Name: Algerian government (Government)
Description: The government of Algeria


Name: Biopolymers (Class of materials)
Description: Classes of biological polymers used to create nanoparticles


Name: Potato chips (food product)
Description: type of snack food


Name: Okinawa (Place Name)
Description: Japanese island


Name: Iron smelting in Central and Western Europe (Event)
Description: Spread of ironworking to European region


Name: Decorative engravings (Product)
Description: A type of product created through the photoengraving process.


Name: mitochondrial DNA analysis (research methods)
Description: analysis of genetic material passed through the mother's line


Name: lines (geometric concept)
Description: lengthy, straight paths in space


Name: 0.7 ± 0.3 Ma (Time Period)
Description: A time period of approximately 700,000 years ago


Name: Copper extraction (process)
Description: the process of extracting copper from its ores


Name: Cotton Gin (Invention)
Description: Machine for processing cotton


Name: Carbon dioxide (Chemical substance)
Description: Product of decarbonation reactions


Name: Serum ferritin levels (Biomarker)
Description: A protein that stores iron in the body.


Name: Railroad watches (Product)
Description: A type of pocket watch used by railroads


Name: Roman traditions (Cultural tradition)
Description: The cultural and artistic traditions of ancient Rome


Name: human health (Human Wellbeing Factor)
Description: Factors that affect the physical and mental well-being of humans


Name: boxers (athletes)
Description: professional boxers


Name: Tour de France (Cycle race)
Description: Famous cycle race where Merckx won multiple times


Name: renewable energy source (Energy Resource)
Description: source of electrical power from natural resources


Name: Single or Doubly Refractive Substances (Classification)
Description: A measure of the bending of light as it passes through a material


Name: AGS Cut Standards (Document)
Description: official documents that provide guidelines for a diamond's cut


Name: Granofels (Metamorphic rock)
Description: -


Name: 1989 to 2003 (Time Period)
Description: Duration of conflict


Name: Acid rain (Environmental issue)
Description: a type of pollution that can harm the environment


Name: opalescence (optical effect)
Description: form of adularescence


Name: Engraving (Process)
Description: a process of printmaking


Name: district governor (government official)
Description: -


Name: Rembrandt (person)
Description: artist and etcher


Name: Duke of Burgundy (historical figure)
Description: -


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


Name: Passion (Concept)
Description: strong feelings of love or desire


Name: Levant (geographical region)
Description: a historical region in what is now the Middle East, including parts of modern-day Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria


Name: Benelux (Economic Union)
Description: An economic union of Benelux countries


Name: plutocracy (system of government)
Description: -


Name: the archipelago (location)
Description: -


Name: Aztec-painted books (type_of_artifact)
Description: books painted by the Aztecs


Name: Co2SnO4 (chemical compound)
Description: cobalt(II) stanate, a chemical compound


Name: Compatibility diagram (Compositional phase diagram)
Description: shows how the mineral assemblage varies with composition at a fixed temperature and pressure


Name: alloying addition in iron or steel (Process)
Description: The process of adding ferrosilicon to iron or steel for alloying


Name: Welding (Industrial process)
Description: A fabrication process that joins materials, typically metals or metal alloys, using high heat.


Name: USSR (organization)
Description: Soviet Union


Name: boron carbide (chemical compound)
Description: a complex very hard ceramic


Name: 16,358 (Number)
Description: Number of Black residents by 1840


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: borders Ukraine to the east and northeast


Name: Mycenaean Linear B script (writing_system)
Description: Ancient Greek writing system


Name: British Royal Family (monarchical family)
Description: the British Royal Family and other European royalty still use it as a ceremonial color on special occasions.


Name: Athenian theatre scene (theatre scene)
Description: theatrical performances in Athens, Greece


Name: Water supply and sanitation in China (infrastructure)
Description: facing challenges due to rapid urbanization


Name: Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) (Nutrition)
Description: the recommended daily intake of nutrients for a healthy population


Name: 2020 presidential election (event)
Description: a presidential election held in 2020


Name: Royal Navy (military organization)
Description: the naval force of the United Kingdom


Name: pomegranates, acorns, lotus flowers and palms (symbols in Greek mythology)
Description: mythological symbols associated with Greek deities


Name: Jade dragon amulets from Shang period (Cultural artifact)
Description: Jade artifacts from the Shang period


Name: deaths from the Great Leap Forward (Statistic)
Description: The number of people who died during the Great Leap Forward


Name: Canada (country)
Description: Canadian country


Name: Nordland, Norway (County)
Description: Located in Norway


Name: obligately anaerobic organisms (Group of Organisms)
Description: group of organisms without oxygen use


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


Name: apprenticeship (concept)
Description: An apprenticeship is learning a skilled trade under the supervision of an advanced tradesperson.


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Lunar crust (Geological formation)
Description: Rock formations on Moon


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: was used to treat


Name: Coralliophila kaofitorum (Invertebrate)
Description: A type of mollusk


Name: Pope Stephen V (Person)
Description: the pope of the Catholic Church


Name: Roosevelt County, New Mexico (Location)
Description: Area where many meteorites were found in the late 1960s


Name: diborane (B2H6) (chemical compound)
Description: a simple borane chemical


Name: Organic compounds (Category)
Description: groups of chemical substances with organic properties


Name: Persians (Ethnic Group)
Description: Ancient civilization


Name: Ptolemy I of Egypt (historical figure)
Description: A king of the Ptolemaic dynasty


Name: Henri LeBeau (goldsmith)
Description: French goldsmith


Name: five rural churches (object)
Description: buildings for worship and community


Name: Boules (Form)
Description: A round mass of material


Name: Sea God (Deity)
Description: God of the sea


Name: United States (Country)
Description: country where Jernegan ran his swindle


Name: baking powder (food ingredient)
Description: -


Name: size and shape of the rough stone (property)
Description: the dimensions of the raw gemstone


Name: Extraction of the desired materials (activity)
Description: removing minerals or metals from the earth


Name: Abashevo culture (c.2200–1850 BC) (culture)
Description: -


Name: Romanian people (Ethnic Group)
Description: a Romance-speaking ethnic group primarily residing in Romania and Moldova


Name: University of Glasgow (Organization)
Description: a university in Scotland


Name: Mother-of-pearl powder (Material)
Description: -


Name: Mediterranean heritage (cultural influence)
Description: influence of Mediterranean culture on Spain


Name: black dress (Fashion item)
Description: a simple black dress for women's fashion


Name: Bromine and Iodine (Elements)
Description: Chemical elements


Name: 1,700 km (Distance)
Description: Length of potentially active rails in Colombia's railway network


Name: high-pressure mineral polymorphs (geological feature)
Description: minerals formed by high pressure


Name: merwinite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Grain-boundary-migration recrystallization (process)
Description: a process that reduces the internal energy by increasing the grain boundary area and reducing the grain volume


Name: Benthic (deep ocean) carbonate deposits (geological feature)
Description: formations of calcium carbonate that have formed on the seafloor


Name: 198.8 million tonnes of manganese ore grading 55% manganese metal (reserve)
Description: estimated reserves of manganese ore


Name: World Trade Organization (International Organization)
Description: -


Name: Indus Valley Civilization (Cultural group)
Description: a group of people living in the Indus Valley region


Name: black pearl oysters (Type of mollusk)
Description: -


Name: Silicon carbide (Substance)
Description: Abrasive and ceramic component


Name: Banyan merchants (Occupation)
Description: Merchants from the Banyan community


Name: Lignite (Substance)
Description: A type of coal


Name: Phenocrysts or porphyritic minerals (Mineral composition)
Description: Large minerals that are present in a specific rock formation.


Name: Vernadsky National Library (Library)
Description: The main academic library and scientific information center in Ukraine


Name: geochronology (scientific discipline)
Description: study of the age of rocks


Name: Elaine de Kooning (artist)
Description: Dutch-American abstract expressionist painter, printmaker, and critic


Name: Air Component (Branch of Military)
Description: A branch of the Belgian Armed Forces


Name: Oil Painting (Art form)
Description: an art form made from pigments suspended in oil


Name: north-western Iberia (Location)
Description: Region on the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Audio-visual Experts (Professional Group)
Description: category of professionals


Name: the Thyringas (Tribe)
Description: ancient tribe mentioned in Orosius's History of the World


Name: guru of geopolitics (-)
Description: -


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


Name: Libya (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Association of Business Psychologists (professional organization)
Description: an organization responsible for setting standards and governing the profession of business psychology


Name: Dominant wavelength (Concept)
Description: The single wavelength of light that produces a sensation most similar to the non-spectral color.


Name: B.R. Ambedkar (Person)
Description: Indian lawyer, politician and social activist


Name: Lower Mississippi Valley (Geographical area)
Description: The section of the Mississippi River valley near New Orleans


Name: 28th (number)
Description: world ranking


Name: Copper dust and fumes (substance)
Description: a mixture of copper particles and gases


Name: Greco-Roman style (artistic movement)
Description: -


Name: Seville Fair or Feria de Abril (Festival)
Description: Annual festival in Seville celebrating traditional arts and culture


Name: Mare Belgicum (Lunar Mare (previous name))
Description: the previous name for the mare


Name: Maples (Tree species)
Description: A type of deciduous tree that is typically associated with autumn foliage


Name: some of the deeper goldenrod flowers (Object)
Description: -


Name: Ultramafic rocks (Rock type)
Description: wehrlite, harzburgite, dunite, and chromite


Name: subalkaline rocks (category)
Description: defined as rocks with SiO2 < -3.3539 × 10−4 × A6 + 1.2030 × 10−2 × A5


Name: 2,245 murders (number)
Description: Number of murders in 1990


Name: Nanoparticles (Material)
Description: small particles


Name: 19th-century experimenters (people)
Description: scientists who experimented with fluorine in the 19th century


Name: Lønset (village)
Description: A village in the Oppdal municipality.


