Name: Minoan writing systems (Writing system)
Description: Cretan hieroglyphic and Linear A, developed during MM II


Name: Three monks (Monk)
Description: Three monks who petitioned Constantine IX while he was in exile


Name: GDAL (Geospatial Data Abstraction Library) (Technology)
Description: A library for reading and writing raster and vector geospatial data formats


Name: Brussels-Capital Region (Region)
Description: One of the three regions of Belgium


Name: 42% of Afghanistan's population (Percentage)
Description: A numerical representation of the Pashtun ethnic group in Afghanistan.


Name: Trivet (originally) and Fusible Beads (later) (Item)
Description: The evolution of the use of pegboards for bead designs.


Name: Carbon-12 (12C) (Nuclear_isotope_class)
Description: Stable isotope of carbon that forms 98.93% of the carbon on Earth


Name: Pilgrims (Group)
Description: The group that established Plymouth Colony


Name: Important literary forms (Literature)
Description: Forms of literature that have significantly impacted Western culture


Name: world's highest concentration of white marble buildings (Record)
Description: -


Name: Algeria-EU Relations (International Relations)
Description: The relationship between Algeria and the European Union, which includes trade agreements and political dialogue


Name: Calcium Carbonate Plates (Physical Structure)
Description: The mineral-based building blocks of the sea urchin's test.


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture from Greece


Name: First Christian Church in Norway (Building)
Description: The first church built in Norway after the introduction of Christianity


Name: Unemployment in Spain (Economic Statistic)
Description: The rate of unemployed individuals within the labor force.


Name: highly developed infrastructure (infrastructural characteristic)
Description: a region characterized by having advanced transportation and communication systems


Name: Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul (building)
Description: A building that alone contains 20,000 tiles and tiles were used extensively in the Topkapi Palace.


Name: Non-religious group (Religion)
Description: A group of people who do not follow any religion


Name: 33% (2018) (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Tunisians identifying as non-religious in 2018


Name: Coco Chanel (Fashion Designer)
Description: A French fashion designer and businesswoman best known for founding the Chanel brand


Name: Robert Browning (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Confederate flag, Grey's uniforms (Uniform Design)
Description: Artifacts designed by Nicola Marschall


Name: Capital (Location)
Description: Switzerland has no city with the official status of Capital or Federal City


Name: Savings and Loan Crisis (1980s) (Financial Crisis)
Description: A crisis affecting savings and loan associations in the United States during the 1980s


Name: Gray iron (metallurgy)
Description: A type of cast iron with separate, fine flakes of graphite


Name: Confederates (political entity)
Description: The political entity that founded the University of Basel.


Name: UK population (Population)
Description: The people residing in the United Kingdom


Name: The Innocent Eye (Work of Art)
Description: A work of art created by Mark Tansey


Name: Antimony (Mineral)
Description: A metalloid that was a major product of the Ichinokawa Mine


Name: Transition metal carbene complexes (Organometallic compound class)
Description: A type of organometallic compound characterized by carbon-metal covalent bonds


Name: Spread of rabbits in Australia (Animal dispersal event)
Description: The widespread presence of rabbits across Australia


Name: Yaqub Khan (Person)
Description: A notable Afghan leader who was declared Amir after Sher Ali's death


Name: Political Freedom (Ideal)
Description: The pursuit of political freedom by the Czechs during oppressive periods


Name: the oldest known extensive sequence of sedimentary rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: A geographical feature formed by the deposition and consolidation of sediment.


Name: Number of countries (82) (Number)
Description: A count of the number of countries where Norway maintains an embassy


Name: Small pin or knob next to the watch-stem (mechanical component)
Description: The small pin or knob found in this style of pocket watch.


Name: Sculpture (sculpture)
Description: Three-dimensional artworks created by carving, modelling, or assembling materials


Name: University/College Bound Students (Student Class)
Description: Students who are prepared to enter a university or college


Name: April 25, 1936 (Date)
Description: Birth date


Name: DC Diamond Reports (DCR) (program)
Description: A diamond report system established by DC.


Name: Extreme hardness, thermal/electrical conductivity, high melting point (physical properties)
Description: Properties exhibited by TiN.


Name: approximately 68% of the total energy content of the universe (property)
Description: Dark Energy is a hypothetical form of energy that is believed to account for approximately 68% of the total energy content of the universe, causing its accelerated expansion.


Name: McGill University in Montreal, Quebec (Educational Institution)
Description: The place where Frederick Soddy worked with Ernest Rutherford on radioactivity


Name: Advertising focused on the product itself (Marketing Technique)
Description: Strategies used to promote their diamond products.


Name: Louisiana (State)
Description: The 18th state to join the United States, located in the Southeastern region of the U.S.


Name: Eastern Gate of Jerusalem (Architectural feature)
Description: An architectural feature located in the Old City of Jerusalem


Name: Fournou Korifi (Location)
Description: A site where evidence of possible human sacrifice has been found


Name: Kupfernickel (Mineral)
Description: Deceptive mineral that resembles malachite.


Name: professors of Europe's new universities (occupation class)
Description: Scholars teaching at the new universities in Europe


Name: Nyoi-hōju or Nyoi-hōshu (Symbol)
Description: Like-One's-Intention Jewel


Name: Fire (Element)
Description: A natural phenomenon that consists of hot burning gases and is associated with flame, heat, and light.


Name: Kingdom of Bohemia (Political Division)
Description: A kingdom that existed from 1198 to 1526 in Central Europe


Name: NAM Atlântico (helicopter carrier)
Description: -


Name: Electron micrography (Technique)
Description: A technique used in researching structural color since 1942.


Name: Aterian (archaeological_industry)
Description: an archaeological industry named after the Bir el Ater site in Algeria


Name: 'Atlas' (Term)
Description: A collection of maps


Name: Buddha-nature (Philosophical Concept)
Description: A concept unique to Mahāyāna Buddhism suggesting that all sentient beings contain a 'Tathagata' as their essence or core inner nature.


Name: Oceanography (Scientific field)
Description: Field of study focusing on oceans and their properties


Name: China's history (history)
Description: Timeline of significant events in China


Name: heavy snowfall (weather phenomenon)
Description: Heavy snowfall that occurs during winter in the Sea of Japan region


Name: Mixed-member proportional (MMP) (voting system)
Description: A form of proportional representation used since the 1996 election in New Zealand


Name: Mexican feather work (Art Form)
Description: Immediately after the conquest, existing Mexican featherwork was admired in European courts.


Name: 1904 (Year)
Description: The year when the Strauss brothers started the east side quarry inside Whitehouse Mountain.


Name: Ligarius Beach (Skyros) (Beach)
Description: A beach on Skyros called Ligarius Beach.


Name: Residents Attending Schools Outside the Municipality (Student Group)
Description: Residents of Cresciano who attended schools outside the municipality.


Name: Ahhiyawa (kingdom) (Ancient Kingdom)
Description: A kingdom that is likely to have been located on the Greek mainland and on the islands of the Aegean Sea.


Name: Marketing campaigns for Morocco (Advertisement Campaign)
Description: The marketing campaigns to attract tourists to Morocco


Name: boron-10 isotope and low-energy thermal or high-energy epithermal neutrons (Isotope, Particle)
Description: particles involved in the nuclear reaction


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country located in North Africa.


Name: portrait medal (artwork)
Description: A type of medal that has remained popular since its invention by Pisanello.


Name: 11,727 km (7,287 mi) (Distance)
Description: Length of the electrified tracks


Name: Mekari-jinja (Shrine)
Description: -


Name: Hungarian Árpád dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Hungarian noble family that ruled the Kingdom of Hungary


Name: Pre-Pottery Neolithic (PPN) culture (ancient culture)
Description: An ancient Neolithic culture that emerged in the Near East.


Name: glass and crystal (Material)
Description: Glass and crystal objects that can be engraved with the machine


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Pyrite is found in metamorphic rocks as a product of contact metamorphism.


Name: Vila Rica (Ouro Preto) (Gold_Rush_Site)
Description: The focal point of the gold rush and Brazil's golden age in the 18th century under Portuguese rule


Name: Corundum group minerals (subgroup of simple oxides)
Description: minerals with a 2:3 ratio of oxygen to cations


Name: Elements with odd atomic numbers (Classification of Elements)
Description: Elements in the Solar System that have odd atomic numbers.


Name: Belief in Pink as Inherently Feminine (Belief)
Description: The belief that pink is inherently feminine


Name: Reusable Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed to be used multiple times and reduce waste


Name: forms of belts (accessory)
Description: Belts worn during the Tang dynasty and earlier periods


Name: Hercules between two lions and two pillars (symbolic representation)
Description: The figures and symbols depicted in the coat of arms


Name: Ahmad Shah Massoud (Person)
Description: Afghan military commander and politician who was a leader of the Northern Alliance.


Name: person's private studio (書齋) (Artifact)
Description: The personal studio of the literati, a place where they worked and created


Name: Manganese (IV) oxide (MnO2) (Chemical compound)
Description: The oxide of manganese with a +4 oxidation state


Name: Rare Earth Oxalates (Compound)
Description: Oxalate salts of the rare earths


Name: Tāmurākušt (Historical name of a place)
Description: The original name of Marrakech, derived from its ancient Berber name.


Name: The Builder of the Temple and Erotikon (Film)
Description: Historical drama and social and erotic drama respectively


Name: Historical Etruria (Geographical Area)
Description: Ancient region of Italy


Name: Residents (Western Polynesia) (Culture)
Description: Residents of the islands in western Polynesia


Name: Climate (Environmental Phenomenon)
Description: By scrubbing CO2 from the ocean and atmosphere


Name: Pelagius (Person)
Description: A person who revolted against a Berber governor


Name: Western philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: Philosophical tradition originating from Greece


Name: Inwood (Location)
Description: A neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) (educational organization)
Description: An independent regional accrediting body that provides accreditation to educational institutions in the southern region of the United States.


Name: Charlemagne (person)
Description: King of the Franks who was crowned as Holy Roman Emperor in 800 AD


Name: West (Geographical region)
Description: Region primarily referring to Europe and America


Name: Fraud Case (Legal Concept)
Description: A legal dispute involving allegations of fraud


Name: Great Purge (Historical Event)
Description: Internal struggle in the Bolshevik party that culminated in this event


Name: Flexible coated abrasive (like sandpaper) (tool)
Description: A tool used for sharpening a knife by an individual to make achieving a convex grind easier


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: Religion that lost state support in various regions of India.


