Name: Western Thrace (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in northeastern Greece


Name: Schorl (Mineral)
Description: mineral associated with krotite


Name: one day after the center's passage (time period)
Description: a one-day interval after the storm's center passes a location


Name: World War I (Event)
Description: a global conflict that occurred from 1914 to 1918


Name: Light performance (Concept)
Description: A measure of a diamond's ability to return light to the viewer, described in terms of its brilliance, fire, and scintillation.


Name: Squeegee (Printing tool)
Description: A tool used to push ink through a stencil


Name: +4 (Oxidation state)
Description: -


Name: Carbon nanoparticles (Nanostructure type)
Description: deadly to Drosophila


Name: Justice (Concept)
Description: fairness and morality


Name: Titanium(IV) (chemical compound)
Description: tested for cancer treatment


Name: Northern Ireland Water (Company)
Description: Name of the company providing water and sewerage services in Northern Ireland


Name: Perler (brand)
Description: a brand of fusible plastic beads


Name: Allah (deity)
Description: The supreme god of Islam, said to have created human beings from blood.


Name: Bragernes Torg (town square)
Description: largest town square in Norway and one of the longest in the Nordics


Name: The World Diamond Council (Organization)
Description: A group that represents the diamond industry worldwide


Name: Moon (celestial body)
Description: origin of tektites


Name: Europe (continent)
Description: a geographical region


Name: zinc jacket (component)
Description: -


Name: Kyanite (Accessory mineral)
Description: a metamorphic mineral that can be found in eclogites.


Name: Martin Behaim (person)
Description: German cartographer


Name: Silicon and Germanium BC8 Structure (Scientific Phenomenon)
Description: the formation of a body-centered cubic crystal structure in silicon and germanium


Name: meteorite fall (classification)
Description: -


Name: Amman (location)
Description: the capital city of Jordan, located in the Near East


Name: Buddhism (religion)
Description: the Buddhist faith and its institutions


Name: Compounds (Chemical compounds)
Description: A substance formed by the chemical union of two or more different elements.


Name: Cross of Lothair (artwork)
Description: -


Name: blue kingfisher (bird species)
Description: -


Name: architecture of the 20th century (artistic style)
Description: buildings and structures built during that time period


Name: religious fervour (emotion)
Description: -


Name: Atlas Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range located in Morocco and Algeria


Name: Light (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A form of electromagnetic radiation


Name: Traditional hand-drawing and drafting methods (Technique/Method)
Description: -


Name: Vasili III (historical ruler)
Description: Grand Prince of Moscow who ruled from 1505 to 1533.


Name: Kisshōten (Hindu goddess) (deity)
Description: the Shinto counterpart to the Hindu goddess Lakshmi


Name: cosmetics (Object)
Description: category of object made from lapis lazuli


Name: Norway (country)
Description: sovereign state in Scandinavia


Name: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (writer)
Description: German writer, poet, and philosopher


Name: ammonia (gas substance)
Description: a gas substance used as a solvent and a cleaning agent


Name: Fatimid Caliphate (historical event)
Description: Islamic caliphate based in Egypt and North Africa


Name: human activity (concept)
Description: Various aspects of human life


Name: Mesopotamia (region)
Description: jewellers employed a wide variety of sophisticated metalworking techniques, such as cloisonné, engraving, fine granulation, and filigree


Name: Aztec eagle (culture/symbol)
Description: National symbol of the Aztecs


Name: Flag of Slovakia (Flag)
Description: National flag of Slovakia


Name: red helium–neon lasers (scientific technology)
Description: a type of high-powered laser


Name: Madagascan pegmatites (Geological feature)
Description: Geological feature where Sapphire forms


Name: Snow line (Meteorological Phenomenon)
Description: The elevation at which snow is present on the ground


Name: aliases (concept)
Description: alternative names for a person or thing


Name: hornfels (mineralogy)
Description: a type of metamorphic rock


Name: Natural History (Book)
Description: The book where Pliny the Elder mentioned Cipollino marble.


Name: Glass Beads (Concept)
Description: Most glass beads are pressed glass, mass-produced by preparing a molten batch of glass...


Name: Uraniferous solutions (Fluid event)
Description: The movement of uraniferous fluids at Shinkolobwe


Name: engraver (person/craftsman)
Description: Person who creates engravings


Name: gradian (unit of measurement)
Description: a unit of angular measurement, equal to 1/400 of a turn


Name: Westchester Parks Department run beach and park (park)
Description: Type of public park


Name: Stephens Gap Cave (landmark)
Description: in Jackson County


Name: North Saharan steppe and woodlands (Terrestrial Ecoregion)
Description: An ecoregion in Morocco


Name: Ryukyu kimono (national costume)
Description: -


Name: Korean War (War)
Description: The conflict between North and South Korea from 1950 to 1953


Name: Silicon semiconductor material (chemical substance)
Description: a semiconductor material (silicon)


Name: Mali (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in West Africa.


Name: Lower Austria (State)
Description: A state in Austria


Name: Vienna (City)
Description: the capital city of Austria


Name: Priestesses of ancient Egypt (Group)
Description: -


Name: Bogotá (City)
Description: Capital city of Colombia


Name: Great Bear Lake (Lake)
Description: A lake in the boreal forest of Canada


Name: concept of civil service arose (event)
Description: the idea of civil service first emerged


Name: Haci I Giray (person)
Description: Crimean Khan


Name: Murex shells (marine organism)
Description: type of snail shell used to produce the Tyrian purple dye


Name: Temperature (Physical quantity)
Description: measure of the thermal energy of a system


Name: Croats (ethnic group)
Description: a ethnic group that spoke Croatian as their primary language


Name: Prohibition (Historical Event)
Description: -


Name: Charlemagne (Person)
Description: King of the Franks and Holy Roman Emperor


Name: PZC method (Method)
Description: proposed method to measure wood chatoyance


Name: Stone of Motecuzoma I (sculpture)
Description: stone disk carved with images of warfare and conquest by Motecuzoma I


Name: Australian Army Highland Companies (Military Unit)
Description: Five Army Reserve Regiments that wear the hackle in their uniform


Name: Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: The hardest substance known


Name: cells in the extended V4 (Brain region)
Description: A part of the posterior inferior temporal cortex that is involved in color processing.


Name: Circassians fleeing the Russian conquest of the Caucasus (Group)
Description: Muslim people who fled from Russia


Name: high-performance aircraft parts (product)
Description: type of product


Name: Eurovision Song Contest (Event)
Description: Annual international song competition held since 1956


Name: 11th US Circuit Court (court)
Description: A federal court


Name: abstract and concrete (philosophical concept)
Description: refer to things that exist in space-time


Name: summer vacation homes (infrastructure)
Description: seasonal residences used for leisure purposes


Name: 2,000 feet (610 m) (Unit of measurement)
Description: a unit of length equal to 610 meters


Name: Glutamine synthetase (enzyme)
Description: -


Name: Smelting (Process)
Description: a process of extracting metals from their ores


Name: naan, yogurt, rice and meat (food)
Description: Common foods in an Afghan diet


Name: philosophical ontology (branch of philosophy)
Description: deals with nature and properties of being, existence, reality


Name: Yule Marble quarry (location)
Description: $1 million contract was given to Yule Marble quarry


Name: Madawaska Mine near Bancroft, Ontario (location)
Description: the location where Uranophane was found


Name: Elemental magnesium (Chemical compound)
Description: a gray-white lightweight metal


Name: Northern Yuan (Group)
Description: Pre-Qing Empire that claimed legitimacy through national seals


Name: iron oxyhydroxides (ferrihydrite, FeO(OH)) (mineral compound)
Description: a type of iron oxide-hydroxide mineral


Name: Cut (Gemstone characteristic)
Description: one of the four Cs used to evaluate gemstones


Name: Spanish Senate (organization)
Description: -


Name: Real Madrid CF (Football Club)
Description: Spanish sports club based in Madrid


Name: women (Group)
Description: traditionally made carpets


Name: Republic of German-Austria (Government)
Description: -


Name: Viceroyalty of New Granada (geopolitical entity)
Description: Spanish colonial administration


Name: Iran (Country)
Description: A country located in the Middle East and South Asia.


Name: Copper (Element)
Description: a chemical element


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: a hard, white mineral composed of silicon and oxygen


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: a federal republic in Europe


Name: Early humans (Group of Humans)
Description: Primitive human settlements


Name: outrages against Māori (Event)
Description: -


Name: China and India (countries)
Description: Countries with large economies


Name: Anita Malfatti (person)
Description: a Brazilian painter


Name: Gold, or alloys of gold and palladium (Substance)
Description: gold and its alloys with palladium


Name: Ebony shells (Shell type)
Description: -


Name: Returning World War II veterans (group)
Description: Veterans who returned from World War II


Name: Mugs (Tableware)
Description: are an important part of tableware


Name: foxes (animal species)
Description: -


Name: Tefillin (Jewish Symbol)
Description: Small boxes containing passages from the Torah


Name: Pacific coast (Location)
Description: -


Name: chinampas (artificial islands)
Description: -


Name: Antoine Lavoisier (scientist)
Description: coined name oxygen and recognized it as a chemical element in 1777


Name: Public (Group)
Description: all citizens


Name: 419.5 °C (temperature)
Description: a temperature value


Name: Blue pyrope–spessartine garnet (mineral variety)
Description: color-changing garnet


Name: gold rings (object)
Description: ornaments worn on fingers


Name: Late Antiquity in Palestine and Syria (Geographical Location)
Description: -


Name: Hyacinth plant (Plant)
Description: -


Name: 1636 (Year)
Description: year the church was constructed


Name: Jewellery as art movement (Cultural form)
Description: -


Name: Emery (rock) (Rock)
Description: a dark granular rock used to make an abrasive powder


Name: Northgate High School (school)
Description: state-funded comprehensive school in Ipswich


Name: Nitrianska Blatnica (Location)
Description: Village in Slovakia


Name: Manuel Elkin Patarroyo (Person)
Description: a scientist from Colombia


Name: 4,423 boulders on the surface of Ceres (geological feature)
Description: large rocks on the surface of Ceres


Name: Regular Polyhedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A polyhedron with identical regular polygonal faces and equal edge lengths.


Name: Cerium Nitrate (Chemical Compound)
Description: An inorganic compound with the formula Ce(NO3)3.


