Name: Hills (land use and appearance) (Landform)
Description: In Wales, the distinction between hills and mountains is more a term of land use and appearance and has nothing to do with height.


Name: Insular Council of Mallorca (government institution)
Description: The Insular Council is responsible for Serveis Ferroviaris de Mallorca


Name: Tide jewels and Jingū conquering the Koreans (Legendary event)
Description: Mythical accounts from Nihongi regarding the tide jewels and Empress Jingū's conquest of Korea


Name: many deities (deity)
Description: Many deities, among which a young, spear-wielding male god is also prominent


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


Name: Renaissance (Historical Period)
Description: A cultural and artistic movement that took place in Europe from the 14th to the 17th century, characterized by a renewed interest in classical learning and the arts


Name: François Du Creux (Author)
Description: An author whose works were copied for the creation of earlier maps


Name: Seals and counter-seals (Objects)
Description: Combination of a seal and a counter-seal used for authentication purposes


Name: commuter services in Auckland and Wellington (PublicTransport)
Description: Local public transportation services in Auckland and Wellington


Name: Afghanistan Rugby Union (Organization)
Description: The national rugby union of Afghanistan


Name: Descartes' theorem (MathematicalConcept)
Description: A geometric theorem about tangent circles


Name: Meknes (City)
Description: One of the cities with a population over 500,000 in Morocco


Name: Ottoman Empire (empire)
Description: -


Name: Constitution of Spain (1978) (Legislation)
Description: The current constitution of Spain that recognizes and guarantees the right of autonomy for various regions


Name: Public radio (Broadcasting service)
Description: A broadcasting service which began in 1922


Name: UFOP's School of Mining (School)
Description: A school in Ouro Preto


Name: German Green Party, Alliance 90 (Political Party)
Description: Founded separately in different time periods


Name: the thief from the Sierra Morena and the smuggler (Character archetype)
Description: Archetypal characters symbolizing rebellion, cunning, or lawlessness


Name: various languages (Language)
Description: Translations of the name Côte d'Ivoire in various languages


Name: Nazi Concentration Camps (Place)
Description: A system of camps established by Nazi Germany during World War II for the internment, forced labor, and systematic extermination of millions of people


Name: dowries, international trade or tax-related matters (commerce)
Description: The Florentine florin was used for larger transactions such as those used in dowries, international trade or for tax-related matters


Name: Absorption and Scattering of Light (process)
Description: The process by which the physical color of an object is determined.


Name: Smaller-scale topaz mines (mining operation)
Description: Mining of topaz on a smaller scale


Name: North American craton (Geological Plate)
Description: The southern part of the North American continent during the time when the Sioux Quartzite was deposited.


Name: British Military and Civilian Officials (Group)
Description: Group of British government officials serving in North America during the war


Name: Fourth Crusade Siege and Sack of Constantinople (Event)
Description: The siege and sack of Constantinople during the Fourth Crusade in 1204 AD


Name: $317 per troy ounce (Monetary Amount)
Description: The average mining and extraction cost of gold in 2007


Name: Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Investigation (Legal Investigation)
Description: Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections


Name: white Colombians (Ethnic group)
Description: White Colombians


Name: Canton of Bellinzona and Lugano (Geographical Entity)
Description: Two cantons that existed prior to the formation of Ticino.


Name: National Infrastructure Agency (Colombia) (Government Agency)
Description: A government agency responsible for infrastructure concessions and public-private partnerships in Colombia


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: The most common metal in the universe and in the dense metal cores of planets such as Earth.


Name: Y-DNA haplogroups R1a and I2 (genetic markers)
Description: Genetic markers associated with the Slavs


Name: the richest 5% (Demographic group)
Description: A segment of the population who own 38% of the country's wealth


Name: František Vláčil (Filmmaker)
Description: A filmmaker known for his original manuscripts and psychological impact.


Name: Mikhail Lomonosov (Scientist)
Description: Russian polymath, poet, and philosopher


Name: many Moroccan novelists, poets and playwrights (literature_classification)
Description: Authors who create works in the genres of novels, poetry, and plays


Name: Nampeyo (Person)
Description: A Hopi potter whose work became highly sought after in the early 20th century


Name: Tomb of Moses (Historical Site)
Description: The burial place of Prophet Moses


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


Name: Lady Hume (Person)
Description: Wife of Sir Abraham Hume


Name: Concept of Hinduism (Idea or Belief)
Description: The concept that represents a belief and tradition distinct from Buddhism and Jainism


Name: dark green (Color)
Description: Has a dark green color.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A collection of religious beliefs, cultural systems, and world views that originated in the Indian subcontinent and have had a profound impact on the development of human civilizations.


Name: - (Political System)
Description: Brazil's political party structure


Name: gold and gems (materials)
Description: Materials used in the creation of jewellery.


Name: Argentina (Country)
Description: South American country


Name: lengths of the words (linguistic concept)
Description: the spatial dimension of a word in terms of the number of letters or syllables


Name: seat on the throne (position)
Description: contested by Edward in 1337


Name: western cella of the Parthenon (Room within a building)
Description: A room within the Parthenon as suggested by scholars


Name: Regiments in the Dutch Army (Military Unit)
Description: Infantry regiments present in the Dutch Army


Name: Cylinder Seal (Artifact)
Description: A seal made in various types of stone, used in Mesopotamia and other cultures.


Name: Medieval townspeople (Group)
Description: People living in medieval towns


Name: Fayalite, Mineral assemblages in metamorphic and igneous processes (Mineral)
Description: The minerals and mineral assemblages used to calculate the fugacity of oxygen recorded by them


Name: Layer of Paint (paints)
Description: A layer applied over the metal coating on glass mirrors to protect it from abrasion and corrosion.


Name: Key (Symbol)
Description: A representation of a key in the municipal coat of arms.


Name: Exsolved rutile silk (Inclusion)
Description: Dissolution and removal of exsolved rutile silk in high temperature heated sapphires


Name: Rights (LegalRight)
Description: Entitlements recognized and protected by law or custom.


Name: Curvature of the Universe (Physical Property)
Description: A property that describes the shape of the universe.


Name: 2 (Number)
Description: Has two short collinear U–O bonds.


Name: several major athletic and footwear companies (Company)
Description: -


Name: Colors (Perceptual concept)
Description: The visual perception based on the electromagnetic spectrum


Name: Chocolate / Pralines (Food)
Description: Chocolate and praline confections


Name: Cornish language word bleujenn (Language Term)
Description: Another possible origin of the name Blue John, based on Cornish miners' usage.


Name: Pewter (Material)
Description: A medium that replaced copper for music engraving by 1837


Name: space program (Program)
Description: A series of missions and projects aimed at exploring space


Name: applied research labs (Laboratory)
Description: The places where the chemical and physical properties of fullerenes are being studied


Name: calligraphy skills (skill)
Description: The skill that was tested in the examination


Name: Hellenic Armed Forces (Military Forces)
Description: The military forces of Greece


Name: [9] (Reference)
Description: A reference where these results are found


Name: Thassos island (island)
Description: A Greek island in the northern Aegean Sea


Name: Gemology (Education)
Description: The educational aspect of gemology for jewelers and gemologists


Name: serving in foreign armies (except for the Swiss Guards of the Vatican or if they are dual citizens and reside there) (Activity)
Description: Serving in a foreign army, except under specific circumstances


Name: Lü (履) (type of shoes)
Description: shoes for formal occasions during Hanfu period


Name: Addressing socio-economic challenges (Action)
Description: Actions taken to resolve socio-economic issues in the gemstone industry.


Name: Art (Cultural production)
Description: Artistic symbols of Berber identity


Name: Victor Horta (Architect)
Description: A Belgian architect who was a major initiator of the Art Nouveau style


Name: Diatoms, Radiolaria, Siliceous sponges, Rice (Organism)
Description: Organisms that use silicon directly or as a structural material for their skeletons or require it for growth.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American country


Name: Gustaf VI Adolf (monarch)
Description: The King of Sweden from 1950 to 1973


Name: Prescott's history on Aztec civilization (Text)
Description: The text assessed by Benjamin Keen


Name: Kali (Language Term)
Description: The root word for alkali in Arabic.


Name: US Department of Homeland Security (Government department)
Description: A cabinet department of the U.S. federal government.


Name: metasomatic liquid (Geological substance)
Description: Liquid that affects the major element geochemistry and mineralogy of siliciclastic sediments.


Name: Kingdom of the Netherlands (Country)
Description: The Kingdom of the Netherlands as of 1840


Name: Red (Color)
Description: Color of majesty and authority adopted by the Byzantine Empire


Name: Andreas Sigismund Marggraf (scientist)
Description: German chemist and botanist who was one of the pioneers of quantitative chemistry


Name: Phoenician metal ingots (Specific ingot)
Description: Metal ingots used by Phoenicians


Name: Liao Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: An ancient Chinese dynasty


Name: Various centres of mainland Greece (Location)
Description: Multiple locations that suffered destruction around 1250 BC.


Name: Cardinals (Religious Role)
Description: High-ranking officials in the Roman Catholic Church who wear special vestments


Name: Red-light District (Place)
Description: Areas where prostitution is permitted or tolerated.


Name: Kirpan, Khanda, Tegha (Sikh Sword)
Description: Types of swords held in high esteem among the Sikhs.


Name: Art Historians (Profession)
Description: Individuals who study and analyze the historical development of art


Name: Ozone Layer (Layer of Earth's Atmosphere)
Description: A region of the stratosphere containing a relatively large number of ozone molecules


Name: Utraquists (Religious Group)
Description: A Hussite group that accepted Utraquism as a distinct form of Christianity


Name: Meeting of Ways (Symbolic Name)
Description: The nickname of the coat of arms: 'meeting of ways' representing three important roads that meet in Oppdal


Name: punk (Music genre)
Description: A genre of music characterized by a rebellious attitude


Name: Resurrection (Religious Concept)
Description: The belief in the resurrection of Jesus Christ


Name: Regional Centre (Region)
Description: Drammen serves as a regional centre for an area with a population of 110,236 inhabitants in 2021


Name: Inflexible (Physical Property)
Description: Not able to be bent or folded


Name: 1827 (Year)
Description: The year when slavery was completely abolished in the state


Name: Carbon-Fluorine bond (chemical bond)
Description: The strongest bond in organic chemistry, giving stability to organofluorines


Name: Muscovite, Paragonite, Margarite (Mineral)
Description: Minorals that chiastolite crystals have been altered by.


