Name: Anisotropism (Property)
Description: A key characteristic in identifying kyanite, with two distinctly different hardness values on perpendicular axes.


Name: High hardness (Property)
Description: Corundum has a high hardness of 9.0 on the Mohs scale.


Name: White marble (Material)
Description: -


Name: North East England, Wales, South West (Region)
Description: Regions of the United Kingdom with less than 5% ethnic minorities


Name: Algiers (City)
Description: The capital city of Algeria


Name: Mesopotamian archaeological sites (Archaeological Site)
Description: Ancient sites in Mesopotamia


Name: And shaping German policy on issues such as migration, security, and economic policy (Political parties)
Description: The CDU/CSU has been a powerful force in German politics, particularly on issues related to security, migration, and the economy


Name: AA'-graphite (allotrope_of_carbon)
Description: An allotrope of carbon similar to graphite, but with differently positioned layers


Name: Challenge in Zinc Research and Diagnosis (Issue)
Description: A challenge in the field of zinc research and diagnosis


Name: Flashlights, automotive lighting, and other applications that require bright light (Application)
Description: Used in flashlights, automotive lighting, and other applications that require bright light


Name: Dress Parade (1949) (Event)
Description: Dress parade that caused a stir due to vibrant pink colors


Name: Chemical Properties (Property)
Description: The properties that make these types of devices extremely dangerous


Name: Fertility and Happiness (LifeState)
Description: A state or quality of being productive, growing, or reproducing


Name: one recitation of all of the stanzas within the prayer wheel (action)
Description: Recitation of prayers


Name: September 2008 general elections (Election Event)
Description: General elections held in September 2008


Name: Metal (Physical State)
Description: A good electrical conductor


Name: 1973 (year)
Description: Year Polisario movement was formed


Name: Gloves (Protective equipment)
Description: Articles of clothing worn for protection, especially against injury or infection


Name: Terror management theory (Theory)
Description: Psychological theory positing that culture is a series of activities and worldviews that provide humans with the basis for perceiving themselves as 'person[s] of worth within the world of meaning.'


Name: obesity (MedicalCondition)
Description: A medical condition characterized by excessive body fat


Name: Czech healthcare (healthcare system)
Description: The healthcare system of the Czech Republic


Name: The state's governor (Politician)
Description: Operate under the command of the state's governor


Name: Web color coral (Color)
Description: A shade of orange display in web context


Name: Wales (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom


Name: Internal Brilliance (Brilliance Category)
Description: The light borne out by the quality of a finished gem's polish


Name: Extraordinary complexity (Quality)
Description: Quality that made Portuguese Filigree famous.


Name: streets connecting Riverdale and Kingsbridge (Road)
Description: Streets in Kingsbridge


Name: High energy river systems on the eastern slopes of the Rockies in southern Alberta (Geographical Area)
Description: Location where the best grade of gem-quality Ammolite is found


Name: imitation pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Reveals they are completely smooth.


Name: Untreated Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: Sapphire that has not undergone any heat treatment


Name: north-east coast of Australia (coastline)
Description: coastline of Australia


Name: cosmic ray spallation of oxygen (Process)
Description: A process that produces 10Be in the Earth's atmosphere


Name: Percy Bysshe Shelley (Person)
Description: English Romantic poet and author


Name: Refugees and asylum seekers entering EU from Turkey (Migration Event)
Description: People seeking refuge or asylum in the European Union, coming from Turkey


Name: Pope Yeatman (Person)
Description: An American mining engineer and consultant.


Name: Kidneys (Organ)
Description: Vital organs in the human body responsible for excretory and endocrine functions


Name: An artist trained in drawing (Profession)
Description: A person who is skilled at drawing, and can apply this skill to the technique of etching.


Name: 'Great Vlachia' (geographical area)
Description: Aromanian: Vlãhia Mari


Name: Axe-shaped Ingots (Grivnas) (Artefacts)
Description: Metal objects shaped like axes, found in large numbers in fortresses.


Name: Battle of Tit (Military Conflict)
Description: The battle in which French forces defeated Ahaggar Tuareg in 1902.


Name: Wombats (Animal)
Description: Marsupials with short legs and stout bodies


Name: nāranj (Arabic term for fruit)
Description: Term for the orange fruit in Arabic.


Name: Kashmir sapphire (mineral)
Description: High quality sapphire originating from Kashmir, India


Name: Greeks (Culture)
Description: An ancient culture that originated in Greece and was responsible for significant cultural, artistic, philosophical, and political achievements


Name: Etching (Process)
Description: The process that removes unwanted parts of the silicon wafer.


Name: Home appliances (Class: Household item)
Description: A device or tool used in a private household.


Name: Ice hockey (Activity)
Description: A fast-paced winter sport played on ice with a puck and two teams using sticks to score goals.


Name: Middle continental crust (Geological formation)
Description: The middle part of the continental crust, dominated by metamorphic rock that has reached the amphibolite facies.


Name: northwestern Mexico (location)
Description: The region from where the Nahuas migrated.


Name: Carthage Film Festival (Event)
Description: Annual film festival held in October and November of every other year, showcasing films from the Maghreb, Africa, and the Middle East


Name: Medieval Christendom (Time Period)
Description: The period of Christian history that lasted from the 4th to the 16th century AD


Name: Tobermory Golf Club (Erray Park) (Organization)
Description: A golf club located in Tobermory, Erray Park


Name: Popularity of Blue for Boys (Trend)
Description: The popularity of blue color for boys that was influenced by the fashion of blue sailor suits


Name: Melanocyte (Cell Type)
Description: A specialized cell that produces melanin.


Name: Andalusian Autonomous Government (Junta de Andalucía) (institution)
Description: Institution of self-government in the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, Spain


Name: Winter Olympic Games (Sporting event)
Description: An international multi-sport event that takes place over more than a century, involving winter sports.


Name: Legislation Proposal and Decision Implementation (EC) during EU Membership (Greece) (Policy Impact)
Description: Greece was affected by legislation proposals and decision implementations of the European Commission during its EU membership.


Name: Jörg Jenatsch (Person)
Description: A leader of the anti-Habsburg troops in the Grisons


Name: silicon dioxide (SiO2) and various metal ions such as calcium, magnesium, iron, aluminum and potassium (Composition)
Description: Garnets are composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2) and various metal ions such as calcium, magnesium, iron, aluminum, and potassium.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded by Siddhartha Gautama, also known as the Buddha


Name: Sintered carbide and oxide materials (Materials)
Description: Abrasives made from sintered carbide and oxide


Name: Television (Medium)
Description: Television as the most important factor in the popular culture of Brazilian society


Name: Maori of New Zealand (Indigenous Peoples)
Description: Indigenous group from New Zealand


Name: Kofun period (time period)
Description: An archaeological time period in Japan's history


Name: pre-Roman substrate (AncientCulture)
Description: The culture existing before the arrival of the Romans


Name: Historicization (historical_phenomenon)
Description: Preceded later nationalism in Hindu religions


Name: write directly on an electronic screen using a stylus (Action or function)
Description: The ability for users to write with a stylus directly onto the device's screen


Name: Satan (Character)
Description: The angel who, according to Christian tradition, rebelled against God and is the personification of evil.


Name: British mezzotint collecting (Collecting Activity)
Description: A craze in Britain from about 1760 to the Great Crash of 1929


Name: Judges and supervisors of the Tlatelolco market (Authority figures)
Description: The pochteca served as judges and supervisors in the Tlatelolco market.


Name: Erythrosine (Substance)
Description: Organoiodine compound, a derivative of fluorone.


Name: McLaren Formula One team (Racing Team)
Description: A racing team competing in Formula One championship


Name: Wiener Werkstatte (art_collective)
Description: Another important center of art jewelry production


Name: Gemstone (Physical Characteristic)
Description: An optical phenomenon within a gemstone that makes it valuable


Name: administrative divisions of Halland (Administrative division)
Description: Regions under the authority of Halland


Name: Similar words in many Germanic languages (Language construct)
Description: Words derived from the same origin or having a common root


Name: Impact Melt (Geological Component)
Description: Liquid rock formed from the heat and pressure released during a meteor impact


Name: Radioactive waste management (Process)
Description: The process of managing radioactive waste


Name: corruption (Crime)
Description: Association with corruption cases.


Name: Court eunuchs (Occupation)
Description: Officials responsible for serving the emperor and his household in the Song dynasty.


Name: Calatrava (Location)
Description: A location where some of the Berber mercenaries were placed


Name: Muza (Emporium)
Description: Ancient trading place


Name: Padaung women (Myanmar) (culture)
Description: Culture that place large golden rings around their necks as a form of body modification


Name: Society (Group)
Description: A group of people who share a common culture, often living in the same geographic area


Name: Galician octopus-based polbo á feira and shellfish dishes (Food)
Description: Known seafood of Galicia.


Name: Leizu (person)
Description: The Yellow Emperor's consort who was also revered as the Goddess of sericulture


Name: 72.2 persons per km2 (Density)
Description: The population density of North Macedonia


Name: BoneFormation (Process)
Description: The process by which bones are formed and replaced


Name: Desalination Plants (Water Treatment Facility)
Description: To remove salt from seawater


Name: American Football (Sport)
Description: A team sport played with an oval-shaped ball.


Name: 2007 (Year)
Description: Year when the program was launched


Name: Nassau and Suffolk counties (Location)
Description: Counties on Long Island, New York, United States


Name: Language (Method of Communication)
Description: The methods of communication used in Spain, including the national language and regional dialects.


Name: Soviet Vienna offensive (Military operation)
Description: An attack carried out by the Soviet Union on Vienna


Name: Bleu ciel (Color)
Description: The French term for sky blue.


Name: [Not provided in the text] (Township)
Description: The townships of Alleghany County as listed on its official website


Name: Former Soviet Republic of Kazakhstan (Country)
Description: A country in Central Asia


Name: - (Magnetic property)
Description: α-hematite displays spin canting as a result of lattice distortions


Name: Mint (Location)
Description: Coins are produced in mints


Name: Kidney Artery (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Artery supplying the kidneys


Name: Martin Rapaport (Person)
Description: CEO of Rapaport Group of New York


Name: 29% Manganese (Compound)
Description: A significant component of manganese nodules.