Name: Prad (municipality)
Description: a municipality in the province of South Tyrol in northern Italy


Name: brass bands and choral music (types of music)
Description: various types of music brought by settlers


Name: 18th century (time period)
Description: -


Name: Drammen Museum of Art and Cultural History (museum)
Description: includes art exhibitions, collections, and museum café


Name: Escitalopram (Medicine)
Description: -


Name: thema of the Dodekanesos (administrative region)
Description: -


Name: Maximo Rodriguez and Francisco Perez (Group)
Description: -


Name: Earth (planet)
Description: destination of early life migration


Name: Kachinland (region)
Description: northern regions of Myanmar


Name: HDP (party) (Political Party)
Description: -


Name: French merchants (merchant group)
Description: merchants from France


Name: Maritime Jade Road (historical trade network)
Description: an extensive trading network connecting multiple areas in Southeast and East Asia


Name: entrepreneurship and wealth-creating skills as well as much needed funds to start up businesses (Concept)
Description: skills and resources brought by expatriates


Name: Czech scientists (group of people)
Description: researchers and experts from the Czech Republic


Name: 7 million (quantity/number)
Description: Projected count of enthusiasts for 2021


Name: Sotheby's Hong Kong (Branch of Sotheby's)
Description: an auction house in Hong Kong


Name: Hydrogen (Gas)
Description: A colorless, odorless, tasteless, flammable gas.


Name: Moravia (Place)
Description: Region in the Czech Republic


Name: Yule Marble (material)
Description: a type of marble


Name: New Zealand Parliament (institution)
Description: Legislative power in New Zealand


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (geologist)
Description: an American economic geologist who discovered and described spurrite


Name: German Confederation (historical entity)
Description: Loose league of 39 sovereign states


Name: gold (mineral)
Description: the gold mineral found in Ouro Preto


Name: Germani Cisrhenani (Group)
Description: Ancient Germanic tribe


Name: Archbishopric of Ohrid (Institution)
Description: -


Name: Graphite (substance)
Description: A crystalline form of carbon.


Name: oxygen (element)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8.


Name: population (demographics)
Description: Number of people living in the county


Name: Povenmire and others (person/researchers)
Description: researchers who proposed the existence of this strewn field


Name: Chicken (Meat)
Description: Commonly consumed protein source


Name: proportion (mathematical concept)
Description: the study of the relationship between sizes


Name: beaches on the Isle of Mull (Landmark)
Description: -


Name: people (people)
Description: Residents of New England.


Name: Fort George Station (post office)
Description: -


Name: amino acid (biological macromolecule)
Description: -


Name: Holland, Zeeland, Groningen, Friesland, Utrecht, Overijssel, and Gelderland (Provinces)
Description: The provinces that entered into the confederation


Name: Ceres (dwarf planet) (Asteroid/Dwarf Planet)
Description: a dwarf planet in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.


Name: Toothpaste containing fluoride (consumer product)
Description: ingestion can cause fluoride poisoning in children


Name: China and Great Britain (Countries)
Description: Two nations that developed bronze technology


Name: Method (Concept)
Description: A process utilizing methane and hydrogen gases onto a liquid metal alloy


Name: Etruscan people (ethnic group)
Description: Ancient civilization in Italy


Name: meteor impact (Event)
Description: -


Name: 14.4% of the total population in the Netherlands (Fact)
Description: -


Name: Peacock (bird species)
Description: A male peafowl known for its iridescent blue and green feathers and distinctive call.


Name: Sir Walter Scott (literary figure)
Description: a Scottish author


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Site (Category)
Description: list of cultural and natural heritage sites


Name: simple cross mark (symbol)
Description: a simple cross mark


Name: nature reserves (conservation area)
Description: -


Name: Hindus (group)
Description: People who practice Hinduism


Name: Salafis (Group)
Description: Islamic denomination


Name: diagram of Ecton Hill (Artwork)
Description: Diagram of Ecton Hill created using Ashford Black Marble and other minerals, owned by Derby Museum


Name: Weathering and erosion (geological processes)
Description: the combination of weathering and erosion processes that remove rock


Name: Christian pilgrims (group)
Description: pilgrims on the Christian side


Name: Hyperinflation (Economic phenomenon)
Description: A high rate of inflation caused by excessive money supply


Name: Freer Gallery of Art (museum)
Description: A museum located in Washington DC, USA


Name: New Zealand Music Awards (award ceremony)
Description: Annual awards for musical achievements in New Zealand


Name: Greek Constitution (Document)
Description: The supreme law of Greece


Name: Minoan skeletons cave (archaeological site)
Description: cave where Minoan skeletons were sealed around 3,700-4,400 years ago


Name: Modified Brilliants (Fancy Cut Category)
Description: A category of fancy cuts


Name: Artificial Intelligence Art (Technological Concept)
Description: Art created with the aid of AI


Name: idea of the Ka statue (entities)
Description: -


Name: Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: A crystalline form of carbon


Name: United States Department of Health and Human Services (Government agency)
Description: a government agency responsible for protecting the health of Americans


Name: Cubic crystal system (Crystal system)
Description: A crystal system where the unit cell is in the shape of a cube.


Name: 24,500 (Population)
Description: number of residents at population peak


Name: tropics (biogeographical region)
Description: a region on either side of the equator characterized by high temperatures and humidity


Name: Prescribing herbal remedies (Medical Treatment)
Description: The use of plants to treat medical conditions


Name: Ministry of Defense (Government Agency)
Description: -


Name: pisoliths (rock formations)
Description: concentrically layered particles found in some limestones


Name: oligarchy (system of government)
Description: -


Name: Kingdom of Naples (Country)
Description: Historical country


Name: Grand Combin (Mountain peak)
Description: -


Name: espionage network (Surveillance System)
Description: System for monitoring and tracking individuals or activities


Name: Wrought iron (Material)
Description: A type of iron that has been shaped and formed through the process of hammering.


Name: five unincorporated territories (geographical region)
Description: uninhabited island possessions


Name: biolabels (biological labels)
Description: labels used in biological research


Name: Duty (Value)
Description: responsibility and obligation


Name: United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) (Government Agency)
Description: the primary agency responsible for nutrition policy in the United States


Name: Moty Brill (Person)
Description: former mayor of Arad


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


Name: Pausanias (Historian)
Description: 2nd century AD geographer


Name: 14 other independent countries (countries)
Description: Commonwealth realms


Name: New Mexico, USA (geographical location)
Description: state in the western United States


Name: Peacock farm (Business or Institution)
Description: A place where peacocks are raised for food and other products


Name: 2.1% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the total population of Belgium who are Protestant.


Name: 1,700 mm (Precipitation Amount)
Description: the amount of rainfall in a year


Name: Confucian Art (Art Movement)
Description: Style of art that focuses on Confucian themes and values


Name: White Watson (geologist)
Description: created explanatory geological tablets using Ashford Black Marble


Name: Professions (Occupations)
Description: -


Name: Kidneys (Anatomy)
Description: bean-shaped structure


Name: William III of Orange (monarch)
Description: King of England who defended Protestant minority in Ireland


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


Name: Tourism Profession (Occupation/Profession)
Description: The profession of providing travel and hospitality services


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States


Name: SNCF (Railway company)
Description: the French national railway company


Name: Roman Catholicism (Religion)
Description: Christian denomination


Name: premature baby (person)
Description: -


Name: Chios Massacre (event)
Description: massacre and expulsion of inhabitants on Chios


Name: National Front (Coalition)
Description: A coalition of Colombian Conservative Party and Liberal Party


Name: Diamond cutting process (gemstone processing method)
Description: the art of shaping and polishing diamonds


Name: SR-71 (Aircraft Model)
Description: a supersonic reconnaissance aircraft used by the United States Air Force


Name: Praeneste (city/town)
Description: an Italic-speaking town in the Etruscan cultural sphere


Name: Matterhorn (Mountain)
Description: Best known mountain in Switzerland


Name: 540 tons of lithium (quantity)
Description: amount of lithium produced by Bolivia in 2021


Name: Swedish state (government)
Description: the government of Sweden


Name: precious stones (material)
Description: -


Name: flooding (Environmental issue)
Description: Overwhelming of land areas by water, often causing damage and disruption


Name: Specimens of Allende meteorite (Physical Object)
Description: Small pieces or fragments of the meteorite


Name: Argentina (Country)
Description: -


Name: São Paulo's oligarchy (Group)
Description: A group of wealthy and influential individuals from São Paulo


Name: five and six-coordinate derivatives of silicon (Molecular structure)
Description: The arrangement of atoms in a molecule with five or six coordination sites.


Name: desire (human emotion)
Description: a strong feeling of wanting something


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: a country in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia


Name: Abou-Bekr Mohammed es-Souli (scholar)
Description: -


Name: gravers (type of burin)
Description: variety of shapes and sizes


Name: Freudenstein Castle (castle)
Description: -


Name: Victim (Role)
Description: Person affected by hoax


Name: Neby Moosa pilgrimage (event)
Description: an alternative name for the Nabi Musa pilgrimage


Name: Iron artefacts (object)
Description: -


Name: Crimea (Region)
Description: A peninsula and autonomous republic on the Black Sea


Name: star demons, tzitzimimeh (mythological entity)
Description: demons feared to devour the earth


Name: Zirids (historical dynasty)
Description: a medieval Shia Muslim dynasty that ruled in Algeria and Tunisia


Name: Six Ritual Jades (Artifact)
Description: Set of intricately crafted jade artifacts created by the Liangzhu culture


Name: B (metal) (metals)
Description: a metal that forms smaller cations


Name: Year 2000 (Time period)
Description: year when beryllium-diffused sapphires were first sold


Name: Henri Etienne Sainte-Claire Deville (Person)
Description: French chemist


Name: Morocco (location)
Description: Country in North Africa


Name: Aluminium billets (Product)
Description: product produced from aluminium recycling


Name: Blackfeet Tribe (Tribe)
Description: -


Name: David Snellgrove and Hugh E. Richardson (scholars)
Description: historians and Buddhist scholars


Name: Swedish green marble (Type of Marble)
Description: a type of marble from quarries in Kolmården, Sweden


Name: Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (Building)
Description: Historic church built around 1685


Name: Boron deficiency (medical condition)
Description: health issue due to lack of Boron


Name: Molten-lead method (Process)
Description: process of producing tin coating using molten lead


Name: 2500 BCE in China (Time period and location)
Description: The time and place where diamonds were first known


Name: Channing Meek (Person)
Description: An American entrepreneur and president of CYMC


Name: free elemental (native state) (state)
Description: -


Name: Denmark (Country)
Description: Constitutional monarchy in Northern Europe


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: Autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: Watercolor (painting method)
Description: -


Name: Vitreous and Resinous minerals (Property)
Description: characteristic or attribute of a thing


Name: Greeks (Ancient people)
Description: an ancient Greek tribe living in Greece


Name: Milky Way (galaxy)
Description: a barred spiral galaxy containing the Solar System and other stars


Name: fish (623 species) (Animal group)
Description: -


Name: Slavery (Social Structure)
Description: historical institution of unfree labor


Name: Greens party (organization)
Description: the political party that holds 1 seat in the council


Name: Lithium Atom (Particle)
Description: The smallest unit of Lithium.


