C (Quantity)
Description: Value of the boiling point in Celsius


Name: yìn (印) (TERM)
Description: Chinese term for a seal


Name: Zurich (CITY-STATE)
Description: One of the original city-states that joined the Old Confederacy.


Name: Greco-Turkish War (WAR)
Description: Armed conflict


Name: Rhaetian Railway (RhB) (Organization)
Description: A railway company operating on narrow gauge networks in Graubünden


Name: Orhan Pamuk (Author)
Description: A Turkish novelist who won the Nobel Prize in Literature.


Name: Sheriff of Argyll (Political Position)
Description: The sheriff of the region of Argyll


Name: Koloman Moser (Person)
Description: An Austrian artist and designer, also a founding member of the Wiener Werkstätte.


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


Name: Clay Regazzoni (PERSON)
Description: Swiss racing driver.


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: The customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or group.


Name: 80% (Quantity)
Description: Eighty percent.


Name: Fires of Natural Causes (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Fires that ignite spontaneously due to natural factors such as lightning or volcanic activity.


Name: Carbon-14 (14C) (Isotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of carbon with 6 protons and 8 neutrons.


Name: Martensite into Cementite, Spheroidite (Microstructure Transformation)
Description: Changes in steel microstructure during tempering


Name: the Industrial Revolution (EVENT)
Description: A period of rapid technological advancement


Name: 30 UNESCO World Heritage Sites (LOCATION)
Description: Places of outstanding universal value designated by UNESCO.


Name: better quality spring steel (material)
Description: Steel specifically designed for use in watch springs.


Name: Compulsory education (EDUCATION CONCEPT)
Description: Mandatory schooling for all children within a certain age range


Name: Russia (COUNTRY)
Description: A country located in Eurasia.


Name: Caribbean coast (Geographic Feature)
Description: Colombia's coastline along the Caribbean Sea.


Name: Brown diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Diamonds that have a brown color.


Name: Elsa Schiaparelli's fashions  (Clothing)
Description: Designs created by Schiaparelli.


Name: Coorara Meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: The meteorite where Majorite was first discovered


Name: Kingdom of the Ostrogoths (HISTORICAL ENTITY (KINGDOM))
Description: An ancient Germanic kingdom


Name: multi-party system (POLITICAL SYSTEM TYPE)
Description: Type of political party system in Benin


Name: Soot decreases and blue emissions dominate (Condition)
Description: A state where soot production is reduced, allowing blue light emissions to be more prominent.


Name: α-quartz (in P3221) (Mineral Variety)
Description: A polymorph of quartz in a specific space group


Name: nonmagnetic (Property)
Description: Aluminium is not attracted to magnets.


Name: Swing State (POLITICAL STATUS)
Description: A state where the outcome of an election is uncertain


Name: New York City Global Partners (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The new name of the sister city program for New York City.


Name: various orchids (such as early purple orchid (Orchis mascula), dark-red helleborine (Epipactis atrorubens) and fly orchid (Ophrys insectifera)), common rockrose (Helianthemum nummularium), spring cinquefoil (Helianthemum nummularium) and grass of parnassus (Parnassia palustris) (Plant Species)
Description: Examples of lime-loving plant species found in the White Peak.


Name: 5,430 km (QUANTITY)
Description: Length of unpaved roads in Benin


Name: blue jeans (PRODUCT)
Description: Denim trousers.


Name: landfills across the world (Location)
Description: Places where waste is buried


Name: Sameta, Nyabigege, Bomware (Location)
Description: Areas surrounding Tabaka known for their soapstone quarries


Name: Valleys in Rif, Middle Atlas, High Atlas Mountains (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: Depressions between hills or mountains in the Moroccan mountain ranges


Name: Tasmania (LOCATION)
Description: Australian island state


Name: Etruscan society (Society)
Description: The social structure and organization of the Etruscans


Name: Abenakis (TRIBE)
Description: An Algonquian-speaking Native American tribe.


Name: Central Government (Institution)
Description: The governing authority of the Song dynasty.


Name: Filigree (Art Form)
Description: A delicate metalwork technique.


Name: Tablets and other artifacts  (Archaeological Find)
Description: Physical objects bearing Etruscan inscriptions


Name: Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An international organization of French-speaking countries


Name: golden age of painting (Art Era)
Description: A time period marked by exceptional artistic achievement.


Name: realm of legend and myth (Abstract Concept)
Description: The domain of stories considered fictional or not based on factual evidence


Name: Process altering calcium isotope abundance (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A general category encompassing processes that modify the relative proportions of calcium isotopes.


Name: Forming (Process)
Description: Shaping metal using mechanical forces.


