Name: benefits of the GDR's social programmes (social programme)
Description: -


Name: Diiodide (Compound)
Description: A compound containing two iodine atoms bonded to a central atom


Name: other normative acts (law)
Description: other legal documents in Ukraine


Name: Mesoamerica and the Caribbean to the Andes and Amazon basin (Region)
Description: -


Name: matrix (tool)
Description: an object used to create prints


Name: Vandals (tribe)
Description: barbarian tribe that sacked Palma during the fall of the Western Roman Empire


Name: burning fluorine and hydrogen (process)
Description: combustion reaction between fluorine and hydrogen


Name: Pierre-Auguste Renoir (Person)
Description: French post-impressionist painter


Name: five faculties (Buddhist concepts)
Description: A category of spiritual development


Name: Twelve Provinces of the Netherlands (administrative_division)
Description: The twelve main administrative divisions of the Netherlands


Name: Pioneer Valley Transit Authority (organization)
Description: public bus transportation agency


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: a country in Southwestern Europe


Name: United States Navy reactors (Device)
Description: Nuclear power plants used by the US Navy


Name: KUF5 or UF4 (chemical_used_for_production)
Description: The chemical used to produce uranium metal


Name: electronic certification system (system)
Description: in 2013


Name: Han Chinese (ethnic group)
Description: Group of people sharing a common ancestry and culture


Name: Topology of station order and interchanges (Map feature)
Description: The layout and connections between train stations on a map


Name: the history of Japan as recorded by Hiyeda no Are (event/project)
Description: projects or events that were undertaken to record Japanese history


Name: Special circumstances (Concept)
Description: Situations that demand different usage of tableware


Name: North Holland (Province)
Description: One of two provinces that make up the Holland region


Name: arts, annual festivals, rite of passage rituals, and community celebrations (events and activities)
Description: social gatherings and cultural events that take place in Hindu temples


Name: One-handed swords (Category of sword)
Description: a type of sword


Name: Greek merchants (group)
Description: merchants from Greece


Name: all spheres of government (government sphere)
Description: -


Name: Control rods (Nuclear Equipment)
Description: a type of nuclear reactor control device


Name: 22 people (3.7%) (group)
Description: The number of people living in Cresciano who completed additional higher education


Name: Peacock train and peahen preference (Trait-preference pair)
Description: Characteristic of a peacock's plumage and corresponding female preference


Name: Iraq (Country)
Description: A Middle Eastern country.


Name: Money (Concept)
Description: The system of exchange and payment


Name: Belly Fur (Body Part)
Description: -


Name: amblygonite (mineral)
Description: Amblygonite, a type of lithium-rich phosphate mineral


Name: Professions (Concept)
Description: A profession is a type of work that requires specialized education, training, and expertise.


Name: Germany (country)
Description: Country with a large number of bank branches


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: -


Name: Hindu Kush mountains (Mountain range)
Description: -


Name: Iberomaurusian (CulturalPeriod)
Description: Prehistoric period in North Africa


Name: Precision (quality)
Description: a value representing the level of accuracy


Name: Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) (Treaty)
Description: treaty that bans nuclear explosions


Name: Irmgard Abs-Wurmbach (born 1938) (person)
Description: German mineralogist who first described Abswurmbachite


Name: Phoenician letter taw (letter)
Description: the Phoenician letter representing the sound /t/


Name: Movement abnormalities (Medical condition)
Description: abnormalities in movement and gait


Name: heat, electricity, or energy (resource)
Description: Forms of energy that can be harnessed for use


Name: foreign nationals (Population)
Description: People living in China who are not citizens


Name: Mycenaean Greece (civilization)
Description: an ancient Greek civilization


Name: The Button Book (book title)
Description: a book about buttons


Name: bonds in certain directions being weaker than others (physical phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Monoclinic (Crystal System)
Description: -


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: State that was an ally of Kievan Rus'


Name: The Victorian Society (Organization)
Description: a registered charity founded in 1958


Name: Lunar regolith (Type of Soil)
Description: The layer on the Moon's surface


Name: Eiffel Tower (Landmark)
Description: one of the most popular tourist sites


Name: William I of the Netherlands (person)
Description: the king of the Netherlands from 1813 to 1840


Name: Young's Modulus (Physical Property)
Description: A measure of an object's resistance to deformation under stress


Name: U1 field (geological classification)
Description: a category of rocks in the TAS diagram


Name: Berber languages (language)
Description: various languages spoken by the Berbers


Name: Westchester (county)
Description: counties in New York state


Name: Textures of dynamic metamorphic zones (rock composition)
Description: type of rock texture formed by dynamic metamorphism


Name: local Greek population (Group/People)
Description: -


Name: Mycenaean society (societal group)
Description: -


Name: East Germans (group)
Description: -


Name: 1-1.2 million (Number)
Description: Estimated population size for Mexico


Name: Cuitlahuaque (ethnic group)
Description: incorporated into the empire


Name: wrought iron (Material)
Description: -


Name: cavalry of most armies (group)
Description: The mounted soldiers of various countries.


Name: 70-75% (Percentage)
Description: the percentage of Turkey's population that is ethnic Turkish according to the World Factbook


Name: European Union (EU) (Organization)
Description: An international organization promoting economic integration and cooperation


Name: people (da-mo) (group)
Description: watched over by royal agents


Name: Metasedimentary rock (Geology)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock formed from sediment


Name: past climate (historical period)
Description: -


Name: Kant (Person)
Description: A scholar who distinguished between science and art


Name: Air (Substance)
Description: The invisible gaseous mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, the noble gases and small amounts of other gases.


Name: high literacy rate (Social Indicator)
Description: Around 97% literacy rate in these states.


Name: summits of many main passes (Concepts)
Description: Many Alpine passes with hospices


Name: Xianbei people (ethnic group)
Description: nomadic people who wore traditional clothing


Name: Latin Empire of Constantinople (historical empire)
Description: Christian empire established after the Fourth Crusade


Name: 28 minerals (Mineral group)
Description: group of 28 minerals


Name: NIFL Premiership (competition)
Description: A football league


Name: Russian Revolution (historical event)
Description: Event that led to the abolition of Russia's monarchic rule in 1917


Name: Denmark and the Mediterranean (Region)
Description: -


Name: age 50 (life stage)
Description: certain age milestone


Name: Europa and Ganymede (celestial bodies)
Description: moons of Jupiter with oxygen-rich atmospheres


Name: Our Ukraine, Batkivshchyna (Political Party)
Description: -


Name: Fm3m (space group)
Description: symmetry operation that describes the crystal structure of rock-salt or halite


Name: Amount of Plant Fibres (Concept)
Description: The quantity of plant fibres that constitute a material


Name: Spanish state (country)
Description: A country in southern Europe.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The country visited by tourists.


Name: United States (country)
Description: -


Name: Diafotismos (Concept)
Description: Greek expression of the Age of Enlightenment


Name: Helena Blavatsky (person)
Description: -


Name: Fluorine-19 NMR carried out on the gas contained in the antozonite (chemical analysis)
Description: a specific type of chemical analysis


Name: thin and flat (geometric property)
Description: medieval coins with a very thin, lightweight design


Name: Roman conquest (Event)
Description: -


Name: Transparent substrate (Optical material)
Description: A material that is transparent to visible light and IR radiation


Name: Metal ions (Chemical substance)
Description: Ions derived from metallic elements


Name: Mahdia (City/Place)
Description: The capital city of Ifriqiya founded by the Fatimids


Name: Ming dynasty (Ruling Dynasty)
Description: -


Name: Aschaffenburg, Lohr and Gemünden (Settlements)
Description: Three towns located in the Spessart region.


Name: Napoleon (Person)
Description: a French military leader and emperor


Name: Serbian Cyrillic (Script)
Description: script forbidden in North Macedonia during Bulgarian rule


Name: extrinsic semiconductors (Concept)
Description: Semiconductors that have been doped with impurities


Name: Italian town of Viganella (Location)
Description: A small town in Italy


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


Name: Sephardi Jews (Jewish community)
Description: Jewish community of Sephardic origin


Name: public sector (Sector of the Economy)
Description: The government-controlled part of an economy


Name: Mutation (biological event)
Description: a change in the genetic material of an organism


Name: Highly carbonic fluids (Type of fluid)
Description: fluids resulting in advanced carbonation reactions


Name: spears (Type of weapon)
Description: A long, pointed projectile used for hunting and combat


Name: Hispanic people (Ethnic Group)
Description: people from or with ancestry from Spain, Mexico, or Central and South America


Name: Kaohsiung Incident (Event)
Description: Protest in Kaohsiung on Human Rights Day


Name: 'Agrahari Sikhs', 'Dakhni Sikhs' and 'Assamese Sikhs' (Sikh Subgroups)
Description: Subgroups within the Sikh community


Name: Ionizing radiation (type of radiation)
Description: High-energy electromagnetic radiation


Name: Conventional diamond synthesis techniques (process)
Description: a process used to produce memorial diamonds


Name: uranium (chemical element)
Description: in the periodic table


Name: supreme court (Highest Court)
Description: -


Name: soapstone (mineral)
Description: Soft, fine-grained metamorphic rock


Name: Ca3Al2(SiO4)3 (chemical formula)
Description: -


Name: Mesopotamia (Civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization in modern-day Iraq, Kuwait, and Syria


Name: pink paper (Product)
Description: -


Name: calcium-iron-magnesium-manganese-aluminum silicate minerals (type of mineral)
Description: a type of silicate mineral


Name: boron-carbon cluster anions and cations (class of chemical compounds)
Description: -


Name: Sleepy Hollow (city)
Description: City located in Westchester County, NY


Name: Commercial mining locations for sapphire and ruby (Location)
Description: Countries where sapphires are mined.


Name: 97%+ pure acidspar (chemical compound)
Description: higher-grade compound produced by froth flotation


Name: Catholicism (Religion)
Description: the Catholic Christian faith


Name: skirts (clothing item)
Description: type of clothing worn by women


Name: dusk and dawn (Time)
Description: The periods of time around sunrise and sunset


Name: traditional Chinese art, literature, music, film, fashion and architecture (Art)
Description: -


Name: crystalline regions (physical phenomenon)
Description: regions within a material that have a repeating internal structure


Name: Red (Color)
Description: primary color


Name: Double house with shops and restaurants floors number (Measurement)
Description: Number of floors in building


Name: silver (metal)
Description: a chemical element with symbol Ag and atomic number 47


Name: Paul E. Desautels (person)
Description: former curator of gems and minerals at the Smithsonian Institution


Name: American mink (Species)
Description: A highly invasive mammal that has been released into the wild and is now breeding freely.