Name: The cross has been widely recognized as a symbol of Christianity from an early period in that religion's history. (symbol)
Description: -


Name: Firms (Organizations)
Description: -


Name: language reform and alphabet reform (reforms)
Description: changes to the Turkish language and alphabet


Name: one of the world's most powerful militaries (military power ranking)
Description: ranked among the strongest militaries globally


Name: Byzantine churches, Frankish castles, sandy beaches and scenery (attractions)
Description: places of interest


Name: Industrial Asbestos (Geological Entity)
Description: -


Name: Nheengatu (Language)
Description: A creole language spoken by indigenous communities within Brazil


Name: German occupation of Paros (Occupation)
Description: 1944


Name: Parikia (Port city)
Description: the port city of Paros, Greece


Name: Lindlof and Taylor (Individuals/Group)
Description: Scholars who wrote about American cultural studies


Name: Modernism (Movement)
Description: Art movement that preceded postmodernism


Name: Superterranes (Geological term)
Description: Terranes composed of subunits with distinct history and structure


Name: Krupove village (location)
Description: village in Rivne Oblast, Ukraine


Name: John VI (Monarch)
Description: King of Portugal and Emperor of Brazil


Name: a labyrinth of thatched huts (Structure)
Description: A collection of small, matched-roof houses


Name: Auckland Region (Administrative Division)
Description: A region within New Zealand that includes Auckland city


Name: Chocolate Diamond (Product/Concept)
Description: -


Name: Graphite (Well-known allotrope of Carbon)
Description: A crystalline form of carbon with a high conductivity


Name: public employee (category of people)
Description: person employed in the public sector


Name: chemical reactions that do not involve life (processes)
Description: -


Name: Kubler (Person)
Description: Name of the person who made an estimate of 200,000 people


Name: Paws (Anatomy)
Description: The Red Fox's front and back feet, used for walking and grasping


Name: Bling-bling style jewellery (Jewellery)
Description: -


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Former socialist state that existed from 1922-1991


Name: Azores High (Weather phenomenon)
Description: a high-pressure system


Name: Paul K. Dealy (person)
Description: Founder of the first Baháʼí community in Alabama


Name: Chromian Spinel (Species)
Description: a mineral species in the spinel series


Name: boro taxi (vehicle)
Description: Apple green-colored vehicles that can pick up street hails in Upper Manhattan and outer boroughs


Name: hydrogen-2, boron-10, nitrogen-14, and tantalum-180m (stable odd-odd nuclides)
Description: other stable isotopes with both an odd number of protons and neutrons


Name: ISO 4217 currency code (standard)
Description: a standard for the representation of currencies


Name: Art (Concept)
Description: A form of human expression


Name: California, USA (location)
Description: a state in the United States


Name: Formula One drivers (Group)
Description: -


Name: Atahensic (Iroquois Goddess) (Deity)
Description: The Iroquois goddess of the sky


Name: Sanjak of Tirhala (administrative division)
Description: Ottoman administrative unit


Name: Auckland (City)
Description: the largest city of New Zealand


Name: oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas


Name: Giclée (printing process)
Description: digital prints made on inkjet printers


Name: Natural resources (Category)
Description: Resources such as diamonds, oil, etc.


Name: Art process (Process)
Description: The steps involved in creating art


Name: metal-stabilized carbanions (chemical concept)
Description: -


Name: Synthetic sapphire (Material)
Description: a type of sapphire produced industrially


Name: Colors (color property)
Description: colors exhibited by Eulytine varieties


Name: Chalcedony (type of rock)
Description: has been used in tool making as early as 32,000 BP in Central Australia


Name: synthetic diamonds (gemstone)
Description: have been manufactured in large quantities as industrial abrasives


Name: Nottinghamshire (region)
Description: a ceremonial county in the East Midlands of England


Name: northern minorities (ethnic_group)
Description: ancient ethnic groups in northern China


Name: United States Antarctic Search for Meteorites (ANSMET) program (Organization)
Description: Research program in Antarctica


Name: decline of Minoan, Harappan and Western Roman Empire (Event)
Description: the decline of many ancient civilizations


Name: Red Body Paint (Body Paint)
Description: a type of paint used to color bodies


Name: Filigree (Concept)
Description: ornamental technique


Name: Seals from ancient Greece (Emblem)
Description: -


Name: Petroleum (Commodity)
Description: A refined fossil fuel used as energy


Name: Australia's geology (geological feature)
Description: -


Name: Sangha (Concept)
Description: A group of people who have attained a certain stage of spiritual awakening


Name: Calve Island (uninhabited island)
Description: a small uninhabited island in Tobermory Bay


Name: Fowler Report (Document)
Description: report by Robert Fowler on illicit diamond trade


Name: former president (role)
Description: an individual who has previously held the office of president


Name: humid continental climate (Köppen Dfb) (Weather pattern)
Description: a type of climate with warm summers and cold winters


Name: Conflict Minerals Law (Law)
Description: US law regarding conflict minerals


Name: framing camera (instrument)
Description: -


Name: sports trophy (object)
Description: award given to winners in competitions


Name: Sword burial (Cultural practice)
Description: the practice of burying swords with their owners


Name: gilded copper (material category)
Description: type of metal alloy


Name: Mesosomes (geology/Rock components)
Description: -


Name: Chen Shih-hsin (Athlete)
Description: A Taiwanese taekwondo athlete


Name: glass and metal (materials)
Description: -


Name: thorianite (mineral)
Description: -


Name: quantitative measures (Measurement Units)
Description: Units used to quantify the behavior of materials


Name: Conquistadors (Group)
Description: Spanish soldiers and explorers who conquered the New World in the 16th century


Name: Minoan civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient Greek civilization that flourished on the island of Crete from around 2600 to 1100 BC


Name: Gothic script (script)
Description: a style of writing


Name: Icelandic women and men (Population group)
Description: the population where the prevalence of green eyes was studied


Name: Carbonaceous chondrite meteorites (Type of meteorite)
Description: -


Name: Kimberlite diamonds (Resource)
Description: A type of diamond deposit found in volcanic rocks


Name: $100 million (approx.) (Amount)
Description: Estimated increase in tourism revenue from 2019 to 2020


Name: United States Federal Trade Commission guidelines (Regulation)
Description: regulations related to disclosure of gemstone treatments


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


Name: Plutonium-244, Thorium-232, and Neptunium-237 (Elements)
Description: Chemical elements


Name: Eilat (geographical location)
Description: city


Name: John Constable (Artist)
Description: -


Name: Thai Sukhothai Kingdom (historical empire)
Description: a medieval kingdom in Southeast Asia


Name: Fluorite mining (industry)
Description: industry that supplies most global fluorine


Name: Clifford's rule (Rule)
Description: -


Name: Economic Boom (Economic Event)
Description: A period of rapid economic growth and expansion


Name: Flemish language (Language)
Description: A Dutch dialect spoken in Flanders.


Name: Morocco (Geographic Region)
Description: a region in North Africa


Name: hydrogen chloride (chemical compound)
Description: a gas produced by burning hydrogen in chlorine


Name: China (Country)
Description: Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and other territories


Name: Lab-created synthetic opal (type of man-made gemstone)
Description: best quality lab-created synthetic opals


Name: cementing (geological process)
Description: process that occurs in carbonate sediments, forming hardgrounds and other rock formations


Name: Ceres (dwarf planet) (Celestial body)
Description: Dwarf planet in the asteroid belt


Name: Ivory Coast Army (Military Unit)
Description: Military force of Ivory Coast


Name: jobs were used to support the political parties (Concept)
Description: government jobs were used to support political parties


Name: diurnus (Latin word)
Description: pertaining to a day, daily


Name: Ptolemies (Dynasty)
Description: Royal house that ruled Egypt after the death of Alexander the Great


Name: human use (purpose)
Description: for decoration or adornment of humans


Name: large furnaces (Equipment)
Description: type of equipment used in production


Name: Minoan hieroglyphs (Writing System)
Description: An ancient writing system used by the Minoans


Name: Several broad topics (Category)
Description: Group of related things


Name: Exactitude (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Wood ashes (substance)
Description: residual material from burning wood


Name: saint (historical figure)
Description: a revered person known for their virtues and miracles


Name: John Chaloner Smith (Person)
Description: Irish collector and leading authority on mezzotints


Name: Turkish directors (group of people)
Description: group of Turkish film directors


Name: Mica Group (Mineral Class)
Description: Group of phyllosilicates with aluminium in tetrahedral sheets


Name: Gadriamure (debris fan)
Description: the largest conical debris fan in the Alps


Name: Aztec society (group)
Description: Society of Aztecs


Name: Plant Tissue (Biological Tissues)
Description: tissues that make up a plant's structure


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


Name: Andrea Zeno's daughter (person)
Description: daughter of Andrea Zeno


Name: Teodoro Monticelli (mineralogist)
Description: an Italian mineralogist (1759-1845)


Name: South Slavs (Ethnic group)
Description: present-day ethnic group known as Bulgarians


Name: GI, oral, and anal ulcers (Health Condition)
Description: Open sores in the gastrointestinal tract or mouth


Name: cheongsam (garment)
Description: a type of garment originating from China and Hong Kong


Name: Catholic Church (Organization)
Description: a Christian organization that believes in the authority of the Pope and the Bible


Name: Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: a type of rock-forming mineral


Name: Federal executive branch agencies (Organization)
Description: the main branches of the federal government responsible for enforcing laws and policies


Name: Sierra Nevada National Park, Doñana National Park and Natural Park (location)
Description: national parks in Andalusia


Name: Hot hydrothermal veins (Geological formation)
Description: veins of hot water that have deposited minerals


Name: Moravian principality (state)
Description: one of the West Slavic states that existed on the territory of Samo's Empire (also see Great Moravia)


Name: Oxygen levels in the patient's blood (physiological condition)
Description: the level of oxygen present in a patient's blood


Name: Spanish America (Regions)
Description: The pomegranate was introduced into Spanish America in the late 16th century


Name: Alps (mountain range)
Description: one of the major mountain ranges in Europe


Name: Tonal harmony and atonality (Musical composition technique)
Description: musical techniques used by Debussy to create new sounds


Name: Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) (Political party)
Description: The main party within the Pan-Green Coalition


Name: Nobles' Robes (Concept)
Description: Rules for dressing nobles in the Ming dynasty


Name: Cultural studies (field of study)
Description: the meaning and practices of everyday life


Name: astrological signs (astrology)
Description: signs and symbols related to astrology


Name: Soviet Union (government entity)
Description: socialist government of Russia


Name: Napoleon III (Politician)
Description: -


Name: Hazardous waste (Type of Waste)
Description: harmful to the environment


Name: (a, b) (Coordinates)
Description: The coordinates (a, b) used in the CIE LCh color space


Name: discoveries made by modern archaeologists (archaeology/research)
Description: -


Name: International Olympic Committee (IOC) (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Schoep (Person)
Description: Scientist who first described and published the mineral in 1921


Name: Silicon (Substance)
Description: A chemical element


Name: Hinduism (religion)
Description: A major world religion


Name: White dross (Material)
Description: material produced from aluminium production


Name: gravel (geology)
Description: usually containing silicate minerals such as granite


Name: UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (document)
Description: treaty promoting cultural diversity


Name: Semiconductor market segment (Market Segment)
Description: Networks and communications devices


Name: Rabat (location)
Description: city in Morocco


Name: M.M. Gordon (person)
Description: Scottish geologist and explorer


Name: Sputnik 1 (Spacecraft)
Description: The first artificial satellite in space


Name: flint glass (glass)
Description: types of flint glass


Name: Calcium fluoride (Material)
Description: -


Name: overlying load (Geological phenomenon)
Description: type of rock layering


Name: Plastic arts (Artistic discipline)
Description: A term referring to all the visual (non-literary, non-musical) arts


Name: electron (Subatomic particle)
Description: a negatively charged subatomic particle


Name: Metamorphic Petrology (Field of Study)
Description: Study of metamorphism and the rocks formed by it


Name: Battle of Long Island (event)
Description: A battle fought during the American Revolutionary War


Name: 2,227,500 hectares (ha) (Area Measurement)
Description: naturally regenerating forest area


Name: acrylic paint (Type of paint)
Description: paint made from acrylic medium


Name: Sodium handling (Physiological process)
Description: the process by which sodium is handled in the body


Name: Nephrectomy (Surgical Procedure)
Description: The surgical removal of a kidney.