Name: Immigrant Population of Spain (Quantity)
Description: The population growth in Spain is also fuelled by large numbers of immigrants


Name: Iron group of elements (Group of Elements)
Description: A group of elements that includes iron, manganese, cobalt and nickel


Name: needs and means (concepts)
Description: Factors influencing the development of buildings


Name: Post-transition metal (Object)
Description: A metallic element that lies beyond the transition metals in the periodic table.


Name: Bohemian Revolt (Historical Event)
Description: The rebellion against Habsburg rule in Bohemia that led to the Thirty Years' War


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: He fought for control of Italy against foreign monarchs.


Name: Mobile Phones, Laptop and Tablet Computers, Cameras, and Other Electronic Components (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices using electronic circuits that require processing, switching, and communication of electrical signals


Name: A blend of architectural styles influenced by the historical context (Interpretation)
Description: An interpretation of the architectural design of the Parthenon, suggesting that it reflects the cultural and political climate of its time.


Name: Steel pipes and storage vessels (Material structure)
Description: Structures used to store and transmit oxygen.


Name: Type I clathrate structure (Chemical Structure Name)
Description: The Weaire–Phelan structure is usually known as a 'type I clathrate structure' in chemistry


Name: in the Late Bronze Age (Era)
Description: Time period when the palace of Knossos was under Mycenaean control


Name: Human habitation of Australia (event)
Description: The earliest known human habitation of the Australian continent began approximately 50,000 to 65,000 years ago.


Name: Kingdom of Italy (Country)
Description: A country that united the entire Italian Peninsula


Name: Figurative art (Art Style)
Description: Art depicting figures or forms


Name: Ming dynasty (1368–1644) (Historical Period)
Description: A historical period in China lasting from 1368 to 1644


Name: Heavy exposure effects (Health Effect)
Description: Exposure of miners to manganese was associated with a form of Parkinson's disease


Name: Regulations for Protection of Urban Wildlife (Subject)
Description: Rules to safeguard Urban Red Foxes from harm


Name: Principality of Qandahar (Political Entity)
Description: A historic political entity in Afghanistan


Name: Kōno clan (Political Entity)
Description: A powerful clan in Japan


Name: size of the oyster (biological entity)
Description: The large size of the Tahitian pearl-producing oyster allows for larger pearls.


Name: Thracian culture (Culture)
Description: One of the cultures where torcs were found from around the 8th century BC to the 3rd century AD.


Name: Continental Shelf Environments (Geographical Location)
Description: Locations where nodular chert is particularly common


Name: Ceramic Tableware (Material of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made from ceramic materials such as earthenware, stoneware, bone china or porcelain


Name: 50% of funding for the Ipswich Museum (Financial Responsibility)
Description: A financial responsibility held by Ipswich Borough Council


Name: Yule Marble (Geological Formation)
Description: A unique marble formation in the United States


Name: Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace (Film)
Description: An Oscar-winning film adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's epic War and Peace, directed by Sergey Bondarchuk between 1961–68


Name: Oceanic crust (Geological formation)
Description: Oceanic crust of the Earth


Name: Amazonite (Mineral)
Description: A green mineral


Name: Norwegian–Swedish Union (HistoricalState)
Description: The union of Norway and Sweden that existed from 1319 to 1905


Name: Gold Plates/Curls (Material)
Description: Objects used to decorate the oorijzer.


Name: Continental drift theory (scientific theory)
Description: The theory that suggests continents have moved across the Earth's surface over geological timescales.


Name: Cataclasites at depths where temperatures exceed 300 °C (572°F) (Geological Feature)
Description: Depths where plastic deformation takes over from brittle fracture


Name: French Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period of radical political and social upheaval in France


Name: Tomb of Djehuty, Egypt, Uluburun shipwreck off the coast of Turkey (Archaeological Sites)
Description: Locations where pomegranate remains were found.


Name: migrants from Sub-Saharan Africa (Individuals)
Description: The individuals who are migrants from Sub-Saharan Africa living in Spain.


Name: Republic of China (Taiwan) (Country)
Description: The country itself


Name: Mallorca (Location)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea belonging to Spain


Name: Other Afroasiatic speakers in Africa (ethnic group)
Description: Groups speaking Afroasiatic languages in Africa


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: The Nile River valley between its 50th and 30th north parallel coordinates


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe


Name: Radioactive waste, explosive waste, and electronic waste respectively (Types of hazardous waste)
Description: Examples of types of hazardous waste


Name: [Velázquez, Murillo (Seville) and Picasso (Málaga)] (painters)
Description: Andalusia is the birthplace of painters such as Velázquez, Murillo in Seville and Picasso in Málaga.


Name: laws regarding the official dress (Law)
Description: The decreed laws about the design and symbolism of the official gowns


Name: until about the 1980s-1990s (Time Period)
Description: The period when the concept of the priming effect was widely disregarded


Name: Environmental Performance Index (Index)
Description: A global ranking that measures a country's commitment to environmental sustainability


Name: Wikipedia:Suffolk (Location)
Description: The Wikipedia page for Suffolk, England


Name: Buddhism (religion)
Description: Buddhism


Name: Strained quartz grains (Geological Entity)
Description: Quartz grains under stress in sedimentary rock.


Name: Italian pasta dishes (cuisine)
Description: pasta dishes adapted from Italian sources in the United States


Name: Need for foreign investment in Algeria (Requirement)
Description: The need for Algeria to attract foreign investment.


Name: Primitive Hexagonal Nickel Sublattice (Sublattice)
Description: One of the two interpenetrating sublattices in the nickel arsenide structure.


Name: Collapsed caldera of an older volcano (Geological Feature)
Description: The collapsed caldera of a previous volcano where Mount Somma is located.


Name: agate (mineral)
Description: A variety of chalcedony, a mineral on the silica tetrahedra mineral group


Name: Carthage (Ancient City)
Description: A prominent and powerful Phoenician city-state that was located in North Africa, founded by the Phoenicians


Name: Berber silversmiths (Occupation)
Description: Craftsmen responsible for creating the Berber cultures jewellery.


Name: Minoans (people)
Description: Ancient civilization that inhabited Crete and some surrounding islands


Name: Engraver (Profession)
Description: An individual who creates engravings on metal plates using a stylus


Name: Present day (continuing) (Timeframe)
Description: The current time period, continuing from the year the text was written.


Name: the spiritual journey: a journey from the natural earth to the celestial heavens (concept)
Description: The symbolic representation of birds in Chinese culture


Name: ruler's name (Specific design element)
Description: To guarantee their worth and value


Name: distribution of porosity (physical property)
Description: The presence and arrangement of empty spaces or holes within a material


Name: Barton Mines Corporation (Company)
Description: Supplies about 90% of the world's garnet


Name: 21 million second-language speakers (PopulationStatistic)
Description: Estimated number of people who use Italian as a second language


Name: Faial Island (Island)
Description: An island in the Azores archipelago


Name: Aramaic Language (language)
Description: Language used for the names on the seals from South Arabia


Name: sunglow (Color)
Description: A Crayola crayon color formulated in 1990


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


Name: Larne F.C. (Football Club)
Description: A professional football club that plays in the NIFL Premiership.


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: The process of changing a rock's properties and chemistry due to temperature and pressure changes.


Name: Geobacter (Proteobacterium)
Description: A proteobacterium that bioremediates uranium in groundwater


Name: Tourism in Morocco (Sector)
Description: Tourism sector of Morocco


Name: Western Art and Design (Art Form)
Description: Influenced by Arabesque art since the 19th century


Name: Vegetable proteins (Nutrient)
Description: A type of nutrient that was rich in the Aztec diet.


Name: Main islands of Japan (Geographical region)
Description: The main islands: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu


Name: Well-cut 0.90ct diamond and poorly cut 1.00ct diamond (Set of two diamonds)
Description: Two diamonds with different visual appearances even though they have the same weight


Name: Adastral Park (Science Park)
Description: former location of British Telecom Research Laboratories


Name: beams of electromagnetic radiation in a regular, pulsating pattern (event)
Description: A pulsar is a highly magnetized, rotating neutron star that emits beams of electromagnetic radiation in a regular, pulsating pattern.


Name: State University Systems (Educational Institution)
Description: Primary education providers in the U.S.


Name: Global Financial Crisis (EconomicEvent)
Description: The global financial crisis that followed had a major effect on New Zealand


Name: Paris (City)
Description: The capital city of France


Name: 2007 Gran Consiglio election (Election)
Description: The 2007 Gran Consiglio election in Maggia, Switzerland


Name: Italy men's basketball team (Team)
Description: The national team of Italy that plays basketball


Name: Victims' Attention and Reparations Process (Process)
Description: A process aimed at addressing the needs of victims of armed conflict.


Name: St. Anthony of Padua (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Anthony of Padua, a Catholic friar


Name: wealthier females (Group)
Description: Wealthier females wore Byzantine jewellery


Name: Gloucester, Massachusetts (Location)
Description: Place of birth


Name: Spessarträuber (Group)
Description: A group of bandits operating in Spessart during the Thirty Years' War


Name: Leagues (Group of Historical Leagues)
Description: The leagues


Name: Naxian Marble's Crystals (Crystal)
Description: The crystals found within Naxian marble.


Name: HRD Grading System (HRD) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by the HRD.


Name: Thunderstorm (Meteorological Phenomenon)
Description: A storm associated with the presence of lightning and its rumblings of thunder.


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


Name: Supernovae (Astronomical Event)
Description: Massive stellar explosions that result from the gravitational collapse of a massive star.


Name: Study of seals (field of study)
Description: The field of study dedicated to the study of seals


Name: nearly 400 provincial districts (administrative_division)
Description: The administrative divisions of Afghanistan at a lower level


Name: Economic entity (concept)
Description: An individual, business, or organization that produces or consumes goods and services in the economy


Name: Metamorphic rocks like mica schists (Rock type)
Description: Associated minerals such as staurolite, kyanite, andalusite, and others


Name: Western-influenced pop music (Music Genre)
Description: A type of pop music that has been growing in popularity in Ukraine since the mid-1960s


Name: Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Three-dimensional works of art, often made for various purposes like religious, decorative, or commemorative.


Name: rival clans in the Battle of Sekigahara (Military Conflict)
Description: Military engagement in 1600


Name: Deposits of niter (Geological Deposit)
Description: Formed in a specific location


Name: restoration project (Archaeological restoration project)
Description: A project to restore the interior cella's north wall


Name: Arsenic pentafluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluride of arsenic


Name: Mimamsa School (School of Hinduism)
Description: One of the six major schools of Hindu philosophy.


