Name: Archaeological excavations in the Angkor region (event)
Description: Excavations that revealed information about the production and use of ceramics


Name: Principality of Nitra (historical state)
Description: It was likely founded after the demise of Principality of Nitra


Name: the end of the war (Historical Event)
Description: The conclusion of the global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945.


Name: Cyanide (Poison)
Description: A highly toxic substance that interferes with the electron transport protein cytochrome a


Name: Libyan Berber sharecroppers (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of people residing in Libya during the time of Carthage


Name: Area (Geographical Area)
Description: The area referred to is now known as Belgium


Name: Italian National Government (Government)
Description: The government of Italy


Name: Topaz (gemstone)
Description: A yellow gemstone, but in modern times it denotes only the silicate described above.


Name: Russo (Village)
Description: One of the villages that make up Onsernone.


Name: 2017 (Year)
Description: The year in which Benin's overall macroeconomic conditions were positive.


Name: divorce rate of Greece in 2016 (Demographic statistic)
Description: The number of divorces per 1,000 marriages in Greece in 2016


Name: Kopaonik (Mountain)
Description: First exploration in 1851 and 18 subsequent expeditions


Name: Imitation Pearl (Jewelry)
Description: An imitation of a real pearl, made of various materials


Name: Piazza Indipendenza (square)
Description: A square in Bellinzona commemorating the independence of the canton.


Name: Cylinder seals and other small carvings in the Ancient Near East (art form)
Description: Small carvings made in softer stones in the Ancient Near East


Name: Republican architecture (architectural style)
Description: the architectural style represented by quintas houses with innovations in the volumetric conception


Name: Sergey Uvarov (Person)
Description: Minister of Education in Russia who laid the foundations of high-quality education and sent Russian scientists abroad.


Name: Mull (Location)
Description: An island in Scotland connected to the mainland by a submarine telegraph cable


Name: Colorado-Yule Marble Company (CYMC) (Company)
Description: The company that developed the Yule Marble Quarry


Name: Education and Outreach Efforts (Subject)
Description: Methods for educating the public about Urban Red Foxes


Name: Use of copper in roofing (Application)
Description: The use of copper in roofing because of its durability and resistance to corrosion.


Name: Briarcliff Manor and Mamaroneck (Villages)
Description: These villages are split between two towns:


Name: Groups A, B, C (Geological Group)
Description: Distinct groups of eclogite


Name: Surface Pop-outs (Physical phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon that occurs on the surface of a material during freezing and thawing


Name: Celts (particularly the Boii) (ethnic group)
Description: Indo-European people who inhabited much of central and western Europe during the Iron Age


Name: Iron Production (Production Quantity)
Description: The global quantity of iron produced.


Name: special type of meteorite (Classification of celestial body)
Description: Name proposed by Franz Eduard Suess


Name: Paper products (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces paper and paper-based products, such as cardboard


Name: Interstitial defect (type of crystallographic defect)
Description: An extra atom squeezed in where it does not fit


Name: Ukrainians (Ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic group predominant in Ukraine


Name: Most Liberal Region in United States (Political Ideology)
Description: A region that leans heavily towards liberal political views.


Name: 19th Century (Time Period)
Description: A period beginning in 1801 AD


Name: Baroque movement in jewelry design (art movement)
Description: Movement that emerged from the complex design elements created by enameling and repoussé


Name: Coat Diamond Simulants (Application)
Description: The application of diamond-like carbon to coat diamond simulants.


Name: chemiluminescence (Luminescence Technique)
Description: The production of light by a chemical reaction, typically involving the release of energy as the reactants are converted to more stable products


Name: Western Nations (Countries)
Description: Group of countries that recognized the ROC as the legitimate government of China until the 1970s


Name: Gem from the same period containing scenes apparently from the lost epic on the Sack of Troy (gem)
Description: A gem depicting a scene from an ancient Greek epic


Name: Ilmen Mountains in the southern Urals, Russia (Location)
Description: A location where phenakite is found with topaz


Name: Years of Lead (Historical Event)
Description: Period characterised by economic difficulties, social conflicts, and terrorist massacres


Name: Movement, Self-righting, Burrowing (Ability)
Description: Abilities of a sea urchin


Name: Auckland (City)
Description: The largest and most populous city in New Zealand


Name: Quarry 1 (Place)
Description: A quarry where the main operations were conducted


Name: Levites (Group of people)
Description: A group of people known from the Bible


Name: Future Policy (Policy)
Description: future policies may need to be implemented to further reduce GHG emissions


Name: Tibetan Book of the Dead (Text)
Description: A Tibetan funerary text providing guidance for the soul's transition through the bardo


Name: Egypt, Cyprus, Canaan, Levantine coast and Anatolia (Geographical locations)
Description: Various geographical regions where the Minoans established cultural contacts


Name: Irène Curie (Person)
Description: Daughter of Marie Curie


Name: Flanders (Region)
Description: More religious compared to Wallonia, with 55% considering themselves religious.


Name: Yellow Flame (Safety Flame) (Flame)
Description: A yellow flame produced under normal gravity conditions and with a closed air inlet


Name: Protestants (Religion)
Description: A Christian denomination


Name: BBC Look East (Broadcast)
Description: A BBC regional news program broadcast from Norwich


Name: City of New York (City)
Description: The city that was bound together by the New York City Subway.


Name: western rationalism with Hinduism (Concept)
Description: Merging western rationalism with Hinduism


Name: Schiphol Airport (airport)
Description: The airport owned and operated by Schiphol Group.


Name: Polymorphism (Phenomenon)
Description: Ability of a solid to exist in more than one crystal form


Name: Modern times (time period)
Description: The current era in human history


Name: 60% of the territory of (Metropolitan France)
Description: The territory of France excluding its overseas departments and territories


Name: 3.52 (Numeric value)
Description: A constant value for the specific gravity of a gem diamond.


Name: Tranquility Base (Location)
Description: The landing area for the first crewed landing on the Moon


Name: Barb (Part of a Hook)
Description: A backwards-pointed projection near the pointed end that functions as a secondary 'mini-hook'.


Name: Environmental Sustainability and Green Technologies Center (Category)
Description: A city that is a leader in implementing sustainable practices and developing innovative green technologies.


Name: Shares from Construction Industry Alone (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of energy consumption and CO2 emissions contributed by the construction industry.


Name: World War I (war)
Description: The global conflict that took place from 1914 to 1918


Name: Manganese Melting Point (Temperature)
Description: Temperature up to which delta manganese is stable


Name: Bloom (Material)
Description: A semi-finished product in the manufacture of steel


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: Independent country annexed by the Third Reich in 1938


Name: trimerization (Chemical process)
Description: The process of combination or association of three molecules or ions of the same substance


Name: both brown and orange overtones at the same time (Diamond Characteristic)
Description: A characteristic of pink diamonds.


Name: 'moksha-focussed and often de-emphasize Brahman (Brahmin) priestly authority yet incorporate ritual grammar of Brahmanic-Sanskritic Hinduism' (Description)
Description: Group of moksha-focussed religions that often de-emphasize Brahman (Brahmin) priestly authority yet incorporate ritual grammar of Brahmanic-Sanskritic Hinduism


Name: Orange and Red Light (Light)
Description: The longer wavelength colors that remain after Rayleigh scattering


Name: 2020 (Temporal Event)
Description: The year Russia started experiencing excessive deaths due to the COVID-19 pandemic


Name: Prussian allies (Military_unit)
Description: Allies of Russia who also participated in the restoration of the Netherlands


Name: Grenoble (City)
Description: A city in France


Name: Swimming Reindeer (Prehistoric sculptures)
Description: Animal carving from Upper Paleolithic era


Name: 939.4 km in diameter (Dimensions)
Description: -


Name: John the Apostle (Person)
Description: Apostle who is debated as the author of the Johannine works


Name: Silicification (Geological process)
Description: A geologic process that occurs early in diagenesis


Name: Red and green color of Chert (Color)
Description: Colors of chert related to traces of iron.


Name: Great Northern War (1700-1721) (War)
Description: A war between Sweden and a coalition of Denmark–Norway, Poland–Lithuania, Russia, Saxony, Prussia, Brandenburg-Prussia, Hanover, and Holstein-Gottorp


Name: Laws of Motion and Gravity (Concepts)
Description: His laws of motion and illumination of gravity have been seen as a keystone of modern science.


Name: Vikings (Ethnicity)
Description: After the invasion of 869


Name: Compensation for victims of nuclear tests in Algeria (Legal and Financial Action)
Description: The agreement to compensate the victims


Name: Republic of Genoa (Country)
Description: The earliest-known state deposit bank was founded here in 1407


Name: Inclusive notion of culture as Worldview (Idea)
Description: The more inclusive notion of culture that recognized each ethnic group's distinct worldview.


Name: Petalite (Mineral)
Description: a lithium-containing material discovered by José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva


Name: Minoan Archaeologists (Profession)
Description: Group of archaeologists specializing in the study of the Minoan civilization


Name: Hypertension (Disease)
Description: High blood pressure


Name: James McNeill Whistler (Painter)
Description: 19th-century American painter who created a series of paintings with musical titles and used color to create moods.


Name: Fasteners (Manufactured Product)
Description: Items used to mechanically join or affix other objects


Name: University of Missouri–Kansas City (University)
Description: One of the universities in the University of Missouri System


Name: 7 families (Coral families)
Description: The seven families that the black corals belong to


Name: Subsequent Period (800 BCE and 200 BCE) (Period)
Description: A formative period for Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism


Name: Chile (Country)
Description: Chile, a country in South America


Name: Missionaries (Religious Group)
Description: Representatives of the Royal Society of London


Name: Hindu and Buddhist Khmer sculpture (Art Form)
Description: The art form from the Khmer empire that is characterized by high ornamentation, as exemplified by Angkor Wat.


Name: Council of Europe and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) (International Organization)
Description: Regional international organizations promoting democracy, human rights, and economic cooperation


Name: Cyprus (location)
Description: Island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Autobahn (Highway)
Description: A motorway widely known for having no general federally mandated speed limit


Name: 250,000 people (Number)
Description: An estimate of the number of Romani people in the Czech Republic


Name: African Union (Organization)
Description: An African continental union consisting of 55 member states


Name: fennec fox (Animal)
Description: The national animal of Algeria and a species of fox native to the Sahara Desert, recognized by their unusually large ears


Name: Scientists (People)
Description: Group of individuals who are experts in science.


