Name: architectural innovations (Architecture)
Description: Includes several architectural features such as the relieving triangle


Name: Wrought iron (Material)
Description: A type of iron that has been hammer-worked or rolled


Name: Petros Mavromichalis (Person)
Description: The last bey of Mani and a leader of the Greek War of Independence


Name: Hispanics or Latinos (Ethnic Group)
Description: People who identify as Hispanic or Latino, of any race


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


Name: Electronics (Industry)
Description: The industry dealing with the production, distribution, and maintenance of electronic devices


Name: a great political and social upheaval (Event)
Description: A period of significant change and turbulence in Spain


Name: Therme Vals (Attraction)
Description: A thermal spa located in Vals, Switzerland


Name: Evaporite (Geological formation)
Description: Gypsum forms as an evaporite


Name: Violators (Group)
Description: Individuals who break the rules set by the United States Mint regarding melting and export of pennies and nickels


Name: Bronze Age cultures (Information)
Description: Influence of Bronze Age cultures on burial practices


Name: foreigners who frequently conduct business there also commission the engraving of personal seals (Person)
Description: Foreigners commission their own seals for doing business


Name: Spanish Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: A cuisine heavily influenced by seafood and deep Mediterranean roots, with extensive history and cultural influences.


Name: Polynesian Settlers (people group)
Description: Group of Polynesian people who settled in New Zealand


Name: Absence of older fossils, Validity of theories (Scientific concerns)
Description: The lack of ancient fossil records and its potential impact on his scientific ideas


Name: Renaissance Humanism (Ideology)
Description: An intellectual movement that emphasized secular education and the study of classical texts.


Name: Moon (Celestial Body)
Description: The natural satellite of the Earth, orbiting around it every 27.3 days


Name: Person's reflection in a mirror (Visual representation)
Description: A person's appearance as seen in a mirror


Name: July Revolution of 1830 (Historical Event)
Description: The revolution that led to the establishment of the July Monarchy in France.


Name: Fractional gold standards (Monetary_policy)
Description: A monetary system where the amount of currency in circulation is based on a fixed proportion of the value of the underlying commodity


Name: Sahara desert (Geographical Area)
Description: largest hot desert in the world


Name: Central Government in Kabul (government)
Description: The national government of Afghanistan headquartered in Kabul


Name: Slave State (Political Classification)
Description: State admitted under Missouri Compromise in 1821


Name: Radial road network in the UK (Transportation System)
Description: A system of roads arranged around a central point or points, used for traffic flow


Name: Technique (Field)
Description: One of the three fundamental aspects of cartography.


Name: 600 BCE (Year)
Description: A specific year in history


Name: 11.3 million tons of textile waste (Amount of waste)
Description: Estimated amount of textile waste generated in the United States


Name: Government, led by the prime minister, currently Christopher Luxon (Institution)
Description: The executive body of the government


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


Name: Modern DVD Players (Electronic Device)
Description: A type of optical disc player capable of playing back high-density optical discs


Name: Academic discussion (Art Discourse)
Description: Discussion or criticism on art within the academic sphere


Name: Over 220 Michelin Star-rated restaurants (Number of Restaurants)
Description: The number of Michelin Star-rated restaurants in the country


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


Name: Wilhelm Dörpfeld (Person)
Description: A German archaeologist who studied the Acropolis of Athens


Name: Government (Institution)
Description: A political institution that takes on regulatory roles


Name: Tahu and Yingpu cultures (Culture)
Description: Cultures that existed on Taiwan island.


Name: Gas (Energy source)
Description: A gas formed naturally beneath the earth's crust, and used as a source of heat or power.


Name: World Trade Organization (International_Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that oversees the global rules of trade between nations.


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


Name: Periodic Table (Classification System in Chemistry)
Description: A classification of the chemical elements


Name: Early Phase of Alkaline Magma Series (Geological Timeframe)
Description: The early phase of the alkaline magma series


Name: NerveConduction (Process)
Description: The process by which electrical signals are transmitted along nerve fibers


Name: Heian period (historical era)
Description: The period that followed the Nara period.


Name: Norddal municipality (Administrative division)
Description: A municipality in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway


Name: Bastnäs site (Location)
Description: The geographical coordinates of the Bastnäs ore field.


Name: Cement (Material)
Description: A type of binder used in construction


Name: 30 K (Temperature)
Description: Temperature where pyrrhotite loses magnetic remanence


Name: Country's demographics (Demographic Aspect)
Description: The impact of international students on the demographic makeup of Australia


Name: EHG ancestry (ancestry component)
Description: Ancestry component associated with Eastern European Hunter-Gatherer


Name: Graphite (compound)
Description: Carbon in the form of graphite


Name: Indus Ocean (Ocean)
Description: An ocean located in the Indian subcontinent.


Name: Magnetron sputtering (Technique)
Description: A technique used for achieving higher yields of metallic nanoparticles using inert-gas condensation


Name: Presence of impurities, water molecules and defects in the crystals lattice (Cause)
Description: Factors causing the suppression of the Morin transition in smaller Hematite particles


Name: Christie's (Company)
Description: An international auction house that was founded in London in 1766


Name: Biblical Statements (Religious Text)
Description: Statements in the bible that mention the kidney and its connection to the heart


Name: Meteorites (Geological entity)
Description: The meteorites that were supplied by these people


Name: 150 (Number)
Description: The number of 3 room apartments permanently occupied in the municipality.


Name: Franz Josef Glacier (Glacier)
Description: A glacier located on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island


Name: Sahel Climate (Climate)
Description: Characterized by dryness and high temperatures.


Name: 10,000 BC model of a botfly larva (archaeological_artifact)
Description: An early worked jet object found in this region


Name: Tubercles on Ambulacral Plates (Physical Feature)
Description: The raised, knob-like projections on the ambulacral plates.


Name: Women's clothing style of the Southern Song territories (clothing)
Description: The women's clothing style during the Southern Song dynasty


Name: Color perception (Perception)
Description: The process by which the brain and eye combine to recognize colors


Name: wealth acquisition through trade (Economic activity)
Description: The growth of these tombs is related to the new acquisition of wealth through trade


Name: Antarctica (Geographical Location)
Description: The continent where the EUROMET consortium and Italian Programma Nazionale di Ricerche in Antartide conducted their searches


Name: Ancient chronicle Mahavamsa (Chronicle)
Description: Ancient Sri Lankan chronicle that mentions the thriving pearl industry in Oruwella


Name: King George III of Great Britain (king)
Description: The king who owned Joseph Smith's collection


Name: Polytetrafluoroethylene (Teflon) (Compound)
Description: A synthetic fluoropolymer of tetrafluoroethylene


Name: Sports Team Hub (Category)
Description: A city that hosts multiple professional sports teams across various leagues and disciplines.


Name: - (NoneClass)
Description: Not applicable


Name: Ancient Greek religious practices (Religious practice)
Description: Religious practices still in vogue in late 4th century AD Greece


Name: United Nations headquarters (Location)
Description: The main office building of the United Nations, situated in New York City, USA


Name: 9.4% of the GDP (Percentage)
Description: 9.4% of the country's Gross Domestic Product


Name: True process of forming fulgurites by lightning strikes to the ground (process)
Description: The actual mechanism for creating fulgurites


Name: All the oceans (Oceanic regions)
Description: Regions where black corals are found, ranging from surface to deep-sea.


Name: Algerian Arabic (Language)
Description: The language used for the name Dzāyer


Name: Herman Van Rompuy (Person)
Description: Former Prime Minister and first permanent President of the European Council


Name: San Carlos Apache reservation, Arizona, USA (Geographical location)
Description: The current location where peridot is mined


Name: Portuguese Language (Language)
Description: One of the languages taught and used by ethnic minorities, immigrant communities, and foreign-language students in Japan.


Name: Joost van den Vondel (Person)
Description: A famous Dutch writer from the Dutch Golden Age


Name: Aurignacian period of the Upper Paleolithic (Time Period)
Description: Approximately 43,000 to 26,000 years before the present


Name: Various royal courts (Royalty)
Description: Royal courts that sponsored both Buddhism and Saivism, leading to the development of various classes of Vajrayana literature.


Name: Ancient Greece (Ancient Civilization)
Description: A civilization where the ornamental use of Agate was common.


Name: Free Education (Service)
Description: The service of free education granted to all citizens in Ukraine


Name: [Ouargla, Constantine, Sfax, Susa, Algiers, Tripoli, Fez] (region)
Description: Various regions in the Maghreb


Name: Epidote (Specific Mineral)
Description: A common disilicate mineral found in various geological settings.


Name: Canton of Unterwalden (Region)
Description: One of the original three cantons that formed the Swiss Confederation in 1291


Name: electron spin resonance (ESR) spectroscopy (Scientific Instrument)
Description: A technique for studying the properties of unpaired electrons


Name: Profession (Abstract Concept)
Description: A type of occupation


Name: Greek influence (cultural influence)
Description: Influence from Greek culture in Etruscan jewellery


Name: Abyssinian swords (weapon)
Description: Swords related to the Persian shamshir, known as shotel


Name: England (Country)
Description: A country that defeated Spain in the Anglo-Spanish War of 1654–1660


Name: British government (Government)
Description: The British government that controlled the fisheries for a short period


Name: ageing management teams (Demographic Group)
Description: Groups of people who are elderly or old in terms of age, working in a managerial position.


Name: Only friendly matches (Type of Match)
Description: Matches played without points being awarded in a league or tournament


Name: China (Country)
Description: The concept arose in China


Name: Brennus (person)
Description: The Gallic chieftain who made his way to Roman Italy and defeated the Romans in the Battle of the Allia.


Name: Li Shimin (person)
Description: the second emperor of the Tang dynasty, who ruled from 627 to 649


Name: the third-largest economy in Europe (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being the third-largest economy in Europe


Name: 11 of the 15 regional television broadcasters that make up the ITV Network (Station Countries)
Description: Operates 11 of the 15 regional television broadcasters that make up the ITV Network


Name: Synthetic diamond production (Process)
Description: The process through which synthetic diamonds are produced


Name: Staurolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral often found alongside kyanite in certain metamorphic rocks.


Name: Diffusion creep (Geological process)
Description: A critical mechanism that becomes important at high temperatures and small grain sizes


Name: Christianity (with the exception of Orthodox churches) (Religion)
Description: Decline particularly pronounced in Vienna


Name: William V, Prince of Orange (Person)
Description: The last stadtholder of the Dutch Republic


Name: Queue Order (薙髮令) (Historical Event)
Description: The order that forced male Han people to adopt the hairstyle of Manchu men


Name: technology, architecture and art (physical expressions of culture (material culture))
Description: The physical manifestations of cultural practices


Name: garnets from The open-pit Barton Garnet Mine (Resource)
Description: Yields garnets with diameters ranging from 5 to 35 cm


Name: Berbers (People)
Description: A Berber is a native or inhabitant of North Africa.


