Name: 4.5% of Palestine's GDP (Percentage of GDP)
Description: The percentage of Palestinian GDP represented by the marble industry.


Name: D-centered cell (Geometry)
Description: A type of unit cell used in crystallography


Name: Władysław Skłodowski (Person)
Description: Marie Curie's father


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa.


Name: 1962 (Year)
Description: A year in history when approximately 208,000 foreign nationals were naturalised as British citizens


Name: Czochralski process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: A method used to produce monocrystalline silicon.


Name: OECD Recommendations (Greece) (Recommendation)
Description: Greece's implementation of the OECD recommendations.


Name: Iridium Crucible (Material)
Description: A material used in the Czochralski process for growing synthetic garnets


Name: Annealing (Tempering) (Process)
Description: The tempering process which reduces brittleness in steel


Name: Drammenelva (River)
Description: A river in Norway


Name: Glarus (Canton)
Description: Another Swiss canton


Name: Algemeene Nederlandsche Maatschappij ter Begunstiging van de Volksvlijt (Trade Institution)
Description: An economic and cultural organization in the Netherlands


Name: Racial Minorities, Women, Residents of Developing Nations (Socio-economic Group)
Description: Subgroups within the broader Marginalized Groups category


Name: Ordinary chondrites (Meteorite type)
Description: A common type of meteorites.


Name: High risk of zinc deficiency (MedicalCondition)
Description: A medical condition characterized by a lack of zinc


Name: Iron-making (Process)
Description: Can be traced back to the 6th century


Name: - (-)
Description: Sanskaras are not obligatory in Hinduism.


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol U


Name: Profit (Economic Concept)
Description: The action or realization of gaining money or possessions in return for something.


Name: Constitution of the Russian Federation (Legislation)
Description: The primary and fundamental statement of laws in Russia.


Name: Gjorgi Ivanov (Person)
Description: The president of North Macedonia who was elected in April 2009


Name: Aluminium sulfide (Compound)
Description: A compound with a four-coordinate tetrahedral aluminium structure


Name: Solanaceae (potatoes and tomatoes) (PlantFamily)
Description: A family of plants that has dry weight Lithium concentrations as high as 30 ppm


Name: International Orange (Color)
Description: A specific shade of orange, to make it more visible in the fog


Name: local East Slavic tribes (ethnicity)
Description: The various Eastern Slavic tribes living in the region at that time


Name: Cr3+ and Nd3+ (Laser dopants)
Description: Energy absorption and transfer process between Cr3+ and Nd3+


Name: Kenya (Country)
Description: Kenya is a source of the mineral (anyolite).


Name: Counts of Rieneck (Noble family)
Description: Inhabitants who attempted to expand into Spessart


Name: Judges and magistrates (occupation)
Description: Individuals responsible for interpreting and applying law in a court of law


Name: GERD investment rate (Percentage of GDP)
Description: 0.13% according to the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research


Name: Caribbean and interior cities (geographical location)
Description: locations where the construction of forts was common during the period


Name: Synthetic quartz (Quartz)
Description: Produced for use in industry


Name: Alexandra Park (Park)
Description: A park situated on Back Hamlet, adjacent to University of Suffolk


Name: Thirteen Colonies (settlement)
Description: a group of thirteen British colonies on the Atlantic coast of North America


Name: Monarchy (Political Entity)
Description: The political system of government with a king as the head of state


Name: Non-stick cookware (Product application)
Description: The major consumer application of PTFE is for non-stick cookware.


Name: European Football Championship 1984 (Event)
Description: The 1984 European Football Championship, co-hosted by Spain and Portugal


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: Another primary color in the RYB color model.


Name: neighbouring countries (Country Group)
Description: Countries bordering Germany


Name: Cavalry riders (Profession)
Description: Riders who served on horseback during Han dynasty


Name: Swiss Guards (of the Vatican) (Military Unit)
Description: The papal Swiss Guard, a military corps serving as the official armed bodyguard of the Pope


Name: Process for producing beryllium (Procedure)
Description: The original industrial process for producing beryllium


Name: Girly (Quality)
Description: Relating to or characteristic of girls


Name: Mt. Zas (Mountain)
Description: A mountain on the island of Naxos


Name: improving the performance of dental implants (Function)
Description: Used for improving the performance of dental implants.


Name: Valuable insights into human knowledge, learning, and intellectual growth (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: The Old English word grēne (LanguageElement)
Description: An Old English word meaning 'green'


Name: England (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe


Name: Impact in Indochina (Geological Event)
Description: An event that may have caused the formation of the Australasian strewnfield.


Name: 1st_January_2002 (Date)
Description: The date Spain fully adopted the euro


Name: Carl Gustaf Mosander (Person)
Description: Swedish surgeon and chemist who separated ceria into lanthana and didymia


Name: Different areas and cities of the world (Geographical Area)
Description: Regions where these policies and laws could potentially impact waste reduction.


Name: Simplicity (design characteristic)
Description: Design feature characterized by simplicity


Name: Beaded jewelry (Adornment)
Description: Specific type of jewelry worn by the Maasai tribe


Name: Enzyme Activity (Biological Function)
Description: The catalytic activity of enzymes


Name: Light (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation within a certain portion of the electromagnetic spectrum


Name: VMBO (Secondary Education Stream)
Description: One of the three main streams of secondary education in the Netherlands


Name: Holy Trinity Column (Monument)
Description: A monument dating from 1703 in the middle of the town square


Name: French troops (Group)
Description: Military forces dispatched by France to maintain the ceasefire boundaries


Name: Beijing–Guangzhou high-speed railway and Beijing–Shanghai high-speed railway (Transportation Route)
Description: High-speed rail lines in China


Name: Semiconductor (Class of Materials)
Description: A solid in which an electric current may be conducted, but not as easily as in a conductor.


Name: 800 °C (1,070 K; 1,470 °F) (temperature)
Description: The temperature at which phase transitions occur for olivine.


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


Name: Keith Branigan (Person)
Description: Archaeologist who estimated 95 percent of Minoan weapons had hafting


Name: self-governance and environmental sustainability (Concepts)
Description: The Délı̨nę people's efforts to govern themselves and preserve their environment


Name: Romanian citizenship (Nationality)
Description: 0.4% of the total population


Name: Foreign Investment and SME Development (Policy Focus)
Description: Implemented by the government


Name: Composites (Material Composition)
Description: A material made up of two or more constituent materials


Name: World War II (War)
Description: Global conflict from 1939 to 1945


Name: Anthropologists (Occupation)
Description: A group of people who study human behavior and culture


Name: Transportation (Movement of people or goods from one place to another)
Description: The activity of moving people, animals, and goods from one location to another


Name: 500 art galleries (Art Gallery)
Description: Numerous art galleries located in New York City


Name: Ticino (Place)
Description: Predominantly Italian-speaking canton of Switzerland known for its Mediterranean culture


Name: ETA (Terrorist group)
Description: Basque separatist and terrorist organization


Name: Cultural Heritage Sites in Afghanistan (Place)
Description: The cultural heritage sites in Afghanistan that were destroyed by the Taliban and their allies.