Name: Crime Survey of England and Wales (institution)
Description: released figures on crime in England and Wales


Name: acrylics (paint type)
Description: -


Name: William Smith (person)
Description: an English canal engineer and geologist


Name: Western Australia (region)
Description: -


Name: Silicate Perovskite (Mineral)
Description: a silicate mineral


Name: Philippine Sea Plate (Tectonic Plate)
Description: One of the major tectonic plates that borders Taiwan


Name: calcite (mineral)
Description: a mineral species


Name: Emerald (Gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone


Name: Mythology (Category of cultural expression)
Description: stories or legends that explain natural phenomena


Name: Brayer (Tool)
Description: a tool used to apply ink to the block


Name: el-Lisht (City)
Description: Ancient city in Egypt


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


Name: Lord Krishna (Deity)
Description: The central deity in Hinduism and one of the most revered deities in Hinduism


Name: European DNA (DNA Component)
Description: average ancestry of Colombians


Name: Italy, Russia and the Netherlands (Country)
Description: -


Name: waste-to-energy (WtE) (concept)
Description: A process that involves converting waste into energy


Name: Copper doorknobs (Artifact)
Description: Handles on doors made from copper


Name: private universities (education institution)
Description: universities not funded by the government


Name: R-12 (Chemical type)
Description: Specific refrigerant identified by R-number


Name: Alice Mary Weeks (person)
Description: a geologist who identified Uranophane in 1953


Name: Cerveteri, Tarquinia, Populonia, Orvieto, Vetulonia, Norchia (geographic location)
Description: names of cities where cemeteries were excavated


Name: EU (International Organization)
Description: -


Name: humid subtropical climate (Climate Type)
Description: -


Name: Golf club house (Facility)
Description: an indoor facility


Name: Platte Purchase (Geographic region)
Description: A tract of land that was purchased from Native American tribes by the U.S. government and added to the state of Missouri


Name: Jargoon (Term)
Description: a term applied to light-colored zircons


Name: slavery (Social issue)
Description: The practice of owning, holding, or buying another human being as property.


Name: Tea (Drink category)
Description: category of drink


Name: felspathoid content between 10% and 60% (geological characteristic)
Description: the percentage of feldspathoids in Basanite


Name: jade cicadas (Object)
Description: a type of jade object shaped like a cicada


Name: these animal products and by-products collectively (category)
Description: -


Name: weathering and sedimentation (process)
Description: natural processes that can bury or destroy meteorites


Name: everyday items such as clothing and finery (Concept)
Description: personal adornments


Name: Pitcher (Position)
Description: position played by Wang and Chen


Name: Swiss franc (currency)
Description: the official currency of Switzerland


Name: Emily Kame Kngwarreye (Person)
Description: Indigenous Australian artist


Name: Buckyballs (Toy brand)
Description: -


Name: Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence (Person)
Description: co-editor of Votes for Women and member of the WSPU


Name: Vermont (State)
Description: A state in the U.S.


Name: Tengri (God/Deity)
Description: Supreme deity in traditional Turkic and Mongolian religions


Name: Contact Metamorphism (Type of Metamorphism)
Description: Metamorphism that occurs at the contact between two rocks


Name: volcanic rocks (category)
Description: -


Name: 25 patrol boats and 6 other craft (equipment)
Description: Type of naval equipment


Name: Flemish politicians (group of people)
Description: decided to merge Communities and Regions


Name: its kind (category)
Description: -


Name: a leader chosen once a year (people)
Description: the leader of the league


Name: Deposit Brokers (Business Entity)
Description: Individuals or organizations that facilitate large-scale money transactions


Name: Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Award)
Description: a prestigious award in chemistry


Name: 43.3°C (110°F) (temperature value)
Description: The highest summer temperature in some areas of Algeria


Name: Hypabyssal rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed from magma in the Earth's crust


Name: 25 sacral buildings (Number)
Description: Quantity of buildings found


Name: Mud (Mineral Matrix)
Description: matrix of carbonate mud embedding grains in a limestone sample


Name: government and institutional buildings and mansions of the wealthy (building)
Description: official and high-end constructions


Name: Electrical arc lamp electrodes (component)
Description: components used in electrical arc lamps


Name: 800,000 people (Population)
Description: Estimated population of Colombia at the end of the colonial period


Name: Republic of Genoa (state)
Description: city-state with rich banking system


Name: G7 (Intergovernmental Organization)
Description: -


Name: moulds as well modelling, and later also throwing on the wheel (technique or process)
Description: method of ceramic production


Name: amphibole asbestos (mineral group)
Description: a type of mineral


Name: 30% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of North Africans that belong to Haplogroup J1-M267


Name: France (country)
Description: Country in Europe


Name: woodland camps (avasas) (structure)
Description: physical locations for Buddhist practice


Name: Davos (town)
Description: Town in Grisons, Switzerland


Name: Kongsberg (city)
Description: town located in Norway


Name: 70-90% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of world's emerald market


Name: Kuomintang (KMT) (political party)
Description: a major political party in Taiwan


Name: physical processes (category)
Description: -


Name: Horus (Egyptian God) (Deity)
Description: The Egyptian god of the sky


Name: Copper etching plate (Printing material)
Description: A type of material used in monotyping


Name: Brilliant cut (Gemstone Cut)
Description: A type of gemstone cut


Name: well-known actors (group of people)
Description: list of famous Belgian film actors


Name: early 2000s (time period)
Description: two-year span between 1999 and 2001


Name: Tepanec (ethnic group)
Description: associated with the Aztec empire


Name: Yi Sam-pyeong (Person)
Description: A Korean potter who worked in Japan


Name: Pripyat (Location)
Description: City in Ukraine


Name: British population (Demographic group)
Description: People living in the United Kingdom


Name: Dysregulation (condition)
Description: Leads to oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, and aggregation of proteins.


Name: Noble Eightfold Path (Buddhist Concept)
Description: a set of principles for spiritual development


Name: General election of 1977 (Event)
Description: Election held in 1977


Name: Armenia (country)
Description: a country in the South Caucasus


Name: Cobalticyanide paper (chemical compound)
Description: a chemical indicator for zinc


Name: last common ancestor (biological entity)
Description: the most recent ancestor that is shared by two or more living organisms


Name: Azores (Archipelago)
Description: An island group in the Atlantic Ocean


Name: US Constitution (Document)
Description: Current constitution of the United States


Name: Spanish Crown Jewel (Institution)
Description: The collection of jewels owned by the Spanish crown


Name: Body (human) (organism)
Description: -


Name: 10.5 million (people)
Description: number of unauthorized immigrants


Name: eclectic and diverse (adjective)
Description: characterized by a mix of styles and influences


Name: Ion Implantation (Manufacturing Process)
Description: -


Name: Neodymium glass (Nd:glass) (type of glass)
Description: a type of glass colored with neodymium oxide


Name: dilute hydrochloric acid (Chemical compound)
Description: an aqueous solution of hydrogen chloride


Name: fused buffer form of terminal (Type_of_terminal)
Description: type of terminal with a fused buffer shape


Name: British cuisine (Concept)
Description: food culture in the United Kingdom


Name: Valencian (Language)
Description: a language spoken in Mallorca


Name: Sea of Japan (Body of water)
Description: -


Name: Maghreb (Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia) and al-Andalus (Muslim Spain and Portugal) (Region)
Description: -


Name: Mendeleev's Table of Elements (Chemical Classification)
Description: -


Name: Richard Kerr (person)
Description: NASA scientist who reported evidence of hydroxyl on the Moon in 2009


Name: Coscuez mine (Mine)
Description: A mine located in Colombia


Name: Pyrrhotite (mineral)
Description: a mineral with specific properties


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: chemical compound H2O


Name: Meteorite (object)
Description: a rock that originated in outer space and has fallen to the surface of a planet or moon


Name: Eastern Front as well as in the East African and North African campaigns (geography)
Description: regions of conflict during World War II


Name: London and Bristol (Cities)
Description: two major cities in England known for their contributions to electronic music sub-genres such as drum and bass and trip hop.


Name: Uranophane (mineral)
Description: a rare calcium uranium silicate hydrate mineral


Name: Starfish and crinoid fossils (Biological entity)
Description: Fossilized remains of ancient sea creatures found in Bundenbach, Germany.


Name: muscles (biological system)
Description: allow animals to move by alternating contractions and expansions


Name: Ahuna Mons (Mountain)
Description: a cryovolcano on Ceres


Name: Luxembourg (Country)
Description: a landlocked country in Northwestern Europe


Name: small figurines (object type)
Description: -


Name: elegance (concept)
Description: symbolic meaning associated with a diamond shape


Name: Sartre (Person)
Description: Jean-Paul Sartre


Name: Basalt (rock type)
Description: a type of igneous rock


Name: primitive cubic structure (structure)
Description: -


Name: heart and vascular disorders (disease)
Description: one of the main causes of death in Belgium


Name: protection (factor)
Description: conservation efforts for the reefs


Name: varieties of quartz (geological category)
Description: such as chalcedony, agate, and jasper


Name: World War II (historical_event)
Description: A global conflict that lasted from 1939 to 1945, involving most of the world's nations.


Name: felsitic matrix (type of rock formation)
Description: -


Name: Ouro Preto (City)
Description: a city in Brazil


Name: Aztec festivals (Event)
Description: Ceremonial events in Aztec society


Name: 2nd millennium BC (time period)
Description: The time period when diamonds were used for drilling ornamental beads started.


Name: Oil production (industry)
Description: production of crude oil


Name: Canadian Army Fusilier Regiments (Military Unit)
Description: Several fusilier regiments that wear the hackle in their uniform


Name: Federal Republic of Germany (government)
Description: -


Name: Tin or Tinia (deity)
Description: the sky deity in the Etruscan pantheon


Name: Derby County (Football club)
Description: Professional football team


Name: Wine (Food/Drink)
Description: an alcoholic beverage


Name: coin (Product)
Description: Metal currency used for financial transactions


Name: Moist Air (Mixture of Gases)
Description: The mixture of gases that surrounds a planet, typically composed of water vapor and other gases.