Name: 41,285 square kilometres (15,940 sq mi) (Area)
Description: The total area of Switzerland.


Name: Balkan Muslims (Ethnic group)
Description: Muslims who migrated to the empire's heartland in Anatolia


Name: European Union (Political Entity)
Description: An economic and political union of European countries


Name: East Slavs (ethnic group)
Description: A recognised group in Europe between the 3rd and 8th centuries CE


Name: Individuals (Group)
Description: Those who do not have the 'need to know'


Name: Natural History Museum in London (Museum)
Description: A museum where pieces of the Tissint meteorite are displayed


Name: Attorney General for England and Wales (Government official)
Description: The Attorney General responsible for England and Wales


Name: paofu (Clothing)
Description: robe worn by elites during Three Kingdoms and early Jin dynasty


Name: IL Stone (Product)
Description: Trademark of the artificial gemstones


Name: Rate of rapid oxidation that produces a chain reaction (Process)
Description: Chemical process that sustains the fire


Name: Ming dynasty (dynasty)
Description: dynasty that ruled China from 1368 to 1644


Name: 20th-century jewelry design (historical event)
Description: Jewelry design trends during the 20th century


Name: India (Country)
Description: Country where 92% of the world's cut and polished diamonds are produced


Name: Alliance for Progress (Organization)
Description: A regional initiative by the Organization of American States


Name: the 'Evangelical' faith (Lutheranism) (religious_practice)
Description: A branch of Christianity that originated with the Reformation


Name: 19th century naturalists (Group)
Description: Naturalists who began to arrive in the 19th century to explore, study and conquer the Alps.


Name: Mediterranean coast (Coastal Region)
Description: Has many cliffs, particularly in the Malagan Axarquía and in Granada and Almería


Name: Color Vision (Cognitive Process)
Description: The process by which visual stimuli are perceived as colors


Name: -2 oxidation state (Oxidation state)
Description: Iron's charge in Collman's reagent


Name: Fe(C5H5)2 (Organometallic Compound)
Description: An organometallic compound, the iron analog of manganocene.


Name: Grey, brown, or black outer robes (clothing)
Description: Taoist priests in China will often wear a sleeved grey, brown, or black outer robe.


Name: Unknown (Unspecified)
Description: Entity not specified, refers to the group or individual who assassinated Taraki in the internal coup


Name: Gesamtschulen (Secondary School)
Description: A type of secondary school in Austria combining the education available at the Gymnasium and the Hauptschule.


Name: Spines and Pedicellariae (Body Part)
Description: Defensive structures on sea urchins


Name: Atlantic Bluefin Tuna (Thunnus thynnus) (Fish Species)
Description: A species of bluefin tuna found in the Atlantic Ocean


Name: AC Bellinzona (Football club)
Description: A football club based in Bellinzona, Switzerland


Name: Spessart (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical area in central Germany


Name: Robert Hooke (1635–1703) (Physics)
Description: Robert Hooke, English physicist, is famous for his work in microscopy and the law of elasticity


Name: Fiber pull-out (Mechanical behavior)
Description: The phenomenon where fibers separate from the matrix under stress


Name: Residents of Auckland (Population)
Description: The total number of residents in Auckland


Name: Ancient Greeks (Culture)
Description: The name pyrite was given by the Ancient Greeks.


Name: Isham Street (Street)
Description: -


Name: Mazari hat (Cultural Artifact)
Description: Traditional hat originating from northern Afghanistan


Name: Missouri General Assembly (Legislature)
Description: The bicameral legislature of the U.S. state of Missouri, consisting of the House of Representatives and the Senate


Name: Horizontal Cut at Bottom (Action)
Description: The initial action taken on a marble block, which is a horizontal cut made at the bottom.


Name: George Washington (person)
Description: First President of the United States


Name: Josip Broz Tito (person)
Description: The leader of Communist Yugoslavia during World War II and its succeeding Federal Republic


Name: Marxism and critical theory (Philosophy)
Description: School of thought emphasizing class struggle and the critique of ideology


Name: Military and aerospace applications due to their strength and resistance to high temperatures (Application)
Description: Used in military and aerospace applications due to their strength and resistance to high temperatures


Name: Works by Cantor, Frege, Dedekind and others (Mathematical works)
Description: Early developments in set theory that laid the foundation for modern mathematical conception of the quantitative infinite


Name: Andalusian industry (industry)
Description: Industry in the region of Andalusia characterized by small enterprises that transform raw materials


Name: Some of the equivalent salts have the same crystal structure (Chemical_similarity)
Description: Because of this some of the equivalent salts have the same crystal structure.


Name: Arie Poldervaart (Person)
Description: -


Name: Semiconductor (Material)
Description: The term semiconductor is also used to describe these materials.


Name: Design Reform Movement (Movement)
Description: International design movement in which art jewelry was part


Name: Population age cohorts (25-50) (age_cohort)
Description: The largest age groups in the population pyramid are between 25 and 50


Name: The Flora of Derbyshire (Botanical work series)
Description: A series of four major botanical works recording the distribution and status of vascular plants in Derbyshire


Name: Surface roughness (Physical property)
Description: A physical property of a surface that describes its texture in terms of the depth of microscopic scratches.


Name: René Just Haüy (Person)
Description: It was first named by René Just Haüy in 1822.


Name: Aluminum silicate chemical composition (Chemical composition)
Description: The chemical composition of kyanite as an aluminum silicate


Name: Iván Duque (person)
Description: Former President of Colombia (2018-2022)


Name: Sedimentary Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Deposits formed by the settling of water-soluble particles


Name: Women (Gender)
Description: Both men and women were poets in Aztec society


Name: NATO (Alliance)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is an alliance that consists of 30 North American and European countries.


Name: Egyptians (ancient civilization)
Description: Ancient Egyptian civilization


Name: Proglas (Literary Work)
Description: Cultivated poem in defense of Slavic liturgy


Name: Massacres Against Afghan Civilians (Action)
Description: The actions of massacring Afghan civilians by the Taliban and their allies.


Name: Cuban Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A series of events that culminated in the overthrow of the government of Cuban President Fulgencio Batista and the establishment of a socialist republic under Fidel Castro.


Name: Pamphylia, a former region on the southern Mediterranean coast of Asia Minor (geographical area)
Description: Location of the Ancient Greek City of Side


Name: Other calcium silicate hydrate minerals (Class of Minerals)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: two layers of garment and long skirt reaching the ground with long flowing sleeved jacket (Clothing)
Description: attire consisting of multiple layers, a long skirt, and a long-sleeved jacket


Name: Valais (Geographical Region)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Philippine Sea Plate and Eurasian Plate collide (Collision Zone)
Description: The point where the two tectonic plates collide


Name: Feynman Diagram (ScientificConcept)
Description: Term coined by Bridgman that is used in quantum physics


Name: Narrow Wavelength Range (Optical Property)
Description: The range of wavelengths that the mirror can reflect


Name: Malia (Location)
Description: A city in Crete


Name: - (-)
Description: Gadolinium gallium garnet's synthesis method requires a citation to confirm it.


Name: Financing and Technical Assistance (IMF) during the Eurozone Crisis (Greece) (Assistance)
Description: Greece received financing and technical assistance from the International Monetary Fund during the Eurozone Crisis.


Name: North Korea (country)
Description: a country bordering China


Name: Feldspar (mineral)
Description: The most abundant mineral in Earth's continental crust


Name: downsizing of the Examination Yuan (government reform)
Description: The reduction in size and function of the Examination Yuan in Taiwan


Name: Governor's forces (Military Unit)
Description: The forces that defeated the army attacking Cordoba


Name: three masses of peridotite (Geology)
Description: Three masses of peridotite found on the Zabargad Island


Name: Bill of Rights (Document)
Description: First ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution


Name: The Mayflower Compact and the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut (Documents)
Description: Established precedents for representative self-governance and constitutionalism


Name: Copper Salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: Burn blue but can produce green flames with cupric chloride


Name: Nuclear Weapons (Weapon)
Description: Explosive devices that derive their destructive force from nuclear reactions


Name: Relatively Slowly Compared To Public Corporations (Growth rate)
Description: This is due to the fact that professional business entities are effectively locked out of the stock market.


Name: Colonial polemical reports (historical_document)
Description: Led to fabricated stereotypes about Hinduism


Name: Arcuate veins (Vein)
Description: Veins in the kidney that merge back to the interlobar veins.


Name: fine and applied arts (Art Form)
Description: The division between fine and applied arts


Name: Population of Mani Peninsula (Demographic Entity)
Description: The inhabitants of the Mani Peninsula


Name: Compound usage (Linguistic feature)
Description: The way compounds are written and used in a language.


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


Name: 1836 (Year)
Description: Year when the Tasmanian tektites were discovered


Name: Aurignacian culture (culture)
Description: An Upper Paleolithic culture, located in Europe and southwest Asia.


Name: common aim of social improvement through the museum (aim)
Description: Aim for social improvement through the museum


Name: Campbell R. Bridges' death (Event)
Description: The location where Campbell R. Bridges died was in Kenya


Name: Zhou dynasty (11th to 3rd centuries BC) (dynasty)
Description: A historical period in ancient China from the 11th to 3rd centuries BC


Name: O2 (Gas)
Description: Molecule consisting of two atoms of oxygen (O) bonded together.


Name: Francis P. Bundy and H. M. Strong (Person)
Description: Scientists who worked at the Schenectady Laboratories of GE


Name: Restaurants (Culinary establishment)
Description: Rustic, family-run open-air restaurants in the latter part of the 20th century


Name: Objects (Physical Entity)
Description: Lyngurium was believed to have the ability to attract various objects.


Name: blue dyes (dye)
Description: Dyes of the color blue


Name: Shipbuilding (Industry)
Description: The building, maintenance, or repair of ships and other ocean-going vessels


Name: France's fertility rate (Rate)
Description: A statistical measure of the average number of children a French woman bears during her reproductive years.


Name: Blue dyes (dye)
Description: To color processed products green


Name: Expansion of El Dorado International Airport (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: A major airport serving a particular city, region or country


Name: Mallorca (Place)
Description: island in Spain


Name: Color of copper (Physical property)
Description: The attractive reddish-orange color exhibited by copper when it is freshly cut or polished.