Name: Chaouis (Ethnic group)
Description: Berber-speaking ethnic group from Chaouia region in Morocco


Name: Praieira revolt (Event)
Description: Localized rebellion in Pernambuco


Name: Arvanites (group of people)
Description: people from Albania and northern Greece


Name: Roman glass (object category)
Description: objects made of glass used in ancient Rome


Name: Western Eurasia (Geographic Location)
Description: continent, includes Europe and Asia (western part)


Name: New Ukrainian government (Government)
Description: The government of Ukraine established after the 2014 revolution


Name: Southern Troop (Military Unit)
Description: a troop within the Hertfordshire Yeomanry


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


Name: 9 (Number)
Description: forest ecoregions


Name: Quasiregular Polyhedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A polyhedron with two different polygonal faces alternating and meeting at a vertex.


Name: Crystal structure (category)
Description: the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms or ions in a mineral


Name: Schott LaK 10 (glass)
Description: a type of flint glass


Name: One World Trade Center (skyscraper)
Description: most expensive office tower in the world by construction cost


Name: Late Cambrian to Early Ordovician ages (Time Period)
Description: Geological time period when Tuckahoe marble formed


Name: Nubia (historical region)
Description: a historical region in Africa


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Demeter (Greek goddess)
Description: a later equivalent


Name: Oberhofer (Person)
Description: unknown person (first name not provided)


Name: LGBT rights (Social Issue)
Description: Rights and protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals


Name: Industrial Applications (Concept)
Description: Almost all industrial uses


Name: Aluminium salts (-)
Description: -


Name: Zirid clan (Family)
Description: Berber family that ruled North Africa for the Fatimids


Name: jade product (product)
Description: item produced by Hongshan culture


Name: Sharp Point (Tool)
Description: tool used in aquatint to create marks


Name: burnt almond shells or peaches (plant part)
Description: -


Name: Finland (Country)
Description: A country in Northern Europe


Name: Luisenburg Festival (Event)
Description: an annual festival held in Wunsiedel


Name: semiconductors (class of materials)
Description: -


Name: Dutch States Army (Military Unit)
Description: Army of the Dutch Republic during the 18th century


Name: Windward group of the Society Islands (GeographicalLocation)
Description: A group of islands in French Polynesia


Name: Rifian language (Language)
Description: the language spoken by the Rifians


Name: Poverty in New Zealand (Social issue)
Description: -


Name: Benford's Law (statistical phenomenon)
Description: probability distribution of digits in numbers


Name: New York Rangers (Sports Team)
Description: National Hockey League team


Name: Elbe river basin (River basin)
Description: corresponds with the historical land of Bohemia


Name: Arts Community (Community/Group)
Description: Group of artists and performers based in Sparta


Name: American and French constitutions (Documents)
Description: the founding documents of the United States and France


Name: Area of Germany (Geographic Category)
Description: Category of geographic data for Germany


Name: Xiku (Clothing)
Description: jacket with trousers


Name: João Pedro da Silva (Person)
Description: Brazilian sculptor and artist


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


Name: Urban Red Fox Population (Population)
Description: -


Name: Oldest_surviving_world_maps (Artifact)
Description: Maps that are oldest and have survived to the present day


Name: Copper plate (category of engraved materials)
Description: plates made from copper that can be engraved


Name: Berber culture (culture)
Description: North African culture


Name: β-quartz (mineral)
Description: a type of crystalline mineral


Name: Ancient Egypt (Country (historical))
Description: Location where emeralds were first recorded


Name: Created Emeralds (Synthetic Gemstone)
Description: Emeralds with a synthetic chemical and gemological composition


Name: Alps (Geographic Feature)
Description: Mountain range in Europe


Name: Charles Darwin (person)
Description: justified Linnaeus' system


Name: Strength-controlling flaws (State)
Description: -


Name: Modern Sculptors (Profession)
Description: Artists who create sculptures in the modern era


Name: BMI (Basic Metaphor of Infinity) (metaphor)
Description: -


Name: Atlanta, Georgia, US (Location)
Description: City where the event took place


Name: human hair (biological material)
Description: a type of biological material


Name: ontology (knowledge representation)
Description: has concept hierarchy with golden eagle, golden eagle subclass of bird, and golden eagle instance of species


Name: Social Democratic Party (SPÖ) (party)
Description: social democratic party in Austria


Name: Pop art (Art movement)
Description: A cultural and artistic movement that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s.


Name: Eclogite Group A, B and C (Classification group)
Description: Three groups of eclogites based on the chemistry of their primary mineral phases.


Name: London (City)
Description: The capital city of England, United Kingdom


Name: Charles the Bald (person)
Description: King of West Francia


Name: Saikaku (author)
Description: a Japanese author


Name: Petalite Ore (Mineral Resource)
Description: The mineral resource from which lithium was discovered.


Name: Australia (country)
Description: a country in Oceania


Name: Matthew Nimetz (Person)
Description: The mediator of the naming dispute


Name: men of working age in Andalusia (Demographic Group)
Description: male residents of Andalusia between the ages of 15 and 64


Name: Bostonians (Group)
Description: Residents of Boston, Massachusetts


Name: Titanium (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22.


Name: amalgamation (Process)
Description: The process of forming a compound between two or more elements, often involving the formation of an alloy.


Name: Piedmont region, Italy (geographic region)
Description: -


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


Name: People of New Zealand (population)
Description: Citizens of New Zealand


Name: People's Democratic Party (Political Party)
Description: Communist party that ruled Afghanistan


Name: The Parliament of Norway (Legislative Body)
Description: Norway's legislative assembly


Name: Ἑλλάς (Place)
Description: native name of Greece in Ancient Greek and Modern Greek (Katharevousa)


Name: liberals (Political Orientation)
Description: Ideological perspective emphasizing social justice and equality


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


Name: painting and sculpture (Art form)
Description: Painting and sculpture in Morocco


Name: Édgar Rentería (Person)
Description: A Colombian baseball player


Name: spicular chert (geological term)
Description: well-cemented Spicularite with silica


Name: Lasers emitting in the green part of the spectrum (Laser)
Description: Devices that emit concentrated beams of light in the green spectrum


Name: Aluminium extraction (Industrial process)
Description: Process of extracting aluminium from bauxites


Name: production in Portugal during the 8th century (Time Period)
Description: period of time


Name: Geological Society of London (Organization)
Description: -


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


Name: Peabody Essex Museum (institution)
Description: a museum located in Salem, Massachusetts


Name: Buskerud county (County)
Description: A county in Norway


Name: modern Turkey (location)
Description: -


Name: New York City's most important economic sector (economic sector)
Description: lies in its role as the headquarters for the U.S. financial industry


Name: Terracotta Army (artwork)
Description: collection of life-sized terracotta soldiers


Name: Pierre Curie (Person)
Description: French physicist and chemist, husband of Marie Curie


Name: Deng Xiaoping (Person)
Description: Chinese politician who served as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China from 1982 to 1992


Name: Bronx River (body_of_water)
Description: a river in New York State


Name: a black cloak and a white habit (-)
Description: -


Name: Shell with a Pearl (Object)
Description: shell containing a pearl


Name: Fault-driven fluidization and brecciation (Geological process)
Description: process that creates emerald deposits


Name: Humans (Group)
Description: all human beings on Earth


Name: palace structure (Facility)
Description: The integration of workshops into the palace


Name: United States Army Corps of Engineers (organization)
Description: A US military unit that helped reopen the mine.


Name: 1750 BCE (Time Period)
Description: A time point in the past


Name: D. de Dolomieu (person)
Description: French geologist and explorer


Name: London (city)
Description: the capital city of England


Name: Jaén (Kingdom)
Description: Historical kingdom in Andalusia


Name: crux immissa (type of cross)
Description: the traditional †-shaped cross


Name: Southern Alps (geographic region)
Description: A part of the Alps mountain range


Name: International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) (Military Organization)
Description: An international military force established to provide security assistance in Afghanistan.


Name: Humans (species)
Description: the species Homo sapiens


Name: infinity of primes (Concept)
Description: The concept of an infinite number of prime numbers


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


Name: High-power transistors (Electrical component)
Description: A type of electronic component


Name: Tromsø (City)
Description: a city in northern Norway


Name: Manchu officials (people)
Description: Officials from the Manchu ethnic group


Name: Scottish literature (literature genre)
Description: includes literature written in Scotland


Name: Pacific salmon species (Oncorhynchus) (Fish Species)
Description: various species of salmon fish with darker and less orange flesh


Name: Skagerrak (Strait)
Description: A strait between Norway and Sweden


Name: paper, lumber, and wood products (product)
Description: Industrial output of Alabama


Name: Female education (Topic)
Description: education of girls and women


Name: Wilhelm von Braun (person)
Description: of Gotha, Thuringia, Germany (1790–1872)


Name: site of Fort George Amusement Park (landmark)
Description: former site of amusement park


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: An Hellenic republic


Name: Alexandrite (gemstone)
Description: rare, color-changing gemstone from Russia and other countries


Name: chalcogens (chemical group)
Description: -


Name: 400,000 people (Number of people)
Description: number of people who enter the labor market each year


Name: Bodhi Tree (Tree)
Description: A sacred fig tree associated with the Buddha's enlightenment


Name: English Civil War (Historical Event)
Description: A conflict in England from 1642 to 1651


Name: Metalworking processes (Processes)
Description: Modern metalworking processes, though diverse and specialized


Name: chalcogen group (group in periodic table)
Description: -


Name: Japanese folklore (cultural tradition)
Description: a body of stories and legends passed down through generations


Name: ballistic hops (physical process)
Description: the motion of particles under the influence of gravity and other forces.


