Name: Ipswich railway station (location)
Description: railway station in Ipswich


Name: Italian Republic (concept)
Description: the government and society of modern-day Italy


Name: world (concept)
Description: global reference point


Name: Food (Substance)
Description: Edible material obtained from plants or animals


Name: Troctolite, gabbro and ultramafic cumulates (Rock type)
Description: Type of rocks found in the lower oceanic crust


Name: cells (printing dots)
Description: small areas on the surface that create one printing dot each


Name: Impurity (Crystallographic defect)
Description: the 'wrong' type of atom is present in a crystal


Name: Goldsmiths of London (Group of People)
Description: People who dealt in gold in London.


Name: 42,000 (Number)
Description: The approximate number of Jews in Belgium.


Name: BAFTA Film Awards (Award Show)
Description: an annual award ceremony presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts to recognize excellence in film, television, and games.


Name: Statue of Zeus at Olympia (artwork)
Description: a chryselephantine statue


Name: Village music (music type)
Description: collective performance for dancing


Name: Tengri worship (Religion)
Description: Worship of the deity Tengri


Name: Neutron (Particle)
Description: Subatomic particle with zero charge


Name: Marble pieces (product)
Description: Pieces of Yule marble available for purchase


Name: Romanized population in what is now northern France (population)
Description: people who were Romanized


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: Kingdom that was involved in the Eighty Years War against the Dutch rebels.


Name: Democratic Party (US) (Political party)
Description: -


Name: tens of thousands (number)
Description: quantity


Name: Ecological footprint of consumption (Demographics)
Description: Measure of human impact on the environment


Name: GHG emissions in China (Environmental indicator)
Description: Measure of greenhouse gas emissions in China


Name: Nederpop (genre)
Description: a contemporary Dutch rock and pop music style


Name: hand-soldering (process)
Description: individual hand-soldered attachment of components


Name: Cowee Valley (Geographic Location)
Description: A valley in Macon County, North Carolina


Name: arrephoroi (Group)
Description: group of young girls chosen to serve Athena each year


Name: 40° and 43° N, and mostly between longitudes 20° and 23° E (Geographic Coordinates)
Description: Latitude and longitude of North Macedonia


Name: Alghero, Sardinia (geographical_feature)
Description: -


Name: Balkan League (International Organization)
Description: alliance of countries in the Balkans


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (people)
Description: -


Name: HRH Prince Albert (Person)
Description: Patron of the museum


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: the continuation of the Roman Empire after the fall of Rome in 476 AD


Name: British-ruled Palestine (Location)
Description: area under British rule


Name: Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Religious Organization)
Description: A Christian denomination with headquarters in Independence, Missouri


Name: Lindsay Chemical Division (company)
Description: first to commercialize large-scale ion-exchange purification of neodymium


Name: Cutting and thrusting (Combat techniques)
Description: -


Name: Etruria (Ancient people)
Description: an ancient civilization living in present-day Italy


Name: Nitrogen and Sulfur (Elements)
Description: Chemical elements


Name: Gisela Richter (person)
Description: art historian and archaeologist


Name: Cabochon cutting (Trade/Craft)
Description: -


Name: ~80,000–100,000 grit or ~½λ–¼λ (level of surface roughness)
Description: a measurement of the texture of a surface in terms of its ability to produce specular reflection


Name: parcels (Concept)
Description: Packages sent through the mail.


Name: Goldsmith bankers (Occupation/Profession)
Description: profession of making and managing gold coins


Name: Constantine (Person)
Description: Christian bishop and theologian


Name: early 15th century BC (historical period)
Description: a phase of Mycenaean Greece


Name: Berber peoples (people group)
Description: Indigenous people of North Africa


Name: Academy Awards (Award Show)
Description: -


Name: Uranyl carbonate (chemical compound)
Description: a compound containing the uranyl ion


Name: Pimpleback shells (Shell type)
Description: -


Name: Kyiv city youth library (Library)
Description: A library for children and young adults in Kiev


Name: argon (gas-based coolant)
Description: a gas used as a coolant in detonation synthesis


Name: Saffron (Plant Species)
Description: a type of flowering plant


Name: Syro-Phoenician jewelers (people)
Description: Settlers in southern Etruria who taught local apprentices the art of granulation and filigree


Name: Greek Parliament (Governmental Institution)
Description: Legislative body of Greece


Name: Lapidary (practice)
Description: the practice of shaping stone, minerals, or gemstones into decorative items


Name: Colloidal gold particles (Concept)
Description: suspensions of gold nanoparticles


Name: National Referendum (Election Event)
Description: A national referendum held in North Macedonia


Name: kana (hiragana and katakana) (Writing system)
Description: system of phonograms developed in the Heian period


Name: Pope Paul II (Historical Figure)
Description: Pope from 1464 to 1471


Name: Al Beruni (historian)
Description: an Persian historian and geographer


Name: Rhodochrosite (Mineral)
Description: a manganese carbonate mineral


Name: Brilliant white light (Optics)
Description: -


Name: 1958 (Year)
Description: A specific year


Name: Rindal Municipality (Administrative Division)
Description: Municipality located to the north of Oppdal Municipality


Name: Monasteries (institution)
Description: a place where some monastics live


Name: Caballos Novaculite (geological formation)
Description: novaculate in Texas showing signs of very shallow water deposition


Name: Hittite records (text/source)
Description: ancient texts written by the Hittites


Name: Frederick II (historical ruler)
Description: an emperor of the Holy Roman Empire


Name: Peridots found in Meteorites (Type of Peridot)
Description: a classification of peridot based on origin


Name: The golden age of illustration (historical period)
Description: a time period in American history when illustration was particularly popular and influential


Name: Bronze Artefacts (Material Culture)
Description: Artificial objects made from bronze metal


Name: uranium nuclei (specific composite particle)
Description: type of nucleus made up of protons and neutrons


Name: German units (military unit)
Description: a military unit of Nazi Germany


Name: 165,000 people (Number of people)
Description: Estimated number of Sahrawi refugees living in Algeria


Name: Atomic mirror (Type of Mirror)
Description: A mirror designed to reflect matter waves


Name: trans-Saharan trade routes (trade network)
Description: -


Name: Manganese accumulation in marine organisms (phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Fish (Food Category)
Description: Meat that is obtained from fish, which are cold-blooded aquatic animals


Name: Mexico (Country)
Description: The major supplier of fluorine.


Name: Gibbs free energy (Property)
Description: a measure of the energy available to do work in a system


Name: Kagutsuchi (Deity)
Description: Japanese god child of Izanagi and Izanami


Name: Coin orientation (Concepts)
Description: Type of coin orientation where one side is upside down


Name: Nuggets (Geological formation)
Description: Relatively pure gold deposits


Name: Ukrainians (ethnic_group)
Description: -


Name: Mathieu Kérékou (Person)
Description: The president who announced the phase of economic liberalism in Benin


Name: Human eye (Body part)
Description: the organ responsible for perceiving colors


Name: River Inver (Body of water)
Description: -


Name: Spain's vegetation (Biodiversity)
Description: The plant life in Spain


Name: Ceramic topped stoves (Object)
Description: An object with a ceramic top used for cooking


Name: plant beneficial substance (Agriculture)
Description: -


Name: Luftwaffe (air force)
Description: the air force of Germany


Name: de-Byzantinification and de-Ottomanisation (Concept)
Description: Process of promoting Ancient Greek heritage


Name: Pierre Curie (Person)
Description: Polish-born physicist and chemist


Name: Migration (Event)
Description: Movement of people from one place to another


Name: Potassium excess (Medical condition)
Description: Can result in various electrocardiographic abnormalities


Name: meteorites (space debris)
Description: -


Name: 18th- and 19th-century philosophers (group)
Description: like Kant and Hegel


Name: 7.08 g/cm3 (physical property)
Description: a measure of mass per unit volume


Name: Minor calyx (Kidney structure)
Description: A small cavity in the kidney that collects urine.


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Carnotite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral of uranium vanadium oxide, found in sandstone.


Name: cobalt blue (Pigment)
Description: -


Name: trade language (concept)
Description: -


Name: Constitutional Tribunal (institution)
Description: a tribunal responsible for constitutional matters in Spain


Name: Serra de Tramuntana (mountain range)
Description: mountain range in Mallorca


Name: Randstad, Heineken, KLM, ING, ABN AMRO, Rabobank, DSM, AKZO, Shell plc, Philips, ASML, TomTom (Companies)
Description: -


Name: Aztec Empire (Concept)
Description: A confederation of city-states in Mexico


Name: Chromium (Element)
Description: a chemical element


Name: Mayday (band)
Description: Taiwanese rock band


Name: Bursten (2020) (Authoritative Work)
Description: -


Name: Michel Foucault (Person)
Description: A French philosopher and social theorist


Name: Neanderthals (Species)
Description: A type of human that lived in Europe and Asia


Name: Jeux de la Francophonie (Event)
Description: International multi-sport event for French-speaking countries


Name: Australia (country)
Description: the country and continent that is home to many unique and diverse ecosystems


Name: organic minerals (mineral group)
Description: a class of minerals that contain carbon from living organisms


Name: Harvard University survey (2020) (report or study)
Description: -


Name: Zadok the Priest (Composition)
Description: Oratorio composed by George Frideric Handel for the coronation of George II


Name: Parker Brilliant (diamond cut) (Diamond Cut)
Description: Benchmark for diamond cuts that is no longer used


Name: economic development (Service)
Description: Promotion of economic growth within the municipality


Name: Asphalt Shingles (material)
Description: a type of roofing material made from asphalt and fiberglass


Name: Boston and Albany Railroad (railroad line)
Description: former railroad company operating between Boston and Albany, New York


Name: chain with Rudrakshas (object)
Description: a type of waist string


Name: Stirrup jars (Pottery type)
Description: Type of pottery used for storing wine and oil


Name: Art Deco Period (Cultural Movement)
Description: -


Name: New England (region)
Description: Historical and cultural region in the northeastern United States


Name: laws related to obtaining property by deception (regulation)
Description:  Theft Act 1978 laws


Name: Genetic relations of the western Nevada ores (Topic)
Description: -


Name: Ivory Coast's Constitutional Council (organization)
Description: the Constitutional Council of Ivory Coast, responsible for supervising the country's elections and ensuring their legality


Name: Reliable information (Resource)
Description: Accurate data about product characteristics and impacts.


Name: 73,000 (Population)
Description: People living in the Walloon Region


Name: England (country)
Description: a country in Western Europe


Name: Southern Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: The region where Spain is located, which also includes Italy and other neighboring countries.