Name: Imitation diamonds (Classification of diamond)
Description: Diamonds made from materials like cubic zirconia and silicon carbide


Name: HK Aranäs (Organization)
Description: Team handball club in the province Halland


Name: Solids (Physical Medium)
Description: A solid substance


Name: large_impact_structures (geological_formation)
Description: It is one of the diagnostic rock-types for large impact structures.


Name: Manhattan (Location)
Description: The smallest but economically most powerful of the five boroughs of New York City, coextensive with New York County.


Name: European Union (Political union)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: Mediterranean with mild winters and warm summers (Climate)
Description: The climate of Andros Island


Name: 7000 BC (time)
Description: Year in the past


Name: Weimar Republic (Political_entity)
Description: the government of Germany from 1919 to 1933


Name: American Indians (ethnic_group)
Description: Early inhabitants of New England who spoke a variety of the Eastern Algonquian languages.


Name: The City (Place name)
Description: A common nickname for Manhattan, New York City


Name: episcopal Leuk Castle (Castle)
Description: A castle of historical importance


Name: Marble, Colorado (Town)
Description: A town in Colorado, USA


Name: [M(S2CPh)2] (Complex)
Description: A complex that crystallizes as a trimer


Name: The National Capitol (building)
Description: a great representative of romanticism


Name: Everyday purposes (Purpose)
Description: Other dojangs are used for everyday purposes.


Name: deserts (Ecosystem)
Description: desert ecosystems found at lower latitudes


Name: Brass (Alloy)
Description: An alloy of copper and zinc used as early as 3000 BC


Name: Emancipation reform of 1861 (Event)
Description: Significant changes enacted by Alexander II


Name: Scarab form for gems (Artistic Style/Form)
Description: The form of a scarab beetle that was adopted by Greek gems.


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: A fruit associated with the Heraion of Samos


Name: Challenges in scientific research (Issue)
Description: Inadequate scientific equipment, fragmentation of research organizations, and failure to exploit and protect research results


Name: Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx (location)
Description: Locations connected by Triborough Bridge


Name: New York City's residential districts (Residential District)
Description: The residential areas in New York City.


Name: Crown Research Institutes (CRIs) (Research Organization)
Description: Research organizations formed in 1992 from existing government-owned research organisations


Name: Modern Buddhist movements (Religious movement)
Description: various modern interpretations of Buddhism


Name: United States of America (country)
Description: the country where the county is located


Name: Artificial Irrigation Systems (infrastructure)
Description: Systems designed to transport water to farms


Name: Shaping hardstones (Activity)
Description: The act of changing the form or contour of hardstone


Name: The work of Finnish geologist Pentti Eskola and refinements based on subsequent experimental work (Origin)
Description: -


Name: Exterior columns of the Parthenon (Architectural feature)
Description: The Doric columns on the exterior of the Parthenon.


Name: Ancient Mesopotamia (region)
Description: Region where carved or engraved cylinder seals were commonly used


Name: success for a small group of illustrators (Historical Context)
Description: Illustrators who became highly successful during this period


Name: Those attempting to unify the new political landscape (Person)
Description: Individuals who were trying to bring unity to the Congo's new political landscape


Name: Main group elements (Elements)
Description: Forms Zintl phases.


Name: Enlightenment (Idea)
Description: The concept Kant defined as 'man's emergence from his self-incurred immaturity.'


Name: Bible (false prophets, hypocrisy) (Religious Text)
Description: Sacred text used in Christianity


Name: moth-proofing textiles (purpose)
Description: Use of Magnesium hexafluorosilicate for moth-proofing textiles


Name: Aldosterone and Angiotensin (Hormones)
Description: Hormones produced by renin which stimulate sodium reabsorption


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


Name: blue flowers (botanical feature)
Description: Focused on blue flowers.


Name: Canada, Zimbabwe, Angola, Russia (Countries)
Description: Current major locations of diamond mines


Name: 19th century (Time Period)
Description: A century that lasted from 1801 to 1900.


Name: India (Country)
Description: The country where Hinduism is predominantly practiced


Name: 872 (Year)
Description: As a merger of petty kingdoms


Name: Hawaii (Geographical location)
Description: a part of the United States


Name: Renin-Angiotensin System (Physiological system)
Description: A physiological system that regulates the amount of fluid and sodium concentration in the body


Name: Ministry of National Education (Government Department)
Description: The Turkish government department responsible for pre-tertiary education.


Name: EFL League Two (League)
Description: Fourth tier of English football


Name: coloured soot mixed with gum (material)
Description: Material used to create the tattoos


Name: Carbon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol C and atomic number 6. It is nonmetal, tetravalent—four electrons are in outer atoms—making four covalent bonds and loosely packed in a lattice of strong triple bonds.


Name: Bleaching (Process)
Description: A process for whitening fabrics, practiced for thousands of years.


Name: presidential candidates (politician)
Description: Candidates running for the presidency of Benin


Name: Armed conflict (Conflict)
Description: armed conflict


Name: Jewish population in Morocco (Group)
Description: The Jewish community living in the Kingdom of Morocco


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: Political and economic union of European countries


Name: Valuable insights into human relationship with the natural world and sustainable development (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Munitions, fireworks, flares, hobby rockets, and automobile propellants (Items)
Description: Examples of energetic hazardous waste.


Name: Medal with enamel (Design of Medal)
Description: Some medals have an enameled surface


Name: Earlier periods (time period)
Description: Time when these figures were predominantly produced


Name: Nearly 140 meteorites (Meteorite)
Description: Meteorites found in Roosevelt County, New Mexico after 1967


Name: Tavaborole (Pharmaceutical Drug)
Description: An Aminoacyl tRNA synthetase inhibitor which is used to treat toenail fungus.


Name: Manuscript production (Literature production)
Description: The method of producing manuscripts that was replaced by printing.


Name: university website (Website)
Description: A website associated with Cal Poly Pomona


Name: Religious Leadership (Role)
Description: The destruction of his signet ring is a prescribed ritual after the death of a Pope


Name: 1590 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Spring and Autumn period (Historical Era)
Description: A period in the history of ancient China, between 722 BCE and 481 BCE


Name: Cossack Hetmanate and Zaporozhian Sich (Historical Region)
Description: The Cossack Hetmanate and the Zaporozhian Sich were historical territories ruled by elected military leaders called Hetmans.


Name: Mme Delusse's article 'Gravure en lettres, en géographie et en musique' (Article)
Description: Description of the music engraving technique in Mme Delusse's article


Name: New Zealand's generation and retail market (Market)
Description: The market for generating and selling electricity in New Zealand


Name: Antacids (Substance)
Description: A substance used to neutralize stomach acid


Name: Early European Farmers (EEF) (ancient population)
Description: An ancient agricultural population that spread across Europe during the Neolithic period.


Name: Allies (Group)
Description: The group of nations that opposed Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire during World War I.


Name: Rays that converge towards one focus (optical ray)
Description: Rays that diverge from the other focus


Name: the middle of the 1990s (Time Period)
Description: A point in time represented by a range or specific date


Name: people (Occupation)
Description: Workers employed by Korite.


Name: Tourism development (Sector Development)
Description: Development of the tourism sector in Morocco


Name: The Battleship Potemkin (Film)
Description: A 1925 silent film directed by Sergei Eisenstein and produced in the Soviet Union


Name: 1943 (Year)
Description: The year 1943.


Name: Grey business suit (clothing)
Description: Type of suit that appeared in mid-19th century London


Name: Followers (PluralNoun)
Description: A group or collection of people who adhere to or support a particular belief, cause, or leader


Name: fine, white, subparallel growth tubes or needles oriented perpendicular to the stone's table (Inclusion)
Description: -


Name: World (Place)
Description: Represents the entire planet


Name: Italian cities (Geographical Location)
Description: Cities in Italy


Name: Numidia (Historical region)
Description: An ancient geographical and political entity located in the northwestern part of Africa


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species that can physically mix colors in various mediums


Name: Tertiary education (Level of education)
Description: Education after secondary school, including university or vocational training


Name: Zincite, Willemite, Franklinite, Rhodonite, Jacobsite, Diopside, Gageite, Bustamite, Manganocalcite, Glaucochroite, Calcite, Banalsite and Alleghanyite (Mineral)
Description: Minorals found in association with Tephroite


Name: Pope Victor I (Religious leader)
Description: One of the popes born in Numidia


Name: Bronx (Location)
Description: The northernmost borough of New York City, coextensive with Bronx County.


Name: Australian Resident (Person)
Description: A person who is a citizen or permanent resident of Australia


Name: Mansa Musa (person)
Description: Ruler of the Mali Empire from 1312 to 1337


Name: Bishop of Chur (Historical Entity)
Description: The Bishop of Chur


Name: Jiang Qing dress (clothing)
Description: A type of clothing designed by Jiang Qing, the fourth wife of Mao Zedong


Name: Li Chengdong (Person)
Description: Han Chinese defector to the Qing dynasty


Name: Crush Breccia (Geological Feature)
Description: Consolidated cataclastic rock where larger rock fragments are cemented together by calcite or quartz


Name: Active Mantle Tissue Grafts (Graft)
Description: Needed for the first harvest of pearls


Name: The Thirteenth Pan-American Conference (Event)
Description: La Violencia started shortly after the conclusion of the Thirteenth Pan-American Conference.


Name: Mines de Riotinto (Location)
Description: Mining location in Huelva, Spain


Name: Corn (maize) and Chestnut farming (activity)
Description: The cultivation of corn and chestnuts.


Name: Helena (City)
Description: The city is located west of Birmingham, and was incorporated on December 20, 1876.


Name: European Netherlands (Geographical Location)
Description: A region belonging to the Atlantic mixed forests ecoregion


Name: Mid-Ocean ridges (Geographical Feature)
Description: Underwater mountain ranges where new oceanic crust is formed


Name: Water Restrictions (Policy)
Description: Frequent water restrictions in many regions and cities


Name: PSOE and Unidas Podemos (political party coalition)
Description: Coalition government in Spain formed in 2019


Name: Population statistics (2010) (Event)
Description: A specific point in time when a survey was conducted by the American Community Survey.


Name: Ancient Egyptian faience glazing (Artifact)
Description: The glazing of ancient Egyptian faience that was limited to the blue-green spectrum.


Name: Large swords (weapon)
Description: Swords of considerable size


Name: Mines along Itoco River in Muzo valley (Location)
Description: Mining sites along the Itoco River in the Muzo valley, Colombia


Name: Green (Color)
Description: The color olive is a shade of the primary color green.