Name: Catholic Church (Religious Organization)
Description: The Roman Catholic Church


Name: Building material (Usage)
Description: Have become an ideal building material due to its high abrasion resistance and chemical inertness


Name: Ancient Greek Artists (Profession)
Description: Artists of ancient Greece who used black color in their artworks


Name: Chinese (Language)
Description: The language in which the Mahāyāna scriptural texts were translated


Name: Death by Burning (Method of Death)
Description: The act of killing a person by burning them alive.


Name: Three Jewels (Symbol)
Description: The three jewels are the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha


Name: Recrystallized at a high temperature and in the solid state (Geological Process)
Description: The whole rock has been recrystallized, effacing most of the original structures.


Name: Major export commodities (Commodity)
Description: the primary goods that a country exports to other countries


Name: Dislocation generation (Geological process)
Description: Effect that acts to increase the internal energy of crystals


Name: archers of Great Moravia (Military Position)
Description: Archers who were part of the infantry in Great Moravia


Name: fisheries (Resource)
Description: Fisheries that were controlled by the British government


Name: Revolutionary United Front (RUF) (Rebel Group)
Description: A rebel group active during the Sierra Leone Civil War


Name: 13th-century Italy (Time and Place)
Description: Century and location where the first eyeglasses were constructed.


Name: Names of Kings (person)
Description: Names of the rulers from the kingdom of ancient Egypt


Name: Byzantine Empire (historical entity)
Description: An empire that existed from 1261 to 1453, centered on Constantinople


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Site Ancient and Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and Other Regions of Europe (World Heritage Site)
Description: For inclusion into the UNESCO World Heritage Site in May 2020


Name: solo travel and digital nomadism in Greece (Travel experience)
Description: Traveling alone or working remotely while exploring the beauty and culture of Greece


Name: Party with majority support in the House of Representatives (political party)
Description: The political party that gains a majority of seats in the House of Representatives


Name: Guy Maynard (Person)
Description: Colleague who worked with Basil Brown on the investigation


Name: Glass (Material of Tableware)
Description: Refers to the material glass, which is one of the materials for tableware


Name: Customizable Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed to be personalized with names, initials, or custom designs, allowing users to add a unique touch


Name: Cultured pearls with a mother of pearl bead center (Pearl type)
Description: Pearls used for comparison.


Name: Parliament of Andalusia (political entity)
Description: Elected by the citizens


Name: Large Ice Sheet (Geographical Feature)
Description: A large ice sheet that covered the New York City area during the Wisconsin glaciation


Name: a land of cuisine and gastronomy, with a rich culinary tradition that includes everything from haute cuisine to street food (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of cuisine and gastronomy, with a rich culinary tradition that includes everything from haute cuisine to street food


Name: Igneous Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava


Name: Soviet Union Dissolution (Historical Event)
Description: The event that marked the dissolution of the Soviet Union on December 26, 1991.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Asia and southeastern Europe.


Name: Purification of ultrapure boron (Chemical Process)
Description: The process of purifying the compound ultrapure boron.


Name: MetroLink (Transportation)
Description: Urban light rail/subway system in Missouri


Name: Blackberry (plant)
Description: Plant used to create purple dyes for common people during the Middle Ages


Name: Southwestern area around Bundenbach (geographical location)
Description: A region within the Hunsrück Slate


Name: Green Procurement (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy that encourages the purchase of environmentally friendly products and services, aiming to reduce waste and environmental impact


Name: 2007 Swiss Council of States election (Election)
Description: An election that took place in 2007


Name: [the Russian invasion of Ukraine] (Event)
Description: The Russian military incursion into Ukraine.


Name: Location (Geographical location)
Description: The country where the infrastructure is located


Name: Grassmann (Scientist)
Description: A scientist who stated that indigo falls within the limits of color between which, according to Helmholtz, the complementary colors of yellow lie.


Name: 66 (Number)
Description: The total number of full-time equivalent jobs in the municipality


Name: Merovingian jewellery (artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment created by the Merovingians


Name: United States Basketball League (1985–2007) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed from 1985 to 2007


Name: True tails containing caudal vertebrae (Rarity)
Description: Fewer than 40 cases have been reported of infants with 'true tails' containing the caudal vertebrae


Name: Prasiolite (mineral)
Description: A variety of quartz that is green in color


Name: Clothing of cavalry riders (Clothing)
Description: Clothing worn by cavalry riders depicted in the Terracotta army


Name: Portrait of a Condottiero, Giovanni Emo by Giovanni Bellini (Artwork)
Description: -


Name: Light weight of copper (Physical property)
Description: The relatively low weight of copper compared to other materials.


Name: BWh (Climate classification)
Description: Köppen-Geiger climate classification for hot desert climates


Name: Photographic Chemical Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various chemicals for photography


Name: Optometry (Profession)
Description: A profession that emerged in the 19th century


Name: 16th-century Spain (Historical period)
Description: The 16th century in Spain


Name: Fullerenes (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: A group of allotropes of carbon consisting of hollow spheres, tubes, and other shapes made of sp²-bonded carbon atoms.


Name: Svatopluk I (individual)
Description: ruler of Great Moravia


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: The most populous city in the U.S. state of New York


Name: Earth (Geographical entity)
Description: The planet we live on.


Name: U6, H, JT, and V mtDNA haplogroups (genetic haplogroup)
Description: Mitochondrial DNA haplogroups U6, H, JT, and V


Name: Indigenous and immigrant populations (Demographic group)
Description: The diverse population in Brazil.


Name: an extraterrestrial high pressure shock event (event)
Description: The origin of Majorite in certain meteorites.


Name: copper (Metal)
Description: A red metal, native to the earth


Name: Surface Mining (Activity)
Description: The activity that was prohibited for Blood Tribe members along the banks and cliffs of the St. Mary River.


Name: Comparison (Comparison)
Description: The act of comparing two or more things


Name: few undisputed facts (Information)
Description: Facts that have emerged from the collection of recent research on the priming effect


Name: Petroleum/Coal (Fossil fuel)
Description: A naturally occurring, solid, liquid, or gaseous geological deposit containing a combination of hydrocarbons.


Name: Purple Dye (Western Polynesia) (Material)
Description: Similar to Tyrian purple from the sea urchin


Name: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Federal Highway Administration (Organizations)
Description: For warning or caution on signage


Name: Conflicts (Military Action)
Description: A series of organized fighting between regional militaries or paramilitaries


Name: High pressure, high temperature (Geological process)
Description: Natural process that causes the recrystallization of rocks


Name: AVG (Company)
Description: Czech Republic-based computer security company


Name: Wilhelm Hisinger (Recipient)
Description: Teenager who sent a sample of cerite to Carl Scheele in 1780


Name: Bulat Okudzhava (musician)
Description: Another renowned balladeer in Russia during the Soviet era.


Name: P. granatum var. nana (Plant variety)
Description: A dwarf variety of P. granatum


Name: Netherlands national football team (Sports_team)
Description: The Dutch national football team


Name: Council on the rebaptizing of heretics (Event)
Description: A council that was held in Synnada about 230-235 on the issue of rebaptizing heretics


Name: Philippines-Australia Free Trade Agreement (PAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and the Philippines. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: Olive Drab (Color)
Description: A solid color used by several military forces for their uniforms.


Name: White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) (Council)
Description: A council within the Executive Office of the President that advises the President on environmental quality matters


Name: Oxidation of iron (chemical process)
Description: The oxidation of iron leached from rocks that provides the pigment


Name: Chinese Civil Service (Institution)
Description: Civil service of China


Name: Justus von Liebig (Person)
Description: A German chemist who invented the silvered-glass mirror in 1835.


Name: Salt Cellar (Sculpture)
Description: Cellini's first sculpture, showcasing his talent at its best


Name: Natural Diamonds (Diamond Variety)
Description: Diamonds that are not treated or enhanced.


Name: [the sky, the earth, and the four directions] (Concepts)
Description: Symbolic representations


Name: Dy:YAG (Phosphor)
Description: A phosphor, not mentioned in the input text but implicitly understood as a comparison.


Name: Coastal areas of the Aegean Sea and Mediterranean Sea (Region)
Description: Regions where snow is rare or very rare.


Name: Casting (Process)
Description: A manufacturing process for creating complex shapes, often used for metals


Name: Nearly pure fayalite (Mineral compound)
Description: A type of mineral that contains almost no other minerals except fayalite.


Name: Pochteca (Specialized long-distance merchants)
Description: Specialized long-distance merchants organized into exclusive guilds in Aztec Mexico.


Name: members of the U.S. House of Representatives (political body)
Description: Members representing New England in the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: Haplogroup E1b1b (genetic haplogroup)
Description: Most frequent haplogroup among Maghrebi groups


Name: Neutrons (Particle)
Description: Neutrons that are released when beryllium is bombarded by high-energy neutrons, gamma rays, or alpha particles.


Name: Silica Sand (Mineral)
Description: A naturally occurring granular material composed mainly of silica


Name: Oldest part of Cratons (Geological Structure)
Description: The stable cores of continents with ages of 2.5 billion years or more


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A nation located in North America


Name: Various Industries (Sector)
Description: Broad areas of economic activity that produce goods or services, such as manufacturing, retail, finance, healthcare, etc.


Name: in Eastern Europe (Region)
Description: The geographical region where Ukraine is located


Name: Turks (ethnic group)
Description: Inhabitants primarily of Turkey


Name: Densely vegetated areas (Location)
Description: Areas with dense vegetation where red foxes reside.


Name: Frisia (historical entity)
Description: Region in the north of present-day Netherlands


Name: - (-)
Description: Inference: No specific entity to discuss as it was rarely talked about.


Name: American rootstocks (material)
Description: -


Name: yijie (clothing)
Description: Clothes worn by Manchus before adopting their customs


Name: ritsuryō state (political entity)
Description: The system of Chinese-style centralized government that remained in place for half a millennium.


Name: Predominantly Muslim population of Morocco (Population group)
Description: The predominantly Muslim population of Morocco


Name: - (-)
Description: This means that the octahedron has rotational symmetry, meaning all faces are equivalent


Name: Bryggen Wharf in Bergen (Architecture)
Description: A row of tall, narrow wooden structures along the quayside in Bergen, Norway


Name: Mo Yan (Person)
Description: A Chinese author who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2012


Name: Enclosed Convents of Nuns (Religious Institutions)
Description: Convents where nuns live in seclusion


Name: RGB color model (Color Model)
Description: A method for creating colors on a television or computer screen by combining red, green, and blue light.