Name: Benmore Lady (vessel)
Description: a boat on the Benmore Estate


Name: rezoning of Inwood (urban planning project)
Description: approved in 2018


Name: French troops (military_force)
Description: their


Name: prasiolite (type of quartz)
Description: a type of quartz that is green in color


Name: Ringworms (Endoparasites)
Description: endoparasite species


Name: Graphite and other non-diamond carbon forms (Chemical compound)
Description: impurities that are present in detonation nanodiamonds


Name: Silicate (Chemical compound)
Description: any member of a family of polyatomic anions consisting of silicon and oxygen


Name: New England (region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States.


Name: Copper, tungsten, iron, tin, molybdenum, zinc-lead, and gold (chemistry)
Description: metals such as copper, gold, etc. that are considered economically valuable


Name: Royal Geographical Society (institution)
Description: -


Name: small Japanese field mouse (Species)
Description: -


Name: Indigenous population (Group)
Description: aboriginal people living in Australia


Name: Heliodor (gemstone variety)
Description: a yellow variety of the Beryl mineral species


Name: The Church of Scotland (Organization)
Description: national church in Scotland


Name: electrolysis of magnesium salts (process)
Description: the process of obtaining Magnesium


Name: Government of Ukraine (Organization)
Description: The government of Ukraine


Name: Chios Town (Town)
Description: Main town and harbour on the island


Name: papers of Marie Curie (Object)
Description: personal documents of Marie Curie


Name: None (contextual) (-)
Description: -


Name: Princess cut diamond (diamond cut)
Description: a popular diamond shape


Name: Zond 5 (spacecraft)
Description: first spacecraft to circumnavigate the Moon with Earthlings on board


Name: ferromagnetism (physical property)
Description: -


Name: International Mineralogical Association (Organization)
Description: organization that accepts minerals


Name: Tata Steel (company)
Description: Indian steel producer


Name: high-end home, pro audio, and public address applications (Audio Application Type)
Description: High-end audio applications, typically used in professional or high-end consumer settings.


Name: The B-40 Janamsakhi (Text)
Description: A hagiography of Guru Nanak's life


Name: public art (artistic medium)
Description: three-dimensional artwork displayed in a public setting


Name: President Obama (Person)
Description: 44th President of the United States


Name: pottery, seals, figurines, and colorful frescoes (artwork)
Description: types of artwork in Minoan art style


Name: CCP (organization)
Description: the Communist Party of China


Name: bimetallic monetary system (System)
Description: -


Name: stones (material)
Description: natural or artificial substances used to create objects


Name: coal (Energy source)
Description: fossil fuel energy source


Name: vein or lump graphite (type of natural graphite)
Description: rarest, most valuable, and highest quality type of natural graphite


Name: forsterite and fayalite (olivine minerals)
Description: calcium free olivines


Name: Aztec culture (Culture)
Description: A complex system of social norms, values, and beliefs of the Aztecs


Name: Giving birth (action)
Description: -


Name: long flowing sleeved jacket (type of clothing)
Description: -


Name: Gothic style (architectural style)
Description: an architectural style that originated in the Middle Ages


Name: Greater India (geographic region)
Description: the Indian subcontinent and surrounding areas


Name: GaN-based blue LEDs (Device)
Description: -


Name: South Moravian region (Region)
Description: a geographical area within the Czech Republic


Name: old (time period)
Description: a past era


Name: four major marga (paths) of Hinduism (Hindu concept)
Description: The four primary paths to achieve spiritual growth in Hinduism: Bhakti Yoga, Karma Yoga, Rāja Yoga, and Jñāna Yoga


Name: areas where jade usage was evident (Location)
Description: Geographical regions where jade was commonly used


Name: Harvard University (Institution)
Description: Private university


Name: Sea Urchin (Organism)
Description: general term for sea urchin species


Name: Bible (Text)
Description: Holy scripture of Christianity that contains stories, teachings, and prophecies


Name: Diamonds (Material)
Description: a type of mineral used in jewelry


Name: red with a white background (shubun) (style)
Description: lettering style on jitsuin


Name: Photoengraving (Process)
Description: A technique used to create prints or engravings.


Name: Bridgmanite (Mineral)
Description: Mineral discovered by Percy Bridgman


Name: Linear B archives (Concept)
Description: Ancient Greek writing system


Name: Arsenuranospathite, Chadwickite, Metakahlerite, Metakirchheimerite, Metauranospinite Pharmacolite (Mineral species)
Description: five mineral species found at the mine


Name: πορφύρα (porphura) (Word)
Description: the Greek word for Tyrian purple dye


Name: B-G interval (Type of measurement)
Description: A specific range used to measure dispersion


Name: Kåre Willoch (person)
Description: prime minister


Name: Su Song (historical figure)
Description: Chinese scientist and cartographer who created star maps using equidistant cylindrical projection.


Name: thousands of other asteroids in the asteroid belt (group of objects)
Description: a group of small bodies in the asteroid belt


Name: Ural Mountains region (Geographic Location)
Description: -


Name: 81–83 °F and lows of 68–73 °F (Temperature Range)
Description: the high and low temperatures in summer


Name: light-yellow or even colorless diamonds (type of diamond)
Description: diamonds with light-yellow or no color


Name: Milk (Food and Drink)
Description: -


Name: high pressures (condition)
Description: state of being compressed or squeezed


Name: Vedic Kings in India (historical period)
Description: Ancient Indian rulers


Name: global potassium chemical production (Economic indicator)
Description: -


Name: Abd ar-Rahman (Person)
Description: Governor of Spain


Name: conviction rate of most European countries (geopolitical entities)
Description: Countries located on the continent of Europe


Name: Semiconducting properties (Property)
Description: Desired electrical property of semiconductor material


Name: Clouds (Atmospheric Phenomenon)
Description: Scattering also occurs even more strongly in clouds.


Name: EPMA (Electron Probe Microanalysis) (Scientific Study)
Description: -


Name: Cisleithania (region)
Description: a federal state within Austria-Hungary, comprising most of modern-day Czech Republic and parts of Poland


Name: 1979 (Year)
Description: year of award


Name: blue-collar natives (social class)
Description: -


Name: magnesium silicate perovskite (mineral composition)
Description: a type of perovskite probably the most abundant mineral phase in the Earth


Name: Boniface (Person)
Description: Anglo-Saxon missionary who was murdered by the Frisians in 754 AD


Name: fossil record (record)
Description: a collection of preserved remains of ancient organisms


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: a country in Central Europe


Name: Cleavage (Property of Slate)
Description: one line of breakability


Name: hills containing Ras Tabia, La Rabta, La Kasbah, Montfleury and La Manoubia (geographical feature)
Description: a range of hills in Tunis


Name: male worshippers (group)
Description: Male individuals performing religious rites.


Name: Owners of the cows (group of people)
Description: people who own cows


Name: Meshwesh dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Ancient Libyan dynasty that ruled Egypt


Name: Governors of Ivory Coast (Government Official)
Description: Top officials in charge of governance within Ivory Coast


Name: Marxist model in cultural studies (Theory)
Description: Cultural studies approach from a Marxist perspective


Name: Tethys Sea (sea)
Description: ancient sea that deposited sediments on Mallorca


Name: Early Buddhist Texts (Text)
Description: Ancient texts that present the path to liberation


Name: midnight of the 15th (time)
Description: -


Name: Senusret III and Amenemhet III (Pharaohs)
Description: two ancient Egyptian pharaohs who ruled from the 19th to the 18th century BC


Name: 239U (isotope)
Description: uranium-239


Name: Shruti scriptures (text/scripture)
Description: Revealed texts of Hinduism with highest authority


Name: Hip replacements (Medical implant)
Description: A surgical procedure to replace a hip joint with an artificial one.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A major world religion founded in India


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Rock type)
Description: Rocks formed from the transformation of existing rocks under high pressure and temperature


Name: Molybdate (Chemical compound)
Description: Yellow solid chemical compound


Name: 1.74% (88) Asian (racial composition)
Description: percentage of residents by ethnicity


Name: identity politics (concept)
Description: politics surrounding the definition of Taiwanese culture


Name: Painting (Concept)
Description: Artistic medium using pigments


Name: government forces (military force)
Description: armed forces controlled by the government


Name: Chios Harbour (Harbour)
Description: Main harbour of Chios Town


Name: Frei Otto (architect)
Description: German architect and engineer


Name: Arab ancestry (ancestry)
Description: Population of 15-20 million people


Name: asylum seekers (Group of People)
Description: people seeking protection or refuge in France


Name: Boston accent (dialect)
Description: -


Name: Packaging (Label)
Description: The container or label on a product that provides information


Name: Friedrich Ebert (person)
Description: The first President of the Weimar Republic


Name: Hekatompedos (Nickname)
Description: Nickname given to the Parthenon due to its beauty and proportions


Name: Duchy of Swabia (Geopolitical entity)
Description: Historical state in Central Europe


Name: Performing arts (Art form)
Description: Type of art that uses performance, such as music, dance, and theater


Name: Collections today (Collection)
Description: A collection of items that are relevant to the current time period.


Name: Engström et al. (Researcher)
Description: -


Name: Vincennes (location)
Description: City in France


Name: anyang tomb (geographical location)
Description: -


Name: hydroelectric sources (Energy source)
Description: renewable energy source using water


Name: Plaquette (Concept)
Description: A small plaque or medal, often used to commemorate an event or person


Name: Istanbul Archaeology Museum (museum)
Description: -


Name: Zhou Li (text)
Description: Chinese text


Name: Venus Express orbiter (spacecraft)
Description: European Space Agency spacecraft that orbited Venus from 2006 to 2014


Name: Nicholas I of Russia (Person)
Description: Emperor of Russia from 1825 to 1855


Name: muscles and ligaments (anatomical component)
Description: connective tissue that attaches muscles to bones


Name: Arretium, Caisra, Clevsin, Curtun, Perusna, Pupluna, Veii, Tarchna, Vetluna, Volterra, Velzna, and Velch (settlements)
Description: the cities in the league


Name: Prague (City)
Description: the capital city, influenced by urban factors


Name: Spanish cinema (cinema)
Description: Major international success


Name: African Americans (ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: significant national Belgian political parties (Political Party)
Description: -


Name: People of distinguished background (Population)
Description: -


Name: Venus effect (psychological phenomenon)
Description: phenomenon where people see their own reflection in a mirror, but actually see the camera and its operator


Name: human existence, earth's integrity and biodiversity, security of nations, heritage of future generations (issue)
Description: threats to human existence


Name: species of animals, fungi and plants (biological diversity)
Description: -


Name: Aleksandar Protogerov (person)
Description: an IMRO leader


Name: life's evolutionary epic (metaphorical description)
Description: A poetic way to describe the history of life on Earth, as recorded by fossils and geological formations.