Name: Benin (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: Human tail bud (Embryonic part)
Description: Part of the human embryo which develops into the end of the spine


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: Australia is a sovereign country comprising the mainland of the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania, and numerous smaller islands.


Name: young men and children (Group of People)
Description: People who work in Agbogbloshie


Name: Crystallization (Process)
Description: Process of forming a crystalline structure from a fluid or from materials dissolved in a fluid


Name: Wendish Crusade (historical_event)
Description: A crusade started against the Polabian Slavs in 1147 as a part of the Northern Crusades


Name: European Free Trade Association (EFTA) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization promoting free trade among its member states.


Name: Winston Churchill (Person)
Description: A British politician who served as Prime Minister during the Second World War


Name: Vertebrates (Class of Animals)
Description: A class of animals characterized by having a spinal column, including mammals and birds.


Name: Oxy-fuel welding (welding_technique)
Description: A form of welding used for creating steel sculptures


Name: Non-silicates (Mineral Class)
Description: These structural analogues include the non-silicate minerals


Name: European Middle Ages (Time Period)
Description: The period in European history roughly corresponding to the Middle Ages, traditionally dated from the 5th century to the 15th century


Name: Non-profit Organizations (Industry)
Description: Organizations that are dedicated to social causes, such as education, healthcare, environmental conservation, and human rights


Name: Gabriel Lippmann (Person)
Description: French physicist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1908


Name: Sevastopol and the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (AdminDivision)
Description: In 2014


Name: that in the Spessart around 10,900 hectares of forest would be turned into a national park (Statement)
Description: If the Spessart were to become a national park


Name: 325 (later 332) municipalities (Geographical Area)
Description: Local government divisions in Greece


Name: M-Type Asteroids (Celestial Body)
Description: Asteroids with a metallic composition


Name: Mineral Chain Auditor (Role)
Description: A role responsible for monitoring the mineral chain


Name: Habsburgs (Dynasty)
Description: European royal house that dominated Central Europe from the late Middle Ages until the 20th century


Name: Non-fusilier regiments which wear the hackle (Military Unit)
Description: Regiments that wear hackle despite not being fusiliers


Name: End of the 4th century BC (Time period)
Description: Approximate time when Etruscan art started to depict more realistic physiognomic portraits


Name: The normalization of diplomatic ties in 2015 (Diplomatic Event)
Description: Normalization of diplomatic ties between Cuba and the United States in 2015


Name: Cacao beans (Currency)
Description: Small purchases were made with cacao beans in Aztec marketplaces.


Name: Atomic weight: 6.941 (Physical Property)
Description: The atomic weight of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Other infrastructure (Infrastructure)
Description: Broadly, any built environment facilities and installations that provide essential services or facilities


Name: Antwerpsche Diamantkring (Organization)
Description: The first and biggest diamond bourse dedicated to rough diamonds


Name: WAEMU (West African Economic and Monetary Union) (Political Entity)
Description: A monetary union of 15 West African countries that promotes economic integration, currency stability, and monetary policy coordination


Name: Greeks (Ethnic group)
Description: People of Greek ethnicity


Name: Benedetto family (Family)
Description: The family who operated the last family-owned farm in Manhattan.


Name: Western Ukraine and Central Ukraine (region)
Description: Regions where the Ukrainian language is predominantly used.


Name: Spending from the Sovereign Wealth Fund (Government Pension Fund – Global) (Financial transaction)
Description: The investigation into spending from the Norwegian Government Pension Fund - Global


Name: Prester John (Mythical figure)
Description: The letter was ostensibly written by Prester John


Name: 16th century (Time Period)
Description: A time period characterized by significant advancements in various fields, including the development of a good green dye.


Name: Needle shape mullite (Shape)
Description: One of the two common shapes of mullite


Name: SodiumTail (AstronomicalPhenomenon)
Description: The detection of a sodium tail in Comet Hale-Bopp


Name: the prevailing climate of disagreement in the philosophy of art during the closing decades of the 20th century (Idea or Concept)
Description: The state of disagreement regarding philosophical aspects of art at the end of the 20th century


Name: Potassium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol K and atomic number 19.


Name: Color (of flame) (Color)
Description: The hue perceived by the human eye when light is reflected or emitted.


Name: Titanium (Metal)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22


Name: 13th and 14th century (Time Period)
Description: Century range between 1201 and 1399


Name: Ibadi Islam (Religious Movement)
Description: A sect of Islam that opposed Umayyad rule in the East


Name: Tuckahoe Marble (Marble Deposit)
Description: A white marble deposit in the United States


Name: Sea cucumbers (Echinoderm)
Description: A type of echinoderm characterized by a reduced skeleton to assist in feeding and movement.


Name: sculptors (Occupation)
Description: People who create three-dimensional works of art


Name: Pink Marble (Marble)
Description: A type of Takaka marble that came from a quarry in the lower Riuwaka Valley


Name: Western European culture (Culture)
Description: The cultures of Europe west of the Eastern European border


Name: As Sword Design Evolved (Event)
Description: The development and improvement of sword technology.


Name: The color of the sky with optimal visibility (Situation)
Description: A situation where the sky is clear, perfectly or near-perfectly cloudless and sunny with an optimal quantity of humidity, absence or optimal quantity of atmospheric dust.


Name: Locarno International Film Festival (Film_Festival)
Description: Switzerland's most prestigious film festival


Name: Larger purchases (Commercial transactions)
Description: Quachtli were used for making larger purchases in Aztec marketplaces.


Name: One person (individual)
Description: A single individual who refused to comply


Name: lunar origin of tektites (Concept)
Description: Theory that tektites came from the Moon


Name: fertility, blessing and favor (Concept)
Description: A representation of fertility, blessing and favor in Iranian beliefs


Name: Postage Stamps (Postal Service Item)
Description: A stamp affixed to mail as evidence of payment of postage.


Name: Westchester County (as of 2010) (Census Region)
Description: The population and demographic information as of the year 2010.


Name: Almandine garnet (Mineral)
Description: State gemstone of Connecticut


Name: economic_activity, growth_and_size_of_an_economy (Economy)
Description: What the gross domestic product is a measure of


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A North American nation


Name: Mountains (NaturalFeature)
Description: The mountains in Norway


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


Name: cemeteries (location)
Description: Locations where most of the Etruscan funerary art has been discovered


Name: Don Juan of Austria (Political Entity)
Description: The new Spanish governor


Name: Fibula or penannular brooches (Jewelry)
Description: Symmetrical pair of triangular plates with pins used to keep draped garments in place.


Name: science (Subject)
Description: Advisory role related to science in Benin


Name: KGK Group (organization)
Description: A vertically integrated diamond company involved in mining, trading, and retail of diamonds.


Name: Bull (Animal)
Description: A type of mammal that cannot see the red color of a bullfighter's cape but can be agitated by its movement.


Name: Saint Petersburg (City)
Description: The second-largest city in Russia and the largest northern city in the world


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: A country in northwestern Europe


Name: Early Russian Painting (Art Movement)
Description: Represented in icons and vibrant frescos


Name: publication (Publication)
Description: The publication of the manuscript in seven parts


Name: 2012 (Year)
Description: The year Manhattan's first Slow Zone was installed.


Name: Specific Strain (physical process)
Description: A physical process applied to TWIP steel.


Name: diffuse reflection (Reflection type)
Description: A type of reflection where light bounces off a surface in various directions.


Name: Lise Meitner (Person)
Description: An Austrian-born physicist who made significant contributions to nuclear research and quantum mechanics


Name: Primary Reserve Currency (Role in Economy)
Description: A currency held primarily for short-term financial goals


Name: Indigenous oral traditions (Literature)
Description: Oral literature of Australian Indigenous people


Name: monist pantheism and philosophical idealism of Advaita Vedanta (Philosophy)
Description: A misunderstanding and oversimplification of Hinduism as a single philosophy


Name: Textiles (Industry)
Description: Traditional industry of Kawamata


Name: Gender distribution of Westchester County (Statistic)
Description: For every 100 females, there were 91.70 males.


Name: Benin (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: James Scott (Person)
Description: An American anthropologist, political economist, and geographer.


Name: general forest age or biomass (Age or biomass attribute)
Description: Characteristics indicating the age and biological matter content of a forest


Name: Mary Schweitzer (person)
Description: paleontologist who reported the presence of iron particles associated with dinosaur soft tissues


Name: Friedrich Engels (Person)
Description: A German philosopher, political theorist, and social scientist who is best known for his collaboration with Karl Marx in writing The Communist Manifesto.


Name: Average Monthly Rent (Statistic)
Description: The average monthly rent in Cresciano


Name: Mikhail Glinka (Person)
Description: A Russian composer considered the father of Russian classical music.


Name: Transportation Infrastructure (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the construction and maintenance of transportation infrastructure, such as roads, bridges, and airports


Name: Sheet silicates (Classification of minerals)
Description: General category for minerals with parallel sheets of silicate tetrahedra


Name: Decompression at relatively shallow depths (medical-treatment)
Description: Medical procedure used for divers to reduce the risk of decompression sickness


Name: Etruscan decline (historical period)
Description: Period of weakening and fall of Etruscan power


Name: Pumpkins (Product)
Description: Product that Alleghany County produces the most among the counties in North Carolina


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


Name: euhedral or rounded octahedra and twinned octahedra known as macles (crystal shapes)
Description: shapes in which diamonds are often found


Name: Flawless to Included (Scale)
Description: Scale used for measuring diamond clarity, from Flawless to Included


Name: Northwest Africa (Geographical Area)
Description: Region in North Africa


Name: Nacreous Coating (Chemical Compound)
Description: The white outer layer of a pearl, consisting of nacre


Name: Māori tattoos (moko) (tattoo)
Description: Traditional Māori tattoos consisting of coloured soot mixed with gum


Name: Tube Feet (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Structures through which two tubes pass from the plate.