Name: Existence of Lyngurium in his time (Existence)
Description: The belief that the stone existed during Pliny's time


Name: Japanese colonial government (Government)
Description: The Japanese colonial government introduced the legal system of registered seals in 1914.


Name: Palm Pilot (Electronic device)
Description: A personal digital assistant (PDA) developed by Palm, Inc., introduced in 1996


Name: Peaceful Resolution to the Conflict in the Post-Soviet State of Georgia (Policy)
Description: The policy Ukraine promoted


Name: Gold (isotope gold-198) (chemical isotope)
Description: isotope with half-life 2.7 days


Name: catalysts (Chemical)
Description: Substances that increase the rate of a reaction


Name: Roman Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox Church, and Protestant Churches (Religious Organization)
Description: Three main branches of Christianity.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Where the procuring of raw coral material and its working moved after the French Revolution


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of carbon


Name: Public Transport (in Netherlands) (Transport System)
Description: The transport system used for public commuting in the Netherlands


Name: mainland China (Geographical region)
Description: The geographical region that is part of mainland China.


Name: Enrichment in fissure veins (Geological Concept)
Description: The process of enrichment in fissure veins


Name: Number of Singles (Statistic)
Description: The number of singles (never married) in Cresciano


Name: Zinc Oxide Condensation (Process)
Description: The process Geoffroy described, which involved the condensation of zinc oxide.


Name: airbrushed asphaltum or spray paint (Material)
Description: Substances used by some contemporary printmakers to achieve aquatint.


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


Name: Nike Hercules missiles (Military_hardware)
Description: The missiles added to the formation of missile batteries throughout the island


Name: Hellenistic art (Art form)
Description: Art produced during the Hellenistic period, characterized by its variety and eclecticism.


Name: Many rings (Quantity)
Description: A variation in the number of rings worn by some Roman men


Name: Very low thermal conductivity (Physical properties)
Description: One of the physical properties of gypsum


Name: The United Nations headquarters (Building)
Description: A building complex in New York City where the United Nations Secretariat resides


Name: scholars (Profession)
Description: Researchers and academics specializing in the study of ancient Greece


Name: Satin/matte finish (Jewellery finish)
Description: A jewellery finish that reduces shine and reflection, commonly used to accentuate gemstones


Name: Madonna del Granato (Christian Goddess)
Description: A Christian successor of the ancient Greek goddess Hera


Name: Antipodal points of the equator identified (Geometry concept)
Description: The Northern Hemisphere with antipodal points of the equator identified.


Name: Women's World Cup (Sporting event)
Description: The premier international football tournament organized by FIFA for women's national teams.


Name: Czechoslovakia (Country)
Description: Country that existed from 1918 to 1993


Name: offering opportunities for up-and-coming filmmakers to hone their skills and create innovative work (Description of Norway)
Description: Norway boasts a dynamic independent film scene, hosting numerous small production companies and collectives that provide young filmmakers the chance to refine their abilities and develop groundbreaking projects


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country bordering neighboring countries


Name: Carbon isotopes (Isotope group)
Description: The two stable isotopes of carbon, 12C and 13C


Name: Iron (chemical element)
Description: A metallic chemical element with symbol Fe


Name: Biological processes (Life processes)
Description: The process by which crystals are formed through biological means


Name: Basalts (Rock Type)
Description: The subject of the work Poldervaart was working on at his death


Name: Bangkok-based Lotus Gemology (Organization)
Description: A gemological organization based in Bangkok, Thailand.


Name: Picasso (Artist)
Description: Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist, stage designer, and poet


Name: Valtellina Rebels (Group)
Description: Rebels from the Valtellina region


Name: Central Authority (PoliticalBody)
Description: The central authority established by the constitution of 1848.


Name: Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci (Milan) (Science Museum)
Description: One of the science museums located in Italy


Name: Red Foxes (Species)
Description: Red fox is a species of mammal belonging to the family Canidae


Name: Slate (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A fine-grained metamorphic rock that easily splits into thin plates but shows no obvious compositional layering


Name: 5th largest donor of official development assistance (Quantity)
Description: In 2014


Name: 1 January 1912 (Date)
Description: -


Name: Eutectic Temperature (Physical Property)
Description: The temperature at which the copper diffuses into the granules and base, joining them together


Name: Black Glass (Material)
Description: A type of glass that is black in color


Name: Setting the course for German policy on issues such as immigration, climate change, and European integration (Politicians)
Description: Angela Merkel has been a key figure in shaping German and European policy during her tenure as Chancellor, particularly on issues related to immigration, climate change, and European integration


Name: Population of silver foxes with changed behavior and appearance (Species)
Description: After about 10 generations of controlled breeding, these foxes no longer showed any fear of humans


Name: Specially Made Instruments (Instrument or Tool)
Description: Instruments aided in the identification process by laboratories


Name: Deep water (Environmental location)
Description: -


Name: a monarchical system (Governance System)
Description: The government system that ruled Ancient Rome for 244 years


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: a religion founded by Siddhartha Gautama


Name: Railway transport in Russia (Industry)
Description: The railway system of Russia.


Name: Reuss River (Geographical feature)
Description: A river flowing through Valais


Name: Lublin Triangle initiative (international cooperation initiative)
Description: A cooperative initiative between Poland, Lithuania, and Ukraine


Name: spike in crime in the 1970s through 1990s (Event)
Description: A period of increased crime rates in the city from the 1970s to the 1990s.


Name: Finsteraarhorn (Mountain)
Description: a mountain in Valais


Name: Equation for Surface Area (Mathematical Expression)
Description: The specific mathematical expression representing the formula for surface area of a sphere


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A metallic element with symbol Cu and atomic number 29. It is an attractive reddish-orange metal known for its high thermal and electrical conductivity.


Name: weather (Weather)
Description: The weather conditions experienced on Tahiti


Name: Spelling of Fire (Language Term)
Description: The current spelling of the term 'Fire'


Name: Schist (Foliated metamorphic rock)
Description: -


Name: Reduction of tetrachlorosilane (silicon tetrachloride) or trichlorosilane (Chemical Process)
Description: A chemical process to produce silicon with greater purity for semiconductor applications


Name: Formaldehyde (Compound)
Description: A compound that reacts with hydrogen sulfide to prepare 1,3,5-Trithiane


Name: holders of pīpiltin or nobility (individual)
Description: Individuals who held the status of nobles and were ascribed privileges


Name: Berber chieftains (Political Entity)
Description: Leaders of certain powerful Berber states or polities in North Africa during ancient times


Name: Silicon-burning process (astrophysical process)
Description: The fusion of silicon with alpha particles in stars, the last stage before a type II supernova


Name: Iron ore into steel (Industrial process)
Description: The process of making steel from iron and other materials.


Name: Year 2000 (Time)
Description: The year experiments by NASA confirmed the role of gravity in flame formation and composition


Name: Pre-school Education System in Russia (Education system)
Description: The pre-school education system in Russia


Name: kollivozoumi (Recipe)
Description: A creamy broth made from boiled wheat, pomegranates, and raisins


Name: Hydrothermal fluids (Geological process)
Description: Geological process involving the circulation of hot water and dissolved minerals within a magma chamber or geothermal reservoir.


Name: Standing Pose with arms crossed in front (Artwork)
Description: Most typical pose of marble figures


Name: Parthenon Marbles (Artwork)
Description: Sculptures taken from the Parthenon by Elgin


Name: Minoan Art (Art Form)
Description: The art form that encompasses Minoan seals.


Name: 14th century Europe (Historical_period)
Description: Artifact from this period


Name: Foot Guards, the Life Guards, and some regimental bands or drummers of the British Army (Military Unit)
Description: Specific units within the British Army


Name: Igneous rocks (Type of rock)
Description: One of the three main divisions of rocks, formed by the cooling and solidification of magma or lava


Name: Dyckman Houses (Public housing development)
Description: Adjacent to Sherman Creek is Inwood's public housing development, known as the Dyckman Houses and constructed in 1951.


Name: Kurt Gödel (Person)
Description: Logician and mathematician


Name: Serpentinite Thermal Vents (Geological Feature)
Description: A candidate environment for the origin of life on Earth


Name: West (Geographical Location)
Description: A continent primarily located in North America and Europe


Name: building efficient transport routes (Transportation infrastructure)
Description: -


Name: Diagonal bands on long robes and ritual 'axe-sceptre' (Symbols)
Description: Diagonal bands on long robes and the ritual axe-sceptre carried over their shoulder


Name: Private and Haredi schools (SchoolType)
Description: Includes Shuvu movement's grades 1–8 school, Gerrer Haredi school, Beit Ya'akov boys' school, girls' Kol Ya'akov school, Lev Simcha Yeshiva, Beit Ya'akov High School, Ne'ot Avraham Bnei Akiva Ulpana, and Tlalim Elementary School


Name: Unicode (standard or protocol)
Description: A computing standard for the consistent encoding, representation, and handling of text data.


Name: universal spiritual values (Concept)
Description: Values like social justice, peace, and spiritual transformation


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks characteristic of the maximum pressure and temperature experienced during metamorphism.


Name: Wild Males Lynx (Animal)
Description: The best sources of Lyngurium are wild male lynx.


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental military alliance that aims to safeguard the freedom and security of its member countries


Name: Water, Oil, Other Liquids (Substances)
Description: Materials used for lubrication during cutting, grinding, and polishing operations


Name: pīpiltin or nobility (social_class)
Description: The highest class in Aztec society, the nobles


Name: Earth (geographical feature)
Description: The third planet from the Sun and the fifth largest in the solar system.


Name: Amorphous Carbon (Substance)
Description: An assortment of carbon atoms in a non-crystalline, irregular, glassy state


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country with the most Olympic medals


Name: European art and culture (Art and Culture)
Description: Artistic movements from Belgium have greatly influenced European art and culture


Name: Sports (Physical activity)
Description: Competitive activities requiring physical skill and aptitude.


Name: Ivorian military aircraft (Object)
Description: Aircrafts owned and operated by the Ivory Coast military


Name: Value of a Zircon Gemstone (Commercial Value)
Description: The worth of a zircon gemstone


Name: Islamic invasions and conquest of India (10th to 12th century) (Historical event)
Description: A series of Islamic invasions and conquests that took place between the 10th and 12th centuries.


Name: Cross-shaped staurolite twins (Specific example of twinning)
Description: An example of penetration twinning in minerals


Name: Blueschist Facies (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A specific stable mineral assemblage marking the blueschist facies conditions.