Name: radiation shielding (device or material used to block or absorb radiation)
Description: material or device designed to protect people from ionizing radiation


Name: Bell Laboratories (Laboratory/Company)
Description: -


Name: Mahayana thinkers (Shantideva) (Person/Concept)
Description: Philosophers who promoted Mahayana Buddhism


Name: World Diamond Congress (organization)
Description: a global organization representing the diamond industry


Name: 76 senators (public officials)
Description: members of the Senate


Name: Ranges (Geographic location)
Description: A defined region of the Earth's surface


Name: Çataksu village (village)
Description: -


Name: Tirtha (concept)
Description: a place of pilgrimage in Hinduism


Name: Faya trees (Myrica faya) (species)
Description: plant species


Name: First half of the 20th century (time period)
Description: A period from 1900 to 1950


Name: Socrates (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher


Name: Processes (Category)
Description: -


Name: Metal roof (Building material)
Description: A type of roofing material


Name: Buddhist institutions in Central Asia (geographical region)
Description: -


Name: Earrings (jewellery)
Description: type of jewellery


Name: Paraffins (Class of Organic Compounds)
Description: Molecules composed of hydrogen and carbon atoms arranged in a linear chain


Name: flocculating agent (chemical reagent)
Description: a substance that causes particles to aggregate and settle out of a solution


Name: leather and wood industries (Industry)
Description: The process of treating, manufacturing, or processing leather and wood products.


Name: Sake (Beverage)
Description: Traditional Japanese brewed rice beverage, 14-17% alcohol


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: American geologist and mining engineer


Name: International Mineralogical Association's listing (organization)
Description: -


Name: New York minute (idiomatic expression)
Description: short period of time


Name: 60% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of paved roads in North Macedonia


Name: Infants (0-12 months) (Health/Condition)
Description: the state of being an infant in humans


Name: Moravia (geographical region)
Description: historical region in eastern Czech Republic


Name: Corrosion (Process)
Description: degradation process affecting metal longevity


Name: actinolite and epidote (Minerals)
Description: minerals often associated with chlorite


Name: John Singer Sargent (Person)
Description: An American painter


Name: university campus (infrastructure)
Description: educational institution


Name: Kambove (city)
Description: city in the Haut-Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: Taunus and Harz mountains (mountain range)
Description: two mountain ranges in Germany


Name: Early Aztec period (period)
Description: a time of growth and competition among altepetl


Name: Jains (people)
Description: Followers of Jainism


Name: General Railroad Timepiece Standards (Standard)
Description: Standards for pocket watches used in railroading adopted in 1893


Name: Prince Frederick (Person)
Description: son of William I and commander in war with Belgium


Name: Kulli culture (culture)
Description: a Bronze Age culture located in southern Balochistan (Gedrosia)


Name: graphite and metals mixture (substance)
Description: a mixture of graphite and metals used to synthesize diamond


Name: Russian Okrug of Kars Oblast (administrative division)
Description: an administrative division within the Russian Empire


Name: Buddhist temples (Organization/Religion)
Description: Places of worship for Buddhism


Name: Britain (country)
Description: the country to which the American colonists belonged


Name: SO4−4, PO4−4, AsO4−4, and VO4−4 structures (type of structural style)
Description: -


Name: Whiteschist (metamorphic rock)
Description: an uncommon metamorphic rock formed at high to ultra-high pressures.


Name: military deterrence, concessions to Germany, and good fortune (Concept)
Description: A combination of factors that allowed Switzerland to remain independent


Name: European foxes (Species)
Description: -


Name: James VI, King of Scots (monarch)
Description: King of Scotland from 1567 to 1625 and King of England from 1603 to 1625


Name: Red Army (military_unit)
Description: -


Name: Four small islands off the coast of Algiers (Geographic Feature)
Description: The four small islands that inspired the name Algeria


Name: double-cut brilliants (diamond cut)
Description: a type of brilliant cut diamond


Name: Asbest (town)
Description: a town and the administrative center of Asbestsky District, Russia


Name: pendants and large C-shaped ornaments (artifacts)
Description: Typical objects of the Hongshan culture


Name: product type (Concept)
Description: A classification of products based on their characteristics and uses.


Name: Turkish language (Language)
Description: Spoken by the Muslim minority in Thrace


Name: Charles Aznavour (Person)
Description: a French singer and songwriter


Name: Color-Enhancing Filters (Photographic Equipment)
Description: filters used to enhance colors in photography


Name: Édgar Negret (artist)
Description: Colombian artist featured at the international level


Name: Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (Historical Figure)
Description: -


Name: Fossils of starfish and crinoids (Biological entity)
Description: Fossilized remains of ancient sea creatures.


Name: government (institution)
Description: system of governance


Name: Renal Hilum (Anatomy)
Description: recessed area on the concave border


Name: Invasion of Poland in September 1939 (event)
Description: -


Name: Griffin Warrior Tomb (archaeological site)
Description: undisturbed Bronze Age warrior's tomb at Pylos in southwestern Greece discovered by an international team of archaeologists led by University of Cincinnati researchers


Name: Light entering a diamond (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The process by which light enters a diamond


Name: Kedleston Hall (House)
Description: historic house in Derbyshire, UK


Name: Athens (City)
Description: Greek city-state in 5th-century BCE


Name: Arsenate mineral (mineral)
Description: naturally occurring orthoarsenates, possessing the (AsO4)3− anion group


Name: old museum on the Acropolis (museum/cultural institution)
Description: old museum on the Acropolis in Athens, Greece


Name: modern states (geopolitical entity)
Description: -


Name: Jin dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: dynasty that ruled northern China


Name: Nchwaning mine (Mine)
Description: A manganese mine in South Africa


Name: Octahedral diamond crystal (Physical Object)
Description: A crystalline structure consisting of pure carbon atoms arranged in a tetragonal system with two square pyramids


Name: Paired metamorphic belt (Geological formation)
Description: A type of geological formation characterized by the presence of two distinct metamorphic belts


Name: Monumental sculpture (Artistic creation)
Description: -


Name: Daria-i-Noor and Noor-ul-Ain (Object)
Description: Two famous pink diamonds that are part of the Iranian crown jewels


Name: Stella Chryssoulaki (Person)
Description: Greek archaeologist


Name: Māori artists (Artists)
Description: Creative individuals from the Māori community


Name: central valley (area)
Description: a geographical area


Name: Renal medulla (Kidney structure)
Description: The inner layer of the human kidney.


Name: Martin Heidegger (Philosopher)
Description: Description of Martin Heidegger


Name: Qing dynasty (historical period)
Description: a Chinese dynasty


Name: Pastilla (also spelled Bsteeya or Bestilla) (Dish)
Description: famous Moroccan dish


Name: Mastic Gum (Product)
Description: Natural resin extracted from the Pistacia lentiscus tree


Name: dolphin (animal species)
Description: small cetacean found near the Isle of Mull


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: Indigenous people of the region


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: a country in Central Asia


Name: protolith (geology)
Description: original rock that undergoes metamorphism


Name: urea (molecular entity)
Description: an organic compound that can decompose to form cyanic acid and ammonia


Name: 2016 Environmental Performance Index (Report)
Description: -


Name: State of Alabama (state)
Description: one of the 50 states in the United States


Name: the regular locations of atoms and ions in the crystal (physical phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: vaaleanpunainen (language term)
Description: the Finnish word for pink


Name: Goldwasser (Alcoholic Drink)
Description: -


Name: African Free School (School)
Description: School established to educate Black children.


Name: San Jacinto (Archaeological Site)
Description: -


Name: Chinese Scholars' Objects (Type of Object)
Description: Objects created by Chinese scholars for intellectual or ceremonial purposes.


Name: Gross domestic product (economic indicator)
Description: a significant portion of the country's GDP


Name: stare, gaze, view, and peer (example/instance)
Description: instances of the generic term "look"


Name: Revolution (historical event)
Description: Period of political and societal change that occurred in France from 1789 to 1799


Name: Loex James Ltd. (company)
Description: mining company in Canada


Name: specimen (geological object)
Description: a specific pink diamond


Name: Precious Metal Clay (PMC) (Material)
Description: -


Name: mantle wedge (geological formation)
Description: part of the Earth's mantle


Name: Papacy (Institution)
Description: Authority of the Pope in Italy


Name: London Bullion Market Association (Organization)
Description: A metals exchange that clears transactions denominated in gold.


Name: Late Stone Age tools (tool)
Description: advanced stone implements developed with craftsmanship and distinct cultural identities


Name: Iron bridge (Structural component)
Description: The first iron bridge built in 1778


Name: bicycle frames (Product)
Description: components of a bicycle


Name: Paris (City)
Description: Capital of France


Name: William Blake (artist)
Description: an English poet and artist


Name: Milling and CNC Engraving (Discipline)
Description: A modern technique used to create engravings and other designs using computer-controlled machinery.


Name: Pe' Sla (geographical location)
Description: a sacred site in the Black Hills region of South Dakota


Name: Taforalt and Afalou individuals (Population)
Description: Prehistoric humans found in Taforalt and Afalou


Name: Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies Ltd. (Company)
Description: Agricultural manufacturer


Name: Mycenaean samples (archaeological sample)
Description: group of people from ancient Greece


Name: High Culture (Subtype of Culture)
Description: Sophisticated culture of the social elite


Name: Aboriginal Tasmanians (Ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: Florentine Codex (Book)
Description: Historical and ethnographic treatise compiled by Bernardino de Sahagún


Name: China (country)
Description: East Asian nation


Name: carvers/artisans (profession/occupation)
Description: Those who wanted to carve jade


Name: Blueschist to eclogite facies series (Geological Formation)
Description: metamorphic facies in low thermal gradient


Name: New York City (City)
Description: -


Name: Princess of Nericia (title)
Description: A noble title, not a royal one


Name: private mines (land feature)
Description: mines owned by private individuals or companies


Name: Whitby jet (material)
Description: source of the jet has not been confirmed


Name: New Wave and Synth-pop, Chicago House and Detroit Techno scenes (Music Genre/Scene)
Description: various genres of music that have influenced UK dance music


Name: BC8 (Crystal Structure)
Description: A type of crystal structure with a specific arrangement of atoms.


Name: city cult of Athena based in Athens (religion)
Description: -


Name: [Xe]5d16s2 (Electron configuration)
Description: A description of an electron arrangement


Name: The Franks (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Germanic tribe that inhabited the area of modern-day France and Belgium during the Middle Ages.


