Name: Austad farm (Farm)
Description: The second largest preserved like farm in Drammen, Norway


Name: Moscow Patriarchate (Religious Administration)
Description: The entity that annexed the Metropolitanate of Kyiv.


Name: Taliban during Battles of Mazar-i-Sharif (in 1997 and 1998) (Event)
Description: A series of battles between Dostum's forces and the Taliban in Mazar-i-Sharif, resulting in the Taliban's victory.


Name: Romans, Byzantines, Vandals, Carthaginians, and Ottomans (Empire)
Description: Various empires that ruled parts of North Africa


Name: technology (aspect of cartography)
Description: Innovation and advancement in cartographic tools and software


Name: Traffic Safety Vests (Safety Equipment)
Description: Provides increased visibility for employees working near traffic


Name: Excessive iron intake (Health condition)
Description: Taking more iron than the body requires or needs.


Name: Leon Battista Alberti's recommendation (Recommendation)
Description: Reason for churches being white


Name: Frank Woolnough (Person)
Description: A former curator of Ipswich Museum.


Name: Currently (Time)
Description: The present moment or state of affairs


Name: European Union (Political Union)
Description: The political union that the Netherlands joined after World War II.


Name: Sea Urchin Echine (Physical Feature)
Description: The skin that covers a sea urchin's test.


Name: Bas-reliefs at Khmer temples (artifact)
Description: Scenes depicted on bas-reliefs at Khmer temples


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion originating from Arabia.


Name: Portuguese expeditions (Expedition)
Description: Groups of Portuguese explorers that expanded the colonial frontiers


Name: Samples of Natural Black Glass (Geological Samples)
Description: Australites and tasmanites


Name: England (Country)
Description: A country located in northern Europe


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color often used by communist and socialist movements.


Name: slave trade (institution)
Description: The capture and sale of slaves


Name: Waldorf-Astoria Hotel (New York) (Location)
Description: Location where the 1949 dress parade took place


Name: non-commercial educational media (Media type)
Description: Media produced for educational purposes, not commercial profit


Name: Gbagbo and rebel leaders (Group)
Description: Leaders involved in the conflict


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


Name: seven color prosperity stone (Concept)
Description: A name given to Ammolite in Feng Shui


Name: Maghrebi groups (ethnic group)
Description: Groups in North-West Africa


Name: Blood vessels (Vascular system component)
Description: The system responsible for transporting blood throughout the body


Name: world_capital (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that serves as a world capital, with influence in finance, fashion, media, and more


Name: ornament (art form)
Description: The evolution of fibulae into an ornament


Name: Crusaders (Political Group)
Description: A group of Christian soldiers who participated in the Crusades


Name: Amazon River, Paraná River, Iguaçu River (including Iguazu Falls), Negro River, São Francisco River, Xingu River, Madeira River, and Tapajós River (River)
Description: The major rivers in Brazil


Name: Lyon (City)
Description: A city in east-central France, known for its food, historic center, and silk industry.


Name: Term 緑 for 'Green' (Language Term)
Description: Modern Japanese uses this term for 'Green'.


Name: Pyroxenes and Olivine (Mineral)
Description: Minerals found in more primitive volcanic rocks


Name: Bleckley County, Georgia and Dodge County, Georgia (geographical_region)
Description: The counties where the majority of all Georgiaite tektites have been collected.


Name: Fishing (Occupation)
Description: An occupation practiced by the inhabitants of Thasos


Name: Gemstones (Material)
Description: Stones used in jewellery


Name: Repoussé (Art Technique)
Description: A technique of hammering designs on the back of an ornament, creating a raised relief.


Name: Document (Object)
Description: A physical object carrying information or instructions.


Name: hydrothermal process (Geological process)
Description: A geological process that involves the movement of fluids, usually water, through cracks and fractures in rocks, often resulting in mineral deposition


Name: Granada (city)
Description: A city in the Andalusia region of Spain, known for the Alhambra palace complex


Name: Literary Arts (Classification of Art)
Description: Forms of art that use written or spoken language as its primary vehicle for expression


Name: Group of young ex-kibbutz and ex-moshav members (Group of people)
Description: A group that established Arad in 1962


Name: Inscription on the side (Feature)
Description: An inscription that determines which side of the seal should face up


Name: Fernando Botero, Omar Rayo, Enrique Grau, Édgar Negret, David Manzur, Rodrigo Arenas Betancourt, Oscar Murillo, Doris Salcedo and Oscar Muñoz (artists)
Description: Colombian artists featured at the international level


Name: German Bauhaus movement (Artistic_movement)
Description: A movement that emphasized no barriers between artists and craftsmen


Name: All men (in 1898) and all women (in 1913) (People)
Description: Citizens of Norway who gained the right to vote


Name: Rich and diverse Greece (Attraction)
Description: A traveler's feast for the senses


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: An element found in the TOT layers of chlorite, giving them a negative charge


Name: Kuomintang (KMT) (Political Party)
Description: A conservative political party in Taiwan.


Name: Umar ibn Hafsun (Person)
Description: A Berber leader who rebelled against the Umayyad emir


Name: Religion-based female taboos (Cultural_Practice)
Description: The practice of religion-based restrictions for women


Name: Lithium (world production) (Resource)
Description: The amount of lithium produced in the world


Name: Orwell Quay, Ipswich Waterfront (Development)
Description: A development located in Ipswich Waterfront


Name: Établissements Français d'Océanie (Political Entity)
Description: The political entity to which Tahiti belonged


Name: 0.2 grams (Weight measurement unit)
Description: The equivalent weight in grams for one carat.


Name: Denmark (country)
Description: The country that Norway remained in a union with until 1814


Name: Local Supercluster (Supercluster)
Description: The largest gravitationally bound structure in the observable universe.


Name: Dielectric Coating Process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: The process of applying dielectric coatings to mirrors and other materials


Name: William Gladstone (Politician)
Description: A British statesman who served four terms as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.


Name: Kabylie (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in Algeria.


Name: Printing industry (Industry)
Description: Used in the printing industry for engraving pages onto rotogravure cylinders.


Name: civil engineering (Field)
Description: Schist bedrock can be problematic for civil engineers due to its planes of weakness.


Name: Political Maps of United States (Document Type)
Description: Maps used for political purposes by the United States


Name: North of Skyros (Location)
Description: The northern part of the Island of Skyros is covered by a forest.


Name: 4th Millennium BC Settlements in Northern Mesopotamia (Settlement)
Description: An ancient settlement in modern-day Iraq


Name: liquid water (state_of_matter)
Description: The presence of iddingsite suggests that liquid water once existed.


Name: Curia (City)
Description: A city in the Grisons


Name: 4200 items, including some 80 artefacts dismantled from the monuments in recent years (Quantity)
Description: The new museum received 4200 items and some additional artefacts


Name: Composition of Magnesium Alloys (Physical Property)
Description: The amount and ratio of the constituent elements in a magnesium alloy


Name: Kentucky (State)
Description: The 15th state to join the United States, located in the Southeastern region of the U.S.


Name: Helfetic Republic (Historical Entity)
Description: A short-lived republic established in 1798.


Name: China (Location)
Description: Country in East Asia


Name: Classical Sanskrit (language)
Description: Literary Sanskrit used for religious and scientific texts


Name: A small number of companies (Business entity)
Description: A collection of few businesses dominating the New Zealand media industry


Name: After Mining (Time Period)
Description: A period of time following the cessation of mining.


Name: Transportation and logistics sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: state capacity (Government ability)
Description: The ability of the government to govern effectively


Name: Maharajas and their associates (people group)
Description: Indian royal family members with the title of Maharaja or their close associates


Name: 1930s and 1940s abstract sculpture (art movement)
Description: Abstract sculpture of the 1930s and 1940s.


Name: High Cost (Class: Property)
Description: Being expensive or costly.


Name: Light coral (Color)
Description: A pinkish-light orange color


Name: Human sacrifice (ritual)
Description: The act of killing a person for religious reasons, specifically on tombs to honor fallen leaders


Name: Towns in New England (Geographical Locations)
Description: Various towns in New England share names with English towns due to settlers naming their new towns after their old ones.


Name: energizing the gases (Step in CVD growth process)
Description: The process of energizing or activating the gases


Name: ROC (Republic of China) Government (Government)
Description: The government evacuated to Taiwan after the defeat in mainland China


Name: 7 November 1924 (Date)
Description: A date in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Phospholipid Bilayers (Biological Structure)
Description: Lipid layers that make up cell membranes


Name: androgynous or feminized manner (Concept)
Description: Portrayal of Saint John in a way that suggests androgyny or femininity.


Name: Undyed linen white robes (Clothing)
Description: Undyed linen white robes worn by pilgrims in Japan


Name: Vienna (Location)
Description: The capital city of Austria where the government resided


Name: Young adults (20-29) (age group)
Description: Age group consisting of young adults between 20 and 29


Name: Group 11 of the periodic table (Periodic Table Group)
Description: A group of elements that includes copper, silver, and gold.


Name: Organolithium compounds (Compound)
Description: Compounds used in the production of polymer and fine-chemicals


Name: President of the Congress of Deputies (Political Position)
Description: The President of the Spanish Congress of Deputies


Name: Ropes attached to waist (Safety equipment)
Description: The safety equipment used by the Tanka pearl divers


Name: Breathing through Jade (Behavior)
Description: The act of breathing through a jade object in ancient China


Name: Oban (Location)
Description: A town in Scotland with a telegraph office


Name: 2.8 Million Workers (Workforce)
Description: The total number of employed individuals in Switzerland


Name: Coyolxauhqui Stone (Monumental stone sculpture)
Description: A stone sculpture found in 1978


Name: Leubingen (Archeological site)
Description: An archeological site with a rich burial from the early Bronze Age Unetice culture


Name: Tubes and fibers (Shape)
Description: Tubes and fibers with at least two dimensions below 100 nm


Name: Technology and innovation sector (Economic resource)
Description: the fields of technology, science, and engineering that drive economic growth and societal progress


Name: Water Solubility of Neodymium Salts (physical property)
Description: If the salts are soluble in water, they are considered more toxic.


Name: Alpine rocks (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Rocks found in the Alps


Name: Amaranth (Color)
Description: Bishops were assigned the color amaranth, being a pale and pinkish purple made then from a less-expensive mixture of indigo and cochineal.


Name: Arab Revolt of 1916 (Historical Event)
Description: An uprising in the Arabian Peninsula against the Ottoman Empire during World War I


Name: Abd ar-Rahman (Person)
Description: A person involved in fighting Shaqya ibn Abd al-Walid


Name: Brookley Aeroplex (Airfield)
Description: An airfield where the Airbus plant is located in Mobile, Alabama.