Name: East Suffolk Line (RailwayLine)
Description: A railway line to Lowestoft


Name: 58 provinces (wilayas) and 1,541 communes (Administrative Divisions)
Description: The administrative divisions of Algeria


Name: Mohammed Khadda, M'hamed Issiakhem (Artist)
Description: Individual artists who have been notable in recent years


Name: ROC constitution (Legislation)
Description: Constitution of the Republic of the Congo


Name: 5.2% (1,489) (Percentage and Number of People)
Description: Asian population in Kingsbridge as per 2010 US Census


Name: coins (Artifact)
Description: Coins produced by these ancient cities during Greek colonization


Name: 195,830 (Number)
Description: Total number of inhabitants as of NYC Health's 2018 Community Health Profile


Name: Relief decoration (artwork)
Description: Decoration of various objects with relief designs


Name: Species (Wildlife)
Description: Various species at the edge of their UK distribution ranges


Name: Abanindranath Tagore, Asit Haldar, Nandalal Bose, Jamini Roy, Ramkinkar Baij (Artist)
Description: Prominent figures of the Bengal School include Abanindranath Tagore, Asit Haldar, Nandalal Bose, Jamini Roy, and Ramkinkar Baij.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: The country to which Canton of Ticino belongs


Name: Cumans and the Kipchaks (historical entity)
Description: Nomadic confederations that took over the Pechenegs' large confederacy


Name: Tengri (Deity)
Description: A deity in Turkic mythology, often associated with the sky


Name: Allies of World War II (Political Entities)
Description: The countries allied against Germany in World War II


Name: a fleet of C-130Js and C-27J Spartan (Aircraft)
Description: A transport capability is guaranteed by a fleet of 27 C-130Js and C-27J Spartan


Name: Republic of Hatay (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A former political entity in the Mediterranean region


Name: Māori (people)
Description: Indigenous people of New Zealand


Name: 1,3,5-Trithiane (Compound)
Description: A cyclic trimer of thioformaldehyde


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: Carbon is used to make the block for the electrolysis process


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


Name: the arts and culture of various foreign regions (arts_and_culture)
Description: Gandhara, Turkestan, Persia, Greece


Name: Skilled Artists (people)
Description: Individuals with exceptional talent, knowledge, or skill in creating art.


Name: Dushan jade (Type of Jade)
Description: A type of jade mined as early as 6000 BC.


Name: 42 metric tons of diamonds per year (Quantity)
Description: Peak production levels in the 1990s


Name: Sodium (Chemical Element)
Description: Uses sodium as a component in the production of sodium lights


Name: Rock (Geological Classification)
Description: A geological entity that encompasses mineral and mineraloid materials


Name: Ruotger (Author)
Description: In Archiepiscopi Coloniensis Vita Brunonis in 924/925.


Name: 2007 and 2015 respectively (Date)
Description: The years when Macedonian security forces had further armed confrontations with Albanian militant groups


Name: Eldest daughter of the Church (Title)
Description: A title given by the papacy to France due to the conversion of Clovis I to Christianity


Name: cryovolcanic feature (geographical feature)
Description: A volcanic-like feature on a body with a volatile-rich icy surface.


Name: early human history (Time Period)
Description: The earliest known period of diamond usage in engraving


Name: Surrounding areas (geographical area)
Description: The geological history of the surrounding areas.


Name: Green Cross (Symbol)
Description: A symbol commonly used to designate pharmacies in Europe


Name: Hip Replacements (Medical Procedure)
Description: A surgical procedure in which the hip joint is replaced by a prosthetic implant


Name: Coalfields (Geographical Location)
Description: Specific geographical locations where coal deposits are found


Name: Tatars and other peoples (ethnic group)
Description: Various non-Slavic ethnicities


Name: Hardstones (Material)
Description: Stone materials hard enough for carving


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


Name: 387 individuals (Number)
Description: Total number of individuals in Collonges with a religious affiliation


Name: 1927 (Date)
Description: The year when Canberra became the permanent capital of Australia


Name: Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Hamilton (City)
Description: Some of the major cities in New Zealand


Name: the fluidity of movement between rural and urban red fox populations (Idea)
Description: The idea that Fleet's journey emphasized


Name: Iron swords (Weapon)
Description: Swords with a cross-sectional area around 10 square centimeters


Name: Growth (Event)
Description: Increase in population size


Name: East Asia (Continent)
Description: Type A jade holds significant cultural and spiritual importance in East Asia.


Name: Anglo-Ashanti wars (War)
Description: A war that played a role in securing control of West African gold deposits


Name: Europe (continent)
Description: Are relatively scarce in Europe


Name: Japanese mythology (Mythological system)
Description: The traditional stories of Japan


Name: 2,250 meters (7,382 feet) (Length)
Description: The length of the Rio–Antirrio bridge


Name: Hittite rulers (Historical figure)
Description: A group of rulers who replaced the Hattian rulers


Name: Chert gravels (Geological_formations)
Description: Gravels consisting of chert, a type of sedimentary rock


Name: Line of Purples (Color Boundary)
Description: The straight line connecting extreme spectral colors (red and violet)


Name: Late fifteenth-century Italy (time_period)
Description: The original form of the headband was worn in late fifteenth-century Italy


Name: Eastern Orthodox Christian Religion (Religion)
Description: The predominant religion of the culture of the Byzantine Empire


Name: 4,265 years old specimens (Time duration)
Description: Specimens of Leiopathes glaberrima found in deep ocean levels.


Name: Berbers (Group)
Description: A group of people who were initially settled in what were then the frontier lands near Toledo, Talavera, and Mérida


Name: Prime Minister position (Political position)
Description: The head of government in Russia


Name: Shang dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: 1766–1122 BCE.


Name: pH and oxidation-reduction conditions (Physical Properties)
Description: Properties that characterize the soil.


Name: early stage of Nazca ceramics (Art Style)
Description: Early style of Nazca ceramics.


Name: tomb jade or grave jade (nickname)
Description: Names given to ancient burial nephrite pieces with a brown or chalky white texture as a surface treatment


Name: Tuscany (geographical region)
Description: A region in central Italy, known for its history, art, and the city of Florence.