Name: David Jewitt (Astronomer)
Description: -


Name: Flint (Mineral)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock


Name: southwestern Minnesota, southeastern South Dakota, northwestern Iowa, and northeastern Nebraska (Geographic Region)
Description: regions where the Sioux Quartzite is exposed


Name: agnosticism (Philosophical Belief)
Description: A lack of belief in a higher power or deity


Name: Organic Gemstones (Category of Gemstones)
Description: Gemstones produced by living organisms


Name: Goldmanite (Mineral)
Description: a green or greenish-brown silicate mineral of the garnet group


Name: former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Vaphio tholos tomb (archaeological site)
Description: a famous find near Sparta that has generated much discussion as to the origin of many pieces


Name: Sodium borohydride (chemical compound)
Description: a chemical compound composed of sodium, boron, and hydrogen


Name: Local exhaust ventilation system (equipment)
Description: -


Name: art (class of events)
Description: events related to creative expression


Name: Wenceslaus Hollar (artist)
Description: bohemian engraver and etcher


Name: Tunisian musicians (Group of people)
Description: -


Name: calcite, chlorite, franklinite, galaxite, manganosite, pyrochroite, rhodochrosite, tephroite, willemite, and zincite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Red color (Color)
Description: red light with a wavelength between 620-750 nanometers


Name: 7.03-carat blue diamond (Diamond)
Description: A blue diamond sold at auction in 2009


Name: Black Horse (Symbol)
Description: A symbol representing famine in the Book of Revelation


Name: The Federal Assembly voted to assign the Federal Polytechnical School (1854) (Event)
Description: Decision by the Federal Assembly to locate a federal institution


Name: 45th Anniversary (Event)
Description: The anniversary for which sapphire is the traditional gift.


Name: classical authors (authors)
Description: Authors from ancient Greece and Rome


Name: Diamond Simulant (Concept)
Description: A substance that mimics the appearance of diamond.


Name: Jeremias Gotthelf (Author)
Description: Classic Swiss writer and theologian


Name: Human Rights Commission of Afghanistan (Government agency)
Description: The human rights commission of Afghanistan.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Country in Southern Europe


Name: Gray (fox) (Species)
Description: -


Name: Rosenwald Fund (philanthropic organization)
Description: organization that funded education in the South


Name: Golf (Sport)
Description: popular in Japan


Name: Inhabitants of early Medieval Wales (Group)
Description: People living in early Medieval Wales


Name: 8th (Ranking)
Description: As of 2022, Germany is the eighth-most-visited country


Name: logwood tree (plant species)
Description: -


Name: Polycrystalline aggregates (Geological structure)
Description: A solid mass formed by the growth and fusion of multiple crystals


Name: Česká zbrojovka (Company)
Description: Firearms producer


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: aluminium oxide (α-Al2O3) with trace amounts of elements


Name: William Kirby (person)
Description: first president


Name: Naively Evaluated Color Magnitude (t) (Component)
Description: The naively evaluated color magnitude component used in the CIECAM02 model


Name: 14-18 year-old males (Demographic group)
Description: males from 14 to 18 years old


Name: ke nīche (phrase)
Description: Hindi phrase meaning 'underneath'


Name: Hydrothermal growth process (Technique)
Description: A method for synthesizing gemstones using high pressure and temperature to dissolve the mineral.


Name: faience and creamware (types of ceramic material)
Description: Types of earthenwares produced in Europe


Name: Provisional Government of the French Republic (GPRF) (Government)
Description: An interim government established in France after World War II


Name: foreign investment (Economic Entity)
Description: Money invested by foreigners into Afghanistan's economy.


Name: AGS (American Gem Society) cut standards (Concept)
Description: a set of diamond cut grading standards


Name: Marquise Cut (Type of Diamond Cut)
Description: A type of modified brilliant diamond cut with a prolate lemon-shape


Name: Scarlet, Vermillion, Crimson (Colors)
Description: colors that Red ranges to


Name: Sir William Crookes (Person)
Description: British chemist and physicist


Name: Vincent van Gogh (Artist)
Description: Dutch painter and printmaker


Name: armalcolite (mineral)
Description: mineral found on the Moon and Earth


Name: Arson (Crime)
Description: Intentionally starting destructive fires, which is a crime in most jurisdictions


Name: ferric bromide (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Taxonomy (concept)
Description: practice and science concerned with classification or categorization


Name: Jewellery designers (List (information))
Description: List of notable jewelry designers.


Name: National Gendarmerie (Military Organization)
Description: The paramilitary force of France, responsible for maintaining law and order


Name: Emperor Basil II (historical ruler)
Description: A Byzantine emperor who ruled from 976 to 1025 AD


Name: India (Country)
Description: Geographic location with various marble mines


Name: Faial Island (Location)
Description: An island in the Azores


Name: amphiboles (mineral)
Description: common minerals in the double-chain silicate group


Name: Black Clothing (Clothing)
Description: clothing made from vegetable dyes that would often fade to gray or brown


Name: Modern Slavic nations and ethnic groups (Ethnic group)
Description: The modern ethnic groups in the Balkans.


Name: Whales and manatees (Organism Class)
Description: animals that live in water and have a backbone


Name: Harald Fairhair (King)
Description: the first king of a united Norway


Name: Lille Torungen Lighthouse (Lighthouse)
Description: a lighthouse located on the small island of Lille Torungen outside Arendal


Name: Boston Red Sox (Team)
Description: A baseball team based in Boston, Massachusetts


Name: co-planar oxalate ions bridging between iron centres (structure)
Description: -


Name: classes (conceptual framework)
Description: Conceptual structure for grouping objects into categories


Name: Kravchuk and Leonid Kuchma (presidents of Ukraine)
Description: First two presidents of Ukraine


Name: 10 miles (distance)
Description: a unit of measurement


Name: headaches, burns, and itching (Condition)
Description: -


Name: steel (metal alloy)
Description: produced with oxygen


Name: E.M. Flanigen (Person)
Description: chemist and inventor


Name: Massachusetts Puritans (Group)
Description: A group of English Separatists


Name: Bernard Baruch (Businessman)
Description: Investor and financier


Name: Grains of minerals (Scientific concept)
Description: Small particles of mineral material


Name: Brussels Capital Region (Region)
Description: 74.5% of the population are of non-Belgian origin


Name: Months (Unit of Time)
Description: Duration for sea urchin larva to complete development


Name: official language (language)
Description: was French


Name: Greek-speaking communities (group)
Description: communities in the Hellenised East


Name: settlers (group)
Description: Portuguese communities


Name: Mediterranean world (Region)
Description: Area surrounding Mediterranean Sea


Name: Tiffany & Co. (Company)
Description: A luxury jeweler and specialty retailer


Name: molecular clocks (scientific concept)
Description: a method for estimating the time elapsed since two living clades diverged


Name: Atlantic European and Central European provinces (Region)
Description: -


Name: Green (Color)
Description: the color most commonly associated with nature, life, health, youth, spring, hope, and envy.


Name: Saint Lucy's Day (Holiday)
Description: Christian holiday celebrated on December 13


Name: Stéphane Gsell (Historian or scholar)
Description: French historian and archaeologist


Name: Aztecs (Group/Society)
Description: Ancient civilization in central Mexico


Name: House of Commons (Parliamentary Chamber)
Description: Lower house of the UK parliament


Name: Lesbos (Place)
Description: a island in the Aegean


Name: New York (State)
Description: A state in the United States with a long border dispute with Vermont.


Name: fossils from China and Siberia (specimens)
Description: preserved remains of ancient embryos


Name: Coscuez mine (Mine)
Description: major emerald mine in Colombia


Name: Sognefjorden (Fjord)
Description: The world's second deepest and longest fjord


Name: brokers and dealers (Financial Intermediary)
Description: Individuals or firms that facilitate financial transactions


Name: copper deposits around limestones (geological formation)
Description: source of carbonate


Name: Gertrude B. Elion (person)
Description: Nobel Prize winning scientist


Name: Artists (people)
Description: People who create visual art


Name: Diet of Finland (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Liberia and Sierra Leone (Countries)
Description: countries that exported diamonds through Ivory Coast


Name: Sociedad Eólica de Andalucía (company)
Description: largest wind power firm in the region


Name: Arab League (organization)
Description: -


Name: injang (Concept)
Description: A type of seal used in Korea


Name: Aqeeq ring (Jewelry item)
Description: ring set with a chalcedony stone


Name: Calay (Word)
Description: a word possibly related to Zinc or Tin


Name: 15 fathoms (90 ft; 27 m) (Measurement)
Description: A measurement of depth in fathoms, feet, and meters


Name: yellow (color)
Description: the color of Uranophane


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country located to the south of Austria.


Name: Metamorphic Rock (Type of Rock)
Description: Rock formed by metamorphism


Name: British House of Commons benches (Furniture)
Description: the furniture in the British House of Commons that is typically green


Name: 152.6 km2 (Measurement)
Description: square kilometers


Name: Inwood (neighbourhood)
Description: -


Name: English name carbon (Name)
Description: The English name for the element carbon


Name: Soroka Medical Center (Organization)
Description: Israeli hospital located in Be'er Sheva


Name: male statues (Concept)
Description: Status of male figures


Name: hornfels and coarse-grained skarn (geological formation)
Description: types of rocks or formations


Name: William Cavendish, 2nd Duke of Devonshire (duke)
Description: titleholder and collector


Name: Planar mirror (optical instrument)
Description: typical shape of mirrors


Name: Buddha (Person/Concept)
Description: In Mahāyāna Buddhism, transcendent beings with a lifetime that is countless of eons long


Name: Naturalistic designs (such as fish, squid, birds and lilies) (Artistic motifs)
Description: Recurring themes or designs found in art.


Name: First Buddhist council (Event)
Description: A gathering of monks to codify Buddha's teachings


Name: thicker clouds (cloud type)
Description: -


Name: Ammolite Minerals Ltd. (Company)
Description: -


Name: biological tissues (Material category)
Description: Materials that are used in living organisms, such as skin or muscle tissue


Name: Silica (mineral)
Description: found in nature as the mineral quartz, and its polymorphs


Name: ancient Greek literature and mythology (literature/mythology)
Description: -


Name: Linear Pottery culture (culture)
Description: -


Name: Renewable Energy Systems (System)
Description: Sectors of the energy market including solar, wind, tidal, hydro, biomass and geothermal power


Name: Physical geography (Field of study)
Description: Study of Earth's systems and how they interact with one another as part of a single self-contained system


Name: artificial environment (environment type)
Description: a man-made setting


Name: 'Manfred' (poem) (Literary work)
Description: Dramatic poem by Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley


Name: Artistic representations (Topic)
Description: The representation of people, animals, or objects in art


Name: Charles de Gaulle Airport (Airport)
Description: A major airport located near Paris, France.