Name: Gas gangrene (Disease)
Description: A condition caused by bacterial infection.


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


Name: schists and gneisses (geology)
Description: types of foliated rocks


Name: hydrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly flammable, colourless gas at room temperature and pressure.


Name: Craft specialization at Knossos (Archaeological Find)
Description: Evidence of workshops within the Knossos palace.


Name: Ahmad Shah Durrani (Person)
Description: Founder of the Durrani Empire


Name: Eldar Ryazanov and Leonid Gaidai (Filmmaker)
Description: Soviet film directors known for their comedies


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


Name: Internal Radiation Damage (Process)
Description: Damage caused by radioactive decay


Name: MIUO3 (chemical compound)
Description: A specific uranate with barium and uranium


Name: North Holland (province) (Location)
Description: Province in the Netherlands, 1799-present


Name: vivid green costumes (Article of clothing)
Description: the type of garment worn by the people depicted in the ceramics


Name: OECD countries (Organization)
Description: Economic cooperation organization consisting of developed economies.


Name: Specially Protected Areas of Mediterranean Importance (concept)
Description: natural areas designated by the Barcelona Convention for protection


Name: FIBA Oceania (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Fire (Concept)
Description: The spectral colors produced by a diamond as it disperses white light.


Name: the rarity of blue pigment (Concept)
Description: the rarity of blue pigment made it even more valuable


Name: Swadlincote (town)
Description: a town and civil parish in Derbyshire, England


Name: Mandaean art (Artistic style)
Description: -


Name: providing a catalyst (chemical substance)
Description: adding a substance to facilitate the reaction


Name: Heat sinks (Component)
Description: Heat dissipation devices


Name: titanium tetrachloride (Chemical Substance)
Description: a chemical compound


Name: The Vichy regime (Government)
Description: the government of France during World War II


Name: 3.72% (Percentage)
Description: Economic growth per annum between 2000 and 2006


Name: Turkish Black Sea coast (Geographical region)
Description: The coastal areas of Turkey that face the Black Sea.


Name: Archduke Franz Ferdinand (Person)
Description: -


Name: Jugurtha (King of Numidia)
Description: Illegitimate grandson of Masinissa and king of the Masaesyli


Name: Polish campaign of colonization (event)
Description: Polish colonization efforts in Eastern Europe


Name: Zurbarán, Velázquez, Murillo, etc. (Artist)
Description: Notable painters


Name: Orange exiles (group)
Description: exiled members of the House of Orange-Nassau


Name: 16th century carved and engraved gems (work of art)
Description: carved and engraved gems produced in the 16th century


Name: retail stores (business establishment)
Description: stores that sell goods to the public


Name: Bananas (Fruit)
Description: Yellow fruit


Name: Metasomatic rocks (Type)
Description: Type of rock altered by metasomatism


Name: bearskin (military headdress)
Description: a type of military hat


Name: Ukrainian refugees (people)
Description: Approximately 96,000 as of May 2023


Name: Dalarna County (county)
Description: -


Name: Dutch language (Language)
Description: as one of its official languages


Name: marble (metamorphic rock)
Description: -


Name: U.S. (country)
Description: sovereign state located primarily in North America


Name: Huang pendants (Object)
Description: -


Name: 100 BC (Time period)
Description: -


Name: ringwoodite (mineral phase)
Description: phase at pressures above 14 GPa and 800°C


Name: IMA Commission on New Minerals and Mineral Names (Commission)
Description: An organization responsible for reviewing and classifying new mineral names.


Name: Japan (political entity)
Description: -


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: East Asian country with a population of around 128 million


Name: Kingdom of Dahomey (Kingdom)
Description: a kingdom founded on the Abomey plateau


Name: Mafic igneous rocks (geological formation)
Description: a type of rock formed from magma


Name: Convergent boundaries (Geological feature)
Description: areas where crust is forced into the Earth as part of subduction


Name: Nikos Dendias (person)
Description: current Minister for Foreign Affairs


Name: Culture of Greece (Concept)
Description: Single, cohesive entity of its multifaceted culture


Name: Norwegian citizens (group)
Description: Population of Norway


Name: Elastic modulus (Physical property)
Description: property measured by nanoindentation and AFM


Name: Communism, Socialism (Ideologies)
Description: ideological movements that associated Red with their symbols


Name: J. Sikorska's boarding school (Educational Institution)
Description: Boarding school where Maria Curie attended


Name: New Castle County, Delaware (county)
Description: County in the state of Delaware, USA


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


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: an organization of European countries


Name: Mexico's ancient civilizations (Historical Period)
Description: Ancient cultures of Mesoamerica


Name: David Rouach (Person)
Description: ethnologist who wrote about Jewish tradition in Morocco


Name: United States (Country)
Description: the United States of America


Name: hill (landform)
Description: an upland with a relative height of up to 200 m (660 ft)


Name: Pomegranate syrup (Food)
Description: A liquid condiment made from pomegranates


Name: Roman Tomb (ArchaeologicalSite)
Description: an ancient tomb in Gresso, Switzerland


Name: Glacial meltwater (water source)
Description: Water produced by melting glaciers


Name: Square bipyramid (Mathematical concept)
Description: Polyhedron composed of two square pyramids base-to-base


Name: Green (Color)
Description: the color between cyan and yellow on the visible spectrum


Name: Philippines (geographical location)
Description: an archipelago country located east of mainland Asia


Name: De Beers (Company)
Description: A diamond mining company


Name: North Macedonia (country)
Description: -


Name: Northern Niger (Region)
Description: The region where the Berbers live


Name: Mafic and Ultramafic Rocks (Rocks)
Description: rocks that can absorb CO2


Name: Roman Empire (empire)
Description: ancient Roman state


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located off the northwestern coast of Europe.


Name: Microscopic Mirrors (Concept)
Description: Tiny reflective surfaces used in electronics


Name: drought, famine, war, or some combination of the three (Event)
Description: a time of widespread hunger, disease, conflict, or other challenges


Name: Morocco (country)
Description: Geographical area, including its people


Name: tourist destination (title)
Description: a popular tourist destination in summer and winter


Name: terrestrial vertebrates (species group)
Description: group of animals that are vertebrate and living on land


Name: Percy W. Bridgman House (Building)
Description: Historic house in Massachusetts


Name: Master of the Housebook (Artist)
Description: south German fifteenth-century artist and printmaker


Name: mineral impurities (geological term)
Description: such as clay, silt, sand, iron oxides, or chert


Name: late 17th century (time period)
Description: -


Name: Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: Brassy-colored sulfide mineral


Name: Three Light apartments (building)
Description: high-rise apartment building in Kansas City, Missouri


Name: United States (Country)
Description: -


Name: Islamic literature (Literary Tradition)
Description: Body of literature dealing with Islamic theology, jurisprudence, and history


Name: New World (Geographic Region)
Description: The Americas, discovered by European explorers in the 15th century


Name: rural labourers (people)
Description: -


Name: Erfprins (Hereditary Prince) (Title)
Description: -


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


Name: Corrosion (Concept)
Description: The deterioration of materials due to environmental factors


Name: Mario Draghi (Person)
Description: An Italian politician who served as Prime Minister of Italy and former President of the European Central Bank.


Name: Gottfried Böhm (architect)
Description: German architect and engineer


Name: Grey foxes (Mammal)
Description: a medium-sized, heavily wooded-dwelling species of fox


Name: National Strategy for the Conservation of Australia's Biological Diversity (plan)
Description: a federal plan to conserve Australia's biodiversity


Name: Cecrops or Kekrops (mythological_figure)
Description: the king of Athens in mythology


Name: 16th century (Time Period)
Description: A time period in European history


Name: Clastic sediments (Natural phenomenon)
Description: fragments of earlier rocks, minerals, and organisms accumulated at the Earth's surface through erosion and transport


Name: four phases (cultural period)
Description: -


Name: Green S (E142) (food coloring)
Description: is known to cause hyperactivity, asthma, urticaria, and insomnia


Name: Long Island Sound (BodyOfWater)
Description: A sound located on the southeastern coast of New York State, USA.


Name: Raphael (Person)
Description: Artist and painter


Name: Málaga Spanish Film Festival (Event)
Description: annual film festival in Málaga


Name: nuclear weapons (Military technology)
Description: a weapon of mass destruction using nuclear reactions


Name: Hemoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein in red blood cells that binds oxygen and transports it to tissues throughout the body.


Name: Genoese stonecutters-merchants (Historical group)
Description: -


Name: Zinc reserves (Concept)
Description: A concept that refers to the amount of zinc reserves in a specific location.


Name: three regional forms of Dutch cuisine (Food Style)
Description: Type of cuisine that is characteristic of a specific region or area.


Name: Metal pots and stoves (Object)
Description: An object used for cooking made from metal


Name: Dr. Löwy (Person)
Description: Prague-based doctor who discovered a form of cancer caused by radium emanations


Name: Ghent and Antwerp (Cities)
Description: Major cities in Belgium


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: The Byzantine Empire was a medieval empire that existed from 330 to 1453 AD


Name: NYC Pride March (Event)
Description: -


Name: Pocket watches (Timepiece)
Description: -


Name: Carolingian Cutters (Group)
Description: used round-tipped drills


Name: Andalusia Day (national holiday)
Description: A national holiday celebrated on 28 February, commemorating the autonomy referendum in 1980


Name: Christmas trees (Product)
Description: Trees grown for Christmas decoration


Name: Cyan light (Color)
Description: a mixture of blue and green lights


Name: Five-pointed star (Symbol)
Description: -


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe


Name: Sigmund Freud (Person)
Description: an Austrian neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis


Name: other types of diamond (diamond type)
Description: different types of diamonds


Name: Silver sulfide (Material)
Description: a chemical compound that exhibits semiconductor properties


Name: Kombat Lodge (RecreationalFacility)
Description: a recreational facility in Kombat, Namibia


Name: Grey (color) (Color)
Description: color of the uniform


Name: Sabinada (Event)
Description: Localized rebellion in Bahia


Name: 71,750 (amount)
Description: the total number of people employed in manufacturing in Alabama


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: a country in East Asia


Name: fungi (taxonomic group)
Description: -


Name: Senate (Legislative chamber)
Description: Upper house of the Spanish parliament


Name: diamond simulant (concept)
Description: -


Name: Přemysl Ottokar I (monarch)
Description: a monarch who ruled Bohemia


Name: Sorting house (Building)
Description: A building used for sorting and processing minerals


Name: Ipswich Rhinos (Sport Team)
Description: Rugby league team playing in Rugby League Conference


Name: performers (people)
Description: -


Name: HCl (Acid)
Description: An aqueous solution of hydrogen chloride.