Name: Regulation of iron uptake (Biological process)
Description: An example of a biological process, which is the regulation of iron uptake by the human body.


Name: Incandescent lighting (Lighting)
Description: Lighting that will not cause a diamond to fluoresce


Name: External world (Environment)
Description: Does not normally appear in the external world - humans are an acaudal (or acaudate) species


Name: Piemont-Liguria Ocean (Oceanic Basin)
Description: An oceanic basin that existed south of the European continent in the Mesozoic era


Name: Hereditary heraldry (Historical practice)
Description: Practice of creating new seals using the same symbols and design-elements as those used by a previous holder, which may have contributed to the emergence of hereditary heraldry in western Europe


Name: Proposed migration models (Theory)
Description: Models suggesting large-scale migrations of Slavs


Name: poorer health outcomes among affected children (Health outcome)
Description: A lower level of overall physical and mental wellbeing among children affected by poverty


Name: Production data of diamonds (Data)
Description: Information on diamond production


Name: [139mNd, 135mNd, 133m1Nd] (Isotope)
Description: The most stable known isotopes of Neodymium


Name: Natural Harbor at Volos (Geographical Feature)
Description: The natural harbor available at Volos for shipping


Name: 1801 and 1840 (time period)
Description: the years 1801 to 1840


Name: high-tech manufacturing country (Industry)
Description: a sector of the economy that involves the production of high technology goods


Name: Recommended Daily Intake of Zinc (Nutritional Guideline)
Description: The amount of zinc recommended for daily consumption, which varies with age and life stage


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A precious metal with a yellow color


Name: Eclogites (Geological Rock Type)
Description: The rock found within the northwestern Himalaya


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: An island country located in East Asia.


Name: Public School System (Alabama) (EducationSystem)
Description: The first public school system in Alabama, established during the Reconstruction period.


Name: Total Fertility Rate (1994-2010) (Rate)
Description: A statistical measure of the average number of children a woman bears during her reproductive years.


Name: Post-Impressionism (Art Movement)
Description: A reaction against Impressionism, characterized by the use of rich and bold color, thick application of paint, strong contours, and a more symbolic or expressive subject matter.


Name: population growth rate (demographic statistic)
Description: The percentage increase in a region's population over a specified period


Name: Sterling Hill Mine and Franklin, New Jersey, United States (Location)
Description: A location where Tephroite was first discovered


Name: Meteora rock pillars (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Rock pillars atop which medieval Greek Orthodox monasteries have been built


Name: Greenish-Yellow Middle of the Spectrum (Color Range)
Description: The range of colors in the spectrum that men had more favorable responses to


Name: Externally Driven Pair Generation (Physical Processes)
Description: Process that creates electron-hole pairs due to external influence


Name: Carbonaceous chondrites (Meteorite Class)
Description: Compose about 4 percent of all meteorites observed to fall from space.


Name: Housing statistics of Westchester County in 2018 estimates (Statistic)
Description: The median house value was $639,700, and the median apartment rent was $2,045.


Name: Tobermory distillery (Activity)
Description: There is one whisky distillery in Tobermory


Name: Non-Target Species and Environment (Subject)
Description: Animals and ecosystems that may be affected by actions taken to manage Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Smoky quartz (mineral)
Description: A gray, translucent version of quartz


Name: proposals to create 11 new councils and replace the present system (Governmental Action)
Description: A proposed change in the administrative structure of Northern Ireland


Name: Black Triangle (Symbol)
Description: A symbol used in Nazi concentration camps to categorize anti-social elements


Name: unit cell volume linearly decreases as jadeite component increases (Physics)
Description: The relationship between omphacite's composition and its unit cell volume.


Name: German Empire Colors (Historical Event)
Description: The colors of the German Empire from 1870 to 1918, associated with German nationalism and later adopted by the Nazi flag.


Name: Portugal and Spain in 2030 (Location)
Description: Countries that will co-host the FIFA World Cup tournament with Morocco in 2030


Name: Blue John (Mineral)
Description: Classic stone found in Derbyshire, England


Name: SEC (Organization)
Description: Securities and Exchange Commission


Name: Volksschule (Institution)
Description: primary educational institution for children aged 6-10


Name: Perfluorinated Compound (Compound)
Description: A compound that shares many properties with perfluorocarbons but has a functional group.


Name: Astrology (Belief System)
Description: The belief that relationships between heavenly bodies influence or convey information about events on Earth


Name: the twenty largest container ports in the world (Port Ranking)
Description: List of the largest container ports globally


Name: $31 million (Amount of Money)
Description: Funding for proposed high-speed rail route in Missouri


Name: Inattentive Subtype of ADHD (Subtype of Disorder)
Description: A subcategory of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder characterized by difficulties with attention and focus.


Name: Malaysia (Country)
Description: an Southeast Asian nation overlying two thirds of the Malay Peninsula and part of Borneo


Name: Local apprentices in southern Etruria (Ethnic Group)
Description: Indigenous people of the area


Name: Hindus (People)
Description: The Vedas are held in high regard by followers of Hinduism


Name: pro-independence sentiment (Political viewpoint)
Description: The support for independence among the people of Taiwan


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


Name: Galatasaray (basketball team)
Description: A Turkish basketball club


Name: Arendal (Place)
Description: A town in Norway


Name: Annual Customs (cultural practice)
Description: A ceremony involving the killing of war captives, performed by the Kingdom of Dahomey


Name: west (Geographical direction)
Description: A direction facing towards West


Name: Tolerances (Standard)
Description: A measure of the permissible deviation from a specified dimension or condition


Name: Bright Colors (Color)
Description: Particularly scarlet cloaks from Italy.


Name: American Novel A Separate Peace (Novel)
Description: The color is mentioned in this novel.


Name: Grey (color)
Description: The color grey


Name: high iron and low manganese concentrations (Geological Feature)
Description: High iron and low manganese concentrations found at the contacts of the Vertical zoning


Name: Arab League (Organization)
Description: An Arab regional organization and political union of Arab states in the Middle East


Name: Large German cap (Historical Artifact)
Description: A specific type of hat worn in Germany during a certain period


Name: American-style teen turmoil (Issue)
Description: The issue of troubles among American teenagers


Name: Fair Trade (Concept)
Description: A trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency and respect, that seeks greater equality in social, economic and environmental welfare.


Name: World War I (Event)
Description: A global war centered in Europe that took place from 1914 to 1918.


Name: Cementation Process (Process)
Description: A steel production process described in a treatise published in Prague in 1574 and used in Nuremberg from 1601.