Name: English (Language)
Description: A Germanic language spoken in the United States and other countries.


Name: Sunrise and sunset (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Occurs at the end and beginning of a solar day, characterized by light passing through atmosphere at lower angle.


Name: Peninsular Mainland (Geographical Feature)
Description: The main geographical feature that makes up Greece


Name: Kits of Subordinate Vixens (Animal offspring)
Description: Offspring born to lower-ranking female foxes


Name: Human Eye (Organ)
Description: The organ that sees red when looking at light with a wavelength between approximately 625 and 740 nanometers.


Name: Unspecified location (Recovered in Canada) (Location)
Description: The unspecified location where Innisfree fell and was later recovered in Canada


Name: Persia (Country)
Description: The conquest of Persia by Alexander the Great


Name: Resource Geology (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study how energy resources can be obtained from minerals


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


Name: Optical guidance systems and fire-control systems (System)
Description: Due to its rapid movement requirements and low mass


Name: solvent and soluble byproducts of the reaction (SolutionByproducts)
Description: Substances produced during the nanoparticles formation that are removed to obtain pure nanoparticles.


Name: Flemish Renaissance and Baroque painting (Art Movement)
Description: A historical artistic movement from Belgium


Name: Kirtans (Devotional practices)
Description: A form of devotional music


Name: Alpi Apuane, north-west Greece and Serbia (Location)
Description: Locations where similar marble was mined.


Name: Chernobyl city (location)
Description: The location of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, which is in Chernobyl city


Name: Jalalabad (City)
Description: A city in eastern Afghanistan


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in central Europe.


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: Chemical element with symbol Li and atomic number 3


Name: Climate Change (Geographical Phenomenon)
Description: A long-term change in the statistical distribution of weather patterns over periods ranging from decades to millions of years


Name: Not valid railway line (Not applicable)
Description: Not a valid railway line


Name: DNA fragments (Genetic material)
Description: Small fragments of DNA can be preserved in inclusions, providing valuable data.


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: a chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6. It is nonmetal and tetravalent—making four electrons available to form covalent chemical bonds.


Name: Graphite Production (Material Science)
Description: The manufacturing process for graphite, a form of carbon characterized by its layered structure.


Name: Shaivism (Religious tradition)
Description: Tradition that focuses on Shiva


Name: Hormone production (Biochemical Process)
Description: The synthesis and secretion of hormones such as erythropoietin and renin.


Name: Muscles (Organ)
Description: A type of contractile tissue that produces force and causes movement, in multicellular organisms.


Name: Color Sensors in Measurement Devices (Sensor)
Description: Sensors used in devices to measure color


Name: Some philosophers (Group of philosophers)
Description: Philosophers who asserted that everything is natural and nothing is artificial


Name: Late 18th and early 19th centuries Italy (Historical period)
Description: Time period in Italian history


Name: Pannetier (Person)
Description: A chemist who created Green Chrome Oxide in Paris


Name: eurozone (Economic Zone)
Description: A monetary union of European countries which have adopted the euro currency.


Name: Remains of the Temple of Demeter at Sangri (Archaeological site)
Description: Archaeological remains located in Naxos


Name: Vajrayana (esoteric form of Buddhism)
Description: -


Name: 2018 presidential election (Election)
Description: The presidential election held in Russia on 18 March 2018


Name: Triple Entente allies (alliance)
Description: The coalition of France, Russia, and the United Kingdom during World War I


Name: Protecting livestock from wolf and bear (activity)
Description: Act of guarding livestock to protect them from predators.


Name: Tassili n'Ajjer, a mountain range (Landmark)
Description: A mountain range in Algeria, the only natural World Heritage Site


Name: Siege of Leningrad (Event)
Description: A prolonged military blockade of the city of Leningrad


Name: 1867-1874 (Time Period)
Description: A period from 1867 to 1874


Name: Number of people (Quantity)
Description: The population ranking of Afghanistan, which is the 42nd most populous country in the world


Name: Solar Cells (Photovoltaic Device)
Description: A device that converts light into electrical energy


Name: Non-Hispanic White Alone (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who are non-Hispanic and white, without any additional ethnicity


Name: Ludwig von Siegen (Artist)
Description: German soldier and amateur artist who invented the mezzotint printmaking method


Name: Iron Smelting (Process)
Description: The process of extracting iron from its ores


Name: SOS Children's Village Arad (Kfar Neradim) (Children's Home)
Description: An SOS children's village built in the southern outskirts of Arad


Name: Issuer of coinage (Action)
Description: The act of minting and issuing the first coins


Name: St. James the Greater (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint James the Greater, one of the twelve apostles


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


Name: Motorsport racecourses and events (sports event)
Description: The motorsport racecourses and events that were banned in Switzerland.


Name: Eastern and Central Europe (Location)
Description: The eastern part of the European continent


Name: 3,000–5,000 men (permanent part) (Number)
Description: Estimated size of the permanent army


Name: Modern coins (type of currency)
Description: Coins used in modern societies


Name: 25,000 years (Time period)
Description: A time period of 25,000 years


Name: Cloisonné technique (Artistic technique)
Description: A style of decorating objects with precious metal wires confined by compartments


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: Transparent, tasteless, odorless substance that is the basis of the fluids of organisms


Name: Society of Antiquaries of London, 1920-1921 (Organization, Time Period)
Description: The organization and time period when Nina Frances Layard was admitted as a fellow


Name: Spill Festival of Performance (Festival)
Description: An annual festival that alternates between London and Ipswich.


Name: Inclination of the roof (GeometricalProperty)
Description: The angle formed by a sloping line (e.g., roof) with the horizontal


Name: TEMSA, Otokar, BMC, Togg (Companies)
Description: -


Name: Lithium (alternative materials) (Resource Alternatives Materials)
Description: Research into alternative materials that could potentially replace or supplement lithium in battery technologies focuses on materials with similar properties, such as sodium and magnesium


Name: Minoan Art (art_style)
Description: A style of art marked by imaginative images and exceptional workmanship


Name: Water (H2O) (Compound)
Description: A common compound consisting of two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen.


Name: Immigrants in Ivory Coast (Demographic Group)
Description: Foreign residents living in Ivory Coast


Name: Disilicates (Mineral class)
Description: A broader category that includes Sorosilicates


Name: Arendal (City)
Description: A city in Norway.


Name: Stumpy, Large-Eyed Figures (Artistic Characteristics)
Description: The type of figures produced during the 3rd century Roman art


Name: Incineration (Waste Treatment Method)
Description: Direct controlled burning of municipal solid waste reduces waste and makes energy


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


Name: German-speaking Swiss (Ethnic Group)
Description: German-speaking people of Switzerland


Name: Alm (Norse mythology) (Mythological Entity)
Description: A Norse giantess associated with pastures and mountains


Name: gui of the xin type (Six Ritual Jades)
Description: According to the 'Zhou Li'


Name: Oman (Country)
Description: The country where the recovery of meteorites is prohibited by national law


Name: Westinghouse Lamp Plant (Manufacturing Facility)
Description: A manufacturing plant owned by Westinghouse Electric Corporation


Name: 551 species of mammals (Number of species)
Description: The third-highest number of mammal species in the world


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature (Award)
Description: Prestigious international literary award


Name: Human Health (Health)
Description: When inhaled or comes into contact with skin.


Name: Giro d'Italia (Bicycle Race)
Description: Italy's most important bicycle race


Name: Diamond (Example of Network Solid)
Description: A network solid with a continuous network of carbon atoms.


Name: Red Foxes (Wild Animal)
Description: A species of canid native to Europe, Asia, and North America


Name: Significant Novelist (Role)
Description: In the early 20th century


Name: Sierra Nevada Natural Park (Protected_area)
Description: A natural park in Andalusia


Name: Howlett, M. (Author)
Description: Author of the article 'Streams and stages: Reconciling Kingdon and policy process theory'


Name: Judith Butler, Luce Irigaray, Julia Kristeva, Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida (Theorists)
Description: Influential theorists in the philosophy of art


Name: Various realms or planes of rebirth (Location)
Description: The different places where rebirth can occur


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: A city in Missouri, known as Mound City by European Americans due to the numerous surviving prehistoric mounds.


Name: Italo Disco (MusicGenre)
Description: An electronic dance genre originating from Italy


Name: ru and qun (skirt) or ku (trousers) (clothing)
Description: Clothes that could be matched with beizi during the Song dynasty


Name: Transition Metal Monoxides (Compound_Class)
Description: A group of compounds consisting of transition metals and oxygen


Name: True (Boolean Value)
Description: A value indicating whether the statement is true or false


Name: Carrara marble (type:marble)
Description: Type of marble that Micrococcus halobius can colonize


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


Name: Food Security (Concept)
Description: Access by all people at all times to enough food for an active, healthy life


Name: Major religions in China (Religion)
Description: The primary religious beliefs followed by a significant number of people in China.


Name: landscapes of Halland (Landscape)
Description: Scenic views in Halland


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: Eastern European country


Name: Festivals (Event)
Description: various celebrations held throughout the year


Name: The monetary contributions of the Delian League (Historical Event)
Description: Monetary contributions made by the Delian League, kept in the opisthodomos (the back room) of the cella.


Name: Post-War Western Buddhism (Religious Movement)
Description: Buddhist movement in post-war Western culture


Name: Species (Taxonomic Group)
Description: A group of organisms with similar characteristics


Name: CropPlants (PlantClass)
Description: Plants cultivated for food or other agricultural products


Name: European Union and globally (Geographical region)
Description: Areas where the French government aims to spread and strengthen the use of French.


Name: Each autonomous community (Autonomous communities)
Description: Regions in Spain with legislative and executive autonomy


Name: stylistic changes in Greek classical art (Artistic Style Development)
Description: The shift and development of styles in Greek classical art


Name: hairworks being produced to celebrate the hair-givers personal achievements, or to signify a bond between friends, family, and loved ones (craft)
Description: Examples of commemorative or honoring hairworks.


Name: Beilstein (synonym)
Description: An alternative name for nephrite


Name: myth (Myth)
Description: The myth of tide jewels


Name: Composition by sex in Andalusia (sex_composition)
Description: The gender distribution in the population of Andalusia


Name: High standard of living (Lifestyle)
Description: One of the highest standards of living in the world


Name: Civil wrong or criminal act (Legal Term)
Description: Depending on the context, fraud can violate civil law or criminal law.