Name: breakfast (colazione), lunch (pranzo), and dinner (cena) (meal category)
Description: types of meals eaten at different times of day


Name: Pallas (asteroid)
Description: the second-largest known asteroid


Name: Cerium content in seawater (Property)
Description: -


Name: dissolution of continental terrigenous silicates (geological process)
Description: -


Name: Tin (chemical element)
Description: a chemical element in group 14 of the periodic table


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: Temple dedicated to Athena in ancient Greece


Name: 65Zn (chemical isotope)
Description: -


Name: Erraid (island)
Description: a small island off the west coast of Mull


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


Name: Central Park (park)
Description: a park in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Iberian Peninsula (Geographical Region)
Description: region comprising present-day Spain and Portugal


Name: Ipswich School (school)
Description: independent co-educational boarding school


Name: Tang Dynasty (Organization)
Description: A Chinese dynasty


Name: Glaucochroite (mineral)
Description: calcium manganese nesosilicate mineral


Name: WASH concept (Concept/Idea)
Description: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene concept


Name: Decolonisation (Historical Event)
Description: The process by which countries that were formerly colonized gained independence


Name: Hindu and Mahayana Buddhist traditions (philosophical movement)
Description: a branch of Buddhism


Name: Karma (concept)
Description: Action, intent, and consequences


Name: Malakialina, Madagascar (Location)
Description: a village in the Androy Region of southern Madagascar


Name: Nuclear power plants (industrial facility)
Description: Facilities that generate electricity through nuclear reactions


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: U.S. state located in the Midwestern United States


Name: Samsara (conceptual truth)
Description: a central concept in Buddhism


Name: Fossil fuel (resource)
Description: -


Name: polar desert (biome)
Description: A type of cold desert ecosystem found in polar regions.


Name: Mojave, Sonoran, Great Basin, and Chihuahuan Deserts (Location)
Description: Desert regions in the US


Name: hunting (activity)
Description: chasing and killing animals for sport or food


Name: Ancient sculptures and paintings from India (Work of Art)
Description: -


Name: Drammen Theater (theater)
Description: built in 1869 and rebuilt in 1997


Name: Northern Song period (Historical Period)
Description: A time period in Chinese history from 960 to 1127


Name: actual tail feathers (physical feature)
Description: used during courtship displays


Name: Spanish language (Language)
Description: Globalized through colonial era


Name: Proto-Germanic (Language)
Description: The ancestor of the Germanic languages


Name: Mur river (Body of Water)
Description: River in Austria and Serbia


Name: Alpine zone (Geographical Feature)
Description: A climatic zone extending from tree line to the snow line


Name: Warm Edge (Concept)
Description: the edge going from black to white through red, orange and yellow


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


Name: Metal frames (Component)
Description: type of container


Name: ultramarine (substance)
Description: artificial color made from lapis lazuli


Name: Ahmad Wali (musician)
Description: an Afghan musician


Name: some plant species (category)
Description: -


Name: Mail fraud (concept)
Description: -


Name: Shaivism (Denomination)
Description: One of the four major denominations of Hinduism that worships Shiva


Name: North Carolina pegmatites (Geological Formation)
Description: pegmatites


Name: Pharmaceutical Companies (Organization)
Description: Businesses involved in developing medicines


Name: 0.53 global hectares per person (biological capacity)
Description: -


Name: December 2019 - December 2022 (Time period)
Description: Range of dates


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species to which humans belong


Name: Kalahari Manganese Fields (mineral field)
Description: A large area with significant mineral deposits


Name: concrete basements in Quebec, Massachusetts and Connecticut (geographic location)
Description: basements located in the provinces of Quebec, and the states of Massachusetts and Connecticut


Name: King Ramiro I of Asturias (Historical Figure)
Description: King of the Kingdom of Asturias-León


Name: Federal Senate (legislature)
Description: -


Name: southern passive margin of the North American craton (Geological Feature)
Description: -


Name: California (geographical location)
Description: -


Name: opal (Type of gemstone)
Description: -


Name: 89.8% of the population (percentage)
Description: percentage of population able to communicate


Name: Soils (geological layer)
Description: -


Name: 292 living languages (Languages)
Description: The number of different languages spoken in China


Name: Electroless nickel plating (Coating material)
Description: A type of coating used to protect and polish surfaces.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Sovereign state located in North America.


Name: busta (noun)
Description: an envelope


Name: Troilite composition (47 to 50% atomic percent iron) (chemical composition)
Description: iron and sulfur mixture with specific atomic percentages


Name: Witchcraft (Supernatural Concept)
Description: A form of magic associated with evil


Name: Laser-active lanthanides (Chemical Entity)
Description: a group of chemicals used for doping and laser applications


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: country in Europe


Name: Alabama Constitutional Commission (governmental body)
Description: -


Name: Assgny National Park (National Park)
Description: A national park in Ivory Coast.


Name: suffrage jewellery (Concept)
Description: jewellery worn by suffragists


Name: Bulat Okudzhava (Person)
Description: Russian poet, singer and actor


Name: High school graduates (Education group)
Description: constitute a significant portion of the population


Name: Mineral species (Geology and Mineralogy concept)
Description: A naturally occurring inorganic solid substance with a specific chemical composition and crystal structure.


Name: Viridine (Variety of Andalusite)
Description: green variety of andalusite in which manganese 3+ substitutes for aluminium


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


Name: 477 students (students count)
Description: -


Name: vitamin K (vitamin)
Description: blood clotting and bone health


Name: jaspillite (metamorphosed_chemical_sedimentary_rock)
Description: source of hematitic jasperoids


Name: Sidon (Location)
Description: ancient city in Lebanon


Name: England (Geopolitical entity)
Description: -


Name: Qin dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Chinese state (221–206 BCE)


Name: Deepest Mourning (Social Status)
Description: The period of most intense mourning


Name: European ships, including French, English, Dutch, and Portuguese vessels (Ship)
Description: Vessels from various European countries


Name: Thessaloniki (Location)
Description: City in northern Greece


Name: women and girls (Demographic Group)
Description: A group defined by age, sex, or other demographic characteristics


Name: wine (Commodity)
Description: Alcoholic beverage made from fermented grapes or other fruits


Name: high quality roofing slates (Building material)
Description: Thin, flat stones used for roofing and other building purposes.


Name: Archaeological remains, written texts, and pictorial codices (Source)
Description: Provide information about pre-colonial Aztec history


Name: Korite (Trade name)
Description: -


Name: Nidaros Cathedral (building)
Description: Medieval cathedral in Norway


Name: Blood diamonds (Concept)
Description: Diamonds mined in a war zone and sold to finance an insurgency, etc.


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: -


Name: Catholics (religion)
Description: One of the non-Muslim communities


Name: metal (class of chemical elements)
Description: substance with distinct physical properties


Name: Body jewelry (Topic)
Description: A type of jewelry worn on the body


Name: cinema (Art form)
Description: The art of creating motion pictures


Name: Diamond Sutra (Book)
Description: -


Name: European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) (organization)
Description: -


Name: Spectral Colors (Category)
Description: colors that can be produced by visible light of a single wavelength only


Name: Etruscan art (art form)
Description: had a major importance on the afterlife


Name: Second Ivorian Civil War (event)
Description: a civil war in Ivory Coast


Name: Dzungar Khanate (Historical Empire)
Description: A nomadic empire that existed in the 17th and 18th centuries


Name: space weathering on Ceres's older surfaces (process)
Description: the effects of space on the surface of Ceres


Name: United States Supreme Court Building (building)
Description: the official building of the Supreme Court of the United States, located in Washington D.C.


Name: Venus of Dolní Věstonice (prehistoric sculpture)
Description: -


Name: burial pottery and bronze and copper-base bangles (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: villages (type of settlement)
Description: small communities of people living together


Name: Artificiality (Concept)
Description: The state of being artificial or anthropogenic


Name: Mineral's symmetry (property)
Description: symmetry of the mineral


Name: Jan van Eyck (Artist)
Description: A Flemish painter and artist


Name: Jagadish Chandra Bose's radio crystal detector (invention)
Description: was developed in 1901


Name: 92 or higher (atomic number range)
Description: range of atomic numbers for transuranic waste


Name: The diamond cut planning stage is a complex process (process)
Description: the planning phase for cutting diamonds


Name: American Dictionary of the English Language (dictionary)
Description: -


Name: letters or documents (concept)
Description: written communications used for authentication purposes


Name: Great Leap Forward (event)
Description: economic campaign in China


Name: Adolphe Sax (Person)
Description: Belgian instrument maker


Name: Dutch language (Language)
Description: A West Germanic language spoken in the Netherlands


Name: Lutetium aluminum garnet (LuAG) (Material)
Description: an artificial crystal used for scintillation and other applications


Name: women from wealthy families (people)
Description: -


Name: Wolf eels (Fish)
Description: medium-sized carnivorous marine fish


Name: Calcium salts (substance)
Description: are deposited in the heart, blood vessels, or kidneys


Name: carbonate skeletons of coral reefs (type of rock)
Description: the remains of coral reefs


Name: Telescopes (Optical instrument)
Description: an instrument that aids the observation of distant objects by collecting and focusing light


Name: Greece (country)
Description: sovereign state in Southeastern Europe


Name: lanthanum (element)
Description: similar in abundance


Name: Cognitive Foundations of Natural History (book title)
Description: a scientific study of how humans categorize and understand the natural world


Name: freshwater fish (Freshwater Fish Species)
Description: -


Name: Leopold Kronecker (Historical figure)
Description: Mathematician who was skeptical of infinity


Name: pelites, evaporite sequences or altered basaltic or felsic intrusions (rocks)
Description: various types


Name: Greek (language)
Description: the language in which the name 'chlorite' is derived from


Name: Jewellery (Object)
Description: An object worn or carried for personal adornment


Name: New York City (city)
Description: a metropolitan municipality with a strong mayor–council form of government


Name: Round brilliant cut (Concept)
Description: A diamond or other gemstone cut in a particular form with 57-58 facets


Name: Years of Lead (Historical Period)
Description: A period of economic difficulties and social conflicts in Italy


Name: Silicon nanostructures (Material)
Description: A type of nanostructure made from silicon.