Name: Cukil technique (Technique)
Description: A variation of woodcut printmaking made famous by the Taring Padi underground community in Java, Indonesia


Name: Great Circle, Small Circle or Empty (Geometric Entity or Empty Space)
Description: The result of the intersection between a sphere and a plane passing through its center can be a great circle, a small circle, or empty space.


Name: Dark Ages (Era)
Description: The period following the collapse of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: purple gromwell (organism)
Description: Purple was obtained from the purple gromwell in ancient China


Name: None (implied from context) (Color)
Description: Colors that the 'Gemstones with chatoyancy' can be found.


Name: Japan (Geographical Name)
Description: -


Name: Jitsuin and ginkō-in (Seal)
Description: Other types of seals in Japan that have more customs associated with them


Name: Prehistoric Art (Art Form)
Description: Small sculptures as personal possessions that go back to the earliest prehistoric art


Name: Health-related out-of-pocket expenditures in Austria (Financial Metric)
Description: Out-of-pocket expenses related to health care services in Austria


Name: Soldering (technique)
Description: The process of bonding metal items by exploiting the capillary action of solder with a lower melting point.


Name: Pedicellariae and sphaeridia (Body Parts)
Description: Minute structures on sea urchins


Name: MgSO4·7H2O (Chemical formula)
Description: The chemical composition of Epsom salts


Name: Emerald (American definition) (Gemstone)
Description: -


Name: Albrecht Dürer (Artist)
Description: German artist who brought Western woodcut to a stage that has never been surpassed


Name: Edmund Asa Ware (Person)
Description: The founder and first president of Atlanta University


Name: Broadway and 214th Street (Location)
Description: The intersection of Broadway and 214th Street.


Name: Balance (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is also a symbol of balance.


Name: Concepts of fairness, Morality, and Ethics (Moral and Ethical Concept)
Description: Ideas concerning what is right or wrong in a moral sense.


Name: Researchers (year 2014) (Scientists)
Description: Scientists who used lasers to create an analogue of nacre.


Name: in_response_to (event)
Description: Berberism's demands


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in South-Central Asia


Name: Resin Opal (Gemstone Variety)
Description: Honey-yellow opal with a resinous luster


Name: Local structures (Buildings)
Description: Structures built in a specific location


Name: Significant employment (Employment)
Description: The number of people who are currently working in a particular place or industry.


Name: Autonomous Government of Andalusia (Political body)
Description: The executive branch of the government of Andalusia.


Name: millions of years (time period)
Description: A long period exceeding 1 million years.


Name: New York Fashion Week (NYFW) (Event)
Description: Semiannual event featuring the latest fashions


Name: Lightweight, Strength, and Resistance to Corrosion (Physical Properties)
Description: Properties denoting the inherent characteristics of a material


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: The Soviet Union, also called the U.S.S.R., was a communist state in Eurasia that existed from 1922 to 1991


Name: The Manufacturing Jewelers and Suppliers of America (MJSA) (organization)
Description: An organization established by WFDB.


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: A country where the Holarctic saltwater pearl mussel was a major source of pearls.


Name: Fernanda Montenegro (person)
Description: For Fernanda Montenegro


Name: Elijah Seeley (Person)
Description: A Trumbull farmer who found the largest fragment of the Weston meteorite


Name: Amazigh culture (Culture)
Description: An ancient Berber culture that originated in the highlands of the Sahara.


Name: Human health (Health aspect)
Description: The impact of Lignite on human health


Name: Prayers (Religious belief)
Description: Belief that the waving of these fans led to an automated emission of prayers


Name: Greco-Roman, Renaissance, and Enlightenment philosophies and ideas (Ideologies)
Description: The thoughts, values, and concepts of ancient Greece and Rome, the Renaissance period, and the Age of Reason


Name: Marble operation (Activity)
Description: The marble operation in the town


Name: the type of wreath given as a prize for winners in athletic competitions like the Olympic Games (concept)
Description: A tradition of giving olive wreaths to victorious athletes.


Name: Byzantine Liturgical Vessels (Religious Artwork)
Description: A collection of Byzantine liturgical vessels


Name: Martensite (Type of Steel)
Description: A form of hardened steel with a unique crystal structure


Name: Local Turkish Community (Group of People)
Description: Members of the local community during the 17th century


Name: Moroccan Plan (Policy or Program)
Description: A national plan to increase progress on maternal and child health in Morocco


Name: Fluorite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used as a flux in iron smelting


Name: Ruanda-Urundi (Geographical Location)
Description: Modern-day Rwanda and Burundi, acquired during World War I


Name: Dolomite (Specific Mineral)
Description: A mineral that does not effervesce in acid, and requires application of acid to powdered form or a scratched surface


Name: Atomic oxygen (Substance)
Description: A substance made by the splitting of O2 by ultraviolet (UV) radiation


Name: Paper currency (type of currency)
Description: Currency in the form of paper or plastic notes, used as a medium of exchange


Name: New York City (location)
Description: The most populous city in the U.S. state of New York and the center of the New York Metropolitan Area.


Name: Fast Neutrons from Nuclear Fusion Process (Physical Process)
Description: Neutrons produced during nuclear fusion causing fission in uranium


Name: Arc Volcanoes (Volcanic Formation)
Description: Volcanoes typically found along convergent plate boundaries


Name: 1827 to 1872 (Time Period)
Description: A period spanning 45 years


Name: Copper(II) (Cu2+) (Metal ion)
Description: A metal ion that produces many blue compounds


Name: Dawn Fantasia (politician)
Description: A politician representing Franklin in the General Assembly


Name: 31 CFR § 82.1 (Legal regulation)
Description: Prohibition against unauthorized persons from exporting, melting, or treating 5 or 1 cent coins


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: a country in North Africa


Name: Air Force (Branch of Military)
Description: The air military branch of Tunisia


Name: Manya: The Living History of Marie Curie, a one-woman show (Play)
Description: A one-woman show written and performed by Susan Marie Frontczak


Name: Tasmanite (tektite)
Description: Tektites found in Tasmania and a regional form of australite


Name: Early Stone Age tools (Tool)
Description: Simple stone implements from the early Stone Age.


Name: Sulfate attack (Chemical reaction)
Description: Degradation of concrete by sulfate ions.


Name: Carbon Extraction Report (Document)
Description: A report that serves as a client assurance in the process of extracting carbon from hair for use in the creation of memorial diamonds.


Name: Washminster mutation (political term)
Description: A term used to describe the unique characteristics of Australia's political system


Name: unemployment or underemployment (employment status)
Description: Facing unemployment or underemployment


Name: Vascular plants (Species)
Description: about 17,000 species occur in the contiguous United States and Alaska


Name: People in the states (people group)
Description: Residents of individual states in the United States


Name: improving durability and biocompatibility (Function)
Description: Used for improving durability and biocompatibility.


Name: Community District 12 (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of New York City


Name: Giving (Buddhist Practice)
Description: One form of cultivating Renunciation is through the practice of giving.


Name: Relict spinel grains (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in meteorites that helps determine their extraterrestrial origin.


Name: Mouse (Animal)
Description: A small rodent


Name: Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Offices (TECRO) and Taipei Economic and Cultural Offices (TECO) (Diplomatic Entities)
Description: Unofficial diplomatic offices used by the ROC


Name: Companies contributing to economic pressure and facilitating government corruption (Organization)
Description: Entities that contribute to economic pressure and facilitate government corruption


Name: Château de Chambord (Building)
Description: One of the most recognizable chateaux in the world, located in the Loir-et-Cher department


Name: Baltic states (Country)
Description: Region comprising Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania


Name: Cave-collapse literature (Literature)
Description: The terminology for these classifications was borrowed from cave collapse studies


Name: Afghan flying squirrel, Afghan snowfinch, Paradactylodon (or the 'Paghman mountain salamander'), Stigmella kasyi, Vulcaniella kabulensis, Afghan leopard gecko, Wheeleria parviflorellus (Species)
Description: Endemic species of animals found only in Afghanistan.


Name: Carbothermic route (Method)
Description: A low energy, high productivity path for magnesium extraction.


Name: International Workers' Day, International Women's Day (Holiday)
Description: Some international celebrations


Name: Intervalence charge transfer (Process)
Description: A process that produces a strong colored appearance at a low percentage of impurity.


Name: Large premium (Monetary value)
Description: High price due to their rarity and desirability


Name: liquid water (geological feature)
Description: Liquid water that is believed to exist, but not confirmed, within Ceres.


Name: Ulana Suprun (Person)
Description: Head of the Ministry of Healthcare in Ukraine who assisted in the distribution of finances in healthcare


Name: 'Fiery' Style (Architectural Style)
Description: The type of architecture that was prominent in the 17th century


Name: Primary sector jobs (JobCategory)
Description: Jobs in the primary sector in Maggia


Name: Late fifteenth century (Time period)
Description: The time period from about 1450 to 1500 AD.


Name: Atlantic Ocean (ocean)
Description: The ocean located to the west of Andalusia


Name: The cold season (Season)
Description: A period in a year characterized by relatively lower temperatures and shorter daylight hours.


Name: U.S. Army's Fort Slocum (Military Base)
Description: A former military base located on Davids Island


Name: Tlateloco (archaeological site)
Description: A significant archaeological site in the Aztec Empire


Name: Overseas lands, islands, and commercial colonies (Geographical Location)
Description: Territories controlled by these cities


Name: Blueberries (Fruit)
Description: A significant production of blueberries


Name: Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770–1831) (Politicians)
Description: Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, German philosopher and politician, served as a Minister of State in the Kingdom of Württemberg


Name: Tearfund (Organization)
Description: A Christian international development charity working to alleviate global poverty.


Name: Greek omphax or unripe grape (Culture)
Description: The origin of the name omphacite.


Name: Nucleation Rate Measurement (Scientific Method)
Description: Measuring the nucleation rate in nanoparticles


Name: Carbon Monoxide (Compound)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas formed by incomplete combustion


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


Name: river basins (Geographical Feature)
Description: The Elbe and the Vltava basin for Bohemia, the Morava one for Moravia, and the Oder river basin for Czech Silesia


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: Southern American country


Name: Steel Properties (Property)
Description: The properties of steel that are influenced by the addition of lead and sulfur, such as its grain size, brittleness, and ease of working.