Name: Kedleston Hall (Location within Derbyshire)
Description: Country house in the National Trust's care


Name: Jade Culture in Ancient Japan (Cultural Practice)
Description: A culture that valued green jade and believed it to be associated with fertility, life, and the soul of the earth.


Name: sintering process (thermal process)
Description: The bonding of particles together through heat and pressure


Name: Phyllites, schists and marbles (Geological Formation)
Description: Types of rocks that make up the crust of the Earth


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


Name: Black Coral (Coral species)
Description: A type of coral characterized by black skeletons


Name: Fire (Event)
Description: The brick building was destroyed by fire


Name: Norfolk-Virginia Beach-Newport News, VA-NC Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the Mid-Atlantic United States


Name: Bronze Shell (Currency)
Description: A type of currency used in the Chinese Bronze Age, made as replicas of cowrie shells


Name: Red Cross (Humanitarian Aid Organization)
Description: An international humanitarian organization providing emergency assistance, disaster relief, and community services


Name: Since the Ptolemaic dynasty of Egypt (Time period)
Description: -


Name: Awards (Object)
Description: Recognition given for excellence or achievement


Name: 1938 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: universal and equal access to safe and affordable drinking water (goal)
Description: the goal set by Ivory Coast by 2030


Name: Boracic acid (Compound)
Description: A white or colorless, crystalline or powdery solid mineral used as a mild antiseptic and flame retardant.


Name: Ancient Greek Historians (Profession)
Description: Scholars who wrote about past events in ancient Greece


Name: Congo (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Africa


Name: jewellery (artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment


Name: Noble Jones (Person)
Description: American planter, merchant, soldier, and judge


Name: 0.005% relative to 27Al (Quantity)
Description: Abundance of 26Al relative to 27Al in the early Solar System.


Name: ambient water quality and environmental preservation (Sector)
Description: Ensures clean water bodies, and maintains a healthy ecosystem


Name: Hoklo people (ethnicity)
Description: Native to the coastal regions of southern Fujian, descendants of Hoklo compose approximately 70% of Taiwan's population


Name: Color Theory (Scientific Theory)
Description: A theory explaining the nature of color perception and color relationships


Name: Paris (Location)
Description: City in France as the center of the art world


Name: 26,000 soldiers (Number)
Description: Current strength of the Austrian Army


Name: China and Japan, and Korea (Location)
Description: Traditional arts uses seals in China, Japan, and Korea.


Name: Stone (material)
Description: A hard substance primarily composed of minerals and other inorganic matter, formed by processes of geology, such as sedimentation.


Name: Beryl (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of beryllium aluminium cyclosilicate with the formula BeAl2(SiO3)6.


Name: Surface of Diamonds (Physical Property)
Description: The outer layer of a diamond


Name: 1739 (Year)
Description: A year in the 18th century.


Name: moissanite and sapphire (Gemstones)
Description: Ruby is harder than moissanite and sapphire. Diamond is the hardest


Name: Three original cantons (political entity)
Description: The initial three states that formed the Old Confederacy. The exact identity of these cantons is not specified in the text.


Name: A large collection of Scythian jewellery from the tombs of the Crimea (Collection)
Description: A collection of jewelry found in Crimean tombs


Name: Capri (Color)
Description: A color name that first came into use in English in 1920.


Name: Italian and French (Language)
Description: Languages required to teach in schools of Aosta Valley


Name: The Kills (Rock band)
Description: A rock band that was formed in Miami, Florida


Name: Endangered wildlife (Wildlife)
Description: Protected due to their endangered status


Name: 1954 FIFA World Cup Italy-Belgium match (Football_Match)
Description: A football match played during the 1954 FIFA World Cup


Name: Motorized rotary saws for cutting diamonds (Tool)
Description: The tools that gave cutters creative freedom


Name: Alabama Fever land rush (Event)
Description: Land rush that occurred when Alabama was admitted to the Union


Name: Relatively quiet waters (Environmental condition)
Description: Waters with little or no wave action


Name: Ultrasonic Cleaners (tool)
Description: A device that uses sound waves to clean objects.


Name: reclamation of the land (activity)
Description: The act of restoring a mined or disturbed area to its original state.


Name: Queens–Midtown Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: The largest non-federal project in its time


Name: Uniform Strand of Pearls (Pearl Necklace Classification)
Description: A pearl necklace where all the pearls are classified as the same size


Name: Finke-Watzky 2-step model (Nanoparticle Model)
Description: A kinetic model for the nucleation and growth of nanoparticles proposed in 1997


Name: Sea urchins (Euechinoidea) (group of echinoderms)
Description: A group of echinoderms that includes the sea urchins


Name: Indian subcontinent (Geographical Area)
Description: Region where Hinduism is widespread among various ethnic groups


Name: White Marble Deposit in the country (Marble Deposit)
Description: The description is implied but not explicitly stated


Name: Executive Mayor and the London Assembly (Political Bodies)
Description: two political bodies within Greater London Authority (GLA)


Name: celestial beings (mythological_entity)
Description: Beings from Chinese mythology associated with the sky and heavens.


Name: Romans (ethnic group)
Description: Ancient Roman people


Name: U.K. (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe


Name: Banks of the Orange River (Geographical feature)
Description: In 1866 and became known as the Eureka Diamond


Name: British Columbia and elsewhere (Location)
Description: Some of the Pounamu used for jewelry is now imported from British Columbia and other regions


Name: Potnia (Mycenaean Deity)
Description: A collection of ladies or mistresses named in the Mycenaean scripts.


Name: Jacob W. Davis and Levi Strauss (Group of People)
Description: A historical figure who invented blue jeans in 1853


Name: Pearl (Mineraloid)
Description: The unique luster of pearls depends upon the reflection, refraction, and diffraction of light from the translucent layers.


Name: Plain of Thessaly (Geographical Feature)
Description: a plain located between Mount Oeta/Othrys and Mount Olympus


Name: Spanish Crown (Monarchy)
Description: The ruling authority in Spain during the colonial era


Name: IMA's decision to exclude biogenic crystalline substances (Decision)
Description: Contention among geologists and mineralogists about the IMA's decision


Name: Countertop material (Product)
Description: A material used for the fabrication of kitchen and bathroom countertops


Name: inaccessibility (Condition)
Description: Due to its remote location


Name: High Grade Zircons (Type of Gemstone)
Description: High quality and valuable zircon gemstones


Name: Domestic Dogs (Species)
Description: The physical alterations that distinguish domestic dogs from grey wolves


Name: Mushet (Person)
Description: Metallurgist who improved the Bessemer process


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia


Name: Area of Alabama and Mississippi (Geographical Area)
Description: The area most affected by tornadoes in Alabama and Mississippi


Name: Jadarite project (project)
Description: The project related to the mineral


Name: Parrotfish and butterflyfish (Species)
Description: Species of fish known to gnaw at black corals


Name: Some pet food makers (Company)
Description: Companies that manufacture pet food which advertise the lack of by-products


Name: Allies (Military Alliance)
Description: The coalition of nations fighting against the Central Powers during World War I


Name: Italian medaglia (Language term)
Description: The word 'medal' also has roots in Italian.


Name: Higher Operating Temperatures (Temperature Property)
Description: The ability to operate at higher temperatures


Name: For the Skeleton to Reach Full Maturity (Process)
Description: The stage at which a skeleton is fully developed and no longer growing.


Name: Sillimanite, Spinel, Garnet, Anthophyllite, Sillimanite-cordierite-spinel, cordierite-spinel-plagioclase-orthopyroxene assemblages (Mineral)
Description: Other minerals associated with Cordierite


Name: Multiple Carbon Allotropes (Carbon allotrope)
Description: Various forms of carbon, including endohedral particles, nanotubes, epitaxial graphene, etc.


Name: Scrimshaw, Straw embroideries, Fish scale flowers, Cut paper decorations, Crochet lace-work (Craft)
Description: Traditional crafts of the Azores


Name: Prussian districts of Eupen and Malmedy (Geographical Location)
Description: Districts in Belgium, annexed after World War I


Name: s (AlphabeticalValue)
Description: Potassium's block in the long form table is s.


Name: 2021 Czech elections (election)
Description: The election that ANO 2011 was defeated in 2021


Name: Atlas Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: The eastern end of the Atlas Mountains


Name: Taiwan Province (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: The only province the ROC currently controls


Name: separately (action)
Description: Action taken with the terminals of Iron Age torcs, usually separate from the main body.


Name: Impure zinc (metal)
Description: Zinc in a state of purity less than 100%


Name: 2012, 2013 (Time Period)
Description: The time period for the forecasted growth in 2012 and 2013


Name: All Nacre Colors Typical of the Mollusc Under Cultivation (Color)
Description: The range of colors that can be found in keshi pearls


Name: White flag with four small and one big red cross (National flag)
Description: Georgia adopted this new flag in 2004


Name: Pole Sculptures (Art Form)
Description: Carved in human shapes and decorated with geometric forms, placed next to graves


Name: From the High Renaissance onwards (Geographical and Cultural Context)
Description: Starting from the late 15th century


Name: Montgomery (Location)
Description: The capital city of Alabama


Name: Grain entrapment (Occupational Hazard)
Description: A situation where workers are submerged in grain and unable to remove themselves


Name: late 19th century (time period)
Description: During the late 19th century


Name: Svadharma (Religious duty)
Description: One's 'own duty', in accordance with one's class or caste (varṇa) and stage in life (puruṣārtha)


Name: Greenhouse gas emissions (Environmental impact)
Description: The decrease in the release of gases that contribute to global warming.


Name: Hydroelectric Power (Energy Source)
Description: Electricity generated from moving water


Name: Gbagbo (Person)
Description: Laurent Gbagbo


Name: Granoblastic Texture (Geological Property)
Description: A characteristic texture in which the minerals are roughly equal in size and form a mosaic.


Name: Kopaonik National Park (National Park)
Description: Proclaimed in 1981


Name: South-eastern Moravia (Region)
Description: A region in the eastern part of Moravia, Czech Republic


Name: Aland Islands (Geographical Feature)
Description: An autonomous territory under Finnish sovereignty


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


Name: Color of Pacific salmon (Color)
Description: The color of Atlantic salmon flesh is lighter and oranger than that of the various Pacific salmon species.