Name: Nightlife (Statistic)
Description: The nightlife in Cresciano


Name: main entrance (architecture)
Description: The main entrance was placed at the building's western end


Name: Turning Process (Metal Cutting Process)
Description: A metal cutting process for producing a cylindrical surface with a single point tool.


Name: Tracy Hall (Inventor)
Description: American chemist who discovered the high-pressure, high-temperature method of creating synthetic diamonds


Name: Emeralds from different mining locations (Geological Mineral Deposits)
Description: Mineral deposits mined at different locations


Name: Anders Behring Breivik (Person)
Description: A Norwegian terrorist responsible for two attacks in 2011.


Name: Zinc carbonate (Compound)
Description: A variety of zinc compounds commonly used


Name: Protect consumer safety and ensure product quality (Goal)
Description: Regulation helps to ensure that cosmetic products are safe for use, free from harmful substances, and accurately labeled


Name: Climate of Algeria (climate)
Description: Characterized by midday desert temperatures, rapid loss of heat at night and enormous daily temperature ranges


Name: Guild of Diamond Polishers (Professional Association)
Description: A group of diamond cutters and polishers


Name: Many English translations of the Bible (translations)
Description: Including the King James Version


Name: I-165 in Mobile (Transportation_route)
Description: An auxiliary interstate highway in Mobile, Alabama.


Name: Silica (Compound)
Description: A compound consisting of the elements silicon and oxygen in the ratio SiO2


Name: Derbyshire Biological Records Centre (Scientific Institution)
Description: Formerly based at Derby Museum and Art Gallery


Name: Acute iron deficiency (Health condition)
Description: The brain's resistance to acute iron deficiency due to the slow transport of iron through the blood brain barrier.


Name: The estimated number of Slavs worldwide (quantitative measure)
Description: Estimated population count of the Slavic ethnicity


Name: Turkic tribes (Kipchak and Pecheneg) (ethnic group)
Description: Nomadic Turkic tribes that migrated across Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages


Name: their own basic healthcare insurance (Insurance)
Description: The basic healthcare insurance that everyone (except under 18) must purchase


Name: dissolution of archbishopric in Trondheim (event)
Description: The event that led to Norway losing its independence


Name: Archinephric Duct (in fish and amphibians) (Anatomical Structure)
Description: A duct homologous with the vas deferens of amniotes


Name: Source (Information)
Description: The person or entity providing information


Name: some diamonds (diamond)
Description: diamonds that can be scratched by boron nitride under certain conditions


Name: British Union of Fascists (PoliticalParty)
Description: A British fascist political movement active in the 1930s


Name: Oban High School (School)
Description: -


Name: Yamoussoukro (City)
Description: The city of Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast.


Name: Connecticut (U.S. state)
Description: One of the 50 states of the United States


Name: Pygmy peoples (Africa) (Culture)
Description: Indigenous peoples of the Congo Basin in Central Africa.


Name: Coastal areas (Geographical feature)
Description: A region along a coastline, particularly a low-lying area between land and sea


Name: BosWash Megalopolis (Geographical Region)
Description: An urban conglomeration spanning from Boston to Washington, D.C.


Name: Calvert (Mobile County) (Location)
Description: A town in Mobile County, Alabama


Name: Uranium Ore (Ore)
Description: The most economical uranium ore in the world.


Name: Antoine Lavoisier (Scientist)
Description: The founding figure of modern chemistry


Name: whitings (Geological Feature)
Description: White streaks containing dispersed micrite that appear on the surface of the water


Name: Engraving (Art Form)
Description: The process of incising or carving an image, design, or lettering into a hard and usually flat surface


Name: Muslim rulers (Historical period)
Description: Referring to the Islamic rule from around 1250-1750 CE


Name: Carbon (as lamp black) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A form of carbon that is porous and black in color


Name: Polisario Front (Group)
Description: Sahrawi rebel national liberation movement


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: The mineral formed as a result of the reaction


Name: c. 1450 BC (time)
Description: Year


Name: Brahmins (priests) (religious_group)
Description: Preserved texts for missionary Orientalists' information of Indian religions


Name: 21 February 1987 (Date)
Description: The date of TSMC's foundation


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Hydrothermal fluids (Fluid)
Description: Hot water or steam containing dissolved minerals


Name: Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica (TimePeriod)
Description: The period before the arrival of Columbus in the Americas


Name: East-Central Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: The eastern central part of the African continent


Name: Muhammad Ghauri's Diamond Ring (Artifact)
Description: A 12th- or early 13th-century diamond ring attributed to Muhammad Ghauri.


Name: Annales Fuldenses (Document)
Description: Devín Castle is sometimes identified with a 'fortress of Prince Rastislav' mentioned in the Annales Fuldenses


Name: Migmatite (Geological Entity)
Description: A type of rock produced by the partial fusion of others during regional metamorphism


Name: Catholic Church (Religious Organization)
Description: A major branch of Christianity


Name: Genetic relations of the western Nevada ores (Geological Concept)
Description: The genetic relations of the western Nevada ores


Name: Archbishop Thietmar of Salzburg (Person)
Description: A medieval archbishop who accused the Moravians of slave trading


Name: Radium Institute (ScientificInstitution)
Description: A research institution focused on radioactivity and chemistry, founded by Marie Curie


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral formed under high pressure deep in the mantle and retains a large part of this pressure.


Name: Vasodilation and vasoconstriction (Physiological Process)
Description: The widening (dilation) or narrowing (constriction) of blood vessels in response to certain stimuli.


Name: Caryopses (Botanical term)
Description: Fruits of the grass family


Name: Valais (geographical_location)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Electronegativity (Physical Property)
Description: A scale that quantifies the tendency of an atom to attract electrons in a chemical bond.


Name: Particularly dense and dark colored fossils (Fossil)
Description: Fossils that tend to be particularly dense and have a dark coloration ranging from dark orange to black.


Name: definition of 'diamond' (Concept)
Description: The standard definition of what constitutes a diamond


Name: Meridian-Parallel Projection (Cylindrical Projection) (Technology)
Description: A map projection used in this period


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


Name: Mosogno (Village)
Description: A village in the Valle del Verbano, Lombardy, Italy


Name: First (Rank)
Description: Highest rank in the FIFA World Rankings


Name: Western Siberia (region)
Description: a region in northern Asia


Name: Image (Visual Representation)
Description: A representation of objects or patterns produced by light and recorded on film, captured by electronic means, etc.


Name: Sharp Corporation (Company)
Description: Japanese multinational electronics manufacturer, best known for its LCD and plasma displays, laptops, and mobile phones.


Name: Northeastern Anatolia (Region)
Description: A region in northeastern Turkey.


Name: Geomorphology (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study of the origin of landscapes


Name: all homes (Building)
Description: Each home in the Aztec realm.


Name: religion (belief system)
Description: Religious beliefs and practices of the Etruscans


Name: Populations in the African Great Lakes (Population)
Description: Populations not known for their sculpture


Name: Mare Tranquillitatis (Lunar Mare)
Description: The lunar mare where GRAIL mission mapped the gravity field.


Name: Liberty of Ipswich (Administrative area)
Description: An administrative area extending over about 35 square kilometres centred on the town


Name: Knife (object)
Description: An object that is sharpened with the flexible coated abrasive


Name: provides a long-lasting weathertight roof with a lifespan of around 60–125 years (Property)
Description: With a lifespan of around 60–125 years


Name: Earth's shadow (atmospheric phenomenon)
Description: The shadow that Earth casts through its atmosphere and into outer space


Name: Community District 8 (Location)
Description: A community district in the Bronx, New York City


Name: FDP (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Switzerland


Name: Leopold Kronecker (Mathematician)
Description: A German mathematician known for his work in number theory


Name: Subducting slabs (Geological structure)
Description: Part of the lithosphere that is being forced down into the asthenosphere


Name: Futures (Financial Instrument)
Description: A type of derivative contract that allows investors to buy or sell a commodity at a future date


Name: Indus Valley civilization (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in the Indus Valley with artifacts found in ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt


Name: Athens (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient Greek city-state, known for its powerful military and cultural influence


Name: Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1911) (Award)
Description: Awarded to Marie Curie for the discovery of elements radium and polonium


Name: Global Warming (Environmental Science)
Description: An increase in the Earth's overall temperature, primarily due to human-induced greenhouse gas emissions.


Name: Ksitigarbha (Bodhisattva)
Description: A divine being in Mahayana Buddhism associated with Cintamani


Name: Thermolysis of iron pentacarbonyl (Chemical reaction)
Description: Heating of Iron pentacarbonyl


Name: True (BooleanValue)
Description: North Macedonia has a positive trade balance, meaning it exports more than it imports


Name: Wood snail (Mollusc)
Description: A mollusc that lives up to the snow line in the Alps.


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: 9 on Mohs scale (approximately) (Physical Property)
Description: Approximate hardness of sapphire


Name: Amsterdam, Netherlands (Location)
Description: A city in the Netherlands known for diamond trading


Name: Theophrastus (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and student of Aristotle


Name: women (gender)
Description: Gender that currently wears maqueches


Name: anti-Qing sentiment (Historical Movement)
Description: A movement against the Qing Dynasty during its rule


Name: Southern part of Westchester County (Geographical Area)
Description: The southern region within Westchester County


Name: Andros (Island)
Description: The northernmost island of the Greek Cyclades archipelago


Name: Religious Texts (Text)
Description: Sacred writings of a particular religion


Name: Silicates, aluminates and other compounds (compound)
Description: Compounds used in the synthesis of Feldspar


Name: People (Community)
Description: In 2020, an estimated 150 people live in Chernobyl


Name: Morphological Derivation (Process)
Description: A process that changes a word's class (noun to verb, adjective to noun etc.)


Name: Pope (Religious Leader)
Description: The leader of the Roman Catholic Church.


Name: South Dakota (State)
Description: The 40th state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: Artist (Profession)
Description: A person who creates visual works of art for a living or as a hobby.


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


Name: Growth of population in Derbyshire (PopulationStat)
Description: The increase in population from 1991 to 2001


Name: metals and trade networks (Historical Event)
Description: Extensive use of metals and the development of trade networks


Name: University and vocational education (Concept)
Description: The act of educating people in universities and vocational institutions.


Name: Islamic Conquerors (Religion/Political Group)
Description: Muslim political entities, conquest states or empires


Name: dilute hydrochloric acid (Chemical compound)
Description: A solution of hydrogen chloride in water


Name: Menominee Mythology (Fox) (Mythology)
Description: Mythological tradition of the Menominee tribe


Name: Nedenæs and Lister og Mandal counties (Location)
Description: Counties in Norway


Name: Calcium carbonate (Inorganic compound)
Description: Pearls are primarily made of calcium carbonate.