Name: Simpler fluted sardonyx cup (Objects)
Description: -


Name: Gold (Substance)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au


Name: White dwarf (stellar remnant)
Description: a stellar remnant composed mostly of electron-degenerate matter


Name: silicates (chemistry)
Description: are used in making Portland cement


Name: sackcloth and ashes (object)
Description: -


Name: Saami (Ethnic group)
Description: an indigenous people living in northern Europe and Russia


Name: rongyi attire (Clothing)
Description: type of martial clothing worn by Emperor Yangdi


Name: meteorites (object)
Description: pieces of meteoroid that have survived their passage through the atmosphere and landed on Earth.


Name: Clay soils (Material)
Description: -


Name: Architecture (Discipline)
Description: The process of constructing buildings.


Name: Macuilxochitzin (Person)
Description: Famous female poet in Aztec society


Name: one of the world's richest mineral quarries (Mineral quarry)
Description: -


Name: Critical minerals mining (Industry/Process)
Description: Mining of essential materials for technologies


Name: 'Four Cs' (Concept)
Description: A set of criteria used to evaluate gemstones: color, cut, clarity, and carat.


Name: French First Republic (Historical government)
Description: A republic that existed during the French Revolutionary Wars


Name: heavenly (Brahma) realm (Place)
Description: realm where Brahma resides


Name: Saturn (planet) (Planet/Gas_Giant)
Description: Gas giant planet


Name: Je t'aime... moi non plus (1969) (Music piece)
Description: a song by Gainsbourg


Name: future PHEV and EV global market requirements (market)
Description: electric vehicles market


Name: Dahomeans (Ethnic group)
Description: The people of Dahomey (now Benin)


Name: Lombard dialects (linguistic variety)
Description: a group of dialects spoken in Italian-speaking regions


Name: 7.0 micrograms per cubic meter (Air Quality Index)
Description: Recommended limit by WHO Air Quality Guidelines


Name: 40,000 Turks (group)
Description: people of Turkish ethnicity


Name: Eternity and a Day (Film)
Description: film directed by Theo Angelopoulos


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: Federal republic in Central Europe


Name: spin-orbit coupling (physical process)
Description: -


Name: Johann Hieronymus Schröter (Astronomer)
Description: German astronomer


Name: early 20th century (Time period)
Description: period when glass bricks were first created


Name: ancestors of Taiwanese indigenous peoples (ethnic groups)
Description: initial settlers


Name: African university rankings (Ranking)
Description: The 26th row in Africa


Name: Save the Children (International Organization)
Description: A non-governmental organization that works to improve the lives of children


Name: quefeiguan (Clothing)
Description: type of official garment worn by court censors


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: the monotheistic Abrahamic religion based on the teachings of Muhammad


Name: Ross of Mull (Geographic feature)
Description: A peninsula located on the Isle of Mull.


Name: Taliban (government)
Description: -


Name: Norwegian Humanist Association (organization)
Description: secular humanist organization


Name: Nabi Musa (Location)
Description: site of the Nabi Musa festival


Name: people living in Pakistan and Iran (social group)
Description: Groups of people sharing a common ancestry and cultural identity


Name: Mg-metasomatose (Object)
Description: A specific variety of metasomatism


Name: Staten Island (borough)
Description: a borough of New York City


Name: periscopes (optical instrument)
Description: device that uses mirrors to redirect light or images


Name: International laboratories (Organization)
Description: Research facilities worldwide


Name: Restraint in eating (practice)
Description: moderation with food, especially during special days of religious observance


Name: Roman Catholic Church (church)
Description: A Christian church with a worldwide presence


Name: polar night (Meteorological Phenomenon)
Description: continuous darkness for 24 hours a day


Name: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (organization)
Description: a US government agency responsible for workplace safety


Name: Ecton Hill (Location)
Description: Location with a diagram made from Ashford Black Marble and other minerals


Name: Chios massacre (Event)
Description: Massacre of Greeks on the island in 1822.


Name: Objects such as axes and spearpoints (object)
Description: artifacts made of copper that have been found at archaeological sites in Michigan and Wisconsin


Name: Sword (Concept)
Description: An edged, bladed weapon intended for manual cutting or thrusting.


Name: Parthenon sculptures (artwork)
Description: Artwork created by the ancient Greeks for the Parthenon temple


Name: Eclogite (geological concept)
Description: distinctive assemblage of minerals in metamorphic rock


Name: Real analysis (Branch of mathematics)
Description: a branch of mathematics that deals with the study of limits and continuity in real numbers


Name: Perspective Artwork (Art Form)
Description: Uses the concept of vanishing points to create realistic paintings


Name: slate (geological rock)
Description: a type of sedimentary rock


Name: Paracelsus (Person)
Description: Swiss-born German alchemist


Name: Charles Bowlus (historian)
Description: American historian who further developed the southern thesis about Great Moravia's location


Name: Ettringer lava stream (Lava Stream)
Description: geological formation in Germany


Name: metallic iron (substance)
Description: pure iron formed from the reduction of iron ores


Name: Japanese Buddhism (geographical region)
Description: -


Name: Capricorn (zodiac sign)
Description: astrological sign


Name: Varadouro (Beach)
Description: A beach on Faial Island


Name: Ion implantation (Technique)
Description: process of introducing ions into a material


Name: 42,000 tonnes (Weight measure)
Description: The weight of the stockpile


Name: Dawn (spacecraft) (spacecraft)
Description: a spacecraft that orbited Ceres


Name: fine black pigment (painting material)
Description: -


Name: External trade surplus (economic indicator)
Description: a significant portion of the country's external trade surplus


Name: Emperor Yangdi (Emperor)
Description: emperor who reformed the dress code


Name: Gold (Substance)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au


Name: Mechanical impact (Event)
Description: the process of applying force to an object using a tool or other means


Name: Swiss Guard (military unit)
Description: guards of the French monarchy


Name: Impact Events (explosion or meteoritic impacts) (Event)
Description: events such as an explosion or meteoritic impacts


Name: Wergha River (geographic location)
Description: A river in the Rif region, Morocco


Name: pure lithium (chemical element)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol Li and atomic number 3


Name: Abdullah Abdullah (person)
Description: former chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation and former Chief Executive


Name: printing industry (industry)
Description: businesses that produce printed materials


Name: Ottoman rule (Administrative Authority)
Description: a period of Ottoman control


Name: Bauddha (outsider) (Term)
Description: -


Name: Bixi (Accessory)
Description: Type of hat or head covering


Name: Autonomous Republic of Crimea (administrative division)
Description: autonomous republic within Ukraine


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


Name: Green jade (Gemstone color)
Description: Color of jade gemstones


Name: Lapis lazuli jewelry (artefact)
Description: jewelry made from lapis lazuli


Name: Moon (Natural Satellite)
Description: The natural satellite of Earth


Name: UAB Heersink School of Medicine (organization)
Description: medical school in Alabama


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


Name: firmitas, utilitas, venustas (Architectural principles)
Description: Three principles for a good building: firmitas (firmness), utilitas (commodity) and venustas (delight)


Name: Cut (Physical characteristic)
Description: Refers to the fashioning and polishing of a gemstone


Name: dying filigree art (art form)
Description: A dying art in Cuttack


Name: Mongol conquest of China (event)
Description: the military campaign by which the Mongols conquered China in the 13th century CE


Name: [Svatopluk] (person)
Description: Slavic ruler and founder of Great Moravia


Name: Chronicle of the Priest of Dioclea (Text/Publication)
Description: -


Name: Post-Roman Europe (period_of_time)
Description: Period in European history


Name: Durrani Empire (Organization)
Description: Historical empire in Afghanistan


Name: Crystallographic form (Concept)
Description: sets of possible faces of the crystal that are related by one of the symmetries of the crystal


Name: Yule Marble cap (Marble Cap)
Description: the top layer of the marble


Name: Manganese (Chemical element)
Description: Transition metal


Name: 174,000 students (quantity)
Description: Number of students enrolled in universities


Name: disco and electronic music (Music Genres)
Description: -


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


Name: single-use plastic plates and cutlery (Product)
Description: types of disposable tableware made from plastic


Name: Wine (Food product)
Description: -


Name: ocean lithosphere carried down by subduction (Geological Structure)
Description: location where chlorite can exist


Name: bi (jade type)
Description: flat disk with a hole


Name: goldsmithing (artistic technique)
Description: the art of working with precious metals


Name: Colhuacan (city-state)
Description: site in central Mexico


Name: Carbuncles and their chimeras (Concept)
Description: spanned three millennia


Name: world (global entity)
Description: -


Name: Binačka Morava (River)
Description: A river that flows into the Danube


Name: golden eagles (Species)
Description: A large bird of prey with a wingspan up to 2 m (6.6 ft).


Name: Chiastolite (Variety of Andalusite)
Description: dark inclusions of carbon or clay which form a cruciform pattern when shown in cross-section


Name: Silvio Berlusconi (Politician)
Description: An Italian politician who served as Prime Minister from 1994 to 2011


Name: C/S fabrics, asymmetric porphyroclasts, vein and dike arrays, mantled porphyroclasts and mineral fibers have a monoclinic symmetry which is directly related to the orientations of the finite strain axes (Structures)
Description: -


Name: 95.1% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of English-speaking residents


Name: New England's food language (food dialect)
Description: -


Name: Iron (metallurgical material)
Description: found in Zhou dynasty


Name: Radio-frequency voltage (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Creates plasma in etching chamber


Name: United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing (Organization)
Description: A government agency responsible for producing currency, security documents, and other official papers.


Name: neodymium (Element)
Description: a chemical element used as dopant in YAG crystals


Name: monumental architecture in (Geographical Region)
Description: Region in Mexico


Name: The radian should explicitly appear in quantities only when different numerical values would be obtained when other angle measures were used (Text)
Description: rule specified by the committee


Name: Peach blossom (Flower)
Description: a type of flowering tree


Name: stave church (object)
Description: a type of medieval church building


Name: State contracts (Agreement)
Description: Official agreements between the government and medalists


Name: Olivine content (over 90%) (Property)
Description: -


Name: Sea of Japan (Body of water)
Description: a marginal sea of the Pacific Ocean


Name: Concave parabolic mirror (Concept)
Description: A type of mirror with a curved surface that is part of a paraboloid of revolution.


Name: Metasomatism (geological process)
Description: process of chemical alteration of rocks


Name: Ming dynasty dudou (Type of clothing item)
Description: dudou variant worn during the Ming dynasty


Name: General Directorate of Security (Organization)
Description: A law enforcement agency in Turkey responsible for security and law enforcement within the country.