Name: Gold Bowls of Eberswalde Hoard (Artifact)
Description: Gold vessels containing calendrical information as well


Name: Habitat for a Variety of Wildlife (Biology)
Description: A type of habitat that supports a wide variety of plant and animal species


Name: sandarach (realgar) and ochre (Mineral)
Description: Sandarach (realgar) and ochre were not imported to us from the Topazios Island


Name: One chartered hundred (Administrative Division)
Description: The only chartered division of Dalarna


Name: the two main parties (PASOK and New Democracy) (Political party)
Description: Dominant political parties in Greece


Name: legitimate Umayyad ruler of al-Andalus (Position)
Description: A title for the ruler of the Umayyad Emirate in Al-Andalus


Name: The World's Best Island (Award)
Description: A title given by Travel + Leisure in 2011


Name: Gneiss (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A banded or layered, often metamorphic rock composed mainly of mica and quartz.


Name: French (Ethnic group)
Description: Europeans from France


Name: Carl Wilhelm Scheele (scientist)
Description: A Swedish chemist who was one of the founders of modern chemistry


Name: Some men (Human gender)
Description: Male individuals


Name: [Val Bregaglia] (Valley)
Description: One of the valleys on the south side of the Alps, drained by the Mera


Name: luminescence-based forensic analysis (Forensic Analysis)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to aid in the detection, identification, and analysis of evidence in criminal investigations


Name: Mirror (Physical Object reflecting matter waves)
Description: An object that reflects matter waves, referred to as an atomic mirror


Name: Time Period (Temporal Entity)
Description: A period in time, can be geological or historical


Name: Natural Stone (Stone)
Description: The FTC states that a synthetic stone cannot be called a 'natural' stone unless it has the same optical, physical, and chemical properties as the named natural stone.


Name: Garnet (Geological mineral)
Description: A mineral that is stable under certain conditions


Name: Ottoman period (Historical Period)
Description: Era of Ottoman rule in North Africa


Name: Oxygen Supplementation in Hospitals (Location)
Description: Administration of additional oxygen to a patient within a hospital setting


Name: North American populations (Population)
Description: Populations of red foxes in North America


Name: Bravais lattice (Lattice)
Description: A type of lattice used in crystallography.


Name: 26,010 natural diamonds (quantity of diamonds)
Description: The number of diamonds reviewed by the GIA.


Name: Modern brilliants (Diamond cut)
Description: A type of diamond cut with a full complement of facets


Name: 4 October (Date)
Description: October 4th each year


Name: Halogens (Group of Chemical Elements)
Description: A group in the periodic table consisting of five highly reactive diatomic gases


Name: Yukon Region of Alaska (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in Alaska


Name: Wine Production (Activity)
Description: The activity of producing wine


Name: Thermal Injury (MedicalCondition)
Description: Injury caused by heat or radiation


Name: Market (Economic)
Description: The place where the women can sell their broken off jewellery


Name: Americans settlers (people)
Description: People who settled in the Black Hills area


Name: the lawsuit (Event)
Description: The legal action taken by Northern Manhattan is Not for Sale to halt the rezoning


Name: Traditional Chinese Culture in Taiwan (Culture)
Description: The traditional Chinese culture that was promoted during the martial law period by the Kuomintang in Taiwan


Name: Cartography (Field)
Description: The field that studies the theory, practice, and history of map making


Name: Three-story building (building)
Description: A three-story building located in Citizen's Forest on Mount Hachidō


Name: Nazis (Political Entity)
Description: German fascist political party in the 20th century


Name: Old English term for heaven (language term)
Description: Term used in Old English to describe the observable expanse above the earth


Name: Etruscans (culture or people)
Description: Ancient civilization inhabiting central Italy


Name: Gold jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery made of gold used by the Aztecs


Name: Prince Vijaya's embassy and king Devanampiya Tissa's embassy (Embassies)
Description: Embassies that had eight varieties of pearls


Name: Lanthanum(II) compounds (InorganicCompound)
Description: Compounds with lanthanum in the +2 oxidation state


Name: Zinc oxide (Compound)
Description: A compound of zinc and oxygen.


Name: Siphon (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Runs beside much of the intestine, opening into it at both ends


Name: Newer glasses and computer-aided design (Technology)
Description: Advanced technologies in the field of optics


Name: Cantonal History Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Sion, Valais


Name: Tepechpan (Location)
Description: The city where Cuacuauhtzin was the Lord


Name: Less Silica (Geochemical Property)
Description: Minerals with less silica


Name: Hornblende Granulite Subfacies (Geological Classification)
Description: A transitional coexistence region of anhydrous and hydrated ferromagnesian minerals


Name: Cloud-free Skies (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Clear skies without any clouds.


Name: Anthony French (Person)
Description: Calls the usage of radians in teaching mechanics 'a perennial problem'.


Name: 3,000 freshwater fish (Species)
Description: -


Name: Clients (Entity Depositing Money in Custodial Accounts)
Description: Entities that deposit money in custodial accounts


Name: The word 'колток' (Ukrainian term)
Description: 'Колтки' means pendants of earrings in a Novgorod dialect.


Name: Lusterware technology (Technique)
Description: A technique used for decorating ceramics with lustre


Name: over 300 enzymes (Biochemical entity)
Description: Enzymes involved in various biochemical reactions


Name: Canadian jade imports (economic_concept)
Description: The Canadian jade imports that further contributed to the decline in Taiwan Jade


Name: the monoclinic rather than cubic crystal system (Crystal System)
Description: The crystal system it crystallizes in at standard pressure


Name: Suffolk (County)
Description: A county in East Anglia, England.


Name: Artificial Sapphire (Material)
Description: A type of sapphire produced artificially


Name: Daguerreotype (Photographic Process)
Description: A historic photographic process.


Name: Civil war era of Norway (Historical Event)
Description: A period of conflict in the history of Norway, caused by unclear succession laws.


Name: Chinese annals (Document)
Description: The oldest form of Tengri's name is recorded in these documents from the 4th century BC.


Name: Brazilian literature (Literature)
Description: The literature produced in Brazil


Name: rectangular prism with a square base and different height (geometric shape)
Description: A rectangular prism that is formed when a cube's sides are stretched in one dimension


Name: Connoisseurs (Specialists)
Description: A group of specialists in the field who attribute works to artists


Name: ritual sacrifices (Religious practices)
Description: Rituals involving offering to a deity or spirits


Name: Desertification Risk (Geographical Phenomenon)
Description: The process by which a land area becomes increasingly arid, either because of climate change or human activities.


Name: Grenadine Syrup (Syrup)
Description: A sweet red syrup used in cocktails


Name: Other Rare-Earth Garnets (Compound Classification)
Description: No further information provided


Name: Tenerife (Island)
Description: The largest of the Canary Islands


Name: Purpose (Goal)
Description: The reason for the map's creation, such as teaching geographical features or convincing a neighbor to move a fence


Name: Guru Monk Coins (Artifact)
Description: Coin-shaped amulets used by Buddhist monks


Name: Demaratus of Corinth (Person)
Description: An ancient Greek who was an Etruscan king


Name: Prisoners (People)
Description: Individuals who have been detained or imprisoned by the law


Name: Duke of Milan, Count of Savoy, rulers of Mantua, Ferrara, Rimini and Urbino (job_title)
Description: Leading figures in Italy during the 14th century


Name: Coarse, crystalline marble with orange veins and irregular staining (Marble Type)
Description: The new Kairuru quarry produces a coarse, crystalline marble


Name: 1897 (Year)
Description: Avers valley was linked to the road system in 1897


Name: Ruby and Sapphire (Gemstone pair)
Description: Both have the same primary chemical composition but exhibit different colors


Name: pottery, including porcelain (Artifact)
Description: Types of artifacts collected by ceramics museums


Name: Proto-Renaissance style in sculpture (Artistic movement)
Description: An artistic style that is often considered a precursor to the Renaissance.


Name: Curry Powder (Spice Mix)
Description: A mixture of ground spices used as a seasoning


Name: 1150 poem 'Ysengrimus' (literature)
Description: A literary work that the character appeared in


Name: Reduced Property Values (Real Estate Condition)
Description: A decrease in the worth or desirability of a piece of property


Name: Kazakhstan (country)
Description: A country in Central Asia


Name: Cave of the Crystals in Naica, Mexico (Location)
Description: A cave in Mexico where large selenite crystals are found


Name: Červenica, Slovakia (Geographical location)
Description: The only known source of opal before the discovery of Australian deposits


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Eastern European country in the Balkan Peninsula


Name: Political Structure (Governmental Division)
Description: The political divisions of Spain, including its autonomous communities and cities.


Name: Low-Volatile Melts with Extremely Low Water Content (Geological Formation)
Description: Melts with low volatile content and extremely low water levels


Name: Compounds containing carbon-zinc bonds (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Composite materials that contain carbon-zinc bonds


Name: Early Heian period (time period)
Description: Time period in Japanese history, early part of the Heian period.


Name: 0.002 ppm in freshwater (Quantity)
Description: The concentration of copper in freshwater.


Name: Group: Alkali Metals (I-A) (Classification)
Description: The group of the chemical element Lithium


Name: evidence of sender authenticity (Evidential Purpose)
Description: The evidential purpose that applied seals were used for.


Name: 477 students (Quantity)
Description: The number of students enrolled in the Franklin Borough School District during the 2022–23 school year


Name: Heat energy (Energy form)
Description: The form of energy produced by the combustion of fuel


Name: Crocodile one fathom long (animal)
Description: A crocodile mentioned in the Kojiki


Name: Impregnated and epoxy-coated ammolite (Gemstone)
Description: A treated form of ammolite that entered the market in 1989


Name: Kickboxing (Sport)
Description: a martial art and combat sport originating in Japan


Name: Toga candida (Clothing)
Description: A white toga brightened with chalk, worn by Roman men seeking public office


Name: Opal (Gemstone)
Description: The main category that composite opals belong to


Name: Mongol rule over China (rule)
Description: the period when China was ruled by Mongols from 1279 to 1368


Name: Subatomic particle (Class of particles)
Description: Particles smaller than atoms


Name: Peridot from meteorites (Type of Peridot)
Description: Peridots found in meteorites are less chemically unstable


Name: Potassium Cyanide (Chemical Compound)
Description: Used industrially to dissolve copper and precious metals


Name: Mocha (City)
Description: Its patron saint is Ali bin Omar al-Shadhili


Name: Contact metamorphism (GeologicalProcess)
Description: Produces distinctive low-pressure metamorphic minerals


Name: Odesa (City)
Description: A city on the Black Sea coast of Ukraine


Name: Heat and Reducing Agent (Property)
Description: Needed for the reduction of manganese ore to manganese oxide.