Name: George VI (Person)
Description: King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British Commonwealth from 1936 to his death in 1952.


Name: Rocks Rich in Alkali Metals (Geological Formation Class)
Description: A geological term for rocks with a high content of alkali metals.


Name: Damascus (city)
Description: A city that was a center for innovative ceramics from 1100 to around 1600.


Name: Romantic travellers (Traveller)
Description: People who travel for pleasure or adventure


Name: proto-urban society (society)
Description: A proto-urban society developed at this location


Name: Artificial jet (Material)
Description: To distinguish true Oltu stone from the artificial jet, it is rubbed against unglazed porcelain. Real Oltu stone will leave a chocolate brown streak


Name: Kimberley Mine (Location)
Description: The world-renowned Kimberley Mine


Name: Jades of the Liangzhu culture (Artifact)
Description: Small personal adornments made of jade, often polished and perforated


Name: Tourism and Hospitality Center (Category)
Description: A city that attracts millions of tourists each year, with iconic landmarks, world-class accommodations, and a vibrant dining scene.


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: Landlocked country in Southeast Europe


Name: Cobalt Supply Chain (Process)
Description: The chain starts with undocumented traders selling cobalt, often mined using child labor.


Name: Non-profit and charity sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: filakto (Artifact)
Description: An Eastern Christian sacramental that is pinned to one's clothing to ward off Satan


Name: 6500 and 3000 BC (Time Period)
Description: A range of years between 6500 BC and 3000 BC


Name: First expedition to map and chart the interior of Alaska (Event)
Description: Expedition in 1896


Name: Industrial asbestos (Mineral resource)
Description: A natural asbestiform variety of serpentine


Name: Swiss Franc (Currency)
Description: The Swiss single currency, introduced in 1850


Name: Caudal (body part) (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Body parts associated with or proximal to the tail


Name: High-quality watch faces and jewellery (Application)
Description: Used in high-quality watch faces and jewelry due to their transparency, hardness, and scratch resistance


Name: Feelings of Economic Inequity (Emotion)
Description: The feelings that arose due to economic disparities


Name: financial mismanagement (Misconduct)
Description: Opportunities for financial mismanagement due to economic liberalization.


Name: Independently (Action)
Description: Without direct links to Mesoamerican culture


Name: Diamond Scribe and Pressure (Action)
Description: A silicon wafer can be cleaved by applying pressure with a diamond scribe


Name: Gottfried Leibniz (Person)
Description: A German philosopher, mathematician, and polymath


Name: Francoist Dictatorship (Dictatorship)
Description: The dictatorship led by General Francisco Franco.


Name: Cyprus (Location)
Description: Ancient source of copper


Name: Arthur Evans (person)
Description: The archaeologist who led the excavation of Knossos in the early 20th century.


Name: COVID-19 virus (virus)
Description: A highly contagious disease caused by SARS-CoV-2


Name: Wedded couple (Married pair)
Description: The couple that is adorned during the ceremony with golden crowns or wreaths


Name: Mont Aiguille (mountain)
Description: A mountain in France, climbed by Charles VII of France's chamberlain in 1356 and Antoine de Ville in 1492.


Name: Second World War (War)
Description: The conflict fought from 1939 to 1945


Name: the tiles may not be suitable for all regions (Quality)
Description: The tiles may not be suitable for all regions


Name: Georges Seurat (Artist)
Description: French Post-Impressionist painter


Name: democratization (political process)
Description: Abolishment of Temporary Provisions against the Communist Rebellion and introduction of Additional Articles of the Constitution


Name: Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF) (Military Force)
Description: The military and security forces of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan


Name: The Elgin Marbles (Artifact)
Description: Marble sculptures from the Parthenon in Athens that are on display in the British Museum.


Name: Ukraine and Moldova (Country)
Description: Decoupled their electricity grids from Russia and Belarus


Name: Berne Zinc Tablet (artifact)
Description: A votive plaque made of an alloy that is mostly zinc.


Name: Doric one (Language Dialect)
Description: A dialect of Ancient Greek spoken by the Dorians


Name: Tuckahoe, Westchester (Location)
Description: The location of the original quarry site.


Name: Steve McQueen (Person)
Description: An English film director, producer, and artist


Name: Chang (Clothing Style)
Description: A type of clothing, specific details unknown


Name: Theory of art as form (Concept)
Description: Artistic work is appreciated for its formal properties.


Name: Incident Light (Light)
Description: Visible electromagnetic radiation that comes from a source


Name: wine (Product)
Description: The agricultural product of grapes


Name: Additive color mixing (Color Mixing Technique)
Description: The saturation is defined in terms of additive color mixing


Name: Wedges (Tool)
Description: Tools used to break free the block from the mountain


Name: Dalarna Coat of Arms (Symbol)
Description: Coat of arms used by the province of Dalarna


Name: New England (Region)
Description: Geographical region in the United States


Name: Indigo and ultramarine (Hue of Blue)
Description: Closer to violet on the color spectrum


Name: Jewellery-making (Activity)
Description: The activity of crafting and designing jewellery


Name: SL Rs. 1 billion (US $5 million) (Monetary_value)
Description: The monetary value of the gemstone


Name: Artificial diamond simulant (Artificial gemstone)
Description: An artificial stone designed to resemble a diamond that imitates fancy diamonds


Name: Australian Opal (Mineral)
Description: Accounts for 95-97% of the world's precious opal


Name: Peacock's train (Sexual trait)
Description: The colorful and elaborate tail feathers of the male peafowl


Name: 35% in 202X (Percentage)
Description: The expected percentage of economic contraction within Ukraine in the year 202X as a result of war.


Name: Glass foundries (Industry)
Description: Medieval and early modern industries making use of the abundant local supply of firewood


Name: Tops of hills in Britain (geographical feature)
Description: Geographical locations where these churches are built


Name: Anthropic rock (Synthetic rock)
Description: A fourth class of rocks alongside igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic


Name: Social sciences (Academic field)
Description: Disciplines of study within the social sciences


Name: Colorfully painted terracotta antefixes (decorative artifact)
Description: terracotta decorations found on Etruscan temples


Name: Renaissance artists' religious paintings (art class)
Description: Paintings created during the Renaissance period with a religious theme


Name: Rubber Gloves (Protective Equipment)
Description: Gloves used by printmakers to handle acid baths.


Name: Calcium hexaboride (Compound)
Description: A metal boride with fractional oxidation state


Name: Taking of the Three Refuges (Buddhist practice)
Description: First step in most Buddhist schools, taking refuge in the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha as the foundation of religious practice.


Name: New Rochelle (city) (geographical_region)
Description: A city within Westchester County, United States.


Name: Chinese (People group)
Description: Initially, they did not find diamonds in their country


Name: Countries recognizing the PRC (Country)
Description: The countries that recognize the PRC as the sole legitimate government of China.


Name: Brown University (University)
Description: First college in the nation to accept students of all religious affiliations, founded in 1764


Name: Magnesium (mineral)
Description: It reacts with magnesium in the blood leading to hypocalcemia


Name: $10.00/pound ($22/kg) (MonetaryValue)
Description: The cost of reagent-grade potassium metal in 2010 when purchased by the tonne


Name: 20% of the world's production of gem-quality emeralds (Production)
Description: A significant portion of global gem-quality emerald production


Name: 2nd largest music market in Europe (Market)
Description: A position in the European music industry


Name: Wah Wah mountain range, Utah (Geographical location)
Description: -


Name: Köppen climate classification Cfa (climate classification)
Description: A climate classification system used to describe the climates of the Earth


Name: Origin and structure of the Basin ranges (Geological Research Paper)
Description: A geological research paper by Josiah Edward Spurr published in the Geological Society of America Bulletin


Name: Neopalatial period (Period)
Description: A period in Minoan history


Name: modern British opera (Opera Style)
Description: By Benjamin Britten, a pioneer of modern British opera


Name: order of shaving the hair and changing into Manchu clothing (policy)
Description: The order issued by Qing Prince Dorgon for the population to shave their heads and wear Manchu clothing.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: Located within New York City.


Name: Impact Structures (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas on Earth or other planets that have been affected by the impact of a celestial body


Name: Andalusian capital (capital)
Description: Capital of Andalusia that could not compete in the industrial sector


Name: Hongshan Culture (Culture)
Description: A prehistoric archaeological culture existing from approximately 4700 to 2900 BC in Northeast China.


Name: Copper (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Cu and atomic number 29.


Name: Nobel Prize in Physics (Award)
Description: For the invention of an efficient blue LED


Name: Grand Central Terminal (railway station)
Description: The world's largest railway station by number of train platforms.


Name: Taiwan (Location)
Description: An island located between the Yangtze Plate, Okinawa Plate, Philippine Mobile Belt.


Name: Industries (Industry sector)
Description: A broad term that can refer to any large-scale enterprise or activity.


Name: Green (Color)
Description: In its flags and symbolism.


Name: Non-circular variations on the rose cut (diamond cut)
Description: The classic rose cut is one of the variations of the rose cut, with circular outlines.


Name: Antes and Slaveni (early Slavic tribes)
Description: Two early Slavic tribes that appeared on the Byzantine frontier in the early-6th century


Name: Muhammad (Person)
Description: Founder of Islam and the Prophet of Allah.


Name: Improved Color (Visual Quality)
Description: The result of heat treatment on the stone's color


Name: Lötschberg (railway_tunnel)
Description: A railway tunnel in Switzerland connecting Brig to the Swiss Plateau via Spiez.


Name: Larissa (City)
Description: The capital city of Thessaly


Name: American Revolution (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A war between 13 American colonies and Great Britain fought from 1775 to 1783.


Name: Qun (裙) (Clothing)
Description: A usually wide, loose skirt which was almost ankle-length, part of the common women's attire in the Tang dynasty


Name: German and Japanese attempts to make an atomic bomb (Event)
Description: The events where the lack of uranium ore impeded the German and Japanese efforts


Name: Continental Divide, alpine lakes, and hiking trails (Geographical Feature, Recreational Activity, Waterbody)
Description: Natural geographical features such as the Continental Divide, alpine lakes, and hiking trails for outdoor activities


Name: 1096 (Year)
Description: The year Abbadia Alpina was established


Name: Pm3m or 221 (space group)
Description: The space group of Caesium Chloride


Name: Sampajañña (Buddhist Concept)
Description: The ability to comprehend what one is doing and is happening in the mind.