Name: Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow, the X-Men multimedia series, and Rye Playland (locations)
Description: Places of interest in Westchester County


Name: Tahitian pearls (Type of pearl)
Description: Highly valued due to rarity


Name: Rock (Geological formation)
Description: A naturally formed solid mass of mineral material


Name: rail network in Switzerland (Infrastructure)
Description: -


Name: Johnson (author)
Description: espoused conflict theories


Name: Tetragonal layer structure (Layered Structure)
Description: A two-dimensional arrangement of atoms that repeats in a tetragonal pattern.


Name: C60 version (molecule)
Description: the C60 version of buckminsterfullerenes


Name: Harvard University (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Hispanic Americans (ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: Traditional cuisine (Food)
Description: Cuisine in Ivory Coast


Name: Hydrothermal alteration (geological process)
Description: the alteration of rocks by hot water rich in minerals or gases


Name: Illyrians (Ancient people)
Description: an Illyrian tribe living in the Balkans


Name: Erik Skjoldbjærg (film director)
Description: A Norwegian film director, active in the 1990s and 2000s


Name: social rules (Concept)
Description: Social norms and expectations


Name: forests and mangroves (geographical feature)
Description: -


Name: cobalt, nickel, and copper (class of chemical elements)
Description: group of metallic elements


Name: Romans (Group of people)
Description: -


Name: 19th century (Time Period)
Description: Historical era


Name: dakouku (type_of_clothing)
Description: a type of clothing


Name: New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (Organization)
Description: A state agency responsible for managing parks, recreation areas, and historic sites in New York.


Name: Greenhouse effect (Environmental phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: Geographic region


Name: The last battle in Halland (Event)
Description: The Scanian War


Name: Granites (rock type)
Description: A common intrusive rock


Name: Fault Jog (Geological Structure)
Description: -


Name: Iron toxicity (Toxicological condition)
Description: a condition caused by an excessive intake of iron


Name: Mn(IV) (Oxidation state)
Description: -


Name: Intruded rock (geological formation)
Description: rock into which magmatic fluids are intruding


Name: Paisa Mutation (Scientific Concept)
Description: an early-onset Alzheimer's disease mutation


Name: Highway System (Infrastructure)
Description: Network of highways


Name: Cyc AI project (organization)
Description: Artificial intelligence research project


Name: 15.0 mg/day (Quantity)
Description: a measurement of the amount of iron required per day


Name: Cerium oxide (chemical compound)
Description: most prevalent cerium compound in industrial applications


Name: Tuaregs (Ethnic group)
Description: People from Tuat region


Name: Admiral Shi Lang (historical figure)
Description: Chinese admiral who led the Qing forces against Koxinga


Name: Monks (Group)
Description: produced illuminated manuscripts


Name: 'Black Tuesday' (Concept)
Description: A nickname for the Wall Street Crash of 1929


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: Administrative division in England


Name: 29.8 metres long by 19.2 metres wide (97.8 × 63.0 ft) (size)
Description: Length and width of the inner chamber


Name: Olympic soccer tournament (Tournament)
Description: Soccer tournament held at the Olympic Games


Name: beads from Sakar (Collection of Objects)
Description: set of artefacts discovered in Bulgaria and dated to the prehistoric era


Name: Translucent objects (Category)
Description: allow light to transmit through, but are seen colored


Name: Devon and Cornwall (Regions)
Description: English counties


Name: Blues (Genre)
Description: Music genre originating from African American work songs


Name: Roma people (Population Group)
Description: people of Romani descent


Name: some Chinese and Chilean sources (location)
Description: sources of lithium production in China and Chile


Name: Ruthenium and Osmium (Elements)
Description: Chemical elements with symbols Ru and Os, respectively.


Name: Germany, Belgium, the United Kingdom, the United States, France, Italy, China and Russia (Countries)
Description: -


Name: Etruscan civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that flourished around 700 BC


Name: Beryl (Substance)
Description: a mineral composed of beryllium aluminum silicate (Be3Al2Si6O18)


Name: The prehistoric Aegean (time period)
Description: a time period in the history of the Aegean region


Name: Pig bone (Animal remains)
Description: Remains of pigs found in Hongshan burial sites


Name: Stanley Fish (Person)
Description: American literary theorist and critic


Name: large lakes and cities (Places)
Description: Several large lakes and the biggest Swiss cities are found there


Name: Frisian earizer (Dutch folk costume)
Description: -


Name: Elements (Scientific Term)
Description: The smallest units of matter that retain the properties of an element


Name: Dutch Central Statistics Bureau (Organization)
Description: Government agency responsible for statistics and research in the Netherlands


Name: synthetic materials (man-made material)
Description: -


Name: Schengen Area (International Organization)
Description: Area with common border controls and immigration policies


Name: Late Helladic period (period of the Bronze Age)
Description: A sub-period of the Bronze Age in mainland Greece characterized by a growth in technology, economy and social organization


Name: Stars (Celestial body)
Description: may have diamonds formed in them


Name: metamorphic rocks (geology)
Description: rocks formed by subjecting any rock type to different temperature and pressure conditions


Name: Pallasite meteorites (type of meteorite)
Description: -


Name: Bolshoi and the Mariinsky (Theatres)
Description: Two of Russia's most famous theatres


Name: Berber populations of North Africa (geographic location)
Description: to promote a collective Amazigh ethnic identity


Name: purple/violet robes (garment)
Description: clothing with a specific color scheme


Name: 40Ar (element)
Description: argon element


Name: submarine_basalt_vents (geological_structures)
Description: locations where hematitic jasperoids are found


Name: Moymir dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a dynasty that ruled Great Moravia


Name: Al3+ (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element


Name: Aluminium beverage cans (Product)
Description: product made from aluminium


Name: Italy (country)
Description: geographical entity in Europe


Name: 260 to 4,049 metres (853 to 13,284 ft) (height measurement)
Description: a height measurement in meters and feet


Name: 17O is primarily made by the burning of hydrogen into helium during the CNO cycle, making it a common isotope in the hydrogen burning zones of stars (event)
Description: -


Name: Africa and the Balkans (geography)
Description: regions of conflict during World War II


Name: Closed porosity (Physical property)
Description: -


Name: Yushamin (Deities)
Description: Mandaean uthra and emanation


Name: Aass Brewery (Brewery)
Description: The oldest surviving brewery in Norway


Name: Alaska Magazine (publication)
Description: A magazine that publishes articles about Alaska


Name: 2.75 people per family (Measure)
Description: The average number of people per family in Alleghany County


Name: French Army (Military Organization)
Description: The land-based military force of France


Name: Tahitian monarchy (Concept)
Description: The system of government on Tahiti


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


Name: Marie Curie's first Nobel Prize money (Financial resource)
Description: Awarded to Marie Curie for her scientific work


Name: Swiss Tectonic Arena Sardona (geological formation)
Description: Geological area and World Heritage Site


Name: many countries (geopolitical entity)
Description: countries that have unofficial diplomatic relations with Taiwan


Name: Warfare and Hunting (Activity)
Description: There is evidence that, though men were involved in warfare and hunting, there is no evidence that suggests women ever took part in either of the two.


Name: Esper Signius Sr. (Person)
Description: -


Name: Shah of Iran (Monarch)
Description: The ruler of Iran until his downfall


Name: Lyngurium (Word)
Description: A term confused with a geographical origin


Name: Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera (Geographic Location)
Description: Spanish territory in Northwest Africa


Name: preservation of authentic values (Cultural preservation)
Description: Preserving the authentic values of Algeria


Name: gold (Product)
Description: Precious metal used for jewelry, coins, and industrial purposes


Name: Europe (geopolitical entity)
Description: The continent of Europe


Name: Low Countries (name) (Term)
Description: A term for the Netherlands


Name: China (Location)
Description: Ancient civilization


Name: Pottery in Aïr Region of Niger (Art form)
Description: style of ceramics originating from Niger


Name: high per-carat price (property)
Description: price of a diamond measured per carat


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature (Award)
Description: annual award given to an author of outstanding work in literature


Name: Royal College of Art (Educational institution)
Description: With other outstanding ceramicists


Name: Pteridichnites (ichnotaxon)
Description: a type of fossil track


Name: Aesthetics (Concepts)
Description: Quality of being beautiful or pleasing to the eye


Name: fossil wood (fossil type)
Description: type of fossil that may or may not be petrified


Name: ferrocerium (Alloy)
Description: -


Name: Five Eyes (intelligence alliance)
Description: an intelligence alliance between five English-speaking countries


Name: International Taste and Quality Institute (Organization)
Description: An organization that evaluates food quality


Name: Photoreceptors (Biological Entity)
Description: Receptors in the eye that detect light and color.


Name: Spaniards (Civlization)
Description: An ancient civilization from Europe


Name: Myanmar (Burma) (country)
Description: a country in Southeast Asia


Name: intricate details and mythological narratives (style)
Description: -


Name: Substantial research funding (Resource)
Description: Funding required for high-quality research


Name: Azur (color) (Colour term)
Description: the French word for blue


Name: Protestant Reformation (historical event)
Description: -


Name: 16–20 carats (carat weight)
Description: a measure of the diamond's size


Name: Monocrystalline silicon (Material)
Description: a type of pure silicon used in integrated circuits


Name: East Asian Buddhist institutions (organization)
Description: organizations centered around monasteries and temples in Asia


Name: Zinc selenide (Material)
Description: -


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: Most abundant chemical element in the universe


Name: High pressure (Geological condition)
Description: Pressure exceeding 12kbar


Name: Ipswich Hoard (archaeological find)
Description: includes unfinished torcs that give clear evidence of the stages of work.


Name: 39.4% (Quantity)
Description: Percentage of total votes received


Name: Basil Brown (Person)
Description: Archaeologist employed by Ipswich Museum


Name: Synthetic Color-Change Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: a color-changing gemstone


Name: Rituals and ethics (Concepts in Hinduism)
Description: Principles guiding behavior and actions in Hinduism


Name: Huginn and Muninn (ravens)
Description: agents of Odin


Name: Anemia (Health Condition)
Description: -


Name: Piano and violin (Musical instruments)
Description: Types of musical instruments


Name: Hellenic Navy (Military Force)
Description: the naval forces of Greece


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


Name: Special Jurisdiction of Peace (Government agency)
Description: An investigative and prosecutorial body


Name: Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream (Electronic Music Group)
Description: -


Name: nationality or ethnic group (classification of head)
Description: homogeneous Germanic ethnic group closely related to neighbouring Germans, Liechtensteiners, and German-speaking Swiss


Name: Potassium supplementation (Medical Treatment)
Description: Administration of potassium to treat or prevent deficiency


Name: refining one's state of mind (Concept)
Description: state of mental purity


Name: Nuclear reactor coolants (Process)
Description: Lithium-7 has been considered for use in nuclear reactor coolants


Name: Pheidon of Argos (Person)
Description: -


Name: Parthian An Shigao (Person)
Description: A Parthian Buddhist monk who translated Buddhist texts into Chinese.