Name: 1357-1402 (YearRange)
Description: Years when Charles Bridge was built


Name: [9th or 10th place] (Rank)
Description: In terms of press freedom according to Reporters Without Borders


Name: Electricity Generation from Coal (Industry)
Description: in order to limit climate change in China to 1.5 °C (2.7 F) electricity generation from coal in China without carbon capture must be phased out by 2045


Name: Rogier Diederik Marius Verbeek (Person)
Description: Dutch geologist who suggested an extraterrestrial origin for tektites


Name: Franklin Borough School District (Educational Institution)
Description: A public school district in Franklin, New Jersey for kindergarten through eighth grade


Name: Men (gender)
Description: Group of people the fashion was applicable to.


Name: the Morenci Copper Mine in Arizona (Mining_site)
Description: A mine located in Arizona producing copper


Name: Modern classicism (art_movement)
Description: Lesser interest in naturalism and greater interest in formal stylization


Name: Pemberley (FictionLocation)
Description: The country house of Fitzwilliam Darcy in Pride and Prejudice


Name: Denmark–Norway (HistoricalState)
Description: A period of shared Danish-Norwegian monarchy and administration that lasted from 1814 to 1905


Name: Heptanesean theatre and melodrama, Italian opera (Art Form)
Description: Theatrical forms that influenced modern Greek theatre


Name: Benthic foraminifera (organisms)
Description: Bottom-dwelling, shelled protozoans


Name: Political system, military might, and cultural influence (Characteristic)
Description: Key attributes that defined the Roman Empire


Name: Hydrothermal growth process (gemstone synthesis method)
Description: A process that uses a 'seed' stone from a previous batch to grow a new gem


Name: Copying of original statue (Process)
Description: Traditional method for replicating ancient Greek statues.


Name: Journalists (People)
Description: Individuals who gathered information on the Shinkolobwe Mine's operation in the 1950s


Name: Calcium metabolism (Process)
Description: The chemical processes and physiological mechanisms by which calcium is regulated in living organisms.


Name: Urban Environment (Location)
Description: Environment where Urban Red Foxes adapt to changes


Name: Prehnite (Mineral)
Description: A hydrous calcium aluminium silicate with the formula CaAl2(SiO4)3(Al Si 3 O10)(OH)2


Name: Social structure (system)
Description: Organization of a society into distinct groups based on roles, relationships, and hierarchy


Name: Orthoschist (Type of Schist)
Description: When the protolith was an igneous rock


Name: Paul Bril (Artist Class)
Description: A Flemish painter known for vedute paintings.


Name: Nobel Prize (Award)
Description: Annual international awards in several categories


Name: Cuprous Halides and Cupric Halides (Compound)
Description: Types of halides formed by copper.


Name: Pei (帔) (Clothing)
Description: Another name for Pibo during the Tang dynasty


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


Name: Afghanistan (country)
Description: A nation with a complex history and various cultures, languages, and monuments


Name: Napoleon's rule (time period)
Description: The specific time period during which bijoutiers and joailliers were distinguished


Name: Fertility and embryogenesis (Concept)
Description: The combination of jade and carnelian in some amulets symbolizes fertility and embryogenesis


Name: 7.9 (Numeric Value)
Description: A specific value for the specific gravity of kamacite


Name: De Beers' own diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds mined by De Beers


Name: Aradite (Mineral)
Description: A very rare mineral with the formula BaCa6[(SiO4)(VO4)](VO4)2F


Name: Vesuvianite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that takes up a significant amount of calcium in its chemical structure


Name: Mechanical Agitation (Physical Process)
Description: Process causing stirring up of powder


Name: Colombian Congress (Organization)
Description: The legislative branch of Colombia's government.


Name: England (Country)
Description: one of the four countries of the United Kingdom


Name: central government (Governmental Body)
Description: government of a country or region


Name: Painting (Artwork)
Description: An artwork created using paint on a surface.


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: An archipelago in Southeast Asia.


Name: the PLA (People's Liberation Army) (Military Force)
Description: The military force of China


Name: Silicon dioxide (Mineral)
Description: The mineral form of silicon dioxide.


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found on Earth


Name: New York City (City)
Description: Sends more money in taxes to the state of New York than it receives back.


Name: Many monasteries (Religious sites)
Description: Places of religious life and study


Name: Trade Sector (Sector)
Description: The sector of an economy involved in the exchange of goods and services with other economies or sectors


Name: Four Satipaṭṭhānas (smṛtyupasthāna) (Buddhist Practice)
Description: A set of practices for training mindfulness in the early discourses.


Name: Energy Storage (Electrical Engineering)
Description: The process of capturing and holding energy for later use, typically in the form of electrical or chemical energy.


Name: Silicon, Other Semiconducting Devices (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that are protected from overheating by synthetic diamond heat spreaders.


Name: Vasopressin (Hormone)
Description: A hormone that helps regulate water balance and blood pressure


Name: Tezcatlipoca and Quetzalcoatl (Deity alliance)
Description: Set condition for humans to carve into earth's flesh and plant seeds


Name: 9.4% (2017) (Percentage)
Description: The unemployment rate in Colombia for the year 2017


Name: - (EconomicSector)
Description: The privatized industry firms in Austria


Name: Colombian sculpture (art)
Description: Early period during which the Colombian sculpture focused on producing sculptural portraits of politicians and public figures


Name: the world's top tourist destination (Tourist Destination Rank)
Description: Based on the given context


Name: Education (Institution)
Description: The practice of teaching, training, and learning


Name: Pearl (mineraloid)
Description: A mineraloid substance because the calcite crystals and the aragonite crystals are bonded by an organic material, and naturally occurs without definite proportions of the components.


Name: area around Cholula (geographical location)
Description: An area near the city of Cholula, Mexico


Name: 1996 onwards (Time Period)
Description: The year when Taiwan started having democratically elected presidents


Name: Militaristic society and strict code of conduct (Societal Condition)
Description: A society characterized by military values, discipline, and rigorous training


Name: Clarification regarding filing requirements (Need)
Description: Impacted companies were hoping to receive clarification about their filing requirements from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit


Name: 3.8 million residents (on 21 November 2016) (Population)
Description: The number of residents in the Netherlands with at least one foreign-born parent on 21 November 2016


Name: large diadems, bracelets and circlets, hair spirals, heavy earrings in the shape of grape clusters, large heavy pendants (Etruscan jewelry)
Description: Jewelry items worn by Etruscan women


Name: Peccia church of S. Carlo (Building)
Description: The valley church in Peccia, elevated to be the parish church in 1669


Name: Bridgmanite (Mineral)
Description: The Earth's most abundant mineral


Name: Symmetry (aspect of diamond cut)
Description: Aspect of diamond cut that refers to alignment of facets


Name: Madame Pierre Gautreau (Madam X) (1884) (Artwork)
Description: Painting that caused a controversy over color choice


Name: Cubic zirconia growth (Process)
Description: The process of growing cubic zirconia


Name: Two crystal systems and two lattice systems (Crystal and lattice systems)
Description: Components of the Hexagonal Crystal Family.