Name: - (process)
Description: Ultimately disintegrated


Name: 240,000 Taiwanese workers (Workforce)
Description: Workers from Taiwan


Name: word maza (deer) (Word)
Description: The word 'maza' (deer) is represented phonetically in the place name 'Mazatlan'


Name: 50 new species of reptiles (Number)
Description: The number of new species of reptiles described in the work


Name: England, Wales (since 2014) (Geographical Region)
Description: A region consisting of England and Wales


Name: Eurasia and much of Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions where the technique of decorating clay objects spread


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in South-Central Asia


Name: 2.6 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Colombia (Location)
Description: Where the movement of 'nothingness' was founded and where successful writers emerged


Name: true (property)
Description: Chinese purple and blue are still produced today for artistic purposes.


Name: Coin (Object)
Description: A small object used primarily as a medium of exchange or legal tender


Name: Spherical triangle (Geometric object)
Description: A triangle drawn on the surface of a sphere


Name: Iranian Crown Jewels (Historical Artifact Collection)
Description: A collection of historical artifacts belonging to the Iranian monarchy


Name: Cell membrane (Biological structure)
Description: A selectively permeable membrane that encloses the cytoplasm of cells in living organisms.


Name: Andalusian Classical Music (Music)
Description: Classical music found throughout Northwest Africa, probably evolved under the Moors in Cordoba


Name: December 25, 1876 (Date)
Description: Date of death of Alexandre Brongniart


Name: Rural Lifestyle (Lifestyle)
Description: Forró was used to alleviate longing for a rural lifestyle.


Name: Walter Geffcken (inventor)
Description: An inventor who invented the first dielectric mirrors using multilayer coatings.


Name: Pallasites (subtype of stony-iron meteorite)
Description: one type of stony-iron meteorite


Name: Pliny the Elder's The Natural History (Book)
Description: Roman natural history encyclopedia


Name: Ukraine's Orange Revolution (Social Movement)
Description: Popular movement in Ukraine that led to the presidency of Viktor Yushchenko


Name: Gagō-in (Japanese artist seal)
Description: A seal used by graphic artists to both decorate and sign their work.


Name: France, Russian Empire, and the United Kingdom (Countries)
Description: Three great powers that sent a navy to support Greece


Name: Water vapor deposition (Physical State)
Description: The result of combustion, which is water in a gaseous state


Name: War Bonds (Financial Instrument)
Description: Bonds issued by the government to raise funds for war expenses


Name: Benin 53rd out of 169 countries in 2007 (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of Benin by Reporters Without Borders in their Worldwide Press Freedom Index in 2007


Name: Eastern Orthodox Churches (Religion)
Description: people who practice Eastern Orthodoxy


Name: Phanes Coins (Ancient Greek Coin Issues)
Description: One of the earliest known Greek coins with a Greek legend


Name: Transparent media (Material)
Description: A material that allows most light to pass through it


Name: parents and guardians (Family Role)
Description: Adults who have parental or legal guardian responsibilities


Name: A team of scientists from Rice University and the University of Sussex (Group of people)
Description: The group that discovered buckminsterfullerenes


Name: The word 'sky' (Language term)
Description: Term referring to an unobstructed view upward from the surface of the Earth


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of pure carbon, recognized as the hardest substance found in nature


Name: Darwin (Scientist)
Description: English naturalist who proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection


Name: Iron working (Technique)
Description: Process of working with iron that was introduced in Greece in the late 11th century BC


Name: Central Norberg (Area)
Description: The original settlement pattern can still be seen here


Name: Discovery of radioactivity (Scientific Discovery)
Description: The discovery that certain elements emit energy in the form of particles or electromagnetic radiation


Name: Hōryū-ji and its contents (building)
Description: An East Asian Buddhist temple with preserved contents


Name: Fire (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A fast-rising column of hot gas and particles, produced by the combustion of flammable substances


Name: Scotland (Region)
Description: A region and one of the four constituent countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Shenyi (Clothing)
Description: A type of Hanfu developed during the Warring States period


Name: Beryllium-Copper Alloys (Alloy)
Description: An alloy used as a hardening agent in certain applications


Name: Colombia's Office of the High Commissioner for Peace (CSIVIHPC) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian office responsible for promoting peace and implementing the peace agreement.


Name: Overseas visitors and tourists (visitor)
Description: Visitors from other countries, predominantly Northern Europe


Name: Fine Art (Classification of Art)
Description: A specific classification of art that emerged in human history


Name: 15th century Tunisia (geographical location and time period)
Description: Tunisia around the 15th century


Name: Hentzen and mineralogist and mining engineer Johann Karl Wilhelm Voigt (person)
Description: Agriculturist and mineralogist who identified the true process of forming fulgurites in 1805


Name: Group 14 (Classification of chemical element)
Description: The group in the periodic table to which silicon belongs.


Name: Still Life (Artwork Class)
Description: A work of art depicting mostly inanimate subject matter, typically commonplace objects.


Name: gold ion (chemical component)
Description: The positively charged atomic particle found in the gold atom


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


Name: Oxygen (ChemicalElement)
Description: The most abundant chemical element by mass in the Earth's biosphere, air, sea and land.


Name: Refined pieces from Northern city-states (Artifact)
Description: Highly polished and sophisticated jewelry produced in the northern Etruscan city-states.


Name: Reconstructed Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A type of ruby believed to be created using a multi-step method of melting of ruby powder


Name: Methane (Compound)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas with the molecular formula CH4.


Name: Manganese dioxide (Compound)
Description: A compound of manganese with the formula MnO2, and one of its main ores.


Name: Various Diamond Enhancement Techniques (Processes)
Description: Techniques used to conceal flaws or imperfections in the diamond.


Name: Islamic Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: Jewelry from before the 19th century is exceedingly rare


Name: Jin Dynasty Court (government)
Description: The government of the Jin dynasty during 1126 AD - 1150 AD


Name: Coptic/Ethio-Somali component (ancestral component)
Description: Ancestral component associated with Coptic and Ethiopian Somalis


Name: Fluoropolymers (Material class)
Description: A group of synthetic polymers containing carbon and fluorine atoms.


Name: Copper recycling process (Process)
Description: The method by which copper is recycled


Name: Internal Combustion Engines (Machine)
Description: Engines that operate by igniting fuel inside a cylinder.


Name: oil exploration in deep water (Process)
Description: The process of searching for oil in deep ocean waters


Name: Dualistic schools (School of thought)
Description: Schools within Hinduism that understand Brahman as a Supreme Being separate from individual Selves


Name: Pictorial engraved gems (artifact)
Description: Engraved items that continued from the Late Bronze Age until the 19th century


Name: Jewelry design trends (Trend)
Description: Highly affected by the economic and social states of the time


Name: Distinct Mineral (Classification of substance)
Description: The IMA has established the requirements for a substance to be considered a distinct mineral.


Name: Adolf Hitler (Person)
Description: German politician and leader of the Nazi Party who served as Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945


Name: Hollow with a smaller stone inside (Physical attribute)
Description: One medieval French source says that the stone 'is pierced through the middle, and is round, about as large and heavy as a medium sized egg, glassy in appearance, and is to be found in the fields.'


Name: Rhomb porphyry (specific type of volcanic rock)
Description: Characterized by large rhomb-shaped phenocrysts


Name: 21 Mio. tons of lithium reserves (Lithium Reserve)
Description: The lithium reserves of Afghanistan


Name: Sodium (Molecule)
Description: A micronutrient in some plants


Name: Sarah Maple (Artist)
Description: A contemporary artist who uses her menstrual blood to create portraits


Name: BBC Ukrainian (Broadcasting Service)
Description: The BBC's Ukrainian service


Name: Earthquakes (Natural Disasters)
Description: Disasters that have caused damage at many Minoan sites


Name: Unknown (Not applicable)
Description: The manufacturing process varies based on the material and desired effect of the beads.


Name: Nephrite jade (mineral)
Description: the mineral species of nephrite


Name: Early 20th Century Men's Fashion (fashion)
Description: The fashion trend in men during the early 20th century


Name: transport in the Grisons (Activity)
Description: Corniche paths were essential for transport in the Grisons


Name: China's economy (economy)
Description: The economic system of China


Name: Same-sex marriages (Marriage)
Description: Legal recognition of same-gender relationships


Name: [organic acids, other compounds] (Compound Interaction)
Description: Chemical interactions involving the compound.


Name: NASA-led study (Study)
Description: A research project led by NASA on the status of freshwater sources worldwide.


Name: legal and institutional framework (System)
Description: The system of laws, regulations, and institutions that govern the country


Name: Pelham Bay Park (Municipal Park)
Description: The largest municipal park in the city of New York City.


Name: Government reorganisation over the years (Process)
Description: A process that has led to Derbyshire becoming fractionally smaller.


Name: agriculture and resource extraction economy (Economy)
Description: An economy based primarily on farming and the extraction of natural resources


Name: Waste management practices (process)
Description: Methods and strategies used for waste handling


Name: Material Flow Analysis (MFA) (Waste Management Tool)
Description: A tool used for mapping and analyzing the movement of materials throughout an economy or industrial sector, including waste generation, management, and disposal


Name: Gautama Buddha (the historical Buddha Sakyamuni) (Religious Figure)
Description: The only Buddha of the current era according to Theravada Buddhism


Name: Sea of Japan region (geographical location)
Description: A region in the Sea of Japan, located on Honshu's west coast


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


Name: ʻōteʻa, ʻaparima hīmene, ʻaparima vāvā (Dance)
Description: The Tahitian dances where maro is used.


Name: Taiwan Centers for Disease Control (CDC) (Health Authority)
Description: The Taiwanese disease control authority


Name: Mexico (Location)
Description: A country where John Lloyd Stephens traveled and published about


Name: Green sea turtles and sharks (Species)
Description: Species that have been found with black coral skeletons in their stomachs


Name: Swedes (Country/State)
Description: The entity that was defeated at the Battle of Poltava.


Name: Tinos (Island)
Description: An island in the Greek Cyclades archipelago


Name: William Smith Clark (person)
Description: Person who collected species for natural history displays


Name: Many areas (Location)
Description: Various aspects of life, including agriculture, industry, trade, religious and secular learning


Name: Hauptschule (Secondary School)
Description: A type of secondary school in Austria preparing pupils for vocational education.