Name: Forsterite (Mineral)
Description: Currently being studied as a potential biomaterial for implants


Name: Humid subtropical climate (Köppen: Cfa) (Climate)
Description: Has cold, damp winters and hot, moderately dry summers with occasional thunderstorms


Name: Knitting and Crochet (Craft)
Description: Crafts that are believed to have been invented after nålebinding.


Name: Mesoamerican region (geographical region)
Description: Geographical region in present-day Latin America, north of Peru


Name: Hoar Construction (Company)
Description: A construction company based in Birmingham, Alabama


Name: Italy (in the Baroque era) (Geographical location)
Description: Italy during the Baroque period


Name: Kings of France (Monarchy)
Description: The rulers of the Kingdom of France


Name: Northern Europe and Native Peoples in North America (location or culture)
Description: Regions where birch bark was used for writing


Name: Electrode (Component)
Description: A part of an electrical circuit or device.


Name: 21.8% of the total population (Demographic Group)
Description: The percentage of people who identify as Hispanic or Latino.


Name: 5000 million tonnes of copper resources (Natural resource estimate)
Description: The estimated amount of copper resources that are available.


Name: Pseudotachylyte (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of rock formed due to the high-temperature, high-strain-rate deformation in rocks


Name: Certain Stone Setting Techniques (Technique)
Description: Used for certain stone setting techniques.


Name: Christian and other non-Islamic shipping (Transportation)
Description: Shipping targeted by the Barbary pirates.


Name: Ultramafic rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Igneous rocks that are rich in silica, magnesium, and iron


Name: Distribution of Individual Substances (Quantitative Relationship)
Description: The way the individual substances that constitute the mixture are distributed.


Name: Paleontology (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study of fossilized biological material in the lithosphere


Name: Untreated Glass (Material)
Description: Regular glass without the analogue of nacre.


Name: Asian Football Confederation (Sports organization)
Description: The governing body of association football in Asia.


Name: [Henri Konan Bedie, Pascal Affi N'Guessan] (Person)
Description: Former President Henri Konan Bedie and ex-Prime Minister Pascal Affi N'Guessan


Name: Oscan Script (Written System)
Description: An ancient Italian writing system used by the Oscans.


Name: Queen Victoria (Person)
Description: Significant figure associated with mourning jewellery


Name: Cubic Zirconia (CZ) (Diamond simulant)
Description: A popular diamond simulant with a hardness of about 8.5


Name: Hazaras (Ethnic Group)
Description: One of the major ethnic groups in Afghanistan.


Name: males (Gender)
Description: Male gender


Name: Earth's interior (geological_layer)
Description: most of the Earth's interior except for the liquid outer core and pockets of magma in the asthenosphere


Name: Thomas Browne (Author)
Description: English author who affirmed the stone's application to obstetrics in his Pseudodoxia Epidemica


Name: Barbules (Component of Feathers)
Description: Fiber-like components responsible for the peacock's colors through optical interference Bragg reflections


Name: Practice of Giving and Morality (Buddhist Practice)
Description: As part of the graduated discourse, this contemplation is taught after the practice of giving and morality.


Name: Techne (Concept)
Description: A term that encompassed various activities including painting, sculpting, music, cooking, medicine, horsemanship, geometry, carpentry, prophecy, and farming in Ancient Greek society


Name: 2/3 of the population (Quantity)
Description: Two-thirds of the Dutch population between 15 and 75 participate in sports weekly


Name: Industrial Development (Economic Activity)
Description: The growth and expansion of industries in Alabama


Name: enhancing patient comfort and satisfaction by reducing the risk of discomfort and complications (Function)
Description: Used for enhancing patient comfort and satisfaction by reducing the risk of discomfort and complications.


Name: tribal leaders (Leadership Role)
Description: In Chaoui, tribal leaders enact sanctions against criminals.


Name: civil servants' offices (Office Building)
Description: Buildings where public administration is conducted or managed


Name: [Unnamed] (Company)
Description: The unspecified companies that [Unspecified action].


Name: Gold mining output (Process)
Description: The act of extracting gold from the ground


Name: 'the staff of Oranmiyan' (artifact)
Description: Miniature soapstone obelisk with metal studs


Name: Flawless diamond (Diamond quality)
Description: The highest quality of a diamond, containing no flaws.


Name: Innovation and Technology of U.S. States (Industry)
Description: The innovation and technological industries in the states of the United States


Name: Much of present-day Ukraine, Belarus and the western part of European Russia (Geographical Entity)
Description: The territories that Kievan Rus' includes


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state in the Midwestern United States


Name: Synthetic process (Process)
Description: The method used to produce indigo in the modern era


Name: Technology for bronze swords (Historical technology)
Description: The technology used in making bronze swords during the Warring States period and Qin dynasty


Name: Scale insects (Insect)
Description: An insect that affects pomegranate


Name: basement with sediments from the Mesozoic Era (Geological Structure)
Description: The composition of the Houillière zone


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: American geologist, explorer, and author


Name: Marine shell beads (Artifact)
Description: Beads made from marine shells, specifically Nassarius kraussianus.


Name: Surya Prajnapti (Mathematical text)
Description: Jain mathematical text that classified numbers into three sets


Name: English scientists (Group of people)
Description: Scientists from England


Name: Persia (Geographical Area)
Description: A historical region in Western Asia


Name: Jews (Religion)
Description: Followers of Judaism


Name: Shared theology, common ritual grammar and way of life (religious_characteristics)
Description: Related to Hindu religions


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


Name: Free-Trade Zones (FTZ) (Economic Zone)
Description: Economic zones with special regulations for foreign investment


Name: strong Arabic influence (cultural influence)
Description: the cultural influence on Caribbean architecture


Name: Immortality (Concept)
Description: Represents the quality or state of being immortal.


Name: Australia's electoral system (for Senate and most state upper houses) (electoral system)
Description: The way the Senate and most state upper houses conduct their elections


Name: Latin American Countries (Excluding Colombia) (Region)
Description: All Latin American countries except Colombia.


Name: Omegna (Town)
Description: The town of Omegna that is near Mosogno


Name: natural gas as a potential source of revenue (EnergyPolicy)
Description: Exploring natural gas resources for economic benefit


Name: English language (Language)
Description: A West Germanic language that originated from Anglo-Saxon and is primarily spoken in the United States.


Name: Over a million wounded soldiers (Group)
Description: The estimated number of soldiers treated with Curie's X-ray units


Name: waist beads as slings for loincloths (Function)
Description: The use of waist beads to hold loincloths in Ghanaian and Nigerian culture


Name: Electoral division (Political Division)
Description: Single-member electoral districts in Australia


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Polish-born physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity


Name: Sculpture (Artwork)
Description: An art form that involves creating three-dimensional objects


Name: Body-centred tetragonal (BCT) structure (of Martensite) (Crystal Structure)
Description: A different crystal structure that martensite can take at higher carbon content


Name: People's Republic of Benin (country)
Description: Renaming of Benin as the People's Republic of Benin on 30 November 1975


Name: Well-off Administrators and their Wives (Social Class)
Description: Many in wood as Egypt is one of the few places in the world where the climate allows wood to survive over millennia


Name: Metal (Material)
Description: A substance that can conduct electricity and heat and can be hammered, shaped, and melted


Name: Yugoslavia (Country)
Description: The Kingdom of Yugoslavia after its official renaming in 1929.


Name: Vedanta and Yoga (Philosophical School)
Description: -


Name: continuing modern reforms of Thai Buddhism (Event)
Description: reforms that continued during his reign


Name: Inflation (Economic phenomena)
Description: A sustained increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy


Name: Ancient City Guanzhuang (Location)
Description: The ancient city where the oldest known coin factory was excavated, producing shovel-shaped bronze coins


Name: Budweiser Budvar (Product)
Description: A type of beer produced in České Budějovice


Name: Cipollino marble (Material)
Description: A variety of marble used by the ancient Greeks and Romans.


Name: 24% of its output (Economic measure)
Description: A measurement representing 24% of the country's total production


Name: mantle above 400 km depth (Geological formation)
Description: The mantle below the crust of a terrestrial planet or natural satellite.


Name: the Soviet Union (Location)
Description: The country now known as Russia


Name: Color Zoning (Classification)
Description: The uneven distribution of coloring within a gem


Name: The twelve months of the year (Time Period)
Description: Used to represent each month for people born in that month


Name: Aramaic Aleph (letter)
Description: Cross-shaped letter in Aramaic


Name: 1975-1980 (Time period)
Description: MAC's contribution to NYC's financial stability


Name: Cutting, drilling, grinding and polishing (industrial_application)
Description: The primary industrial uses of diamond


Name: Diplomat Edmund Roberts (Diplomat)
Description: Edmund Roberts visited Mocha in the 1830s


Name: RENPA (Protection Network)
Description: The Network of Protected Natural Spaces of Andalusia (RENPA)


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: A fruit that may have been domesticated as early as the fifth millennium BC


Name: Government of Norway (pre-Håkon IV Håkonsson) (Political Entity)
Description: The governing body of Norway before the reign of King Håkon IV Håkonsson.


Name: Discovery and publicity about the sale for a substantial sum of the Abernethy pearl (Event)
Description: An event related to the discovery and promotion of a significant pearl


Name: Cadiz Bay (bay)
Description: A bay on the Atlantic coast of Spain, located in the province of Cadiz and near Andalusia


Name: log-normal size distribution (statistical distribution)
Description: A frequency distribution of a continuous random variable in which the values occur with a probability that follows a log-normal probability density function


Name: Electronic Materials and Devices Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of electronic materials and devices


Name: Bury St Edmunds (Place)
Description: Another town in Suffolk


Name: Attracting tourists to Morocco (Goal)
Description: The purpose of the marketing campaigns is to attract tourists to Morocco


Name: Basketball in North Macedonia (Sport)
Description: The sport they govern.