Name: Black Hills (geographical feature)
Description: a small, isolated mountain range in western South Dakota and eastern Wyoming


Name: Dutch Republic (Country)
Description: Historical state


Name: engineers (occupation)
Description: specific profession studied by Brown


Name: triangle-shaped coin (specific type of coin shape)
Description: coin with three sides and edges


Name: carbon dioxide (CO2) (gas)
Description: produce potassium carbonate (K2CO3)


Name: Aurore (colour) (Colour)
Description: -


Name: gold medal (Object)
Description: -


Name: centuries afterwards (time period)
Description: time span after 221 BCE


Name: Convective circulation of hydrothermal fluids (natural phenomenon)
Description: circulation of fluids in ocean floor basalts


Name: stone (material)
Description: a type of building material


Name: Solomon (Entity)
Description: A prophet in Islam


Name: Person of High Rank (Social Status)
Description: a person of high social standing and authority


Name: Greek Cinema (Film Industry)
Description: The film industry of Greece


Name: Minnesota Geological Survey (Scientific Organization)
Description: geological survey organization in the United States


Name: Electricity (Form of Energy)
Description: Type of energy that flows through wires


Name: North Macedonia national handball team (men) (Team)
Description: the men's national handball team of North Macedonia


Name: 2011-12 Spanish protests (event)
Description: -


Name: product (Product)
Description: manufactured item


Name: Lausanne (City)
Description: A city in Switzerland


Name: Human rights abuses (issue)
Description: Violations of human rights, such as torture, murder, and other forms of mistreatment


Name: right action (virtue)
Description: one of the components of Śīla


Name: People (Group)
Description: Humans that lived at the time


Name: Dalnegorsk, Russia (location)
Description: Russian locality


Name: mosaic crystal (Material)
Description: made up of smaller crystalline units


Name: Byzantines (historical entity)
Description: ancient civilization that made incursions into North Africa


Name: Arad (Location)
Description: A location in modern times


Name: Aztecs (civilization)
Description: -


Name: Life rafts (Safety Device)
Description: A device designed to keep people afloat in water


Name: Muhammad Ghauri (emperor)
Description: an emperor of the Delhi Sultanate


Name: Egg yolks (food component)
Description: component of egg


Name: Congressional representation in Taiwan Area (Position)
Description: Representation in congress


Name: Satoyasu Iimori's research (Research Period)
Description: period of Satoyasu Iimori's research


Name: Slavic languages (Language family)
Description: Branch of Indo-European language family


Name: Mud mounds (geological formation)
Description: complex structures found throughout the geologic record


Name: Region (Location)
Description: geographical area


Name: Czechs (group)
Description: citizens of the Czech Republic


Name: revolts during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877–1878 (event)
Description: revolt in Greece


Name: Gaddafi regime (Government)
Description: The government of Libya under Gaddafi's leadership


Name: pragmatism (philosophical concept)
Description: practical application


Name: 5% Party Vote Threshold (Concept)
Description: A minimum number of votes required to gain a seat in Parliament


Name: American Revolution (event)
Description: war for independence from Great Britain


Name: officials above the sixth level (social group)
Description: Government officials with high ranks


Name: circles of latitude (geographical feature)
Description: small circles on a sphere that are parallel to the equator


Name: Sound theoretical foundation (Concept)
Description: A concept related to the advancement of taxonomy


Name: agricultural production (economic indicator)
Description: value of agricultural production in Andalusia


Name: Khotan Jade Deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: A region in western China known for its jade deposits.


Name: New World (geographic entity)
Description: -


Name: five cities (including their suburbs) (Number of Cities)
Description: -


Name: Colombia (country)
Description: South American country


Name: Light (Physical phenomenon)
Description: electromagnetic radiation that is visible to the human eye


Name: titular see (Concept)
Description: A vacant bishopric or archbishopric


Name: calcite, dolomite or serpentine (mineral)
Description: specific types of minerals


Name: 1905 party manifesto (document)
Description: four goals of the Chinese revolution


Name: oxygen-free stainless steel chamber (chamber)
Description: a container used in detonation synthesis


Name: forest fire (natural disaster)
Description: a large-scale wildfire that occurred in July 1995


Name: graphene (Material)
Description: A highly ordered form of carbon, consisting of a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice structure.


Name: Clouds (natural phenomenon)
Description: Composition of water droplets or ice crystals mixed with air


Name: cat's eye chatoyancy (Optical phenomenon)
Description: a visual effect caused by the way light interacts with a material


Name: The constitution (document)
Description: Constitution of Morocco


Name: Ashikaga Takauji (warlord)
Description: leader who defeated Emperor Go-Daigo in 1336


Name: South Africa (country)
Description: -


Name: detectors (instrumentation)
Description: scientific instruments designed to measure and analyze particle collisions


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: A country in Northern Europe.


Name: Guerrero (Mexico) (state)
Description: one of the 31 states that make up Mexico, located on the Pacific coast.


Name: monarch (historical figure)
Description: a ruler or king


Name: environment (system)
Description: -


Name: engagement rings for men (product)
Description: -


Name: black garment (garment)
Description: symbolic attire


Name: fool's gold (Nickname)
Description: nickname for Pyrite


Name: metals (chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Punitive Damages (Financial Concept)
Description: Compensation awarded as a punishment to the defendant


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


Name: Berber garrison (Group)
Description: Military unit in Talavera


Name: Females (Sex Class)
Description: Biological sex class of individuals with XX chromosomes


Name: Spain's economy (Economy)
Description: -


Name: Executive Branch (Branch of Government)
Description: One of the three branches of government in Taiwan, comprising the president and cabinet members.


Name: IMF (International organization)
Description: an international organization that provides financial assistance to countries in need


Name: Nitrous-oxide reductase (enzyme)
Description: a type of enzyme that reduces nitrous oxide


Name: Kosovo and Metohija (region)
Description: autonomous province in Yugoslavia


Name: Thabo Mbeki (Politician)
Description: The former President of South Africa and mediator


Name: 30 pounds of steel (amount)
Description: a quantity of 30 pounds


Name: Japanese cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: Traditional and modern-day Japanese food


Name: Natural Pearls (Pearl Type)
Description: pearls found in nature


Name: women who are pregnant and in distress (group)
Description: category of people


Name: cleavage (mineral property)
Description: systematic weakness


Name: 'Aimata (Person)
Description: Half-sister of Pōmare III and Queen of Tahiti as Pōmare IV


Name: zinc mine (man-made location)
Description: an ancient mine site


Name: Asanga (Person)
Description: An Indian Buddhist philosopher


Name: celeste (type of sky color)
Description: a clear blue day with optimal meteorological factors


Name: RoboCop (Film)
Description: (1987)


Name: Jainism (religion)
Description: a major Indian religion


Name: civil service examinations (institutional process)
Description: a system for selecting and training officials


Name: Ferdowsi (Poet)
Description: Persian poet and literature expert


Name: Diamonds (type of gemstone)
Description: A mineral used in jewelry


Name: Spanish road system (infrastructure)
Description: mainly centralised with six highways connecting Madrid to various regions


Name: Pre-Columbian Art (Artistic Style)
Description: Historical art style or period


Name: Cotonou (City)
Description: the most populous city and economic capital of Benin


Name: arms, fingers, and necks (body_parts)
Description: parts of the body where rings were worn


Name: 6th century BC (time period)
Description: Time period marking the change in Rome's government style


Name: boiling process (geological process)
Description: the process of fluids left over from the crystallisation of the intrusion being ejected from the mass at the waning stages of emplacement


Name: cities in Greece (Geographical Region)
Description: The populated areas of Greece


Name: cerium isotope lighter than 140Ce (nuclear particle)
Description: -


Name: Chernobyl (settlement)
Description: village and town in Ukraine


Name: Vajrayana Buddhism (Branch of Buddhism)
Description: Esoteric Buddhist tradition


Name: Neocrystallization reactions (Metamorphic process)
Description: Group of reactions that release volatiles such as water and carbon dioxide


Name: textiles and electronics (industries)
Description: sectors of economy related to manufacturing and technology


Name: politics, ethics, philosophy, literature, art and customs (fields of human endeavor)
Description: various aspects of Asian culture


Name: Women (Group)
Description: Adult human females


Name: Waterloo (battle)
Description: the final battle in which Napoleon was defeated


Name: shared walls (Architectural feature)
Description: Walls shared between adjacent buildings


Name: John Hancock Tower (Building)
Description: A high-rise building in Boston, Massachusetts


Name: Fine rhombic dodecahedra in schistose rocks of the Zillertal (geological formation)
Description: A region in Tyrol, Austria


Name: 27,400 Georgian citizens (Population Group)
Description: Citizens of Georgia


Name: Kama (Concept)
Description: enjoyment and pleasure


Name: Wikimedia Commons (online repository)
Description: media sharing platform


Name: Xianbei clothing (type of clothing)
Description: clothing worn by the Xianbei people, prohibited by Emperor Xiaowen


Name: NYC Health + Hospitals (HHC) (Organization)
Description: public-benefit corporation


Name: Airbus A320 family aircraft assembly plant (Location)
Description: a factory for assembling Airbus A319, A320 and A321 aircraft


Name: Kimberlite (Rock type)
Description: a type of intrusive igneous rock


Name: Table Fork (Cutlery)
Description: was revived in Italy in the 16th century


Name: Chinese art (Concept)
Description: Traditional style of Chinese painting


Name: church (building)
Description: a place of worship


Name: German Americans (Ancestry group)
Description: present throughout Missouri


Name: Type II Supernova (astronomical event)
Description: explosive event that marks the end of a star's life cycle


Name: Other organizations (group)
Description: -


Name: Film scores (Concept)
Description: Music composed specifically for films


Name: Copper(I) acetylide (Chemical Compounds)
Description: A compound containing a carbon-copper bond.


Name: Victorian Fashion (Early) (Period/Timeframe)
Description: The early period of Victorian fashion, from approximately 1837 to 1842.