Name: 2.2 to 2.8 billion years (Time Period)
Description: Age range of these localized deposits.


Name: Quarry in the lower Riuwaka Valley (Mine)
Description: Grey marble came from a quarry in the lower Riuwaka Valley


Name: Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) (Organization)
Description: Regional economic union in West Africa


Name: biological organisms (Biological classification)
Description: Living organisms classified using Linnaean taxonomy or other standard classifying systems


Name: Forks and spoons (Cutlery)
Description: Used primarily by the wealthy in the Middle Ages.


Name: Nephrite tools and amulets (artifacts)
Description: Tools and amulets made from nephrite


Name: Individuals working in the gemstone industry (Workforce)
Description: People who are employed in the gemstone industry


Name: Spessart legends (Literature)
Description: Tales passed down in the Spessart region


Name: Civil service examinations (Historical event)
Description: System of exams in China during the Song dynasty to select civil officials


Name: Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (Location)
Description: A region surrounding the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant


Name: Pontic–Caspian steppe (geographical location)
Description: A region covering Ukraine and Russia


Name: Pyrolytic Carbon (Material)
Description: A form of carbon used in blood-contacting implants


Name: Biomassification (Geological Process)
Description: The process of lignite formation resulting in the preservation of plant material


Name: Zinc Chloride (Chemical Substance)
Description: A chemical compound used as a fire retardant, wood preservative, and in the manufacture of other chemicals.


Name: education_for_women (Social_act)
Description: actions aimed at providing educational opportunities for women


Name: many dairy products (Type of food)
Description: A large number of dairy items are a part of Dutch cuisine.


Name: Song dynasty scholars (Person)
Description: The gaitou was promoted among women by these scholars during the Song dynasty


Name: Canada, Brazil and England (Location)
Description: Countries where Hastings Pavement's paving blocks were exported.


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: The country where London Heathrow Airport is located


Name: Civil servants (Pakistan) (Job Role)
Description: Professionals who serve the government of Pakistan


Name: Saijō (City)
Description: The city where the sculptor was born


Name: Karma, the four Puruṣārthas, and their beliefs (Religious belief)
Description: Prominent themes in Hindu beliefs including karma (action, intent and consequences) and the proper goals or aims of human life


Name: Chromatography, centrifugation, and filtration techniques (Separation technique)
Description: Methods used for separation of nanoparticles


Name: Soils (Geological term)
Description: A layer of earth's surface that has been subjected to and shows the effects of genetic and physical conditions of climate, living organisms, relief, and parent materials


Name: Baetic Cordillera (Mountain Range)
Description: Consists of the parallel mountain ranges of the Cordillera Penibética and the Cordillera Subbética


Name: public servants (Ireland) (Group of people)
Description: Employees forming the public service of Republic of Ireland


Name: AIs for people ages 15 and older (Health Concept)
Description: Average Requirement values defined by EFSA for individuals aged 15 and older


Name: - (Event)
Description: State of holding the first free elections since the end of a particular period


Name: Neolithic period (Historical Period)
Description: The period in which humans began to transition from nomadic hunter-gatherer tribes to settled agriculture.


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


Name: General de Gaulle's resignation on April 28, 1969 (political event)
Description: The resignation of General de Gaulle on April 28, 1969, which was a result of the May 1968 events in France.


Name: Knife-edge bearings for laboratory balances and precision pendulums (Object)
Description: Objects designed to reduce friction between moving parts.


Name: Saijō Castle (Castle)
Description: A castle located in Saijō


Name: Revolution in Contemporary Architecture (Event)
Description: A significant change or development in contemporary architecture


Name: Dog Skull (Anatomical structure)
Description: Red Fox Skull is distinguished from Dog Skull by narrower muzzles, less crowded premolars, more slender canine teeth, and concave rather than convex profiles


Name: Tennessee (Location)
Description: The location where the Tennessee pearl farm is situated.


Name: [12,500 species of vascular plants, 2,200 species of bryophytes, about 3,000 species of lichens, 7,000–9,000 species of algae, and 20,000–25,000 species of fungi] (Species)
Description: Various types of plants and fungi found in Russia


Name: Mickey Dugen (The Yellow Kid) (Character)
Description: First character in color comic strips


Name: Ipatovo, Sintashta, Arkaim, Pazyryk (archaeological sites)
Description: Sites bearing the earliest known traces of horses in warfare


Name: Anisotropy with extreme birefringence (0.271) (Physical Property)
Description: Property that helps distinguish it from diamond


Name: Fiordland (Area)
Description: A region in the southwestern corner of the South Island


Name: Hospitals and other institutions that need large volumes of pure oxygen gas (Institution)
Description: Institutions requiring large volumes of pure oxygen gas


Name: Zeolites (mineraloid)
Description: Name given to microporous, hydrous aluminosilicate minerals


Name: Hotter lower crustal rocks (Geological feature)
Description: Rocks at a higher temperature in the Earth's crust


Name: Deposits (Financial Asset)
Description: Funds placed by individuals or organizations in a financial institution.


Name: Another 19th-century Steelmaking Process (Process)
Description: The Siemens-Martin process which complemented the Bessemer process.


Name: Austrians (People)
Description: The inhabitants of Austria


Name: Luster (Crystal Luster)
Description: The luster varies widely, from diamond to glassy, some slightly transparent or opaque varieties have a greasy or waxy luster.


Name: Aros and Ardtornish (castles)
Description: Twin castles on the Isle of Mull


Name: Starting Qualification (Qualification)
Description: A required qualification to continue education


Name: Ferric Chloride (Chemical)
Description: A compound used as an etchant in photoengraving


Name: Kielland's novels and short stories (Literary Work)
Description: Novels and short stories by Kielland


Name: Pearl (Product)
Description: The end result of the grafting process


Name: Perejil Island (Geographical Feature)
Description: A small, uninhabited rocky islet located in the South shore of the Strait of Gibraltar.


Name: election laws (legislation)
Description: The rules governing presidential elections


Name: André Breton (Author)
Description: French author who is a key figure in the development of surrealism.


Name: Gabriele D'Annunzio (Author)
Description: Italian poet, playwright, and novelist.


Name: Atomic Carbon (Allotrope)
Description: Carbon in its atomic form


Name: P. M. de Respour (Person)
Description: A Flemish metallurgist and alchemist who reported extraction of metallic zinc from zinc oxide in 1668.


Name: Counterfeiting and Fraud Prevention Measures (Action)
Description: Modern coins are subject to counterfeiting and fraud prevention measures


Name: Entrance to the world to come (Concept)
Description: The concept of entrance to the world to come used as a metaphor for the Eastern Gate of Jerusalem


Name: Hydroxyl Radicals (Chemical Substance)
Description: Yet another entity that hydroxyl radicals can interact with in biological systems


Name: Steel products (Material)
Description: Products made from steel that undergo annealing


Name: IAI Laboratory Services (ILS) (program)
Description: A laboratory services program established by the IAI.


Name: 143rd out of 173 (Rank)
Description: In terms of press freedom, Tunisia was ranked 143rd out of 173.


Name: diverse_socioeconomic_community (GeographicArea)
Description: A city with a wide range of socioeconomic backgrounds and incomes


Name: diverse_and_exciting (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that offers a diverse and exciting experience, with something for everyone


Name: bonsai specimen tree (Horticulture)
Description: -


Name: Ancient civilizations (Civilization)
Description: Early human societies characterized by a specific culture and way of life


Name: Certain Biomass Feedstock (Classification)
Description: Biomass feedstocks whose classification as wastes is subject to debate


Name: metamorphic banded iron formations (Geological formation)
Description: Strata containing bands or layers of iron oxide minerals, originating from the chemical precipitation within lake environments.


Name: John D. Strong (Person)
Description: A person who used evaporation coating to make the first aluminium-coated telescope mirrors in the 1930s.


Name: Bryant–Denny Stadium (Stadium)
Description: A stadium located in Alabama that is the home of the Alabama football team.


Name: Slavic Languages (Languages)
Description: Languages whose alphabets are usually connected to dominant religion among respective ethnic groups


Name: Potassium Superoxide (Compound)
Description: An orange solid used as a portable source of oxygen and carbon dioxide absorber.


Name: Three Kingdoms and Jin Period (Historical Period)
Description: Period between 220-420 AD


Name: Federal Reserve (Regulator)
Description: Central banking system of the United States that serves as the central bank and regulates Fed-member state banks


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Indicates whether the Alps have numerous peaks over 4,000 meters


Name: 10 provinces (Administrative Division)
Description: Divisions within the country


Name: Hind feet (Anatomical part)
Description: The hind feet of the red fox


Name: Chain silicates (Classification of minerals)
Description: General category for minerals with interlocking chains of silicate tetrahedra


Name: Saarland (Region)
Description: German state in the west


Name: 1784 (Year)
Description: The year when New York City was established


Name: One of the major centers of Mississippian culture (Historical_location)
Description: A significant center during the Mississippian era


Name: Kolmozerskoye (Location)
Description: The largest lithium deposit in Russia located in Murmansk region


Name: High-brightness LEDs and power modules (Application of Semiconductors)
Description: Semiconductor applications that produce high-intensity light or manage power


Name: Gemstone (Classification)
Description: A broad category of minerals usually with a lustrous appearance and durability


Name: quantum dot light-emitting diodes (QDLEDs) (Electronic Component)
Description: A type of electroluminescent device that uses quantum dots as the emissive layer for a display or lighting application


Name: Women in Afghanistan (Group)
Description: Women living in Afghanistan


Name: eleven districts (administrative region)
Description: A division of Grisons for administrative purposes


Name: waist-length (physical attribute)
Description: one of its characteristics


Name: Crayola crayon called Purple Mountain Majesty (Color Crayon)
Description: A crayon formulated in 1993, inspired by the lyric in America the Beautiful.


Name: [17th and 18th centuries] (Time_Period)
Description: A period spanning from the late 1600s to the late 1700s


Name: Quark (particle)
Description: A type of elementary particle and a fundamental constituent of matter, being combined with other quarks to form protons and neutrons, the two types of particles that make up atomic nuclei.


Name: Brilliance (Diamond Attribute)
Description: The amount of incident light reflected back to the viewer


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Sites related to Marie Curie (Category)
Description: Sites related to Marie Curie's life and work that have been recognized as World Heritage Sites by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: Tracing of the sign of the cross (Religious Practice)
Description: The tradition for Christians to trace repeatedly on their foreheads the sign of the cross


Name: Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican cultures (Culture)
Description: Cultures that existed before the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Americas.