Name: Southern dynasties robes (Clothing)
Description: Robes worn during the Southern dynasties period


Name: Ceramic or cast iron lap (Tool)
Description: Used for polishing gravers.


Name: Snow (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: A white solid substance falling from the sky as flakes


Name: Constantin Carathéodory (Person)
Description: Greek mathematician known for the Carathéodory theorems and Carathéodory conjecture


Name: Life and Pride of America Star Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A large sapphire with questionable appraisal history


Name: Several millennia of culinary history (Historical aspect)
Description: Refers to the long period over which Chinese cuisine has developed


Name: Berbera-based merchants (Merchants)
Description: Somali merchants who exported coffee from Berbera


Name: Polyols (Compounds)
Description: Compounds containing more than one alcohol functional group


Name: Georgius Agricola (Person)
Description: Saxon mineralogist, physician and geologist


Name: Glass mirror (Artifact)
Description: An artifact used for self-examination.


Name: Mixing Light (Process)
Description: The process of combining different wavelengths of light


Name: modern Nara (city)
Description: The current location of Heijō-kyō.


Name: largest Chinese population outside Asia (PopulationGroup)
Description: The largest Chinese population living outside of Asia


Name: African ancestry population (Ethnic group)
Description: Population with African ancestry


Name: symbolist art, literature and music (art_and_literature)
Description: Artistic movements that inspired Art Nouveau jewelry


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A chemical element added to steel to increase its tensile strength and the stability of the austenite form of the iron-carbon solution


Name: Individual holding a position (position holder)
Description: An individual occupying a specific role or position within an organization or government


Name: Hemal System (Anatomical System)
Description: A complex network of vessels in the mesenteries around the gut.


Name: Plate tectonics theory (scientific theory)
Description: The theory that explains the movement of the Earth's lithosphere and the formation of continents and ocean basins.


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


Name: Large Projects (Project Size)
Description: Design projects requiring a significant amount of resources and manpower.


Name: Soil (Geological feature)
Description: A natural body of loose earth and rock, typically located on the land surface.


Name: Apple, Peach, Plum (Things)
Description: Examples of fruits that are not compatible with each other


Name: Upper Mississippi lead and zinc ores (Ore deposit)
Description: Article in Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: Zinc Intoxication (Disease)
Description: A condition caused by excessive zinc intake, showing symptoms such as lethargy and ataxia


Name: Memorial march (Event)
Description: An annual neo-Nazi event held in Wunsiedel


Name: Poisoning (Medical Condition)
Description: The introduction of a harmful substance into the body.


Name: Photovoltaic Solar Cells (Energy Device)
Description: In sodium-based antireflection coatings


Name: World (Place)
Description: The earth or planet on which humans and other life exist


Name: Students (Student)
Description: Individuals attending educational institutions


Name: Aztec Society (Culture)
Description: A society characterized by the Aztecs.


Name: amorphous materials (Material)
Description: Materials that do not have a crystalline structure


Name: Sudan (Country)
Description: Republic of Sudan


Name: Highest in EU (as of 2014) (Ratio)
Description: The highest doctor-to-patient ratio in the EU as of 2014


Name: Mountains or hills (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Natural geographical features characterized by a high elevation above sea level


Name: Soviet Army (Military)
Description: The armed forces of the Soviet Union.


Name: Any other required information (Labeling element)
Description: Any additional information that may be required by law or regulation, such as specific handling instructions


Name: 19F (Isotope)
Description: The only stable and naturally occurring isotope of fluorine


Name: Void (Geological Feature)
Description: The empty space in a rock that can be filled with sediment.


Name: Ideas and Beliefs of Hinduism (Religious Concept)
Description: The concepts, ideas, and beliefs of Hinduism as expressed in the design, layout, motifs, and rituals of a Hindu temple


Name: London silversmiths (Person)
Description: Artisans who work with metals, specifically silver.


Name: roughly 9 million students (Student)
Description: Number of students in Afghanistan


Name: Hartnup disease (Disease)
Description: A deficiency of the tryptophan amino acid transporter, resulting in pellagra.


Name: None; his philosophies were primarily conveyed through dialogues with others. (Text)
Description: Dialogues in which Socrates discussed various topics, such as ethics and epistemology, with other Greek philosophers.


Name: Small ore lenses (Geological Feature)
Description: Small deposits of siderite that follow steeply dipping bedding planes


Name: Henri LeBeau (Person)
Description: A French goldsmith who created the first Black Hills Gold Jewelry during the Black Hills Gold Rush


Name: 和 (Historical Name)
Description: Around 757 in Japan


Name: Puerto Ricans (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Puerto Rico


Name: Crude Tall Oil (CTO) (Biomass Feedstock)
Description: Co-product of the pulp and papermaking process sometimes classified as waste in certain European countries


Name: 4-connected simplicial well-covered polyhedra (Mathematical Category)
Description: Polyhedra with specific properties.


Name: II-VI family of compounds (Classification of compounds)
Description: A group of binary compounds consisting mainly of elements from the second and sixth groups of the periodic table.


Name: Leonidas Tapia, Nampeyo, Elva Nampeyo, and Dextra Quotskuyva (Person)
Description: Renowned Pueblo potters


Name: Temporary Body Modifier Practice (Cultural Practices)
Description: Practice where couples perform marriage ceremony while suspended


Name: Bermannvs sive de re metallica dialogus by Georgius Agricola (Work of literature)
Description: A work on the nature of metals


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: Intergovernmental organization


Name: Police officers (Occupation)
Description: A group of occupations within the group of Beamte


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


Name: U.S. Department of Treasury obligations (Financial Instrument)
Description: Bonds issued by the U.S. government.


Name: Moses (Biblical Figure)
Description: A prophet and leader in the Jewish faith, who led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt.


Name: Black opal (Mineral)
Description: A mineral valued more than ammolite, known for its play of color


Name: Turkish Republic (State)
Description: The modern state of Turkey, established on 29 October 1923.


Name: Various fingers (Body part)
Description: Where amulet rings are often worn


Name: Vaishnava Hindus (Religious Group)
Description: A group within Hinduism that abhors and opposes animal sacrifice


Name: Church of Scotland (Religion)
Description: The national church of Scotland.


Name: Streedhan (in sacred metals of gold and silver) (Jewellery)
Description: Has large cultural significance for Indian brides


Name: Numidia (Ancient Berber kingdom)
Description: An ancient Berber kingdom in modern Algeria and part of Tunisia


Name: Luna Marble (Material)
Description: Another name given to Carrara marble by the Romans.


Name: Coloring of Lake Superior Agate (physical property)
Description: The red, orange, and yellow coloration of the gemstone


Name: the red-knobbed coot (Fulica cristata) (species)
Description: A species of bird found in Africa and parts of southern Europe


Name: Animals (animal)
Description: Ranging in size from whales to mice.


Name: Countries (Geographical location)
Description: Various countries


Name: Spacecraft (Vehicle)
Description: Affecting spacecraft with corrosion.


Name: Other nations with economies based on natural resources (Country)
Description: Such as Russia


Name: Iron Alloy (Material)
Description: A solid solution composed of two or more metals


Name: Rhodochrosite (Mineral)
Description: A manganese carbonate mineral with the formula MnCO3, which typically forms as a pink, red, or white mass.


Name: Uranium Dioxide (UO2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A specific compound of uranium and oxygen


Name: Veterinary Institute (Higher Education Institution)
Description: A higher education institution founded in 1873


Name: Koalas (Animal)
Description: Marsupials that live in eucalyptus trees


Name: Waist chains (Jewelry)
Description: Popular jewelry from the Indus Valley civilization


Name: Art attempting mimesis or 'realism' (Visual Art)
Description: Artwork that aims for a full, precise, and accurate representation of visual appearance.


Name: Pervasive zones of silicification (Geological feature)
Description: Areas within a rock where silica has been deposited, often replacing the original mineral.


Name: Analytic Philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: A tradition of philosophy that focuses on the analysis of language, logic, and thought


Name: Water-soluble Silicates (Chemical Compound)
Description: Silicate minerals that can dissolve in water.


Name: Atomic Number and Chemical Symbol (Identifier)
Description: The unique identifier for potassium


Name: Persulfide (Chemical_compound)
Description: A similar compound to Pyrite


Name: Cameo (gemstone) (Artistic object)
Description: The category of artistic objects to which the Farnese Tazza belongs


Name: Nicolas de Fer (Cartographer)
Description: A cartographer whose work was reproduced for the 'Beaver Map'


Name: 400 million carats (80 tonnes) annually (Quantity of Mineral Production)
Description: Approximately 400 million carats or 80 tonnes of synthetic diamonds per year


Name: Bills of exchange (Financial instrument)
Description: One of the instruments used by Goldsmith bankers, which would lead to development of cheques.


Name: Marble (Material)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed of recrystallized carbonate minerals, most commonly calcite or dolomite.


Name: Japanese Writing System (Writing System)
Description: The writing system used in Japan which includes kanji, kana, Latin alphabet, Arabic numerals.


Name: Late Minoan Period Art (Art Style)
Description: Characteristic of flowers and animals, but human figures are extremely rare


Name: 2022 (Year)
Description: A non-leap year with 365 days


Name: European Renaissance (Historical Era)
Description: A period of cultural and intellectual renewal in Europe


Name: Earth science (Field of study)
Description: The scientific discipline that studies the solid and mostly inorganic portion of the Earth


Name: red maple (Tree species)
Description: A species of maple tree that is becoming more abundant due to climate change


Name: Peak Emissions (Emission Target)
Description: China's aim to reach peak emissions by 2030


Name: Scottish Government (government)
Description: A different entity that governs Scotland


Name: Deep sea (Natural Environment)
Description: The part of the ocean that is below the surface.


Name: economic_growth (Economy)
Description: An increase in the production and output of goods and services over time, usually measured by changes in GDP or GNP


Name: Economic Importance (G7) (Importance Level)
Description: The importance level of G7 in the global economy


Name: information (Data or knowledge)
Description: Various types of knowledge such as weapon designs, military plans, diplomatic negotiation tactics etc.


Name: Conductivity of Semiconductor (Property of Semiconductor)
Description: The ability of a semiconductor to conduct electricity.


Name: Yugoslav Communist Party to the Bulgarian Communist Party (political parties)
Description: Two political parties of Yugoslavia and Bulgaria respectively


Name: 2006 FIFA World Cup (sporting event)
Description: The 19th FIFA World Cup


Name: Hardness (4.5–5.5) (Physical Property)
Description: Property that makes it unsuitable for polishing


Name: Ghanaian Hindus (ethnic group)
Description: New ethnic Ghanaian converts to Hinduism


Name: source of much human conflict (Concept)
Description: A concept that excessive secrecy contributes to human conflicts.