Name: temperature and pressure (Physical quantity)
Description: Temperature and pressure at which the reaction begins


Name: Fluorescence-guided Removal of Cancer (Medical Procedure Result)
Description: The procedure where the small molecule enables removal of cancer


Name: Marine sediment nappes (geological formation)
Description: There are marine sediment nappes within the Alps


Name: carnelian (mineral)
Description: A variety of chalcedony characterized by its red or orange color


Name: Topaz Crystal Structure (Chemical Structure)
Description: -


Name: Eucalyptus Trees (Living Thing)
Description: Trees native to Australia


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


Name: multicultural society (social characteristic)
Description: a population characterized by having diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds


Name: Fourth Digit or Ring Finger (Anatomy)
Description: The fourth finger of the left hand, customarily used for betrothal, engagement and wedding rings.


Name: Norwegian Law (Legislation)
Description: The laws passed by Parliament and enforced in Norway


Name: present-day northern Afghanistan, eastern Turkmenistan, southern Uzbekistan and western Tajikistan (Geographical locations)
Description: Modern geographical areas where the Bactria–Margiana Archaeological Complex was found.


Name: undefined (Blockchain databases)
Description: A distributed digital ledger used for recording and verifying transactions


Name: Cantor's Continuum (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The cardinality of the continuum representing the real numbers


Name: two stone monoliths (Artifact)
Description: Authored Descripción histórico y cronológico de las dos piedras


Name: agricultural sector (sector)
Description: the farming and agricultural industry of Ukraine


Name: Plaques of Jasperware, Bilston enamel (material)
Description: Some designs of cut steel jewellery featured plaques of Jasperware and Bilston enamel


Name: Olive Ware (Person)
Description: A person who was married to Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Dance Music (Music Genre)
Description: A genre originating from the UK, influenced by various other genres and movements


Name: Judaism in Spain (Religion)
Description: The Jewish population residing in Spain.


Name: Arthropod (Classification of arthropods)
Description: An invertebrate with an exoskeleton


Name: Deployment of Jupiter missiles in Turkey and Soviet missiles in Cuba (International Issue)
Description: The issue that led to the Cuban Missile Crisis


Name: people who inhabited the region for at least the previous 200 years (Group of People)
Description: -


Name: Beech, Oak, and Pine (Plant species)
Description: Commonly found in German forests


Name: Winds (Weather Condition)
Description: Air movement caused by the rotation of the earth and other factors, which can reverse direction after a tropical cyclone passes.


Name: United States v. Reynolds (Legal Case)
Description: A landmark legal case concerning military secrecy in the United States, decided by the Supreme Court in 1953.


Name: Diamonds in drill tips and saw blades (mineral)
Description: Diamonds used in cutting tools like drill bits and saw blades


Name: Caucasus Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A major mountain range in Eurasia.


Name: Nobile Teatro di San Giacomo di Corfù (Building)
Description: First theatre and opera house of modern Greece


Name: Long Island Rail Road (Organization)
Description: Another commuter rail service in the U.S., serving Long Island and New York City.


Name: Cardboard, bubble wrap, shipping envelopes (Waste items)
Description: Items ending up in landfills due to online shopping


Name: Henlow (Person)
Description: A person who was the president of Ipswich Museum.


Name: La Tomatina tomato festival (Festival)
Description: An annual festival held in the town of Buñol, Valencia, Spain, where participants throw tomatoes at each other.


Name: Egyptian hieroglyphs crossed sticks (Gardiner Z9 – Z11) (hieroglyph)
Description: Cross-shaped Egyptian hieroglyphs


Name: Pig Iron (Material)
Description: Material used in the finery forge to produce bar iron


Name: Friedrich Wöhler (Person)
Description: German chemist who synthesized trichlorosilane in 1857


Name: over time (time)
Description: As of the given context


Name: Record-breaking bushfires (Event)
Description: Record-breaking bushfires in Australia


Name: Essential goal of human life (Goal)
Description: A goal pursued in Hinduism without sacrificing dharma, artha and moksha


Name: Lebanon (Country)
Description: A country in Western Asia


Name: difficulty for passengers of targeted boat (effect)
Description: The MythBusters team found that the mirrors made it very difficult for the passengers of the targeted boat to see.


Name: Sixth Guru (Person)
Description: One of the ten Sikh Gurus who lived during the time of political struggles for the Sikhs


Name: Drammen, Norway (Location)
Description: A location in Norway


Name: Georges Cuvier (Scientist)
Description: French zoologist and naturalist who is considered one of the founders of modern paleontology


Name: Ukraine's criminal judicial system and prison system (justice system)
Description: The parts of Ukraine's justice system dealing with criminal matters and incarceration


Name: schlager pop and German hip hop (Music genres)
Description: A combination of schlager, a popular genre in German-speaking Europe, and hip hop


Name: royal titles and styles (manner of address) (title)
Description: Titles that members of the Swedish Royal Family hold.


Name: Middle Francia (historical entity)
Description: Weak kingdom that comprised territories from Frisia in the north to the Kingdom of Italy in the south


Name: Denmark and Norway (Countries)
Description: The countries that Queen Margaret managed during Olaf's minority


Name: third on the list of countries with the most bird species (1,832) (Rank)
Description: -


Name: nuclear deterrence and the development of France's nuclear capabilities. (nuclear policy)
Description: Nuclear deterrence and the development of France's nuclear capabilities, for which Charles de Gaulle is known for his strong stance.


Name: Mali (Place)
Description: A West African country


Name: Watch (Product)
Description: The product that the positional adjustments affect, increasing its price


Name: Wealth, merchants, bankers, and the gentry (Social Classes)
Description: During this period.


Name: Lederhosen (Clothing)
Description: A type of short leather breeches


Name: Cytochrome a (Protein)
Description: A protein involved in the electron transport chain and located at the mitochondrial membrane


Name: flat flaws (gem characteristic)
Description: The presence of flat flaws in natural stones, specifically beryl minerals


Name: Concrete block (Building material)
Description: A type of concrete block


Name: Bactria–Margiana Archaeological Complex (BMAC) (Archaeological site)
Description: A Bronze Age civilization in Central Asia, dated to c. 2400–1600 BC.


Name: Wu Zetian (Person)
Description: Empress and de facto ruler of the Tang dynasty (690–705)


Name: Russian Cinema Industry (Industry)
Description: The Russian cinema industry suffered large losses in the 1990s but has seen growth since the late 2000s


Name: Ransome engineering industry (industry)
Description: Engineering industry that helped build Ipswich's industrial prosperity in the early 19th century


Name: Algerian Society and Community (Social Structures)
Description: The social structure and community dynamics in Algeria, which are shaped by history, culture, and demographics


Name: Gran Canaria (Island)
Description: The second-largest of the Canary Islands


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


Name: Daphne (City)
Description: The city is located on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, and was incorporated in 1927.


Name: Opal-AG (Silica mineral variety)
Description: Variety of opal-A consisting of aggregated spheres of silica


Name: Each Column (Architectural Structure)
Description: A single column in the Memorial.


Name: gems (Object)
Description: Gems are polished from phenakite


Name: Ze, jin, jinze, and chize (Headgear)
Description: Different types of headgears used during the Han dynasty


Name: Role (North Atlantic) (Role)
Description: The significant role the North Atlantic plays in global climate and weather patterns


Name: Mountain (3000 feet) (Landform)
Description: In the modern definition, a mountain is a landform that stands at least 3,000 feet (914.4 meters) above its surrounding area.


Name: Collection Routes, Vehicles, Public Education (Waste Management Strategies)
Description: Strategies to manage waste materials


Name: Neodymium (Chemical Element)
Description: A rare earth element with the atomic number 60 and the symbol Nd.


Name: Nuclear Reactors (Energy Production Technology)
Description: A nuclear reactor is a device used to initiate and control a sustained chain reaction of nuclear fission.


Name: State Constitutional Amendment (Legislation)
Description: A change to the constitution of the state of Alabama


Name: Population (Demographic group)
Description: The total number of people living within a particular area


Name: Murillo (artist)
Description: Spanish Baroque painter


Name: Copper One-Cent Pieces (Coin)
Description: Copper one-cent coins dated prior to 1982 and some 1982-dated coins.


Name: Stamps and moulds (tool)
Description: Tools used to shape clay or other materials in pottery and sculpture


Name: Jaume Deya and Pablo Galera (Person)
Description: Two archaeologists who discovered the Bronze Age sword on Mallorca Island


Name: Wine (alcoholic drink)
Description: an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grapes


Name: Maniots (Ethnic group)
Description: A Greek ethnic group who claim descent from the ancient Spartans


Name: Besancenot's work (Artwork)
Description: The artwork created by Besancenot, including his 60 gouache paintings and the book Costumes du Maroc


Name: Nanopowders (Particle Group)
Description: A specific type of particle agglomerates


Name: Anthropology (Field of study)
Description: A field of study synthesizing Kant's and Herder's interests.


Name: Rock (Geological Entity)
Description: A solid material that makes up the Earth's surface and crust.


Name: Consumer electronics (smartphones, tablets, computers) (Electronic devices)
Description: Devices that are manufactured using 3TGs.


Name: Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Republic of the Congo, Sierra Leone, Arkansas, Canada, Russian Arctic, Brazil, Northern and Western Australia, Cape of Good Hope, Ocean Floor (Location)
Description: Diamonds found in these locations.


Name: Canadian Gold Maple Leaf (Specific coin)
Description: A gold collector/investor coin minted by Canada


Name: Greater India (Geographical Area)
Description: Region where Buddhism and Islam supplanted Hinduism


Name: Seniors (60-69) (age group)
Description: Age group consisting of seniors between 60 and 69


Name: Albertville, France (Location)
Description: A commune in the Savoie department in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region in southeastern France, host of the 1992 Winter Olympics.


Name: The task of criticism is the reconstruction of the creative process (Idea or Concept)
Description: A statement describing Wollheim's view on criticism.


Name: The Tinder Box, The Bronze Ring (Magic Items)
Description: Examples of magic items that can be grouped based on their characteristics.


Name: Avars and Local Slavs (Historical Group)
Description: The co-existence of the Avars and local Slavs


Name: Christianity and Latin (Religion & Language)
Description: Latin language and Christianity


Name: Shand (Person)
Description: A person who first documented pseudotachylyte.


Name: New York City Department of Education (GovernmentDepartment)
Description: Managed by the New York City Department of Education.


Name: being more psychovisually linear (Color Space Property)
Description: The property of being more psychovisually linear compared to traditional methods


Name: 9th to 4th century BC (Time Period)
Description: The time period when Golasecca culture existed.