Name: Anglo-Saxon England (Historical region)
Description: A historical region of England, particularly associated with the Angles and Saxons


Name: Banded or striated rocks, porphyritic crystals of quartz, mica, iron oxides, apatite, zircon, epidote, hornblende (Mineral Compositions)
Description: -


Name: Midtown Manhattan (Location)
Description: a sub-district of the borough of Manhattan, New York City


Name: contamination of the substrate (Risk in CVD process)
Description: A potential issue in the CVD growth process


Name: faulting (Geomorphic Phenomenon)
Description: The breaking and displacement of the Earth's crust along a fracture


Name: Violent retaliatory riots against French (Event)
Description: Riots that broke out in Abidjan against the French


Name: Commercial applications (application)
Description: Practical use in business or trade


Name: Arab migrations to the Maghreb (historical event)
Description: Migrations of Arab Bedouin tribes in the 11th century AD and subsequent waves


Name: Severe Hypokalemia (Medical condition)
Description: The serious consequences of untreated hypokalemia.


Name: Pearls (gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone often used in jewelry


Name: Referendum (Event)
Description: A direct voting method for a whole electorate in which citizens go to the polls to vote directly on an issue


Name: European basement rock (geological formation)
Description: The base of the Matterhorn, below the glaciated area, consists of European basement rock


Name: Mongolian clothing (clothing)
Description: Clothes used by Mongolians


Name: French Consulate (Government)
Description: The government of France between the fall of the Directory and the coronation of Napoleon


Name: MacGuffin (Narrative Device)
Description: An object in a work of fiction that is not itself important to the plot, but serves as a tool to drive the plot forward.


Name: Tokugawa Ieyasu (Person)
Description: Samurai who served as regent and later became Shogun, establishing the Tokugawa shogunate


Name: traditional Chinese clothing (clothing)
Description: Modern Taoist monks and Taoism practitioners continue to style their long hair into a touji (頭髻; a topknot hairstyle) and wear traditional Chinese clothing.


Name: Prince George of Greece (Person)
Description: Prince of Greece, who became the ruler of Crete as an autonomous state


Name: Non-Renewable Energy Sources (Energy Source)
Description: The energy sources that are not renewable


Name: Unknown (quantity)
Description: Refers to a small amount or a limited number.


Name: FC Barcelona (Sports_club)
Description: The Spanish football club, FC Barcelona


Name: Yule Marble (NaturalFeature)
Description: A marble found only in the Yule Creek Valley, Colorado


Name: Greenland (Location)
Description: Country where the rubies found in Aappaluttoq mine are located


Name: Athens, Cyclades, Dodecanese, Crete, Peloponnese, Ionian Islands, parts of mainland Greece (Geographical Region)
Description: Various locations in Greece where the Mediterranean climate occurs


Name: Cartilage (substance in skeleton)
Description: A rigid connective tissue found in the skeletal systems of vertebrates and invertebrates


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


Name: Groove (part of a sewing needle)
Description: A dent that runs along the shaft.


Name: Electric properties (Physical Property)
Description: Electrical properties that nanoparticles have due to their small size


Name: Civil Servants in European Commission (Government Employee)
Description: Civil servants who work for the European Commission


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


Name: Felix Edgar Wormser (Person)
Description: Co-editor


Name: diverse country (cultural characteristic)
Description: a country that is home to people of various backgrounds, offering a melting pot of cultures, beliefs, and traditions


Name: French settlements in the United States (Settlement)
Description: Settlements established by France in various regions of the United States


Name: Hemisphere (Shape)
Description: The filling area conjecture states that the hemisphere is the optimal (least area) isometric filling of the Riemannian circle.


Name: Shulkhan Arukh, Yoreh De'ah 247:10 (Text)
Description: A text in Jewish law that mentions Tel Arad


Name: midwestern US (Region)
Description: The region where the Prairie Network operated


Name: Red and white blood cells (cells)
Description: Bones also produce red and white blood cells


Name: convention on secession (Political event)
Description: A convention called to vote on Missouri's secession from the Union.


Name: Hospitals in Afghanistan (Healthcare Institution)
Description: Over 100 hospitals located throughout Afghanistan


Name: Archaic Period Etruscan Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of the ancient Etruscans during the Archaic period.


Name: Roman Catholic Church (Religion)
Description: The Latin Church, primarily based in Rome


Name: The Robert Wan Pearl Museum (Museum)
Description: Museum dedicated to pearls


Name: Intestine (Organ)
Description: A part of the digestive system


Name: Great British Railways (Transportation Authority)
Description: Planned state-owned public body that will oversee rail transport in Great Britain


Name: Tupis, Guaranis, Gês, and Arawaks (indigenous ethnic groups)
Description: Four of the largest indigenous ethnic groups in Brazil


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded by Siddhartha Gautama


Name: Topic (Subject of debate)
Description: A matter that is discussed or debated


Name: Architecture (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as architecture


Name: [...] (-)
Description: Not explicitly mentioned in the text


Name: stalwart, conservative, noncredulous attitude toward regulatory regimes (Attitude)
Description: A general attitude held by the population of Missouri towards regulatory regimes


Name: London goldsmith banker (Historical figure)
Description: Goldsmith bankers operating in seventeenth century London.


Name: Josiah Spode (Person)
Description: English potter who developed bone china.


Name: Cartography (Science)
Description: The practice and science of making maps.


Name: Devil's Lake State Park in the Baraboo Range in Wisconsin (Geographical_location)
Description: A location within the Baraboo Range, Wisconsin


Name: Earizer (Artifact)
Description: It was a form of dowry.


Name: Jewelry Containing Rubies (Object)
Description: Jewelry containing rubies does not require protection during heating


Name: Coast Ranges of western North America (geographical location)
Description: A mountain range in western North America


Name: Boric acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: The acid of boron


Name: Lithium (new sources needed for increased demand) (Resource Market Solution)
Description: The need for new sources of lithium to meet the increasing demand


Name: Kabylia (Region)
Description: A region in Northern Algeria


Name: Paired Metamorphic Belts (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature characterized by paired metamorphic zones.