Name: zinc reacts with atmospheric carbon dioxide (chemical reaction)
Description: the process by which zinc reacts with carbon dioxide to form zinc carbonate


Name: 1.5 million (Number)
Description: Estimated population size for Mexico


Name: the Special Tony Award, the Tony Honors for Excellence in Theatre, and the Isabelle Stevenson Award (Award)
Description: Multiple awards presented by The Tony Awards


Name: thermal softening of the metamorphic rocks (process)
Description: metamorphic process that produces migmatite textures


Name: Apollo 1 crew (group)
Description: the crew of the Apollo 1 spacecraft


Name: pizza stones (kitchenware)
Description: -


Name: Emery (Lapidary Material)
Description: a mineral used in lapidary techniques


Name: Forest of East Derbyshire (Location)
Description: Medieval forest in Derbyshire


Name: Central Chinese Plain (geographical region)
Description: area in northern China where the Han Chinese people lived


Name: women (Group (people))
Description: human beings


Name: faradda di li candareri in Sassari (Event)
Description: Italian festival recognized by UNESCO, held in Sassari


Name: The Iron Age (Historical period)
Description: A time period characterized by the use of iron technology


Name: tourism (industry)
Description: industry that impacted farming in the Alps


Name: International civil service disputes (Issue)
Description: disputes related to international civil service


Name: modern Hinduism (religion)
Description: modern form of Hinduism


Name: France (Country)
Description: Monte Perdido is located in the Pyrenees, on the border between Spain and France


Name: Philip Ball (Art Historian)
Description: An art historian who studied the works of Rembrandt


Name: Chur (city)
Description: capital city of the Grisons canton


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature (Award)
Description: -


Name: Hupac (Company)
Description: Company operating in logistics and transportation


Name: Seto Inland Sea (body_of_water)
Description: a body of water located to the north of Saijō


Name: France (529 articles), United States (261), United Kingdom (254), Belgium (198) and Germany (156) (Country)
Description: The countries where the main scientific collaborators were based


Name: alvars (geographical location)
Description: extremely level expanses of limestone with thin soil mantles


Name: 44Ca (isotope)
Description: second-most common isotope of calcium in nature


Name: Nahua peoples (ethno-linguistic group)
Description: An indigenous people of Mesoamerica


Name: Low Countries (region)
Description: -


Name: Magical properties (Concept)
Description: The ability to perform supernatural actions


Name: humility and modesty (concept)
Description: -


Name: other plants (plant species)
Description: type of inclusion found in fossil resin


Name: 13% (percentage)
Description: Share of total assets in 2008-2009


Name: Diamond needles (Type of diamond)
Description: thin, needle-like diamonds that can have varying electronic properties


Name: Vasily Zhukovsky (Person)
Description: Russian poet and writer


Name: John Emmett, Richard Hughes, and Troy R. Douthit (Author)
Description: authors of Chapter 6 of Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide


Name: Aromanian (Language)
Description: A language spoken by the Aromanian minority


Name: Eastern Orthodox Christians of Austria (religious group)
Description: people living in Austria who identify as Eastern Orthodox Christian


Name: Postlewayt's Universal Dictionary (Book)
Description: a contemporary source giving technological information in Europe


Name: Oil or inert gas (Substance)
Description: Used to store bulk sodium


Name: Pearl Rope (Pearl Necklace Type)
Description: A pearl necklace that falls down farther than an opera


Name: nuclear then oil (energy source)
Description: -


Name: Conduction band (Energy Level)
Description: the energy level at which electrons can flow freely in a semiconductor


Name: Modern sea urchins (Taxonomic group)
Description: a subgroup of sea urchins


Name: Jan Hendrik de Boer (Person)
Description: Dutch chemist


Name: Western Sahara (Region)
Description: A disputed territory in North Africa


Name: education system (type of education)
Description: the type of education provided by the Czech Republic compared to other European countries


Name: Gesso or plaster (Material)
Description: A type of adhesive used to create smooth surfaces


Name: Sanhadja tribe (Tribes)
Description: -


Name: Training in the visual arts (Concept)
Description: The process of acquiring skills and knowledge in the visual arts.


Name: Carbonyl groups (Functional group)
Description: A functional group that contains a carbon-oxygen double bond.


Name: Fruitfulness (concept)
Description: with its numerous seeds


Name: Sacrificial Garments (Material Object)
Description: specialized clothing worn for ceremonial purposes


Name: Diamond anvil cell (Equipment)
Description: High-pressure experiment containment device


Name: large shields (Type of shield)
Description: A large, protective device used to deflect projectiles


Name: Benjamin Keen (Person)
Description: American historian and writer


Name: Etruscan afterlife (concept)
Description: the Etruscan view on what happens after death


Name: Lotfi Bouchnak (Person)
Description: notable Tunisian musician


Name: 4th century BC (Time Period)
Description: The time period between 400 and 301 BC.


Name: 27% (number)
Description: the percentage of the population that identifies as ietsist


Name: Earth (planet)
Description: the third planet in the Solar System, where humans live


Name: diamond cutting and polishing center (Location)
Description: A place where diamonds are cut and polished for jewelry and industrial use


Name: Forest Service (Government Agency)
Description: US government agency responsible for forest management


Name: Vincent van Gogh (artist)
Description: a Dutch post-impressionist painter who used combinations of yellow and purple in his paintings for maximum contrast and harmony


Name: manners (behavior)
Description: the way people behave


Name: high pressures and temperatures (physical conditions)
Description: pressures of 6-10 GPa and temperatures above 1600°C


Name: Ortega y Gasset (person)
Description: Spanish philosopher and intellectual


Name: Protected Landscape Areas (protected areas)
Description: -


Name: The Sistine Chapel (Geographical location)
Description: Renaissance art site in Italy


Name: Xenon hexafluoroplatinate (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Sea level (Geographical location)
Description: The ground surface of a planet, moon, or other celestial body.


Name: modern art in the West (artwork)
Description: -


Name: Berlin Wall (physical structure)
Description: Prevented East German citizens from escaping to West Germany, becoming a symbol of the Cold War


Name: Union Carbide (Company)
Description: chemical company


Name: Banks (Financial Institution)
Description: Organizations that provide financial services


Name: Valentine McGillycuddy (Person)
Description: Surveyor who became the first European American to ascend to the top of Black Elk Peak


Name: Cantor (mathematician)
Description: a German mathematician who proved the equality of infinite sets in 1878


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: largest metropolitan area in Missouri


Name: decorative purposes (-)
Description: -


Name: Steel industry (industry)
Description: sector producing steel products


Name: carnivals in Venice, Viareggio, Satriano di Lucania, Mamoiada, and Ivrea (Event)
Description: Italian carnivals held in various cities throughout the year


Name: Cleaning agents (Concept)
Description: chemicals used for cleaning


Name: World (location)
Description: the global community


Name: Color treatment (Process)
Description: a process that alters the gemstone's color


Name: wider European trend (Trend)
Description: -


Name: Port of Novorossiysk (port)
Description: large port on the Black Sea for shipping goods


Name: Napoleon Bonaparte (Person)
Description: French emperor who annexed the Netherlands in 1810


Name: Nabi Musa (Location)
Description: Tomb of Moses in Palestine


Name: (Mg, Fe)9(SiO4)4(F,OH)2 (Formula)
Description: -


Name: John the Apostle (Person)
Description: Apostle and companion of Jesus Christ


Name: £190 billion (Currency Value)
Description: Estimated annual loss to fraud


Name: Greater Boston (metropolitan area)
Description: the largest metropolitan area in New England and home to nearly a third of its population


Name: Europe (continent)
Description: European continent


Name: pharmaceutical and biological applications (Field of study)
Description: The application of scientific knowledge to develop new medicines, medical devices, and procedures.


Name: East Asia and Latin America (region)
Description: geographical areas influenced by British economic power


Name: Art created by people outside the mainstream 'art world' (Concept)
Description: Art that is created by individuals who are not part of the established art world


Name: New York City (city)
Description: -


Name: Berenberg Bank (Merchant Bank)
Description: The oldest existing merchant bank in the world, founded in 1590.


Name: divers (Occupation)
Description: People who dive in the ocean to find pearls


Name: Marco Sanudo (historical figure)
Description: -


Name: cool fires (type of fire)
Description: fires that are intentionally set and managed to achieve a specific goal


Name: Court of Auditors (European Union) (Government Institution)
Description: The supreme audit institution in the European Union.


Name: Talus (geological formation)
Description: a deposit that forms on the surface or at the base of a reef


Name: World War I (War)
Description: Global conflict that took place from 1914 to 1918


Name: Pellagra (Disease)
Description: A disease caused by a lack of niacin or tryptophan in the diet.


Name: Battle of Poltava (Event)
Description: battle event


Name: sex ratio at birth (demographic statistic)
Description: Proportion of male births to total births


Name: cutting and polishing diamonds (Concept)
Description: the process of transforming rough diamonds into gemstones


Name: Green Party (party)
Description: green party in Austria


Name: Artist (Creator)
Description: Individuals who create original works of art.


Name: Apennine culture (Cultural movement)
Description: -


Name: Actinolite schist (metamorphic rock)
Description: a type of metamorphic rock formed from actinolite mineral material


Name: world (Global Entity)
Description: the global context where Russia is located


Name: Malachite (mineral)
Description: -


Name: ultimate tensile strength (Property)
Description: the maximum stress a material can withstand without failing or breaking.


Name: Ian McNeil (1990) (person)
Description: (holds this view)


Name: Geothermal Power (Energy Source)
Description: energy generated from heat beneath the Earth's surface


Name: Plato (person)
Description: influenced Theophrastus' classification


Name: electron (specific stable particle)
Description: fundamental particle with negative charge


Name: fractional crystallization (process)
Description: of La(NO3)3· 2 NH4NO3· 4 H2O


Name: Inclusions in diamond (Natural Diamond Property)
Description: The presence of impurities or imperfections within a diamond that can affect its quality


Name: amulets and pendants (category)
Description: magical items made of jet


Name: Han dynasty (historical period)
Description: -


Name: Meteorite water (Geological fluid)
Description: Water that has been meteorited through rocks.


Name: coast (Geographical feature)
Description: Maritime boundary of a region or country


Name: Castile (Geographical location)
Description: Region in Spain


Name: Food Rationing (Activity)
Description: Mycenaean practiced a system of rationing food to citizens, and evidence shows that women received the same amount of rations as men.


Name: Moravian monarchs (group)
Description: rulers of the Great Moravian state


Name: grains (particles)
Description: small and lightweight individual grains


Name: E. B. Taylor (Author)
Description: -


Name: Iberians (ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous people of Iberia (Spain and Portugal)


Name: Kloster Neustadt (Organization)
Description: -


Name: faience glazing methods (ceramic technology)
Description: type of ceramic material treatment


Name: basic units (component)
Description: -


Name: Henriette Camps-Fabrer (Person)
Description: French ethnologist who specialized in North African culture


Name: a large ice sheet (Geological Formation)
Description: A significant mass of ice


Name: Stelae (Concept)
Description: Tall stone monuments


Name: 67,000 (number)
Description: Number of bank branches in 2009


Name: many other gurdwaras (Building)
Description: Several gurdwaras in India and Pakistan


Name: Ernest Rutherford (Person)
Description: Physicist and chemist


Name: high cost of living and housing shortage (Condition)
Description: -


Name: Mahabalipuram (architectural site)
Description: a town in India known for its rock-cut temples


Name: Shoes with tips (Shoe)
Description: shoes with curled upward tips


Name: Pannonian Avars (Historical people or tribe)
Description: Prehistoric Turkic people


Name: Modern day (Time period)
Description: -


Name: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organization with 38 member countries, founded in 1961 to promote policies that contribute to the development of the world economy.