Name: frog (Instrument part)
Description: the device that holds the string in place on a violin or cello


Name: Mid-15th Century (Time Period)
Description: Period around 1375


Name: cinema (medium)
Description: Film industry and art forms


Name: Flames (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: self-sustaining, self-propagating series of chemical reactions


Name: novels (type of media)
Description: -


Name: local branch of the Islamic State (Organization)
Description: Terrorist organization


Name: 41,000 years ago (time)
Description: estimated time period


Name: Agro Tourism (Type of Tourism)
Description: Tourism that focuses on experiencing and learning about agriculture, farming, and rural life


Name: Upper Andalusia (region)
Description: area in southern Spain


Name: Lao-tzu (or Laozi) (Person)
Description: The founder of Taoism


Name: many members of the Dutch Brigade (group)
Description: members of a military unit


Name: Pope John VIII (Pope)
Description: -


Name: water columns (bodies of water)
Description: layers of water within a larger body of water, such as an ocean or lake


Name: Rhodolite (Mineral)
Description: a specific silicate mineral


Name: Hernán Cortés (Person)
Description: Spanish conquistador and leader of the expedition to Honduras


Name: f(x, y, z) = 0 (equation)
Description: a sphere in three-dimensional space


Name: Princeton University (organization)
Description: -


Name: service sector (85%) and industry (12%) (Economy Sector)
Description: Greece's economy consists of the service sector (85%) and industry (12%).


Name: snow (Weather Event)
Description: occasional snowfall


Name: 20% of the population of occupied territory (demographic statistic)
Description: the proportion of Berbers among the Spanish population


Name: pastures and seasonal migration paths (resource)
Description: natural or man-made features used for grazing, drinking water, or other purposes


Name: business improvement district (economic entity)
Description: district name


Name: civil war (event)
Description: armed conflict between factions of the government and rebels


Name: Ashanti confederation (Location)
Description: a historic confederation of ethnic groups


Name: Liquid crystal displays (Device)
Description: electronic displays that use liquid crystals to display images


Name: X-rays (type of electromagnetic radiation)
Description: electromagnetic waves with wavelengths between approximately 0.01 and 10 nanometers


Name: Antiquisation policy (policy)
Description: policy partly reversed by the government


Name: European tradition of high art (Concept)
Description: Formal and refined art style in Europe


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Eastern Europe


Name: Oxygen (Gas)
Description: The two most abundant gases in the atmosphere


Name: King of Silla (Person)
Description: Ruler of the kingdom of Silla


Name: Authentic Hanfu (Fashion Style)
Description: Traditional Chinese clothing that is considered genuine


Name: Immature Fruit (Fruit)
Description: -


Name: Black Hills (location)
Description: -


Name: American Physical Society (Organization)
Description: Professional organization for physicists


Name: 800 million people (Population Figure)
Description: Number of individuals lifted out of poverty between 1978 and 2018


Name: fancy colored diamond (object)
Description: a diamond that has been colored artificially


Name: Present day (Current time period)
Description: The present time when new technology and innovation in diamond cuts occur


Name: coffee beans from present-day Ethiopia (Commodity)
Description: a type of coffee bean imported by Mocha


Name: Universe (Cosmological concept)
Description: Collection of stars and galaxies


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country in Northern Eurasia.


Name: conventional direct current anodizing procedures (process)
Description: -


Name: parathyroid hormone (hormone)
Description: a hormone produced by the parathyroid glands


Name: Lead, arsenic, cadmium, and copper (Substance)
Description: Individual chemical elements


Name: 67 county school boards (organization)
Description: local governing bodies for public education in Alabama counties


Name: Taravao (Location)
Description: a location where Tahiti Nui meets Tahiti Iti


Name: District 6 (school district)
Description: -


Name: graphitic ribbons, barrels, and horns (carbon allotrope)
Description: types of carbon material with a layered structure


Name: Greeks (group)
Description: people from ancient Greece


Name: 51 million (White), 6 million (Northwest African), 2 million (Black), 1 million (Asian) (Population Demographics)
Description: estimated population demographics within Metropolitan France


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: -


Name: National Museum of Natural History (Museum)
Description: -


Name: Elemental Sodium (chemical element)
Description: Principal component of sodium chloride


Name: Crinoids (Class)
Description: abundant below 8,000 m


Name: Kuomintang's Dang Guo system (Political System)
Description: A political system used by the Kuomintang party


Name: Far East (geographical region)
Description: eastern part of the world


Name: Stone Age (time period)
Description: the earliest known lapidary work


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: Historical empire that ruled Europe and parts of Asia


Name: Christian art (Artistic style)
Description: a type of artistic expression in Christian culture


Name: China (Country)
Description: East Asian country


Name: Rockwood (company)
Description: American lithium producer


Name: Dartmoor National Park (location)
Description: a national park in southwest England


Name: Bundesversammlung (institution)
Description: federal convention


Name: New Zealand's fungi (biological diversity)
Description: -


Name: Anoxic seawater (Water body)
Description: Seawater with low oxygen levels


Name: Elisabeth Kopp (Person)
Description: First female member of the Federal Council executive


Name: gold (precious metal)
Description: a valuable and highly sought-after metal


Name: French cuisine (concept)
Description: The cuisine of France


Name: Royal Shrovetide Football (Sport)
Description: A medieval football game played annually


Name: ultramafic rocks (geological formation)
Description: most commonly mantle peridotites


Name: Emergency fire (Fire type)
Description: -


Name: spread of Greek ideas (Intellectual Movement)
Description: The dissemination of intellectual and cultural ideas from ancient Greece to other regions of Europe


Name: health standards (Standard)
Description: Measure of healthcare quality


Name: Hornblende or Pyroxene minerals (mineral group)
Description: a group of minerals found in andesite


Name: Dustin Hoffman (film actor)
Description: an American film actor


Name: Silver iodide (AgI) (compound)
Description: binary compound


Name: Herschel Space Observatory (Spacecraft)
Description: -


Name: sculpture and architectural applications (industry)
Description: fields where Sivec is used


Name: Lungs (Organ)
Description: organs responsible for respiration


Name: Female skeleton (Anatomy)
Description: -


Name: Baker Field (sports facility)
Description: an athletic field at Columbia University


Name: Government (Government)
Description: executive branch of the Tunisian government


Name: Flanders (Region)
Description: A region in northern Belgium


Name: Lawrence Andrewe (Author)
Description: An English author and printer


Name: Contracts and documents (concept)
Description: official papers requiring signatures


Name: 2013 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Kingsbridge, Bronx residents (Population)
Description: people living in the neighborhood


Name: solvents, pigments, dyes, resins, lubricants, solubilizers, surfactants, particulate matter, fluorescers, and other materials (chemical components)
Description: -


Name: Mark Tansey (artist)
Description: created a work of art titled The Innocent Eye


Name: Gipeswic (location)
Description: arose as the equivalent to London and York


Name: ceramic production (Activity)
Description: the process of making ceramics


Name: Mako culture (Cultural movement)
Description: -


Name: Mercia Mudstone Group and Sherwood Sandstones (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation of Permo-Triassic age


Name: Boron Acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: neutron poison


Name: World War II (event) (Event)
Description: The Second World War (1939-1945)


Name: 20th century (Time period)
Description: Period of time from 1901 to 2000


Name: Śramaṇa movements (Concept)
Description: A set of ancient Indian religious movements


Name: projectors, televisions, and computer terminals (device type)
Description: types of devices that display additive colors


Name: Han Chinese (ethnic_group)
Description: an ethnic group in China


Name: Skardu Pakistan (Location)
Description: mines


Name: Romanesque architecture (Architecture Style)
Description: Style of building construction in Italy


Name: Zinc powder (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Andalusian culture (Culture)
Description: Cultural practices and traditions of Andalusia


Name: Aluminium production (Process)
Description: -


Name: Granulite (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: A small island in French Polynesia


Name: biaxial (optical property)
Description: a type of optical property that describes the way light interacts with a crystal


Name: Neodymium (Element)
Description: Acts as an anticoagulant


Name: Θ, Ζ, and π letters (letters)
Description: a set of characters in the Etruscan alphabet


Name: Jungfraubahn (Railway Line)
Description: A railway line in Switzerland that goes through a tunnel in Eiger


Name: city of Oksvoll (village)
Description: a village in Norway


Name: 300.46 square miles (778.2 km^2) (Geographic Area)
Description: The land area of New York City as of 2023


Name: Critical Angle (24.4°) (Physical Property)
Description: Minimum angle for Total Internal Reflection (TIR)


Name: Fe–O complexes (complex)
Description: show intense colors


Name: ROC (Government)
Description: The government of the Republic of China


Name: brooches (type of jewellery)
Description: a type of fastener or clasp used to secure clothing


Name: Canterbury Region (geographical region)
Description: A region in the South Island of New Zealand


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: A county in England, UK.


Name: Portland cement (Building material class)
Description: Material used in construction, comprising a mixture of clinker and other additives


Name: Bern canton (Canton/District)
Description: Swiss Confederation canton that supported noble Raron family


Name: south India (geographical region)
Description: the southern part of the Indian subcontinent


Name: Public Religion Research Institute (organization)
Description: a non-profit research and public policy organization


Name: the Helvetii (Gaulish tribe)
Description: An ancient Gaulish tribe that lived on the Swiss Plateau


Name: Chinese examination system (institution)
Description: -


Name: Marble town population (Population)
Description: the number of residents in Marble town


Name: China (country)
Description: a country in East Asia


Name: Turkish rebels (Group)
Description: confederates throughout Arabia under Turkie ben al Mas


Name: Canal du Midi (Waterway)
Description: A canal connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean through the Garonne river.


Name: Metamorphic facies (Geological process)
Description: a classification system for different types of metamorphism that produce Phyllite


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


Name: Above 300 K (Spin structure parameter)
Description: -


Name: sun's continued revival (natural phenomenon)
Description: regular renewal of sunlight


Name: Lorna Bailey (Person)
Description: -


Name: Emeralds (Gemstone)
Description: Green precious gemstones


Name: Angle BOC (Mathematical concept)
Description: Another angle involved in the angle addition postulate


Name: Indus Valley Civilisation (civilization)
Description: -


Name: 1989 (year)
Description: year when fluorite mining reached its peak


Name: Geomorphology (Scientific Discipline)
Description: Study of landforms and landscape evolution


Name: Ait Benhaddou (location)
Description: a village in Morocco known for its kasbah


Name: Protestant community (Christian community)
Description: Christian community that rejects the authority of the Pope


Name: Intermediate volcanic rocks (Geological formation)
Description: A type of rock that forms from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava with intermediate silica content


Name: Mauryan Empire (Historical Empire)
Description: A vast and powerful empire in ancient India


Name: Nihongi legends (Text)
Description: Collection of historical tales in Japanese mythology


Name: DC electricity (type of energy)
Description: direct current electricity


Name: Resinous lustre (category)
Description: qualitative term for minerals with a shiny or resinous appearance


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country in southwestern Europe with territories in North Africa.