Name: Hindu philosophical thought (Philosophy)
Description: Foundation of Hindu philosophical thought


Name: University Games (event)
Description: An international multi-sport event for university students


Name: Order Antipatharia (Coral order)
Description: An order of corals that includes the black corals


Name: Malaia (Term (Swahili))
Description: Swahili term for prostitute.


Name: first place (Position)
Description: The topmost position in the 2023 World Press Freedom Index


Name: Almost transparent, thin silk (Material)
Description: The material used to make the daxiushan


Name: 1997 (Year)
Description: Year before which approximately 90% of infectious waste was incinerated.


Name: Bright Angel Trail, South Kaibab Trail, North Rim Trails (Hiking trail)
Description: Multiple hiking trails such as the Bright Angel Trail, South Kaibab Trail, and North Rim Trails


Name: Nikita Khrushchev (Political Figure)
Description: Soviet leader who served as the First Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1953 to 1964


Name: Constitution of Japan (constitutional document)
Description: Oldest unamended constitution in the world


Name: Meat and dairy exports to Britain (Trade)
Description: Trade consisting of meat and dairy products exported to the United Kingdom


Name: LuAG seed (Crystal Seed)
Description: A seed crystal of LuAG was not used due to its unavailability and cost.


Name: Coimbra (City)
Description: A city in Portugal


Name: Regency (Political)
Description: The temporary government during Pedro II's minority


Name: Inclusions (Geological feature)
Description: Microscopic minerals, fluids or crystals trapped within a mineral or rock during its solidification


Name: Karel Teige (Artist)
Description: A Czech artist known for his contributions to surrealism


Name: Asbestos Minerals (Mineral species)
Description: Amphibole minerals that form long, thin, flexible, and strong fibres.


Name: Modern Slovakia (Location)
Description: The current geographical location of Slovakia


Name: Hornblende hornfels facies (Geological formation facies)
Description: A specific type of hornfels with a specific mineralogical composition


Name: Children (Person)
Description: Inexperienced young children forced to fight in the conflict


Name: Amsterdam (City)
Description: The financial and business capital of the Netherlands


Name: Civilians in Sierra Leone (People)
Description: Including rape, excessive force on detainees, and kidnapping of young adults


Name: Ouattara (Person)
Description: President of Ivory Coast during the mentioned events


Name: Alice Mary Dowse Weeks (Person)
Description: An American geologist


Name: Constitutional Monarchy and Parliamentary Democracy (Government System)
Description: Type of government system Belgium has since 1831


Name: small computer-controlled engrave on site (Engraving machine)
Description: A small, computer-controlled engraving machine used for personalising products in retail stores


Name: Underwear and Sheets (Object)
Description: Clothing or bedding


Name: Isle of Mull, Scotland (location)
Description: A location in Scotland where mullite was first described.


Name: clothes of the kings and princes of Europe (Artifact)
Description: Expensive clothes worn by European royalty


Name: Painting (Art Form)
Description: Represents the art form of painting


Name: Electrolysis of a mixture of beryllium fluoride and sodium fluoride (Chemical Process)
Description: A process used to isolate beryllium


Name: Marines' key role in the capture of Derna during the First Barbary War (Historical Event)
Description: The significant contribution of Marines in the capture of a city during the First Barbary War.


Name: Early Settlements (Settlement)
Description: Settlements that became experts in crafting stone containers


Name: Hawaiian royalty (Royalty)
Description: Nobility of the Hawaiian kingdom


Name: Lead and fluorite deposits (Mineral Deposit)
Description: Deposits that have formed a significant part of Derbyshire's economy


Name: Films (Artwork)
Description: Visual works intended for screening as opposed to being staged


Name: latest polls (poll)
Description: Polls conducted to gauge public opinion


Name: KGK Diamond University (KDU) (educational institution)
Description: A diamond education and training institute established by KGK Group.


Name: - (-)
Description: Content shared among local editions of newspapers in Andalusia


Name: Antwerp (City)
Description: A port city on Belgium's northwest coast


Name: cuisines of neighbouring countries (Cuisine)
Description: Given as the context


Name: state government (Government Body)
Description: The governing body responsible for enacting and enforcing the laws of Missouri


Name: Glow-in-the-dark paints, clock and aircraft dials (Products)
Description: Uranium was used to make glow-in-the-dark paints for these applications


Name: Image-guided surgery (Medical procedure)
Description: A surgical procedure aided by imaging technology


Name: 1941–1945 period of World War II (Event)
Description: A period of the global conflict from 1941 to 1945


Name: Morosini (Person)
Description: Venetian general and military engineer


Name: Angle denoted as ∠BAC (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A specific angle defined by the points B, A, and C.


Name: 2007 'very erotic very violent' meme (Internet Meme)
Description: Internet meme originated from a post on the internet forum 4chan


Name: the Black Death (disease)
Description: from which half of its population died


Name: thermoelectric generators (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that convert heat into electrical energy


Name: Gerard Troost (Person)
Description: A Dutch-American mineralogist who the troostite variety is named after.


Name: Bangladesh (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia where Hinduism has a significant following


Name: four Chamonix men (human)
Description: Almost made the summit but were overcome by altitude sickness and snowblindness.


Name: Sistan and Baluchestan Province, South Khorasan Province and Razavi Khorasan Province of Iran (Province)
Description: provinces in Iran with which Afghanistan shares borders clockwise from south-west


Name: Crushing Bort (Subcategory of Bort)
Description: The lowest grade of bort, crushed for industrial use


Name: Pink Paper (Color)
Description: A pink colored paper used by the newspaper to stand out from others


Name: Iron(III) (Compound)
Description: The chemical compound with the formula Fe(OH)3 or Fe2O3


Name: South China (Region)
Description: A region dominated by hills and low mountain ranges


Name: PRC (People's Republic of China) (Country)
Description: The governing entity of mainland China.


Name: Direction of Greatest Compression (Geological Term)
Description: The direction in which a rock is more strongly compressed


Name: Munitions (Hazardous Waste)
Description: Type of hazardous waste that includes conventional and chemical ammunition products


Name: Metasomatism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process characterized by replacement of minerals in rocks


Name: Samādhi (Buddhist Concept)
Description: A calm, undistracted, unified and concentrated state of awareness.


Name: Edvard Grieg (composer)
Description: A Norwegian composer of the Romantic period


Name: Lepontii (tribe)
Description: A Celtic tribe


Name: Immigrant population (1960s–present) (Population)
Description: The number of immigrants from the Philippines to the United States during the 1960s to present.


Name: Turchia (Historical term for Turkey)
Description: A term used in European texts for Anatolia by the end of the 12th century


Name: Familiarity with the pattern of relationships (Concept)
Description: The lack of familiarity with the existing relationships in al-Andalus


Name: Medals for presentation (Award)
Description: Objects given as gifts or awards by rulers


Name: Thebes, Egypt (City)
Description: An ancient Egyptian city in Theban Nome


Name: Functional Tetrachromat (Individual)
Description: A single individual with functional tetrachromacy


Name: Newt (Amphibian)
Description: Any of numerous, usually terrestrial or semi-aquatic, four-limbed amphibians having moist skin and a larval stage in the water.


Name: Verdiales (music_form)
Description: A flamenco music style and song form


Name: New York City (City)
Description: Oceanic port city in the United States


Name: Mikulčice, Mikululčice (Locality)
Description: A locality with the first stone churches built around 800


Name: Times Square, Central Park, The Statue of Liberty, and The Empire State Building (Location)
Description: Iconic NYC landmarks


Name: Artur Davis (Politician)
Description: One of the seven representatives from Alabama in the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: Classification of organisms (Scientific concept)
Description: The original context in which the term Taxonomy was used.


Name: pegmatites (Geological rock type)
Description: Large, coarse-grained igneous rocks that form from the late stages of magma crystallization


Name: 1946 Italian institutional referendum (Political Event)
Description: Referendum held in 1946 to decide whether Italy would remain a monarchy or become a republic


Name: Jocho's successors (Buddhist sculptor)
Description: Sculptors of the Kei school


Name: East Asia (Geographical region)
Description: A subregion of Asia


Name: Vredefort impact structure and Sudbury impact structure (Geological Feature)
Description: Specifies examples of impact structures that have extensive pseudotachylytes


Name: - (-)
Description: Aluminum oxide is utilized in a multitude of industrial contexts.


Name: 20th century (time period)
Description: Due to decline of farming, animal husbandry and straw craft


Name: Muslims (Religion)
Description: A religious group


Name: Quality of cultured freshwater pearls (Evaluation Criteria)
Description: The criteria used to evaluate the quality of these pearls


Name: Fusion Reactors (Reactor)
Description: To manipulate plasma-material interactions and dissipate energy in the hot thermo-nuclear fusion plasma boundary.


Name: girdle (Part of Diamond)
Description: The thin middle part that prevents the diamond from easily chipping in the setting


Name: Flow-banding containing particles and bands of lechatelierite (Physical Property)
Description: One of the physical characteristics that distinguish tektites from terrestrial volcanic glasses


Name: Rached Ghannouchi (Person)
Description: Leader of the Ennahda party


Name: Metin Erksan, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Yılmaz Güney, Zeki Demirkubuz and Ferzan Özpetek (people)
Description: Directors


Name: Cretan finds (Archeological Find)
Description: The parallel findings in Cretan archeology


Name: 1180 BC (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Turkish Music (Music Genre)
Description: A genre of music from Turkey


Name: Letter (Document)
Description: Prester John is said to have created the letter that bears his name


Name: Metropolitan area of St. Louis (Geographical Area)
Description: The largest metropolitan area in Missouri composed of 17 counties and the independent city of St. Louis


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


Name: Small rounded grains (Physical Feature)
Description: Forming a closely fitted mosaic


Name: State (Alabama) (Geographical_area)
Description: The geographical area known as Alabama


Name: Their own notes (Currency)
Description: Banknotes issued by banks in Scotland and Northern Ireland.


Name: Amazon rainforest (Natural feature)
Description: The world's largest tropical rainforest, located in South America


Name: Peter Minuit (Person)
Description: The director general of the Dutch colony of New Netherland


Name: Highest Literacy Rate (Socio-economic Indicator)
Description: Near-universal literacy rate


Name: the Negev Desert (Desert)
Description: Nearby geographical location


Name: Vietnam (country)
Description: a country in Southeast Asia


Name: central Europe (Geographical location)
Description: Region where the figurines were found


Name: 42.4 °C (108.32 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The highest recorded temperature in Rangiora, Canterbury


Name: heavy metals from the surrounding soil through tobacco smoke (Physical Condition)
Description: Conditions resulting from the absorption of heavy metals by the user's body


Name: Carantanians (ethnic group)
Description: First Slavic people to accept Christianity from the West


Name: threat (action)
Description: expression of potential harm or danger


Name: Implementing and enforcing regulations (Action)
Description: Regulations to ensure fair labor practices, environmental sustainability, and ethical sourcing.