Name: Court dress regulations (Regulation)
Description: Rules governing the court dress during the Southern dynasties period


Name: intrusion of hot molten rock (Geological process)
Description: Metamorphic rocks can be formed in localized areas due to the intrusion of hot magma.


Name: Successful fashion designers (Occupation)
Description: Designers who have achieved success in the fashion industry


Name: Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management (Institution)
Description: A school focusing on economics, management, and social sciences


Name: Highly oxidised metasomatism of wall rocks to a shear zone (Geological process)
Description: A geological process where the surrounding rocks are chemically altered, leading to the formation of jasperoids


Name: While supporters argue that Germany has acted in the best interests of the Eurozone as a whole (Historical events)
Description: The Eurozone crisis was a financial crisis affecting many member states of the Eurozone, with Germany playing a significant role


Name: Libya (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: Ohrid (city)
Description: A city in Southwest North Macedonia


Name: other countries (Countries)
Description: The countries that have diplomatic relations with Colombia


Name: Industrial production of beryllium (Production)
Description: The industrial production of beryllium started after the First World War


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state in the southeastern region of the United States.


Name: The Percy W. Bridgman House (Building)
Description: U.S. National Historic Landmark in Massachusetts


Name: wood and other materials (Material)
Description: Wood and other objects that can be engraved with the machine


Name: Organoboron(III) compounds (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Usually tetrahedral or trigonal planar


Name: Abundance (Jewish Symbolism) (Concept)
Description: The symbolic representation of abundance and fertility in Judaism.


Name: quartz, chrysoberyl, beryl (especially. aquamarine varieties), charoite, tourmaline, labradorite, selenite, feldspar, apatite, moonstone, thomsonite and scapolite (Gemstone)
Description: Specific gemstones that belong to the 'Gem species' category.


Name: Early, Middle and Late periods (Division)
Description: Convenient divisions of the Bronze Age in the Near East


Name: Napkin (Object)
Description: A cloth used at the table for cleaning one's hands or as a decoration.


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: Central European country


Name: Gender-exclusive practices (Cultural_Practice)
Description: The practice of gender exclusion in mountain areas


Name: Canton of Ticino (Location)
Description: A canton in southern Switzerland


Name: Yale University (Educational Institution)
Description: The university where Benjamin Silliman delivered his first lectures in chemistry.


Name: Hudson River School (Art Movement)
Description: A mid-19th-century movement in visual arts influenced by European naturalism


Name: German-speaking (Language)
Description: A language spoken in Valais


Name: Prado (Art Gallery)
Description: The national art museum of Spain, located in Madrid


Name: Britain (country)
Description: The Star Carr Pendant was found in Britain.


Name: Sword or knife (Item)
Description: A cutting weapon with a long blade and hilt, used in the practice of Wicca.


Name: new Republic's constitution (Document)
Description: The constitution of the newly formed Republic of Colombia.


Name: Roman Catholic Church (ReligiousOrganization)
Description: Branch of Christianity


Name: GIA Gem Trade Lab (GTL) (organization)
Description: A gem testing and grading laboratory established by GIA.


Name: Specific Performance of Contract (Legal Context)
Description: A court order that obliges a party to fulfill their obligations under a contract


Name: Orange (Color)
Description: Orange is a tertiary color that is numerically halfway between gamma-compressed red and yellow


Name: Middle-aged adults (50-59) (age group)
Description: Age group consisting of middle-aged adults between 50 and 59


Name: Neodymium-containing minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals containing neodymium as an element


Name: Catholic Church, Anglican Communion, and Lutheran Calendar (Religious Organization)
Description: Churches celebrating the feast day of Saint John


Name: Representations of Hercules' Twelve labors (mythological event)
Description: The region was the traditional site of one of Hercules' tasks


Name: Kawamata's official emblem (symbol)
Description: The symbol of Kawamata


Name: Copper (Cu) Skarn Deposit (Type of Skarn Deposits)
Description: A skarn deposit that is rich in copper.


Name: Swiss consumption's biocapacity (Biocapacity)
Description: The amount of biocapacity required for Swiss consumption


Name: Angels' feathers (Mythological entity)
Description: Belief that the appearance of peacocks' and angels' feathers are similar


Name: Golden Law (Law)
Description: The law that formally abolished slavery in Brazil


Name: Sea Urchin Cilia (Physical Feature)
Description: The small hair-like structures covering the sea urchin's test.


Name: Known Impact Craters (Geological Feature)
Description: Impact craters on Earth that are known and have been studied


Name: Animal agriculture (Agriculture)
Description: The rearing of livestock for the production of meat, milk, wool, etc.


Name: Amyntas (Ancient Person)
Description: Son of the Persian official Bubares and grandson of Macedonian King Amyntas.


Name: Meditation Theory in Buddhism (Theory)
Description: The focus and underlying theory of liberation guiding the meditation in Buddhism


Name: reflecting the complexities of Norwegian society (Description of Norwegian cinema)
Description: Norwegian cinema showcases themes like social realism, human drama, and dark humor to portray the intricacies of Norwegian society


Name: Peaceful relations with surrounding civilizations (Historical Relationship)
Description: A characteristic of the Minoan civilization according to historical records


Name: Isotope of Copper (63Cu) (Isotope)
Description: One of the stable isotopes of copper with a spin of 3⁄2.


Name: Acculturation (Process)
Description: The process of acculturation being affected by colonization


Name: India (Country)
Description: A location where amethyst was historically mined


Name: disc-type barrel (Barrel)
Description: A disc-type barrel with a diameter about 1 m (3 ft 3 in) that holds the entire assembly


Name: Steel, crystal, large pearls (Materials)
Description: Materials used in skan' production since the 19th century


Name: cellulose acetate and cellulose nitrate (Material)
Description: The chemical used to harden the surface of the pearls


Name: Center of Slavery (Social Issue)
Description: A place where slavery was prevalent


Name: Production from cockscomb pearl mussel to triangle shell mussel (Hyriopsis cumingii) (Transition)
Description: The change in the species used for pearl production


Name: Tahitian pearl exports (Export category)
Description: The exports of Tahitian pearls.


Name: Mischmetal (Alloy)
Description: An alloy composed primarily of cerium, lanthanum, and other lanthanides.


Name: White and red (Group)
Description: The flag of England uses white and red


Name: Ancient First Nations Artifacts (Artifact)
Description: Finding of artifacts that suggest human presence in the area dates back thousands of years


Name: Median Family Income (Statistic)
Description: The median family income in Cresciano


Name: wetland (Geographical feature)
Description: A land area that is saturated with water long enough to support aquatic life


Name: meteoritic origin (OriginHypothesis)
Description: The hypothesis that the Tissint Meteorite could have been mixed with Martian soil when meteorites and comets impact the surface of Mars


Name: Terracotta (Material)
Description: Clay fired at a temperature below the point of vitrification


Name: urban New Englanders and rural New Englanders (Group of People)
Description: Urban residents living along the coastline and rural residents in western Massachusetts, northwestern and northeastern Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine


Name: Grape cluster shaped earring (type of Etruscan earring)
Description: Kind of earring that came into fashion during the 5th century BC


Name: Steel (Metal)
Description: A type of metal, typically used in construction and other heavy-duty applications.


Name: Cerium(IV) derivatives (Compound)
Description: Derivatives formed between Cerium and Fluorine, including CeF4−8 and CeF2−6.


Name: Joan Breton Connelly (Person)
Description: American archaeologist and classicist


Name: Pliant skeleton (skeletal structure)
Description: The flexible skeletal structure discussed in the context


Name: OECD (Organization)
Description: The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development


Name: Network structures (Classification structure)
Description: An alternative form of taxonomy


Name: From the 1880s (Time Period)
Description: Period when demand for spathic ores fell once again


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: The set of knowledge, material objects, and immaterial things inherited from past generations, shared among communities, and created by a particular group


Name: soot (Material)
Description: The material from which diamond is extracted after the synthesis


Name: Decline of the population in Mexico (Event)
Description: Significant decline of indigenous populations due to epidemics


Name: Other Christian denominations (religion)
Description: Christian denominations other than the Church of Norway in Norway


Name: Ionians (People)
Description: The Ionian Greeks


Name: Various industrial, environmental, agricultural, and biological applications (Application)
Description: Magnesium is used in a wide variety of applications.


Name: Red rosin paper (Building material)
Description: An old building paper used before 1850 for various construction purposes


Name: demonstrating the power of storytelling over resources (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies, despite their smaller budgets, regularly leave a lasting impression on both audiences and critics, showcasing the potency of narrative over financial means


Name: Food (Nutrition)
Description: Edible substances


Name: Berber conflicts with Arabs and native Iberians (Conflict)
Description: Conflicts between Berbers, Arabs, and local Iberians


Name: Stirring (action)
Description: The action of stirring the paste every month or so.


Name: Diamond (Substance)
Description: Not mentioned in the text, but a well-known crystalline form of carbon


Name: MJSA (organization)
Description: An organization established by WFDB.


Name: Bleaching (Property)
Description: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can lead to bleaching of ammolite.


Name: transient atmosphere of water vapour (Gaseous Feature)
Description: A temporary atmosphere of water vapor surrounding the dwarf planet


Name: Alexander II (Person)
Description: The tsar during whose reign the Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878) occurred


Name: Ancient Persia (Region)
Description: A historical region encompassing modern-day Iran and parts of Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkey


Name: true (Yes/No)
Description: Whether Soccer is a team sport


Name: Church (Organization)
Description: Developed large, often double-sided, metal seal matrices for wax seals


Name: Chromium or vanadium (Chemical Element)
Description: Trace amounts of chromium or vanadium color emeralds green.


Name: First-order orange colors (optical property)
Description: The optical colors displayed by Afwillite.


Name: Heart, blood vessels, or kidneys (Organ Systems)
Description: Organ systems where excess calcium salts can be deposited.


Name: Hybrid regime (Political status)
Description: Tunisia is rated a hybrid regime after democratic backsliding


Name: Coade stone (Artificial stone)
Description: A type of artificial stone developed by English ceramicist Eleanor Coade


Name: Black (Color)
Description: A dark and rich color


Name: Carotenoids (Organic Compounds)
Description: A class of pigments synthesized by plants, algae, and photosynthetic bacteria.


Name: Modern banking (Historical event)
Description: The development that Goldsmith bankers contributed to, which eventually led to modern banking.


Name: Prince Rupert of the Rhine (Person)
Description: A German Prince and military commander who is credited with inventing mezzotint.