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


Name: Brittle behaviour (Volcanic rock property)
Description: A type of behavior exhibited by volcanic rocks


Name: Convention (norm) (Social Phenomenon)
Description: A convention is a set of agreed, stipulated, or generally accepted standards, social norms, or other criteria.


Name: Unemployment rate in Thessaly (economic_statistics)
Description: The unemployment rate of the region Thessaly


Name: Elba National Park (National Park)
Description: A national park responsible for the conservation of Zabargad Island.


Name: Office of Marble (Governmental body)
Description: They created the Office of Marble in 1564 to regulate the marble mining industry.


Name: Contemporary Andalusian Music and art (Art Form)
Description: A genre known as Contemporary Andalusian Music and art


Name: Radian (Quantity)
Description: A unit of angle measurement used in mathematics and physics.


Name: electronic devices as writing materials (Role or function)
Description: The perception or understanding of electronic devices as tools for writing


Name: Raw diamond or Rough diamond (mineraloid)
Description: -


Name: 2006 (Year)
Description: Indicates that control restrictions in Brazilian airspace have been implemented since 2006.


Name: Sanskrit (Language)
Description: Sanskrit language from which the terms originate


Name: textural appearance of the rock (textural feature)
Description: The classification of Mylonite is based on its textural appearance.


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security, promote human rights, and foster economic and social development.


Name: Indo-Greek King Amyntas Nikator (Person)
Description: Ruler who minted the largest silver coin in the Hellenistic world.


Name: 15% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the population at risk of poverty in Switzerland


Name: its strength (Geological Property)
Description: A geological property of St. Genevieve Marble that made it widely known.


Name: Girasol Opal (Gemstone Variety)
Description: bluish glow or sheen that follows the light source around


Name: Private Commissions (Financial Transaction)
Description: Income from non-state contracts


Name: Metallic luster (Physical Property)
Description: The metallic appearance of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Elections cancellation (Action)
Description: The act of cancelling the elections by Algerian authorities on 11 January 1992


Name: Greek National School of Music (musical school)
Description: The musical school that Manolis Kalomiris is associated with


Name: Fossils of Denny (species)
Description: fossils of an archaic human hybrid that lived some 90,000 years ago


Name: French sky blue (Color)
Description: The tone of sky blue that is called sky blue (bleu ciel) in the Pourpre.com colour list.


Name: Malysheva (Urban locality (Work Settlement))
Description: An urban locality under the administrative jurisdiction of Asbest in Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia.


Name: wild boar (Sus scrofa) (animal species)
Description: A species with well-preserved stocks in Andalusia due to popularity among hunters


Name: Worker (person)
Description: An individual working in a specific environment


Name: Banking, manufacturing, and government (Industry)
Description: Three major sectors that are commonly affected by fraud.


Name: (Silicate Perovskite, Ferropericlase) (Mineral)
Description: Minerals found in the Earth's mantle


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


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: A country located in northwest Europe


Name: Construction industry (Industry)
Description: One of the uses of hematitic jasperoid


Name: Governor-General (Role)
Description: Represents the King in New Zealand


Name: Strong Community Orientation and Loyalty (Concrete Concept)
Description: Members have strong community orientation and loyalty


Name: Levels of manganese in air (Physical Entity)
Description: The concentration of manganese in the atmosphere


Name: 24.4% (0–19 years old), 60.2% (20–64 years old), 15.4% (over 64 years old) (Age)
Description: The age distribution of the population of Collonges as of 2000


Name: Kopaonik (Mountain)
Description: A mountain located in Serbia and Kosovo


Name: Prime Minister (Political Position)
Description: The head of government


Name: Silvered-glass mirror (Product)
Description: A mirror made by the deposition of a thin layer of metallic silver onto glass.


Name: Hessian crucibles (artifact)
Description: Crucibles renowned for enabling alchemists to heat their crucibles to very high temperatures.


Name: Tube agate (Mineral variety)
Description: Type of agate containing visible flow channels or tubes


Name: Fortune 500 Companies (Businesses)
Description: Companies listed on the Fortune 500 list, which are the 500 largest U.S.-headquartered companies


Name: Cameron–Clegg coalition government of 2010 (Government)
Description: The executive branch of the UK during the coalition between David Cameron and Nick Clegg


Name: climate types (Nature)
Description: Different weather patterns and temperature ranges typically associated with a specific geographical location


Name: Tibeto-Burman branch languages (Tibetan, Qiang, Naxi and Yi) (language)
Description: languages spoken across the Tibetan and Yunnan–Guizhou Plateau


Name: 1890 to 1930 (Time Period)
Description: Duration of the Russian avant-garde era


Name: about 2.62 (Physical property)
Description: The mass per unit volume of an object in a given medium


Name: As You Like It (play) (Literary work)
Description: A play by Shakespeare.


Name: Tata Province, Morocco (Location)
Description: The province where the Guelmim-Es Semara region is located


Name: Round molds, grinding wheels, and reheating (ManufacturingProcess)
Description: The methods used to create fire-polished faceted beads.


Name: UIAA (Organization)
Description: The organization that defines the list


Name: Large Crystals (Geological Feature)
Description: Crystals that are larger than the surrounding matrix or ground-mass


Name: various hardwoods and the various types of Nanmu woods of China and South East Asia (Wood species)
Description: Specific wood species in which chatoyancy can be found.


Name: Protestors (group of people)
Description: Group of protestors in Algeria


Name: mang ao (four-clawed dragon loose fitting jacket) (Clothing)
Description: A type of loose-fitting jacket worn by women in Han Chinese culture


Name: 1909 (Year)
Description: The year a portion of Alleghany County was moved to Wilkes County


Name: 13th Century Reconquista (Historical Event)
Description: A Christian reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages, lasting from the early 13th century to 1492.


Name: Emperors of China (Ruler)
Description: Rulers of Imperial China


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: has 14 Intangible cultural heritage, or 'Human treasures'


Name: 1869 and 1903 (TimePeriod)
Description: Two periods during which Alleghany County expanded at the expense of its neighbors


Name: Eclogite facies (Geological formation)
Description: A type of high-pressure, ultramafic metamorphic rock


Name: Fluorine (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with symbol F and atomic number 9. It is the lightest halogen.


Name: Immigration (Social Phenomenon)
Description: Immigration is contributing to a rising UK population.


Name: Techniques (Procedure)
Description: Techniques used in the production of steel in Song China


Name: Nd:CaWO4 laser (laser)
Description: A type of neodymium laser developed in 1961


Name: 'Travels in Various Countries' (Book)
Description: a book about travels published in 1814


Name: Hadrumetum (Region)
Description: An ancient name for the city of Tunis, now known as Tunisia


Name: Mound City (Nickname)
Description: A nickname given to St. Louis by European Americans due to the numerous surviving prehistoric mounds.


Name: Obesity (Health Issue)
Description: Prevalent health issue in Russia


Name: Cecile Coquebert de Montbret (Person)
Description: The wife of Alexandre Brongniart.


Name: Potassium deficiency (Health Condition)
Description: A condition caused by a lack of potassium in the body.


Name: Chesterfield, Matlock and Bakewell (Geographical_Area)
Description: Areas covered by Greatest Hits Radio Yorkshire


Name: Futuhu's-salatin (Text)
Description: 14th-century Persian text written by 'Abd al-Malik Isami


Name: UAB School of Optometry (Optometry college)
Description: Part of the University of Alabama at Birmingham


Name: German (Language)
Description: A language spoken by the Germanic peoples of Central Europe.


Name: Untapped Mineral Deposits in Afghanistan (Mineral Resources)
Description: 30% of the country's untapped mineral deposits are worth at least $1 trillion


Name: Implementation of universal healthcare (Healthcare system event)
Description: The establishment of NHI resulting in equal access to healthcare for all citizens.


Name: Protection, crisis reaction and conflict prevention (Military operations)
Description: The expanded definition of the role of the Bundeswehr


Name: $1,868,000 loan in 1913 (Money Transfer)
Description: A loan used to refinance the debt of CR&SJ Railway


Name: Most positive response to humans (Behavior)
Description: Silver foxes were selected for showing the most positive response to humans


Name: Wallonia (Region)
Description: One of the three Regions of Belgium


Name: Tropical rainforest (Climate_zone)
Description: A climate zone characterized by heavy rainfall and warm temperatures.


Name: Lead-Uranium Silicate (Mineral Classification)
Description: The classification of Kasolite within the mineral world.


Name: England (Lanlivery, Cornwall; and also in Southwick, near Dalbeattie, Kirkcubrightshire) (Country)
Description: Places where Eulytine was found in England


Name: Song-dynasty gaitou (Attire)
Description: A type of veil worn by women during the Song dynasty when riding animals


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the life, teachings, and crucifixion of Jesus Christ.


Name: The early stages of formation of the Solar System (Cosmic Event)
Description: Timing of formation of chondrules within the Allende Meteorite.


Name: 1929-1933 (Time Period)
Description: the time period from 1929 to 1933


Name: Igneous Plutonic Rocks (Igneous Rocks)
Description: Igneous rocks that form from magma below the surface


Name: CeX3 (X = F, Cl, Br, I) (Compound)
Description: A series of compounds formed between Cerium and the hydrogen halides.


Name: HM Treasury (Department)
Description: A department of the Government of the United Kingdom responsible for public finance policy and economic policy.


Name: Real Estate (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as real estate


Name: Graduates of Jewelry Programs (Group)
Description: Individuals who completed university programs in jewelry and metalsmithing


Name: Mass Production of Children's Clothing (Process)
Description: The mass production of children's clothing as a result of the invention of new chemical dyes


Name: Sivec (Marble)
Description: A trademark of the dolomitic marble extracted from the quarries of Mermeren Kombinat A.D., near the town of Prilep in North Macedonia.


Name: 1990-Present (Time Period)
Description: The time period from 1990 to the present


Name: YInMn Blue pigment (Chemical Compound)
Description: A newly discovered blue pigment.


Name: Edacho (Scented Grass Hills) (Peninsula)
Description: A peninsula on the west side of Great Bear Lake.