Name: Ruth Gbagbi (Taekwondo player)
Description: A Taekwondo player from Côte d'Ivoire.


Name: Iron(III) oxides or oxide-hydroxides (Compound)
Description: Compounds responsible for the color of various rocks and clays


Name: Roll stamping or roller-die engraving (Engraving process)
Description: A mechanical process for transferring images to metal surfaces


Name: the Near East (Geographical region)
Description: Region where the figurines were found


Name: Thermal conductivity (Property)
Description: A property that affects the heat affected zone in iron meteorites


Name: Ban sales of gasoline and diesel powered vehicles (Legislation)
Description: Proposed legislation for a possible ban by 2025


Name: Crux commissa or Tau Cross (Cross)
Description: The T-shaped cross.


Name: Škoda Auto (Company)
Description: A car manufacturer based in the Czech Republic


Name: Day and evening wear (wear)
Description: was worn for both day and (more frequently) formal and evening wear


Name: Complex hydrocarbon molecules (Organic compound)
Description: A large family of hydrogen-rich organic compounds with the general formula CxHy.


Name: Alteration mineral assemblages (Mineral assemblage)
Description: Group of minerals formed during alteration processes.


Name: Soused herring, mussels, eels, oysters and shrimps (Food and Beverage)
Description: Seafood widely available in this region


Name: Church of All Saints (Building)
Description: Partially half-timbered building


Name: First Babylonian Empire (Empire)
Description: The short-lived empire briefly taking over other city-states in the 19th century BC


Name: Volleyball (Activity)
Description: An indoor team sport played by two teams of six players.


Name: Authorities (Government body)
Description: The entity responsible for registering notaries' seals


Name: Jiaoling Youren Yi (Clothing Style)
Description: A style of upper garment, started to be worn during the Shang Dynasty


Name: Pegasus Overseas Ltd (POL) (Company)
Description: A subsidiary of Lazare Kaplan International


Name: Cutting Threads with a Tap or Die, Thread Milling, Single-point thread cutting, Thread Rolling, Cold root rolling and forming, and Thread Grinding. (Threading Process)
Description: Different techniques used in threading processes.


Name: World Heritage lines in Switzerland (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The Rhaetian Railway (RhB) network


Name: Marine mammals, cetaceans, fur seals and many seabirds (Wildlife)
Description: Animals adapted to life in the sea or on coastal shores


Name: Obatala (Deity)
Description: An orisha in Yoruba religion associated with creation, purity, and heaven.


Name: Kingsbridge (neighborhood) (Neighborhood)
Description: The original neighborhood from which Riverdale developed


Name: Buddhism is a religion (Statement)
Description: The general agreement that Buddhism is a religion


Name: Moscow (City)
Description: The largest city and the capital of Russia.


Name: Gold(III) Fluoride (AuF3) (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound consisting of gold(III) and fluorine.


Name: Economic sectors in Andalusia (sector)
Description: The industries or fields contributing to the economy of Andalusia


Name: Dreamtime (Belief)
Description: Dreamtime is believed to be the creation of ancestors.


Name: 700 μg of copper for 9–13 years old, 890 μg of copper for 14–18 years old and 900 μg of copper for ages 19 years and older (Quantity)
Description: The amounts of copper per day recommended for children and adults over the age of 19


Name: Republicans (Political Party)
Description: A political party whose members generally support free-market capitalism, traditional values, and strong national defense


Name: Clay minerals (Phyllosilicate minerals)
Description: In that they incorporate aluminium into the tetrahedral sheets, while clay minerals have Al3+ in octahedral sites


Name: Research and innovation for Algeria's healthcare system (Competitiveness factor)
Description: The emphasis placed on research, development, and innovation within the Algerian healthcare system to maintain its competitiveness and deliver top-notch care


Name: High levels of violent crime (Crime Category)
Description: Includes gun violence and homicides


Name: Political Opposition (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: RIKEN (Research institution)
Description: The institute where Satoyasu Iimori led his own laboratory as the chief researcher after returning to Japan


Name: Petroleum, Hydropower, Fish, Forests, Minerals (Resource)
Description: Various types of natural resources found in Norway


Name: Repton School, Trent College and The Elms School (Educational institutions)
Description: Independent schools in the county of Derbyshire


Name: Byzantine Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The dominant architecture in the Greek speaking world from medieval times


Name: Iterated Loop Spaces (Mathematical Object)
Description: A concept used in topology, specifically in the study of loops and homotopy groups.


Name: The reverse of photosynthesis (Chemical reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction that is the opposite of photosynthesis


Name: Tsukushi (Chikuzen and Chikugo Provinces) (Location)
Description: A location in Chikuzen and Chikugo provinces


Name: 20th Century (Time Period)
Description: A period in history, specifically the 1900s


Name: photoconductive cells (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that convert light into electrical energy


Name: bananas (Food)
Description: A large, starchy fruit


Name: Pseudotachylite (fault rock)
Description: A fault rock that has the appearance of the basaltic glass, tachylyte.


Name: 1603 (Event)
Description: [Not Specified]


Name: Sand (Geological material)
Description: A granular material composed of mineral or rock particles. It is a common substance in landscapes all over the Earth.


Name: Aletsch Glacier (Glacier)
Description: a glacier in Valais


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific entity associated as most of Tizoc's reign was spent on maintaining control.


Name: Amulet rings (Jewelry type)
Description: Rings used for various purposes like protection, augmenting personal attributes etc.


Name: Broadcasting and Media (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as television, radio, film, and digital media


Name: Kidney Stones (Disease)
Description: The prevention of kidney stone formation with potassium supplements


Name: Alumina Ceramic Armor (Material)
Description: A type of body armor used in combination with aramid or UHMWPE backing to achieve effectiveness against most rifle threats


Name: Graz (City)
Description: A city in Austria


Name: Deutschland (Country)
Description: Modern-day Germany, originally meaning 'the German lands'


Name: church of Raron (Church)
Description: A church with quality architecture due to Ulrich Ruffiner (16th century)


Name: waist beads for cultural reasons (Function)
Description: The wearing of waist beads by women in various cultures for cultural reasons


Name: Germany in World War II (Historical events)
Description: Germany's role and actions during World War II


Name: Treaty of San Stefano (1878) (Treaty)
Description: Agreement that ended the Russo-Turkish War and determined territorial changes in Europe and the Middle East


Name: 2,176 people (Population)
Description: The number of people living in Bultfontein proper


Name: Cultural Exchange and Diversity (Society)
Description: The interaction between different cultures, including the sharing of ideas, beliefs, and customs


Name: Local Authorities (Organization)
Description: Government bodies responsible for managing Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Nitrogen Tetroxide (Chemical Substance)
Description: A colorless, highly toxic liquid used as an oxidizer in rockets


Name: 120 (Number)
Description: The total number of members in the parliament


Name: Peccia (Location)
Description: One of six Swiss municipalities that merged to form Lavizzara


Name: 1988 (Year)
Description: The year the company was formed


Name: 84 percent of Taiwan's population (Demographic group)
Description: The majority of Taiwan's population who are descendants of Han Chinese immigrants between 1683 and 1895.


Name: Italian, French, and Portuguese cultures (Cultural group)
Description: Cultures where filigree was popular from 1660 to the late 19th century


Name: Dressing Code (Historical Fact)
Description: The historical norms and expectations regarding clothing


Name: Mani (Sanskrit term)
Description: A general term for gemstones in Sanskrit


Name: Impossibility of trisecting most angles (Result in mathematics)
Description: That this construction could not be performed for most angles


Name: Granites Derived from Sedimentary Rock Protoliths (Rock Type)
Description: Granites formed from sedimentary rock


Name: Polishing (Process)
Description: The process of creating a smooth and shiny surface by rubbing or applying a chemical treatment.


Name: Coating material for high-temperature applications (material type)
Description: TiC used as a coating material for high-temperature applications.


Name: Lower areas (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Regions with lower elevations compared to the valleys


Name: 7 kilograms of oil per 1 kilogram of Aluminium (Energy consumption)
Description: The amount of energy required to produce one kilogram of aluminum


Name: Stromae (Singer, songwriter and record producer)
Description: A singer, songwriter, and record producer who was born in Belgium


Name: Russian language (Language)
Description: An East Slavic language that is the most geographically widespread language of Eurasia and is the largest native language in Europe.


Name: Clothes (General)
Description: A broad category of clothing items


Name: cocoa, coffee, and banana plantations (agriculture)
Description: Agricultural plantations in Ivory Coast.


Name: Transfer of power from Knossos to Mycenaean civilization (Historical Event)
Description: The hypothetical shift in political control from the Minoan civilization at Knossos to the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Old World (Geographical_Region)
Description: The known part of the world in ancient times


Name: agmatite (GeologicalPhenomenon)
Description: Rock with similar description to migmatite


Name: wedding (or espousal) rings (jewelry)
Description: -


Name: Chessylite (MineralName)
Description: The name used for Azurite during the early 19th century


Name: Art style favored by Napoleon (Art style)
Description: The art style that Napoleon favored during his reign.


Name: Soviet Union (country)
Description: was the country where famines occurred


Name: global fashion industry (Industry)
Description: Worldwide fashion market


Name: Fashion (Concept)
Description: The emphasis on contemporary fashion was used by suffragettes to increase the appeal of their movement


Name: Liberals (Group)
Description: The group to which Benito Juárez ascended


Name: Municipality of Oppdal (Location)
Description: The administrative area of Oppdal, Norway


Name: Duel (Combat)
Description: A formal fight between two people with swords


Name: Railroad watches (Watch category)
Description: Watches designed for use in rail transportation


Name: 5 (in 2008) (Number)
Description: -


Name: fossils are petrified remains of creatures some of which no longer existed (Geological feature)
Description: Description given by Robert Hooke about fossils.