Name: Andesite (Volcanic Rock)
Description: Intermediate phase volcanic rock


Name: Synesthesia (Neurological Condition)
Description: A condition in which stimulation of one sense gives rise to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sense


Name: similar service in the army (Service)
Description: Similar duties related to the military


Name: the outside of an intrusive body (geographical location in skarn formation)
Description: The external surface of a rock mass


Name: Placenticeras meeki and Placenticeras intercalare, and Baculites compressus (Fossil Ammonite)
Description: Species of ammonites from which Ammolite is derived


Name: [16 Milliners 3/9] label (Label)
Description: A label indicating that the packet contains 16 milliners needles, with sizes ranging from 3 to 9


Name: Grasberg Mine (Location)
Description: The largest gold mine in the world located in Papua, Indonesia


Name: Tyrrhenians and Pelasgians (Civilizations)
Description: Ancient civilizations related to the Etruscans


Name: Germany's video game market (Market)
Description: -


Name: Jewelry (Artifact Class)
Description: An item worn for personal adornment, which can be functional or symbolic.


Name: England (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom


Name: Romans (civilization)
Description: People of the Roman civilization


Name: UK Treasure Act of 1996 (legislation)
Description: Legislation that required the examination and assessment of small objects like cap hooks when made of precious metals.


Name: Physical Society of London (Organization)
Description: Professional society for physicists and physics students


Name: Archaeological Sites (Physical Location)
Description: Archaeological sites yielding hand-made ceramics


Name: Nameplates and Commemorative Plaques (Product)
Description: Plates with names or other text, often used as identification or commemoration


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The third planet from the Sun.


Name: Brazilian cuisine (Food and Drink)
Description: The overall food culture of Brazil.


Name: Metallic Phase (Phase)
Description: A specific phase of solid oxygen.


Name: Group V elements (Chemical element group)
Description: A group of chemical elements in the periodic table.


Name: Lithium-Ion Batteries (Product)
Description: Batteries made from lithium for electric cars and mobile devices


Name: Software Development (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as software development


Name: Bisbee, Arizona (location)
Description: Location in the United States


Name: Swiss Confederation (Political Entity)
Description: The collective name for the Swiss federal government and its member states


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The color worn by SS officers from 1932 until the end of World War II


Name: Informality (Issue)
Description: The issue of informal labor in the Colombian economy


Name: Kindergarten (Level of education)
Description: Early childhood education prior to compulsory school age


Name: Visual Impressive Coastal Sceneries (Scenery)
Description: Some of the most visually impressive coastal sceneries in the world


Name: Carat Size (Quality attribute of Gemstone)
Description: A quality attribute that refers to the weight or size of a gemstone.


Name: William the Conqueror (Person)
Description: A Norman Duke who became King of England after the Battle of Hastings


Name: Enlightenment Art (Art Movement)
Description: Artistic movement during the Age of Enlightenment


Name: EPA (Organization)
Description: United States Environmental Protection Agency


Name: Ashgabat (City)
Description: The capital city of Turkmenistan


Name: Meridian Energy (Energy Company)
Description: An energy company based in New Zealand


Name: Diamond (Object)
Description: The precious stone in question


Name: Tally marks (Method of counting)
Description: A simple method of recording counts using marks


Name: Norway Women's National Bandy Team (Sports Team)
Description: The national women's bandy team of Norway


Name: Service industry (Industry)
Description: The service industry


Name: 1996 (Year)
Description: The year the airport was closed


Name: Ancient Greek tradition (historical event or phenomenon)
Description: Tradition and practices of Ancient Greece


Name: Alassane Ouattara (Person)
Description: Current President of Ivory Coast


Name: Community District 12 (Administrative Division)
Description: A community district located within New York City


Name: Varna culture (Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture of the Copper Age in Bulgaria, known for its gold metallurgy.


Name: State Management (Policy)
Description: Belgium's secular schools are managed by the state.


Name: G20 (International Forum)
Description: A forum for the governments and central bank governors from 19 countries and the European Union


Name: The more arid landscapes of the north (Geographical classification)
Description: Landscapes characterized by low rainfall and dryness


Name: Subfossil remains from the Mesozoic (Geological age)
Description: Fossilized remains dating back to the Mesozoic era that are exceptionally rare.


Name: Iron(IV) Compound (Compound Type)
Description: A compound with iron in its +4 oxidation state


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


Name: sumptuary laws (law)
Description: Laws limiting the wearing of precious metals and diamonds


Name: Anglo-Saxon Invasion (Event)
Description: The invasion by Germanic Anglo-Saxon settlers


Name: Statutory Law (Legal System)
Description: A legal system where laws are written and passed by a legislature


Name: Natural plant dyes and minerals (Chemical Substances)
Description: Materials used for the production of ink


Name: Manganese dioxide (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula MnO2


Name: Stellar Spectra (Astronomical Phenomenon)
Description: The spectrum of electromagnetic radiation emitted by a star


Name: South America (Location)
Description: Alfred Grandidier visited South America in 1858 and 1859


Name: Modern art jewelry (Jewelry movement)
Description: Began with modernist jewelry in the United States in the 1940s


Name: Tetragonal layer structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A tetragonal crystal structure of the compound


Name: Turks (65.7%) (Ethnic Group)
Description: The majority ethnic group in Oltu District in 1897


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: The Kingdom of Belgium


Name: High Levels of Income (EconomicEntity)
Description: For the economy


Name: Huntsville area (Location)
Description: Mainly known for producing aerospace and electronic products.


Name: Chinese consumers (Group of people)
Description: Due to proportion misfit, ready-to-wear Western clothing had little popularity among Chinese consumers.


Name: Ritual Precinct (religious area)
Description: A walled-off square area that housed the Great Temple, temples for other deities, the ballcourt, the calmecac (a school for nobles), a skull rack tzompantli, displaying the skulls of sacrificial victims, houses of the warrior orders and a merchants palace


Name: Miniature paintings (Art)
Description: Verdigris was widely used in miniature paintings in Europe and Persia in the 16th and 17th centuries.


Name: Twin Pyramids (Architecture)
Description: Particular to the Mexica of Tenochtitlan


Name: Distinguish Red and Green (Ability)
Description: The ability to distinguish red and green colors.


Name: Basque language (Language)
Description: An official language in the Basque Country and part of Navarre


Name: Earl Schick (politician)
Description: A politician, Commissioner of Sussex County, term ends in 2024


Name: men (Gender)
Description: A gender category including male humans.


Name: Up to 4.9 million people (Number of people)
Description: The number of internally displaced persons in Colombia


Name: Agbogbloshie in Accra, Ghana (Location)
Description: The world's biggest e-waste dump


Name: German and Finnish forces (Group)
Description: The combined military forces of Germany and Finland


Name: Jet (Gem or Jewelry Material)
Description: A hardened, gem-like form of lignite used in various types of jewelry.


Name: Copper Deficiency (Health Condition)
Description: A deficiency of copper in the body, leading to various symptoms and health issues.


Name: most brilliant diamond (quality of diamond cut)
Description: Quality of the diamond cut that is not always determined by the hearts and arrows effect


Name: Huahine (Island)
Description: An island in the Society Archipelago with eruptions from 3.08 to 2.06 Ma


Name: Thirty Years' War (Historical Event)
Description: A series of conflicts from 1618 to 1648 that devastated central Europe


Name: Rif Rebellion (Historical Event)
Description: Berber revolt in Spanish North Africa (1920–1926)


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia where silver-coated metal mirrors were developed as early as 500 CE.


Name: Several possible shapes (Shape)
Description: Diamonds may be considered for several possible shapes such as round, pear, marquise, oval, hearts and arrows diamonds, etc.


Name: Francis II of the Two Sicilies (Monarch)
Description: The monarch who was served by Swiss Guards


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The darkest color and therefore provided the greatest contrast with white paper or parchment, making it the easiest color to read.


Name: Crovan dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that controlled Lewis, Harris, and the Isle of Man.


Name: Everything (Classification)
Description: Human beings, animals, trees, rivers, tools, sun, friends and guests, teachers and parents, etc.


Name: chengziyi (程子衣) (Dress)
Description: The dress worn by scholar officials as leisure clothing.


Name: multiple junior high schools (educational_institution)
Description: Various junior high schools in Kawamata, Fukushima (except Yamakiya Junior High School)


Name: Research reactors (Source)
Description: Nuclear reactors used for research purposes that can produce neutrons suitable for BNCT treatment


Name: Sardinia (Island)
Description: An island located in the Mediterranean Sea west of Italy


Name: Orientalizing era (Artistic Period)
Description: A period of art characterized by influences from the East, particularly the Middle East.


Name: Chinese identification (Identification type)
Description: The identification as Chinese among the people of Taiwan


Name: pick-up response to strong neodymium magnet, magnetic susceptibility measurements, refractive index (Techniques)
Description: Methods used for identifying garnets


Name: French Creek Granite (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of granite located in the northern hills of the Black Hills.


Name: Resource Shortage (Shortage)
Description: A lack of a necessary resource, in this case lithium-7


Name: Merv (Geographical Area)
Description: Ancient city in present-day Turkmenistan


Name: Use of Monumental Sculpture (Cultural Practice)
Description: The practice or act of using monumental sculptures


Name: Taiwan Taoyuan, Kaohsiung, Taipei Songshan and Taichung (airport)
Description: Major airports in Taiwan


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: The Republic of Austria


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


Name: Stainless Steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel with a minimum of 10.5% chromium by mass, making it highly resistant to corrosion


Name: Artists in general (Artist)
Description: Presumably creating giclée prints


Name: Digital Prints (Printmaking Technique)
Description: Due to thin layers of ink on the surface


Name: Grain (of Yule Marble) (Geological Feature)
Description: Is bonded together in a jigsaw puzzle-like formation.


Name: The 'true' or 'conventional' celeste (Color)
Description: A specific shade of celeste strictly speaking.


Name: Mitzpeh Ramon (Town)
Description: Nearby location


Name: Red chalk mines (Rydno) (Mine)
Description: Red chalk mines have been found that are from 5000 BC.


Name: Various colors and opacities (Visual property)
Description: Fluorite can be colorless, white, yellow, brown, blue, violet, purple, pink, or multicolored


Name: terranes of lithology (Geological Feature)
Description: Terranes of specific rock types in faulted contact with greenschist or rarely eclogite facies rocks.