Name: Life expectancy of Brazilians (Statistic)
Description: Average number of years a person in Brazil is expected to live


Name: Indonesian Tenggerese people (Ethnic Group)
Description: Follow Hinduism in Java


Name: Umayyads (Group)
Description: A group of Arabs who ruled Cordoba


Name: Etruscan age (Period)
Description: Ancient civilization in Italy, specific time period


Name: Eurasian Avars (ethnic_group)
Description: an ancient ethnic group in Europe and Asia


Name: body-centered cubic structure (structure)
Description: -


Name: New York City (City)
Description: Most populous city in the United States


Name: Josephus (historian)
Description: -


Name: cipollino from Carystus (-)
Description: -


Name: Birmingham residents (group of people)
Description: residents of Birmingham


Name: Hinduism (Concept)
Description: The religion practiced by Hindus


Name: Stilton cheese (FoodProduct)
Description: A type of blue cheese


Name: gas stream (industrial process stream)
Description: a flow of gas that is processed or utilized in an industrial setting


Name: gooseberry (English) (Word)
Description: English vernacular word for gooseberry


Name: Ivory (Material)
Description: Precious material used in small luxury works


Name: Dmitri Mendeleyev (Scientist)
Description: Russian chemist and Nobel laureate


Name: Biological processes (Process)
Description: Accumulation of corals and shells in the sea


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: An archipelagic nation in Southeast Asia


Name: Niketas Choniates (Historical figure)
Description: Byzantine historian and writer


Name: Etruscan civilization (civilization)
Description: A ancient civilization in Italy


Name: People building with dirt and clay (Group)
Description: -


Name: Grey League and Ten Jurisdictions (Organization)
Description: The two leagues that allied with the League of God's House in 1450.


Name: Chukchi Peninsula (Geographical feature)
Description: The easternmost part of Russia, bordering the Bering Sea


Name: Castle Bravo (Event)
Description: A nuclear test conducted by the United States


Name: tourism (industry)
Description: travel for leisure or business purposes


Name: 175 people (Population)
Description: the number of residents in 1933


Name: Pāli Canon (Buddhist scripture)
Description: -


Name: Medallic orientation (Concepts)
Description: Type of coin orientation where both sides are right side up


Name: tensile strength (physical property)
Description: -


Name: Piet Mondrian (Person)
Description: Dutch painter and art theorist


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Capitalist country that fought in World War II


Name: Middle Eastern scimitar (Sword)
Description: a type of single-edged sword


Name: Constatine (historical figure)
Description: Son of John I Doukas, ruler of Thessaly


Name: Rachel (Person)
Description: The wife of Rabbi Akiva, who received a 'Jerusalem of Gold'


Name: mathematical equations (collection of mathematical statements)
Description: -


Name: Plant species (vascular) (Biodiversity indicator)
Description: Number of vascular plant species in a region


Name: Switzerland (under the Peace of Westphalia) (country)
Description: The country with which the Holy Roman Empire declared peace


Name: 894 (Year)
Description: Summer year


Name: Klagenfurt basin (Geographic Feature)
Description: Valley in Austria


Name: territories (territory)
Description: A group of territories in Australia: the Northern Territory, the ACT, and the external territories


Name: akrites (historical_group)
Description: frontier guards of the Byzantine Empire


Name: Suffolk sheep (animal)
Description: a breed of sheep


Name: climate change (Environmental Issue)
Description: The long-term warming trend observed in global temperatures, influenced by human activities and natural factors.


Name: Oppdal Church (building)
Description: a church in Oppdal, built in 1653


Name: Dawn Fantasia (person)
Description: Republican politician and General Assembly member


Name: Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (Organization)
Description: global certification scheme for diamonds


Name: iron minerals, carbon substances and mica (geological components)
Description: nodules composition


Name: Andalusianist Manifesto of Córdoba (Document)
Description: manifesto issued in 1919 by the Andalusians


Name: Monticello (location)
Description: Thomas Jefferson's home in Virginia


Name: Green facial makeup (Artistic Product)
Description: a type of cosmetic


Name: red zincite (oxide mineral)
Description: -


Name: Serving dishes (Thing)
Description: dishes used for serving food


Name: CCP committee secretary (position)
Description: a high-ranking official who advises the party leader on local matters


Name: scientific research and development (concept)
Description: research and development related to science


Name: Alfonso Lacadena (Person (Epigrapher))
Description: Epigrapher who proposed a strictly syllabic system for Aztec writing


Name: Spleen (Anatomy)
Description: organ for filtering blood


Name: Judges and Magistrates (Professionals)
Description: Court officials who wear black robes


Name: Rape Rate (Italy) (Criminal Justice Measure)
Description: a measure of the number of rapes in Italy


Name: Electron configuration (1s22s22p5) (Chemical concept)
Description: -


Name: public ownership (Ownership)
Description: -


Name: Bosphorus Strait (Geographical Feature)
Description: Strait that separates Europe and Asia


Name: Democratic Republic of the Congo (Country)
Description: -


Name: 87.2% in 2011 (Demographic statistic)
Description: Percentage of population identifying as white in 2011


Name: Gemstones (Cubic, Trigonal, Monoclinic) (Concept)
Description: Objects being classified using crystal systems


Name: high-tax countries (countries with high taxes)
Description: -


Name: Ceres's surface (surface of celestial body)
Description: outer layer of Ceres


Name: wavelength of light (physical property)
Description: the distance between two consecutive peaks or troughs of a wave


Name: metamorphic rock (type of rock)
Description: classification based on protolith, mineral mode, or texture


Name: Schweizer's reagent and related complexes with ethylenediamine and other amines (Chemical Reagents)
Description: A chemical test for reducing sugars


Name: Soviet Union (country)
Description: a former country in Eastern Europe


Name: Tokelau, Cook Islands, and Niue (Dependent Territory/State)
Description:  Territories or states in free association with New Zealand.


Name: James E. Yeatman (Person)
Description: -


Name: Russian people (ethnic group)
Description: an ethnic group in Eastern Europe


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: China (Country)
Description: Ancient Chinese civilization


Name: External brilliance (Conceptual category)
Description: A type of brightness in a diamond


Name: Eppler Cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: Another name for the Practical Fine Cut (German: Feinschliff der Praxis)


Name: Taiwan (location)
Description: island nation in East Asia


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: an island country located off the coast of China


Name: Evros River (Body of Water)
Description: A river on the border between Greece and Turkey


Name: Deep Siberian (Variety name)
Description: Grade of amethyst


Name: nacre (Substance)
Description: material secreted by mollusks to form pearls


Name: fee-for-service (Payment Mechanism)
Description: Predominantly used in the early program


Name: Fullerene structural family (Structural family)
Description: a group of structures that include buckyballs and nanotubes


Name: Schengen treaty (International Agreement)
Description: An international agreement aimed at promoting free movement of people among its member states


Name: Belgium (country)
Description: a country in Europe


Name: Uranium Hexafluoride (UF6) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound used in various enrichment methods.


Name: Holland (Region)
Description: A region within the Netherlands


Name: Rock crystals of the Swiss Alps (Geological formation)
Description: -


Name: traditional Chinese culture (culture)
Description: majority culture in Taiwan


Name: America (Country)
Description: Country in North America


Name: Derby Union Quidditch Club (Team)
Description: A community Muggle quidditch team


Name: Peafowl (Animal/Bird Species)
Description: A group of peacocks is called an ostentation or a muster


Name: Andros (Island)
Description: Greek island in the Cyclades


Name: Space (Environment)
Description: The vastness of the cosmos beyond Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Surrounding waters (Substance)
Description: water that surrounds an organism or object


Name: Water (type of resource)
Description: -


Name: Maya civilization (Ancient Mexico) (Group)
Description: Civilization that used limestone for refined sculpture


Name: French and British administrations (organization)
Description: the governments of France and the UK


Name: Chang'e 3 mission (Space Mission)
Description: A Chinese space mission to explore the Moon


Name: Greco-Buddhist art (art style)
Description: blend of Greek and Buddhist artistic styles


Name: Copper (chemical element)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol Cu and atomic number 29.


Name: RCN (TV network)
Description: private TV channel


Name: polish grade (Concept)
Description: a measure of a diamond's surface smoothness


Name: Julie Bergan (Person)
Description: -


Name: Monoclinic system (Crystal system)
Description: A crystal system


Name: Paper (Material)
Description: a thin, flexible material made from cellulose fibers.


Name: Mal'ta–Buret' culture (Cultural Group)
Description: Siberian population


Name: American Heritage Dictionary (Dictionary)
Description: The American Heritage Dictionary


Name: Vincenza Armani (Person)
Description: First prima donna


Name: government corruption (concept)
Description: acts of bribery, embezzlement, or other forms of corrupt activity involving government officials


Name: Schöllkrippen (Hunting Lodge)
Description: -


Name: GE POL diamonds (specific type of diamond)
Description: diamonds treated with GE POL process


Name: Andorra (Country)
Description: a small country in Europe and a neighbor of Spain through the Pyrenees mountain range


Name: Berys Gaut (Person)
Description: British philosopher and critic


Name: Pm (promethium) (element)
Description: -


Name: Hérens cattle (Animal)
Description: -


Name: High-resolution movies and stereoscopic images of unopened slates (Scientific product)
Description: Visual representations of fossilized remains found in Hunsrück Slate.