Name: undertaking the five precepts (Action)
Description: An action that is part of regular lay devotional practice


Name: (around 10,000-12,000) (Number)
Description: The approximate population of Andros Island


Name: Average Consumption of Zinc (Quantity)
Description: The average daily consumption of zinc in the United States for women and men over 19 years old


Name: February 16, 2021 (Date)
Description: The date when the UK began negotiations to join the CPTPP


Name: Regional Government of Andalusia (Junta de Andalucía) (Government)
Description: The government of the autonomous community of Andalusia


Name: Soil (Geological formation)
Description: -


Name: improving long-term performance (Function)
Description: Used for improving long-term performance.


Name: expand its influence in various regions (Goal)
Description: Russia's objective to expand its political, economic and cultural reach.


Name: Economic Growth (Economic State)
Description: An improved state of an economy, following the Carnation Revolution and Portugal's entry into the EEC


Name: Department of Home Affairs (Government Agency)
Description: The department responsible for implementing and promoting government policies and ensuring the security of Australia's borders


Name: Karlovy Vary (Town)
Description: Another town in the Czech Republic


Name: Members of the Assembly (Political Representatives)
Description: Elected every four years


Name: Freshwater Pearls in general (Pearl Variety Class)
Description: Term used to describe freshwater pearls at one point in time


Name: Florence (GeographicalArea)
Description: the new capital city of the kingdom


Name: plant health status (Physical property)
Description: An indication of the overall condition of a plant, including its growth, nutritional status, and resistance to disease


Name: Semiconductors (Type of Semiconductor)
Description: Electronic components made from semiconducting materials


Name: analysis of the profit potential of a proposed mine (activity)
Description: The evaluation of whether it is financially viable to extract minerals from a specific location.


Name: Backsword, Falchion (Single-edged blade)
Description: Two types of single-edged blades in European terminology.


Name: Mining of peridot (Activity)
Description: The historical activity of mining peridot


Name: Flights (Transport Service)
Description: Domestic and international passenger flights, cargo services


Name: Marble, Missouri (Location)
Description: A town located in Missouri, known for its marble quarry


Name: Ahhiyawa (Country)
Description: Name of the Mycenaean world or part of it mentioned in Hittite records


Name: Chalcis (City)
Description: A city on the island of Euboea


Name: Lead crystal beads (type_of)
Description: Beads made with a high percentage of lead oxide in the glass formula


Name: Willem van der Haegen (Person)
Description: Flemish nobleman who helped colonize Faial Island


Name: Private enterprise (Business)
Description: A commercial, industrial, or financial activity engaged in for profit


Name: Gemological Uses (use)
Description: Applications in the field of gemology, such as in jewelry making


Name: between World Wars I and II (historical period)
Description: The period between the end of World War I in 1918 and the start of World War II in 1939


Name: 55.3 million people (Projected) (Quantity)
Description: The projected number of people living in Colombia by the year 2050.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion founded by Siddhartha Gautama over 2,500 years ago.


Name: fine quality natural pearls (type of jewel)
Description: Very rare and valuable jewels.


Name: 1872 (Time)
Description: The year 1872.


Name: Nephrology (Medical Specialty)
Description: The subspeciality under Internal Medicine that deals with kidney function and disease states.


Name: Duke of York (Person)
Description: Gave part of New Netherland to proprietors


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located in Europe


Name: Muslim population of Belgium (Population demographic)
Description: The Muslim population within the overall Belgian population.


Name: Russian language and minority languages (language)
Description: Languages that are offered as classes in modern Ukraine schools.


Name: And his work had a profound impact on the development of modern electrical systems (Electrical Engineering)
Description: Thomas Edison was a leading figure in German electrical engineering during the late 19th century. His work had a profound impact on the development of modern electrical systems


Name: Movement and defense (Function)
Description: The ability of an organism to move and defend itself.


Name: Sanctuary of Lalish and other Yazidi shrines (Religious Site)
Description: As well as religious, social, cultural and academic centres


Name: East Slavic populations (ethnic group)
Description: Populations that were predominantly of East Slavic ethnicity


Name: Romanticism (Literary Movement)
Description: A literary movement that emphasizes emotion and individualism


Name: None (they are part of China's high-speed rail network) (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: Description of the transportation infrastructure


Name: developing institutions which are still the bedrock of Greek administration and education (institutions)
Description: Institutions that were developed during Otto's reign and continue to be fundamental in Greek administration and education.


Name: Berlin (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Germany


Name: Main-sequence star (A V) or A dwarf star (Astronomical object)
Description: A main-sequence (hydrogen-burning) star of spectral type A and luminosity class V.


Name: ancient Roman sites (Architectural structure)
Description: Remnants of the ancient Roman era in Morocco


Name: Europe's highest railways (railway)
Description: the highest railways in Europe are located within the Alps


Name: SS (Organization)
Description: Members of the Schutzstaffel that feared prosecution as war criminals


Name: Anglo-Dutch fleet (Military Entity)
Description: Combined naval force of Great Britain and the Netherlands.


Name: Evans Hadingham (Historian)
Description: Smithsonian historian


Name: ʻōteʻa vahine (Dance)
Description: Female version of ʻōteʻa dance


Name: Dreaming tracks (Belief)
Description: Dreaming tracks follow the path of an ancestor.


Name: Limestone (Geological Formation)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed mainly of the minerals calcite and aragonite


Name: Etruscan territory (Geographical Area)
Description: The region inhabited by the Etruscans, located in central Italy.


Name: Angle between two Euclidean vectors (Type of angles)
Description: The angle between two Euclidean vectors u and v


Name: Substance or objects (Classification of waste)
Description: Materials that are disposed of or intended to be disposed of.


Name: cold semi-arid climate (BSk) (Climate)
Description: A climate type in Thessaly


Name: 2023 Turkey–Syria earthquakes (Earthquake)
Description: -


Name: Haruki Murakami and Kenji Nakagami (Author)
Description: More recent Japanese authors


Name: Bridgmanite (Species of Mineral (Particular form of Silicate perovskite))
Description: A specific form of Silicate perovskite, with the chemical composition (Mg,Fe)SiO3


Name: Factory (Facility)
Description: In the Kimberley region, where pearl shells are plentiful.


Name: CellDivision (Process)
Description: The process by which a cell divides to form two identical daughter cells


Name: Heat exchangers in desalination plants (Engineering Component)
Description: A device that removes heat transfer, between a cold and hot fluid, to achieve a desired temperature


Name: Treatment for epilepsy (Medicinal property)
Description: The ability to treat epilepsy


Name: Orchid Island (geographical location)
Description: An island off the southeastern coast of Taiwan


Name: Soviet Red Army (military force)
Description: the military force of the Soviet Union


Name: Wine (Alcoholic Beverage)
Description: An alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes


Name: End of 18th century (Historical Period)
Description: The time period when the gooseberry became a favourite object of cottage-horticulture


Name: karma (Concept)
Description: The philosophical principle of cause and effect, where intentional actions influence the future of individuals.


Name: Triassic period (Geological time period)
Description: A geological period that began around 251 million years ago


Name: Quarry sites (Historical location)
Description: The Apuan Alps shows evidence of at least 650 quarry sites.


Name: Arlington National Cemetery Superintendent John Metzler (Person)
Description: The superintendent of Arlington National Cemetery


Name: Diamantine (powdered Aluminium oxide) (Physical form)
Description: Finest powdered form of Aluminium oxide


Name: Sediments Rapidly Fill Available Accommodation Space (Geological Process Condition)
Description: Sediment deposition happens quickly due to the availability of empty space in marine shelves or platforms.


Name: Potassium Deficiency (Medical Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by low levels of potassium in the blood


Name: coloration of quartz (material_property)
Description: The coloration that results from impurities in quartz


Name: British ship (Vessel)
Description: A ship enforcing unpopular trade restrictions


Name: Nickel (Element)
Description: Chemical element with 7.5% in meteoric iron


Name: Yağlı güreş (oil wrestling) (Sport)
Description: The traditional national sport of Turkey since Ottoman times


Name: Economists (Profession)
Description: Individuals who study the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services


Name: 'crocodile tails' (Name for Fossils)
Description: Fossils that were mistakenly thought to be the remains of crocodiles


Name: American Brilliant cut (Diamond cut)
Description: A variation of the round brilliant-cut, often characterized by different proportions


Name: Nuclear Power (Energy Source)
Description: An energy source that uses controlled nuclear reactions to generate heat


Name: famines occurred (-)
Description: -


Name: Cultural events (Event)
Description: Occasions celebrating Alpine folk culture


Name: Plastic shopping bags (Product)
Description: Thin, flexible bags used for retail and waste disposal


Name: Father's Ornamentation (Animal Feature)
Description: The level of tail ornamentation of the father peafowl


Name: Italian Garden (Garden Style)
Description: Stylistically based on symmetry, axial geometry, and order


Name: Mogok Valley (Location)
Description: A valley in Upper Myanmar that was for centuries the world's main source for rubies


Name: About 67-75% of the resident population (People group)
Description: Population that identifies as Christian according to different surveys


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period from the 18th to the 19th century where major changes in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and transport occurred


Name: Boltzmann Constant (Physical Constant)
Description: Constant that appears in the equation for the ideal gas law and in many other physical formulas


Name: Grazia Deledda (Literary Figure)
Description: Realist writer


Name: Round, irregular, or oval shapes (Shape)
Description: Shapes not allowed for Jitsuin


Name: - (-)
Description: The jurisdiction is exclusively held by the legal profession.


Name: Mastichochoria area (Geographical Area)
Description: The mastic growing villages in the south of Chios


Name: Zircon mining (Activity)
Description: The extraction of the mineral Zircon


Name: flame, ribbon, tiger stripe, quilting, among others (Names of figuring)
Description: Different names given to the 'Figuring' design element.


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: Autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: world (Location)
Description: undefined


Name: Sorghum (Plant)
Description: A grass cultivated for its grain and used primarily as food for people and livestock


Name: Investments from overseas Chinese, the United States, and Japan (Financial Investment)
Description: A large amount of financial investments made by entities from overseas China, the United States, and Japan.