Name: cost of registering (election cost)
Description: The cost required to register candidates for elections


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


Name: Missouri's largest cities (characteristic)
Description: The cities with the highest population in Missouri.


Name: 20th and 21st centuries German popular music (Music genres)
Description: Various genres of music originating from Germany


Name: Color constancy (Visual process)
Description: The ability to keep the perceived color of an object relatively unchanged when the illumination changes among various broad (whitish) spectral distributions of light


Name: CZ growth (Process)
Description: The process of growing CZ


Name: Improved sanitation in Algeria's rural areas (Infrastructure)
Description: The sanitation infrastructure available for the rural population


Name: Sodium (Element)
Description: A metal cation present in borax


Name: indigenous folk music (Music Style)
Description: Traditional music from England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland


Name: Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) (Electronics)
Description: Devices that emit light when electric current passes through them


Name: Total Fertility Rate (Demographic Data)
Description: Average number of children a woman would have during her reproductive years


Name: Minoan weapons were tools used for mundane tasks (Idea)
Description: Minoan weapons had everyday uses, such as meat processing


Name: Beads of Amethyst (Jewelry)
Description: As findings


Name: Number of gonads (Quantity)
Description: Five, four, three or two depending on the species


Name: Boron fibers and crystalline boron springs (Material)
Description: Produced materials with good mechanical properties


Name: Yes (Quality)
Description: Whether mixed-media prints can be one-off, non-editioned prints.


Name: referendum question in 2018 (Political event)
Description: A referendum question related to Taiwan's participation in the Olympics


Name: Overdraft Facility (Financial service)
Description: The first overdraft facility, established in 1728


Name: Fried potatoes (Ingredient)
Description: An ingredient often found in the typical Brazilian meal.


Name: several hundred Helvetisms (Helvetisms)
Description: -


Name: Andros Island (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea and a regional unit of South Aegean region


Name: Titanium Alloys (Materials)
Description: A variety of alloys made from titanium


Name: New Criticism (Movement)
Description: Literary movement that emphasizes the aesthetic appreciation of literature and the autonomy of art


Name: Pressure solution (geological process)
Description: A geological process producing stylolites in limestone


Name: Early Germanic Period Designs (design)
Description: Designs typical of the early Germanic period


Name: British Sovereign (Specific coin)
Description: A gold collector/investor coin minted by the United Kingdom


Name: Figurine (Artifact)
Description: A statuette that represents a human, deity, legendary creature, or animal.


Name: Prime Minister (Position)
Description: The highest position in the executive branch of a government.


Name: None (superlative qualifier) (Superlative)
Description: The highest degree or quality, surpassing all others


Name: Petr Pavel (person)
Description: Retired general and new Czech president (2023)


Name: Mafic Igneous Rocks (Igneous Rock)
Description: Rocks such as basalt.


Name: Engineer's Watch (Object)
Description: The watch used by engineers on trains


Name: Forming metal through filing, soldering, sawing, forging, casting, and polishing (Skill)
Description: Various techniques used to shape and finish metal


Name: Breakfast and lunch in Dutch cuisine (Meal)
Description: Typical meals for breakfast and lunch in the Netherlands


Name: corundum (Mineral)
Description: Its naturally occurring form


Name: Blue John (Mineral deposit)
Description: A type of purple-blue fluorite mined for its ornamental value in Castleton


Name: climbing and mountaineering (Activity)
Description: Activities that can be practised in Valais year-round


Name: Committee (GovernmentBody)
Description: Group appointed by Kais Saied to help draft new constitutional amendments


Name: Pyroxene (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that forms at elevated pressure and temperature in more silicate-rich rock


Name: Two Crystal Systems (Classification of Crystal System)
Description: The two crystal systems within the Hexagonal Crystal Family


Name: Zinc Supplementation (Health Intervention)
Description: The process of taking zinc supplements


Name: Attendance Age Requirement (Legislation)
Description: Minimum age for children to attend school or an approved homeschool in the U.S.


Name: Grabhgriya (Temple component)
Description: A focal point in a Hindu temple, located under the main spire.


Name: Organic Compounds or Carbon (Substance)
Description: Compounds containing carbon and hydrogen, often excluding metals and other non-carbon elements


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


Name: Prismatic crystals (Crystal shape)
Description: The crystal shapes that Kasolite occurs in.


Name: Fine Jewelry and High-End Collectibles (Jewelry)
Description: To showcase its rarity, quality and beauty


Name: University of Bern (University)
Description: -


Name: Most Geological Environments (Geological Category)
Description: All types of rocks, mineral deposits, and formations that make up the Earth's crust.


Name: series of laws to decriminalize cannabis possession and legalize CBD oil (laws)
Description: Laws that partially decriminalized marijuana possession and legalized CBD oil.


Name: Work of Cartoonists (Art Form)
Description: The creative works produced by Colombian cartoonists.


Name: First World War (War)
Description: Until it was invaded and occupied by Nazi Germany


Name: Citizens of the Czech Republic (Group)
Description: Citizens who have access to free-tuition university education


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


Name: Heruli Pirates (Group of People)
Description: Pirates who sacked Athens in 276 AD


Name: Adornment (Usage)
Description: purpose of decorating or beautifying


Name: Conversion Requirements (Property)
Description: The conditions required for rapid conversion of graphite to diamond, including pressure and temperature


Name: Kidney Biopsy and CT Scan (Diagnostic Procedure)
Description: Procedures used to evaluate for abnormal anatomy


Name: sapphire (Mineral)
Description: In late classical times and up to the Middle Ages, lapis lazuli was commonly referred to as sapphire.


Name: Needle size sizing convention (Sizing system)
Description: A system for denoting the size of sewing needles


Name: Batavian Republic (country)
Description: The Batavian Republic that was replaced by the Kingdom of Holland


Name: Odiel-Tinto (river)
Description: A river that flows into the Atlantic


Name: Ioannis Kapodistrias (person)
Description: The first governor of the First Hellenic Republic.


Name: Form of government (Governmental_System)
Description: The form of government of Afghanistan, which is a federal parliamentary Islamic republic


Name: 24mNa (Nuclear Isomer)
Description: A nuclear isomer of sodium with a half-life of around 20.2 milliseconds


Name: Denyen (Sea People)
Description: One of the Sea Peoples mentioned in Egyptian texts


Name: Contact Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that undergo metamorphism due to the heat and pressure from an intrusion of magma.