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


Name: process described (Procedure)
Description: The process of manufacturing Cudbear involves boiling the lichen in a solution of ammonium carbonate, keeping it damp for several weeks, drying and grinding it into powder.


Name: over US$7 billion (Quantity)
Description: The amount of money Greece spends on its military each year.


Name: Michael Harner (Scholar)
Description: A scholar who proposed that the motivation behind human sacrifice among the Aztecs was cannibalization of sacrificial victims.


Name: François Rabelais (Author)
Description: 16th-century French writer


Name: E75 (highway)
Description: Highway E75 passes through Thessaly


Name: Marie Curie's global recognition (Category)
Description: The continued admiration and reverence for Marie Curie's life and work, as well as her enduring legacy in the fields of physics and chemistry


Name: Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov (Person)
Description: Russian composers known for their contributions to classical music.


Name: Andalusian wetlands (geographical area)
Description: Wetland areas in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Charles Darwin (Person)
Description: The naturalist who visited Tahiti aboard HMS Beagle in 1835


Name: demonstrating the beauty and allure of Norway to the world (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies frequently highlight Norway's breathtaking vistas and vibrant cultural traditions, captivating both local and foreign audiences, showcasing the charm and allure of Norway to a global audience


Name: Marvelous works of embossed ceramic (Artifact)
Description: Marvelous works produced by the Paracas culture.


Name: Loans (Financial Asset)
Description: Money lent by a bank or other financial institution, typically earning interest.


Name: Southwestern Vermont Marble Deposits (Marble Deposit)
Description: The marble deposits of southwestern Vermont


Name: Constitutional Council (Organization)
Description: Ivorian Constitutional Council


Name: Women of Mora, Sweden (Group)
Description: Group of women from Mora, Sweden who became experienced in hairwork.


Name: in its rough state (Temporal qualifier)
Description: Refers to the physical characteristics of a diamond before it is polished.


Name: Rhodian Coins (Ancient Greek Coin Issues)
Description: Coins from Rhodes that employed a visual pun


Name: Solid (State of Matter)
Description: Gold is solid under standard conditions


Name: meteorites and ore formation (Geological_phenomena)
Description: Processes of study in relation to 60Fe


Name: Home (Location)
Description: A place where Hindus observe religious rituals


Name: Solid Mass (Physical State)
Description: A solid state of matter


Name: Qing hairstyle (cultural practice)
Description: The Qing Dynasty's unique hairstyle


Name: Berber Christian communities (Religion Community)
Description: Christian Berber communities within the Maghreb


Name: Preliminary Reports on Silver Peak Mining District Studies (Report)
Description: Preliminary reports on studies conducted in the Silver Peak Mining District


Name: Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt (Military_Leader)
Description: A military leader who attacked the city of Mocha.


Name: Hagios Minas church in Thessaloniki (Building)
Description: An Orthodox Christian church in Thessaloniki, Greece


Name: Baetic Depression and the Surco Intrabético (geographical location)
Description: Geographical areas in southern Spain


Name: Basic Metaphor of Infinity (BMI) (Concept)
Description: A metaphor defining infinity as an ever-increasing sequence


Name: Babylon (then a small administrative town) (Place)
Description: The town where Sargon of Akkad was mentioned


Name: Chornobyl (Variant of Name)
Description: An alternate spelling for Chernobyl, recommended by some style guides


Name: Treaty on European Union (International Treaty)
Description: The treaty that established the European Union


Name: African population in Ivory Coast (people)
Description: The indigenous population residing in Ivory Coast during the colonial period.


Name: Ore injection at Edwards, New York (Ore deposit)
Description: Article in Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: true (statement)
Description: ongoing efforts to understand the Etruscan language


Name: Methodist community (Religious group)
Description: The Methodist community that Boris Trajkovski was a part of.


Name: Certain island regions (geographical region)
Description: Some parts of the Pacific islands, like Borneo and Papua New Guinea.


Name: Union (Political union)
Description: The federal republic of 50 states in North America.


Name: Summer Olympics in 2004 (Sporting event)
Description: Olympic games where Hicham El Guerrouj won gold medals for Morocco


Name: millionaires (People with large wealth)
Description: people with a net worth between $1 million and $1 billion


Name: Sub-Cambrian peneplain (erosion surface)
Description: An ancient erosion surface found in some areas of Halland


Name: Ultramarine (Color)
Description: A prestigious blue pigment used during the Renaissance


Name: Multi-Party System (Political Concept)
Description: The introduction of a multi-party system by Chadli Bendjedid


Name: 1924 Winter Olympics (Olympic Games)
Description: The 1924 Winter Olympics held in Chamonix, France.


Name: Ferdinand von Roemer (Person)
Description: A German geologist who published the first scientific paper on Hunsrück slate fossils


Name: Increasing Quantities Across the Roman Empire (Quantity)
Description: The increasing quantities of Giallo antico imported across the empire


Name: Hydrogen (H) (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element that exists in multiple isotopes and is highly reactive.


Name: high-quality tea production (industry)
Description: With oolong tea being one of the most famous varieties, and Taiwan producing some of the best teas in the world


Name: N-V center defect (Quantum defect)
Description: The quantum defect that the Walsh decoupling sequences are applied to.


Name: Nitra (City)
Description: Identified with Nitrawa, mentioned in written texts (828)


Name: Massacre and virtual extinction of the Moriori (historical event)
Description: Massacre and near extinction of the indigenous people of the Chatham Islands, the Moriori


Name: Scientists (People)
Description: Individuals who made significant contributions to science


Name: Fluoropolymers (Polymers)
Description: Polymers that can only be formed by polymerizing free radicals


Name: Christian Pilgrimage to the Holy Sepulchre (Religious Event)
Description: Coinciding with Christian pilgrimages


Name: an unknown attacker (Person)
Description: An individual whose identity is not known


Name: Age group 5-16 (Age Group)
Description: Group of individuals aged between 5 and 16


Name: Industry (activity)
Description: The production of goods or the rendering of services.


Name: consumers (group of people)
Description: Were confused by the disputes about authenticity.


Name: China Airlines and EVA Air (airline)
Description: Largest two Taiwanese passenger airlines


Name: dolomitic marble (Geological formation)
Description: A type of carbonate rock that contains calcium and magnesium carbonates, formed by the metamorphism of high-magnesium limestones or dolomites.


Name: Alignment of Light (phenomenon)
Description: The direction of light as it enters and exits the diamond


Name: Uranates with more complicated empirical formulas (Compound Class)
Description: Compounds with uranium and other elements that have complex empirical formulas


Name: Mapbox GL JS (Technology)
Description: An open-source, JavaScript library for interactive mapping applications


Name: 1950s-1980s (Time_period)
Description: A period of time in the 20th century, primarily referring to the decades from the late 1950s to the mid-1980s.


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: A species of mammals


Name: images (Artwork)
Description: Portrayals found in the Janamsakhis (hagiographies of Guru Nanak)


Name: - (Property)
Description: Indicates the chemical property is intrinsic to the compound


Name: Frank Lockwood's Island (Geographical feature)
Description: Named after Frank Lockwood


Name: Handmade Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware created by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, showcasing unique and artful designs


Name: Kaiserliche Marine (German Navy) (Military Force)
Description: The German navy during the First World War


Name: Minoan Civilization (Historical civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization located on the island of Crete


Name: Georgia O'Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, others (Artists)
Description: Individuals who experimented with new and individualistic styles in art


Name: Lower Silesia in Poland (Location)
Description: Natural occurrence


Name: Aggregate (Material)
Description: In construction, a loose material such as sand, gravel, or crushed stone, used with a binder and water to make concrete


Name: Soft metals like pewter or silver (Material)
Description: The usage of soapstone to create molds for casting objects made of soft metals.


Name: Lanthanum cation (La3+) (Ion)
Description: The ionic form of the lanthanum element.


Name: Maniera (Italian for 'manner') (Historical art movement)
Description: A specific phase of the general Renaissance style


Name: Marajó (island)
Description: An island located in the Amazon delta, Brazil


Name: North America (geographical location)
Description: the continent located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, including Canada, the United States, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean islands


Name: MxUyOz (Chemical Formula)
Description: Typical chemical formula of uranate


Name: Etruscans (Culture)
Description: A civilization that originated in ancient Etruria, in central Italy


Name: Pollution Clampdown (Effort or Policy)
Description: China's efforts to reduce pollution


Name: Granada (City)
Description: A city in Andalusia, Spain


Name: 2,000 years ago (Time Period)
Description: Refers to the time period that goes back 2,000 years.


Name: Two Halves of Derbyshire's Geology (Geological Division)
Description: The northern, more upland half and the southern, more lowland half of Derbyshire in terms of geology


Name: Urban Han Chinese women in China (Group of people)
Description: The urban Han Chinese women in China stopped wearing the Qing dynasty aoqun by the Xinhai revolution in 1911.


Name: Traditional Chinese (language)
Description: The writing system used in Taiwan


Name: Ostrogoths (Historical Entity)
Description: Germanic people who created their own kingdom.


Name: Priestesses (Religious Role)
Description: Women who were legally independent and could procure land through the cult


Name: Cisco Systems (Company)
Description: An American multinational technology conglomerate


Name: Oscar Temaru's pro-independence progressive coalition, Union for Democracy (political coalition)
Description: The coalition that defeated Gaston Flosse's Tāhōʻeraʻa Huiraʻatira.


Name: When carbon dioxide is not evolved when carbonate anions are added (Chemical Reaction Condition)
Description: The condition under which iron(II) carbonate is precipitated


Name: Saint Agnes (Person (Saint))
Description: This symbol is used to identify her in sacred art.


Name: Fulu (calligraphy)
Description: A special style of calligraphy developed by Taoist specialists in China.


Name: 1930 (Year)
Description: The year 1930


Name: Chios (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, Greece


Name: [art, music, dance, ritual, religion, tools usage, cooking, shelter, clothing] (cultural universals)
Description: Phenomena found in all human societies


Name: Carbon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol C and atomic number 6.