Name: Monotype Image Transfer (Process)
Description: Method of transferring the image from the matrix to paper.


Name: miniature working compasses (Object)
Description: Navigation instruments


Name: hierarchical social structure (Social Construct)
Description: A system where society is ranked by power and status.


Name: Number 318 (Number)
Description: A numerical value with symbolic significance in Christianity


Name: Olivine (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral in kimberlite, large and conspicuous.


Name: Bottom 50% of adult population (Demographic Group)
Description: Poorest 50% of adults in the US


Name: 2023 Rugby World Cup (SPORTING EVENT)
Description: International rugby union tournament to be held in France in 2023.


Name: Universe (Celestial Body)
Description: All of space and time and their contents, including planets, stars, galaxies, and matter.


Name: Third party audits (PROCESS)
Description: Audits conducted by independent parties


Name: taste for relief sculpture (CULTURAL PRACTICE)
Description: The preference for sculptures on a flat surface.


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


Name: Analytical Requirements (NEED)
Description: Necessities for analysis or measurement.


Name: Robert Hooke (Person)
Description: English scientist and architect.


Name: pyrgospita (tower houses) (Architectural Structure Type)
Description: Traditional fortified tower houses of the Mani Peninsula.


Name: art (Discipline)
Description: The expression or application of creative skill and imagination


Name: Charles Bowlus (Historian)
Description: American archaeologist and historian


Name: Staten Landt (LOCATION)
Description: Landmass sighted off South America


Name: Tolerance to Lithium (Trait)
Description: The ability of an organism to withstand exposure to lithium.


Name: Weaire–Phelan structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: A specific type of crystal structure


Name: Current Depth of Lake Vico (Depth)
Description: The current depth of Lake Vico.


Name: translation (Process)
Description: The act of converting text from one language to another


Name: Berber communities (SOCIAL GROUP)
Description: Groups of people who share Berber cultural heritage.


Name: Enhydro agate (Mineral)
Description: A type of agate containing trapped water.


Name: an independent tradition of literature (Cultural Concept)
Description: A unique style and approach to writing developed by a specific group.


Name: 5-6 on the Mohs scale (Physical Property)
Description: The hardness of Clinohumite measured on the Mohs scale.


Name: standards organizations (ORGANIZATION TYPE)
Description: Bodies that establish specifications and guidelines.


Name: Crystal lattice (Structure)
Description: An ordered, repeating arrangement of atoms.


Name: 3.5–4.5% (Quantity)
Description: Percentage by mass


Name: Ottoman dominion (POLITICAL STATUS)
Description: Being ruled by the Ottoman Empire


Name: Great Plains (LOCATION)
Description: A vast grassland region in North America.


Name: rifting metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Metamorphic changes associated with the process of continental rifting


Name: the land beyond the Indus (Geographic Region)
Description: The territory situated beyond the Indus River


Name: Naked except for Torc (Description)
Description: A way to characterize someone's appearance.


Name: Market Value (Concept)
Description: The monetary worth of something.


Name: Brazil's population (Population)
Description: The total number of people in Brazil


Name: original sons of the soil (Social Construct)
Description: A idealized image of the Aztecs as native to the land


Name: Five Years (Time Period)
Description: A period of five years.


Name: Meiji era (Historical Period)
Description: A period in Japanese history


Name: Wilhelm Ostwald (Person)
Description: A German chemist and philosopher who studied color.


Name: Acculturation of Indigenous Peoples (Social Phenomenon)
Description: Cultural transformation experienced by native populations under colonial rule.


Name: Warli (Painting Style)
Description: Folk tribal art form from India.


Name: Carthage (City-State)
Description: A powerful city-state in ancient North Africa.


Name: September 22, 1971 (DATE)
Description: The date the SVP was founded.


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


Name: hand engraving (technique)
Description: Engraving done manually using tools.


Name: Puerto Rico (LOCATION)
Description: An island territory of the United States in the Caribbean Sea.


Name: Port Wakefield, South Australia (Location)
Description: A location known for australite finds


Name: system (System)
Description: The Chinese civil service examination system


Name: diamond phosphorescence and fluorescence (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: The emission of visible light by a diamond after exposure to ultraviolet light


Name: dried pomegranate seeds (FOOD ITEM)
Description: Pomegranate seeds that have been dried


Name: Similarly to Graphite (Property Comparison)
Description: Having electrical conductivity properties comparable to graphite


Name: Republic of Formosa (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Short-lived independent state in Taiwan


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


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: Ignacio Rambla (PEOPLE)
Description: Jerezano rider


Name: natural gas (Resource)
Description: Russia's position in the global natural gas market


Name: Paul Bril (Person)
Description: A Flemish painter


Name: Ernst Florens Chladni (Person)
Description: German physicist and musician


Name: TV Tupi (Organization)
Description: The first Brazilian television station.