Name: Grave Circles A and B at Mycenae (grave site)
Description: Specific grave sites at Mycenae


Name: Cornubian batholith intrusion (GeologicalEvent)
Description: The intrusion of the Cornubian batholith after the Variscan orogeny


Name: Black (Color) (Color)
Description: The color associated with evil, darkness, witchcraft and black magic


Name: polymer light-emitting diodes (PLEDs) (Electronic Component)
Description: A type of electroluminescent device that uses a thin film of organic or polymeric material as the emissive layer


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: The country that Tasman District is currently a part of


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


Name: Labor prison factories, detention centers, and re-education camps (Facility Type)
Description: The Laogai system includes labor prison factories, detention centers, and re-education camps.


Name: Stainless steel chamber (container)
Description: Container used in detonation synthesis


Name: Sogn og Fjordane (County)
Description: The Sogn og Fjordane county, located in western Norway


Name: Azores archipelago (Geographical Entity)
Description: The geographical entity that Faial Island belongs to


Name: Han Chinese children's daily clothing (Clothing)
Description: The daily attire worn by Han Chinese children.


Name: 1718 (Year)
Description: The year Vienna Pottery was founded


Name: families with multiple children (Family structure)
Description: A family group consisting of more than one child


Name: Hittite kingdom (Historical entity)
Description: The kingdom that disintegrated, causing the migration of Indo-European peoples


Name: Admission Date of a State (Historical Event)
Description: The date when a state joined the United States


Name: one of the densest road networks in the world (Property)
Description: One of the densest road networks in the world that belongs to the Netherlands


Name: Nickel and Copper (Elements)
Description: Zinc's chemistry is similar to the late first-row transition metals, nickel and copper.


Name: Church of Norway (religion)
Description: The established state church of Norway


Name: Barry Smith (Person)
Description: Proponent's belief on the determination of classes


Name: Autumn Rhythm (Number 30) (Painting)
Description: A painting by Pollock that underscores the relationship between music and modernist abstract painting


Name: Chegem Gorge (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A gorge along the Chegem River's flow


Name: Bicarbonate (Inorganic Compound)
Description: A basic compound with the formula HCO3- and a pH of 8.


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


Name: Sonderbundskrieg (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A civil war in Switzerland that broke out in 1847.


Name: [its national road network] (Road Network)
Description: The road network in China


Name: Kermadec Islands (Island group)
Description: A volcanic island group northeast of Auckland, New Zealand


Name: Dharma (concept)
Description: Concept representing moral order, duty, righteousness and truth in Hinduism.


Name: New Metal (Chemical Element)
Description: Silvery-white, iron-like metal discovered by Cronstedt.


Name: India (Country)
Description: Plays a pivotal role in Indian social, political, economic, and religious events


Name: Peasantry of Norway (Social Group)
Description: Farmers living and working on land owned by others in the country Norway.


Name: Alps (mountain_range)
Description: A range of mountains in Europe


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: The country that ruled Halland during certain periods


Name: Beads (Jewellery Type)
Description: Small beads often crafted to be placed in men and women's hair in the Indus Valley Civilization.


Name: Beer festivals (Festivals)
Description: Celebrations of the local beverage culture


Name: some lands of Ticino (region)
Description: Certain territories within Ticino


Name: Nuclear proliferation (Political Issue)
Description: The spread of nuclear weapons and technology


Name: Quartz-Muscovite Schist (Geological Rock)
Description: A type of schist formed from metamorphosis of felsic volcanic rock, such as tuff


Name: Pleasing chatoyancy or opalescence (Physical property)
Description: The characteristic that reminds one of the eye of a cat


Name: Tablets or Capsules (PhysicalState)
Description: Another form in which potassium supplements are offered


Name: Magnesium (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with Atomic Number 12 and symbol Mg


Name: Sulfuric acid (H2SO4) (Compound)
Description: A strong acid with the formula H2SO4


Name: Music Engraving Technique (Technique)
Description: The historical music engraving technique used in 18th and 19th centuries


Name: Northwestern University until 1952 (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Swiss Health Insurance System (Healthcare System)
Description: The Swiss health insurance system requires residents to buy health insurance from private companies, which are obligated to accept all applicants.


Name: Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom (city)
Description: The city where the school is based


Name: Han Chinese living in the south (Ethnic Group)
Description: People who favoured the driving dress of the northern minorities


Name: Silicate (Compound)
Description: A family of polyatomic anions consisting of silicon and oxygen, usually with the general formula [SiO(4-2x)−4−x]n.


Name: igneous rocks (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Most igneous rocks analyzed by the United States Geological Survey contain titanium


Name: Rembrandt (Person)
Description: A Dutch painter from the 17th century


Name: Non-Indigenous Australians (Culture)
Description: Non-Indigenous population of Australia


Name: Merovingians (ancient culture)
Description: A Frankish dynasty ruling the Merovingian Kingdom


Name: Florianópolis (City)
Description: Capital of Santa Catarina, not the largest city in its state


Name: four ecoregions (Ecological Region)
Description: The Western European broadleaf forests, Central European mixed forests, Pannonian mixed forests, and Carpathian montane conifer forests


Name: Inhalation (Physiological Process)
Description: The process of breathing air into the lungs.


Name: Ringwoodite (Mineral)
Description: A high-pressure form of olivine


Name: people who have achieved some form of higher education, particularly related to science and engineering (educational requirement for employment)
Description: Requiring people who have achieved some form of higher education, particularly related to science and engineering


Name: Feldspar (Chemical Compound)
Description: One of the most common minerals found in rocks


Name: Repton area (geographical location)
Description: Area in Derbyshire where several kings of Mercia are buried


Name: cultural_center (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is a global center for culture, with a vast array of museums, performances, and exhibitions


Name: North-coastal San Francisco Bay Area (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical area including urban San Francisco and adjacent cities


Name: Round shields with a central boss (shield)
Description: A round shield with a raised, circular center.


Name: Andreas Libavius (Chemist)
Description: German chemist who confirmed this in the 16th century


Name: Pyrotechnics (Explosive substance)
Description: A material or device that produces an effect by heat, light, sound, gas, or a combination of these.


Name: international affiliations (Politics)
Description: The organizations or alliances to which a country belongs


Name: Figurative Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Three-dimensional works of art that depict the human form or other figurative subjects.


Name: Component of armor materials (material type)
Description: TiC used as a component of armor materials.


Name: Supreme Court of Norway (Court)
Description: The highest court in the Norwegian judiciary


Name: Hospitals (Statistic)
Description: The hospitals in Cresciano


Name: Carl von Linde and William Hampson (Person)
Description: German engineer Carl von Linde and British engineer William Hampson who independently developed the first commercially viable process for producing liquid oxygen in 1895


Name: Wisdom (Islam) (Abstract Concepts)
Description: Idea representing wisdom in Islam.