Name: Research and industry (IndustryApplication)
Description: The industries and research fields where reagent-grade potassium metal is used


Name: Freshwater Mussels (Host Organism)
Description: Molluscs under cultivation for pearl production


Name: 5.6 Million Metric Tons (Quantity)
Description: A specific quantity of ore extracted in 1989


Name: 5,000 m³ (Measurement)
Description: A measure of about 5,000 cubic meters


Name: science has rehabilitated America and the Americans (Statement)
Description: The assertion that science has rehabilitated America and the Americans


Name: Natural Pearls (Pearl type)
Description: Still found in significant numbers in the Australian Indian Ocean waters from wild oysters.


Name: Oplurus grandidieri (Species)
Description: A species of lizard native to Madagascar


Name: England (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located on the Northwestern coast of continental Europe


Name: Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (Organization)
Description: The organization responsible for implementing science policy in Benin


Name: 9.38×1020 kg (Mass)
Description: -


Name: Arabized Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: Berbers who have been Arabized in the course of history


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A soft, precious metal


Name: Direct borrowing (Concept)
Description: The process of technological or tangible diffusion from one culture to another


Name: French Roads (transportation infrastructure)
Description: Roads in France


Name: National Society of the Stimulus of the Arts (Arts organization)
Description: The first leading arts organization in Latin America


Name: Two Forms (Clothing Variant)
Description: two forms of the costume: one for everyday and the other for special occasions


Name: India (Country)
Description: The only major source of diamonds until 1725


Name: Sintering process (Process)
Description: A process that depends on diffusion and can take place at lower temperatures and over shorter time scales due to the small size of nanoparticles.


Name: NATO's 'Partnership for Peace' (Organization)
Description: A program of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: natural and cultured pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Are composed of nacre platelets.


Name: Endocentric Compound (Type of Compound)
Description: A compound where both elements belong to the same semantic category


Name: Mass-Produced Tableware (Product of Industrial Revolution)
Description: One of the products that emerged during the Industrial Revolution


Name: clasts of other rocks and phenocrysts (inclusions)
Description: Clasts are fragments, while phenocrysts are larger crystals


Name: Ancient Greeks (Culture)
Description: A civilization that existed in ancient Greece


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: The religion of Jewish community in Italy.


Name: 2.6% (753) (Percentage and Number of People)
Description: Other race population in Kingsbridge as per 2010 US Census


Name: Baroque Style Church (Architecture)
Description: Church designed in the Baroque architectural style


Name: Multiple collectors (person)
Description: The people who discovered Bultfonteinite at different locations.


Name: Uraninite Deposits (Mineral Resource)
Description: Deposits of uraninite found in various locations, including Shinkolobwe, Swampo, and Kalongwe


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A mineral that is used in cutting, grinding, and polishing operations due to its extreme hardness


Name: Blue Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A type of sapphire that was synthesized by Verneuil in 1909


Name: national language of Taiwan (language)
Description: One of the languages defined as a national language in Taiwan


Name: Frisian society (Social Group)
Description: A social group within the Dutch Republic


Name: composed of numerous terranes derived from around the circum-Pacific region and now sutured together along major faults (geological feature composition)
Description: The composition of the orogenic belt, formed by multiple accreted terranes.


Name: other associated symbols or figures (Symbol or Figure)
Description: -


Name: Backpacking cookware (Product)
Description: Cookware used for camping


Name: Industry (Economic Sector)
Description: The industry sector of Andalusia


Name: Anheuser-Busch Brewery (Building)
Description: A historic brewery in St. Louis, Missouri, home to Budweiser beer and offering tours


Name: St. Louis (Location)
Description: City founded by French fur traders in 1764


Name: root decay from fungal diseases (Disease)
Description: in wetter areas


Name: Cortes Generales (Institution)
Description: The Spanish Parliament (Cortes Generales)


Name: Hi no susori no Mikoto (Legendary Japanese figure)
Description: A legendary Japanese figure who yielded submission to his younger brother


Name: the three operators (Telecommunications Operators)
Description: The three major telecommunications companies in China


Name: 13 wt.% water (quantity)
Description: Amount of water contained in Antigorite Serpentine.


Name: Etruscan sculpture in terracotta (sculpture)
Description: Sculptures made of terracotta produced by the Etruscans


Name: 2014 (Year)
Description: A year during which relations deteriorated.


Name: Hydro-electric Plant (Power Station)
Description: The power station that provided electricity for the company


Name: Schoolchildren in France (Student group)
Description: Students attending schools in France


Name: Organolithium compounds (Compounds)
Description: Organic compounds with a bond between carbon and lithium


Name: Palmes d'Or (Film Award)
Description: Italy has won 12 Palmes d'Or awards


Name: Feldspar and Garnet (Geological Entity)
Description: Certain types of minerals resistant to mylonitization.


Name: Multilateralism, Peaceful Dispute Settlement, Non-Intervention (Foreign Policy Principles)
Description: principles guiding Brazil's foreign policy


Name: Paints (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of paints, substances that are applied to surfaces for decoration, protection, or other purposes


Name: Organism or fragment of organism (Organic Structure)
Description: The dead remains of an organism that the mineral precipitates around during fossilization.


Name: Arequipa volcanic landslide deposit (Geological_formation)
Description: A geological formation that is a large-scale landslide deposit from approximately 2.4 million years ago in Peru.


Name: Dielectric Mirror (Optical Component)
Description: A type of mirror used for scientific optical work, made of glass or other material with dielectric layers deposited for specific reflection properties.


Name: Breadth of cooking methods and ingredients (Culinary aspect)
Description: Refers to the wide variety of culinary techniques and food items used in Chinese cuisine


Name: a climate (Climate)
Description: The Arctic climate, characterized by cold temperatures and long periods of extreme cold, short growing seasons, and minimal precipitation.


Name: most developed state in Asia and as an industrialized world power (event)
Description: Japan's development into a major economic and military power during the Meiji Period


Name: Reason, individualism, progress, rejection of superstition (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined the Enlightenment


Name: Ukrainian diaspora (Group)
Description: Ukrainians and their descendants living outside Ukraine who maintain a connection to their ancestral land


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the east


Name: Quality of rebirth depends on karma (Concept)
Description: The actions a person has done in their life


Name: purple (color class)
Description: A color with a wavelength of approximately 405–425 nm


Name: significantly improved rates of stunting since the 1950s (Concept)
Description: Decrease in malnutrition among children


Name: Cycling in Mallorca (Recreational activity)
Description: Cycling as a popular activity in Mallorca, with routes such as the 24 km track between Porto Cristo and Cala Bona


Name: formal robes' sleeves (clothing part)
Description: the early Ming emperors had close-fitting sleeves instead of the Song dynasty's voluminous sleeves


Name: Val di Sole (Valley)
Description: a valley in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol


Name: Forces of the bishop, the count, and his nobles at Visp (historical entity)
Description: A combined force consisting of the bishop, the count, and their nobles at Visp


Name: Table (Structure)
Description: A table listing the class names, examples, Schönflies notation, Hermann-Mauguin notation, point groups, space group numbers, orbifold notation, types, and space groups for the orthorhombic crystal system.


Name: Soddy (Person)
Description: British physicist and chemist


Name: Resource Recovery (Process)
Description: A process that uses wastes as input materials to create valuable products.


Name: Borax (Mineral)
Description: The mineral containing sodium


Name: 18th century Spain (Era)
Description: The 18th century in Spain


Name: Reliefs from the Mausoleum (Artwork)
Description: Carved ornamental designs on the walls of the Mausoleum


Name: Gold coinage (Currency)
Description: Coins made of or backed by gold


Name: Cuahnahuac (City)
Description: A major city of the Nahuatl-speaking Tlahuica tribe


Name: CommoditiesTrading (Service)
Description: An important service within the service sector of Switzerland


Name: Gem & Jewellery Export Promotional Council (Organization)
Description: A council promoting the export of gems and jewelry


Name: Covalent Double Bond (Bond)
Description: The chemical bond between the two oxygen atoms in dioxygen


Name: Tiny Bubbles (Physical entity)
Description: Minute gas-containing cavities


Name: Sandstone and Arkoses (Sedimentary rocks)
Description: Types of sedimentary rocks, constitute approximately 12% of sedimentary rocks


Name: Wooden tiles (BuildingMaterial)
Description: Flat pieces of wood used as roofing material


Name: Fisons fertiliser business (Business)
Description: A company that produces fertilisers


Name: Artificial ruby (Gemstone)
Description: An artificially created ruby gemstone


Name: Detect treated and composite stones (Subject of Test)
Description: Stones that have been treated or are composites


Name: Advent and Lent (Religious Observance)
Description: Two important seasons in the Christian liturgical year


Name: Sustainable Materials Management (SMM) (Waste Management Approach)
Description: An approach that focuses on minimizing waste and pollution, maximizing resource efficiency, and promoting sustainable materials management practices throughout the product lifecycle


Name: Asbest (Town)
Description: A town under the administrative jurisdiction of Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia.


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


Name: Villagers (Population Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Alpine villages


Name: Cordierite ceramics (Material)
Description: Ceramic material made from Cordierite


Name: several of the cities conquered by Moteuczomaza (location)
Description: City-states that supplied warriors to several cities conquered by Moteuczomaza.


Name: Arabesque (Art Style)
Description: A decorative art style characterized by repetitive, intricate patterns of intertwined plants and abstract curvilinear motifs


Name: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Art Museum)
Description: A museum in New York City that was founded by John Taylor Johnston


Name: Future Exploitation of Jadarite and Extraction of Lithium (Activity)
Description: Proposed activities in the Project Jadar


Name: Complex-valued function (Mathematical concept)
Description: A function whose domain can be extended to include the point at infinity


Name: intermediate silica content, medium density, and gray or greenish-gray color (Property)
Description: Properties that define andesite as a type of volcanic rock


Name: Czechoslovakia (Country)
Description: A country that existed between 1918 and 1993, consisting of the modern Czech Republic and Slovakia


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state in the Midwestern region of the United States


Name: Corundum (α-alumina) (Mineral)
Description: A crystalline form of alumina with a very high melting point


Name: one of the last undisturbed forests in the city (forest)
Description: one of the few remaining natural forests in New York City


Name: Economic Geology, v. 1 (Journal)
Description: The first volume of the journal Economic Geology


Name: Manhattan (Place)
Description: The main island where New York City is located


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


Name: Diamonds' lootability (Observation)
Description: The observation that diamonds are highly valuable in relation to their weight


Name: Ecotourism (tourism_type)
Description: Tourism focusing on environmental conservation and sustainability


Name: Jewelry-making (Art form)
Description: Creating ornaments, decorative objects, or objects with utilitarian purposes


Name: Narrow roads paved with blocks cut with bronze saws (Artifact)
Description: Roads connecting Minoan cities


Name: Oxygen gas or other oxygen-rich compound (Substance)
Description: Gas that allows oxidation and supports combustion


Name: Comparison ought to be with the Parthenon's more obviously curved predecessors than with a notional rectilinear temple (Statement)
Description: A statement made by Evan Hadingham regarding the comparison of the Parthenon


Name: King Agaja of the Kingdom of Dahomey (Person)
Description: A king who conquered Allada and Whydah in 1727


Name: Health status distribution (Maggia) (health data)
Description: Distribution of health status in Maggia


Name: Thomson Slates (Minnesota) (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation in Minnesota


Name: Low Temperature Heating (gemstone treatment)
Description: A low temperature heating process used to remove brown undertones in tanzanite


Name: Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: The second-largest continent by area


Name: Engineering Corp (Organization)
Description: A part of the British Military


Name: Jade (mineral)
Description: A term used for two types of stone: nephrite and jadeite.