Name: Wunsiedel (Town)
Description: A town in the district of Wunsiedel im Fichtelgebirge, in Bavaria, Germany


Name: Interim Accord of 1995 (Agreement)
Description: The previous agreement between North Macedonia and Greece


Name: Paul Frankl (Art Historian)
Description: An art historian who continued the debate on style in the 20th century


Name: Ilmenite (FeTiO3) (MineralClass)
Description: A mineral with a composition of FeTiO3


Name: UF6 (Compound)
Description: Uranium hexafluoride, a compound used in the nuclear fuel cycle


Name: double dynamic: depressions filled with older lime-rich material, developing deep, rich, dark clay soils or bujeo (geological feature)
Description: Soil type found in hilly areas of the countryside


Name: Front Range (El Paso County, Colorado) (geographical_area)
Description: A range of hills and mountains located in El Paso County, Colorado


Name: Chartreuse Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: The Chartreuse Mountains in the French Prealps


Name: Taliban government (Organization)
Description: The current government of Afghanistan, led by Hibatullah Akhundzada


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: a common mineral that is a carbonate


Name: Magnetes (Ancient Greece or Turkey) (Geographical Location)
Description: An ancient region where two black minerals were identified, from which the name manganese is believed to have originated.


Name: Seville (city)
Description: A city in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Civilian Population (Society)
Description: The general population during the late Renaissance


Name: Knossos (settlement)
Description: An archaeological site on Crete, one of the largest and most important of the Minoan palaces.


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


Name: Sherry (Product)
Description: A type of fortified wine produced in Jerez de la Frontera


Name: Animal Sculpture (artwork_class)
Description: Sculptures of animals, often imaginary monsters


Name: General Motors (Company)
Description: World's best-selling automaker from 1931 to 2008


Name: Buildings (Architectural Structure)
Description: A structure made to provide shelter or be a monument


Name: Geometric patterns and animal motifs (characteristics)
Description: Common themes in Etruscan jewelry designs


Name: EGL Grading System (EGS) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by EGL.


Name: Take On Me (song)
Description: A popular song by A-ha


Name: Armenian (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Armenia.


Name: YMCA facilities (Organization)
Description: A worldwide movement that promotes Christian values.


Name: Wassily Kandinsky's Compositions (Artworks)
Description: A series of ten works by Kandinsky


Name: Kandahar and Kabul (Location)
Description: Cities where the capital was moved from and to


Name: Turgut Reis (Person)
Description: Ottoman governor of Algiers who enslaved the entire population of the Maltese island of Gozo in 1551.


Name: property (Property)
Description: Properties including being solids and chemically resistant under normal conditions


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


Name: Immigrants (People Group)
Description: Groups of people moving from one place to another


Name: UN (International Organization)
Description: United Nations


Name: Gold Medal (Type of Decorative Artifact)
Description: A high-value medal awarded by the US Government on important occasions.


Name: Cerimetric Titrations (Analysis Method)
Description: -


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: the country it is situated in


Name: covered first with a base coat of plaster (Additional treatment in art)
Description: An additional treatment applied to some stone sculptures


Name: Maona di Chio e di Focea (Political Entity)
Description: A chartered company set up to reconquer and exploit Chios


Name: Arvier (Location)
Description: A commune in the Aosta Valley, Italy


Name: Use of diamond powder as an abrasive (Material Processing)
Description: The use of diamond powder to polish, cut or wear away other materials


Name: Swiss People (Ethnicity)
Description: The people who are citizens or residents of Switzerland


Name: Weather Forecasting Parameter (Concept)
Description: A parameter used to predict weather conditions in mountainous areas.


Name: 46,000 adherents (Number of Adherents)
Description: The number of adherents of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Spain.


Name: dry pine savannah (Ecosystem)
Description: Covers the southern edge of the Black Hills due to the rainshadow effect


Name: Court censors during Emperor Gaozu's time (Historical Figures)
Description: Censors serving under Emperor Gaozu


Name: Revenues from international tourists (economic)
Description: Income generated by foreign tourists visiting Brazil


Name: plane containing all its points and center of the sphere (Geometric object)
Description: The geometric property defining a great circle


Name: Other Tribes (Tribe)
Description: Tribes that merged with the Salian Franks


Name: Chinese writing system (Writing system)
Description: An ancient writing system that uses logograms, characters representing words or ideas, and is one of the oldest known writing systems in the world.


Name: Total strength of the Armed Forces (military_statistics)
Description: The total number of personnel in the armed forces


Name: Cruciform type of arming sword (Weapon)
Description: Swords designed as cutting weapons, with variations mainly concerning the shape of the pommel.


Name: Moroccan Tourism (Tourism)
Description: The tourism industry in Morocco.


Name: the universe's expansion from a very high-density and high-temperature state approximately 13.8 billion years ago (event)
Description: The Big Bang Theory is a scientific model describing the universe's expansion from a very high-density and high-temperature state approximately 13.8 billion years ago.


Name: Gold Pentafluoride (Compound)
Description: The sole example of gold(V), the highest verified oxidation state


Name: Immigration (Process)
Description: The act of entering a country with the intention of residing permanently


Name: Clothing Regulation (Historical Event)
Description: A historical event related to the regulation of clothing


Name: Women's clothing (Clothing)
Description: Clothing worn by women, particularly during the High Tang period and after


Name: Roman times (Historical Period)
Description: Period from 27 BC to 395 AD


Name: Mn(IV) (oxidation state)
Description: Common oxidation state in nature but far rarer in synthetic chemistry


Name: backpacking and hiking destinations of Greece (Tourism activity)
Description: The places in Greece that are popular for backpacking and hiking trips


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: The major religion practiced in Asia


Name: British and French pirates (Criminal Group)
Description: Pirate groups that attacked Faial Island


Name: Independence of Morocco (Event)
Description: The event marking the independence of Morocco from France and Spain.


Name: Shaft, Shank, Groove, Eye, Scarf, Point (anatomy of a tool)
Description: A sewing needle has 6 main parts.


Name: Ticino (Geographical Entity)
Description: The modern name of the river Ticinus.


Name: Colombian sculpture from the sixteenth to 18th centuries (sculpture period)
Description: Sculpture period mostly devoted to religious depictions of ecclesiastic art, influenced by Spanish schools


Name: Violet (Color)
Description: A color perceived by humans with a wavelength between approximately 380 and 450 nanometres


Name: natural gas fields and pipelines (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: The total number of natural gas fields and pipelines in Colombia.


Name: Sugar (chemical compound) (Chemical compound)
Description: A white crystalline solid, sucrose, used as a sweetener in food and drink


Name: U.S. Census data (2000) (Statistical data)
Description: Data source for the high school graduation rate in Alabama


Name: J. Shafritz & A. Hyde (Eds.), Classics of public administration (Book)
Description: Book where 'Notes on the theory of organization' was published


Name: Dutch disease (EconomicPhenomenon)
Description: The Netherlands experienced the negative economic impact known as Dutch disease


Name: Composite Volcanoes (Geological Feature)
Description: Volcanoes characterized by multiple cones built up around a central vent


Name: Noise Pollution (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the behavior and stress levels of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Synthetic Diamond (Material)
Description: A diamond that is synthetically created instead of mined


Name: The English army (Military Entity)
Description: 7,600 soldiers sent by Elizabeth I to aid the Dutch.


Name: 1852 (Year)
Description: The year New Zealand gained a representative government


Name: Security Council (InternationalOrganization)
Description: An organ of the United Nations dealing with security issues


Name: Chinese Space Agency (Space_agency)
Description: The space agency of China


Name: Surface (Physical Location)
Description: The outer layer of Earth


Name: Place Names in Mexico (Geographical Location Names)
Description: Names of places in Mexico


Name: Royal Canadian Mint (Mint)
Description: An organization that produces holographic-effect gold and silver coinage, not limited to bullion or commemorative coinage.


Name: Jade manufactured weapons (Artifacts)
Description: Weapons made from jade


Name: Diatom (organism)
Description: A type of plankton that constructs its exoskeleton from silica extracted from seawater


Name: Low-grade metamorphic conditions through regional metamorphism metamorphic facies (Metamorphic Processes)
Description: Forms through low-grade metamorphic conditions through regional metamorphism metamorphic facies


Name: DNA of 23 newly sequenced individuals from Late Minoan tombs (Genetic Profile)
Description: The genetic profile of 23 individuals from Late Minoan tombs


Name: granitic and alkalic pegmatites (Geological_Formation)
Description: The geological formations where Beryllonite is found


Name: [Depressed growth, diarrhea, impotence, delayed sexual maturation, alopecia, eye and skin lesions, impaired appetite, altered cognition, impaired immune functions, defects in carbohydrate use, reproductive teratogenesis] (Health Symptom)
Description: The various symptoms associated with mild zinc deficiency


Name: Johnnycakes, succotash, cornbread, and various seafood recipes (Food Items)
Description: New England staples reflect the convergence of American Indian and Pilgrim cuisine.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Northern Europe


Name: Golden Hats (Artefacts)
Description: A group of golden hats from the Bronze Age Europe


Name: [13–31] (Isotopes of Fluorine)
Description: Eighteen radioisotopes that have been synthesized from fluorine


Name: Basaltic magma (Geological composition)
Description: A type of magma that can produce basalt rocks


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist


Name: Carving Techniques (sculpture_technique)
Description: Techniques of sculpting that remove material from an existing block or lump


Name: BNCT (Medical Treatment)
Description: Boron Neutron Capture Therapy


Name: Public water supply (Infrastructure)
Description: System that applies water fluoridation to fight tooth decay


Name: [Grand National Assembly of Turkey, President of Turkey, Constitutional Court, Court of Cassation and Court of Jurisdictional Disputes] (Government Branches)
Description: The three branches of the Turkish government


Name: Individual essences (Essence)
Description: Individual selves in dualistic schools of Hinduism


Name: Northern and Central Europe (Geographical Location)
Description: Region in Europe that includes countries like Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, etc.


Name: Lucas Alamán (Person)
Description: The leading conservative politician in Mexico influenced by William Hickling Prescott's work


Name: CIE 1931 system of colorimetry (color science standard)
Description: An international standard for color measurement and matching


Name: Juan de la Cueva (Author)
Description: Author of the Seville humanist literary school


Name: Filter centered at 550 nm and having a bandwidth of 20–30 nm (Device)
Description: A filter in the Strömgren photometric system that is used for yellow stellar classification


Name: rebel groups (Military group)
Description: Illegal armed groups, often associated with drug trafficking


Name: Santos, São Paulo (Location)
Description: Part of the Portuguese Empire at the time


Name: Silla Royalty (c. 300/400–668 AD) and Elite Burials of the Korean Three Kingdoms (Historical Entity)
Description: The historical entities related to the use of jade in Silla.