Name: Bronze Age (Time/Period)
Description: Ancient Greek time period


Name: Magnesium compounds (chemical compounds)
Description: the compounds of Magnesium


Name: Italy (Val Malenco, Lombardy) (Geographical location)
Description: A region in Italy where demantoids are found


Name: African Americans (ethnic group)
Description: people of African descent living in the United States


Name: Akon (Person)
Description: Senegalese-American singer, songwriter, actor, and record producer


Name: North Island and South Island (Landmasses)
Description: two main landmasses and over 700 smaller islands


Name: Dragon King (Mythical creature)
Description: dragon king who stole pearl


Name: Magnetic Poles (geological phenomenon)
Description: the areas around the North and South Poles where magnetic fields are strongest


Name: 19 feature films (Quantity)
Description: number of feature films produced in the region in 2007


Name: imporished societies (Societal Group)
Description: the impoverished societies that succeeded the Mycenaean palatial states


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A federal republic in Western Europe


Name: temperature inversion (atmospheric phenomenon)
Description: a situation where the air temperature increases with altitude rather than decreasing


Name: legendary story (narrative)
Description: a narrative about the discovery of precious stones and gold coins


Name: Multinational corporation (Company)
Description: A company that operates in multiple countries


Name: Currency Price Information (Financial Information)
Description: Information related to the cost or value of a product in terms of currency.


Name: colors (attribute)
Description: various shades and hues


Name: damage threshold (Property)
Description: highest intensity at which a material can be exposed before it becomes damaged


Name: immigrants (people)
Description: people who have moved to France from other countries


Name: Edward Daniel Clarke (author)
Description: Author who wrote about the island


Name: Louis-Nicolas Vauquelin (Chemist)
Description: A chemist who discovered a new earth (beryllium)


Name: Wurtzite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that has a hexagonal crystal structure.


Name: Ribes uva-crispa (species)
Description: a species of flowering shrub


Name: With water to release gases (Action)
Description: action involved in aluminium production and recycling


Name: mirror (object)
Description: refection surface


Name: night (time of day)
Description: the period of time when the sun is not visible


Name: U.S. Institute of Medicine (IOM) (organization)
Description: -


Name: color comic strip (Concept)
Description: type of newspaper cartoon featuring color


Name: Predazzo (Place)
Description: village and comune in the province of Trento, northern Italy


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: Country comprising the mainland of the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania and numerous smaller islands.


Name: +2 (Oxidation state)
Description: Predominant oxidation state of beryllium


Name: Diamonds (Gemstone Type)
Description: Type of precious stone made of carbon


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in the Northern Hemisphere


Name: United States of America (Country)
Description: The country where New York City is located


Name: British Parliament (institution)
Description: the governing body of Britain


Name: Brazilian Air Force (Organization)
Description: The air branch of the Brazilian Armed Forces.


Name: Israel (Country)
Description: A country in the Middle East


Name: Copper alloys (Alloys made from copper)
Description: -


Name: Vedic elements in Hinduism (type of element or theme)
Description: nature or essence of Hinduism


Name: triconcha (Devín) (architectural style)
Description: churches with three conchs


Name: Uliana Petrivna (person)
Description: Ukrainian crafts fabricator


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


Name: Spessart (region)
Description: geographical region in Germany


Name: prey (concept)
Description: the victim of the Jorōgumo spider's attack


Name: Knossos (city-state)
Description:  ancient Greek city-state


Name: alkali metals (group of elements)
Description: elements in Group 1 of the periodic table, highly reactive and easily losing one electron


Name: Aluminum silicate plus potassium feldspar (Mineral assemblage)
Description: -


Name: Drammensfjord (fjord)
Description: body of water in Norway


Name: Roman copper mining and smelting activities (Activity)
Description: reached a scale unsurpassed until the time of


Name: Churches (Places of Worship)
Description: Buildings used for religious services and ceremonies


Name: marine sediments (Rock type)
Description: sediments deposited in oceanic basins


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: Federal republic in Central Europe


Name: Queens–Midtown Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: a vehicular tunnel connecting Manhattan to Queens and Brooklyn


Name: municipalities of Italy (administrative division)
Description: 7,904 municipalities


Name: High specific gravity (Physical property)
Description: high density of a mineral


Name: germanium (material)
Description: -


Name: U.S. Marshall Plan (Economic Program)
Description: A US program to provide economic assistance to European countries


Name: This list uses the Classification of Nickel–Strunz (classification system)
Description: -


Name: K (kelvin) (Temperature Unit)
Description: a unit of temperature


Name: October 1, 2004 (date)
Description: -


Name: Forty-one venues (number of items)
Description: count of Broadway theatres


Name: biominerals (concept)
Description: Substances formed through biological processes in organisms


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: a monotheistic Abrahamic religion


Name: Great Wall of China (architectural structure)
Description: a series of fortifications built to protect China from invaders


Name: head (sculpture type)
Description: representation of a person's head


Name: Mayen (Town)
Description: settlement in Germany


Name: Europe (geographical region)
Description: a continent on Earth


Name: France, Russian Empire, and the United Kingdom (countries)
Description: great powers that supported the Greeks in their struggle for independence


Name: Michelin Guide (Publication)
Description: a guidebook for restaurants


Name: Prussia (historical state)
Description: Historical German state (1866)


Name: Ictinos and Callicrates (group of people)
Description: Athenian architects


Name: Musgrave Block of the Petermann Orogeny, central Australia (Geological region)
Description: Region with eclogite occurrences


Name: Molluscan seashell (Biology)
Description: The shell of a mollusk, such as a snail or slug


Name: Synthetic diamonds (Man-made material)
Description: Artificially produced diamonds


Name: CANDU and Magnox reactors (Device)
Description: Types of nuclear power plants that can use unenriched Uranium fuel


Name: Project Vesta (organization)
Description: a nonprofit organization investigating the use of olivine for carbon sequestration


Name: Roman citizens (Group of People)
Description: people who were citizens of Rome


Name: Titanium metal and its alloys (Substance)
Description: compose metals that oxidize in air


Name: Cinema in Morocco (industry)
Description: film industry in Morocco


Name: South Africa (country)
Description: a country in Africa


Name: Synthetic diamonds (Concept)
Description: Man-made diamonds


Name: Seal making materials (Materials)
Description: Materials used to make seals during the Shang and Zhou dynasties


Name: Ca3SiO5(OH)2 (chemical compound)
Description: Chemical composition


Name: Harry H. Hess Award (Award)
Description: An award given to recognize outstanding contributions to geophysics and planetary sciences


Name: Julius Edgar Lilienfeld (person)
Description: Austrian-American inventor and scientist


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


Name: Japan (country)
Description: A country located in East Asia.


Name: Ancient Native Americans (Ethnic Group)
Description: indigenous peoples of the Americas


Name: Visual field (Concept)
Description: each location in


Name: Devon and Cornwall (Geographic Region)
Description: Southwestern part of Great Britain


Name: 12°C (54°F) (Temperature)
Description: Highest temperature recorded in Sicily


Name: Strunz classification (classification system)
Description: places the arsenates in with the phosphate minerals


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


Name: 6,104 (Number)
Description: Population number


Name: Soft Drugs (drug_category)
Description: A category of psychoactive substances with relatively mild effects


Name: June June (person)
Description: A person mentioned as having written a book on Hinduism.


Name: 0.9% housing and buildings (land use)
Description: The percentage of Collonges' area that is used for housing and buildings.


Name: dark, imperfectly formed or crystallized diamonds (physical substance)
Description: diamonds of varying levels of opacity


Name: 182 carats (Weight)
Description: a unit of weight


Name: exposure of rocks and meteorites (Consequence)
Description: Effect of the dustbowl era on the area's surface


Name: Particolored sapphires (Gemstone color)
Description: found in largest quantity in Australia


Name: sodium ion (charged particle)
Description: a positively charged particle with atomic number 11


Name: Taliban official (person)
Description: representative of the Taliban


Name: 7±1 km (Distance measurement)
Description: -


Name: Oil and Gas (Industry)
Description: The industry that extracts, processes, and refines petroleum products


Name: Ronald Pennell (Person)
Description: British artist and gem engraver


Name: Missouri River (Hydrological Entity)
Description: major river in the Midwestern United States


Name: Karl Hugo Strunz (Person)
Description: German mineralogist


Name: Southern Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: -


Name: State of Nepal (Country)
Description: country in South Asia


Name: Nephrite Jade (Ornamental Stone)
Description: used in carvings, beads, or cabochon cut gemstones


Name: Estimated Average Requirements (EARs) (Nutrition/Vitamin/Mineral)
Description: guidelines for daily nutritional intake in the United States


Name: Social security benefits (Concept)
Description: Benefits for elderly and disabled people


Name: Diatoms (type_of_plankton)
Description: construct their exoskeletons (frustules) from silica extracted from seawater


Name: paintings (Artistic Entity)
Description: to represent gold and skin tones


Name: Ukrainian diaspora (movement)
Description: a movement of Ukrainians living abroad


Name: The valley of Morelos and Guerrero (Region)
Description: A region in central Mexico


Name: Synergic effect (chemical property)
Description: -


Name: Gas masks (Product)
Description: a device that filters out harmful gases from the air


Name: the Australian Government (government)
Description: the government of Australia


Name: cultural, artistic achievements (Attribute)
Description: -


Name: Pro-Hadi forces (Group)
Description: forces loyal to the Hadi government that took control over Mocha


Name: ligases (enzyme class)
Description: enzymes that catalyze ligation reactions


Name: Mihály Munkácsy (Artist)
Description: Hungarian painter known for his genre paintings


Name: Bill Richards (Person)
Description: -


Name: painting (art form)
Description: the creation of two-dimensional images, such as murals and portraits


Name: Front de Libération Nationale (FLN) (Political Party)
Description: A national liberation front


Name: Rotary tools (Devices)
Description: Used in precision work, such as scale modelling.