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of silica (SiO2) with a continuous temperature range of approximately 3000 °C (5400 °F) to 1273 °C (2323 °F)


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


Name: Dispersion (Physical Property)
Description: The degree to which white light is split into its spectral colors as it passes through the stone


Name: a land of opportunity, with a strong economy, a world-renowned education system, and a vibrant tech sector that is attracting talent from around the globe (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of opportunity, with a strong economy, a world-renowned education system, and a vibrant tech sector that is attracting talent from around the globe


Name: Paint and Coatings Production (Industry)
Description: The industries that produce paints, coatings, and related materials


Name: Cubic (Shape)
Description: The shape of Pyrite's crystal structure


Name: Adjective Complementary (Adjective)
Description: Derived from the Latin complementum, associated with the verb complere.


Name: 1,045 km² (403 sq mi) (Area)
Description: The total area of Tahiti


Name: Fayalite (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium-iron silicate mineral belonging to the olivine group


Name: Cantonese opera (opera)
Description: A form of Chinese opera originating from the Guangdong Province in southern China.


Name: [SiO2 polymorphs coesite and stishovite] (Mineral)
Description: Minorals such as coesite and stishovite produced under high pressure conditions


Name: Central African and West African countries (Geographical Region)
Description: Africa nations where conflict diamonds are mined


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: A North African country on the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Ben Ali (Politician)
Description: Former President of Tunisia


Name: Roman Forces (Military Force)
Description: Pacified the region but did not expel the Franks


Name: Cardial Ware colonists from Iberia (People)
Description: Colonists who migrated from Iberia using Cardial Ware.


Name: Warrior Elite Society (Society)
Description: A society dominated by warriors


Name: Photosynthesis (Biological Process)
Description: Process by which green plants convert carbon dioxide into organic compounds


Name: Rapier (type of sword)
Description: A fencing sword popular in the 17th and 18th centuries


Name: Tunisian Berbers (ethnic subgroup)
Description: Berber-speaking communities in Tunisia


Name: Nabi Musa (Festival)
Description: The festival associated with the Great House during the annual occasion.


Name: 32P (chemical element)
Description: A stable isotope of phosphorus


Name: Sonoran, Great Basin, and Chihuahuan Deserts (Geographical Location)
Description: Desert regions in the southwestern United States where the Franconia and Gold Basin meteorite strewn fields are located


Name: Communities and Infrastructure (Subject)
Description: Areas that can be affected by Urban Red Fox populations


Name: diamond mines (Mining Location)
Description: The diamond mines occupied by the RUF during the Sierra Leone Civil War


Name: Cartographer (Occupation)
Description: A person who makes and uses maps.


Name: EU diplomats (Group)
Description: Diplomats from the European Union


Name: Ivory Coast Army (military_branch)
Description: the land-based military force of Ivory Coast


Name: 9.7 billion € (monetary_value)
Description: 9.7 billion Euros


Name: Coast of Teeth (Historical Name)
Description: Name used to refer to the area due to ivory trade


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A sovereign country in the Southern Hemisphere, an extremely diverse nation comprising indigenous and immigrant cultures


Name: Report (Document)
Description: A written account or public statement


Name: Kate Chopin (author)
Description: an American author from St. Louis


Name: trigonal crystal system (Crystal system)
Description: A crystal system with a single three-fold rotation axis


Name: Uranium trifluoride (UF3) (compound)
Description: A compound of uranium and fluorine


Name: CMYK Color Model (Color Model)
Description: A four-color printing process


Name: Muslims (religious_group)
Description: Adherents of Islam


Name: Dolomite (Mineral)
Description: Based on reactivity to dilute hydrochloric acid and weathering characteristics


Name: International Organizations (Organization)
Description: Organizations established by multiple governments to address issues on a global scale.


Name: Coastal areas (Region)
Description: Coastal areas of Turkey.


Name: 22% (as of 2006) (Percentage)
Description: the poverty rate in North Macedonia as of 2006


Name: Ceramic Manufacturing (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of ceramics


Name: UEFA Euro 2016 (Football tournament)
Description: an event hosted by France


Name: Higher Education System in Tunisia (Education System)
Description: The system that experienced rapid expansion over the past 10 years.


Name: unabashed shopaholic (Description)
Description: Leila Ben Ali was described as an 'unabashed shopaholic'.


Name: in the world (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of the country in terms of wine production


Name: Territories in the Americas, Africa and Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions outside Europe that were under French control


Name: Resources from the Congo (resource)
Description: Natural resources extracted from the Congo


Name: Sogabe family (Family)
Description: The family that managed the Ichinokawa Mine before it was purchased


Name: Emperor Yizong (emperor)
Description: Son of Emperor Jingzong


Name: core territory (Geographical area)
Description: Moravia and Western Slovakia


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Indicates whether Faial Island is one of the most volcanically active islands in the Azores archipelago


Name: Patimokkha (Code of Conduct)
Description: A set of 227 offences for monks, along with penalties for transgression


Name: Baroque period (Historical period)
Description: Late 16th to mid-18th century European cultural movement


Name: Deep mining for gold, kimberlite diamonds or other minerals (Mining Operation)
Description: Capital-intensive facility operations


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Period)
Description: A period of rapid industrialization that took place from approximately 1760 to 1840, characterized by significant technological and economic change


Name: GIA certificates (Certificate)
Description: Verification of diamond quality and color by the GIA


Name: Pytheas (Geographer)
Description: First author to describe the coast of Holland and Flanders


Name: 610 to 750 thousand years (Time duration)
Description: A time duration representing 610 to 750 thousand years


Name: Short-term exposure limit for beryllium (Limit)
Description: The maximum allowable concentration of a substance in the air over a shorter period


Name: Zinc (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Zn and atomic number 30. It is a slightly brittle, bluish-white, lustrous transition metal


Name: River Dove (River)
Description: A river in England and Wales


Name: Formation of Mountains (Geographical Process)
Description: The process by which mountains are formed


Name: 235 metres (771 feet) (Height)
Description: The highest point on the Zabargad Island


Name: 4200 km (2,600 mi) (distance)
Description: the total length of roads servicing the Alps


Name: 2011 (Year)
Description: The year when the Moroccan constitution was last amended.


Name: Gateway Multimodal Transportation Center (Transportation center)
Description: The largest active multi-use transportation center in the state of Missouri


Name: Berber civilization (civilization)
Description: a civilization of the Berbers in North Africa


Name: Australasian tektite belt (Geological region)
Description: Largest on Earth both in terms of dispersion area and number of tektite samples


Name: Office of Works and the Navy Board (Institution/Bureaucracy)
Description: 18th-century British institutions that expanded due to economic changes and the growth of the British Empire


Name: Other locations in Norway with similar precipitation amounts (Geographical Region)
Description: Locations in Norway with similar average annual precipitation to Saltdal Municipality


Name: Minas Gerais, Brazil (Geographical Region)
Description: A state in southeastern Brazil


Name: 163 direct suppliers (Numeric Value)
Description: Median number of direct suppliers


Name: Creative Performance (Activity)
Description: The ability to produce or perform creative work


Name: Disordered Network Solids (Glasses) (Type of Network Solid)
Description: Typically formed on rapid cooling of melts so that little time is left for atomic ordering to occur.


Name: Kantili (mountain)
Description: A mountain in Euboea with a height of 1,246 m (4,088 ft)


Name: Strong mountaineering tradition (Tradition)
Description: A long-established practice or belief in mountain climbing


Name: Beads (Material)
Description: Small objects strung together to create jewelry


Name: Earth (Geographical entity)
Description: The physical planet on which humans live


Name: Filter for removing undesired components of light in cameras/measuring instruments (Use)
Description: The practical application of hot mirrors.


Name: These crises (Set of Events)
Description: Occasional systemic crises affecting the banking sector


Name: Magnesia Peninsula (Geographical Feature)
Description: a peninsula in Thessaly, Greece


Name: Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941 (event)
Description: a surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy on the United States Pacific Fleet


Name: Nanoscale Diamonds (Material)
Description: Diamond particles at the nanometer scale


Name: Flanders Campaign of 1793–95 (military campaign)
Description: A military campaign between the French Republic and the Dutch Republic


Name: Low Countries (downstream) (Geographical Region)
Description: Downstream part of Low Countries in the context


Name: Cerium (ChemicalElement)
Description: A rare-earth metal


Name: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich) (Organization)
Description: A public research university in Zurich, known for its strong focus on engineering and technology


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The color with lightness of 0 and chroma of 0


Name: Mikhail Gorbachev (Leader)
Description: Last Soviet leader who introduced policies of glasnost and perestroika


Name: Obtaining resources that exist beneath frozen land (Concern in Glaciology)
Description: The study of resources buried under ice and snow


Name: Wagner Group (Military Organization)
Description: A Russian private military contractor fighting in Ukraine


Name: Lagaholm (Location)
Description: A castle ruin and museum located in Lagaholm, Halland County, Sweden


Name: European (Ethnicity)
Description: A major ethnic group of Europeans


Name: Manganese Ore (Material)
Description: Raw material used in the heap leaching process, reduced to a particle size of 150-250 μm.


Name: 2-face (specific type of face (implicit))
Description: A geometrical object that is a 2-dimensional face, the common use when 'face' is not explicitly specified


Name: Akrotiri, on Thera island (Location)
Description: Location where the Mycenaean presence was depicted


Name: Architecture (Art form)
Description: Historical civilizations are often identified with their surviving architectural achievements.


Name: effectively bankrupt (Historical Event)
Description: The state of having no available money


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


Name: Kingdom of Afghanistan (Political_entity)
Description: the period from 1926 to 1973 when Afghanistan was a constitutional monarchy


Name: Neolithic period (time_period)
Description: The Neolithic period when jet was used in Britain


Name: Monumental architecture and energetic art (Art)
Description: Characteristics of Minoan civilization


Name: including Fon, Yoruba, Mina, and Bariba (language)
Description: The primary linguistic groups among the ethnicities in Benin


Name: both shy and proud (Description)
Description: Characteristic of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Publishers (Organization)
Description: Entities responsible for storing music engraving plates by 1900


Name: 121 pm (physical property)
Description: A measure of the distance between two atoms in a molecule.


Name: the area dominated by the canton (Area)
Description: The region governed by Schwyz canton


Name: Geneva Convention of 1949 (Convention)
Description: For ceasing hostilities


Name: Aurès Mountains (Geographical Location)
Description: Dihya was from the Aurès Mountains.