Name: Macle (Diamond Crystal)
Description: are flattened twin octahedron crystals


Name: Governor Jay Nixon (Politician)
Description: The 55th and current governor of the U.S. state of Missouri


Name: Shingon temple (temple)
Description: One of the designated '20 Sacred Places of Shikoku', this Shingon temple


Name: Min or Wu Chinese pronunciations (Language)
Description: Introduced to European languages through early trade


Name: Federalist No. 55 (Document)
Description: An essay written by James Madison, one of the Federalist Papers.


Name: X-ray technique (method or procedure)
Description: A method used to distinguish natural pearls from cultured pearls.


Name: Ukrainians (people)
Description: ethnic group primarily inhabiting Ukraine


Name: Ekaterinburg district (Russia) (Location)
Description: A location in Russia where amethyst occurs in drusy cavities


Name: King's Entourage (Social Group)
Description: Group responsible for administrative duties at the palace


Name: Citizen's Forest (location)
Description: A forest located on Mount Hachidō


Name: Storms and bad water conditions (Natural phenomenon)
Description: Red flags are used to symbolize these dangers


Name: Theophrastus (philosophers)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher who studied quartz


Name: Finnbo, Falun, Dalarna, Sweden (Location)
Description: A location in Sweden


Name: February (Month)
Description: The second month of the year


Name: Cosmic ray spallation (Astronomical Process)
Description: Process that produces 22Na and 24Na


Name: Manchukuo (Political Entity)
Description: A puppet state in Manchuria established by Japan


Name: Diocese of Africa (Political Entity)
Description: The Roman name for the North African diocese, now known as Tunisia


Name: Islamic World (Geographical Region)
Description: Region where the art is believed to have originated


Name: the gap between Mars and Jupiter (Astronomical Phenomenon)
Description: The theoretical space between Mars and Jupiter


Name: Trotskyism (Ideology)
Description: Given as the context


Name: Bachelor's degree in geology from the University of Michigan (Degree)
Description: -


Name: Orthoquartzite (in the field) (Geological rock)
Description: Orthoquartzite that can be recognized in the field


Name: Double-Cross of Saint George (Symbol)
Description: The emblem of the Swiss Confederation, featuring two intersecting crosses


Name: Lowest temperature recorded (Temperature)
Description: The record low of −27 °F (−33 °C) occurred on January 30, 1966, in New Market.


Name: Central United States (Region)
Description: A region in the central part of the United States


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Qing dynasty Illustrated Precedents (Laws)
Description: Sumptuary laws of the Qing dynasty that regulated clothing


Name: funerary inscriptions mentioning mothers (Funeral practice)
Description: Some Etruscan tombs carry funerary inscriptions indicating the importance of the mother's side of the family


Name: Mollusks, Arthropods, Horseshoe crab (Limulus polyphemus) (Species)
Description: Species that have hemocyanin as their oxygen carrier


Name: Political realignments, League of Nations, dissolution of empires (Event)
Description: Key developments resulting from World War I


Name: U.S. Institute of Medicine (IOM) (Governmental Institution)
Description: U.S. governmental institution responsible for providing science-based advice on matters related to health and medicine


Name: Campaigns of conquest in northern and southern Mesoamerica (Conquest Campaigns)
Description: Expansion campaigns led by the Spanish after the fall of Tenochtitlan


Name: Marble mining and processing waste (Waste)
Description: The discarded materials generated during the process of marble mining and processing.


Name: motorways (Road_type)
Description: High-speed controlled-access roads in New Zealand


Name: 13 September 1921 (Date)
Description: Alfred Grandidier's deathdate


Name: Arsenic (Chemical Element)
Description: A metalloid with a wide range of uses.


Name: 20th Century Spanish soldiers (Group)
Description: Spanish military personnel in the 20th century, particularly Carlist units


Name: Benin (country)
Description: A West African nation on the Gulf of Guinea


Name: 1766 (Year)
Description: The year when the holder of the Count of Moctezuma title became a Grandee of Spain


Name: 1.4 ounces (quantity)
Description: Approximately 1.4 ounces of Tyrian Purple can be produced with 12000 mollusks


Name: Football Field (Mainly in the south end) (Facility)
Description: A football field mainly located in the south end of Mull


Name: 4 years (Duration)
Description: The duration for which parliament members are elected


Name: Lviv (city)
Description: A city in western Ukraine that identifies more with Ukrainian nationalism and the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church.


Name: Women (Group)
Description: Females collectively.


Name: several notable baroque churches (Church)
Description: Baroque style churches in the Goms valley


Name: Tarrytown (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: Internal and External Territories (Political Entity)
Description: Territories under the direct administration of the Commonwealth.


Name: Road network of the United States (Infrastructure)
Description: The extensive road system of the U.S.


Name: opal (mineraloid)
Description: A mineraloid substance because of its non-crystalline nature.


Name: Holmen island (Island)
Description: The main harbor for car and fruit import in Norway, located in Drammen


Name: Manuel de Amat y Juniet (Politician)
Description: Spanish politician who tried to colonize Tahiti


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: An ancient temple on the Athenian Acropolis dedicated to the goddess Athena


Name: Czech and Slovak Puppetry (Art Form)
Description: Traditional form of theatre using puppets in the Czech Republic and Slovakia


Name: Berber communities and culture (Cultural group)
Description: A cultural group primarily residing in North Africa


Name: Monterey (City)
Description: A city in California, USA


Name: National Geographic magazine (Publication)
Description: Introduced the American cultured pearl as a commercial product


Name: 67 counties (County)
Description: Administrative divisions of Alabama.


Name: Social market economy (Economic System)
Description: An economy characterized by a mix of free market and social democracy principles


Name: Metallurgical grade silicon (Material)
Description: Silicon of 95–99% purity


Name: Compulsory Education in China (Education System)
Description: Nine-year education system in China, comprising primary and junior secondary school.


Name: Marine diatomaceous chert (Geological formation)
Description: Beds of marine diatomaceous chert comprising strata several hundred meters thick have been reported


Name: Celts (ancient culture)
Description: An ancient Indo-European people inhabiting much of Europe and Asia


Name: April 1921 (Date)
Description: The date when the Yule Marble Quarry resumed operation after bankruptcy.


Name: Diego Muñoz Camargo of Tlaxcala (Native Chronicler)
Description: Well-known native chronicler and annalist


Name: Vegan and Vegetarian Diets (Diet)
Description: Increase in the popularity of vegan and vegetarian diets in Britain


Name: the bell (artifact)
Description: Musical instrument used for spiritual purposes


Name: Income less than $5.50 per day (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of China's population living with an income of less than $5.50 per day from 1978 to 2018.


Name: Approximation of Volume inside a Sphere in Cube (Mathematical Relationship)
Description: The relationship showing the approximation of volume inside a sphere that is inscribed in a cube


Name: Strongly active free radicals in solution (Substance)
Description: Free radicals produced in a solution


Name: Ideal Brilliant (Diamond cut benchmark)
Description: Cut developed in 1929, disused because its proportions result in an unacceptably low brilliance


Name: Odorous Compounds (Chemical Substance)
Description: Contains odorous compounds such as aliphatic acids


Name: Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander (not Hispanic or Latino) (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander and not as Hispanic or Latino


Name: Nefertari (Person)
Description: Ramses II's queen


Name: Augustin-Louis Cauchy (Mathematician)
Description: French mathematician who provided a definition of limit and proof about the tortoise and Achilles


Name: 80% of all copper ever mined (Quantity)
Description: The estimated 80% of all copper that was mined but is still in use


Name: Sulfur and hydrogen making up most of the balance (Chemical_element)
Description: -


Name: ITV News Anglia (Broadcast)
Description: An ITV regional news program broadcast from Norwich


Name: Algerian people (Population)
Description: The citizens of Algeria


Name: Soviet era (Time Period)
Description: Period during which skan's were widely used in the art industry


Name: Uranus (Planet)
Description: A planet in our solar system


Name: Coin and Medals (sculpture_type)
Description: Small three-dimensional works used as currency or commemoration


Name: Organoiron chemistry (discipline of study)
Description: The study of organometallic compounds of iron


Name: Andesite (Rock)
Description: A volcanic rock composed of Plagioclase and Pyroxene minerals


Name: Jade Buttons (Object)
Description: Buttons made of jade used during the Zhou Dynasty to differentiate various levels of officials


Name: Solutions, Minerals, and Equilibria (Publication)
Description: -


Name: Vasconic substrate hypothesis (Hypothesis)
Description: An archaeological theory proposing a pre-Indo-European substrate in parts of Europe


Name: Sea Captain (Noun)
Description: A person who commands a ship at sea


Name: Gold Smelting (technology)
Description: Knowledge of the process to extract and refine gold


Name: Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani (1952–) (Person)
Description: Former Emir of Qatar


Name: Student loan debt (Financial Debt)
Description: A financial debt incurred by students for higher education


Name: Mount Ōmine (Location)
Description: The sacred mountain in Nara, Japan.


Name: other ethnic groups (ethnic group)
Description: Unspecified ethnic groups


Name: Danube River (river)
Description: The river that Moravia drains into


Name: Everlasting principle (Concept)
Description: The principle that applies to all beings and worlds


Name: Brown Albeta Marble (category of Makrana Marble)
Description: A type of marble stone, available in various forms and colors.


Name: Area now Colombia (Year 1500) (Region)
Description: The region that is now Colombia in the year 1500.


Name: epidemic of fear of witchcraft (Event)
Description: An event characterized by widespread fear and accusations of witchcraft


Name: Earliest known deposit of electrum coins (Artifact)
Description: A significant deposit of early Lydian coins


Name: name of this publication (publication)
Description: The name given to Eulytine in a specific chapter of the mentioned publication


Name: This color (Color)
Description: One of the colors in the RAL color matching system.


Name: Dutoitspan Mine, Kimberley, South Africa (Mine)
Description: Location where afwillite was first discovered


Name: Moravia (region) (Geographical Region)
Description: The region now called Moravia in the eastern part of the Czech Republic alongside the Morava River


Name: Nuclear Reactors (Energy Production)
Description: A device that initiates and controls a sustained nuclear chain reaction


Name: Sausages and Pretzels (Food Item)
Description: Traditional German food items


Name: Generalplan Ost (policy)
Description: Germany's plan for the genocide of Slavs in Eastern Europe


Name: Ruhr-University Bochum (University)
Description: -


Name: Speeding up CO2 uptake in mafic and ultramafic rocks (Process)
Description: The process of speeding up CO2 uptake in these rocks


Name: Oleg (Oleh) (Historical Figure)
Description: Pagan Prince who conquered Kyiv in 882


Name: Minerals (Class)
Description: A naturally occurring substance that is solid and inorganic, composed of a single chemical composition


Name: Collector Clubs (Community of collectors)
Description: Groups of individuals with a shared interest in collecting coins


Name: Parasites (Living organism)
Description: Organisms that can cause a mollusk to form a pearl


Name: High Temperature Resistance (Property)
Description: The ability of high-speed steel to resist deformation at high temperatures.