Name: least (Comparison)
Description: The smallest amount among something


Name: The political and economic landscape of Europe and North Africa. (Geographic area)
Description: The Barbary pirates had a significant impact on the political and economic landscape of Europe and North Africa.


Name: Metasomatic rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: Rocks that undergo metasomatism


Name: 10 major ports (Quantity)
Description: Number of major ports in France


Name: Curved facets (Gemstone shape)
Description: Rarely used, cut and polished on curved laps


Name: 'Precious', 'ripe' (Adjectives)
Description: Maya glyph for 'yellow'


Name: Germans (pre-1945) (EthnicGroup)
Description: ethnic group of people residing primarily in Germany


Name: Tongariro National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located on the North Island of New Zealand


Name: Old Japanese language (language)
Description: The old form of the Japanese language


Name: Spain, Portugal and Italy (Country)
Description: Countries that had a significant increase in immigrants coming to France between 2009 and 2012.


Name: Musée de l'Orangerie (Museum)
Description: Home to eight large Water Lily murals by Claude Monet.


Name: Greek Vase Painting (Art Form)
Description: An art form originating from Ancient Greece


Name: Skiing (Activity)
Description: Popular in the highest locations, notably in Airolo and Bosco/Gurin


Name: Key Cooking Ingredients in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The key ingredients used in Moroccan cuisine, including olive oil for both cooking and dipping


Name: Qing dynasty aoqun (Clothing)
Description: A clothing item from the Qing dynasty characterized by wide hems and sleeves.


Name: Chalcophile (Geochemical classification)
Description: A chemical element that tends to combine with sulfur and other heavy chalcogens, rather than with oxygen or the halogens.


Name: Conservatory and Concert Hall (Educational Institution/Music Venue)
Description: An institute for music education and a venue for concerts in Arad.


Name: Cultivated/cultured pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: Pearls produced by human intervention


Name: rising costs of war, high casualties, rumors of corruption and treason (event)
Description: Events related to the hardships faced by Russia during World War I


Name: peasants in the surrounding districts (People)
Description: Peasants living near Arendal


Name: Electric arc furnaces (EAF) (steelmaking method)
Description: A method of reprocessing scrap metal to create new steel


Name: Ferric Ions (Fe3+) (Ion)
Description: A specific ionic state of Iron


Name: Coatlicue statue (Monumental stone sculpture)
Description: A 2.7-meter-tall andesite statue discovered in 1790


Name: Thera eruption (Geological Event)
Description: The catastrophic volcanic eruption on the island of Thera (now Santorini)


Name: US Magnesium (Company)
Description: A company located on the shores of the Great Salt Lake that produces Magnesium.


Name: Emerald Synthesis Process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: Method for creating synthetic emeralds


Name: A Tunis court (LegalEntity)
Description: The entity that banned the ruling party


Name: India (country)
Description: Country where the Golconda region is located


Name: Rodrigo Caro (Author)
Description: Author of the Seville humanist literary school


Name: Shaft (part of a sewing needle)
Description: The main section of a sewing needle.


Name: Diamond (Carbon allotrope)
Description: Has low electrical conductivity


Name: Population of Turkish origin, People of Moroccan background, Italians, French, Foreigners (Demographic group)
Description: The demographic groups who have undergone naturalization or have been living in Belgium.


Name: Unknown (Person)
Description: The unknown individual who defeated Sulayman in battle


Name: powdered rosin (Material)
Description: A substance used in traditional aquatint to create tonal effects.


Name: Shear stress (nonhydrodynamic stress) (Geological force)
Description: Sheared rock will tend to deform in ways that relieve the shear stress


Name: - (-)
Description: As it's the lowest point, no specific entity is related


Name: several mountainous areas in Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: Mountainous areas across Europe given the name Albania


Name: (personal) god or 'higher being' (deity classification)
Description: A deity or a higher spiritual entity


Name: flawless, pure crystals oriented to the <111> direction (diamond property factors)
Description: a specific diamond condition that exhibits higher hardness


Name: Katerina Sakellaropoulou (Person)
Description: The first female President of Greece


Name: Current NBC's logo (Logo)
Description: Current version of NBC's six-feathered peacock logo


Name: Rock (geological formation)
Description: A geological formation composed primarily of minerals.


Name: Celtic tribes (ethnic group)
Description: Group of people known as Gauls


Name: Anion (Silicate Anion)
Description: A negatively charged anion in silicate minerals.


Name: male peafowl's brilliant trains (Animal Trait)
Description: The large, brightly colored trains on male peafowls


Name: First Intifada (Event)
Description: A Palestinian uprising against Israeli military rule that lasted from 1987 to 1993.


Name: Crust of the Earth, a Symposium (1955) (Book)
Description: A book edited by Poldervaart


Name: Octahedron (Crystal Shape)
Description: A regular polyhedron with eight equal square faces and six vertices


Name: Ancient Civilizations (Historical_group)
Description: Groups of people living in a specific time and place


Name: Hydrofluorination of uranium dioxide (process)
Description: The compound is prepared by hydrofluorination of uranium dioxide


Name: South–North Water Transfer Project (Infrastructure Project)
Description: A major water transfer project in China aimed at abating water shortage in the north


Name: Metamorphic rock with a broad range of compositions can be assigned to a particular facies (Definition)
Description: -


Name: English Channel (Water body)
Description: Water body raided by the Salian Franks


Name: Low Tolerance Mirrors (Optical Component)
Description: Mirrors with low deviations from a perfect, ideal surface shape for improved image quality and beam properties


Name: High surface area (Property)
Description: The large surface area of a material in nanoparticle form.


Name: [2] (reference)
Description: Citation for information about point groups in the tetragonal crystal system


Name: Harvard Library (Library)
Description: The largest academic research library in the world, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country where Habib Bourguiba went in 1946 and 1949.


Name: the teachings of the Gandharan texts (teachings)
Description: Teachings found in the Gandharan texts that are consistent with non-Mahayana Buddhism


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


Name: 58 municipal fire departments (Organization)
Description: Fire departments located in Westchester County


Name: Russian Architecture (Art Form)
Description: Architectural style prevalent in Russia during the given period


Name: 1:3 (e.g. [Si2O6]4−), 4:11 (e.g. [Si8O22]12−) (Silicon-oxygen ratios)
Description: The single-chain silicates have a ratio of 1:3, while the double-chain variety has a ratio of 4:11


Name: CVD diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Diamonds produced using Chemical Vapor Deposition


Name: Dexamenos of Chios (Artist)
Description: An artist known for four gems signed in the 5th century BC.


Name: Grey Fox (Animal species)
Description: A species of fox that dominates red foxes wherever their ranges meet


Name: debt_crisis (Economy)
Description: A situation in which a government, organization, or individual is unable to repay the debts they owe


Name: Neolithic civilization (civilization)
Description: a period in human history characterized by the transition from a hunting-gathering culture to one of agriculture and settled living


Name: Emerald (Stone)
Description: A emerald is a gemstone of significant historical and cultural importance.


Name: bidentate ligand (ChemicalCompound)
Description: An unspecified compound that replaces one or more pairs of water molecules in the cyclic trimer complex.


Name: Berlin (City)
Description: Capital and largest city of Germany by both area and population


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


Name: 59 teams (Sports_team)
Description: Teams that played according to the Massachusetts rules of baseball.


Name: Taos, Acoma, and Zuñi people (Puebloan people)
Description: Other Puebloan peoples located in the Southwestern United States


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: Country in Western Europe


Name: Woodcuts (Historical Artwork)
Description: Illustrations used in books after the invention of the printing press


Name: Wet Environment (Environmental Condition)
Description: Environment in which Topaz is formed, creating liquid-filled cavities


Name: Laboratory (Location)
Description: A controlled environment where scientific experiments are performed


Name: Sapphire deposits of Kashmir (geographical location)
Description: Locations where sapphires are mined in Kashmir, India


Name: Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) (Product Identifier)
Description: A standardized identifier for a specific unit of an automotive product


Name: Batteries (technology)
Description: Electrochemical devices that store and supply electrical energy


Name: a right to medical marijuana and a system for licensing, regulating, and taxing medical marijuana (policy)
Description: A policy that legalized medical marijuana in Missouri.


Name: New England (Geographical_region)
Description: A geographical region in the northeastern United States


Name: status symbols (symbol)
Description: The original utility and religious significance of these objects were forgotten


Name: Chalcis (City)
Description: The capital city of Euboea, to which Anthidona and Avlida municipalities reverted


Name: Antique Russian Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: Historical jewelry made in Russia


Name: 16O isotope (Isotope)
Description: One of the three stable isotopes of Oxygen, 16O.


Name: Mongols (ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic group of the Mongol Empire


Name: cast metal sculptures (Artwork_class)
Description: Sculptures made from cast metal, often bronze


Name: Mont Blanc (mountain)
Description: The highest mountain in the Alps.


Name: Dothan (Location)
Description: City where the college is located


Name: Services sector (Sector)
Description: The largest sector in France's economy


Name: 1087 (Year)
Description: Year when Old Town Square was established


Name: size, number, and symmetry of facets, as well as quality of polish (Diamond Property)
Description: Factors that influence the sparkle or scintillation of a diamond.