Name: Xanthophylls (chemical compound)
Description: Type of carotenoid pigment responsible for the color of egg yolks


Name: villas on Crete (Structure)
Description: Excavated buildings on the island of Crete


Name: Time Period (Temporal Entity)
Description: Period when crucible steel was produced in Merv


Name: CIMS (Organization)
Description: Organization responsible for the management of Ipswich Museum, Christchurch Mansion and Ipswich Art Gallery


Name: Decoration of Clay (Art Technique)
Description: Technique used to decorate clay objects


Name: Gold medal at the 2012 Asian Beach Games (Achievement)
Description: -


Name: 1932 (year)
Description: The year Bultfonteinite was described.


Name: Pyroxene Group (Mineral Group)
Description: Group having a common formula of XY(Si,Al)2O6


Name: historical landmarks (Culture)
Description: Notable places or artifacts that reflect a country's past


Name: Granulite (petrographers) (Definition)
Description: The granitic meaning of granulite used by the French school, which is now obsolete


Name: Lungs (Organ)
Description: Organs used by tetrapods for gas exchange


Name: Roman Men and Women (Historical Group)
Description: People who lived during the Roman Empire period


Name: Ancient Life (Life Form)
Description: Life that existed in the past


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: An Indo-European language originating in Great Britain.


Name: Gottfried Semper (Art Historian)
Description: 19th century German art historian who was one of the major scholars in the field of art history


Name: Henry van de Velde (Architect)
Description: A Belgian architect who was a major initiator of the Art Nouveau style


Name: permissible exposure limit (PEL) for copper dust and fumes (Regulation)
Description: A standard regulating the safe level of copper in the workplace


Name: Old Swiss Confederacy (Historical Entity)
Description: A political alliance of eight sovereign states in the Swiss Confederation


Name: Solvay Conferences on Physics and Chemistry (Conference Series)
Description: A series of conferences that have had a deep impact on the evolution of quantum physics and chemistry


Name: Rocks with amorphous or glassy matter (Geological Formation)
Description: Result of lava's rapid cooling process


Name: coral (Natural object)
Description: Coral that Hephaestus first crafted his work from


Name: two percent impurities (chemical composition)
Description: The marble contains only two percent of impurities.


Name: Seconds or minutes of arc (Measurement unit)
Description: Units used to quantify the wedge angle


Name: Alumina (Mineral)
Description: A white or colorless, odorless, and tasteless powder or solid with a slightly abrasive feel


Name: Toyotomi Hideyoshi (person)
Description: Japanese overlord who lived in the late 16th and early 17th centuries


Name: Delegates from Catholic Brabant, Protestant Holland and Zeeland, Utrecht, William the Silent (Political Entity)
Description: Group of delegates who agreed to drive out Spanish troops and form a new government for the Netherlands.


Name: Semi-precious gemstone (Material)
Description: Oltu stone is used as a semi-precious gemstone in manufacturing jewellery


Name: Increased use of mass-produced tableware (Change in the use of tableware)
Description: Refers to one of the outcomes of the Industrial Revolution


Name: Footwear Industry (Industry)
Description: Production of footwear


Name: Local Residents (People)
Description: Human inhabitants of cities affected by Urban Red Foxes


Name: Ecological conditions under which extinct animals lived (Environmental condition)
Description: Isotope ratios in subfossils can provide valuable insights into the ecological conditions under which extinct animals lived.


Name: Most countries (General Class)
Description: An unspecified number of nations


Name: all members of the examination boards (Board Member)
Description: Members of the examination boards in Aosta Valley


Name: Marseille (City)
Description: City where much of the coral trade was centred before the French Revolution


Name: Tuskegee National Forest (National Forest)
Description: One of the four national forests in Alabama


Name: Profession (Abstraction)
Description: An abstract system that is distinct from the profession itself.


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


Name: Transmission electron microscopy (Scientific tools)
Description: Uranium salts (uranyl acetate and uranyl formate) are used as electron-dense stains in transmission electron microscopy


Name: René Antoine Ferchault de Réaumur (Person)
Description: A French scientist who demonstrated the transformation of iron into steel through carbon absorption in 1722.


Name: 'Naturaleza muerta en silencio' (artwork)
Description: Artwork combining geometrical abstraction and cubism


Name: Aqueous solution of lithium salts (Solution)
Description: Lithium salts dissolved in water


Name: Ta'wiz (Amulets)
Description: Amulets used by public and can be customized.


Name: Salon des Refusés (Art exhibition)
Description: An exhibition created by Emperor Napoleon III to display all paintings rejected by the Paris Salon.


Name: mid-17th century (Time Period)
Description: The period that occurred during the middle of the 17th century.


Name: Minoan civilization during the Aegean Bronze Age (Civilization)
Description: An archaeological culture that arose on the island of Crete in the eastern Mediterranean


Name: Chemical Industries (Industry Sector)
Description: Sectors that produce and deal with chemical products


Name: busy (Quality)
Description: A state or characteristic describing high volume of activity.


Name: Coloured glass (material)
Description: -


Name: Catskill Mountains watershed (Natural Area)
Description: Protected area in the Catskill Mountains of New York


Name: Multi-institutional collaboration (Collaboration)
Description: A collaboration between multiple institutions for the advancement of BNCT research and development


Name: National Palace Museum (attraction)
Description: A museum housing one of the world's largest collections of Chinese art and artifacts


Name: Rhine (River)
Description: A major European river that originates in the Alps


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: A value that is either true or false


Name: Inverted A-weighting curve (audio processing technique)
Description: Over a given range of frequencies, giving the listener the perception that it is equally loud at all frequencies.


Name: Constituent Assembly (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The body that was responsible for drafting the new Tunisian constitution


Name: Scots-Irish (Immigrant group)
Description: The largest non-English immigrant group from the British Isles before the American Revolution


Name: French explorers, missionaries, trading companies, and soldiers (People)
Description: Individuals representing France


Name: saturation (Color Property)
Description: The degree of purity or saturation of a color, as opposed to its lightness.


Name: failure of referendum question in 2018 (Political event)
Description: The failure of the referendum question in 2018


Name: Observable universe (Region (cosmology))
Description: The Observable universe is the part of the universe that can be observed from Earth.


Name: Cavity within a diamond (Geological feature)
Description: Empty space found in rare diamonds


Name: It conveys moral responsibility for the Congo war (Statement)
Description: The reason why the label was considered controversial


Name: American Philosophical Society (Organization)
Description: Learned society founded in 1743 for the purpose of promoting useful knowledge and public affairs


Name: 1529 (Year)
Description: The year flurite was first described.


Name: Bricks (Building material)
Description: A ceramic material made by firing clay after air-drying


Name: Limestone (Geological Material)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed largely of the minerals calcite and aragonite, which are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate (CaCO3)


Name: [A Shaka Trinity of 623 in bronze and the Guardian Kings of the Four Directions] (artwork)
Description: Artworks preserved within Hōryū-ji


Name: small number of core state agencies (Institution)
Description: Specific agencies like Office of the Revenue Commissioners, Office of Public Works, and Public Appointments Service


Name: Flat faces (or facets) of euhedral crystals (physical feature)
Description: The flat, plane surfaces of euhedral crystals.


Name: Linde Division of Union Carbide (division of a company)
Description: Division responsible for producing hydrothermal synthetic emeralds from 1965 to 1970


Name: Global centre of art, science, and philosophy (Category)
Description: A category referring to a collection or grouping of entities based on shared characteristics


Name: Other_Historical_Cities_in_Minas_Gerais (List)
Description: A list of historical cities in Minas Gerais including São João del-Rei, Diamantina, Mariana, Tiradentes, Congonhas and Sabará


Name: Deben River (River)
Description: A river in East Anglia, England.


Name: State Governments (Government)
Description: The governments responsible for the state governments of Brazil


Name: Henri Becquerel (Scientist)
Description: Discovered the radioactive properties of uranium


Name: Ferries between Mallorca and other destinations (Transportation)
Description: Ferries that run approximately 79 times a week, connecting Mallorca with various locations


Name: No independent Courts of Law for common justice (Structure)
Description: Municipalities do not have their own independent courts for common justice


Name: Space Exploration (Scientific Research)
Description: The exploration and study of space, including the planets, moons, and other celestial bodies


Name: an Avar envoy of Khagan Bayan I (person)
Description: The Avar envoy killed by Daurentius


Name: England (Region)
Description: One of the four countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Greisen (Mineralized Rock)
Description: A type of mineralized rock associated with potassic plutonic rocks.


Name: Vietnam (Location)
Description: One of the locations where nephrite jade was processed


Name: Wampum (Beads)
Description: Cylindrical white or purple beads made from shells


Name: Lords (Mayehqueh) (Social Class)
Description: Noble class in Aztec society


Name: 8 September 1991 (Date)
Description: The referendum endorsing independence from Yugoslavia


Name: Storms (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: A disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds and possibly thunder and rain


Name: Functions with a domain including the point at infinity (Mathematical concept)
Description: Functions whose domain can be extended to include the point at infinity


Name: Deposits of certain minerals (Geological Deposit)
Description: Deposits found in large evaporite deposits worldwide.


Name: 1904 Summer Olympics (event)
Description: the first Olympic Games held in the United States


Name: 14th century (Century)
Description: The century when the indigenous Christian population in some Nefzaoua villages disappeared


Name: European Economic Community (International Organization)
Description: Forerunner of the European Union


Name: Infrared Laser Diode (Physics)
Description: A type of laser diode that emits infrared light


Name: Denmark (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the north


Name: 418.3 Kilojoules per Mole (Energy)
Description: Potassium has an ionization energy first of 418.3 kilojoules per mole.


Name: natural bodies of water (WaterBody)
Description: Titanium is present in natural bodies of water


Name: Uranium Oxidation States (Chemical State)
Description: The different oxidation states of uranium


Name: Dana classification scheme (Scientific classification system)
Description: Classification of 78 mineral classes


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations among nations, promote sustainable development, and uphold human rights


Name: Peg Board for Bead Designs (Accessory for beads)
Description: Initially used as trivets and later fused beads could be used with a flat iron.


Name: Coins (Artifact)
Description: Coin entities that may or may not have the year of minting displayed on their obverse.


Name: Extensive Plains (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Flat areas of land, often characterized by fertile soil and little relief


Name: Larnite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium silicate mineral with the formula Ca2SiO4.