Name: global services by the end of 2018 (Service End Year)
Description: The year global services will be offered by Beidou


Name: Municipal Budgets (Financial Concept)
Description: Budget portions allocated for waste management, typically ranging from 20% to 50%.


Name: Graphic Design (Applied Art)
Description: The art of communicating ideas through visual content and the arrangement of typography, images, and space.


Name: Eating utensils (Product)
Description: Utensils used for eating


Name: Corded Ware culture (Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture of the Late Neolithic and early Bronze Age


Name: Avocados, dried fruits such as raisins, peanuts, pecans, prune juice, grape juice, wine and chocolate powder (Culinary Category)
Description: A category of foods that include avocados, dried fruits, nuts, juices, wine and chocolate powder


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The country which won the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest


Name: British (Ethnic group)
Description: Europeans from Great Britain


Name: NaturalForest (NaturalFeature)
Description: Forests surrounding the municipality of Oppdal, Norway


Name: various other combat vehicles (Vehicle)
Description: Other combat vehicles used by the Italian Army


Name: Granitic Igneous Rock (Rock Type)
Description: Type of igneous rock


Name: synthetic vaccine developer (Job Title)
Description: A title or position held by a person


Name: policy of mediation (Policy)
Description: A policy aimed at avoiding domination


Name: a diverse and vibrant lifestyle, with a mix of urban sophistication and rural charm that offers something for everyone (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a diverse and vibrant lifestyle, with a mix of urban sophistication and rural charm that offers something for everyone


Name: Art historians since the beginning of the 21st century (Group)
Description: Widened their focus of investigation on further aspects of this cultural tradition


Name: Caucasians (Racial Group)
Description: A term commonly used to refer to individuals of European descent.


Name: Old European cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: The forerunner of modern brilliants and the most advanced diamond cut in use during the 19th century and early 20th century


Name: Forest Cover Area (GeographicalArea)
Description: 59% of the total land area, equivalent to 496,619,600 hectares in 2020


Name: economic_growth, employment_levels, and diplomatic_relations (Economy)
Description: What trade relations impacts


Name: Christchurch Mansion and Ancient House (Historical Building)
Description: Historical buildings in Ipswich.


Name: Year 2023 (Time Period)
Description: Starting year of the Project Jadar as per the memorandum


Name: 1857 (Year)
Description: Year when Darwin received samples of natural black glass from Thomas Mitchell


Name: Sir Ray Lankester (Person)
Description: A British zoologist and anatomist who considered the collections created by Dr John Ellor Taylor to be the finest representative collections of local geology in the country.


Name: Potassium (K) (Element)
Description: An alkali metal used in various applications


Name: Ottoman–Venetian War of 1463–1479 (War)
Description: A war between the Ottoman Empire and Venice


Name: Christopher Columbus (Person)
Description: An explorer credited with the discovery of America by the Spanish in 1492


Name: Armenians (two thirds) (Ethnic Group)
Description: The majority ethnic group in the town of Oltu in 1914


Name: Roman religion and magic (religion)
Description: Religious practices and beliefs in Ancient Rome


Name: Ayurveda (Medical Science)
Description: An ancient Indian system of medicine


Name: crocoite, or lead chromate (Mineral)
Description: A bright orange-red mineral of lead chromate


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A country in South-Central Asia, located along the Afghan-Pakistan and Afghan-Tajikistan border


Name: 3.5 × 106 cP (3.5 × 103 Pa⋅s) (Numeric Value)
Description: This viscosity makes andesitic volcanism often explosive


Name: Colonial Period (Historical Period)
Description: The phase of Spanish colonization in Mesoamerica


Name: Wild Pearl (Type of Pearl)
Description: Pearls that occur spontaneously in the wild


Name: Killas stone (Geological Material)
Description: Stone from the Killas formation, used as a building stone


Name: Phoenician and Punic remains (archaeological find)
Description: Archaeological artifacts from the Phoenicians and Carthaginians


Name: Regulations (Legislation)
Description: Rules or laws established by a government or authority.


Name: Hardwood (Tree Species)
Description: Usually used for finishings and furniture in modern times


Name: Black (color)
Description: Color that was worn by almost all the monarchs and their courts


Name: Cu2MnAl (Compound)
Description: A compound with the formula Cu2MnAl.


Name: Probability distribution model (Nucleation Rate Measurement Method)
Description: Another method for measuring the nucleation rate, analogous to the methods used to study supercooled liquids


Name: a pantheon of gods and goddesses (Religious Belief)
Description: The known aspects of the religion practiced by the Mycenaeans


Name: Maruia Falls (NaturalFeature)
Description: A natural feature located in Tasman District, New Zealand


Name: Cossacks (people)
Description: A group of Eastern Slavic peoples living in regions of eastern Europe and northern Asia, noted for their military skills


Name: Land (Geographical area)
Description: The area where the United States was expanding


Name: Zinc ores (mineral)
Description: Naturally occurring substances containing zinc


Name: alcaline earth metal (chemical classification)
Description: A group of chemical elements in the periodic table that includes beryllium, magnesium, calcium, strontium, barium, radium, and francium.


Name: Berber leaders (leadership group)
Description: Influential Berber leaders in the hinterland


Name: Alemannia and Burgundy (Political Entity)
Description: Historical regions


Name: Free railroad passes for state officials (Policy)
Description: A policy ended by Folk's administration


Name: One contrasting metamorphic facies series (Geological Feature)
Description: A set of metamorphic rocks that were produced by subducting metamorphism at low thermal gradients.


Name: Enid Blyton (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: intense (superheated) melting of near-surface sediments and rocks (Geological Process)
Description: The process that tektites are believed to be formed from.


Name: Beryllium oxide (chemical compound)
Description: The oxide of beryllium formed by heating beryllium hydroxide


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country located in Western Europe


Name: Mycenae, Tiryns and Pylos (Location)
Description: Places where the palatial structures are located


Name: Pregnant women (Human class: Gender: Female)
Description: Pregnant women are the primary users of Aetite.


Name: Empire of Japan (Empire)
Description: An empire that existed from 1868 to 1945


Name: European one (Cultural Tradition)
Description: The European tradition of concentration on a flattish faced stone that might fit into a ring.


Name: Full-face veils (Legislation)
Description: Refers to the legislation banning full-face veils in Ticino


Name: 45.1% of the country's total GDP (Economic Indicator)
Description: -


Name: ongoing orogeny (geological process)
Description: The Matterhorn shows evidence of the ongoing folding in the Alps


Name: Rebetiko (musical style)
Description: A music associated with the lower classes, considered base of the later laïkó


Name: Mayor-council form of government (Government Form)
Description: A system where there is a directly elected mayor and a unicameral city council


Name: Cipangu (Historical Name)
Description: The old Mandarin Chinese pronunciation of the characters 日本國


Name: Conflict Minerals (Mining Resource)
Description: Minerals that are mined in conflict-affected and high-risk areas


Name: Catherine the Great (Person)
Description: Empress of Russia from 1762 to 1796, known for her modernization reforms.


Name: printing several layers of color on one print (Application)
Description: The application of reduction printing technique in creating prints with multiple colors


Name: Austro-Hungarian architecture (Architecture)
Description: An eclectic architectural style popular during the Austro-Hungarian Empire


Name: Minoan seals (Artifact)
Description: Seals that are thought to be Minoan or of Minoan tradition


Name: unfair elections, crackdowns on opposition political parties and protests, persecution of non-governmental organisations, enforced suppression and killings of independent journalists, and censorship of mass media and internet. (Issue)
Description: -


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Main mining areas for neodymium


Name: archaic Cycladic culture (Culture)
Description: A Bronze Age archaeological culture of the Aegean


Name: [Pollution](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pollution) (Environmental Issue)
Description: Fishing in Andalusia is affected by pollution


Name: Griffin Warrior Tomb at Pylos (Archeological Site)
Description: An undisturbed Bronze Age warrior's tomb discovered in 2015


Name: a third of national Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) television programming (Television program)
Description: One third of the television programs broadcast by PBS


Name: Laws against racism and antisemitism (Legislation)
Description: Laws that prohibit racism and antisemitism.


Name: Fraternal Medal (Type of Decorative Artifact)
Description: A medal used by fraternal organisations as a badge of membership, an indication of rank, a symbol of office, or an indication of support given to a designated charitable cause.


Name: 8 steel outer anvils (Pressing instrument)
Description: 8 steel outer anvils that press the pressure-transmitting material cube


Name: Sources in China going as far back as the 10th century (Historical sources)
Description: Sources dating back to the 10th century in China


Name: Tuareg and Zenata (Group of People)
Description: Two Berber groups from the southern Sahara


Name: Beginning of the Ming dynasty (Time_period)
Description: The Heirloom Seal was lost by the beginning of the Ming dynasty


Name: Hexagonal crystal family (Crystal family)
Description: A family of crystals that includes two lattice systems: hexagonal and rhombohedral.


Name: Ceres's surface (geographical_region)
Description: The surface of the dwarf planet Ceres


Name: Aerosol (System)
Description: A system of dispersed particles on which the gas phase is the continuous medium


Name: Gooseberry bush (Slang term)
Description: The slang term from which the saying originates.


Name: Macedonia Connects (Project)
Description: A project aimed at making North Macedonia the first all-broadband wireless country in the world


Name: Permits (Authorization)
Description: A document granting permission to do something


Name: Functional Analysis (Branch of Mathematics)
Description: A branch of mathematics dealing with analysis of functions and functional operators.


Name: Gravity or similar force causing convection (Physical Force)
Description: Force that removes combustion products and brings a supply of oxygen


Name: Taiwanese identity (Identity)
Description: A distinct identity for Taiwan that is often at the heart of political debates.


Name: Color Palette (Artistic choice)
Description: The selection of colors used in an artwork


Name: Charles Fenner (Scientist)
Description: First scientist to study australites


Name: Around 1840 (Year)
Description: The year when the tradition of afternoon tea began


Name: Infinity Symbol (Mathematical Symbol)
Description: The symbol used to represent infinity.


Name: Culture (as an attribute of individual) (Social Concept)
Description: Degree to which individuals have cultivated a particular level of sophistication in arts, sciences, education, or manners


Name: Hardened image die (Engraving tool)
Description: A tool used to impart an image onto a surface using extreme pressure in roll stamping or roller-die engraving


Name: Córdoba and Seville (City)
Description: Two cities in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Alexander von Humboldt (Person)
Description: A Prussian scientist.