Name: Leipzig (City)
Description: city in Germany that was a major center for music engraving and printing


Name: Hydrochloric acid (Chemical compound)
Description: A type of chemical reaction


Name: Pleochroism (pleochroism property)
Description: property of Eulytine varieties exhibiting color change under different angles of incidence


Name: Naue II swords (Objects)
Description: Type of ancient sword


Name: Combined County Authorities (Governmental Body)
Description: Group of local authorities that work together


Name: Tang dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty that ruled China from 618 to 907 CE


Name: Colombian cuisine (Food and drink)
Description: cuisine of Colombia


Name: Epirote rule (Regime)
Description: -


Name: Germanic tribes (Group of tribes)
Description: A group of Indo-European speaking tribes


Name: fourth-largest (position)
Description: rank of US wine production in the world


Name: octahedra sheet (Geological Structure)
Description: sheet of elements in six-fold coordination by oxygen


Name: Kumaso rebellion (event)
Description: a historical uprising in southern Kyūshū


Name: Chinese art (artistic movement)
Description: style of artistic expression in China


Name: Hisham I (Person)
Description: Emir


Name: Protestantism (religion)
Description: a Protestant denomination that was dominant in the Netherlands


Name: New Zealand (country)
Description: The country where kapa haka has seen a resurgence


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


Name: Artisan (term)
Description: artisan or skilled worker


Name: Main Opposition Leader (Government Function)
Description: Leader of opposition party


Name: Maliki school (School of thought)
Description: A branch of Sunni Islam


Name: education and awareness (concept)
Description: important for resource management


Name: specimen (category)
Description: -


Name: Kikunae Ikeda (Person)
Description: chemist and professor at Tokyo Imperial University


Name: Ernest Solvay (Person)
Description: Belgian chemist and industrialist


Name: Carinthian Slovenes (ethnic group)
Description: estimated 13,000 to 40,000 people in Austria's Carinthia state


Name: planar crystal faces (Object)
Description: the flat surfaces of crystals


Name: Local Councils in Glasgow (Government Body)
Description: The local government body for the city of Glasgow


Name: people in Western Europe (group of people)
Description: refers to the general population


Name: Taiwan's status (status)
Description: The administrative status of Taiwan


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Geographical region on Earth


Name: filigree tradition (tradition)
Description: Worked from the most remote period


Name: Knife (Cutlery)
Description: the oldest type of cutlery


Name: special coatings/platings (coating types)
Description: types of coating applied to metal fasteners


Name: Color Lithography (Technology)
Description: Printing method that enabled broad circulation of artworks


Name: gold medal in the men's marathon swim at 2012 Summer Olympics (Event)
Description: Swimming event held at the 2012 Summer Olympics


Name: Italian opera houses (Artistic venue)
Description: List of famous Italian opera houses


Name: human rights (Concept)
Description: Rights and freedoms of individuals


Name: Witwatersrand rocks (Rock formation)
Description: Rocks containing gold deposits in South Africa


Name: Hindus of Austria (religious group)
Description: people living in Austria who identify as Hindu


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: The empire that continued to mine Cipollino marble.


Name: mid-20th century (Time period)
Description: -


Name: Yuan dynasty (Historical period)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The world's most powerful country


Name: Paul Lebeau (Person)
Description: French chemist


Name: strict vegetarian diet (dietary regimen)
Description: type of dietary restriction


Name: $500,000 to $1.5 million (Cost)
Description: the estimated cost of building a wastewater treatment facility


Name: Turkish jewellery (artefact category)
Description: prehistoric adornments made by ancient Turks


Name: JM Barrie (literary figure)
Description: a Scottish author


Name: 0.8 global hectares (Biocapacity measurement)
Description: The amount of biocapacity available in Belgium


Name: laser pulse (type of light source)
Description: -


Name: film production projects (Quantity)
Description: 37 in 1999, 1,054 in 2007


Name: Thorsberg limestone quarry (location)
Description: limestone quarry in Sweden


Name: Hunters (Occupation)
Description: Though there is no evidence that suggests women ever took part in hunting, it has been up for debate amongst some historians.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: Teachings of Gautama Buddha


Name: Interplay of the subducting plate and the mantle wedge (Geological process)
Description: the interaction between a subducting plate and the mantle beneath it


Name: Chagar Bazar (Geographic location)
Description: archaeological site in Syria


Name: Magdalenian carvings (art style)
Description: -


Name: Abron people (Ethnic group)
Description: an Akan ethnic group


Name: Spines (Body Part)
Description: The primary (long) and secondary (short) spines of the Sea Urchin


Name: Bar Kochba's real name (person fact)
Description: Actual name of Bar Kochba


Name: Kashmir, Burma, or Sri Lanka (Location)
Description: Countries where classic metamorphic sapphires are mined.


Name: Malleable iron and ductile iron objects (products)
Description: result of heat treating cast iron


Name: Casa Martinelli (building)
Description: an old village core building


Name: German expressionist movement (Art movement)
Description: artistic style originating in Germany


Name: portraits of the Sikh Gurus (Artwork)
Description: Paintings or depictions of the Sikh Gurus


Name: Medieval Climate Anomaly (Environmental period)
Description: A period of global warming that occurred from 950 to 1250 AD


Name: schist (geological rock)
Description: a type of metamorphic rock


Name: gneiss (rock type)
Description: type of metamorphic rock


Name: Diamond-like carbon (allotrope)
Description: -


Name: Lithium metal (metals)
Description: a chemical element in its solid state


Name: The New York Stock Exchange (stock exchange)
Description: Stock exchange of New York City


Name: Kimberlites and lamproites (Igneous rock)
Description: Types of rocks that contain diamonds


Name: Bradatica (Weapon)
Description: a specific shape axe used by West Slavic foot soldiers


Name: hot-summer Mediterranean climate (climate)
Description: the type of climate on the island


Name: maquettes (Object)
Description: small preliminary works used to plan a sculpture


Name: Hadal zone (Geographical Location)
Description: zone of deep ocean floor


Name: Plant species (Category)
Description: -


Name: Kärnten (state)
Description: surrounding state


Name: MetLife Stadium (Venue)
Description: A large outdoor sports stadium used for various events and championships, including Super Bowl XLVIII in 2014.


Name: Crete conquest by mainland Greece (historical event)
Description: occurred around 1450 BCE


Name: Danish, Low German, Low Rhenish, Sorbian, Romani, North Frisian and Saterland Frisian (Languages)
Description: languages spoken by ethnic minorities in Germany


Name: Aluminium sulfate (substance)
Description: a chemical compound


Name: Beaded cultured pearls (thing)
Description: pearls grown around a bead


Name: Russian Volunteer Corps (Military Unit)
Description: Group of Russians who fought against Polish occupation (1612)


Name: Twelve-rayed star (Star sapphire)
Description: may also form as a result of


Name: 115 988 000 t (Goods volume measurement)
Description: The amount of goods handled at the Port of Antwerp in 2000


Name: phase transition (chemical process)
Description: -


Name: France and Spain (countries)
Description: two European powers that controlled Morocco for many years


Name: Snub Disphenoid (Mathematics)
Description: A polyhedron with 14 triangular and 2 square faces


Name: Luzia Woman (Human Remains)
Description: -


Name: Copper alloys (Type of metal alloy)
Description: A type of metal alloy that contains copper as a key ingredient


Name: Sea urchins (Class)
Description: established in most seabed habitats from the intertidal downwards


Name: Geremia Ghisi (Person)
Description: Venetian nobleman who ruled Skyros after the Fourth Crusade


Name: Yamato province (Location)
Description: Historical region in Japan


Name: principal (person)
Description: individual or group that initially deposited money with the bank


Name: Newfoundland (province)
Description: -


Name: active euthanasia (Legislation)
Description: The right to end one's life with assistance


Name: Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (International Organization)
Description: an intergovernmental organization that Benin is a member of


Name: Median household income (Economic statistic)
Description: low


Name: Native American Navajo and Pueblo tribes (tribe)
Description: Navajo and Pueblo tribes of New Mexico


Name: rock carvings (artefact)
Description: -


Name: Annual Customs (Ceremony)
Description: A ritual in which war captives were ritually killed


Name: Model ship or nef (type of decorative object)
Description: -


Name: population (demographics)
Description: from 16,000 to 8,000-9,000 in the first decade of the 19th century


Name: olives (food product)
Description: Type of stone fruit


Name: Valtellina (Region)
Description: A region in Italy


Name: Germany (country)
Description: Country in Europe


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: -


Name: Religious art (Concept)
Description: A visual representation of religious ideologies and their relationship with humans.


Name: Silesia (Place/Region)
Description: -


Name: Calcium metal (substance)
Description: is highly reactive with water and acids


Name: environmental issues in the United States (concept)
Description: debates on non-renewable resources and nuclear energy, air and water pollution, biodiversity, logging and deforestation, climate change


Name: Irish missionaries (Group)
Description: Sent by the Archdiocese of Salzburg


Name: Elementary School (Institution)
Description: Primary education establishment


Name: Early gems (Artwork)
Description: -


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in North America


Name: Berber jewelry (Style (jewelry))
Description: Traditional jewelry style in North Africa


Name: Fertilizers (Industry)
Description: Contain potassium nitrate


Name: Most ethnic groups in central Mexico (Ethnic group)
Description: Groups sharing similar cultural traits with the Aztecs


Name: Rastislav, Svatopluk and Kocel (Group)
Description: The group of people who were sent to


Name: Hydrogen atom (atom)
Description: -


Name: Three Vedic sacrificial fires (Conceptual Idea)
Description: -


Name: Micipsa (King of Numidia)
Description: Son of Masinissa and king of the Massylii


Name: OH- (substance)
Description: hydroxide anions


Name: Traders from India (group)
Description: people who traded pearls


Name: yellow ochre pigment (Pigment)
Description: -


Name: Louvre (museum)
Description: a famous art museum


Name: breast implants, contact lenses, explosives and pyrotechnics (Applications)
Description: Uses of silicone


Name: Angle AOB and Angle BOC (Mathematical expression)
Description: Expression for the sum of two angles


Name: Carbonic acid (H2CO3) (Compound)
Description: Formed by dissolving CO2 in water


Name: pyritohedra (geological formation)
Description: dodecahedral crystalline forms of pyrite


Name: Potassium salts (chemical substance)
Description: -


Name: rest of the city (city)
Description: -


Name: Black color (Color)
Description: -


Name: nickel or 18K gold alloy (material)
Description: modern plating used on needles for corrosion resistance


Name: 19th-century Rio de Janeiro (Time Period and Location)
Description: Location where Choro originated


Name: Greek communities of Albania and former Soviet Union (Population Group)
Description: Co-ethnics living in Greece


Name: Western Zhou dynasty (Historical period)
Description: Chinese historical period (1046-771 BC)


Name: Iran and the Central Asian states (Countries)
Description: Countries that supply electricity to Afghanistan


Name: PET scanners (device)
Description: medical imaging device


Name: Combustible Organic Residues (Component)
Description: Flammable solid particles in ashes.


Name: Nyoi-ju (cintamani) (Concept)
Description: -


Name: fullerite powder (material)
Description: solid form of allotropic carbon fullerene


Name: Tour de France (Sports Event)
Description: An annual cycling race


Name: Silver Peak region, Nevada (Geological Region)
Description: A geological region in Nevada, USA


Name: Imperial Easter Eggs (artwork)
Description: Easter eggs decorated with precious materials


Name: S. Antonio Abate (Church)
Description: -


Name: China (geographical region)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: xiaolian system (Concept)
Description: system of recommendation by superiors for appointments to office


Name: Fandom (Concept)
Description: Enthusiasm for mass culture and popular media


Name: youren yi (Artifact)
Description: type of garment worn by ordinary men and laborers


Name: Pangu (Deity)
Description: Chinese primordial deity and creator god


Name: Halftone cuts (Process)
Description: A type of photoengraving for color images.