Name: Hweka mine (mine)
Description: mostly exhausted


Name: Bunsen burner (Device)
Description: a type of laboratory equipment used for heating and combustion


Name: Cross-shaped twinning (type of twin)
Description: cross-shaped pattern caused by penetration twinning


Name: Eastern Orthodox tradition (Religious tradition)
Description: an ancient Christian practice


Name: Fire lance (Technology)
Description: a type of early flame-thrower weapon used by Chinese troops during the Song Dynasty


Name: Synthetic diamond windows (Product)
Description: -


Name: Mn2SiO4 (chemical formula)
Description: -


Name: adamantine lustre (property)
Description: lustre of diamond


Name: Shells (Shell type)
Description: -


Name: Tasmania (geographical region)
Description: -


Name: Western thinkers (intellectual and philosophical movement)
Description: people who think in terms of the West


Name: Lubricants (Liquid)
Description: a substance used to reduce friction between two surfaces


Name: calcium carbonate (Minerals)
Description: a softer mineral used as an abrasive in toothpaste


Name: marble (Rock type)
Description: A naturally occurring solid substance


Name: Kabul (City)
Description: the capital city of Afghanistan


Name: Antoine Lavoisier (scientist)
Description: French chemist who discovered oxygen


Name: China (Country)
Description: Communist country that fought in World War II


Name: population age 15 and older (group)
Description: People in Afghanistan aged 15 and above


Name: Saint Clement of Ohrid (person)
Description: a saint who founded the Ohrid Literary School


Name: Kievan Rus' (geo-political entity)
Description: Medieval East Slavic state


Name: Munsell Colour Wheel (Colour Model)
Description: A colour model used for art education, which represents colours as a combination of hue, saturation, and value.


Name: Sapphires (Gemstone)
Description: Precious gemstones derived from corundum mineral


Name: Renal pyramid (Kidney structure)
Description: A cone-shaped part of the renal medulla.


Name: Hartford Athletic (Team)
Description: Professional soccer team based in Hartford, Connecticut


Name: Blue-grey Eye Colour (eye colour of the Peacock)
Description: The eye colour of a peacock that has leucism or partial leucism, resulting in blue-grey eyes.


Name: Medical properties (Property)
Description: Properties attributed to Lyngurium


Name: countertops and bathroom tiling (category)
Description: Use of soapstone in kitchen and bathroom construction


Name: Alexandrite (Gemstone)
Description: a variety of chrysoberyl, a different mineral from corundum


Name: Buffer state (Geopolitical Concept)
Description: Strategic territory between two powers


Name: Photostability and chemical inertness (Property)
Description: stable under light and chemical reactions


Name: 220 Michelin Star-rated restaurants (restaurants)
Description: number of US-based Michelin-starred restaurants


Name: European architecture (architecture style)
Description: style of architecture from Europe


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state comprising England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.


Name: the state and wealthy patrons (organizational entity)
Description: groups or institutions


Name: Yamato Takeru (hero)
Description: -


Name: buildings (Structure)
Description: Physical construction for human habitation or activity


Name: Cone cells (3 types) (Biology structure)
Description: Specialized light-sensitive cells in the retina with three distinct types.


Name: Evechinus chloroticus (species)
Description: -


Name: Örebro Airport (Airport)
Description: 10 km southwest of the city


Name: July (month)
Description: seventh month of the year


Name: Jet (gemstone) (Gemstone)
Description: a type of lignite and a gemstone


Name: Diamond Industry (industry)
Description: -


Name: diopside (mineral)
Description: a type of calcium-rich pyroxene mineral


Name: people (group_of_people)
Description: -


Name: Black flag with fasces (Symbol)
Description: -


Name: Ideal used as a benchmark (Standard for evaluating diamond cuts)
Description: Benchmark for the perfect shape and arrangement of diamond facets


Name: Warsaw Scientific Society (Organization)
Description: scientific society in Warsaw, Poland


Name: dharma (duties) (concept)
Description: The concept of dharma or duties in Hinduism.


Name: fortresses (ManMadeStructure)
Description: a collection of defensive buildings on the island


Name: Mammal (Type Relationship)
Description: Relationship between entities where one is a subtype of another


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


Name: Fields Medal (Award)
Description: -


Name: Kattegat Sea (sea)
Description: a sea in southern Sweden


Name: Helvetia (national personification)
Description: The national personification of the Swiss confederacy


Name: Hangout Music Festival (Event)
Description: an annual music festival held on the beaches of Gulf Shores


Name: King Louis-Philippe of France (person)
Description: monarch of France


Name: Smaller works (Art form)
Description: smaller sculptures or carvings


Name: Location (Geographical feature)
Description: Physical place where a resource is extracted


Name: mussels (organism)
Description: type of freshwater clam


Name: Mitchell (scholar)
Description: author who noted that certain basic teachings appear in many places throughout the early texts


Name: carbon steel (metal alloy)
Description: an alloy of carbon and iron used in construction and other applications


Name: Rubies (Gemstone)
Description: corundum gemstones with a dominant red color


Name: Aria (Music Group)
Description: a Russian rock band


Name: lentokone-suihkuturbiinimoottori-apumekaanikko-aliupseerioppilas (noun)
Description: a very long word


Name: desired task (goal)
Description: the purpose or objective that is being worked towards


Name: thinness of metal used in musical instruments (characteristic)
Description: thickness of metal compared to firearms or jewelry


Name: Rubber (Material Category)
Description: Flexible, elastic material made from the sap of the rubber tree


Name: Mantiqueira and Espinhaço mountains and the Serra do Mar (mountain ranges)
Description: three mountain ranges found in Brazil's southeastern section


Name: Spanish Amnesty Law (1977) (Law)
Description: A law passed in 1977 allowing people of the Francoist regime to go unpunished


Name: Minoan-style frescoes (Artwork)
Description: Paintings from Minoan civilization


Name: Templo Mayor (place)
Description: a archaeological site in Mexico City


Name: Pearl Sac (Structure in the mantle)
Description: small pocket of cells


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


Name: New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (Organization)
Description: A municipal agency responsible for managing parks and recreation areas in New York City.


Name: Pearl Oysters (Marine Organism Type)
Description: shellfish that produce pearls


Name: Nazi forces (government)
Description: -


Name: fir-clad hills (geographical feature)
Description: area with dense coniferous vegetation


Name: Fatigue (Physiological state)
Description: A feeling of tiredness or exhaustion, often caused by physical or mental strain.


Name: Logic, biology, geometry, government, geography, medicine, history, philosophy, physics, and mathematics (Concepts)
Description: Many fields that rely on systematic thought


Name: Plagioclase (mineral)
Description: a mineral found in andesite


Name: Richard Gombrich (Person)
Description: Scholar and historian


Name: human body (organism)
Description: the living being that is the focus of this text


Name: Terrane (Geological Concept)
Description: A crust fragment formed on a tectonic plate


Name: Aluminium (chemical element)
Description: a chemical element with symbol Al and atomic number 13


Name: FIFA World Cup (competition/event)
Description: international tournament for national football teams


Name: Thessaloniki (city)
Description: city in Greece with a significant Sephardi Jewish community


Name: Moriori (group)
Description: an ethnic group native to the Chatham Islands


Name: reform through labor system (institutional system)
Description: a system of forced labor and imprisonment


Name: Algerian state (Government)
Description: the government of Algeria


Name: Gallia Belgica (Geographic Region)
Description: Ancient Roman province in Northwestern Europe


Name: individual eruptions (Geological Event)
Description: multiple volcanic eruptions


Name: Stone, metals and glass (Materials)
Description: -


Name: Shinzo Abe (Politician)
Description: -


Name: La Cloche Mountains (mountain range)
Description: geological feature


Name: Patrick Achi (person)
Description: a former Prime Minister of Ivory Coast


Name: lanthanide chemistry (field of study)
Description: -


Name: Jhatka method (method of meat production)
Description: quick death method


Name: Atmospheric pressure (Physical condition)
Description: the pressure exerted by the weight of the air in the atmosphere


Name: Spirit ruling in heaven (Concept)
Description: Original Turkish concept of Tengri as a spirit or force


Name: Red Army (Military Organization)
Description: The military force of the Soviet Union


Name: Nursing Profession (Occupation/Profession)
Description: The profession of providing medical care and support


Name: Las Medulas (Mine site)
Description: A Roman gold mine in León, Spain


Name: Russian Academy of Arts (Organization)
Description: Arts academy established in 1757


Name: Jenins wine production (industry)
Description: wine production in Jenins, Grisons


Name: Greeks (ethnic group)
Description: ancient Greek people


Name: Andalusian Autonomous Government (Government Agency)
Description: Self-governing authority for the autonomous community of Andalusia


Name: woman's dowry (property)
Description: Assets given to a woman at her marriage


Name: On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection (book title)
Description: -


Name: cerite (Mineral)
Description: a heavy mineral from the mine at Bastnäs


Name: Zinc chloride (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Roman Empire (organization)
Description: Ancient empire that ruled Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia


Name: Cumae (city)
Description: A city in ancient Campania


Name: 37 million (people)
Description: population that spoke Spanish at home


Name: Johannes Kepler (theoretical astronomer)
Description: -


Name: Knossos (site)
Description: a major Minoan archaeological site


Name: Japanese Buddhist sculpture (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Binghamite (type of agate)
Description: a variety found only on the Cuyuna iron range


Name: hair (body part)
Description: part of the human body


Name: Barclays Center (Venue)
Description: indoor arena in Brooklyn, New York City


Name: children care (purpose)
Description: accommodate up to 120 children


Name: Forks (Utensils)
Description: long, slender utensils used to pick up food


Name: numerous kingdoms (Concept)
Description: Multiple small kingdoms


Name: King Albert II (Person)
Description: King of Belgium


Name: Herodotus (author)
Description: 5th-century BC historian


Name: French colonial empire (Empire)
Description: an overseas empire that was established by France


Name: Modern Australian art (Art Movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the 20th century, characterized by works that reflected contemporary Australian culture


Name: Gastrointestinal tract (Body system)
Description: a complex organ that includes the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine


Name: f-block elements (Block of elements in the periodic table)
Description: A group of elements with similar properties


Name: late in the 20th century (time period)
Description: period from approximately 1970 to 2000


Name: Georges Seurat (Person)
Description: French artist


Name: suspended solids (category)
Description: may be held in a liquid


Name: Mull Highland Games (Event)
Description: an annual cultural festival


Name: Sun Yat-sen (person)
Description: the founder of the National Revolutionary Army


Name: 10B (isotope)
Description: a stable isotope of boron


Name: sum of two angles in a triangle (Mathematical concept)
Description: The sum of any two internal angles of a triangle


Name: Corals (Marine organisms)
Description: grow specific to oceanic conditions at the time of growth


Name: 931,081 individuals (16.8% of the population) (group of people)
Description: people who were born outside Norway but reside there


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: an autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: white inclusions (CAIs) (Calcium-Aluminum-Rich Inclusions)
Description: highly irregular or spherical particles rich in calcium and aluminum


Name: Spanish (Group)
Description: Spanish rulers of Louisiana


Name: Witwatersrand sea (location)
Description: a body of water


Name: Viktor Tsoi (Person)
Description: Russian singer and songwriter


Name: Magnesium and Organomagnesium compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: A type of compound that is similar to calcium ion.