Name: black Cladosporium (fungus)
Description: a type of fungus


Name: 6.2% (Population Percentage Change)
Description: percentage of the total population as per 2011 census


Name: Silver colour morphs (Fur color variation)
Description: Variation of fur color in silver foxes


Name: Erechtheus (Mythological Figure)
Description: King of Athens in ancient Greek mythology


Name: Valais (canton)
Description: One of the cantons in Switzerland


Name: Oleg Losev (person)
Description: Russian physicist


Name: small rodents (Food Type)
Description: Small mammals, typically weighing 1-3 kg


Name: human understanding of Earth's atmospheric and geologic history (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Iron's abundance in rocky planets like Earth (Physical Property)
Description: A measure of the amount of iron present in a planet's composition


Name: Europe (Contininent)
Description: one of the seven continents on Earth


Name: Piccioni et al. (researchers)
Description: team of researchers who reported OH measurements on Venus


Name: nature (Concept)
Description: the natural world or environment


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: a pastel shade of red


Name: Portugal and the Ottoman Empire (countries)
Description: two European powers that threatened Moroccan independence


Name: Calcium carbonate (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of calcium, carbon, and oxygen


Name: the asteroid belt (region of space)
Description: a region of space where small bodies orbit around the Sun


Name: coins (Object)
Description: ancient currency


Name: Zeus (Mythological Figure)
Description: young Zeus was raised in a cave on Mt. Zas


Name: Protestant Reformation (historical event)
Description: a religious movement in Europe during the 16th century


Name: springtime (season)
Description: the period of the year between winter and summer


Name: cylinder seals (artifact)
Description: small carved stones used as seals


Name: Willemite (mineral)
Description: zinc silicate mineral (Zn2SiO4)


Name: cardinal numbers (Mathematical concept)
Description: type of infinite number


Name: Music (Art form)
Description: Type of art that uses sound, such as songs and concerts


Name: blood sacrifice in various forms (ritual)
Description: practice of shedding blood to appease deities


Name: cold sharp edge of the optimal color solid (color region)
Description: -


Name: Acid (chemical compound)
Description: chemical that donates a proton or accepts an electron pair


Name: Duden (Dictionary)
Description: a comprehensive German dictionary


Name: Jomon people (human group)
Description: hunter-gatherer culture in Japan


Name: Tools (Equipment)
Description: Devices for performing tasks


Name: black color (color)
Description: the shade or hue of a particular object


Name: Egypt's borders (geographical region)
Description: a region external to Ancient Egypt


Name: Arsenic impurity in semiconductor (chemical substance)
Description: a tiny amount of arsenic added to a semiconductor material


Name: Metamorphic processes (Process)
Description: a set of physical and chemical changes that occur in rocks over time


Name: Political change (Social Change)
Description: bringing about political change


Name: black (color)
Description: the darkest possible color, in contrast to the green of European moldavite tektites


Name: Impact-generated pseudotachylytes (type of pseudotachylyte)
Description: pseudotachylytes formed by impact processes


Name: Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II (person)
Description: sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1808 to 1839


Name: Ustad Sarahang (person)
Description: famous artist of classical music


Name: sulfur (chemical element)
Description: a chemical element with the atomic number 16


Name: Mediterranean climate (Climate Type)
Description: Type of climate found in these regions


Name: Gaul (Region)
Description: ancient region in Europe


Name: dual system (System)
Description: a system of mandatory and optional health insurance


Name: Norwegian Police Service (Law Enforcement Agency)
Description: -


Name: Buddhist Turk Shahi of Kabul (Dynasty)
Description: The ancient Buddhist dynasty that preceded the Hindu Shahi in ruling Afghanistan


Name: mapmaking (concept)
Description: -


Name: concretions (type of geological feature)
Description: -


Name: Shringar (Concept)
Description: The erotic sentiment


Name: Zenden (Group/Culture)
Description: German-speaking community in Valais valley


Name: Chinese Communist Party (Organization)
Description: a political party in China


Name: Muslims (Religion)
Description: A follower of Islam and the teachings of Muhammad.


Name: Fore Street Swimming Pool (Location)
Description: The second oldest swimming pool in the UK


Name: Chancellor (position)
Description: Position responsible for commanding the Bundeswehr in state of defence


Name: D–J colored diamonds (diamond color range)
Description: color range from D to J


Name: c. 11th century BCE oracle bone script from the late Shang dynasty (historical artifact)
Description: when it depicted pieces of jade hanging on a string


Name: 611,100 metric tons (Mass Measurement)
Description: Estimated quantity of Taiwan Jade available for extraction


Name: Priestesses of Vesta (Group)
Description: Female officials in ancient Roman religion


Name: synthetically made gemstones with optical fibers (Type of Gemstone)
Description: a type of synthetic material used in jewelry


Name: Alexander I of Yugoslavia (person)
Description: a Yugoslavian king


Name: 1991 (year)
Description: year Abswurmbachite was first described


Name: Inert gas bubble formation in tissues (Condition)
Description: Formation of gas bubbles in the body's tissues due to rapid pressure changes.


Name: the Swiss postage stamps (currency)
Description: Postage stamps with the image of Helvetia


Name: Plutonium-239 (Substance)
Description: A fissile explosive material derived from Uranium-238


Name: minor figures (Concept)
Description: Figures of lesser importance


Name: Mosogno weather station (location)
Description: a weather station in Onsernone, Switzerland


Name: Drammen-Berskog weather station (Weather station)
Description: A weather station in Drammen, Norway


Name: museums (organization)
Description: establishments that collect and display artefacts


Name: Ligmangers (group)
Description: young revolutionaries


Name: Beryllium Compounds (Group)
Description: -


Name: Arthur Conan Doyle (author)
Description: a Scottish writer and physician


Name: Andalusia (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Autonomous community in Spain


Name: Italian Socialist Party (political party)
Description: -


Name: Paul Cézanne (artist)
Description: A French painter who was a leading figure in the Impressionist movement


Name: first advanced civilizations in Europe (Cultural Movement)
Description: Early European cultures


Name: Wendy_Doniger (Person)
Description: An American scholar of Hinduism


Name: William, Duke of Aquitaine (Ruler)
Description: A nobleman who ruled over a large territory that included parts of modern-day France and Spain.


Name: Sri Lanka (Geographic Location)
Description: country located in South Asia


Name: Linear B tablets (Manuscripts/Documents)
Description: Clay tablets with Linear B script


Name: automotive industry (industry)
Description: an industry that produces and sells cars and other vehicles


Name: Wootz Steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel produced in Southern India and Sri Lanka


Name: sunlight (natural phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: registered voter (Concept)
Description: An individual who is eligible to vote in a particular election.


Name: Sulfide minerals formed during serpentinization (Mineral substance)
Description: minerals that form through the process of serpentinization


Name: 67 billion liters of natural gas liquids (Amount)
Description: -


Name: point-line relationship (mathematical concept)
Description: relationship between points and lines


Name: calcic Fe skarns (skarn type)
Description: tend to be associated with intruding limestone layers


Name: Burke and Wills (explorers)
Description: -


Name: healthcare system (system)
Description: -


Name: Fairfield County, Connecticut (county)
Description: has a large concentration of investment management firms


Name: iron (chemistry)
Description: a chemical element with symbol Fe and atomic number 26


Name: Allies (political entity)
Description: The countries that defeated the Central Powers in World War I


Name: The Spanish Shootings of 3 May 1808 (Event)
Description: A historical event where civilians were executed


Name: Central African Republic and Brazil (Country)
Description: Countries where Carbonados are mined


Name: Orthoquartzite (Rock Type)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock composed primarily of quartz


Name: Arthur Danto (Person)
Description: -


Name: Aluminium hydroxide crystals (solid particle)
Description: small crystals used as seeding agents


Name: GIA clarity scale (Diamond Classification System)
Description: A system developed by the Gemological Institute of America to classify diamonds based on their quality


Name: Recrystallization and Texture (Geological Feature)
Description: The process by which existing grains are replaced by new, unstrained grains in a metamorphic rock


Name: Conchoidal fracture (Material property)
Description: A break or fracture of a brittle material that does not follow any natural planes of separation


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: Modern British nation


Name: Pentlandite (mineral)
Description: a type of sulfide mineral


Name: Lithium chloride (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound


Name: Richmond (Place)
Description: Town in Tasman District


Name: Atmospheric pressure and gas escape (Environmental factor)
Description: Factors that affect the cooling and solidification of lava


Name: Great Sphinx (object)
Description: -


Name: Euripus Strait (Body of Water)
Description: a narrow passage of water between Chalcis and another part of the island


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


Name: Brooklyn, the County of New York, the County of Richmond, and the western portion of the County of Queens (Administrative Division)
Description: -


Name: time (quantity)
Description: a measure of duration


Name: Anne of Denmark (Historical Figure)
Description: -


Name: Earth's crust (geological feature)
Description: the outermost solid layer of a terrestrial planet


Name: US (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: Hussein dynasty (dynasty)
Description: the ruling dynasty of Tunisia from the early 18th to the mid-20th century


Name: Mississippian culture (Cultural movement)
Description: Ancient cultural movement in the Americas


Name: Spectral Light (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: light that can be produced by visible light of a single wavelength only


Name: French nationals (Nationality)
Description: citizens of France


Name: Flanders (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in Belgium known for its wealth and prosperity.


Name: Intergem Limited (Company)
Description: -


Name: Pearls (Material)
Description: are composed


Name: Turks (ethnic group)
Description: the third largest group and second largest Muslim ethnic group


Name: University of Missouri (Education Institution/Organization)
Description: university with campus in Missouri


Name: Parliament (Government Institution)
Description: Legislative body of Turkey


Name: Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: A historical period lasting from approximately 3300 to 1200 BC.


Name: planetary geologists (group of people)
Description: scientists who study planets and celestial bodies


Name: Map of Africa (1748) (Document)
Description: A map created by d'Anville with blank spaces to represent unknown territory


Name: Sedimentary Rock (Rock Type)
Description: Type of rock formed from compressed sediments


Name: Isotopes (12C, 13C) (Nuclear Isotopes)
Description: Isotopes of carbon with mass numbers 12 and 13


Name: Sparta and Hardyston townships (townships)
Description: -


Name: Muschelkalk (Rock type)
Description: -


Name: Bread (Food)
Description: daily staple


Name: 13th century (TimePeriod)
Description: -


Name: Criminal offense in common law jurisdictions (legal concept)
Description: -


Name: super alloys (Materials)
Description: -


Name: Leonard Marchant (Person)
Description: -


Name: Wooden printing blocks (Printing technology)
Description: A type of printing press that uses wooden blocks to print text and images.


Name: Berber groups (people group)
Description: Different indigenous Berber peoples of North Africa


Name: calligraphic art (art style)
Description: related to Inkan


Name: Balkh (City)
Description: Ancient city in northern Afghanistan


Name: Gold-cased pocket watches (Gift item)
Description: a type of gift given to employees upon retirement


Name: northeastern and northwestern China (Geographical Region)
Description: The regions where Altaic language family languages are spoken


Name: two groups of free men (groups)
Description: king's entourage and people, da-mo


Name: cuauhxicalli (sculpture)
Description: stone vessel used as a receptacle for human hearts


Name: Europe, Africa, and Asia (Geographic region)
Description: The continents of the world where madder plants are found


Name: Missouri voters (people)
Description: -


Name: asperities on aragonite-protein interface (Materials Science)
Description: Small protrusions that increase the friction between the proteinaceous and aragonite phases of nacre.