Name: kris (type of dagger)
Description: a native type of blade known as kris, parang, klewang and golok were more popular as weapons


Name: World League, World Grand Champions Cup, World Championship and the World Cup (Tournaments)
Description: International volleyball tournaments


Name: museums and historic sites (location)
Description: focused on historical preservation of local sites and the recording of local history


Name: Nowhere in my father's House (Novel)
Description: a novel by Assia Djebar


Name: Italian film industry (industry)
Description: the film industry in Italy


Name: gold sheet (Archeological artifact)
Description: an object found in the cave


Name: Early and medieval Turkic groups (Group of People)
Description: Ancient Turkic-speaking people in early and medieval times


Name: Oral tradition (Cultural practice)
Description: The transmission of stories and knowledge from one generation to the next


Name: lingua franca (Concept)
Description: a language used for communication among people who do not share a common mother tongue


Name: Eurovision Song Contest (music competition)
Description: competition in which the country has won


Name: 3,684.848 km2 (Area)
Description: -


Name: Skarns (metamorphic rocks)
Description: coarse-grained metamorphic rocks that form by replacement of carbonate-bearing rocks during regional or contact metamorphism and metasomatism


Name: Taiwan (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: A self-governing island in East Asia


Name: Most areas (Geographical area)
Description: -


Name: Microwave field and frequency-domain analysis (Technique)
Description: techniques used for signal processing and separation


Name: absorption (Field of study)
Description: Physical phenomenon where a substance absorbs energy or radiation


Name: Conversion Constant (Mathematics)
Description: conversion factor between different units of measurement


Name: Cairngorms (Region)
Description: -


Name: Asian economies (Economy)
Description: economies of countries located in Asia


Name: Consuls in the Roman Empire (officials)
Description: high-ranking government officials


Name: Ore Mountain Mining Region (location)
Description: mining region


Name: three historical lands (List)
Description: Bohemia, Moravia, and Czech Silesia


Name: Minas Gerais, Brazil (Region)
Description: A region located in Brazil


Name: phosphate mineral (type of mineral)
Description: minerals containing PO4 anion group


Name: Fédération Tahitienne de Football (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation (Organization)
Description: -


Name: India (Region)
Description: A country in South Asia that was a British colony from 1757 to 1947.


Name: by one councillor instead of two in the Council of States. (Concept)
Description: Representation of half-cantons


Name: OECD (International organization)
Description: A forum for cooperation among governments from around the world.


Name: other filigree works (artworks)
Description: other styles of filigree


Name: woody composition (composition)
Description: material making up the organism's tissues


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


Name: Umayyad governor of Santaver (Person)
Description: Governor of the fortress of Santaver under the Umayyad Caliphate


Name: Göschenen and Airolo (city)
Description: -


Name: World War II (Event)
Description: -


Name: Gold Coast (historical region)
Description: a historical region on the west coast of Africa


Name: Gold mines (Object)
Description: Mines that yielded gold in the Black Hills


Name: Jade (material)
Description: A semi-precious stone believed to possess protective and medicinal properties.


Name: Democratic Party (Political Party)
Description: Major US political party


Name: Chicago Pile-1 (Event)
Description: the first artificial self-sustained nuclear chain reaction


Name: Itzcoatl (Person)
Description: Uncle of Moteuczomatzin Ilhuicamina


Name: Religion in Switzerland (Concept)
Description: the set of beliefs and practices that define the spiritual lives of Swiss people


Name: steel horseshoes (Product)
Description: horseshoes made of steel


Name: Australian citizens (Population)
Description: Residents and citizens of Australia


Name: Pienza (City)
Description: A city in Tuscany, Italy founded by Pope Pius II


Name: Susa (city)
Description: a city in the Khuzestan lowlands


Name: liquid water ocean (geological feature)
Description: a layer of liquid water on the surface


Name: The municipal council (Kommunestyre) of Arendal (Organisation)
Description: -


Name: Tuareg languages (language)
Description: Berber language spoken by Tuareg people


Name: Nervous system (Body system)
Description: The network of nerve cells and supporting tissues in an individual's body.


Name: talc (Natural Resource)
Description: -


Name: farm-raised catfish (product)
Description: catfish raised on a farm for human consumption


Name: China (Country)
Description: Ancient country


Name: Ashkenazi synagogue (synagogue)
Description: -


Name: The Continent (Location)
Description: General term for Europe, excluding the British Isles


Name: Rock Art (Artistic Work)
Description: Prehistoric artwork in Tadrart Acacus


Name: 18% of forest area (Percentage Measurement)
Description: forest area under public ownership as a percentage of total forest area


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Physicist and chemist who pioneered radioactivity research.


Name: None (general statement) (None (general statement))
Description: -


Name: Semiconductor Material (Material)
Description: -


Name: Tanith (or Tunit) (Goddess)
Description: A goddess worshipped by the ancient Carthaginians


Name: Ipswich Waterfront (Recreational area)
Description: waterfront area in Ipswich


Name: Huli jing (Mythical creature)
Description: Fox-spirits in Chinese folktales


Name: Serbian chetniks, IMRO renegades and Macedonian Federative Organization (MFO) members (group)
Description: members of various organizations


Name: Landquart (river)
Description: forming the Prätigau


Name: Carbon (element)
Description: the sixth element in the periodic table


Name: Tabarka Jazz Festival (Event)
Description: Jazz festival held in Tabarka, Tunisia


Name: USGS Uranium Exploration (Organization)
Description: Uranium exploration program of the US Geological Survey


Name: New York Giants (now San Francisco Giants) (Team)
Description: A professional baseball team competing in Major League Baseball, playing in various locations including New York City and San Francisco.


Name: Rv70 Highway (Roads)
Description: Highway passing through the municipality


Name: Vandals (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that flourished in Europe and the Mediterranean


Name: Mals, South Tyrol (GeographicLocation)
Description: a municipality in the province of South Tyrol in northern Italy


Name: Solar evaporation ponds in Salar de Atacama, Chile (Man-made structure)
Description: System of ponds where brine is evaporated to increase lithium concentration


Name: Korean Kingdom (Location)
Description: A kingdom in Korea


Name: Collected Statutes of the Ming Dynasty (Book)
Description: Compilation of laws and regulations of the Ming dynasty


Name: natural scenery (Nature)
Description: Mountains, valleys, trees, rivers, lakes, and forests


Name: Admiral Nelson (Historical Figure)
Description: Person who lived in the past and was notable for their achievements


Name: Fraud (crime)
Description: act of deceiving and obtaining property


Name: Pin-back style (Style)
Description: A type of button construction with a pin and backing.


Name: Andratx (Settlement/Municipality)
Description: -


Name: smuggling, marine environmental crime, poaching, piracy, spy ships, unauthorized foreign fishing vessels, and illegal immigration (Concept)
Description: Various types of crimes and illicit activities


Name: highest rocky ledges of the Alps (location)
Description: high-altitude rocky areas


Name: Area of Special Scientific Interest (Protected area)
Description: -


Name: Alternative for Germany (political party)
Description: right-wing populist political party in Germany


Name: ethnocultural communities (social group)
Description: groups sharing common culture, language, history, etc.


Name: England (Country)
Description: From the eighteenth century


Name: Saadi dynasty (Historical Dynasty)
Description: -


Name: Cinema (Concept)
Description: Was first introduced to China in 1896


Name: Spectral distributions of light sources (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Burgundian Netherlands (historical entity)
Description: -


Name: Carboniferous Mazon Creek (geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Opere di commessi (technique)
Description: -


Name: kimberlite pipes (geological feature)
Description: a type of volcanic pipe


Name: Progressive Era (era)
Description: the period of time in the United States during which significant reforms were implemented


Name: Filon Kmita (nobleman)
Description: Polish nobleman and cavalry captain


Name: Chthonic (band)
Description: Taiwanese heavy metal band


Name: organic dyes and mineral pigments (Material)
Description: -


Name: Choro (Music Style)
Description: Popular Brazilian instrumental style


Name: Irish language (Language)
Description: Celtic language spoken in Ireland.


Name: Nuneaton area (area)
Description: a region in England


Name: Government Authorities and Private Individuals (group)
Description: groups of people using seals


Name: Watch fobs (Object)
Description: -


Name: Philosophy (Field of study)
Description: A discipline concerned with fundamental questions about existence, reality, and knowledge


Name: Maine (State)
Description: U.S. state


Name: Fengtian area, Hualien (Geographical Location)
Description: A region where Taiwan Black Jade is mined.


Name: Glassy carbon (non-graphitizing carbon)
Description: a class of non-graphitizing carbon widely used in electrochemistry and prosthetic devices


Name: Tuckahoe Marble industry (industrial_activity)
Description: the extraction and trade of Tuckahoe Marble


Name: large increase in female labor participation (Economic Indicator)
Description: The number of women participating in the workforce increased significantly during the 1970s


Name: plant growth (biological process)
Description: growth of plants on pH-neutral soils


Name: Queen (title)
Description: the wife or widow of a king


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


Name: some results (Data)
Description: reported measurement outcomes


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: Joachimsthalers (currency)
Description: silver coins minted by Schlicks


Name: Nakkwan (type of seal)
Description: used in traditional arts to identify work


Name: carved gemstones (jewelry)
Description: luxury stones found in elite graves


Name: commercially crushed stone (Man-made Material)
Description: stone that is artificially created through mechanical crushing


Name: International Agreements (Type of Agreement)
Description: agreements made between countries


Name: Hoyte van Hoytema (Director of Photography)
Description: -


Name: 32.2-carat stone (stone)
Description: the original source of the diamond


Name: Davos (resort town)
Description: one of the largest Alpine resort towns in Grisons


Name: Purple dye (western Polynesia) (Dye)
Description: purple dye made from sea urchin in western Polynesia


Name: 14-18 year-old females (Demographic group)
Description: females from 14 to 18 years old


Name: Solid South (concept)
Description: a historical and political phenomenon in which Southern states were dominated by the Democratic Party


Name: Haiweeite (mineral)
Description: a mineral of uranium and has the chemical formula: Ca[(UO2)2Si5O12(OH)2]·3(H2O)


Name: Holocene epoch (Geological time period)
Description: A period of time in Earth's history that spans from 11,700 years ago to the present


Name: Energy Production (Process)
Description: The process of generating electricity or heat from various energy sources.


Name: Fm3m (No. 225) (Space group)
Description: a mathematical description of a crystal structure


Name: Chrysotile (type of mineral)
Description: a type of serpentine mineral containing magnesium and silicon


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: was workable as it was found


Name: some artificial things are imitations of things in nature (Statement)
Description: A comment or observation made by someone


Name: Facets (diamond) (Arrangement of facets on a diamond crystal)
Description: Symmetrical arrangement


Name: women in lower classes (people)
Description: females from lower social ranks within the Minoan civilization


Name: redlining (policy)
Description: a policy of denying mortgage loans to people who live in certain neighborhoods based on racial or ethnic criteria


Name: Troika (Political Institution)
Description: A group of three individuals


Name: Leucism (genetic condition)
Description: A genetic condition that affects pigment cell migration during development, resulting in lack of colouration.