Name: Metal complexes without a carbon-metal covalent bond (Metalorganic compounds)
Description: A class of compounds containing metal and organic ligands, but no carbon-metal covalent bonds


Name: Tholos at Vaphio (or Vapheio) (Archeological Site)
Description: A tholos tomb located near Sparta, known for its famous finds


Name: Demi-hunter (or half-hunter) case (Watch case style)
Description: An intermediate type of pocket watch case with a view of the hands


Name: English words (Language)
Description: 'opaque', 'opalias', and 'alter'


Name: Americans and Europeans (Group)
Description: People from America and Europe in the later 19th century


Name: Short zhijupao (Clothing item)
Description: A shorter version of zhijupao worn by men who engaged in physical work during the Han dynasty


Name: Gold, silver, jade, and ivory (Precious materials)
Description: Materials often used for small luxury works in sculpture


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Islamic Architecture (Art and Architecture)
Description: The architecture that was contributed by the dynasties


Name: UEFA Euro 2008 tournament (Sporting Event)
Description: The 13th UEFA European Championship, held in Switzerland and Austria


Name: Mostlyaromatic white wines (Product)
Description: Austria is mostly known for its aromatic white wines.


Name: Social_and_health_security_system (Healthcare_system)
Description: From 21% (pre-1993) to 96% in 2012


Name: Mezzotint (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique that was far cheaper than paintings.


Name: About 20,000 Protein Coding Genes (Genes)
Description: Genes that are expressed in human cells


Name: Fayalite under high pressure (Condition of the entity)
Description: Fayalite under high pressure conditions


Name: Late Gothic sculpture style (Artistic movement)
Description: A style of sculpture that was prevalent in the Late Middle Ages.


Name: Post-World War II Italy (Country)
Description: Italy in the post-war period which granted special autonomy to the Aosta Valley


Name: First Balkan War (1912) (War)
Description: Military conflict in the Balkans resulting in significant territorial changes


Name: Guadalquivir Basin (Geographical Area)
Description: The basin of the Guadalquivir in Andalusia


Name: Archeological Civic Museum (Bologna) (institution)
Description: Museum in Bologna, Italy


Name: Individual Tunisians (People)
Description: The people of Tunisia


Name: Blasting (Technology)
Description: The initial quarrying technique that was replaced by new equipment.


Name: Artificial substances (Class of materials)
Description: Materials artificially created, some are harder than diamond


Name: Ipswich Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Ipswich, England


Name: portraits (Artwork)
Description: The portraits of his 60 gouache paintings were attributed to a specific social role, city or region, and Berber dress also assigned to corresponding tribal groups


Name: Karlštejn Castle, Český Krumlov, Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape (Architectural sites)
Description: Places of interest for tourists


Name: 542 million years ago (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Korean hwandudaedo (weapon)
Description: A type of Korean sword


Name: Rockport, Puma and Wolverine World Wide (Companies)
Description: Athletic and footwear companies based outside Boston


Name: Maize (Cereal)
Description: A cereal domesticated by Indigenous peoples of the Americas.


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: One of the largest producers of topaz


Name: Skyros (Island) (Island)
Description: The Island of Skyros.


Name: Italy (country)
Description: Country located in southern Europe


Name: Hydrazine (Chemical Substance)
Description: A colorless, highly toxic and flammable liquid used as a rocket fuel


Name: Province of Andros (Administrative Division)
Description: A former administrative division in Cyclades Prefecture


Name: Madagascar (Country)
Description: Location where Madagascan alexandrite might appear more brownish than purplish in incandescent light


Name: Ruyi or Ruyizhu (Symbol)
Description: As-One-Wishes Jewel


Name: Manganese Dioxide (Compound)
Description: Zinc–carbon battery and the alkaline battery normally use industrially produced manganese dioxide


Name: true (Boolean)
Description: Whether the transformation is delayed or not


Name: George Helmy (Mountain Lakes, term ends 2024) (Person)
Description: Represents New Jersey in the United States Senate


Name: First Crewed Moon Landing (Scientific Achievement)
Description: The first successful crewed moon landing, which occurred in 1969


Name: Education System (System)
Description: The education system of Morocco


Name: Men's Clothing (Artifact)
Description: Clothing designed for and worn by men


Name: Steady, Deliberate Lines with Clean Edges (Line Type)
Description: Produces steady, deliberate lines with clean edges.


Name: Democratic Party (Political Party)
Description: New England is one of the most Democratic regions in the U.S.


Name: Idaho (State)
Description: The 43rd state to join the United States, located in the Western region of the U.S.


Name: Poverty and social unrest (Social Condition)
Description: Conditions marked by economic hardship and societal discord


Name: Investors (Financial Stakeholder)
Description: Individuals or entities that invest money in financial instruments


Name: Animal (Species)
Description: All species in the biological kingdom Animalia


Name: Bonding structures (type of bond)
Description: Solids can have various bonding structures like ionic, covalent, metallic, etc.


Name: Mahayana Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A branch of Buddhism that experienced rapid growth during the 5th and 6th centuries CE


Name: Taihang Mountains (mountain range)
Description: Chinese mountain range running down the eastern edge of the Loess Plateau in Shanxi, Henan and Hebei provinces


Name: Gore Mountain garnets (Resource)
Description: The specific type of garnet found in the Barton Garnet Mine


Name: Gneiss and mica schist (Rock Strata)
Description: Oldest rock strata found in the Vorspessart.


Name: Ohio (State)
Description: The 17th state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: Igneous rock (Rock)
Description: A type of rock that is formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava


Name: Laramide orogeny (Geological Event)
Description: A period of uplift in the Black Hills that began around the beginning of the Cenozoic


Name: Scaif (Device)
Description: A device invented by Lodewyk van Berquem to facilitate the absolute symmetry technique


Name: Other federal states such as the United States (Comparison)
Description: States in other federal systems, like the United States, have more autonomy to create their own laws


Name: E-Glass (Material)
Description: A type of glass used in fiberglass for general use


Name: Meitei people (Ethnic Group)
Description: An example of an ethnic group where Hinduism is widespread on the Indian subcontinent


Name: Freshwater pearl mussels (Species of Mollusk)
Description: A type of freshwater mussel that produces pearls


Name: Museum (Building)
Description: A building used for the storage, exhibition, and study of collections


Name: Antonio Domínguez Ortiz (Person)
Description: A Spanish historian who wrote about Andalusia.


Name: John Tyndall (Person)
Description: Irish physicist and professor of natural philosophy at the Royal Institute


Name: Gutta percha in root canal therapy (Medical Procedure)
Description: Procedure used to treat the inside of a tooth's root


Name: The Nobel Foundation (organization)
Description: The organization that awards the Nobel Prize


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: The final product obtained from the Hall–Héroult process


Name: migmatites (rock formation)
Description: Tightly, incoherently folded veins of migmatite rock often appearing as segments of leucosome


Name: Dabene Treasure (Archaeological Find)
Description: A large prehistoric golden treasure found near Karlovo, Bulgaria


Name: White Opal (Gemstone)
Description: Precious opal with white color


Name: Belarus (Country)
Description: A country that borders Ukraine to the north


Name: Calcic Skarn (Type of Skarn)
Description: The replacement products of a limestone protolith with dominant mineral assemblages containing garnet, clinopyroxene, and wollastonite.


Name: Local Judiciary in Cantonal Circles of Lugano (Justice System)
Description: The courts and legal system within the circles


Name: Permanent Neutrality (Political Status)
Description: The commitment to not take part in any wars


Name: Athena Promachos (Artwork)
Description: A colossal bronze figure created by Phidias that stood next to the Parthenon.


Name: 46 aboriginal villages (Settlement)
Description: The number of aboriginal villages that were under the control of the Qing administration


Name: Electoral Commission (electoral body)
Description: The body responsible for conducting elections in Benin


Name: Pakistan International Airlines (Airline)
Description: An airline that provides flights in and out of Afghanistan.


Name: Donald M. Lance (Person)
Description: A professor of English at the University of Missouri


Name: Trade (Activity)
Description: The economic activity of trade


Name: Hijo Predilecto de Andalucía (Title)
Description: The highest distinction given by the Autonomous Community of Andalusia.


Name: Birefringence (Physical property)
Description: The difference in refractive index between two mutually perpendicular directions


Name: People's National Army (ANP), Algerian National Navy (MRA), Algerian Air Force (QJJ), Territorial Air Defence Forces (Military Unit)
Description: the military forces of Algeria


Name: Military (Institution)
Description: Institutions involved in warfare and defense activities


Name: Zone melting or Czochralski processes (Manufacturing Processes)
Description: Techniques used for purifying silicon and germanium single crystals.


Name: production and consumption of oxygen (biogeochemical process)
Description: In the present equilibrium, production and consumption occur at the same rate


Name: Etruscan alphabets (Written System)
Description: The written systems used by the Etruscans.


Name: attracting immigrants (Immigrants)
Description: Group attracted by the American Dream


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country with significant climate variations


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


Name: Swiss Plateau (Geographical Region)
Description: The geographical region where these towns were situated


Name: nopal cactus (Plant)
Description: A type of cactus that is native to Mexico and Central America


Name: Netherlands (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Manhattan and Westchester (Geographical Area)
Description: The region encompassing Manhattan and Westchester County


Name: Compounding (Word Formation Process)
Description: The process of combining two or more words in a single unit


Name: Eye Saver Yellow slide rule (Instrument)
Description: A device used for mathematical calculations


Name: British Royal Family (Royal Family)
Description: The reigning house of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and a number of other Commonwealth realms.


Name: New Constitution (Legal document)
Description: The updated legal framework of Switzerland, adopted in 1999


Name: Cumans (Group)
Description: Turkic nomadic people of the Eurasian Steppe


Name: 3,000 years (Time Period)
Description: The earliest known period that diamonds have been recognized


Name: Arrivals and UK-born children of migrants (Demographic)
Description: The population increase between 1991 and 2001 was partly due to arrivals and the births of UK-born children to migrants.


Name: Helmut Kyrieleis (Archaeologist)
Description: German archaeologist and art historian


Name: Technical Mastery (Artistic Skill)
Description: The skill of creating art through technical means.


Name: Nacre (Material)
Description: A material used in the creation of 'PearlBone' for bone grafting and reconstructive surgery.


Name: New Money based on Credit (Economic system)
Description: A new form of money that was created based on credit


Name: Tsavorite (Gemstone)
Description: Green variety of garnet discovered by Campbell R. Bridges


Name: approximately 13.8 billion years ago (time period)
Description: The Big Bang is believed to have occurred approximately 13.8 billion years ago, marking the beginning of our current understanding of the Universe.