Name: Suillus luteus (Fungi)
Description: A fungus that protects young pine trees from copper toxicity


Name: noble population (SocialGroup)
Description: The small part of Russian population that had the possibility to get education


Name: Industrial engravers (Engraving machine)
Description: Large, industrial engraving machines


Name: Citrine (Gemstone)
Description: A less valuable gemstone that is sometimes confused with Topaz due to its golden brown to yellow color


Name: Emeralds and amber (gemstone or precious stone)
Description: Gemstones used in Roman jewellery


Name: Xinjiang (Province)
Description: Region where most Chinese jade today is extracted


Name: Diamond anvil cell (High-pressure experiment tool)
Description: A device used for high pressure experiments due to the high compressive yield strength, hardness, and transparency of diamond


Name: Geographical Indications in India (Concept)
Description: A concept referring to the geographical indications registered in India.


Name: Akrotiri (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site on the Greek island of Santorini, with early finds dating to the fourth millennium BCE.


Name: Under Pressures of Polonisation (Historical Event)
Description: Created under pressures of Polonisation


Name: world's largest wheat exporters (Country classification by commodity export)
Description: A designation indicating that Ukraine exports a significant amount of wheat, making it one of the world's leading exporters.


Name: Visualisations of deities and mandalas (Buddhist_practice)
Description: Important in Tibetan traditions


Name: Religious and allegorical symbolism (Symbolism Class)
Description: Symbolic meanings related to the objects depicted in still life paintings.


Name: 3.4 grams per day (Quantity)
Description: The average consumption of sodium by an individual in the United States.


Name: Franklin, New Jersey (borough)
Description: A borough in New Jersey, United States.


Name: Fe2+ and Ti4+ ions (chemical element impurity)
Description: Ions that, when substituted for Al3+, create localized areas of charge imbalance


Name: Horace-Bénédict de Saussure (Person)
Description: A naturalist who explored the regions of ice and snow in the Pennine Alps.


Name: X-ray, ultraviolet–visible, infrared, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (Spectroscopic method)
Description: Different types of spectroscopy used with nanoparticles


Name: Paofu (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese robe


Name: Mainland Area (Geographical Area)
Description: ROC territory outside the Taiwan Area


Name: Isle of Mull (Location)
Description: An island off the west coast of Scotland


Name: adventure and active travel in Greece (Travel style)
Description: Experiencing the thrill of exploration, adventure sports, and outdoor activities


Name: Ticino (geographical location)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: the former USSR (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The Soviet Union, during and after the Second World War


Name: Jade (Material)
Description: A hard, durable mineral, usually green in color, valued for carving into objects such as tools and ornaments


Name: coffinite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of uranium, silicon and oxygen


Name: melting_pot_of_ideas (GeographicArea)
Description: A city where innovative ideas are born and flourish


Name: Calcium (Chemical Element)
Description: A primary constituent of teeth and bones in humans and other vertebrates


Name: chemical composition or physical properties (Classification)
Description: Names based on chemical composition or physical properties are the two other major groups of mineral name etymologies


Name: These filings (Document)
Description: Filings used to determine sources of conflict minerals


Name: Van Hool NV (Company)
Description: a Belgian company, manufacturer of buses and coaches, based in Koningshooikt


Name: Ancient Sinhalese (Cultural Group)
Description: People of Sri Lanka in ancient times


Name: Minoan symbols (Artifact)
Description: Symbols from the Minoan civilization


Name: Diatom productivity in the upper ocean (Biological process)
Description: The process by which diatoms produce new cells, contributing to silicon export


Name: Severe burns (Medical condition)
Description: Burns that occur due to ingestion and contact with moisture on skin, eyes or mucous membranes


Name: Unit-cell-twinned sonolite with a b/4 glide plane (Crystal structure)
Description: The crystal structure of Jerrygibbsite


Name: Western Roman Empire (Latin) (empire)
Description: Ancient Roman empire in its final form, lasting from 286 to 476 AD


Name: Geophysics (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study of the physical properties of the Earth


Name: Nazi Germany (government_entity)
Description: The government of Germany during the period from 1933 to 1945 under Adolf Hitler's leadership


Name: Nanoparticle (Material)
Description: A small particle, in the nanometer range.


Name: Ether (Material)
Description: An organic compound that contains an oxygen atom connected to two alkyl or aryl groups.


Name: Province Nostra (HistoricalRegion)
Description: A Roman province located in the south of Gaul


Name: Mohs scale of hardness (level 7) (scale)
Description: A qualitative scratch method for determining the hardness of a material to abrasion


Name: all major cities (City)
Description: All major cities connected by the Dutch rail network


Name: Mandaean Art (art form)
Description: Art associated with Mandaeism as seen in illustrated manuscript scrolls


Name: Vietnamese Communist Party (Political Group)
Description: The ruling political party in Vietnam.


Name: Guru Nanak (Person)
Description: First of the ten Sikh Gurus and founder of Sikhism


Name: Tabarka Jazz Festival (Event)
Description: Tunisian jazz music festival


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: A North African country


Name: Stalin (Person)
Description: Josef Stalin was a Georgian revolutionary, politician, and dictator of the Soviet Union from the mid-1920s until his death in 1953.


Name: Quartzites in the nearby mountains (Geological_formation)
Description: Formations made of quartzite found in the nearby mountains


Name: Antiquity (Time Period)
Description: The ancient past, particularly referring to the period before the Roman Empire.


Name: The New York Red Bulls (Professional Soccer Team)
Description: A professional soccer team based in the New York metropolitan area


Name: St. Nikon (Historical figure)
Description: A Byzantine Greek monk who spread Christianity


Name: Natural dyes (Chemical Substances)
Description: Substances naturally produced for coloring before the 19th century


Name: Respiration, decay, and combustion (biological process)
Description: Processes that remove oxygen from the atmosphere


Name: France and Venice (Country)
Description: Countries supporting the Protestant party


Name: Removal of unmarried women's minor status (Legal Event)
Description: The legal event that ended the practice of keeping unmarried women in the status of minors


Name: Limestone Water (Natural Resource)
Description: Water rich in limestone minerals


Name: Modern metalworking processes (Process)
Description: The current and advanced methods used in metalworking.


Name: 1991 (year)
Description: the year the Soviet Union collapsed


Name: Protestant denominations (Religion)
Description: Branch of Christianity emphasizing the authority of the Bible


Name: silversmithing (Art_and_craft)
Description: The art and craft of creating jewellery or silverware from silver


Name: Acids (Substance)
Description: Chemical compounds that ionize to yield hydrogen cations (H+) in solution


Name: Quicklime (Product)
Description: Calcium oxide, obtained by heating limestone to a high temperature


Name: High School Athletics and Competitions in Missouri (Sports Competition)
Description: Governing body for high school sports competitions in Missouri


Name: Ural Mountains region (Russia) (Geographical Location)
Description: A mountain range in Russia


Name: Unused human potential (Potential)
Description: Human potential of creativity, compassion and understanding that was previously blocked and shut out


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Continental region where the Outokumpu site is located and other localities bear uvarovite


Name: Topaz Mountain (Utah) (Geographical location)
Description: Location where topaz crystallizes in vapor cavities of rhyolite lava flows


Name: Metals and Minerals (Natural Resource)
Description: Substances occurring in nature that have a definite chemical composition


Name: Observer (Living entity)
Description: The person or animal looking into the mirror


Name: All Equity Owners (Professionals)
Description: The professionals who own the equity of the professional business entity.


Name: Digestive Organs in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The organs that allow a sea urchin to break down food and absorb nutrients.


Name: universal compulsory schooling (Educational Policy)
Description: The policy of making it mandatory for all children to attend school


Name: Epidote (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: 7,210 km2 (2,784 sq mi) (Area)
Description: The water area of Italy


Name: Carthage (City)
Description: Principal Phoenician city in North Africa


Name: European routes E6 and E39 (TransportationRoute)
Description: Roads connecting Oppdal with other regions in Europe


Name: 4 times larger than the unit cell in the 'C' direction (Crystallography term)
Description: -


Name: waste (Substance)
Description: An object discarded, intended to be discarded or required to be discarded


Name: Mahayana Buddhist Tradition (Religious tradition)
Description: A broad genre of Buddhist scriptures that are considered original teachings of the Buddha by Mahayana Buddhists


Name: Celtic medieval manuscripts (Document)
Description: Verdigris was used in Celtic medieval manuscripts as early as the 5th century AD.


Name: Nacre (Material)
Description: A hard, iridescent mineral layer lining the inner shell of some molluscs


Name: Ātman (Concept)
Description: The Atman is indistinct from Brahman in the Advaita school


Name: Motivation (Emotion)
Description: The emotion that motivates East Asians more than their successes


Name: The International Congress of Americanists (Organization)
Description: An organization where Mexican scholars became active participants


Name: five unusual minerals and other minerals serving as reference for mineral phases formed at high temperature in the clinker of Portland cement (Mineral Assemblages)
Description: The minerals that make the Hatrurim Formation notable


Name: North Africa during the Middle Ages (Region)
Description: The northern part of the African continent


Name: Forest Area in Afghanistan (Natural Environment)
Description: The forested region within the country of Afghanistan.


Name: Large multi-figure type seals (Artifact)
Description: Seals of the large multi-figure type found in Shaft Grave Circles A and B


Name: Etruscan civilization (Culture)
Description: An ancient civilization in central Italy, dating from about the 8th or 7th century BCE to the mid-1st century BCE.


Name: Printmaking technique (Classification)
Description: A general term referring to the art of printing.


Name: Population and Demographics of U.S. States (Demographic Data)
Description: The demographics and populations of the states of the United States


Name: Golconda region (region)
Description: Region where blue diamonds have been discovered


Name: Lignite (Geological material)
Description: A soft, brown, combustible sedimentary rock formed from naturally compressed peat


Name: Homo erectus (Extinct Species)
Description: An extinct species of human that lived between 2.1 million to 50,000 years ago


Name: Guaqueros' Activities (Activity)
Description: Illegal mining activities by the Guaqueros


Name: the sunniest weather (Weather condition)
Description: Areas with higher frequency and duration of sunshine compared to other regions


Name: Antoine Laurent Lavoisier (Person)
Description: French chemist who claimed to have discovered the new substance independently.