Name: Phanes (Person)
Description: Mercenary mentioned by Herodotus or the primeval god associated with coins from Caria


Name: Celts_with_foreign_training (group)
Description: a group of Celts with training in foreign styles


Name: Cable internet (internet service)
Description: -


Name: British Museum (Location)
Description: museum in London


Name: pipiltin (social class)
Description: people of higher social status


Name: Patriarchal cross (Concept)
Description: type of Latin cross with additional horizontal bar


Name: Paul Williams (Scholar)
Description: -


Name: Motivated purposes of art (Concept)
Description: intentional, conscious actions on the part of the artists or creator


Name: Political Sikh (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: A niche cultural phenomenon related to Sikhs


Name: Oxford English Dictionary (dictionary)
Description: A comprehensive dictionary of the English language.


Name: Cellular respiration using O2 (biological process)
Description: a metabolic process that uses oxygen to produce ATP


Name: Pyroxene Hornfels Facies (Mineral Facies)
Description: in the presence of biotite and andalusite


Name: king (title holder)
Description: -


Name: Avast (software company)
Description: -


Name: Boron steel (Material)
Description: a type of alloy steel


Name: Jerusalem-Jericho road (Road)
Description: A major highway in Israel and Palestine


Name: Hungarians (people/tribe)
Description: a people or tribe in the Carpathian Basin


Name: Fédération Tahitienne de Rugby de Polynésie Française (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Lake Kasumigaura (Body of water)
Description: Location where Japan attempted to revive pearl industry


Name: Wisconsinan glaciation (Geologic Era)
Description: -


Name: platelet shape and needle shape (Concept)
Description: types or varieties of something


Name: New Jersey Legislature (organization)
Description: Legislative body of New Jersey


Name: Ahrensite (Mineral)
Description: An iron-bearing analogue of Ringwoodite


Name: materials (Category)
Description: a group of substances with similar properties


Name: Qing government (government agency)
Description: government of the Qing dynasty


Name: Bortezomib (Drug)
Description: A proteasome inhibitor used to treat multiple myeloma and one form of lymphoma.


Name: organic synthesis (chemical process)
Description: -


Name: Anionic polymerization of unfunctionalized olefins (Process)
Description: Uses alkyl lithium compounds as catalysts/initiators


Name: $19,386 (Number)
Description: Per capita income (2000 census)


Name: Iberian Peninsula (geographic region)
Description: the geographic region in which white marble was extracted


Name: Istanbul University, University of Health Sciences (Turkey), Hacettepe University (University)
Description: The top-ranked universities in Turkey according to the Academic Ranking of World Universities.


Name: Decoration and building material (Building material)
Description: Common uses for the marble in construction


Name: Glasnost and Perestroika (Policy)
Description: Soviet reforms


Name: Shinkolobwe mine (location)
Description: The uranium ore deposit in the Democratic Republic of Congo.


Name: Pliny the Elder (person)
Description: -


Name: Filipino (Nationality)
Description: -


Name: Raspberry flavored foods (Food)
Description: type of food colored pink or light red


Name: natural gas (resource)
Description: -


Name: Arad, Israel (location)
Description: City in southern Israel


Name: northern Italy and Burgundy (geography)
Description: Regions in Western Europe under the control of the Holy Roman Empire


Name: *alu- (root)
Description: meaning 'bitter' or 'beer'


Name: Hadfield steel (mangalloy) (Material)
Description: A type of steel alloy with high tensile strength


Name: Kshatriyas (varna (social class))
Description: one of the four classes of people in Hindu society


Name: Rainbow (Concept)
Description: a colorful spectacle in the sky


Name: Gyaaman (Location)
Description: a settlement in the Ivory Coast


Name: Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (Organization)
Description: An international organization addressing diamond trade


Name: Manifold incantation formulars and citations (Text)
Description: -


Name: Lower Mesopotamia (geographical location)
Description: -


Name: Glass industry (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces glass products.


Name: 1986-87 (Time period)
Description: a time period when meteorites were discovered


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Country to the north of Tunisia through Sicily and Sardinia islands


Name: Fayalite-rich olivine (mineral)
Description: -


Name: plateaus (geographical feature)
Description: -


Name: Song Dynasty (Ancient Chinese Dynasty)
Description: a period of Chinese history spanning the 10th to 13th centuries AD


Name: Purple hand (Symbol)
Description: a gesture used by the LGBT community


Name: Great sword (Sword type)
Description: a large, two-handed sword


Name: cremation (funerary practice)
Description: burial method where the body is burned


Name: Rembrandt (Person)
Description: Dutch painter


Name: Tremolite/Actinolite (Mineral)
Description: calcium, magnesium, and iron-rich amphibole minerals


Name: Zinc sulfate (Chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Mme Delusse (Person)
Description: French writer and translator


Name: r-process (rapid neutron capture) (nuclear_reaction_process)
Description: a process of forming heavy elements through rapid neutron capture


Name: 4 (Number)
Description: Number of businesses in primary sector


Name: Sodium pump (Enzyme complex)
Description: An enzyme complex that pumps sodium ions out of cells


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


Name: Silicon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 14


Name: human skin (biological tissues)
Description: tissues that cover the body's surface


Name: Nitrate ions (chemical property)
Description: -


Name: contemporary pottery, potters (Artistic Work, Occupation)
Description: -


Name: Dislocation creep and dynamic recrystallization (processes)
Description: a transition of deformation mechanisms


Name: hair sticks (object category)
Description: category of hair accessories


Name: Communities and Regions (Governmental Entities)
Description: -


Name: Basques (ethnic group)
Description: Ancient people who lived on the western area of the Pyrenees mountain range and adjacent areas


Name: mainland (geographical location)
Description: -


Name: European Union (Organization)
Description: -


Name: 1863 (year)
Description: a year in the late 19th century


Name: Controlled electrical discharge (Concept)
Description: A type of electrical discharge that can be intentionally directed and managed.


Name: public pathway (infrastructure)
Description: pedestrian path in Drammen


Name: strangers, including Muslims and non-Muslims (Group)
Description: People of different faiths and backgrounds


Name: Shaivism (Hindu Sect)
Description: The sect in Hinduism with a strong devotion to Shiva


Name: empire's territory considerably (geographical entity)
Description: -


Name: Ottoman Turks (military group)
Description: Turkish military forces


Name: is white and powdery (physical property)
Description: the appearance of zinc carbonate


Name: inks, dyes, wood stains, explosives, fireworks, fly paper, and safety matches (commercial products)
Description: various commercial products


Name: Chinese mythology and history (Mythology)
Description: Ancient stories and legends of the Chinese people


Name: Jaguar car (vehicle)
Description: car parked nearby 20 Fenchurch Street


Name: South Slavs from West and East Slavs (people)
Description: the people being referenced (specifically South, West and East Slavs)


Name: Hungarians (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: Karlslunds IF (Sports club)
Description: a multi-sports club specialising in American Football, Bandy, Baseball/Softball, Bowling, Football, Gymnastics, Skiing and Swimming


Name: RAL 6015 (Color code)
Description: a specific shade in the RAL system


Name: Dietary manganese (nutrient)
Description: -


Name: For-profit gemological grading laboratories (organization)
Description: Companies that grade diamonds for profit


Name: Buddhist tantras (Buddhist texts)
Description: -


Name: Rumi (Person)
Description: a Persian poet and Sufi mystic


Name: wall and floor coverings (building feature)
Description: covering material for floors and walls


Name: hydroxylapatite (chemical compound)
Description: mineral found in bones and teeth


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Continental landmass on Earth


Name: Fabergé eggs (artwork)
Description: Russian decorative eggs


Name: First Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: historic dynasty in ancient Egypt


Name: Mechanized Infantry Brigade (military unit)
Description: one of the forces


Name: Ottomans (Historical Empire)
Description: Medieval empire that existed from the 13th to the 20th century


Name: Miniature painting (Art style)
Description: Small, detailed paintings on paper or other surfaces


Name: Indian Culture (Cultural Context)
Description: The cultural heritage and traditions of India


Name: Brackish waters (Geographical location)
Description: Areas with decreased salinity


Name: Indigenous peoples of North America (group)
Description: the prehistoric people who lived around the Great Lakes region of North America


Name: Mount Darwin (Mountain)
Description: mountain peak in the West Coast Range where Darwin glass was first reported


Name: photosynthetic plants (organism)
Description: plants that use sunlight to perform photosynthesis


Name: Hinduism (religion)
Description: A religion practiced by a group of people


Name: economics (field of study)
Description: study of economic systems and behavior


Name: native gold (mineral)
Description: gold in its natural state


Name: the Comptroller General of the United States (Public Official)
Description: established auditing standards for conflict minerals audits


Name: Precision beam-splitter (Device)
Description: thickness must be kept at very high tolerances


Name: Novacap and Votorantim (industrial company)
Description: the industrial companies present in Ouro Preto


Name: Wax (material)
Description: a type of writing material made from wax


Name: laboratory purposes (category)
Description: -


Name: Mahayana Buddhism (Buddhist Tradition)
Description: a school of thought within Buddhism


Name: color dark red (concept)
Description: -


Name: granodiorite (geology)
Description: a type of rock formation


Name: top-tier cut diamond (Concept)
Description: a high-quality diamond that meets certain standards for cut and polish


Name: Inconfidência Mineira (Event)
Description: failed attempt to gain independence from Portugal


Name: hot rocks (geological phenomenon)
Description: rocks with high temperatures


Name: silicon carbide (material)
Description: -


Name: Environmental Integrity Group (Group)
Description: A group of countries promoting environmental integrity


Name: Poseidon (person)
Description: god from Greek mythology


Name: Paul Jouve (artist or illustrator)
Description: an individual who creates illustrations for books and other publications


Name: Populonia (Location)
Description: Etruscan city-state


Name: ÖVP (political party)
Description: Austrian People's Party


Name: Mineral (category)
Description: list of minerals that exhibit twinning


Name: Coloured ribbon (Object)
Description: A ribbon used to attach medals to clothing.