Name: Hardness (Property)
Description: 7-8 on the Mohs scale


Name: Tool types developed by Minoans (Artifact)
Description: Objects created by the Minoan civilization for various purposes.


Name: Napoleon III (person)
Description: the Emperor of the Second Empire


Name: militaristic traditions (Concept)
Description: Ramaism, political Hinduism


Name: low temperature, moderate pressure metamorphism (metamorphic process)
Description: a type of metamorphic process


Name: Carbon atom (chemical element)
Description: element with symbol C and atomic number 6


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Parthenon as a temple (Building)
Description: a temple dedicated to Athena


Name: Cintamani (object)
Description: wish-fulfilling jewel


Name: Glass Engraver (Occupation)
Description: a person who engraves designs onto glass


Name: Neutropenia (medical condition)
Description: a decrease in neutrophil count.


Name: jail sentences (punishment)
Description: a sentence given to a person for committing a crime, requiring them to be imprisoned in a jail or prison


Name: cotton (Crop)
Description: a type of fiber obtained from the seeds of the cotton plant


Name: Lower class status (Concept/Status)
Description: Social status of the servants and women


Name: color red (concept)
Description: -


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in west-central Europe.


Name: Capital Midlands (Radio station)
Description: Commercial radio channel


Name: Chiquitanita (alternative name for chrome chalcedony)
Description: name used in Bolivia


Name: Noni (Commodity)
Description: A fruit used in traditional medicine and cosmetics


Name: curved striations (feature)
Description: diagnostic for lab-created gems


Name: Phosphorus (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol P and atomic number 15


Name: Ferdinand Frédéric Henri Moissan (Person)
Description: French chemist and physicist


Name: Etruria (region)
Description: Region in what is now modern-day Italy


Name: 6Li and 7Li (isotopes)
Description: the isotopes of lithium (6Li and 7Li)


Name: ground (environmental feature)
Description: the surface on which organisms live


Name: sculptors (profession)
Description: artists who create sculptures and other works of art


Name: issuer (Company)
Description: company subject to SEC regulations


Name: Dobřichovice (location)
Description: place in Czech Republic


Name: Maria Martinez (person)
Description: -


Name: Black diamonds, White diamonds, and Red diamonds (Type of Diamond)
Description: three colors that exist along with red diamonds


Name: Members of the Tuxedo Club (demographics and social context)
Description: Group that first wore this style of jacket


Name: Valser mineral water (Product)
Description: Type of mineral water


Name: Denali (mountain peak)
Description: -


Name: New England colonies (Organization)
Description: Collection of British colonies in North America


Name: first federal chancellor of Germany (government position)
Description: -


Name: Serbian (Language)
Description: South Slavic language spoken in Serbia and parts of Austria


Name: Federal Trade Commission (United States Federal Trade Commission (organization))
Description: an organization that regulates and enforces consumer protection laws


Name: Bulgarian army (Military force)
Description: The army of Bulgaria during World War II


Name: Synthetic single crystals (Type of crystal)
Description: crystals grown using artificial means


Name: Tarik Banzi (Person (musician))
Description: Morisco visual artist/composer/oudist


Name: freshwater oysters (Pinctada margaritifera) (species)
Description: -


Name: Wastewater treatment facilities (Facility)
Description: facilities that remove pollutants and contaminants from water


Name: Mathieu Kérékou (person)
Description: President of Benin


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: Highest canton in terms of absolute, relative, and mean elevation.


Name: King William II (Person)
Description: King of the Netherlands


Name: boarding house (Building)
Description: A building in the Yule Marble Quarry


Name: Revolutionary War (Historical Event)
Description: War fought between 1775 and 1783


Name: silver (chemical element)
Description: a chemical element with symbol Ag and atomic number 47


Name: green (PMS 349) (color)
Description: the other official color of Cal Poly Pomona


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: European nation


Name: Berber people, who speak Hassaniya Arabic (Ethnic Group)
Description: a group of indigenous people in North Africa


Name: Tajikistan (Country)
Description: Country in Central Asia


Name: MacLean Clan (Clan)
Description: a Scottish clan


Name: Ukrainian architecture (Style)
Description: A style of architecture that originated in Ukraine.


Name: 70 kg (150 lb) (weight measurement)
Description: kilograms and pounds


Name: Umayyad conquest of Hispania (historical event)
Description: major cultural and political shift


Name: Arch of Constantine (monument)
Description: -


Name: Hyperoxia (Medical condition)
Description: A condition caused by exposure to high levels of oxygen.


Name: Quartzite (Rock type)
Description: Metamorphic rock with a granular, quartz-rich texture


Name: Neoplatonic Academy of Athens (institution)
Description: philosophical school in ancient Greece


Name: Soviet Union (country)
Description: Eastern European country (defunct)


Name: Water (Liquid)
Description: A colorless, odorless and tasteless liquid substance.


Name: Stations on Mexico City Metro, line 1 (Transportation station)
Description: Specific stations honoring Aztec rulers


Name: French Creek (Place)
Description: Stream in the Black Hills


Name: Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (Monument)
Description: -


Name: Ancient Pieces (Historical Artifact)
Description: artifacts created by ancient civilizations


Name: Reclamation of the land (activity)
Description: restoring the environment after mining has ceased


Name: Tuareg culture and political rights (Cultural Concept)
Description: the customs, traditions, and values of the Tuareg people


Name: Red foxes (Mammal)
Description: A species of red fur coat and white undersides, with a bushy tail


Name: Irritants (Object)
Description: Small particles or organisms that gain entry into the mollusk's shell


Name: Ouarzazate (location)
Description: town in Morocco


Name: James the Just (Person)
Description: Apostle and companion of Jesus Christ


Name: Mediterranean High Atlas juniper steppe (Terrestrial Ecoregion)
Description: An ecoregion in Morocco


Name: 66.6 million (2019) (Financial figure)
Description: Number of tourists visiting New York City in 2019


Name: Steps of Spanish Romantic literature (Concept)
Description: A movement against French classicism in Spain


Name: English language (language)
Description: -


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: Historical Roman state


Name: Theophilus Presbyter (Person/Individual)
Description: -


Name: Year 1737 (Time Period Category)
Description: A specific period of time


Name: Dorian invasion (event)
Description: A hypothetical event that may have contributed to the end of Mycenaean Greece


Name: Codex Ríos (book)
Description: a codex produced post-conquest, commissioned by the Spanish authorities to describe pre-colonial religious practices


Name: Diamond Simulants (Material)
Description: Artificial materials imitating diamonds


Name: England (country)
Description: one of the four constituent countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Solvay process (Process)
Description: chemical process for producing sodium carbonate


Name: Iberian peninsula (Region)
Description: The region that includes modern-day Spain and Portugal


Name: pearl diving ships (Vessel Type)
Description: ships used for pearling


Name: Nickel-Based Alloys (Category)
Description: Alloys based on nickel as a primary component


Name: chemical compound (category)
Description: -


Name: Gevgelija (Region)
Description: a town and municipality in the country


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Polish-born physicist and chemist


Name: Pegmatites Alkaline Volcanic Rocks (Types of Rock Formation)
Description: Specific types of rock formation that can contain zircon.


Name: nerve receptors in the nose (anatomical structure)
Description: sensory receptors responsible for detecting smells


Name: Conflict diamonds or blood diamonds (Concept)
Description: Diamonds sold through this process are known as conflict diamonds or blood diamonds.


Name: double pipes (musical instrument)
Description: type of pipe with two channels


Name: Fort Sumter (Location)
Description: Fort in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina


Name: Provence (region)
Description: administrative region in southeastern France


Name: Mediterranean (body_of_water)
Description: a sea that connects Europe, Africa, and Asia


Name: item with dark properties (Dungeons & Dragons item type)
Description: a magical object with malevolent intentions


Name: northern Europe (Location)
Description: Region in Europe


Name: tumbling, cabochon cutting, and faceting (categories of lapidary arts)
Description: Three different techniques used to work with stones


Name: boron nitride (BN) (mineral)
Description: a type of mineral


Name: Sard (Gemstone)
Description: A type of chalcedony, often used as a substitute for carnelian


Name: wind and hydro power (Energy source)
Description: -


Name: Russia (country)
Description: Country in Europe


Name: Ostwald ripening (Mechanism)
Description: A process where large particles grow at the expense of smaller particles.


Name: Massachusetts Game (Sport)
Description: A different form of baseball


Name: King-Merchant (William I) (Person)
Description: nickname of William I


Name: Oitylo (geographical feature)
Description: a village in Mani Peninsula


Name: Mstislav (Historical Figure)
Description: Grand Prince of Kiev and ruler of Kievan Rus'


Name: West Africa (Region)
Description: Geographic region


Name: numerous retractable white polyps (physical_shape)
Description: -


Name: the Mafia and gang presence (concept)
Description: Type of crime involving multiple people


Name: Beryllium nitrate (chemical compound)
Description: a salt of beryllium and nitric acid


Name: hexagonal unit cell (unit cell)
Description: a type of unit cell for a hexagonal lattice


Name: clay tablets (Concept)
Description: Tablets made of clay that were used for writing


Name: Antique ruby (Color)
Description: a dark tone of ruby


Name: Mahavira sculpture (Artwork)
Description: Sculpture of the founder of Jainism


Name: Bavarian Forest National Park (National Park)
Description: National park in Bavaria, Germany


Name: stone (geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Thessaloniki (City)
Description: second-largest city in Greece


Name: Bleaklow (moorland)
Description: highland area in Derbyshire


Name: Pink Panther (Concept)
Description: a large pink diamond


Name: Nikolay Karamzin (Person)
Description: Russian historian, writer, and statesman


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: The second-largest of the world's five oceans.


Name: The Yamato state (historical government)
Description: a specific period or system of governance in Japan


Name: diamond, graphite, and amorphous carbon (Materials)
Description: Components of Carbonado


Name: modernist abstract painting (Art Movement)
Description: artistic style characterized by non-representational forms and vibrant colors


Name: Sodium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Na and atomic number 11.


Name: Protestantism (Religion)
Description: -


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: Administrative county in England


Name: polishing and treatments (Process)
Description: process to reveal the colors' full potential


Name: lower class (social group)
Description: People with lower social status


Name: Slocum Stone (Glass Imitation)
Description: Imitation of opal


Name: Collectors (Group)
Description: People who collect amethyst gemstones


Name: First airplane to cross the Atlantic (event) (Event)
Description: The first airplane to cross the Atlantic Ocean in 1919


Name: Synthetic Spinel (Gemstone)
Description: A synthetic gemstone that can be created in any color.