Name: Potatoes (Staple Food)
Description: A significant production of potatoes


Name: Thacker Pass Lithium Mine (Location)
Description: A lithium mine in Nevada, United States


Name: HBO (Education System)
Description: Universities of professional education (applied sciences) in the Netherlands


Name: Andean-type plutons (geological formations)
Description: A type of igneous intrusion associated with the Andes


Name: Alloys of zinc with small amounts of copper, aluminium, and magnesium (Zinc alloy)
Description: Zamak being a specific type of the alloys in question


Name: Lion (Animal)
Description: The animal that replaced the peacock as the royal emblem of the Mauryan Empire.


Name: Scientific Method (Methodology)
Description: A systematic procedure that includes observation, measurement, experimentation, and hypotheses testing


Name: Environmental Parameters (Parameter)
Description: Factors in the environment that can affect a system or organism


Name: Quantum Effects (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Phenomena responsible for the color of gold or silicon nanopowders and suspensions


Name: Bonded abrasive (tool)
Description: A tool which can lead to health hazards in the form of dust produced (which may be ameliorated through the use of a lubricant)


Name: Unspecified location (Recovered in midwestern US) (Location)
Description: The unspecified location where the Lost City chondrite fell and was later recovered in the midwestern US


Name: Pre-Columbian Cultures (Cultural Period)
Description: Various cultures that existed before the arrival of Columbus in America


Name: Financial system of America (Economic system)
Description: As L. Frank Baum lived in a time when America was debating the use of paper money versus gold


Name: recognition (Recognition category)
Description: Award, acclaim, or positive critical reception for the TV series


Name: Silverware, platters, goblets, decorative utensils, ceremonial or religious items (Artifact class)
Description: Various objects made of precious metals for functional and decorative purposes


Name: Proteins and Enzymes (Biological Macromolecule)
Description: Complex organic molecules that are crucial for the function of organisms.


Name: Insurers (Business Entity)
Description: Insurance companies in the Netherlands


Name: Regional or Contact Metamorphism and Metasomatism (Geological Processes)
Description: Processes that lead to the formation of skarns.


Name: 1874 (time)
Description: Year when General Custer discovered gold in the Black Hills


Name: First Trace of Early Modern Human (species)
Description: the first trace of an early modern human, dated back to 45,000 years


Name: 0.77 angstroms (Number)
Description: A unit of length used to express the size of atoms and molecules


Name: Olivine (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium iron silicate mineral common in peridotites and basaltic rocks


Name: Molten metal, Diamond seeds (Substances)
Description: The molten metal and diamond seeds involved in the formation of large synthetic diamonds in the HPHT method.


Name: Tappan Zee Bridge (bridge)
Description: A bridge in Westchester County connecting it to Rockland County.


Name: Handball (Sport)
Description: The other important team sport in North Macedonia.


Name: Soldiers of the Fourth Crusade (Military Group)
Description: A military group who seized Constantinople in 1204.


Name: Spectacle frames (Product)
Description: Frames for eyeglasses


Name: water and hydrocarbon molecules from the ambient atmosphere (Molecule)
Description: Substances that attach to nanosized diamond's surface


Name: National Independence Day (Holiday)
Description: Celebrated on 19 August to mark the Anglo-Afghan Treaty of 1919 and the country's full independence


Name: Average Property Tax (Statistic)
Description: The average property tax in Cresciano


Name: Labour Party (political party)
Description: the other dominant political party in the UK since the 1920s


Name: Medicinal purposes (Application)
Description: Gold has long been used for medicinal purposes, usually as the metal itself.


Name: Probability of Electron-Hole Pair Generation (Physical Property)
Description: Probability of a semiconductor forming an electron-hole pair


Name: Red (Symbolizing blood) (Color Symbol)
Description: Color symbolizing the blood of Christ and the Christian martyrs in the rituals of the Roman Catholic Church


Name: Dietary Supplements (Product)
Description: Preparations containing vitamins, minerals, herbs or other botanicals, amino acids, enzymes, and concentrates that are intended to supplement the diet and provide health benefits


Name: Native American jewellery (Artwork)
Description: Personal adornment made by Native Americans


Name: Human Body (Organism)
Description: A biological organism made up of trillions of cells.


Name: Notion of an 'unconscious, millennia-old 'Berberness' fails to consider subtle social encounters and negotiations that influence artistic production (Concept)
Description: The idea that there is a deep and unchanging Berber identity reflected in their art ignores the complex interactions shaping artistic production


Name: Old English Name (Fea-berry) (Culture)
Description: An old English name indicating that the Gooseberry was similarly valued in Britain.


Name: most military standards (Standard)
Description: Manufacturing of essentially any piece of equipment that is used for military or defense purposes


Name: Horseshoes (Product)
Description: Shoes for horses


Name: Foliated rocks (Type of metamorphic rock)
Description: Rocks characterized by layering and the presence of lamellar minerals


Name: Mora Municipality (administrative division)
Description: A municipality in Dalarna County, Sweden


Name: three oceans (Ocean)
Description: -


Name: Distinguished visitor (Social Role)
Description: Visitors with significant importance or status


Name: Antibody, Protein and Complement Deposition (Biological Phenomena)
Description: The presence of antibodies, proteins, or complement in a sample, which may indicate disease


Name: Assyrians (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group that, according to a court ruling, should also be considered under the minority provisions of the Lausanne Treaty.


Name: metamorphosed limestones (geological_formation)
Description: -


Name: Chantry Academy (School)
Description: An academy located in Ipswich.


Name: Vals (area) (Area)
Description: An area used before written history


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: A country in southeastern Europe


Name: O-rings (Product application)
Description: Viton is mainly used in O-rings.


Name: Bulgaria (association)
Description: Possible association of the nephrite artifacts with Bulgaria based on their presence there


Name: Horta (Location)
Description: A town located on Faial Island, Azores


Name: Each república freshmen (Student)
Description: New students in a república


Name: red cross on a white field (symbol)
Description: Banner used by the Christian soldiers during the First Crusade


Name: 13 (Quantity)
Description: The number of supermarkets in Community District 12 for every bodega


Name: Johannes Kepler (1571–1630) (Astronomy)
Description: Johannes Kepler, German astronomer, mathematician, and astrologer, is famous for his laws of planetary motion


Name: Magnetic Phases (of Neodymium) (physical property)
Description: Complex magnetic phases of neodymium below 20 K


Name: cultural heritage (attraction)
Description: With ancient temples, bustling cities, picturesque villages, and traditional festivals


Name: Weather (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The state of the atmosphere at a given place and time.


Name: Famed Tunguska event (Historical event)
Description: An incident in 1908 that resulted from a hypervelocity impact of a relatively large stony or icy body


Name: [Basalt, Andesite, Rhyolite] (Geological formation)
Description: Examples of specific types of volcanic rocks


Name: Bulgarian disciples of Cyril and Methodius (social group)
Description: disciples of Cyril and Methodius who created the Cyrillic script


Name: High oxygen fugacity conditions (Geological_processes)
Description: Conditions characterized by a high oxygen fugacity


Name: High or low tides (Natural phenomena)
Description: Effects of the tide jewels on the sea level


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States, located on the east coast of the U.S. state of New York.


Name: Genus Pavo and Genus Afropavo (Genus)
Description: Two bird genera that include peafowl species


Name: Hispania (Historical region)
Description: Roman name for the Iberian Peninsula during its rule


Name: French community (demographic)
Description: The French community living in Westchester County.


Name: Another significant fraction of Taiwan's population (Demographic group)
Description: A substantial portion of Taiwan's population who are descendants of Han Chinese immigrants in the late 1940s and early 1950s.


Name: Bavarian government (Government)
Description: The government of Bavaria, Germany


Name: Seals (Document authentication methods)
Description: Methods that are not commonly used by private citizens in western countries today


Name: 2019 to 2023 (Time period)
Description: The time period when Germany was one of the top five arms exporters


Name: Samba-reggae, Maracatu, Frevo and Afoxê (Music Styles)
Description: The Brazilian Carnivals have contributed to the growing popularity of Samba-reggae, Maracatu, Frevo, and Afoxê.


Name: Assizes of Romania (Law)
Description: The Assizes of Romania were a set of legal codes promulgated in the Kingdom of England by Henry II in 1189.


Name: Electronic health records in Algeria's healthcare system (Information technology)
Description: The implementation of electronic health records (EHR) for improved patient care and management of information within the Algerian healthcare system


Name: People (user)
Description: The users of seals.


Name: boron plant capacity (Capacity)
Description: The capacity expansion of Rio Tinto Group's boron plant


Name: mound (Technical Term)
Description: An artificial hill


Name: elites and peasants (SocialClass)
Description: individuals of high status or common people


Name: Steel type (Material)
Description: Type of steel


Name: Australian National University (University)
Description: An institution in Canberra, Australia where Carbon Nanofoam was discovered


Name: South Africa (Country)
Description: A country located at the southern tip of the African continent


Name: Producing multiples of the same artwork (Artwork Creation)
Description: The capacity for printmaking processes to produce multiple identical artworks, not applicable to monotyping.


Name: Space Race (Scientific Competition)
Description: Competition between the U.S. and the Soviet Union to achieve space exploration milestones


Name: Kuber (historical figure)
Description: Bulgar ruler who led a group of Christians called Sermesianoi and settled in the region of Pelagonia


Name: oxygen (Incorrect name for oxygen)
Description: A name Lavoisier mistakenly gave to oxygen


Name: US service academies, the Naval Postgraduate School, and military staff colleges (Educational Institution)
Description: A group of educational institutions directly funded by the U.S. federal government


Name: Ming dynasty-style (Historical period or style)
Description: The style of clothing fastening to the right side during the Ming dynasty.


Name: The craft of inlaying black marble (Craft)
Description: -


Name: families resisting the rule of the Mongols (group of people)
Description: families that were opposed to Mongol rule


Name: Chemical containers (Object)
Description: Objects used for storing and transporting chemicals.


Name: Dragon's Hole (Drachloch) (cave)
Description: A cave located above the village of Vattis in St. Gallen, Switzerland, where radiocarbon-dated charcoal placed around 50,000 years ago was found.


Name: Warm and inviting Greece (Attraction)
Description: A traveler's paradise for those seeking sun, sand, and sea


Name: October 2006 general elections (Election Event)
Description: General elections held in October 2006


Name: Use of Seals (Action)
Description: The practice of using seals in official transactions


Name: Grey noise (sound engineering term)
Description: Random noise subjected to an equal-loudness contour


Name: Boxer Rebellion (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A rebellion against foreign influence in China at the end of the 19th century


Name: Tackling Internal Fraud (Guidance document)
Description: Document providing instructions for tackling internal fraud in central government departments


Name: Jewish Population in Netherlands (Region)
Description: The region where the Jewish population was affected during the Holocaust.