Name: National Police (organization)
Description: the national police force of Colombia


Name: Dried whole seeds (Food)
Description: Pomegranate seeds that have been dried for preservation


Name: Synthetic red beryl (Man-made substance)
Description: red beryl that is created artificially


Name: crucible materials (-)
Description: -


Name: Hexamethylbenzene dication (Compound)
Description: A compound containing a carbon atom with six bonds.


Name: Belfast (Place)
Description: The capital and largest city of Northern Ireland.


Name: musical (Theatrical Work)
Description: Scripted performance with music


Name: Manuel Orozco y Berra (person)
Description: Mexican scholar who researched on the Aztecs in the late 19th century


Name: beryl (aquamarine varieties) (Gemstone)
Description: a type of mineral


Name: Brain Damage (medical condition)
Description: injuries or lesions affecting the brain's color perception centers


Name: Mare Tranquillitatis (moon feature)
Description: a lunar mare


Name: Advaita Vedanta (philosophical school)
Description: a non-dualistic philosophy


Name: Massachusetts (state)
Description: A state in New England


Name: Hydrothermal Metamorphism (Type of Metamorphism)
Description: Metamorphism that occurs at high temperatures and pressures, often in the presence of water


Name: high-technology abrasives and new high-strength ceramics based upon silicon carbide (Applications)
Description: Uses of silicon compounds


Name: Álvaro Uribe (Politician)
Description: 43rd President of Colombia


Name: Engraved gems (Concept)
Description: Type of seals featuring an image or logo on a gemstone


Name: filmmakers, producers, and directors globally (Group of People)
Description: a group of people in the film industry


Name: East Asian seals (Object)
Description: traditional seal used in East Asia


Name: pearls from black-lipped oysters (Pinctada margaritifera) (species)
Description: -


Name: Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (text group)
Description: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali in Yogic Hinduism.


Name: immigrants accounting for 30% of the population (demographic statistic)
Description: percentage share of the total population having specific characteristics


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: Global organization promoting peace and security


Name: Richard Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller (person)
Description: devised geodesic structures


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


Name: point (Location)
Description: 45 km across at its widest point and covers an area of 1,045 km2


Name: 1790 (year)
Description: a year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: National symbol (concept)
Description: manifestation of a nation or community to the world, serving as a representation of their identity and values


Name: Maria Skłodowska (Person)
Description: Polish-born physicist and chemist (mother of Marie Curie)


Name: Yerushalayim Street and Yehuda Street (street)
Description: streets in Arad, Israel


Name: Romani language (Language)
Description: Spoken by the Romani people


Name: Uranium hexafluoride (Chemical compound)
Description: Toxic and corrosive chemical used in nuclear industry


Name: Powder aerosolization (Concept)
Description: -


Name: to drink (beverage) (verb)
Description: to drink a beverage


Name: iodine heptafluoride (compound)
Description: -


Name: Mongolia (country)
Description: a country located in eastern Asia


Name: Etruscan civilization (Ancient Civilization)
Description: A civilization that flourished in what is now modern-day Italy from the 8th to the 1st centuries BC


Name: Globs in V4 (Color processing units)
Description: Small regions in area V4 where color information is processed.


Name: Foul Bay (GeographicalLocation)
Description: a bay in Egypt


Name: Hypervelocity impacts (Geological event)
Description: High-velocity impact events


Name: temperature-pressure regime (temperature-pressure regime)
Description: -


Name: Tame red foxes (Animal)
Description: Domesticated Red Fox


Name: Argon fluorohydride (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Probability distribution model (Concept)
Description: A statistical model for describing the probability of finding at least one nucleus at a given time


Name: Third Reich (historical entity)
Description: the German state from 1933 to 1945


Name: RhB (Railway Company)
Description: -


Name: mucus (biological substance)
Description: a type of slimy or gelatinous substance produced by living organisms


Name: Yellow Emperor Seals (event)
Description: supposed first seal given to the Yellow Emperor by a yellow dragon


Name: metamorphic and igneous rocks (types of rocks)
Description: -


Name: Danny Lopez (boxer)
Description: professional boxer


Name: Lapis lazuli (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Mainland Affairs Council (Government Agency)
Description: a government agency responsible for Taiwan-Mainland relations


Name: Istemi Kagan (Person)
Description: Turkic ruler


Name: Martin Schongauer (artist/engraver)
Description: German engraver and artist


Name: Etruscans (Population)
Description: Ancient civilization


Name: prevalence of HIV/AIDS among young people (Quantity)
Description: The number of young people living with HIV/AIDS in Ivory Coast.


Name: Dragon God (Ryūjin) (Deity)
Description: God of Dragons and Sea


Name: Yamnaya Steppe pastoralist ancestry and Indo-European languages (Language/Culture)
Description: -


Name: St. Stephens (City)
Description: a city in Alabama, served as territorial capital from 1817 to 1819


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


Name: About 2700 BCE (Time period)
Description: A specific time when bronze production became common


Name: duplicity (Emotion)
Description: Negative feeling


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


Name: Phyllosilicates (Mineral group)
Description: Parallel sheets of silicate tetrahedra


Name: Calcium silicate hydrates (C-S-H) (Chemical compound class)
Description: Group of minerals formed by the hydration of Portland cement clinker


Name: Purple Rain Protest (Event)
Description: A protest against apartheid that took place in Cape Town, South Africa on September 2, 1989.


Name: Colorado-Yule Marble Company (CYMC) (Company)
Description: A company that operated a marble quarry


Name: zhumingfu (article of clothing)
Description: official dress worn on important occasions


Name: synthetic food coloring (Food Coloring)
Description: -


Name: Arctic Circle (Geographic Region)
Description: a region at high latitudes with polar nights and perpetual daylight


Name: Humphry Davy (person)
Description: scientist who discovered cool flames


Name: Jean Fouquet (Artist)
Description: Medieval French painter


Name: College of priestesses (group)
Description: Group of women who held power and authority


Name: Ethnic Albanian insurgents (Group)
Description: -


Name: rarity (Physical property)
Description: The concentration of a material in source rock


Name: Rubble (Concept)
Description: loose rock particles in the same size range but angular in shape


Name: ancient Greek civilization (civilization)
Description: the ancient Greek civilization's phases


Name: official means of verification (means of verification)
Description: for binding legal agreement and identification


Name: dissolved CO2 (chemical compound)
Description: carbon dioxide dissolved in water


Name: Annual Global Rough Diamond Production (Statistical Measure)
Description: The total quantity of diamond crystals extracted from the earth each year.


Name: United States women's national soccer team (Team)
Description: Women's national soccer team of the United States


Name: British Army (military organization)
Description: armed forces of the United Kingdom


Name: Grossular (mineral)
Description: a calcium-aluminium garnet


Name: House of Austria-Este (Organization)
Description: ruling family after the extinction of Cybo-Malaspina


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


Name: Tonalamatl (Tonalpohualli) (Calendar)
Description: Aztec ritual calendar of 260 days


Name: Kingdom of Great Britain (Country)
Description: The predecessor to the modern United Kingdom


Name: Inert gas stream (Substance)
Description: stream of inert gas


Name: Iranians (Antes) (Cultural or ethnic group)
Description: Prehistoric Iranian people


Name: Benjamin Silliman College (Organization)
Description: Yale residential college


Name: Aftasid dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a medieval Andalusian dynasty that controlled a large territory


Name: worldwide (Geographic Location)
Description: Global or international in scope


Name: Organic Chemistry (field of study)
Description: branch of chemistry concerned with the study of carbon-based compounds


Name: saddhā (śraddhā) (concept)
Description: trustful confidence or faith


Name: Sets of dishes (Thing)
Description: collections of dishes used for formal and informal dining


Name: Principal Berber foods (food category)
Description: original foods of the Berbers


Name: Broadway productions and performances (Concept)
Description: Theatrical performances on Broadway in New York City


Name: Jewelers (Profession)
Description: Artisans who design, create, and sell jewelry


Name: Neighboring terranes (Geological concepts)
Description: Terranes with different geological histories


Name: Pafnuty Chebyshev (mathematician)
Description: a Russian mathematician who made significant contributions to number theory and other fields


Name: Christian minority communities (Religion)
Description: a group of people with shared beliefs and practices within Christianity


Name: Richest 10% of adult population (Group of people)
Description: Citizens of the United States aged 18 and above, with high net worth


Name: Burgundian Wars forces (Military Group/Organization)
Description: The military force of the Burgundians


Name: Liechtenstein (Country)
Description: the country in Central Europe that is home to the Alps mountains


Name: Joseph 'Holy Joe' Folk (Politician)
Description: The 26th Governor of Missouri


Name: Color wheel (Concept)
Description: A circular representation of colors


Name: Abarth cars (vintage vehicles)
Description: cars of Abarth


Name: BAPS (Concept)
Description: a new religious movement distinguished by Michaels


Name: Málaga (city) (City)
Description: Capital city of Málaga province


Name: list of qualities or factors (Concept)
Description: Seven lists of qualities or factors that promote spiritual awakening


Name: Wales (country)
Description: a country in Western Europe


Name: northern Switzerland (geographical location)
Description: The northern part of Switzerland


Name: Aaron's breastplate (Object)
Description: an object worn by Aaron, described in the Book of Exodus


Name: Fowler Report (Document)
Description: Report commissioned by the UN in 2000


Name: Triiron dodecacarbonyl (compound)
Description: -


Name: black fire opal (gemstone)
Description: Official gemstone of Nevada


Name: Polishing (chemical-mechanical planarization) (Industrial Process)
Description: A process used to polish surfaces using a chemical solution.