Name: nearly all segments of Berber society (SOCIAL_GROUP)
Description: Different groups within Berber communities


Name: Interstate 685 (Highway)
Description: A planned interstate route formed from the rerouting of Interstate 85.


Name: Arabic literature (Literary Work)
Description: Literature written in the Arabic language.


Name: a thermal insulator (Thermal Property)
Description: CZ's inability to conduct heat well


Name: Metal coinage (Monetary System)
Description: Currency made from metals.


Name: Protected Area (Status)
Description: Hymettus is designated as a protected area within the EU's Natura 2000 ecological network.


Name: Zhengshitang lizhiguan (政事堂禮制館; Bureau of Rites of the Executive Affairs department) (Organization)
Description: A government agency responsible for rites and ceremonies


Name: 15 constitutional judges (Judicial Officials)
Description: -


Name: Chott el Djerid (Salt Flat)
Description: A large salt flat in Tunisia.


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


Name: Padparadscha (Gemstone)
Description: A rare pink-orange to orange-pink hued corundum.


Name: Lenin (Person)
Description: Leader of the Bolsheviks


Name: unstable (property)
Description: Prone to change or decay


Name: Minoan culture (Civilization)
Description: A Bronze Age civilization in the Aegean Sea


Name: three light properties (Characteristic)
Description: Factors that contribute to a diamond's light performance


Name: magma (Molten Rock)
Description: Molten or partially molten rock found beneath the Earth's surface.


Name: Greco-Roman culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of ancient Greece and Rome


Name: Degree of Crystallization (Property)
Description: The extent to which a molten material has solidified into crystals.


Name: All-seeing Christian God (Religious Concept)
Description: A belief in a God who is omniscient.


Name: Europa (Celestial Body)
Description: A moon of Jupiter


Name: Trans-Siberian Railway (RAILWAY LINE)
Description: A railway line connecting Moscow to Vladivostok, crossing Russia from west to east.


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state in the Midwestern United States


Name: Chivor and Somondoco (Emerald Mines)
Description: Two main emerald belts in the Eastern Ranges of the Colombian Andes


Name: K6 (Machine)
Description: Engraving machine by Hell Gravure Systems for publication applications.


Name: Aragonite (Mineral)
Description: A polymorph of calcium carbonate, often forming needle-like crystals.


Name: Laconian Gulf (Body of Water)
Description: Gulf located east of Cape Matapan


Name: Abdelaziz Bouteflika (Person)
Description: President of Algeria at the time.


Name: Constant Gaussian Curvature (Mathematical Property)
Description: A measure of how much a surface curves at each point.


Name: 98.93% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of carbon-12 found naturally on Earth.


Name: gender bans on sacred mountains such as Mount Fuji and all of the rituals of Mount Ōmine (Concept)
Description: Restrictions based on gender for access to sacred sites.


Name: Other Industries like infrastructure, manufacturing etc. (Industry)
Description: Different sectors of the economy.


Name: town privileges (PRIVILEGE)
Description: Rights and freedoms granted to a town


Name: Greek victories (Event)
Description: Victories achieved by Greek city-states over the Persian Empire.


Name: Culture Repositioning (Process)
Description: The reconstruction of a society's cultural concept.


Name: electronic record-keeping (PROCESS)
Description: Storing information digitally


Name: without any biological activity (process)
Description: Production that does not involve living organisms.


Name: Reagents (Role)
Description: Substances used in chemical reactions to produce other substances.


Name: palace (Building)
Description: Central administrative structure of the Mycenaean kingdom


Name: Le Temps (NEWSPAPER)
Description: A French-language newspaper in Switzerland


Name: Lützow Free Corps (Military Unit)
Description: A volunteer corps of German students and academics


Name: Colonial period (Historical Era)
Description: A time of European colonization in India.


Name: carbon dioxide (chemical compound)
Description: A greenhouse gas


Name: Wales (Region)
Description: A constituent country of the United Kingdom.


Name: molecular clocks (Scientific Tool)
Description: Methods to estimate divergence time using DNA mutation rates


Name: first lunar sample return from Apollo Basin (Event)
Description: The first lunar sample return from the Apollo Basin on the far side of the Moon.


Name: 1947 and 1965 (YEAR)
Description: Years when Colombia won the World Amateur Baseball Championship


Name: Rome (CITY)
Description: The capital of the Roman Empire


Name: Protolith (Rock Material)
Description: The original rock material before metamorphism.