Name: Diamond and Graphite (Crystalline forms of carbon)
Description: Examples of allotropy of carbon


Name: Clarity to a lesser extent (Classification)
Description: A factor that determines the quality of an emerald, but to a lesser extent


Name: Local traditions and the art of ancient Egypt (Traditions and Art)
Description: Influences that shaped Greek artistic production


Name: Abraham Bloteling (Person)
Description: An Amsterdam printmaker who used mezzotint technique in the late 17th century.


Name: +1, 0, -1, or even -2 (OxidationState)
Description: -


Name: Hierarchical Scheme for the naming and classification of mineral groups (Classification System)
Description: A hierarchical system for naming and classifying minerals


Name: Carbon cycle (Geological process)
Description: The cycling of Carbon through the Earth, ocean, and atmosphere


Name: Proterozoic Eon (geological eons)
Description: The eon spanning from approximately 2,500 to 541 million years ago, characterized by the development of complex life forms


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species to which all modern human beings belong


Name: entire scenes (called 'Pictorial Style') (Mycenaean art)
Description: Art depicting warriors, chariots, horses and deities.


Name: Extracellular Volume (Physiological Volume)
Description: Space outside the cells


Name: Tasmanian tektites (Geological Object)
Description: Black glass balls found in Tasmania


Name: economic_growth, job_creation and innovation (Economy)
Description: Important outcomes of investment


Name: Southwest Wind (Wind)
Description: Comes from the southwest and brings frequent spells of mild and wet weather from the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Spanish-American War (Historical Event)
Description: A conflict fought between Spain and the United States from April 21, 1898, to December 10, 1898, in which the U.S. won control of Cuba, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines.


Name: Hari Singh Nalwa (Person)
Description: A general in the Sikh Khalsa Army


Name: most common nanoparticles used in various product types (Classification of Material)
Description: The table lists the most frequently used nanoparticles across different product categories


Name: Cast Pieces (Gold Jewelry Components)
Description: Components made from gold and created through casting


Name: Overthrow of Kamakura Shogunate (Historical Event)
Description: The overthrow of the Kamakura shogunate by Emperor Go-Daigo in 1336.


Name: six metals above it (Set of Metals)
Description: Referring to the six metals mentioned in the text excluding gold and iron


Name: Ahmet Ertegun, Nükhet Ruacan and Kerem Görsev (Musicians)
Description: Internationally acclaimed Turkish jazz and blues musicians and composers


Name: Orange Colour (Reddish-Brown) (Colour)
Description: The colour referred to as 'orange' in mid-16th century England


Name: Louis Bonaparte (person)
Description: Napoleon's brother who governed the Kingdom of Holland


Name: Branches of Mohammed V University (Educational institution)
Description: The branches located in Rabat, Casablanca and Fès


Name: Africa (GeographicalEntity)
Description: Continent


Name: Performance Art (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the mid-20th century and continues into the 21st century.


Name: regional headquarters of Procter & Gamble (Business entity)
Description: Regional office for Procter & Gamble


Name: 75 Men (Group)
Description: A group of 75 men who quarried the die


Name: Any sports league in the world (League)
Description: -


Name: Aristocrats during the Grand Tour (Historical Event)
Description: Aristocrats during the Grand Tour who visited Italy


Name: High-precision part (Product)
Description: Parts or tools produced by machinists


Name: Baldwin and Mobile counties (Alabama) (Geographical Area)
Description: Counties in Alabama that were under the control of the Republic of West Florida from 1810 to 1812


Name: Western Anatolia (Geographical Location)
Description: The western part of modern-day Turkey


Name: Harry H. Hess (Person)
Description: Geologist and academic


Name: International Relations and Conflict (Politics)
Description: The way in which countries interact with one another, including diplomatic relations and military conflicts


Name: Philip II of France (person)
Description: King of France from 1180 to 1223


Name: Metasomatic liquid (Geological substance)
Description: Liquid that is a key component in metasomatism.


Name: Taiwan Prefect Yang Tingli (Official)
Description: The prefect of Taiwan in the late 18th century


Name: Individuals and Organizations (Group)
Description: Entities who have official seals


Name: French Republic (Political Entity)
Description: The new French Republic that Spain went to war against


Name: Other species like Archaeopsylla erinacei (Parasite)
Description: A type of flea


Name: Most metals (Metal)
Description: To form silicides


Name: University and Institution Center (Category)
Description: A city that plays a significant role in the development, operation, and education at various universities and institutions.


Name: Acid (10% HCl) (Chemical Substance)
Description: A dilute acid used to test minerals


Name: Likodra river (River)
Description: A river that flows into the Jadar River from the left.


Name: High income (income level)
Description: Individuals or households with an annual income above a certain threshold, often used for luxury tax calculations


Name: City of Karlovy Vary (Location)
Description: A city in the Czech Republic.


Name: 3 million Arabs (Population)
Description: The population of Arabs in Algeria during Napoleon III's declaration


Name: color (Category)
Description: The general category for all colors.


Name: Gaseous uranium hexafluoride (UF6) (Chemical compound)
Description: The gas used in the enrichment process


Name: Devils Tower (Geographical Feature)
Description: A monolithic rock formation in Wyoming


Name: Tainan (City)
Description: A city in southern Taiwan


Name: Process of Producing Synthetic Blue Sapphire (Process)
Description: The method that Verneuil patented for producing synthetic blue sapphire


Name: Grave stele of Avele Feluske (Artifact)
Description: An Etruscan artifact where the fasces is depicted


Name: Historical Slavic Languages (Languages)
Description: Geographically split languages derived from Proto-Slavic


Name: Le Vian (Company)
Description: The company that worked with the supplier Rio Tinto and partnered with Signet Jewelers


Name: Mouloud Feraoun, Malek Bennabi, Malek Haddad, Moufdi Zakaria, Abdelhamid Ben Badis, Mohamed Laïd Al-Khalifa, Mouloud Mammeri, Frantz Fanon, and Assia Djebar (Authors)
Description: Authors who contributed to the emergence of Algerian literature


Name: Residents Attending Schools Outside Maggia (Student Class)
Description: Eleven residents of Maggia who attend schools located outside the municipality


Name: London Protocol in 1830 (Treaty)
Description: Treaty that recognized the independence of Greece


Name: Basalt (Volcanic Rock)
Description: A very common volcanic rock with low silica content


Name: Portmanteau (New Word Created)
Description: A word created by blending two other words


Name: Apalyres (Fortress)
Description: The fortress of Apalyres is a castle located on the island of Naxos.


Name: Synchronized Swimming (Sport)
Description: A sport combining swimming, dance, and gymnastics elements


Name: Autonomous communities (Political division)
Description: Regions in Spain with legislative and executive autonomy


Name: Manyara Region, Tanzania (Location)
Description: The place where Tsavorite was first discovered


Name: Jean Baptiste Tavernier (Person)
Description: A French traveler and jeweler who traveled extensively in Asia


Name: electron microscope specimens (subject)
Description: -


Name: Paleolithic (Time Period)
Description: The earliest period of the Stone Age


Name: 51.6% male and 48.4% female (Gender Distribution)
Description: -


Name: National Assembly (Assemblée nationale) and Senate (legislative body)
Description: Lower and upper houses in the French Parliament.


Name: Fire-Subside (person)
Description: A person in the Kojiki, likely a deity


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A country located in South America


Name: Great Sphinx (Monumental Sculpture)
Description: A sculpture that is at least 4,500 years old


Name: Austrian Galicia (Region)
Description: A historical region in Central Europe, located within present-day Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Austria


Name: $53 billion of foreign exchange remittances (Monetary value)
Description: money sent back to the country by its citizens working abroad


Name: 35 (Numeric Value)
Description: This rule of thumb helps to distinguish andesite from basalt


Name: Jurchens (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group that originated in Manchuria and was the dominant ethnic group in China during the Jin dynasty


Name: Taipei (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Taiwan


Name: Tonalite-Trondhjemite-Granodiorite or TTG suite (Geological Feature)
Description: A distinctive group of granitic rocks that represent an important early phase in the formation of continental crust


Name: Altava (City)
Description: The capital city of the Mauro-Roman Kingdom


Name: Red, Green, Blue (Primary Colors) (Color)
Description: Three colors used as the basis for most additive color systems


Name: Afsluitdijk (Infrastructure)
Description: One of the projects included in Zuiderzee Works


Name: Alice Dowse (Person)
Description: The mother of Alice Mary Weeks, birth name


Name: Mir pipe and Udachnaya pipe (Mine)
Description: Significant diamond mines in Russia


Name: Claus process (Industrial Process)
Description: The industrial process for converting hydrogen sulfide to sulfur


Name: Control of electrolyte balance (Physiological Process)
Description: The regulation of levels of ions within the body.


Name: Lowlands along the river Rába (Geographical Area)
Description: A region along the Rába River


Name: dodecahedral crystal habit, trapezohedron habit, hexoctahedral habit (Crystal habits)
Description: Six-sided, four-sided and three six-faced crystals


Name: New York (City)
Description: Renamed to New Orange during Third Anglo-Dutch War


Name: Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitänsmütze (word)
Description: German compound word meaning 'Danube-Steamboat-Shipping Company captain['s] hat'


Name: Glass coffin featured in Snow White tale (object of fairy tales)
Description: The glass coffin that appears in the Snow White story


Name: Ankara (City)
Description: The city where the animal breed originated


Name: Marble mining and sculpting (Economic activity)
Description: The main economic activities in Peccia since 1946


Name: Melanin (Pigment)
Description: A pigment responsible for the coloration in many organisms


Name: a life expectancy at birth exceeding 78 years (Concept)
Description: High average lifespan for the population


Name: Council of Europe (International Organization)
Description: An international organization that promotes democracy, human rights, and the rule of law


Name: UEFA Euro 2008 (sporting event)
Description: Won in 2008


Name: Significant Foreign Nationals in Belgium (List)
Description: Italian, French, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese as of 2007


Name: Freshwater mussels (Species)
Description: Freshwater and saltwater pearls may sometimes look quite similar, but they come from different sources.


Name: Jorge Reynolds Pombo (Person)
Description: Electrical engineer who invented the first external artificial pacemaker with internal electrodes