Name: Northern Italy (geographical location)
Description: A region in Italy


Name: Around 6 to 7 million years ago (Geological Timeframe)
Description: The time period around 6 to 7 million years ago


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman's legacy (Legacy)
Description: Legacy of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Micromosaics (Technique)
Description: A technique where minute slivers of glass are assembled to create images.


Name: Old Irish (Language)
Description: An early form of the Gaelic language, spoken in Ireland before the 10th century


Name: Aetna (Insurance Company)
Description: One of the insurance companies based in Hartford


Name: Pearl oysters (Species)
Description: Saltwater pearls grow within pearl oysters.


Name: Hanfu-style costumes (clothing)
Description: Costumes resembling Hanfu that were worn and displayed by performers


Name: Plain carbon-iron alloys (Alloy)
Description: Iron-carbon alloys with a higher than 2.1% carbon content known as cast iron


Name: Quaternary sediments (Geological age)
Description: The majority of subfossil material is found in Quaternary deposits.


Name: Both CVD and HPHT processes (Technique)
Description: High-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) and Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) methods


Name: Jorōgumo spider (Yōkai)
Description: A creature from Japanese mythology that is over 400 years old


Name: early medieval Three Kingdoms (historical period)
Description: An era in Korean history from 57 BC to AD 668


Name: Few vessels of great artistic interest (type of object)
Description: Few vessels that hold significant artistic value


Name: Laws governing LGBTQ+ rights in Brazil (Laws)
Description: Legislation related to the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals in Brazil


Name: 32,000 species of vascular plants (Number of species)
Description: -


Name: National Theatre of Scotland (Theatre Company)
Description: The national theatre company of Scotland


Name: Westerners (Group)
Description: People from Western cultures


Name: red is the brightest color in daytime (next to orange) (Property)
Description: A property of Red being bright.


Name: Potassium Channels (Biological Structure)
Description: Ion channels that regulate potassium ions


Name: Calcium Fluoride Structure (Structure)
Description: A specific crystalline arrangement found in calcium fluoride


Name: Western peoples (people group)
Description: Inhabitants of Western continents


Name: Food security of many countries (Security)
Description: Ability to access sufficient food on a sustained basis for active and healthy living


Name: Engraved gems (Art Technique)
Description: The art of carving decorative designs or images on precious stones.


Name: Highly conductive to electricity (Property)
Description: A characteristic of gold that makes it suitable for electrical wiring in some high-energy applications.


Name: Urfa Man (Ancient sculpture)
Description: Stone sculpture from around 9,000 BCE


Name: the south (Geographical Region)
Description: A major region of the Netherlands


Name: heating fixed metals together (Process)
Description: The preparation of aluminium alloys involves heating fixed metals together


Name: Armed boats patrol on lakes (Activity)
Description: Boats patrolling the lakes to maintain security along its borders


Name: the nearest international airport (airport)
Description: Airport serving the region around Kopaonik, located in Niš


Name: August 10, 2018 (Date)
Description: The date when the guidelines were published by The European Commission.


Name: Electron-Hole Pairs (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Pairs of electrons and holes


Name: 2010 Eurostat–Eurobarometer poll (Poll)
Description: A survey conducted in 2010 by Eurostat and the European Commission


Name: Red Fox (Species)
Description: A species of fox native to Eurasia and North America


Name: Poetry (Art Form)
Description: A form of art that developed from natural improvisations, as mentioned by Aristotle.


Name: Golden Peacock (Symbol)
Description: A symbol of joy and creativity among Ashkenazi Jews, representing a writer's inspiration


Name: Nanjing (City)
Description: City in East China


Name: Amusement (Emotion)
Description: Feeling of fun, diversion or pleasure


Name: [list of notable Brazilians] (People)
Description: The list of notable individuals from Brazil


Name: transport links (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The transportation systems in North Macedonia.


Name: Elastic modulus (Physical property)
Description: The measure of a material's ability to withstand deformation under stress


Name: The capital, Skopje (Capital city)
Description: The primary urban city of North Macedonia


Name: Wladimir Klitschko (person)
Description: Ukrainian former heavyweight world champion


Name: the University of Central Missouri (University)
Description: The university's current name


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A sovereign country located on the island of Great Britain and Belfast in Northern Ireland


Name: Nur Muhammad Taraki (Politician)
Description: First leader of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan


Name: Contact Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A type of metamorphism that occurs due to the heat generated by the intrusion of magma into cooler country rock.


Name: Stage Performances (Performance Event)
Description: Public performances by musicians, singers, actors, etc.


Name: The socio-economic dynamics of the gemstone industry (Industry dynamics)
Description: The economic and social aspects of the gemstone industry


Name: Great mechanical strength of the diamonds (Geological Property)
Description: A property of diamonds that allows them to retain a large part of the pressure they were formed under.


Name: Forest Cover (Geographical Feature)
Description: Covering approximately 28% of the total land area.


Name: (Mg,Fe)2Al3(Si5AlO18) to (Fe,Mg)2Al3(Si5AlO18) (Chemical Compound)
Description: The formula of Cordierite and its solid solution with Sekaninaite


Name: Antibiotic Resistance (Phenomenon)
Description: The ability of bacteria to resist antibiotics


Name: Calcium (Element)
Description: An essential element needed in large quantities.


Name: Arginase (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme containing manganese


Name: Prostate (Organ)
Description: A gland of the male reproductive system


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


Name: World War II battles (conflict)
Description: Major military engagements during World War II


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: The conquest of the Byzantine Empire by the Ottoman Empire


Name: Government (Organization)
Description: Executive branch of Algeria's government


Name: Steel Age, Polymer Age, Silicon Age (Era)
Description: The system of the three prehistoric ages were followed by the steel age in the 19th century, polymer age in the middle of the following century and silicon age in the second half of the 20th century


Name: Three eras (Jōmon, Yayoi, Kofun) (time periods)
Description: Based on attributes of the discoveries associated with each era


Name: Contemporary Art World (Time Period)
Description: Carolyn Funk is reintroducing mezzotint to a wider audience in the contemporary art world.


Name: Rutile and Ilmenite (Mineral)
Description: Principal minerals of Titanium, which are widely distributed in the Earth's crust


Name: Region of Scotland (Geographical Region)
Description: A region that had experienced regional metamorphism at depth


Name: Declining Asset Quality (Economic Condition)
Description: A decrease in the quality of assets, particularly loans.


Name: Iraota timoleon (Insect)
Description: A butterfly that affects pomegranate


Name: Dark brown (Color)
Description: A shade of brown with significant darkness


Name: Colony of New York (Political Division)
Description: A former British colony on the North American mainland


Name: Participation in the Vietnam War (Military Action)
Description: Withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam, marking the end of its direct military involvement


Name: textiles (material class)
Description: Fibrous material used to make clothing and other items


Name: March 1933 (Date)
Description: The month and year when Mohammed Zahir Shah became king


Name: Hindu Society (Societal Group)
Description: The cow is traditionally identified as a caretaker and maternal figure in Hindu society


Name: 1970s (time period)
Description: Ammolite was not widely recognized until the 1970s


Name: Houghton Mifflin and Pearson Education (Company)
Description: Publishers based in Boston


Name: Cardinal Richelieu (Person)
Description: French cleric and chief advisor to King Louis XIII


Name: Korite (Company)
Description: A company involved in the development of the impregnation process for ammolite


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: The world's most widely spoken language.


Name: The British East India Company (Institution)
Description: British trading company with territories in India


Name: One or two hands (quantity)
Description: Either one hand or both hands


Name: Metasomatic altered aureoles (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas around an intrusion that have undergone metasomatism


Name: Gail tributary (Tributary)
Description: A tributary of the Drau River


Name: petrographers (group) (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study rocks and minerals


Name: Financial Assistance (ESM) during the Eurozone Crisis (Greece) (Financial Support)
Description: Greece received financial assistance from the European Stability Mechanism during the Eurozone Crisis.


Name: Kroll process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: A batch production method for titanium


Name: Cambrian-Ordovician Period (Geological time period)
Description: The geological time period when stromatolites began to decline in abundance and diversity


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: An autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: Tourism (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as hotels, restaurants, attractions, and transportation services


Name: 4 October 1923 (Date)
Description: The date when the last Allied troops withdrew from Turkey.


Name: people's freedom of religion and practices of belief (human_right)
Description: Freedom to practice one's religion or beliefs


Name: Neon signs (Advertisement)
Description: Signs illuminated by electric gas


Name: The composition of that protolith (Geological property)
Description: -


Name: Its half-life of 728,000 years (Quantity)
Description: The half-life of 26Al.


Name: 1970s (time period)
Description: The time period when Jiang Qing dress failed to gain popularity


Name: New data not provided (Text)
Description: Data about the net migration population gain was not explicitly mentioned


Name: Noun (part of speech)
Description: A word used to denote a person, place, thing, or idea.


Name: Prespa agreement (Agreement)
Description: The agreement signed between North Macedonia and Greece on June 17, 2018


Name: Area A (Location)
Description: An area under the control of the Palestinian National Authority according to the Interim Agreement on the West Bank and the Gaza Strip (Oslo II Accord).


Name: Various gold bowls, vessels, ornaments and diadems, Comerford Crown, gold leaf crowns of Leiro and Axtroki (Archaeological artifacts and lost artifact)
Description: Other artifacts possibly related to the Conical golden hats of Schifferstadt type


Name: Horta (City)
Description: The only city on the Faial Island


Name: Rotation Axis (Astronomical Feature)
Description: The line around which an object rotates


Name: Uranium Metal (Compound)
Description: The pure metallic form of uranium


Name: Engraving used by goldsmiths (Art Technique)
Description: The engraving technique used for decorating metalwork


Name: over time (concept)
Description: A period or duration of time.


Name: Sir John Beazley (Art Historian)
Description: British archaeologist and classical art historian who applied Giovanni Morelli's techniques to Attic vase painting


Name: Other countries (Geographical location)
Description: Indicates various nations that also produce Opal


Name: the largest impact excavation in record (Event)
Description: The largest impact event that led to the ejection of the Tissint Meteorite


Name: Indo-Pacific peoples (Culture)
Description: Cultures that believed black coral has curative and anti-evil powers.


Name: Pregnant Females (19 years old and above) (Age Group)
Description: Females aged 19 years and older who are pregnant


Name: Zeno, Justin II, Constantine V, Michael I Rangabe, Theophilus and his co-emperor son Constantine, Michael III, Basil I, and Alexander (Person)
Description: Emperors who were entombed in verd antique sarcophagi


Name: Peafowl (Animal)
Description: The species under study, known for its peacock and peahen varieties