Name: New England (Geographical Region)
Description: The New Hampshire primary is pivotal to both New England and American politics.


Name: Lindsley Garrison (Person)
Description: Secretary of War who requested testing for Yule Marble


Name: Command Economy (Economic System)
Description: Economic system implemented in the Soviet Union


Name: Global boron production (Production)
Description: The total amount of boron produced globally


Name: Faraday effect (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A physical phenomenon that results in the rotation of a polarization plane of light


Name: Norwegian audiences (Audience)
Description: The audience in Norway


Name: Mixed market economy (Market economy type)
Description: An economy that is characterized by the private and public sectors working together


Name: Blue and White Porcelains (Artifact)
Description: Ceramic ware with blue decorations on white porcelain


Name: 89.25% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Mermeren Kombinat A.D. that was owned by Stone Works Holdings


Name: Leon Golub (Artist)
Description: American painter known for 'Interrogation III (1981)'


Name: Missouri (Place)
Description: A state located in the interior of the United States


Name: End of the 20th century (Time Period)
Description: The period from 1961 to 2000


Name: Valdivia and Puerto Hormiga (Archaeological Site)
Description: Oldest ceramics known in the Americas, found in Ecuador.


Name: Household size (Quantity)
Description: The average number of people per household


Name: highest clarity grades (gemstone property)
Description: Diamonds with no internal flaws or inclusions


Name: Beryllium Nickel and Beryllium Iron (Alloy)
Description: Beryllium alloys used in various applications


Name: Communities of celibate male Buddhist practitioners (Religious group)
Description: Groups of male devotees practicing Buddhism who implemented exclusionary measures against women


Name: Prajñā (Buddhist Concept)
Description: Wisdom regarding the impermanent and not-self nature of dharmas


Name: Renal Function (Physiological Process)
Description: Drops below 15%


Name: 1915 (Year)
Description: The year it was first used as a color name


Name: the government of Colombia (Political Entity)
Description: the political entity governing Colombia


Name: Petr Fiala (person)
Description: New Prime Minister of the Czech Republic (2021)


Name: Hartford (City)
Description: A city in Connecticut, United States


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The Eastern European nation where the text is about


Name: Pulviscolo (gold dust) (Material)
Description: Minute gold particles used to decorate jewelry in the northern Etruscan city-states.


Name: Indian Kings (royalty)
Description: Indian rulers and sovereigns


Name: Calcium silicate perovskite (Mineral)
Description: Stable at approximately 500 km


Name: Franklin D. Roosevelt (Person)
Description: 32nd President of the United States who established the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)


Name: signet rings (Jewelry)
Description: Apparently male jewellery was restricted to signet rings


Name: Sèvres Porcelain Factory (Organization)
Description: Royal porcelain factory where Alexandre Brongniart served as director


Name: The remains analyzed by the 2019 Study (Remains)
Description: The remains that were analyzed by the 2019 study


Name: Carbonate Rock (Geological Formation)
Description: A significant type of sedimentary rock


Name: Knossos, Crete (City)
Description: An archaeological site on the island of Crete, Greece


Name: Gift upon retirement (Reward)
Description: A present given to an employee on retirement


Name: constitution (legal document)
Description: The constitution of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1814


Name: Nepal (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in South Asia.


Name: Russian Tsar (political entity)
Description: The monarch of Russia who received loyalty from the Cossack Hetmanate through the Pereiaslav Agreement


Name: Economy of Thailand (National Economy)
Description: Economy of the nation of Thailand


Name: Annemarie Moser-Pröll (Alpine skier)
Description: One of the greatest alpine skiers of all time


Name: International recognition (Recognition)
Description: Recognition from the international film community


Name: Indochinite (Tektite)
Description: A type of tektite, distinctly dark black in color and estimated to be 700,000 years old.


Name: Polychrome ware (Ceramic Style)
Description: Ceramics with a white or orange slip, featuring painted designs in orange, red, brown, and/or black


Name: Complex Monoclinic Structure (crystal structure)
Description: The specific crystal structure of Afwillite.


Name: Mikulčice III, Bratislava (Church)
Description: A three-nave basilica from Mikulčice and Bratislava


Name: Fernando de Herrera (Author)
Description: Author of the Seville humanist literary school


Name: Legal regulations (Law)
Description: Rules and restrictions established by a government or other authority.


Name: 39.0983 (NumericValue)
Description: Potassium has an atomic weight of 39.0983.


Name: Intaglio work (Artistic style)
Description: An art technique in which designs are carved into a hard material.


Name: Muscovite Minerals (Mineral Class)
Description: A group of minerals that form when the aluminium abundance is unusually high.


Name: The Early Solar System (Geological Era Proposal)
Description: The early stage of the solar system, encompassing its formation and the first few hundred million years.


Name: trade, economic_growth, and inflation (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that can be impacted by currency devaluation


Name: Democratic Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: A major U.S. political party


Name: France (Country)
Description: Country that held the monopoly on the coral trade until the French Revolution


Name: Universe (astronomical object)
Description: The vast collection of galaxies, stars, planets, and other celestial bodies that make up the observable part of the cosmos.


Name: Some Hindus (People)
Description: Adherents of Hinduism who believe in a theistic ontology


Name: Scholarships (Financial Aid)
Description: Financial assistance provided to eligible international students


Name: second-largest coal reserves (Quantity)
Description: The second-largest coal reserves in the world.


Name: November (Months)
Description: Temperature usually ranges around the freezing point by the end of November


Name: Chinese language (Language)
Description: A language that is part of the Sino-Tibetan family and is spoken by the Han Chinese.


Name: [Some vegetarians, diets high in phytates] (Group)
Description: Certain groups of people and certain types of diets that may require higher intake of zinc


Name: Franks and Alemans (Group)
Description: People he kept with him to fight against Rastislav


Name: Fuel (Energy source)
Description: Material burned to produce heat or power


Name: Jewellery making (Activity)
Description: The process or act of creating jewellery


Name: high field strength incompatible elements (mineral_characteristic)
Description: Zircon has relatively high concentrations of high field strength incompatible elements


Name: mutton fat jade, chicken bone jade, ornaments stone (names)
Description: different forms of nephrite jade


Name: Global Politics (Political System)
Description: Changes in global politics following the end of the Cold War


Name: grave goods figures and excavations (artifact)
Description: Grave goods figures and excavations that are especially noted during the Tang dynasty


Name: Modern and Contemporary art (Art form)
Description: Moved away from the historic value of craft and documentation in favour of concept


Name: Children with low birth weight, Stunted Growth, Disease, Mortality (Human Population, Health Conditions)
Description: Groups benefiting from Zinc supplements


Name: Other countries (Location)
Description: Countries where the French silver was exported and used.


Name: Berber tribes (ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous Berber tribes of the Maghreb region


Name: First Century AD (Time Period)
Description: The first one hundred years of the Christian era, 1-100 AD


Name: kimberlites (Geological rock type)
Description: Igneous rocks that are extremely rare, characterized by their high magnesium and olivine content, and are the primary source of diamonds


Name: edict (legal_document)
Description: an official order or decree issued by a government body


Name: Roman banqueting tables of the 17th century (Table)
Description: The time and place where table decorations were employed


Name: Odesa (City)
Description: A city in Ukraine, following Dnipro


Name: Commercial Fishing (Agricultural Activity)
Description: Fishing for commercial purposes


Name: Mississippi River (River)
Description: A major river flowing through North America, forming the eastern boundary of the state of Missouri


Name: Wettest conditions (Climate condition)
Description: The highest amount of precipitation or moisture in the air


Name: Carbon-based compounds (Compounds)
Description: Compounds that are based on carbon


Name: vanadium emeralds (Gemstone)
Description: The American definition of emerald includes vanadium emeralds.


Name: Angeloi-Philanthropenoi clan (social group)
Description: a Byzantine aristocratic family


Name: Metre-Gauge Railway connecting Valais with central and eastern Switzerland. (railway)
Description: A railway connecting Valais with Disentis, Chur, Zermatt, Visp and Brig.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The country located in Southern Europe


Name: undisclosed amount (currency)
Description: The revenue sales for the hanfu market in 2019 are not disclosed.


Name: Cistus (Cistus spp.) (Shrub)
Description: A shrub species native to the Mediterranean region, found in Andalusia


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: Country where colorless zircon has been mined for over 2,000 years


Name: The Ancient Chinese Clothing Restoration Team (Group)
Description: A group of young people who research and restore ancient Chinese clothing


Name: Alexander the Great (person)
Description: King of Macedon (356–323 BCE)


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


Name: Pieter Bruegel the Elder (Person)
Description: A Dutch painter from the Middle Ages


Name: Kosovo War (War)
Description: The war fought between Serbian forces and Kosovar Albanian militants


Name: Local tensile stress (Stress)
Description: The maximum local stress a single crystalline diamond can withstand under tension or bending


Name: Indigenous Australian groups (Culture)
Description: Groups of Indigenous Australians


Name: Boa Vista, Salvador, and Porto Velho (City)
Description: Cities with the greatest proportion of Irreligious residents in Brazil


Name: Right View (or Right Understanding) (Buddhist Principles)
Description: One of the eight factors in the Noble Eightfold Path


Name: Old French (Language)
Description: A Romance language of the Indo-European family, spoken in western France


Name: [microbial activity] (Biological Process)
Description: Processes carried out by microorganisms.


Name: Michel Temer (Person)
Description: 37th President of Brazil (acting)


Name: Republic of Turkey (Political entity)
Description: -


Name: Ferdinand I (Person)
Description: Habsburg monarch who seized the right of mining in Jáchymov


Name: Dissolution or Corrosion (Geological Process)
Description: Partial dissolution or corrosion at some period before the matrix solidified.


Name: dark or dull bluish band (visual appearance)
Description: The description of the shadow's fringe


Name: Ancient marble quarries (Place)
Description: Located in the north part of Naxos and near Apollonas, as well as in the central region of Melanes


Name: Injury in Battle (Event)
Description: Physical harm caused during a conflict.


Name: Minerals (Geological Mineral)
Description: Minerals found in the hornfels, such as cordierite, sillimanite, andalusite, kyanite.


Name: Trichromatic Theory (Concept)
Description: Theory about human color vision that states humans have three types of cones in the retina.