Name: Gemstones (Concept)
Description: Precious or semi-precious stones


Name: Schengen Area (Travel Zone)
Description: a zone where passport controls are abolished


Name: Much of present-day Slovakia (Geographical Location)
Description: Most of the territory of modern-day Slovakia


Name: Individualism and Personal Autonomy (Cultural Value)
Description: Pride in individual freedom and self-governance


Name: Linear B script (Writing system)
Description: Syllabic script developed by Mycenaean Greeks


Name: his son (Person)
Description: Moctezuma's grandson


Name: courts of appeal (Judicial Institution)
Description: -


Name: Renaissance Costumes (Costume Style)
Description: a style of clothing that used Red dye


Name: Greeks, Romans and Sasanians in Iran (historical civilization)
Description: ancient civilizations that influenced Islamic art


Name: Vergina Sun (Symbol)
Description: A symbol of ancient Greek heritage


Name: Sacramento Valley (Geographical Region)
Description: -


Name: Embodied energy (Property of Slate)
Description: comparable to other roofing materials


Name: VMRO-DPMNE (Political Party)
Description: -


Name: Klewang (Sword Type)
Description: A type of sword used by Dutch military


Name: education system (System)
Description: a system for providing education


Name: Rugby union (Sport)
Description: A contact team sport played with an oval ball and a combination of running, passing and tackling


Name: Yorkshire Dales (Region)
Description: -


Name: Time (Measure)
Description: The amount of time required to complete a task


Name: George Washington (person)
Description: first president of the United States and commander-in-chief of the Continental Army


Name: uniforms and equipment in the armed forces (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Petroleum (Energy Resource)
Description: A fossil fuel used as an energy source


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


Name: Aeneid of Virgil (Literary work)
Description: ancient Roman epic poem


Name: Ozone (O3) (chemical compound)
Description: a very reactive allotrope of oxygen


Name: Pforzheim (location)
Description: German city


Name: Turkmenistan (Government)
Description: The government of Turkmenistan


Name: I or J or K color diamonds (Type of Diamond)
Description: slightly colored


Name: Diego Durán (Person)
Description: Spanish Dominican friar and historian


Name: roasted or boiled vegetables (Concept)
Description: types of vegetable dishes


Name: Ferropericlase (Mineral)
Description: an oxide mineral


Name: Church of the Immaculate Conception (place_of_worship)
Description: a church serving the Catholic community in Tuckahoe


Name: 121,800 (amount)
Description: the number of people employed in management occupations in Alabama


Name: Northwestern Greece (Region)
Description: The mountainous areas and higher elevations of northwestern Greece


Name: Broomhill Pool Trust (organization)
Description: trust campaigning for the restoration of Broomhill Pool


Name: Sulfuric acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: The chemical compound produced on the largest scale industrially


Name: worldwide (location)
Description: -


Name: Dmitry Medvedev (Politician)
Description: The President of Russia from 2008-2012


Name: skin (body part)
Description: the outer layer of the body


Name: Czechs (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of people who identify as Czech


Name: Massachusetts (state)
Description: The most populous state in the United States


Name: Cowardice (Personality Trait)
Description: fearful and lack of courage


Name: Sodium hydroxide (compound)
Description: a compound consisting of sodium, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms


Name: Concrete Based on Plant Fibre (Material)
Description: A material used in construction, governed by the amount of fibre constituting it.


Name: acid released by pyrite oxidation (chemical reaction product)
Description: a corrosive substance formed during the oxidation of pyrite


Name: Dao (Sword) (Chinese Historical Weapon)
Description: a single-edged sword used by the Chinese


Name: Tahiti (Place)
Description: Island in French Polynesia


Name: two frequencies (281.76 THz and 223.39 THz) (phenomenon)
Description: simultaneously


Name: 231U (isotope)
Description: decays to protactinium isotopes via electron capture


Name: Diamond (natural substance)
Description: -


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country located in Europe, responsible for the invasion plans


Name: Sporades (Archipelago)
Description: -


Name: Boron Atom (atomic entity)
Description: -


Name: pyrite, chalcopyrite and magnetite (geological mineral)
Description: types of minerals found in higher abundances


Name: ASTM Specifications (Standard)
Description: a set of standards for testing and certification


Name: titanium tetrachloride and an organoaluminium co-catalyst (chemical compounds and catalysts)
Description: a combination of chemical compounds and a catalyst that facilitate the cyclotrimerization reaction


Name: bicameral legislature (type)
Description: a type of legislature that has two chambers or houses


Name: Light (Environmental stimulus)
Description: Source of electromagnetic radiation that affects an organism's behavior


Name: sociology (Field of Study)
Description: The study of human society and behavior


Name: High pressure and high temperature (Physics)
Description: physical conditions that cause recrystallization of the original volcanic rock


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: A state in Eastern Europe


Name: Roebling opal (gemstone)
Description: Largest unpolished black opal


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


Name: Partial Leucism (genetic condition)
Description: A form of leucism that affects only some pigment cells, resulting in patches of colour.


Name: late 19th century (history)
Description: time period from 1870 to 1900


Name: James Stuart (person)
Description: A British architect and archaeologist


Name: white light-emitting diode (Device)
Description: electronic device that produces white light


Name: Around the world (Geographical area)
Description: A broad region where metalworking was developed simultaneously with bronze technology


Name: freedom of religion (Human Right)
Description: The right to practice one's own religion without fear of persecution or oppression


Name: Parmenides (Philosopher)
Description: a Greek philosopher who was part of the Italian school of philosophy


Name: Guernica (Location)
Description: the town and municipality of Guernica, Spain


Name: Gem-quality diamond market (Market)
Description: market share of high-quality synthetic diamonds


Name: 270 square kilometres (area)
Description: the size of the municipality in square kilometers


Name: rough diamonds (Concept)
Description: diamonds in their natural state


Name: small urchin clingfish (Organism)
Description: -


Name: Egyptian blue (Glaze)
Description: introduced for ceramics around 2500 BC


Name: Roman times (Historical period)
Description: time period when slate was used


Name: Carnival of Aalst (event)
Description: -


Name: Korite (Company)
Description: A company that mines ammolite deposits.


Name: people (group)
Description: individuals who participated in the event


Name: University of Missouri (University)
Description: A public research university based in Missouri.


Name: Sardinia's constitution (document)
Description: -


Name: European Netherlands (geographical region)
Description: a part of the Netherlands


Name: four directions (category)
Description: a type of cleavage


Name: Jungfrau (Mountain)
Description: Peak in the Bernese Alps


Name: Influential UK dance acts (Music Group/Artist)
Description: a list of influential UK dance acts, past and present


Name: Cumans and Kipchaks (Nomadic group)
Description: Turkic-speaking people who took over the confederacy created by the Pechenegs


Name: channels (concept)
Description: different programs or feeds offered by Czech Television


Name: Málaga (Place)
Description: A city and province in al-Andalus


Name: Mezzotint printmaking method (Process)
Description: method of printmaking


Name: Huelva (province)
Description: province in southwestern Spain


Name: Flashlamp radiation (Energy source)
Description: a type of optical pumping source


Name: East Slavic populations (Population)
Description: people living in Eastern Europe


Name: Andamooka (Location)
Description: town in South Australia


Name: Office seals used to affix official documents (Physical Object)
Description: -


Name: long skirts, loose-sleeves garments, tasselled capes and beizi (type of clothing)
Description: a combination of traditional chinese garments worn by imperial concubines


Name: Gattilusi family (family)
Description: Genoese noble family


Name: Internal brilliance (Concept)
Description: Percentage of incident light reflected back to the viewer from the rear facets


Name: United Kingdom (country)
Description: -


Name: Fluorine (xenon-difluoride) (compound)
Description: -


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: An economic and political union of 27 member states


Name: 2015 Academic Ranking of World Universities (Ranking System)
Description: Worldwide ranking system for universities


Name: Clarkia franciscana and certain species of manzanita (Plant species)
Description: specific plant species that have evolved to thrive in environments with high levels of toxic elements


Name: Soviet-organized regime (Government)
Description: Regime established by the Soviet Union in Afghanistan


Name: Alpes-Maritimes, France (Department)
Description: Located in France


Name: Jin dynasty (dynasty)
Description: -


Name: Seasonal Somalis (Group)
Description: people from outside Yemen who temporarily stayed and traded in Mocha


Name: 2011-08-23 (Date)
Description: August 23, 2011


Name: 6th century attire (Article of clothing)
Description: Attire in the 6th century


Name: Darwin glass (Material)
Description: A type of glass formed by the impact of a meteorite


Name: Crimea (Region)
Description: A peninsula in Eastern Europe


Name: sterilizing wounds and drinking water (Activity)
Description: -


Name: geological processes (type of process)
Description: -


Name: Tahitian pearl farms (location)
Description: farms where Tahitian pearls are produced


Name: France to be at peace with itself (Statement)
Description: statement made by Hervé Morin regarding French nuclear testing in Algeria


Name: Vanadium (Element)
Description: An element that Titanium is alloyed with


Name: Idris I (monarch)
Description: the founder of the Idrisid dynasty


Name: hydroelectric (Energy source)
Description: -


Name: composite and elementary particles (types of particles)
Description: particles that are either made up of others or fundamental


Name: Spectral line (Physical phenomenon)
Description: A narrow band of light or other electromagnetic radiation emitted or absorbed by an atom or molecule.


Name: Fra Angelico (Person)
Description: Medieval artist associated with Christian themes


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


Name: John of Patmos (Person)
Description: the author of the Book of Revelation


Name: $781 billion (economic indicator)
Description: Value of goods and services produced within a year


Name: passengers and crew (Concept)
Description: People on ships captured by pirates


Name: Birds (Type)
Description: A categorization of warm-blooded animals with feathers and wings


Name: Ticino (Region)
Description: Canton of Switzerland


Name: Rorik of Dorestad (Viking leader)
Description: -


Name: 400 ppb (parts per billion) (Quantity)
Description: The abundance value of fluorine in the universe.


Name: 2013 (Year)
Description: The year Greece achieved a budget surplus


Name: Territory south and west of the Rhine to the Alps and Jura mountains (geographical region)
Description: The area controlled by the Old Confederacy


Name: material removal (process)
Description: process of removing unwanted material


Name: Old High German Ostarrîchi (Language)
Description: -


Name: Various artists (Artists)
Description: Unknown artists who have carved and painted wood sculptures


Name: Norwegian Sea (Body of Water)
Description: A sea in the North Atlantic Ocean


Name: Magenta (Color)
Description: color used in CMYK printing process


Name: skilled visas (type of visa)
Description: category of immigration permits allowing certain skills


Name: Spring Temple Buddha (Statue)
Description: Tallest religious statue in the world, representing Buddha


Name: stippling (technique)
Description: a method of creating images using patterns of dots


Name: frame (Structural element)
Description: component that holds glass together


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


Name: iron oxides (mineral group)
Description: a group of minerals with iron as the main component


Name: counties in Alabama (administrative divisions)
Description: -


Name: Women (Group)
Description: Not much is known about women's duties in the home or whether they differed from the duties of men.


Name: Antarctic Treaty (Treaty)
Description: a treaty regulating activities in Antarctica


Name: Gas flame (Energy source)
Description: A mixture of fuel and oxygen used to produce a hot, glowing fire.


Name: Department of the Interior (DOI) (governmental agency)
Description: -


Name: livers of fowls (food)
Description: -


Name: Warning (Concept)
Description: The quality of being cautionary or advisory.