Name: Royal Tobacco Factory (Building)
Description: A factory in Seville, Spain


Name: Yuri Gagarin (Astronaut)
Description: The first human to journey into outer space, launched on Vostok 1 on April 12, 1961


Name: Infant mortality in Morocco (Demographic statistic)
Description: The number of deaths among infants under one year old in Morocco


Name: Vision for Education in Morocco 2015–2030 (Document)
Description: A report outlining a vision for education reform in Morocco between 2015 and 2030


Name: In the early 1990s (Time)
Description: A specific period in the past


Name: Spanish language (Language)
Description: A Romance language that originated from Vulgar Latin and is primarily spoken in Spain and the Americas.


Name: Hydrothermal alteration (process)
Description: The process that occurs in igneous rocks


Name: 10.8% (as of 2008) (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of foreign nationals in Vals, Switzerland as of 2008


Name: 25% (Percentage)
Description: The projected percentage of the United States market share by 2015


Name: Uranium miners (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who work in uranium mining


Name: Hand-drawing/Drafting methods, Computer-aided design programs (Design techniques)
Description: Design techniques used in jewelry designing


Name: Chinese cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The traditional and modern styles of Chinese cooking, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse regional dishes.


Name: Bird tails (Body parts)
Description: Tails of certain bird species


Name: Penal Labour Camps (Institution)
Description: Institution where many people were sent


Name: Art Nouveau (Art Style)
Description: An art and design movement that emphasized the natural world.


Name: Müstair, the Lower Engadine and Prättigau valleys (Location)
Description: Valleys where the Protestant religion was forbidden


Name: mid-19th century (time period)
Description: -


Name: Proto-Turkic language (language)
Description: The original Turkic language from which modern Turkic languages are derived.


Name: 12,700,000 ha (Quantity)
Description: 12,700,000 hectares or 31,382,383 acres


Name: Black Coral markets (Market)
Description: The market for the black corals.


Name: Phonetic signs (Writing Signs)
Description: The phonetic signs used in the Aztec Codex Mendoza


Name: Leather belt and kerchiefs (Accessory)
Description: Ornaments worn by officials along with their gowns.


Name: The sun (Star)
Description: A star located at the center of the Solar System.


Name: Alvaro Alonso Barba (Author)
Description: Spanish author whose work on metallurgy touted the efficacy of aetite


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Leopold of Babenberg (Person)
Description: Recipient of the marchia Orientalis in 976.


Name: Most Etruscan Jewelry (Jewelry)
Description: Etruscan jewelry found in tombs of the Archaic period.


Name: World market (Commercial entity)
Description: Global platform for buying and selling goods, including various types of coal


Name: India (Country)
Description: Supplied other South Asia markets with pomegranates in 2019


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


Name: Neodymium (Element)
Description: The element neodymium


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


Name: Pressure and temperature conditions (Physical_conditions)
Description: Certain specific pressure and temperature conditions that produce blueschist


Name: Traditional Japanese Curry, Ramen and Sushi (Dish)
Description: The traditional dishes that the popular dishes are widely consumed with.


Name: Ming dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A historical Chinese dynasty that ruled from 1368 to 1644


Name: Museum (Cultural Institution)
Description: A planned museum in Arad.


Name: Arsonist (Person)
Description: An individual who intentionally sets fires.


Name: Berber tribes (tribe)
Description: Berber political forces that remained powerful throughout history


Name: relatively low Miller index (numerical value)
Description: A numerical value indicating the relative stability of a surface orientation.


Name: Moroccan architecture (Islamic period) (Architectural style)
Description: A unique style developed during the Islamic period in Morocco


Name: Reactor Accidents (Incident)
Description: An incident involving a nuclear reactor


Name: Minoan pantheon (religious belief)
Description: Collection of deities worshipped by the Minoans


Name: Oldenburg dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A German princely house that has been a royal house of Denmark since 1448.


Name: French Revolutionary Wars (War)
Description: Series of revolutions and military conflicts fought in Europe between 1792 and 1802


Name: Yellow Marble (category of Makrana Marble)
Description: A type of marble known for its yellow color, primarily used for decorative purposes.


Name: soil erosion and degradation (impact)
Description: Soil erosion and degradation due to the removal of vegetation during deforestation


Name: Thrombolite-Stromatolite-Metazoan reefs (Geological Feature)
Description: Reefs that developed during the Proterozoic period


Name: Family-tree relationships (Concept)
Description: The depiction of the evolutionary history of a group of organisms.


Name: Soviet and Russian OMON special police (Military Unit Type)
Description: Soviet and Russian OMON special police wear a black beret


Name: 12.1 million (Population)
Description: The total population of Tunisia


Name: Three Pashas (HistoricalGroup)
Description: A group of military leaders who seized power in the Ottoman Empire following the 1913 coup d'état


Name: Characteristic sharp optical absorption lines (Physical Property)
Description: Optical properties induced by radiation treatment that can be easily detected


Name: Neighboring area raids (activity)
Description: Attacks on adjacent territories for various reasons, such as territory gain and resource acquisition


Name: Hattusa (City)
Description: The capital of the Hittite kingdom


Name: Office for National Statistics (Governmental body)
Description: UK government department responsible for the collection and publication of official statistics


Name: Thessaly (Geographical Area)
Description: Region in ancient Greece, modern-day Thessaly, Greece


Name: Varna Archaeological Museum (Museum)
Description: The museum where the oldest golden artefacts from Varna Necropolis are displayed


Name: Landslides and Avalanches (Natural hazard)
Description: Geological hazards caused by earthquakes in Afghanistan


Name: Keliber Oy (Company)
Description: A Finnish mining company.


Name: Victorian era mourning dress (Fashion)
Description: A style of dress worn during the Victorian era for mourning, characterized by dark colors and heavy fabrics


Name: Semiconductors (Material)
Description: Solid electrical conductors whose conductivity lies between that of a conductor and an insulator


Name: Low melting point (Physical Property)
Description: The low melting point of the chemical element Lithium


Name: climate, cultural and religious traditions, and the vast geography of Russia (Geographical and Cultural Elements)
Description: Given as the context


Name: Women (Gender)
Description: Females within Minoan society


Name: Sapphires with a secondary hue of pink (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a secondary hue of pink in addition to the primary blue hue


Name: Greek parliament (Legislative Body)
Description: The legislative branch of the Greek government


Name: Art (Activity)
Description: Various forms and styles of art, including pottery, oil painting, Gandhara Art, Persian miniature style, etc.


Name: Most studied materials (Material)
Description: The emitted X-rays from beryllium have much lower energies than those of most studied materials.


Name: Habsburg Charles V (person)
Description: King of Spain and the Holy Roman Empire from 1519 to 1556


Name: Kingdom of Great Britain (Historical Entity)
Description: The united kingdom created by the Acts of Union in 1707, consisting of England, Scotland and Wales.


Name: Polls (Survey)
Description: Research studies, such as the Pew Research Center poll


Name: pomme d'orange (French term for fruit)
Description: Old term for the orange fruit in French.


Name: Naples (Location)
Description: A city in Italy where the process was described in a book.


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


Name: Train rattling and wing shaking (Behavior)
Description: Actions performed by peacocks during their display


Name: 11 (Number)
Description: Number of rail border crossings


Name: Sillimanite and Graphite (Mineral)
Description: in some cases


Name: Both stable and unstable isotopes of beryllium (Isotope)
Description: The beryllium that is originally created in stars.


Name: Heat Treatment (Process)
Description: A process commonly used to enhance the natural color of sapphires, but not used on Yogo Sapphires.


Name: Collections of Cut Steel Jewellery (Collection)
Description: A collection of cut steel jewellery


Name: The French Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A system of mountain ranges in southeastern France and northwestern Italy.


Name: Pakistan (Country)
Description: A country to the east and south


Name: Diamond nanoparticles (Materials)
Description: The potential interaction between diamond nanoparticles and biological systems, which may have implications for their use in various applications.


Name: Three Attempts (Event)
Description: Three attempts when the base was quarried


Name: Fluorine (Element)
Description: A highly reactive and toxic halogen


Name: High Concentration of Cultural Remains (artifact)
Description: high concentration cultural remains of anatomically modern humans, from at least 40,000 years ago


Name: Animal's diet (Biological trait)
Description: What an animal eats


Name: Endocrine System (Biological System)
Description: The system of glands that secrete hormones directly into the bloodstream


Name: Haematoxylum campechianum (Species)
Description: A specific species of logwood tree


Name: Cured Hams (jamón serrano and jamón ibérico) (Food Product)
Description: The cured hams produced in the Sierra Morena and Sierra Nevada mountains


Name: Mediterranean diet (diet)
Description: Dietary pattern common in the Mediterranean region


Name: Fossil wood (Botanical material)
Description: Wood that is preserved in the fossil record, possibly being the only part of the plant that has been preserved.


Name: two universities in the top 200 according to the 2023 Aggregate Ranking of Top Universities (RepresentationInTopUniversityRankings)
Description: The number of Chinese universities appearing in the top 200 university rankings


Name: Everyday life (Concept)
Description: Common occurrence in daily activities or experiences


Name: Administrative Tribunal of the ILO (Legal Body)
Description: A special tribunal created by the International Labour Organization.


Name: Karma (Concept)
Description: A Vedic theory of 'moral law of cause and effect'


Name: Increased incidence of infections (Health Condition)
Description: A higher chance of contracting infections due to copper deficiency.


Name: Tuscan race (Ancient Race)
Description: The ancient race of the Etruscans


Name: The cabinet (Executive body)
Description: Executive power in the Netherlands


Name: White object (Visual object)
Description: An object that diffusely reflects all visible wavelengths of light


Name: Fancy Cut Stones (Shape of Diamond)
Description: Diamonds with shapes other than round brilliant, not guided by mathematical specifics


Name: Spectral lines (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Light transmitted through neodymium glasses shows unusually sharp absorption bands, which are used for spectral line calibration.


Name: Greek word for tower: τύρσις (Linguistic Term)
Description: The Greek term that might have been used to refer to Etruscan towns or towers


Name: Schistosity (GeologicalProperty)
Description: Characteristic that may not be obliterated in banded or foliated rocks


Name: Universe (Cosmic body)
Description: The cosmic entity commonly referred to as the universe.


Name: western ideas (Ideology)
Description: Freedom of thought, freedom of personality, individualism, rationalism which were considered by Orthodox religion as dangerous and rebel thinking