Name: Sphere (Geometric shape)
Description: A three-dimensional spherical geometric object or a plane (infinite radius, center at infinity)


Name: Anal Sacs (Anatomical Feature)
Description: A pair of anal sacs lined by sebaceous glands


Name: Aztec Poetry (Art Form)
Description: A form of poetry highly regarded by the Aztecs


Name: Origin myth (Myth)
Description: A myth explaining the origin of seals in Chinese history


Name: Human Activities (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the distribution and behavior of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Intervening sediments (Geological formation)
Description: Sediment layers between volcanic ash layers


Name: Língua Brasileira dos Sinais (LIBRAS) (Language)
Description: The Brazilian Sign Language


Name: The government branches in Taiwan (Government Branch)
Description: Executive Yuan, Legislative Yuan, Judicial Yuan, Control Yuan, and Examination Yuan.


Name: Black Shirts (Clothing)
Description: Members of fascist movements in the Netherlands also wore black shirts


Name: U.S. Geological Survey Prof. Paper 55 (Publication)
Description: A geological professional paper published by the U.S. Geological Survey


Name: Patuxent River stone (Mineral variety)
Description: Red and yellow form of agate found in Maryland


Name: 8.2% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the population living below the national poverty line in Switzerland


Name: southern provinces (provinces)
Description: Southern regions of al-Andalus


Name: Stained glass windows (Art (Visual Arts))
Description: The reflected images provide a visual narrative within the church building.


Name: big four gems (Set of Gemstones)
Description: Emerald ranks among the traditional 'big four' gems along with diamonds, rubies and sapphires.


Name: Government Pension Fund Norway (Financial Organization)
Description: The largest sovereign wealth fund in the world


Name: Mycenae (City)
Description: A major city in Mycenaean Greece, located in the north-east Peloponnese


Name: zhongjing guanfu (忠靜冠服 or 忠靖冠服; 'Dress of Loyalty and Tranquility') (Dress)
Description: The dress designed for the ranked officials.


Name: Fayalite (Mineral)
Description: The iron-rich end-member of the olivine solid solution series.


Name: Grove Street Cemetery (Location)
Description: A historic urban cemetery located in New Haven, Connecticut.


Name: Fluorine (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol F and atomic number 9.


Name: Ethnically Diverse (Quality)
Description: Refers to the mixture of native, Spanish, African and immigrant heritage


Name: Outer Solar System (Astronomical Region)
Description: The region far from the Sun where Ceres may have originated


Name: Barriers in society (Social Issue)
Description: Obstacles faced by individuals based on their gender, race, or other characteristics


Name: High quality of life (Quality)
Description: The superior living conditions and standards in Switzerland


Name: Brooklyn Nets (Professional Basketball Team)
Description: A professional basketball team based in Brooklyn, New York City


Name: D.O. Vinagre de Jerez and D.O. Brandy de Jerez (beverage)
Description: Jerez-produced vinegar and brandy


Name: Governments (Executive Body)
Description: Executive bodies specific to each canton


Name: Arachosia (Region)
Description: An ancient region in present-day Afghanistan and Pakistan


Name: Referendum turnout (Voting Activity)
Description: The number of people who voted in a referendum


Name: Sicilian Mafia, Calabrian 'Ndrangheta (Criminal Organisation)
Description: Notorious Italian criminal organizations


Name: Tent (Building structure)
Description: A flexible and portable home of choice among nomadic groups.


Name: Three main climatic zones (Climate Zone)
Description: Mildly continental in the north, temperate Mediterranean in the south and mountainous in the zones with high altitude


Name: Sapphire Crystal Growth (Process)
Description: The process by which sapphire crystals grow in the Verneuil process


Name: Paris Panthéon (Building)
Description: Mausoleum in the heart of Paris, France


Name: France (Country)
Description: The substantial territories in France inherited by the English monarchs


Name: Fura and Tena (legendary_beings)
Description: Two legendary human beings in Colombian folklore.


Name: RGB (additive) colour model (Colour Model)
Description: An additive colour model.


Name: Technological advancement (Process)
Description: The improvement of existing technology or the invention of new technology


Name: Ethiopia (Geographical Location)
Description: The location where Ethiopian Opal is produced


Name: Lithic technology (Technology)
Description: Oldest and continuously used technologies by humans


Name: 19th century (Time period)
Description: A time period spanning from 1801 to 1900.


Name: In the middle and lower crust (Geographical Location)
Description: Where ductile deformation is more likely to occur


Name: Four subunits (Protein structure)
Description: The four protein chains that make up hemoglobin


Name: The Beatles (Music Group)
Description: A British band with international sales of over 1 billion units


Name: Partial or Fractional Melting (Geological Process)
Description: Melting process producing a partial melt


Name: Justice, Defense, Federal Police, Social Security, Nuclear Energy, Monetary Policy and Public Debt, and other aspects of public finances (Government Functions)
Description: areas controlled by the federal government


Name: Almandine (Mineral)
Description: An other garnet species with a red to brownish red color


Name: 24th-largest exporter (Rank)
Description: in terms of export


Name: England and Wales (geographical location)
Description: two countries constituting part of the United Kingdom


Name: Geological Society (Organization)
Description: -


Name: 1 million (Quantity)
Description: The approximate number of nephrons present in an adult human kidney.


Name: Margaret I (Person)
Description: Queen consort Regent Margaret I of Denmark, Norway and Sweden; King of Norway as Margaret I.


Name: Beau Brummel (Person)
Description: A historical figure who set fashion at the London Court in the early 19th century


Name: Thasos (Island)
Description: An island in Greece


Name: Red Foxes in London (Wildlife)
Description: Red foxes living in London city


Name: $611 (Monetary_Value)
Description: The monetary value of Afghanistan's GDP per capita (nominal) in 2020


Name: Pausanias (Geographer)
Description: -


Name: International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Convention)
Description: A treaty aimed at eradicating racial discrimination


Name: Australian population (Demographic_Group)
Description: The collective inhabitants of Australia


Name: polymers and ceramics (Materials)
Description: Polymers are large molecules made up of repeating subunits, while ceramics are inorganic, non-metallic solids.


Name: Differently (condition)
Description: The difference in applying pressure when using a seal depending on the type of paste.


Name: Gold(III) Chloride (AuCl3) (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound consisting of gold(III) and chlorine.


Name: Tibetan fox (Species)
Description: Another species of fox, more adapted for a purely carnivorous diet.


Name: Portrait painters (Occupation)
Description: An artist who creates portraits


Name: Accelerating progress in BNCT research and development (Process)
Description: Multi-institutional collaboration is crucial for accelerating progress in BNCT research and development


Name: Algiers, Oran, Constantine, and Annaba (city)
Description: Algeria's main cities


Name: Monazite (Mineral)
Description: A phosphate mineral containing rare-earth elements and thorium, of importance in the mining industry


Name: irregularities in their play-of-color (optical property)
Description: Irregularities in the display of its colors


Name: Migmatite (rock)
Description: A composite rock found in medium and high-grade metamorphic environments


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


Name: June 2012 (Date)
Description: The date when a new inclusion called panguite was discovered in the Allende Meteorite


Name: medieval and Ottoman buildings on the Acropolis (Building)
Description: Structures built during medieval and Ottoman periods


Name: Buildings (Construction)
Description: One of the applications of steel in various forms


Name: Destruction of Cretan cities (Historical Event)
Description: The hypothetical destruction of several cities on the island of Crete


Name: jackets (type of clothing)
Description: outer garments with front openings


Name: Water Temperature Range of Atlantic Ocean near New York City (Temperature Range)
Description: The range from 39.7 °F in February to 74.1 °F in August


Name: Late 1980s (YearRange)
Description: Years when John Lennon Wall was created


Name: recent times (Time Period)
Description: The period from recent times to present


Name: AJ62A and AE44 (Magnesium Alloy)
Description: Recent developments in high-temperature low-creep magnesium alloys


Name: Stonewall 50 – WorldPride NYC 2019 (event)
Description: A large international Pride celebration held in New York City to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.


Name: Other dojangs (Seal)
Description: Seals used for everyday purposes.


Name: Supreme Court (court)
Description: The main body in the system of courts of general jurisdiction in Ukraine


Name: 3D Superellipsoid (geometric shapes)
Description: A geometric shape with variable aspect ratios in each dimension.


Name: Palm roots (Ingredient)
Description: Common ingredient in Benin dishes


Name: Belgium's Secular Schools (School Type)
Description: The secular schools in the Belgian education system.


Name: Inkjet Inks (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of inkjet inks, substances used in inkjet printers to produce images


Name: Research and development for Algeria's healthcare system (Innovation)
Description: The investment in research, development, and innovation to maintain a leading position within global healthcare advancements


Name: United States and Britain (Country)
Description: Two influential countries in the development of Nederpop


Name: Increases Porosity (Property Change)
Description: The increase in porosity due to the increased amount of plant particles.


Name: R1b-P312 and its derivative R1b-L2 haplogroup (Y-DNA haplogroup)
Description: A specific grouping of Y-chromosome DNA in human populations.


Name: [2.7 million Poles, 1.3 million Ukrainians, 1 million Belarusians and 3.5 million Soviet prisoners of war] (Group of People)
Description: Various ethnic groups in German-occupied countries during World War II


Name: Pure boron (Compound)
Description: Elemental boron in its pure form.


Name: Commissioned Reliefs for Sarcophagi (Artistic Production)
Description: The artistic reliefs commissioned by Christians for sarcophagi


Name: Planisphere with a graduated Equator (Map)
Description: First known to have a graduated Equator


Name: Tariq ibn Ziyad (Person)
Description: Berber military commander who led the Muslim conquest of Hispania in 711


Name: European countries (political entity)
Description: The political entities that recognized Switzerland's independence and neutrality in 1648.


Name: San Andreas Fault (geographical location)
Description: A transform fault in California that separates the North American and Pacific plates.


Name: Pliny the Elder (Person)
Description: Roman naturalist, author, and naval and army commander


Name: Empress (Historical Figure)
Description: The Empress in this context


Name: labrets (jewellery)
Description: Specific form of jewellery worn by these cultures


Name: Seven state parks (Natural Area)
Description: State parks within the confines of New York City.


Name: alumina crystallization (Process)
Description: The formation of sapphire crystals from alumina in the Czochralski process


Name: whether the report must be 'furnished' or 'submitted' (Regulation Requirement Clarification)
Description: A request for clarification on whether the conflict minerals report needs to be provided to SEC, but not directly incorporated within the company's formal financial report (furnished) or directly incorporated into the financial report (submitted).