Name: Modern Blue Business Suit (Product)
Description: a type of business attire


Name: Yugoslav Vardar Macedonia and among the left diaspora in Bulgaria (group)
Description: groups of people with ideas about Macedonia


Name: Mazar-i-Sharif (City)
Description: Site of battles between the Taliban and the Northern Alliance in 1997 and 1998


Name: Worcester (English firm)
Description: -


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country in Northern Europe


Name: Hellenistic period funerary urns (artwork)
Description: urns made in two pieces


Name: aoqun (upper-body garment with long underskirt)
Description: -


Name: earliest echinoid fossils (Fossil Record)
Description: The earliest known fossil evidence of sea urchins


Name: periclase group (mineral subgroup)
Description: consists of minerals with a 1:1 ratio


Name: Goldsmith (Occupation)
Description: a person who works with gold and other precious metals


Name: film to be directed by an African or Middle Eastern national (Concept)
Description: Requirement for film eligibility


Name: tungsten hexafluoride (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: 1978 (year)
Description: a year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: at least 4 km (geological feature)
Description: depths at which mylonites form


Name: R (mathematical set)
Description: the set of real numbers


Name: Warsaw Polytechnic (University)
Description: Academic institution in Poland


Name: Ore Deposits of Tonopah, Nevada (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation in Tonopah, Nevada, USA


Name: Aztecs (ancient culture)
Description: Civilization in Mesoamerica


Name: A decorative sword and hilt (Type of weapon)
Description: A type of sword with a decorative handle.


Name: weekly record charts (publication)
Description: A publication that lists popular music releases


Name: Semarkona (Meteorite)
Description: A type of meteorite that contains 60Ni and stable iron isotopes


Name: Ojima Elementary School (location)
Description: an elementary school in Kawamata, Japan


Name: Graphite-Diamond Transition (Scientific Phenomenon)
Description: the transition between graphite and diamond phases


Name: 86.9 males for every 100 females age 18 and over (Ratio)
Description: Male-to-female ratio among adults (2000 census)


Name: 5.7% (Percentage)
Description: GDP growth rate in 2009


Name: stains and small nodules on sand, silt, and clay particles (geological feature)
Description: a type of soil particle coating


Name: table salt (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Mineral species (Species of mineral)
Description: A specific type of mineral that has a unique combination of properties and characteristics.


Name: Wood, Jade or Ivory (natural material)
Description: a type of natural material used to make seals


Name: columns, floors and other decorations (Product Category)
Description: Types of products that use Connemara marble.


Name: Taiwanese identity (ideological movement)
Description: a movement advocating for Taiwan's independence and separate identity from mainland China


Name: Otodectes cynotis (Endoparasites)
Description: endoparasite species


Name: Papenoʻo (River)
Description: river on the north side of the island


Name: Bangkok (Location)
Description: the capital city of Thailand


Name: Antwerp (city)
Description: A city in Belgium known for its diamond trading center


Name: Blue Topaz (Color)
Description: the color associated with the gemstone


Name: Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway (Railway)
Description: Railway company that operated in Ohio and other states


Name: Cubic zirconia or CZ (Material)
Description: A synthetic gemstone simulant.


Name: Spain (geographical region)
Description: -


Name: Sicily (island)
Description: an island where Nuragic civilization built dolmens


Name: Temple of Jerusalem (building)
Description: the central place of worship for the Jewish people


Name: Nitric acid and soap-like oil mixture (Chemical mixture)
Description: A solution used to etch metal surfaces.


Name: yoga (Hindu discipline)
Description: A practice that trains the body, mind, and consciousness for health, tranquility, and spiritual insight


Name: Western world (region)
Description: the collective term for Europe, the Americas, Australia, and New Zealand


Name: U.S. State Dept Officials (Government Agency Employees)
Description: employees of the US State Department


Name: League of Nations's executive council (organization)
Description: A international organization established after World War I


Name: Carbon-rich asteroids (Asteroid belt in the Solar System)
Description: relatively preponderant in the outer parts of the asteroid belt


Name: calcium and its congeners (magnesium, strontium, and barium) (Group of Chemical Elements)
Description: group of chemical elements that are similar in properties.


Name: Special Damages (Financial Concept)
Description: Compensation awarded in addition to actual damages


Name: The Kazanjian Red Diamond (Entity)
Description: A specific instance of a red diamond originating from South Africa.


Name: Australian national cricket team (Cricket Team)
Description: the national cricket team of Australia


Name: Ukrainian sovereignty (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Plessur (river)
Description: forming the valley of the Schanfigg


Name: Meteora rock pillars (landform)
Description: Unique rock formations


Name: Portuguese diaspora (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: Book of Revelation (Literary work)
Description: a Christian text


Name: France (Country)
Description: a country in Western Europe


Name: EU member states (International Organization)
Description: The 27 member states of the European Union


Name: population and workforce (Group)
Description: People affected by the event


Name: University Entrance Rate in Taiwan (Statistical Measure)
Description: the percentage of students who enter university


Name: Parliament (Institution)
Description: Legislative body


Name: Schwyz (place name)
Description: A canton and town in Switzerland


Name: 44,200 (amount)
Description: the number of people employed in architecture and engineering in Alabama


Name: Japan's revised immigration law (Legislation)
Description: A new law regarding immigration in Japan


Name: Vickers hardness test (test)
Description: quantitative measure of material hardness


Name: Taliban (Insurgency group)
Description: A militant group that controls Afghanistan.


Name: OECD, G20, and Organization of Turkic States (Organization)
Description: International organizations that promote economic cooperation and development.


Name: Sugar is sweet and so is maple surple (Song)
Description: a song by an unknown artist


Name: New York City (City)
Description: Metropolitan region in the northeastern United States


Name: Cyril and Methodius (Person)
Description: Christian missionaries and brothers


Name: Tōyo Cultural Center (cultural center)
Description: a cultural center in Saijō, Ehime


Name: zanzi (object)
Description: type of decorated hair stick


Name: mainland Greece (geographic region)
Description: the geographic region in which white marble was extracted


Name: US Government Accountability Office (Organization)
Description: An independent agency of the United States government


Name: Arendal (Place)
Description: a city in Norway


Name: funerary inscription (son of father and mother) (artefact)
Description: Inscription on a tomb indicating the family relationships


Name: Golden Bear (Award)
Description: Main award of the Berlinale


Name: Lü (Shoe)
Description: regular shoes for formal occasions


Name: Indian diaspora (Event)
Description: dispersion of Indians worldwide


Name: 18 million records (music sales figure)
Description: number of records sold by the band


Name: Sodium nitroprusside (compound)
Description: a chemical compound


Name: diamond cutters of Antwerp (Profession)
Description: skilled workers who polish and shape diamonds


Name: Azores (autonomous region) (Administrative Region)
Description: Autonomous region of Portugal


Name: Seafood (Food Group)
Description: Group of aquatic animals consumed as food


Name: Teumessian Fox (Mythological creature)
Description: -


Name: many artists (Group of people)
Description: -


Name: Agricola Spa Centre (spa building)
Description: -


Name: Statistical studies (Research)
Description: Studies that analyze data to identify trends or patterns.


Name: Particles (Structural component)
Description: Small units that make up a material or substance


Name: Monarquia Indiana (Book)
Description: Historical treatise by Fray Juan de Torquemada


Name: Blanche Brown (Person)
Description: An art historian


Name: late 19th century (time period)
Description: a time period in history


Name: Škoda Transportation (Company)
Description: Tram producer


Name: Janet DiFiore (Politician)
Description: The District Attorney of Westchester County, New York.


Name: wind power (Energy source)
Description: renewable energy source using wind


Name: humans and other hominids (anthropology)
Description: human ancestors who used rocks


Name: Onsernone Valley (GeographicalLocation)
Description: a valley in Switzerland


Name: buoyant plumes (atmospheric phenomenon)
Description: rising columns of air or water that are less dense than the surrounding environment


Name: Cartagena Film Festival and Bogotá Film Festival (cultural events)
Description: types of film festivals


Name: 10th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition (Event)
Description: Research expedition in Antarctica


Name: Y Gododdin (literary_work)
Description: Britain's oldest known poem


Name: 'Political Sikh' (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: A concept or idea that describes the experiences and perspectives of Sikhs in modern contexts


Name: Kamakura period (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: global population (population demographics)
Description: the total number of humans living on Earth


Name: strong oxidants (Chemicals)
Description: Substances that readily release oxygen and can cause oxidation


Name: Ifriqiya (Geographic Region)
Description: a region in North Africa


Name: FIFA World Rankings (Ranking)
Description: world rankings for national teams in association football


Name: Metals (Materials)
Description: A type of material used for grinding and cutting.


Name: Ferdinand von Roemer (Scientist)
Description: German paleontologist who first described the fossils from Hunsrück Slate.


Name: 2010 (Year)
Description: The year of death


Name: Rocky Island (Island)
Description: in the south, popular tourist destination


Name: Greek academic art (19th century) (artistic movement)
Description: school of art from the Greek Kingdom in the 19th century


Name: Nuristani (Language)
Description: spoken by some of the population


Name: Uranium (chemical element)
Description: a silvery-grey metal in the actinide series of the periodic table.


Name: Native Americans (ethnic group)
Description: people known for using shells, wood, turquoise, and soapstone in jewellery.


Name: British Museum (museum)
Description: A museum located in London, UK


Name: Invertebrates (Group)
Description: -


Name: Morocco (Geographical Region)
Description: Country in North Africa


Name: 26 October 1955 (Date)
Description: Day on which Austria declared its neutrality


Name: Intercommunal tensions (event)
Description: conflict between Flemish and French-speaking communities in Belgium


Name: Commodore Matthew C. Perry (person)
Description: American commodore and diplomat


Name: Cerium metal (State of Matter)
Description: metals


Name: Red Army troops (Military unit)
Description: Soviet military force during World War II


Name: Svatopluk (Historical Figure)
Description: Moravian monarch


Name: Aryan race (Racial Group)
Description: a racial group that, according to the Nazis, was anti-Semitic


Name: Endangered species (Category)
Description: A classification of species at risk


Name: Ojaq (Group)
Description: Autonomous janissary unit in Algeria


Name: Mozabite Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: subgroup of Berbers living in Algeria


Name: Biological specimens (Concept)
Description: samples of living tissues


Name: Chinese hip hop (Music genre)
Description: -


Name: Engineering Profession (Occupation/Profession)
Description: The profession of designing and developing engineering solutions


Name: 'Dharma' (concept)
Description: Buddhist teachings and principles


Name: United Nations Security Council (international organization)
Description: A permanent body that oversees international peace and security.


Name: Yeshiva University (organization)
Description: -


Name: insects (terrestrial clade)
Description: -