Name: 11 fortresses (Geographical_Entity)
Description: Eleven fortresses that belonged to the Marharii


Name: Education distribution (Maggia) (social data)
Description: Distribution of educational attainment in Maggia


Name: Deem any report, audit or other due diligence processes as being unreliable (Action)
Description: The government's power to deem reports, audits, or other due diligence processes as unreliable


Name: Bavarian Prince Otto von Wittelsbach (person)
Description: Monarch who ruled Greece from 1832 to 1862.


Name: Back Cut with Wire Saw (Action)
Description: The next action taken after metal rollers insertion, which is a back cut made with a wire saw.


Name: Russian Federation, other CIS countries (Country)
Description: Countries that were part of the Commonwealth of Independent States


Name: Diamond (Chemical Compound)
Description: A hard, transparent mineral consisting of pure carbon


Name: Celts (Ethnic Group)
Description: Ancient Indo-European ethnic group


Name: Textile Arts (Art Form)
Description: The creation of textiles, especially through weaving, spinning, and dyeing.


Name: Sanaa (City)
Description: The capital of Yemen


Name: Iron(III) Ions (Chemical Element)
Description: These ions exhibit different spins, resulting in magnetic behavior


Name: fashion_capital (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is a global center for fashion and design


Name: Hercules Route (mythological association)
Description: One of the names given to the road due to Hercules' connection


Name: Graphite (Mineral)
Description: Has much weaker van der Waals forces compared to diamond


Name: Carbondale, Colorado (Place)
Description: A town in Colorado, United States where the CRR line reached its final destination


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Eastern European country


Name: Judean Desert (Geographical Location)
Description: A view of the Judean Desert from Mitzpe Mo'av


Name: Nabi Musa (Muslim Holy Site)
Description: The site that is said to contain the tomb of Moses.


Name: Rabat (City)
Description: The capital city of Morocco


Name: High Chroma (red, green, blue, violet, magenta) (Color Class)
Description: Colors that have a high chroma in optimal color solids plotted in perceptually uniform color spaces.


Name: Total Antarctic finds (Meteoric material collection)
Description: The meteorites collected from Antarctica


Name: Potential for Use in High-Power Electronics and Radiofrequency Applications (Application Property)
Description: The potential to be used in applications requiring high power or radiofrequency


Name: The following persons (collection)
Description: A group of individuals listed in the text


Name: Brackish waters (Water types)
Description: Areas where black corals are not usually found.


Name: Adolf Hitler (person)
Description: German dictator and leader of Nazi Germany from 1934 to 1945


Name: Army (Branch of Military)
Description: The land-based military branch of Tunisia


Name: Swiss German People (Ethnicity)
Description: The people who are citizens or residents of Switzerland and primarily speak German


Name: Peacock (Animal)
Description: A species of bird native to South Asia, widely distributed and kept in many countries as ornamental birds


Name: UN Security Council (International Organization)
Description: Principal organ of the United Nations


Name: Charles V and his son, Philip II of Spain (job_title)
Description: Spanish Habsburgs who ruled from 1527 to 1598


Name: Consumer preferences, market trends, and regulatory requirements (Influence)
Description: Packaging must appeal to consumers while also meeting industry standards and regulations


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


Name: Grain boundaries (Geological feature)
Description: Boundaries that become high-angle boundaries and the subgrain effectively becomes a new grain


Name: To the Greek GDP (Economic Contribution)
Description: Greece


Name: Kabul (Location)
Description: The capital city of Afghanistan that was heavily bombarded and partially destroyed during the civil war.


Name: City of Side (ancient city)
Description: Ancient Greek city in Pamphylia, Turkey


Name: Henrik Wergeland (Author)
Description: Norwegian poet and playwright


Name: Etruscan civilization (Culture)
Description: An ancient civilization that originated in the area of central Italy


Name: terracotta and tile (building material)
Description: materials used in the construction of Victorian Birmingham's town buildings


Name: Each carbon atom (atom)
Description: One of the individual atoms that make up diamond


Name: Habibullah Khan (Politician)
Description: Emir of Afghanistan from 1901 to 1919


Name: Molluscan seashells (Geological artifact)
Description: Fossilized shells of marine mollusks.


Name: Exports from Taiwan (quantity)
Description: Goods and services produced in Taiwan, exported to other countries


Name: the theory of plate tectonics (Geological theory)
Description: A current geological theory explaining the movement of Earth's lithosphere


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


Name: Death of Pope (Event)
Description: The destruction of his signet ring is a prescribed ritual after the death of a Pope


Name: Pre-Columbian Era (Historical Period)
Description: Before the arrival of Columbus in America


Name: Voters of Taiwan (People)
Description: the citizens of Taiwan who participated in the referendum


Name: 343 first responders (Number)
Description: number of first responders who died during the September 11 attacks


Name: Infrastructure development for Algeria's healthcare system (Infrastructure improvement)
Description: The upgrading of its infrastructure, such as hospitals and clinics, to cater to the increasing demand within the Algerian healthcare system


Name: High Classical period (Art Period)
Description: A short art period that lasted only a few decades from about 450 to 400.


Name: Waist chains among women in India (Cultural practice)
Description: Common among women in India


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: International auxiliary language and the third most widely spoken language by number of first-language speakers


Name: Prince Julian (Person)
Description: Current holder of the title Duke of Halland (since 2021)


Name: Theophilus Presbyter (Person)
Description: A medieval goldsmith and artisan who practiced and developed many applied arts


Name: New York City Rules (regulations)
Description: The regulations of New York City


Name: Nepal and North & Central regions of India (Location)
Description: Regions where the Vikram Samvat calendar is used.


Name: Arizona (Location)
Description: One of the places where willemite is best known to be found.


Name: Quartz oscillator (Electronic device)
Description: A device using the piezoelectric properties of quartz crystals to generate a stable frequency.


Name: Fagerhaug (Village)
Description: A village in the municipality of Oppdal


Name: Families of Turkish descent in Tunisia (People)
Description: The Turks brought with them the teaching of the Hanafi school during Ottoman rule, which still survives among families of Turkish descent today


Name: Berzona (1265) (Event)
Description: The event of the first mentioning of Berzona


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A central European country


Name: Mitochondria in the generation of ATP during oxidative phosphorylation (Cellular process)
Description: The process where oxygen is used to generate ATP in mitochondria


Name: Bauhaus-influenced Education (Educational Movement)
Description: An educational movement that almost completely replaced traditional sculpture education by the 1950s.


Name: Four Noble Truths (Central Premise of Buddhism)
Description: One of the central teachings of Buddhism that is problematic in the West


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


Name: Koutouki cave (Cave)
Description: A cave located on the east flank of Hymettos


Name: French invasion (Event)
Description: -


Name: Crystal Systems (Categorization)
Description: A classification that describes different types of crystal structures.


Name: Greek Language (Language)
Description: The language of the culture of the Byzantine Empire


Name: Roger Sperry (Psychologist)
Description: Nobel prize winning psychologist who challenged the view of Ernst Gombrich and Nelson Goodman


Name: March 1948 (Date)
Description: A specific month and year in history


Name: orthorhombic mineral zoisite (Mineral)
Description: An orthorhombic mineral with similar composition.


Name: Celts (Culture)
Description: An Indo-European people who inhabited much of central and northern Europe


Name: High-quality black dyes (substance)
Description: Substances that allowed deep, rich black garments


Name: Mesoamerica (Geographical region)
Description: Region where lapidary was a significant tradition.


Name: Greek words φως and γραφη (Language elements)
Description: The Greek words for 'light' and 'drawing', respectively.


Name: Materials (Building Material)
Description: The thermal insulation as a property of materials.


Name: Inosilicate (Classification of silicates)
Description: A class of silicates characterized by the presence of isolated four-membered rings of SiO4 tetrahedra


Name: Oil and gas downhole applications (Energy Industry)
Description: The extraction of oil or gas from wells drilled into the Earth's subsurface


Name: Situation of the Tomb's marble (Event)
Description: The situation regarding the damaged marble block of the Tomb


Name: Thessalian columns (Architectural element)
Description: Columns made from Thessalian marble


Name: Sun (Star)
Description: The star at the center of the solar system, which is a nearly perfect sphere of hot plasma.


Name: Naturally Occurring Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minorals found naturally


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: The ocean classification of Brazil, having a coastline on the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Christian church (Religious Institution)
Description: Dedicated to the Virgin Mary in the final decade of the 6th century AD


Name: Slight changes in spacing of Barbules (Variation in Feather structure)
Description: Minor variations that result in different colors


Name: East Asian Buddhist institutions (Buddhist entity)
Description: Buddhist institutions in East Asia


Name: American-born individuals (People group)
Description: Individuals born within the United States


Name: purple or violet robes (clothing class)
Description: Robes with a primary or secondary color of purple


Name: International Gemological Institute (IGI) (organization)
Description: A gem testing and grading laboratory established by GIA.


Name: [Al(H2O)6]3+ (Chemical Compound)
Description: The hexaaqua cation of Aluminium(III)


Name: Theory of Panspermia (Scientific Theory)
Description: A theory suggesting that life could be spread between planets or solar systems by impacts


Name: Banks (Banking Institution)
Description: Banks in general


Name: Valais (Region)
Description: A region within Switzerland


Name: Government of New Zealand (Government)
Description: The government of New Zealand


Name: Impure Limestone (Geological Rock)
Description: A type of limestone with an admixture of sand or clay.


Name: SAFF Championship in 2013 (Achievement)
Description: -


Name: Chromium (Element)
Description: A chemical element added to steel to increase hardness and melting temperature


Name: The presence of rutile (Mineral)
Description: Composed mostly of titanium dioxide.


Name: Argon and water, water-based foams, and ice (coolant)
Description: Coolants used in detonation synthesis


Name: nuclear and aerospace industries (industry)
Description: Industries where potential for exposure to Beryllium exists


Name: Ergs of Algeria (geographical_feature)
Description: Sand dunes between mountains


Name: geobarometers and geothermometers (Application)
Description: Garnets are used as geobarometers and geothermometers in the study of geothermobarometry which determines 'P-T Paths', Pressure-Temperature Paths.


Name: Core (Component)
Description: Inner layer of Ceres, composed mainly of chondrules and ice