Name: Others (Miscellaneous)
Description: Other pieces from the collection


Name: Cross-country skiing, Ski jumping, Association football, Handball, Biathlon, Speed skating, Ice hockey (Sports)
Description: Popular sports in Norway


Name: Vals Valley (Location)
Description: A valley located in Graubünden, Switzerland


Name: Aegean area and the region which currently includes Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Kalmykia, Turkmenistan and Georgia (Region)
Description: Regions used for brass production in ancient times


Name: Voters (Demographic Group)
Description: The electorate, primarily composed of white citizens


Name: Virachola isocrates (Insect)
Description: A butterfly that affects pomegranate


Name: Catherine I (Person)
Description: Empress regnant of Russia who ruled from 1684 to 1725


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


Name: New York City FC (Professional Soccer Team)
Description: A professional soccer team based in New York City


Name: Northern-Central Italy and Mycenaean world (Geographical Region)
Description: End of the Bronze Age


Name: Containment Hierarchy (Alternative name for hierarchical taxonomy)
Description: Another term for hierarchical taxonomy


Name: NATO (Military alliance)
Description: An intergovernmental military alliance between 30 North American and European countries.


Name: Utah (State)
Description: Mormonism is the predominant religion in Utah.


Name: Ana Brnabić (person)
Description: Serbian prime minister


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


Name: refining of beryllium metal (process)
Description: Process of refining Beryllium metal


Name: Ilkhanate (group)
Description: Group that continued Mongol rule in the northwest


Name: strong pan-Germanism (Ideology)
Description: The ideology of reinforcing an ethnic German identity and the annexation of Austria to Germany


Name: Cattle (Animal Species)
Description: An animal species raised for dairy and meat industry on the island


Name: Gonzalo Argote de Molina (Author)
Description: Author of the Seville humanist literary school


Name: 1963 film of Pink Panther (Movie)
Description: A mystery comedy film starring Peter Sellers


Name: Current day Brazil (country)
Description: Brazil as it currently exists


Name: Percentage of Native Spaniards in Spain's Population (Percentage)
Description: Native Spaniards make up 86.5% of the total population of Spain


Name: second way of depicting John (Concept)
Description: Depiction of John as a beardless youth, which was more popular in Medieval Western Europe.


Name: Cone cells in the eye (Biological structure)
Description: The photoreceptor cells responsible for color perception in humans


Name: Gonzalo Arango (Person)
Description: Founded the movement of 'nothingness' in response to the violence of the time


Name: Forgery (Type of Fraud)
Description: Falsification of documents


Name: Manufacturing Base in Westchester (Industry)
Description: The industries involved in manufacturing within Westchester County.


Name: Stamp Act Congress (Political Meeting)
Description: A meeting discussing the Stamp Act of 1765


Name: Tomb Effigies (artwork_class)
Description: Statues or portraits created for tombs in Pre-Columbian cultures


Name: Dolmabahçe Palace (Building)
Description: A former residential palace in Istanbul, Turkey


Name: Epirotic Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Architecture in the region of Epirus


Name: glyptic art (field of study)
Description: The field of small carved stones, including cylinder seals and inscriptions.


Name: Narrow and tight sleeves (Clothing feature)
Description: A clothing feature that was well-adapted to nomadic lifestyle.


Name: hanfu market (revenue sales for 2019) (market)
Description: The revenue sales of the hanfu market in 2019.


Name: Insider Trading (Illegal act)
Description: Trading of stocks or other securities based on material, nonpublic information.


Name: Oppdal (Location)
Description: A municipality in Norway with many farms


Name: China (Country)
Description: People's Republic of China


Name: Darwin Glass (NaturalGlass)
Description: A natural glass found south of Queenstown in West Coast, Tasmania.


Name: Large stones (Material)
Description: Large stones in jewellery


Name: The Tin Drum (Die Blechtrommel) (Film)
Description: A German film that won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 1979


Name: Gaseous Fluorine (Element)
Description: A highly reactive gas


Name: Aluminium-rich metamorphic pegmatites and sedimentary rock (Geological formations)
Description: Rock types where kyanite is found


Name: 56Fe (Isotope)
Description: The most common endpoint of nucleosynthesis.


Name: Tools (Object)
Description: Various types of tools such as shovels, knife handles, flashlights, and jewelry.


Name: Treaty of Gandamak (1879) (Event)
Description: A treaty signed between Britain and Yaqub Khan that made Afghanistan an official British Protected State


Name: accommodations for visitors (facility)
Description: The accommodations available for visitors in Chernobyl city


Name: - (-)
Description: They have varying global warming potential.


Name: Rugby (Sport)
Description: a sport that was tied to the fortunes of France during World War I and II in Morocco


Name: [the rediscovery and renewal of theatre] (TheatreEvent)
Description: Important role Italy played in the rediscovery and renewal of theatre


Name: SEC's Estimate (Quantity)
Description: Initial estimate does not account for companies who supply materials to the issuers


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in the world


Name: Spencer Museum of Art (Museum)
Description: An art museum located at the University of Kansas


Name: Horseback Riding (Sport)
Description: Riding and controlling a horse from the back.


Name: Swiss Confederation (Political Entity)
Description: A confederation of Swiss cantons


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


Name: Allada and Whydah (Geographical Area)
Description: Coastal cities conquered by King Agaja


Name: Abrasive (Material)
Description: Substance used to smooth, shape or polish hard materials


Name: Lake St. Moritz (Natural Lake)
Description: A natural lake in Poschiavo Valley, Grisons


Name: Mahdia (city)
Description: A city founded by the Fatimids under Caliph Abdallah al-Mahdi in 921.


Name: Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (trade_union)
Description: A Spanish anarcho-syndicalist trade union founded in 1910


Name: Intaglio Printing Plates and Decorative Purposes (Product)
Description: Printing plates with engravings that are beneath the surface, or decorative purposes


Name: North Sea (Geographical feature)
Description: Body of water that was blocked by Afsluitdijk


Name: Baijiayi (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn to wish a child good fortune and as an evil protection.


Name: Arab Maghreb Union (Political Union)
Description: a political union nominally established in 1989


Name: Ibiza (Island)
Description: An island of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Meaning of heaven in Middle English (concept change)
Description: Shifting towards its current, religious meaning during the period of Middle English


Name: half-timbered (Architectural Style)
Description: -


Name: Greco-Bactrians (Culture)
Description: Ancient culture that flourished in the region of present-day Afghanistan and Tajikistan


Name: Magma or Lava (Geological Formation)
Description: Molten rock within the Earth that eventually solidifies and forms igneous rocks.


Name: Hyriopsis cumingi (Species of Pearl Mollusk)
Description: Closely related species from China used in crossbreeding with Biwa Pearl Mussels


Name: H2 (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol H and atomic number 1.


Name: Continuous sheets (parallel to the layers of clay minerals) (geometric property)
Description: The geometric properties of Afwillite.


Name: Greek Civil War (Historical event)
Description: After the end of the Axis occupation in 1944


Name: White or gold (Color Combinations)
Description: The colors white or gold.


Name: Powerful army and navy (Military Structure)
Description: A strong military force consisting of land and sea forces


Name: Fire (Process)
Description: A process that occurs when a fuel and an oxidizing agent react


Name: Fireplace surrounds (Construction element)
Description: The usage of soapstone for constructing fireplace surrounds.


Name: Ralph Waldo Emerson (Author)
Description: Pioneered the Transcendentalism movement


Name: Electrode Material (Material)
Description: A type of material used in electrochemistry


Name: Secondary or alluvial deposits (Mining deposit)
Description: Refers to the locations where diamonds are mined.


Name: Crimean Submediterranean forest complex (ecoregion)
Description: one of the terrestrial ecoregions in Ukraine


Name: lithium metal (Commodity)
Description: A chemical element used in various industries


Name: S-type granites (Geological Formation)
Description: Granite with a specific chemical composition.


Name: Art that could not be bought and sold (Artwork)
Description: Artwork created with the intention of not being a commodity


Name: Industry (Economy)
Description: The complex of activities and institutions through which people produce, distribute, and consume goods and services.


Name: History (Category)
Description: Significant events, people, and eras that have shaped the village's past


Name: Rococo style (Art style)
Description: The art style that replaced baroque when the Bourbons ascended to the Spanish crown


Name: Complex solid solution oxyhydroxide system (Chemical system)
Description: A system of minerals containing various contents of water, hydroxyl groups and vacancy substitutions


Name: Vigeland installation, Frogner Park, Oslo (Attraction)
Description: The Vigeland installation in Frogner Park, Oslo, Norway


Name: - (-)
Description: The interior dimensions of 35 m by 9 m and a separate baptistery


Name: five climatic zones (climate zone)
Description: different sections or areas with varying weather, plant life, and animal life


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


Name: rhombohedral and hexagonal lattice systems (Lattice system)
Description: The lattices that the space groups describe


Name: Computer-aided or Computer-generated Artists (Profession)
Description: These are artists who use computers to aid or generate their artwork


Name: Peridotitic diamonds and Eclogitic diamonds (Type of diamond)
Description: Two types of diamonds found in the Earth's crust, differing in their parent rock


Name: Pink color (Color)
Description: Color found in many packaged and processed foods.


Name: Clock-watches (Timepiece)
Description: First timepieces worn in 16th-century Europe, transitional in size between clocks and watches.


Name: Legume salad with wheat and pomegranate (Recipe)
Description: A traditional recipe from Greece


Name: The Sun (Astronomical Object)
Description: The star at the center of the Solar System.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The place where the cameo reached in the 3rd century


Name: Great Circle (Geometrical object)
Description: A circle on the sphere that has the same center and radius as the sphere, and divides the sphere into two equal parts.


Name: Functional Illiteracy (Social Issue)
Description: Concern is rising over functional illiteracy in Belgium.


Name: Refractions Research (Organization)
Description: A Canadian software company specializing in geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing


Name: Some Steels (Metal)
Description: A material with which Titanium has similar strength


Name: Andesite (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A volcanic rock intermediate in composition between basalt and rhyolite.


Name: Kimberlites (Rock type)
Description: A diamond-bearing rock that weathers quickly and has lower topographic relief than surrounding rock.


Name: Construction of forts (architectural element)
Description: a common architectural element throughout the Caribbean and some cities of the interior during the period, due to the dangers posed to Spanish colonial settlements


Name: Distances within and beyond Milky Way galaxy (Astronomical locations)
Description: Regions of space containing the Milky Way galaxy


Name: 80,000 square feet (7,400 m2) (Area)
Description: The estimated monthly quarrying area given by J.F. Manning.


Name: virtually all periods of Chinese history (Time span)
Description: The duration over which jade was used in Chinese history


Name: Town Hall (Building)
Description: The Town Hall remains in use as an arts centre and events venue in Ipswich.


Name: War on terror (Conflict)
Description: Military response to acts of terrorism