Name: 25 carats (Weight)
Description: The weight of the largest known Iolite crystal.


Name: Frederick Soddy and Ada Cambridge (PERSON)
Description: Scientists who studied radioactive decay


Name: Commonwealth of Australia (GOVERNMENT)
Description: The federal government of Australia.


Name: Seville (LOCATION)
Description: City in Andalusia, Spain


Name: anarchism (Political Ideology)
Description: A political philosophy that advocates for the abolition of hierarchical systems and state control


Name: Valtellina (LOCATION)
Description: Region in northern Italy


Name: Educate the illiterate population (Social Goal)
Description: The aim of providing knowledge and understanding to those who could not read.


Name: Relaxation of strict rules (Concept/Principle)
Description: Easing or loosening of stringent regulations.


Name: raven (Bird)
Description: A large, black bird known for its intelligence.


Name: Researchers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who conduct scientific investigations.


Name: Namur Province (Province)
Description: A province in Belgium


Name: Wood (Building Material)
Description: A natural material derived from trees used in construction.


Name: Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn (Company)
Description: A Swiss railway company operating in the canton of Valais and other parts of Switzerland


Name: Hundred Years' War (WAR)
Description: A series of conflicts between England and France


Name: Hand crank (Mechanical device)
Description: A handle that is turned to generate motion


Name: Amis (PERSON)
Description: Scholar who studied ancient coinage


Name: Religiously unaffiliated individuals (Demographic Group)
Description: People without religious affiliation


Name: 8.25 (Number)
Description: Hardness value on Mohs scale


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


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


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


Name: peanuts (Ingredient)
Description: Legumes used in cooking


Name: Indo-European Language Family (Language Family)
Description: A large and widespread language family including languages like English, Greek, and Hindi.


Name: Treshnish Islands (Island Group)
Description: An archipelago off the coast of Mull


Name: Family Wealth (Social Concept)
Description: Measure of a family's financial resources


Name: 24 lutetium ions, 48 aluminum ions, and 96 oxygen ions (Chemical Species)
Description: The specific composition of ions within the unit cell


Name: seafood (Food Group)
Description: Animals from the sea eaten as food


Name: 1.821±.001 (Measurement)
Description: Index of refraction of Goldmanite


Name: Hattian rulers (RULER)
Description: Rulers of ancient Anatolia


Name: Reflect back most light diffusely (Optical property)
Description: The ability of a surface to scatter light in many directions.


Name: Mokha's Climate (CLIMATE)
Description: The climate of Mokha


Name: Tsavorite crystal (Gemstone)
Description: A naturally occurring solid mineral with a specific chemical composition and crystalline structure.


Name: portrait of John, Duke of Berry (ARTWORK)
Description: Depiction of John, Duke of Berry


Name: Unique Typology and Styles (Artistic Characteristic)
Description: Distinctive features and variations in the design and appearance of bronze objects.


Name: Hälleflinta (Rock)
Description: A white, grey, yellow, greenish or pink fine-grained rock consisting of an intimate mixture of quartz and feldspar.


Name: Norwegian farm culture (Cultural tradition)
Description: Practices and values associated with agricultural life in Norway.


Name: Brown Makrana (Marble Variety)
Description: A specific type of Makrana marble known for its brown hues


Name: University of Brasília (Educational Institution)
Description: A university in Brazil.


Name: a fabulist (DESCRIPTION)
Description: -


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


Name: Kings of England  (PEOPLE)
Description: Monarchs who ruled over the united kingdom


Name: I-95, I-93, I-91, I-89, I-84, and I-90 (Road Identifier)
Description: Specific interstate highways within the New England region.


Name: Canary Islands (ARCHIPELAGO)
Description: An archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean belonging to Spain


Name: Main HFC (Chemical Compound)
Description: Most common Hydrofluorocarbon refrigerant


Name: Silver seal matrices (Artifact)
Description: Metal stamps used to create seals.


Name: disappearance of bright colors (CHANGE)
Description: The fading away of vivid hues from men's clothing


Name: poisoning (Cause Of Death)
Description: Possible reason for Tizoc's death


Name: 1228 (Year)
Description: The year Crana was first mentioned


Name: New Zealand jade (term)
Description: Another name for nephrite used in New Zealand.


Name: Pennines (Region)
Description: A range of hills that runs north-south through England


Name: 2 cradles of civilization (Concept)
Description: Regions where civilizations developed


Name: horticultural crops (Organism)
Description: Plants cultivated for food or ornamental purposes.


Name: Standards (Document/Regulation)
Description: Established guidelines and specifications for materials and construction practices.