Name: Plutonium-based Device (Nuclear Weapon)
Description: A device used in thermonuclear weapons


Name: Ancient Mesopotamia (Region)
Description: An area of western Asia between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers


Name: Dangers (Medical and Environmental) (Hazard)
Description: Risks associated with the presence of nanoparticles


Name: EU's intention (Intention)
Description: The EU's desire to maintain its geopolitical influence, countering the Chinese and Russian impact in the Western Balkans


Name: Ancient Times (Time Period)
Description: A period before the present, often used to refer to antiquity.


Name: Pores in cell membrane (Biological structure)
Description: Calcium is required to open the pores in the cell membrane.


Name: Charges by FPI (Action)
Description: Charges made by the ruling party, Front de la Jeunesse Populaire (FPI)


Name: Crete (Island)
Description: Largest island in Greece


Name: 8th century (Time Period)
Description: Century between 701 and 800 AD


Name: Developing Countries (Country Classification)
Description: countries receiving expertise from Brazil


Name: Khitan dress (clothing)
Description: Clothing native to the Khitan people


Name: Global Financial Centres Index Ranking (London) (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of London's financial center globally


Name: Boron (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5.


Name: Johan Galtung (Person)
Description: A Norwegian academic who founded peace studies


Name: Year 1979 (Time)
Description: A year in the past.


Name: Black coal (Energy source)
Description: A solid fossil fuel consisting of carbonized vegetable matter that can be mined and burned for heat or electric power


Name: Internal conflicts (Event)
Description: Conflicts between various factions in Afghanistan from 1990 to 2001, resulting in approximately 400,000 deaths.


Name: Andalusia Emblem (Symbol)
Description: The symbol representing the region of Andalusia


Name: Rhine (River)
Description: The river where the Landquart flows into.


Name: Crushed stone in highway construction (Construction material)
Description: Highway construction aggregate


Name: Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Legislation)
Description: The 2010 United States law that required manufacturers to audit their supply chains and report use of conflict minerals.


Name: Arbitrary noun phrases (linguistic unit)
Description: Made-up phrases that can be used as compound nouns in English


Name: British Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum dedicated to human history, art and culture


Name: Museo Picasso Málaga (museum)
Description: A museum dedicated to Pablo Picasso


Name: Convex polyhedron's surface (Geometric entity)
Description: The exterior of a convex polyhedron


Name: Structural Geology (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study of the deformation of rocks to produce mountains and lowlands


Name: ao with round standing collar (clothing)
Description: during the late Qing dynasty


Name: 15 April 1917 (Date)
Description: The date when the Yule Marble Quarry ceased operations.


Name: Neanderthals (Species)
Description: A species of hominid that lived in Middle Palaeolithic Italy


Name: 357 second-level municipalities (kommuner) (Administrative Division)
Description: The secondary division of Norway's counties


Name: Acid rain (Weather phenomenon)
Description: Rain with pH lower than 5.6, caused primarily by sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides


Name: Sitting Another Year (Academic Repetition)
Description: The requirement for students to repeat a year in Gymnasium if they fail to meet the required standards


Name: Turkish Parliament (Legislative Body)
Description: The unicameral legislature of the Republic of Turkey.


Name: German GDP (Economic)
Description: Gross Domestic Product of Germany


Name: Increasingly Larger (Map Distortion)
Description: Regions appear larger the further from the equator they are


Name: Powder or solid matrix (physical state)
Description: Physical forms that nanoparticles can take, other than colloidal.


Name: Mark Twain (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Acropolis (Ancient Greek hill)
Description: Rocky citadel in Athens, Greece


Name: Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) (Political Party)
Description: A right-wing populist political party in Austria


Name: 1900s to 1945 (Time)
Description: Period when British, American, French, German, and Italian submarine cable stations were based in Horta


Name: Peak Gold Price (Value)
Description: The highest price of gold per troy ounce recorded at $850.


Name: Plants (LifeForm)
Description: Multicellular eukaryotes, typically having cell walls and chlorophyll


Name: Carbon Tetrachloride (Organic Compound)
Description: A non-polar, colorless, tasteless, and odorless compound


Name: Financial Trouble (Economic Condition)
Description: The financial difficulties faced by the Yule Marble Quarry Company


Name: Blood Tribe (Tribe)
Description: The tribe that receives royalties from Korite based on how much land it mines.


Name: Building Products (Subcategory of Building Materials)
Description: Ready-made particles or sections made from various materials, used to construct buildings and put hardware together


Name: 1690 earthquake (Natural Disaster)
Description: A destructive earthquake in the region of Carinthia, Austria


Name: Agriculture (Cultural practice)
Description: The cultivation of crops and rearing of domesticated animals.


Name: Runaway sexual selection (Mechanism of evolution)
Description: A process in which linked genes in males and females code for sexually dimorphic traits


Name: methane (Specific Gas Component)
Description: A specific gas used as a carbon source


Name: Gla and Midea (Location)
Description: Locations of these buildings


Name: 4000–5000 BCE (Time Period)
Description: A period in the prehistoric era.


Name: Jews (group)
Description: An ethnoreligious group of Semitic origin primarily adhering to Judaism.


Name: Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis (Species)
Description: A species of sea urchin found in the North Atlantic


Name: Afghanistan Constitution (1964) (Legal Entity)
Description: Constitution of Afghanistan within which the new government will operate


Name: Albert Einstein (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Proto-Indo-European *perjos (Language Root)
Description: The Proto-Indo-European root of 'Fire'


Name: Hove at the western edge of East Sussex (Location)
Description: The place where Fleet started his journey


Name: Rivers and Atmosphere (Natural Feature)
Description: Large bodies of water that flow into oceans and the gaseous environment surrounding the Earth.


Name: Median Household Income (Statistic)
Description: The median household income in Cresciano


Name: Paired metamorphic belts (Geological formations)
Description: Belts of rock that have undergone regional metamorphism


Name: Several pieces of clothing (Clothing items)
Description: -


Name: Minoans (ancient culture)
Description: Ancient culture from the Minoan civilization


Name: NBGI Private Equity and Ethemba Capital (Business)
Description: The entities that acquired 88.4% of the shares in 2009


Name: EGL Select Grading System (program)
Description: A grading system for diamonds that includes additional factors such as fluorescence and polish.


Name: Metal (material)
Description: A dense substance, typically hard and capable of being fashioned into solid objects.


Name: Synaptic plasticity (Biological Process)
Description: The ability of synapses to strengthen or weaken over time, in response to increases or decreases in their activity.


Name: Lapis, March's primary/alternative gem (gemstones)
Description: Gemstones replaced in the list of birthstones


Name: British government (Government)
Description: The governing body of the United Kingdom during the First World War


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


Name: Several Small Political Entities (Political Entity)
Description: Small political entities that existed in Norway


Name: the first high-speed railway system in Africa (RailwaySystem)
Description: High-speed railway linking Tangier and Casablanca


Name: Tiangong Kaiwu (Book)
Description: An encyclopedia written by Mr. Song Yingxing in 1637


Name: Membrane (periproct) (anatomical structure)
Description: Membrane that surrounds the anus


Name: Tourist destination (Location type)
Description: Amsterdam is one of the 5th-busiest tourist destinations in Europe


Name: 70th out of 172 countries (Rank)
Description: According to the given text, this is Greece's ranking in 2018


Name: Clinker (Solid residue)
Description: The unburnable solid remains of a combustible material left after a fire


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


Name: Central Europe (region)
Description: A geographical region in Europe


Name: Fancy colored diamonds (Type of diamond)
Description: Diamonds with colors other than white or colorless


Name: Skeleton (biological structure)
Description: The structural frame that supports the body of most animals


Name: Color (Property)
Description: A visual property of the mineral, with colors ranging from pink, yellow-red to deep red.


Name: Early Egyptian Christians (Religious Group)
Description: People who were early adopters of Christianity in Egypt


Name: Northern New England (Geographical Area)
Description: The northern part of New England


Name: Visual Arts (painting and sculpture) (Visual Art)
Description: The art forms of painting and sculpture


Name: Grain boundary (type of crystallographic structure)
Description: The orientations are not random, but related in a specific, mirror-image way


Name: Sodium diuranate production process (Process)
Description: The process of producing SDU from uranyl nitrate solution


Name: Bottom Portion (Pavilion) (Part of Diamond Simulant)
Description: The bottom part of a diamond simulant, typically made of strontium titanate or glass


Name: Chroma (Attribute of Perceived Color)
Description: An aspect of chromatic intensity as defined formally by the International Commission on Illumination (CIE)


Name: Second Largest Producer of Renewable Energy in EU (Rank)
Description: Refers to Italy's position in the European Union as a producer of renewable energy


Name: Dutch Republic (country)
Description: The Dutch Republic that was replaced by the Batavian Republic


Name: a, b, c (Length)
Description: The sides of the equilateral triangles forming the rhombohedron


Name: Difference between an angle and a right angle (Geometric Concept)
Description: The term used to describe the discrepancy between an angle and a right angle.


Name: Virgin Mary (Roman Catholic Church) (Religious Figure)
Description: The religious figure that blue was associated with in Roman Catholic Church paintings.


Name: oldest surviving (Age)
Description: The age of the text, being the oldest among all known vinaya texts


Name: 6 (Number)
Description: A numerical value representing the number of nearest neighbors of a central atom in the structure


Name: Ipswich Waterfront (Area)
Description: -


Name: White Australia Policy (Immigration Policy)
Description: A series of policies aimed at maintaining political and social control by preventing non-white immigration into Australia


Name: Baccio Bandinelli (Person)
Description: Took over the project of Hercules and Cacus from Michelangelo


Name: Northern Wei tomb of Sima Jinlong (Historical Artifact)
Description: A lacquered screen found in the tomb


Name: ZIP Codes in Westchester (Zip Code)
Description: Postal codes used in mailing addresses


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The largest country in the world by land area, primarily in Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: Nahuatl language syllables (Language Syllables)
Description: The syllables of the Nahuatl language that the Aztec writing can represent


Name: People of Peru, Philippines, and Mexico (Ethnic Group or Nationality)
Description: Residents of the Viceroyalty of Peru, the Viceroyalty of New Spain, and Mexico


Name: Pink Panther diamond (Gemstone)
Description: The largest pink diamond in the world, known from the 1963 film of the same name


Name: Zhurong (Rover)
Description: A Chinese rover that was deployed on Mars