Name: Regular Steel (Material)
Description: The regular type of steel used in vehicles


Name: Spanish philosophical thought (idea)
Description: distinctive Spanish philosophical thought


Name: Annual 5-a-side tournament (Event)
Description: a annual sports event


Name: sulfuric acid (H2SO4) (chemical compound)
Description: a colorless, odorless and corrosive liquid with a strong irritating smell


Name: Wealth in the United States (Economic concept)
Description: Net worth or assets of individuals and families


Name: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Organization)
Description: Government agency responsible for environmental protection


Name: ethnographical versus artistic objects (art historical category)
Description: a classification of art based on type and purpose


Name: radio waves (electromagnetic wave)
Description: type of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths between 1 mm and 10,000 km


Name: Mohs scale (scale)
Description: measures scratch resistance


Name: ±- and ²-fluorine (Solid form)
Description: two solid forms of fluorine


Name: Sacrifice (Concept)
Description: The act of giving up something for the benefit of others


Name: 1 student (Quantity)
Description: number of professional program students as of 2009


Name: the upper social class (social class)
Description: those of high social status, including royalty and nobility


Name: The Dyckman Library (Organization)
Description: Community library in Inwood, Manhattan


Name: southeastern Morocco (geographical feature)
Description: A geographical feature that has oases.


Name: Mammals (Taxonomic rank)
Description: The mammalian class of animals


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


Name: Mino (location)
Description: a city in Japan known for pottery


Name: Initial Embodied Energy (Concept)
Description: The energy consumed to extract, manufacture, deliver, install, the materials.


Name: top lid (part of the urn)
Description: usually depicted a banqueting man or woman


Name: meteorites (astronomy)
Description: extraterrestrial rocks that have fallen to Earth


Name: Hellenistic Fayum mummy portraits (Artwork)
Description: -


Name: Grinding operations (Manufacturing process)
Description: Process of shaping or removing material using a grinder


Name: Ice VII (phase of ice)
Description: a high-pressure phase of water ice


Name: Track produce from origin to retail location (Action)
Description: Following the journey of a product from production to consumption.


Name: alkaline phosphatase (PhoK) (enzyme)
Description: an enzyme that catalyzes the removal of phosphate groups


Name: nephrite jade (type/sub-type)
Description: A specific type of jade


Name: Tyrian purple (color)
Description: a deep reddish-purple color


Name: Falun Mine (Mine)
Description: copper mine located in Dalarna province


Name: José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva (Person)
Description: Brazilian statesman and scientist


Name: Alcohol Dehydrogenase (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of ethanol to acetaldehyde.


Name: Peak Rail steam railway (Railway)
Description: A steam railway


Name: Russia (country)
Description: A country that is a transcontinental country spanning much of northern Eurasia.


Name: SS (Schutzstaffel) (Paramilitary Organization)
Description: the paramilitary wing of the Nazi Party


Name: Tasmanite (tektite) (tektites)
Description: glass of meteorite origin, traditionally named for its geographic location


Name: Diamond (mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of pure carbon


Name: Composite volcanoes (volcano type)
Description: types of volcanoes associated with andesite vents


Name: world (geographical concept)
Description: The total sum of all land, sea, and air on Earth


Name: hydro (Energy source)
Description: Water-based energy generation


Name: Republic of China (ROC) (government)
Description: the government of Taiwan


Name: European embassies (International Organizations)
Description: Diplomatic missions from Europe


Name: Fashion accessories in Victorian era (Concept)
Description: Accessories used during the Victorian era


Name: Joseph Stalin (politician)
Description: the leader of the Soviet Union from 1922 until 1953


Name: Sandpainting (Art form)
Description: art of pouring coloured sands, and powdered pigments from minerals or crystals


Name: Amulets and devotional medals (Jewellery)
Description: ornaments or decorative objects worn or carried on the person


Name: Gemma Augustea (artwork)
Description: A Roman cameo from the reign of Augustus (27 BC-AD 14)


Name: most metal oxides (-)
Description: -


Name: fossil forams (natural object)
Description: a type of fossilized organism


Name: Internal combustion vehicles (Technology)
Description: vehicles that generate power by burning fuel inside an engine


Name: East Indies (Region)
Description: -


Name: pore fluid (Physical Substance)
Description: fluid present between mineral grains in a rock


Name: Monsignor Georges Lemaître (Person)
Description: Belgian priest, cosmologist, and professor


Name: Hominids (Species)
Description: Early hominid species


Name: Ti (Symbol)
Description: The symbol of Titanium


Name: Greenland (Island Country)
Description: -


Name: National Indigenous Languages Survey (NILS) (survey)
Description: Survey on Indigenous languages in Australia


Name: Emerald Green (Thing)
Description: -


Name: Tranquillityite (mineral)
Description: a mineral found in basaltic rocks


Name: Trinity College Dublin, Ireland (Institution)
Description: University in Dublin, Ireland


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


Name: Jimi Hendrix (Musician)
Description: An American musician and singer-songwriter who was known for his experimental and psychedelic sound.


Name: Military, medicine, and meteorology (field of application)
Description: fields that use Ho:Cr:Tm:YAG


Name: Copper (Cu2+) (Chemical element)
Description: chemical component giving green color


Name: cheese, cold cuts, and wine (product category)
Description: types of food and drink made from local ingredients


Name: UK Prime Minister's website (website)
Description: -


Name: PS10 (solar power facility)
Description: solar power tower in Europe


Name: Temelín Nuclear Power Station (Power Plant)
Description: -


Name: Serpentinite (Rock Formation)
Description: A type of rock formation where Taiwan Black Jade is found.


Name: Generative Artificial Intelligence (Technological Concept)
Description: AI that can generate new content


Name: Alpine gentian (plant)
Description: a type of flowering plant


Name: 7Li from 6Li (concept)
Description: separation of Lithium isotopes


Name: Sulayman (Person)
Description: Brother of Hisham I


Name: The Narrows (Waterbody)
Description: -


Name: Steel Industry (Economic Sector)
Description: The industry that produces and uses steel


Name: medium (Concept)
Description: the material used to carry a pigment or other substance


Name: Bhakti sub-schools of Vedanta (school)
Description: -


Name: doux of Thasos (official)
Description: title given to a Byzantine official


Name: Prussia (Historical_state)
Description: State of the Holy Roman Empire that existed from 1701 to 1918


Name: 64Zn (chemical isotope)
Description: -


Name: Thomas Bassett (Person)
Description: Loyalist to the British monarchy during the Revolutionary era


Name: Makrana marble (Type of white marble)
Description: -


Name: immigrant population in Andalusia (Population)
Description: number of people living in Andalusia who were not born there


Name: 11th or 10th century BC (time period)
Description: the date corresponding to the Etruscan nation's origin


Name: British forces (organization)
Description: A group of military personnel serving under the British Crown


Name: New York Red Bulls (Sports Team)
Description: Major League Soccer team


Name: Barrovian metamorphism (Type of metamorphism)
Description: A type of regional metamorphism found in pelitic rock


Name: 17th-century Europe (geographic region)
Description: Europe in the 17th century


Name: Hand Engraving (Discipline)
Description: A specialized field of metalworking that involves creating engravings by hand.


Name: Portoro marble (marble)
Description: a type of metamorphic rock


Name: decline of Minoan primacy (Event)
Description: the decline of the Minoan power and influence


Name: High-durability windows (Material)
Description: -


Name: Albania (Country)
Description: Country in the Balkans


Name: Fremy (Person)
Description: French chemist


Name: surface (Object)
Description: a physical entity with height, width, and depth


Name: Polisario Front (armed group)
Description: Sahrawi rebel national liberation movement


Name: crushed stone in highway construction (material)
Description: as crushed stone in highway construction


Name: British TV scenes (TV Scenes)
Description: locations used for British TV productions


Name: Taiwan Railways Administration (government organization)
Description: operates a circular route around the island


Name: Financial Times (Newspaper)
Description: A UK-based newspaper.


Name: Half-Mourning Colors (Color Scheme)
Description: A palette of colors worn by widows during the final six months


Name: Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (Administrative division)
Description: -


Name: Granulites (Rock Type)
Description: a type of metamorphic rock


Name: Spanish West Florida (Territory)
Description: Former Spanish territory that covered parts of Alabama and Mississippi


Name: East (Region)
Description: A region of countries located between Europe and South Asia.


Name: selling emeralds on the black market (activity)
Description: -


Name: Ink drawings on papyrus (Visual arts technique)
Description: Ancient Egyptian art form


Name: state legislation (legislation)
Description: laws passed by the state government


Name: Ka statue (entities)
Description: -


Name: Capacitor (Electronic Component)
Description: A device used to store electric charge


Name: $26 increase in standard of living (Economic Data)
Description: % growth in average quality of life


Name: Non-spectral colors (Category)
Description: Colors that cannot be pure spectral colors due to desaturation or because they are purples.


Name: Production of iron (Statistic)
Description: statistic related to iron production


Name: Greek flag (Flag)
Description: Flying on a significant number of ships


Name: Serpentinite, Black Schist, Green Schist (Rock Formation)
Description: Contact zones where Taiwan Black Jade is found.


Name: carbonate rocks (category of rock)
Description: a type of sedimentary rock composed mainly of calcium carbonate


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (Group/People)
Description: Ancient Greek civilization in Greece


Name: Antônio Gonçalves Dias (Person)
Description: Brazilian playwright and poet


Name: Normal vector (n) (Mathematical concept)
Description: A vector that is perpendicular to a surface.


Name: Sodium chloride (NaCl) (chemical compound)
Description: Edible salt or table salt (39.34% elemental sodium)


Name: 30% of agrichemicals (product type)
Description: pesticides or fertilizers used in agriculture


Name: cities (settlements)
Description: urban areas


Name: Textile craftswomen (job)
Description: -


Name: Petalite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with the chemical formula LiAlSi4O10.


Name: 1.4 billion (Population Figure)
Description: the approximate number of people living in China


Name: French blanc (Language)
Description: -


Name: crystal lattice (Concept)
Description: A three-dimensional arrangement of atoms


Name: Men's attire (Thing)
Description: Robes, trousers, yuanlingpao, belt, futou, boots


Name: his diamonds (Object)
Description: collection of diamonds


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: Sovereign nation


Name: Blue John (mineral)
Description: a semi-precious mineral, a rare form of fluorite with bands of a purple-blue or yellowish colour


Name: Fluorine (Gas)
Description: The lightest of all halogens


Name: eastern parts (Geographical Region)
Description: The eastern regions of the United Kingdom, characterized by lower rainfall and temperatures compared to the western areas.