Name: Treaty of Ribemont (treaty)
Description: agreement that made Lotharingia part of the Holy Roman Empire


Name: Capoeira music (Music Style)
Description: Call-and-response type of folk music


Name: beef, soybeans, pork, dairy products, hay, corn, poultry, sorghum, cotton, rice, and eggs (List of Agriculture Products)
Description: list of products


Name: Modern biology (Field of study)
Description: The collection of scientific knowledge from the 19th century onwards


Name: Rubber products (Product)
Description: products made from rubber, such as tires and seals


Name: Skeletal fluorosis (medical condition)
Description: a chronic excess consumption may lead to skeletal fluorosis


Name: Silicate minerals (Mineral)
Description: Rock or mineral composed of silicates


Name: Aromanians (Ethnic Group)
Description: An Albanian-speaking group who used to live scattered across areas of mountainous central Greece


Name: Natural Pearls (Product)
Description: Pearl formed without human intervention


Name: Telomere Shortening (Medical Condition)
Description: The shortening of telomeres, which can lead to cellular aging.


Name: Non-European weapon (Category)
Description: -


Name: Middle Ages (Time period)
Description: the medieval period in European history


Name: James Stuart and Nicholas Revett (people)
Description: A pair of British architects and archaeologists


Name: Malachite Pigment (Material)
Description: a type of pigment


Name: colemanite ores (ore)
Description: a type of ore containing arsenic


Name: Canada culture (people)
Description: individuals who live in Canada and belong to various cultural groups


Name: Joan Miró (artist)
Description: Spanish surrealist painter, sculptor, printmaker, and ceramicist


Name: Justus Liebig (historical figure)
Description: -


Name: Density (Property)
Description: The measure of how closely packed the coral is


Name: Valea Şesei, Romania (Location)
Description: A location in Romania where copper mining waste has been found


Name: local officials (Group)
Description: Group of local government officials


Name: terrestrial ecoregions (ecological region)
Description: -


Name: gemstone (category of minerals)
Description: minerals used for ornamental or decorative purposes


Name: industrial base (Economic Sector)
Description: Factories, mills etc.


Name: Egyptian hieroglyphs (Symbol system)
Description: writing system used in ancient Egypt


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


Name: Dixie Alley (region)
Description: geographic region in the United States


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman (Person)
Description: American physicist and chemist


Name: France (Country)
Description: a country in Western Europe


Name: cultural norms of the West (concept)
Description: -


Name: Kawamata (Location)
Description: town in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan


Name: Pashtuns (Ethnic Group)
Description: an ethnic group in Afghanistan


Name: Mycenaeans (Ethnic Group)
Description: people from Mycenae, a city in ancient Greece


Name: light pollution (human impact)
Description: affecting visibility of celestial objects


Name: India (country)
Description: A country where Hinduism was practiced


Name: Buddha Dharma (religious teaching)
Description: teachings of the Buddha


Name: 23 October 2011 (date)
Description: -


Name: Oxygen administration (Therapy)
Description: The delivery of oxygen gas to a patient.


Name: Japanese colonial government (government)
Description: in 1914


Name: Quintilian (person)
Description:  Roman author and rhetorician


Name: 9th and 10th centuries (century)
Description: a period of time


Name: Giambattista Basile (Person)
Description: Italian writer and publisher of the Baroque period


Name: Kroll process (Process/Industrial)
Description: -


Name: Symbolist art, literature and music (Art movement)
Description: -


Name: Cells (Biological entity)
Description: basic structural and functional units of living organisms


Name: C. rubrum (species)
Description: type of coral


Name: Grand Council (institution)
Description: the legislative authority of the canton


Name: Democrats (party)
Description: the Democratic Party in the United States


Name: Han Chinese cross-collared, wide-sleeves attire (clothing)
Description: basic clothing design derived from the Han dynasty attire with some altered designs


Name: emery (rock type)
Description: industrially important rock


Name: Etruscan alphabet (alphabet)
Description: Related to the Euboean Greek alphabet


Name: Mycenae, Tiryns, Argos, Crisa and Athens (city or citadel)
Description: ancient cities with Cyclopean fortifications


Name: New York City Opera (organization)
Description: -


Name: Equity Market (Financial Market)
Description: A market where companies' shares are bought and sold


Name: Saint Wenceslaus Chorale (Musical Composition)
Description: A hymn attributed to Saint Wenceslaus


Name: United States Census Bureau (government agency)
Description: -


Name: République de Côte d'Ivoire (Government Entity)
Description: -


Name: gunpowder (explosive material)
Description: -


Name: Fishing (Industry)
Description: inhabitants engage in


Name: Two or more colors (Colors)
Description: -


Name: Polisario forces (Military unit)
Description: Guerrilla fighters seeking independence for Western Sahara


Name: 1% (percentage value)
Description: The percentage of total land area covered by forest


Name: Rural population in China (population)
Description: approximately 36% without improved sanitation


Name: grit (Material properties)
Description: the surface texture of abrasive grains


Name: tobacco factory (Industry)
Description: a factory that produced tobacco products


Name: landslip features (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: features found on unstable rock layers


Name: Mineralogical Society of America (Organization)
Description: Scientific society for mineralogists


Name: Rocker Work (Printing Process)
Description: Technique used to restore the quality of a worn plate


Name: lead-acid battery (battery type)
Description: type of rechargeable battery that uses lead and acid as electrodes


Name: Santuario de Nuestra Señora de la Cabeza (Place of Worship)
Description: Holy site in Andújar, Andalusia, attracting large crowds during Holy Week


Name: Elizabethan Cheapside Hoard (event)
Description: a treasure trove of gems and other valuables discovered during the Elizabethan era


Name: Kraków University (Organization)
Description: University in Poland


Name: Developed and developing countries (geopolitical entity)
Description: countries with varying levels of economic development


Name: Ceramic art (Art movement)
Description: Elements of ceramic art, upon which different degrees of emphasis have been placed at different times


Name: Enriched boron or 10B (Substance)
Description: Used in neutron capture therapy of cancer.


Name: designers and specialists (professionals)
Description: -


Name: Doubt (Concept)
Description: Role in Hinduism


Name: Cycladic Island of Naxos (Geographic Location)
Description: an island in Greece


Name: Army and ANC (military_unit)
Description: US military unit responsible for the Tomb's repair


Name: Waste Product (Concept)
Description: product of value zero


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: a colorless mineral


Name: Santa Catarina (state)
Description: federal state


Name: hydroelectric power (Energy Source)
Description: Energy generated from the flow of water


Name: resistivity (615 nΩm) (Physical Property)
Description: -


Name: Hanko (Concept)
Description: A seal used by the Emperor and his vassals to authenticate documents


Name: Charles Darwin (person)
Description: British naturalist


Name: Outside the Law (2010) (film)
Description: Algerian film released in 2010


Name: Aquamarine (Mineral)
Description: a blue-green variety of beryl


Name: Sea urchins, starfish, sharp shells or other protective objects (Objects)
Description: -


Name: Hindu Kush and Pamir Mountains (mountain range)
Description: a major mountain range in Central Asia


Name: folktales (category)
Description: -


Name: Spanish term piedra de ijada (phrase)
Description: -


Name: proteins (Resource)
Description: Nutrients necessary for human survival


Name: Very fine grained white mica (Mineral composition)
Description: a specific type of mineral that causes the preferred orientation


Name: Martin Heinrich Klaproth (Person)
Description: German chemist and mineralogist.


Name: Arabs (ethnic group)
Description: a people who originated in the Arabian Peninsula and later migrated to other regions


Name: birds (taxonomic group)
Description: 1,221 species of birds


Name: Unskilled laborers (Laborers)
Description: Loaded and unloaded marble blocks


Name: CIBJO (World Jewellery Confederation (organization))
Description: an organization that promotes and regulates the jewelry industry


Name: trainings in the higher states of mind (Buddhist practices)
Description: A category of spiritual development


Name: Peter Dormer (Person)
Description: A writer and critic who has written about art jewelry


Name: building stone (construction material)
Description: materials used for building and construction


Name: List of Red Fox Subspecies (list)
Description: a list of red fox subspecies


Name: lock of hair (Object)
Description: a lock of hair often used in mourning rings


Name: PRC (People's Republic of China) (Country)
Description: A country located in East Asia.


Name: Turkish culture (Concept)
Description: values and practices of the Turkish people


Name: coal (resource)
Description: a fossil fuel derived from ancient plants and animals


Name: K+ cation (chemical species)
Description: a potassium ion that balances the charge of the anion


Name: Civil servants (Population)
Description: greenish black in color until summer seasons


Name: Volleyball Hall of Fame (museum)
Description: A museum dedicated to the history and development of volleyball


Name: Orange Topaz (Gemstone)
Description: Precious topaz, the birthstone for November


Name: Standard Temperature and Pressure (Condition)
Description: -


Name: Roman conquest (event)
Description: Conquest of Britain by the Romans


Name: Taiwan (Geographical region)
Description: Island located east of mainland China


Name: Sunday Afternoon on the Isle de la Grand jatte (Artwork)
Description: 1884-86 painting by Georges Seurat


Name: Rocks and Sediment (Geological Material)
Description: Natural materials composed of minerals, rocks, and soil.


Name: companies (businesses)
Description: were forced to close


Name: David Brewster (person)
Description: a British scientist who discovered brewsterlinite


Name: Machiavelli (Philosopher)
Description: an Italian philosopher and politician who was part of the Renaissance humanism movement


Name: GDP (Economic indicator)
Description: gross domestic product


Name: Conflict Minerals Law (Law)
Description: US law requiring companies to disclose the source of certain minerals in their products


Name: AGS (American Gem Society) (Organization)
Description: an organization that developed a diamond cut grading standard


Name: Water (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound made up of hydrogen and oxygen atoms.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located in Southern Europe, comprising a peninsula and the islands of Sicily, Sardinia, Elba, Capri, Ischia and other smaller islands.


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


Name: Jan Driessen (Person)
Description: -


Name: Dehydration of hydrous mineral phases (Metamorphic process)
Description: the breakdown of these minerals occurs at depths greater than 10 km


Name: Islamic art (Art style)
Description: Decorative arts produced by Islamic people


Name: commoner households (social group)
Description: households of common people in Aztec society


Name: Human (Species type)
Description: -


Name: Smithsonian Museum in Washington, D.C. (museum)
Description: -


Name: Future children (object/quantity)
Description: are ensured by scattered pomegranate seeds


Name: Uranium metal (Material)
Description: a metallic form of uranium


Name: High Phosphate Intake (Dietary Condition)
Description: Condition characterized by excessive phosphate consumption