Name: representatives of Qing Dynasty (Government Official)
Description: individuals responsible for representing the interests of the Qing Dynasty


Name: Prince (musician) (Musician)
Description: An American musician and singer-songwriter who was known for his eclectic and flamboyant style.


Name: modern psychoanalysis (psychological theory and therapy)
Description: certain forms of modern psychoanalysis


Name: Laacher See caldera (geological feature)
Description: a volcanic caldera located in Germany


Name: Chinese government (Government)
Description: Central authority and administration of China


Name: Eutrophication (Environmental process)
Description: The process by which an ecosystem becomes enriched in nutrients, leading to an overgrowth of algae and other organisms.


Name: Hephaestus (deity)
Description: the Greek god of fire and the forge


Name: Sapphire glass (Material)
Description: a type of glass


Name: $29,726 (currency)
Description: Median household income


Name: the Axis and Allied powers (Concept)
Description: The belligerents involved in communication activities


Name: Massylii (Ethnic Group)
Description: Independent state in North Africa


Name: Kingdom (Historical State)
Description: Medieval state with a monarch as head of government


Name: BrF3 (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: GDP per capita (Economic indicator)
Description: $2,459 (PPP)


Name: 4-5 cm (Measurement)
Description: four to five centimeters in length


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Russian Empire


Name: Ipswich Museum (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Brig (location/settlement)
Description: A city in Valais, Switzerland


Name: parae (Cultural artifact)
Description: An elaborate costume worn by the Chief Mourner


Name: local communities (Geographic region)
Description: -


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in East Asia


Name: phosphorus, sulfur and other nutrients besides carbon and nitrogen pools (nutrient)
Description: -


Name: U.S. Space & Rocket Center (location)
Description: space museum and visitor attraction in Huntsville


Name: Amedeo Avogadro (Person)
Description: Italian chemist and physicist


Name: Research and Development Budget (Economic Indicator)
Description: Measure of a country's investment in scientific research


Name: Football League Championship (Leagues)
Description: Level of English football leagues


Name: French Consulate (historical institution)
Description: Governmental body that ruled France from 1799 to 1804


Name: Missouri Court of Appeals (institution)
Description: The Missouri Court of Appeals is an intermediate appellate court divided into three districts.


Name: Baker v. Carr (court case)
Description: -


Name: compounds adopting the NiAs structure (substance)
Description: -


Name: Criminal Code (Law)
Description: A type of law that deals with criminal offenses.


Name: Government of Serbia (Government)
Description: The government of Serbia


Name: oak apple or gall-nut (plant part)
Description: -


Name: energy (Physical Quantity)
Description: The ability to do work or cause change.


Name: Maryland (location)
Description: -


Name: attack on Mocha's port (event)
Description: A reported attack by Houthi rebels in 2021


Name: Paps of Jura (geographical feature)
Description: mountains in Scotland


Name: Victorian Era (Period)
Description: Time span in which events occur


Name: Alitalia (Company/Organization)
Description: previous Italian flag carrier airline company


Name: Oil paintings (Artwork)
Description: a type of painting


Name: Assistants and Friends (Group/Individuals)
Description: people who assisted Warhol


Name: 70 percent of Taiwan's population (percentage)
Description: Population belonging to the Hoklo ethnic group


Name: another city (city)
Description: another twinned city (name not specified)


Name: Paul Eudel (Person)
Description: French collector and art critic


Name: Azurite (Mineral)
Description: A soft, deep-blue copper mineral


Name: Iron (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Fe and atomic number 26


Name: 88,088 (Number)
Description: net migration figure


Name: Georg Jensen (Person)
Description: Danish silversmith and jeweller


Name: Porte (Historical Institution)
Description: Government of the Ottoman Empire


Name: 20th century (Time Period)
Description: early 20th century


Name: Meritocracy (System of Government)
Description: a system in which positions are awarded based on merit and qualifications


Name: Brown-black copper oxide (Layer)
Description: Protects underlying metal from further corrosion


Name: Labour Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: A UK centre-left political party


Name: Diamond (Hardest known natural mineral)
Description: A crystalline form of carbon with a high hardness


Name: Influential fashion weeks (Fashion Week)
Description: -


Name: Franco-Prussian War (war)
Description: a conflict between France and Prussia from 1870 to 1871


Name: Increasing domestic recycling (Concept)
Description: goal of the National Strategy for Electronics Stewardship report


Name: acid rain (phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: banded fluorspar (Mineral)
Description: a type of fluorite with banding similar to Blue John


Name: iron oxide (mineral)
Description: minor amounts of former cementing materials, iron oxide, silica, carbonate and clay, often migrate during recrystallization


Name: Opal (mineral)
Description: a hydrated form of silica


Name: numerous elements of traditional Chinese culture (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Pseudotachylyte (rock)
Description: an extremely fine-grained to glassy, dark, cohesive rock


Name: recurring family rituals (social practice)
Description: regular gatherings of a family


Name: Vodun and Orisha veneration (Religion)
Description: An animistic religion practiced among the Yoruba and Tado peoples in the center and south of Benin


Name: 10,000 years old (Time Period)
Description: geological age


Name: Winter Olympics (event)
Description: International sporting event


Name: Niccolite (mineral)
Description: nickel ore


Name: Eurasia (Region)
Description: Geographical region


Name: titanium alloy (Material)
Description: an alloy made of titanium and other elements


Name: cross-hatching (Technique)
Description: a method of shading in woodcut prints


Name: Roman garrison (military unit)
Description: group of soldiers stationed in a location


Name: glomeruli (anatomical structure)
Description: functional units of the kidneys


Name: 1800 (Year)
Description: Year of treaty signing


Name: 1830 (Year)
Description: the year the Kingdom of Greece was established


Name: Tunisian culture (Concept)
Description: Cultural traditions of Tunisia


Name: Mining companies' expenses for natural colorless diamonds (Entity)
Description: Cost incurred by mining companies for natural diamonds.


Name: water (chemical compound)
Description: a chemical compound composed of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom


Name: gossamer and velvet fabrics to Western Europe (Trade)
Description: Export of goods from Andros to Western Europe


Name: Copper (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Cu


Name: Maienfeld (Town)
Description: From Maienfeld, where passengers transfer to the Rhaetian Railway and PostBus routes.


Name: Sea sponges (Organism)
Description: Dermatoporidae


Name: Europe (geographic region)
Description: the continent inhabited by humans, comprising many countries


Name: clear Boundaries (concept)
Description: ...make it harder for other professions


Name: Triclinic hemihedral (Space group type)
Description: A space group type associated with the triclinic crystal system.


Name: Louvre (museum)
Description: museum in Paris that has some of the Parthenon Marbles on display


Name: hydrodesulfurization and Ziegler–Natta polymerizations (chemical process)
Description: two chemical processes that utilize aluminium oxide as a catalyst support


Name: Paskhas (Indonesian Air Force corps) (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Harvey (2003) (article)
Description: a scientific article about meteorites


Name: Great Moravian jewellery style (art_style)
Description: Unique art style developed in Great Moravia


Name: Blood/Peritoneum (Body Part/Biological Fluid)
Description: Blood and peritoneal fluid


Name: local Neolithic culture (culture)
Description: culture that developed into Minoan civilization


Name: cubic crystal system (Crystal System)
Description: A classification of crystals based on their geometric structure.


Name: Gold (commodity)
Description: precious metal


Name: many different textual collections (Collection of texts)
Description: in different languages (Sanskrit, Pali, Tibetan, Chinese)


Name: iodide process (Chemical Process)
Description: a chemical process


Name: Smartism (Hinduism current)
Description: A major Hinduism modern current classified by primary deity or deities as five deities treated as equals.


Name: Social class (Society)
Description: a level of social hierarchy


Name: Black Sea (body of water)
Description: the largest body of water that borders Ukraine to the south


Name: Greek Navy during the First Balkan War (Military Force)
Description: Group of soldiers, sailors, or airmen under a single command


Name: Minium (Material)
Description: red pigment used by artists in the Middle Ages


Name: human figures (Artistic Subject)
Description: A subject in Minoan art depicting humans


Name: Landscapes (Visual art genre)
Description: -


Name: Paul Reinecke (Person)
Description: -


Name: buildings (structure)
Description: residences, offices, etc.


Name: cattle (Group (animals))
Description: domesticated mammals


Name: Stylus (input device)
Description: used to input text into electronic devices


Name: Visible Light Spectrum (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: the range of wavelengths in the visible spectrum


Name: Portuguese Cortes (Parliament)
Description: Legislative body of Portugal


Name: European Communities (Organization)
Description: An international organization that preceded the European Union


Name: Purple (color) (Colour term)
Description: the English word for a specific shade of red-violet


Name: ceramics (Material)
Description: category of hard, non-metallic materials


Name: Anticancer drugs (Class of therapeutic agents)
Description: Drugs used to treat cancer


Name: Troy (Archaeological Site)
Description: A prehistoric human habitation in Turkey


Name: Continental crust (geological feature)
Description: the outermost solid layer of a terrestrial planet's continental region


Name: Elamite Temple at Chogha Zanbil (Historical building)
Description: An ancient temple in Iran


Name: European cathedrals (list_of_buildings)
Description: buildings associated with the color white


Name: Anaerobic bacteria (Organism)
Description: Bacteria that thrive in environments without oxygen.


Name: Ancient Egypt (Cultural Entity)
Description: -


Name: Central Europe (geographical location)
Description: -


Name: bullfighting (CulturalMovement)
Description: Spanish art form that originated in Andalusia


Name: Mid-Atlantic Ridge and Hirondelle faults (Geological Formation)
Description: -


Name: American Gem Trade Association (organization)
Description: trade association for gem and jewelry industry


Name: Euro (Currency)
Description: A currency used by several European countries


Name: lanthanides (Group of Elements)
Description: -


Name: baseball field on Bailey Avenue and 233rd Street (sports facility)
Description: field location


Name: House of Savoy (dynasty)
Description: Monarchical dynasty


Name: Second and Third Epistle of John (Literary work)
Description: a pair of Christian letters


Name: countries farther south (group)
Description: -


Name: Children (population group)
Description: individuals from birth to 18 years old


Name: Online memorial (Concept)
Description: a digital representation of a memorial, often created on websites and social media


Name: Peter Berridge (person)
Description: -


Name: Penghu (Geography)
Description: An archipelago in Taiwan


Name: Kais Saied (Person)
Description: President of Tunisia


Name: Vallis Poenina (geographical region)
Description: the upper Rhône valley in Switzerland


Name: Clalit (Organization)
Description: Israeli health maintenance organization


Name: Limestone formations (Rock formation)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock formation


Name: iron (Chemical Element)
Description: a transition metal