Name: Establishment of the East India Company College (Event)
Description: Proposal for establishing a college to train and examine administrators


Name: Two rice cakes and a tangerine (Food item)
Description: To place under the two rice cakes and a tangerine on top of each toolbox


Name: Acute oxygen toxicity (Health condition)
Description: A condition characterized by seizures, its most feared effect for divers.


Name: Ottoman Turks (Historical group)
Description: The Ottoman people who settled in Algeria and acted as a central military and political authority during the 16th century.


Name: language, more specifically of certain rhetorical tropes, in art history and historical discourse (Idea or Concept)
Description: The role and power of language in art history and historical discourse


Name: Lausanne, Switzerland (City)
Description: A city in Switzerland on Lake Geneva, known for its Olympic Museum and the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee


Name: Nazi nuclear weapons program (Program)
Description: The German nuclear research and development project


Name: Nanopowders (Material)
Description: Powdered nanoparticles


Name: Titanium Dioxide (Compound)
Description: A white inorganic compound with the formula TiO2, it is used as a pigment


Name: Southern Railway line (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: Through the construction of a western branch


Name: Criticism (action)
Description: The expression of disapproval of someone or something


Name: Pyroxene (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral group that has a chain or sheet-like structure and can be found in various types of rocks


Name: William (Person)
Description: A person, specifically King William I of the Netherlands


Name: New Zealand English (Dialect)
Description: A variety of English with a distinctive accent and lexicon, similar to Australian English


Name: France (Country)
Description: Ahead of Spain and the United States in terms of international tourist arrivals


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: An island nation in South Asia, known for its production of gems and minerals


Name: Rough diamonds (Diamond product)
Description: Product traded in Antwerp, Belgium


Name: Slight wedge (Optical surface imperfection)
Description: A small wedge is desirable in certain laser systems


Name: Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL) (Daily Limit)
Description: The maximum recommended daily intake for iron set by Dietary Reference Intake.


Name: Refractories and Foundry casting (Industry application)
Description: One of the industrial applications of Zircon


Name: Men joining the Visigothic army (group_of_people)
Description: Men who were part of the Visigothic army


Name: Carnival of Awussu (Event)
Description: Annual festive and cultural event in the city of Sousse, Tunisia


Name: Ait Benhaddou (fortified village)
Description: a famous example of a ksour (fortified village) in Morocco


Name: Middle of the Victorian Period (Time Frame)
Description: The mid-point of the 19th century during Queen Victoria's reign


Name: Puig Major (Peak)
Description: The highest peak in Mallorca, located in Serra de Tramuntana


Name: next generations (generational transition)
Description: The generations that inherited the jewellery


Name: Plants (LivingThings)
Description: Generic term for a large and diverse group of multicellular organisms


Name: Deoxyhemoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein found in red blood cells that transports oxygen from the lungs to tissue


Name: Convict Love Tokens or Leaden Hearts (Artifact)
Description: The nicknames given to these defaced coins.


Name: Taiwan's Baseball5 team (Sports Team)
Description: Baseball5 team representing Taiwan


Name: Dr John Ellor Taylor (Person)
Description: A botanist and geologist who succeeded George Knights as curator of Ipswich Museum.


Name: Glacial reshaping (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which glaciers shape and alter the landscape


Name: Five days (for typical towns) (Time intervals)
Description: Markets held every five days in a typical town.


Name: 14th century (Historical Period)
Description: Century from 1301 to 1400


Name: chancellor (Position)
Description: Head of government in Germany


Name: Algerian Wildlife (Wildlife)
Description: The diverse fauna found within Algeria's borders


Name: 1965 (Year)
Description: The year when significant mining operations of Taiwan Jade started.


Name: Palace of Pylos (Architectural Structure)
Description: A major center of power during the Mycenaean era.


Name: Countries, regions, residential and industrial sectors (location)
Description: Different geographical locations and sectors may use different approaches to waste management


Name: Lay education (Educational Strategy)
Description: The strategy of educating laypeople to expand a profession's influence.


Name: Comparatively recent (Geological Time Period)
Description: A geological time period that includes sedimentary rocks, partly of Palaeozoic age, and intrusive masses


Name: Colorless sapphires (Type of Sapphire)
Description: Uncommon in nature, used as diamond substitutes in jewelry.


Name: Visual Arts (art form)
Description: A category encompassing various creative practices and disciplines.


Name: Anukul Munshi (Indian Artist)
Description: Received gold medal for his artwork at the British Empire Exhibition in 1924


Name: its close resemblance to tachylyte, a basaltic glass (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A basaltic glass that pseudotachylyte was named due to its close resemblance.


Name: Beijing–Shanghai, Beijing–Tianjin, and Chengdu–Chongqing lines (Transportation Route)
Description: High-speed rail lines in China


Name: Roman magistrates (Office)
Description: Purple was the color worn by Roman magistrates.


Name: OPEC (Intergovernmental Organization)
Description: The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries


Name: uranium(IV) (chemical element (oxidation state))
Description: Result of reduction to uranium(IV)


Name: Gneiss or Migmatite banding (Rock structure)
Description: Structural patterns formed by concentrations of certain minerals in granulite.


Name: Andalusian provinces (administrative division)
Description: Provinces in Andalusia, each bearing the same name as its capital


Name: Military Gun Ownership (Statistic)
Description: The number of guns owned by the Swiss military.


Name: Origins of a distinct Hindu identity (Identity or Belonging)
Description: The origins of a distinct Hindu identity as described by Lorenzen


Name: Christian Democrats (Italy) (Political Party)
Description: Centrist political party in Italy


Name: pushing the boundaries of cinematic storytelling (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies frequently delve into intricate themes and innovative narrative structures, expanding the boundaries of cinematic storytelling


Name: Walton near Felixstowe (Location)
Description: A location where a large Roman fort stood.


Name: Pacific Alliance (PA) (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru that promotes free trade and economic integration


Name: Facets (structure)
Description: Flat, polished surfaces on a gemstone


Name: Lung Ta (Mythical Creature)
Description: The wind horse depicted on Tibetan prayer flags


Name: Car Wax (Product)
Description: A product used to protect and shine cars.


Name: San Marino (Geographical Feature)
Description: An enclaved microstate surrounded by Italy


Name: Fairy Loaves (Cultural Artifact)
Description: A good-luck charm associated with echinoderm shells and bread


Name: Edward Whymper (Individual)
Description: A British mountaineer who reached the top of the Matterhorn in 1865


Name: [Athenian Acropolis] (Location)
Description: The citadel and the principal site of ancient Athens in Greece


Name: Terrorist attack in Madrid (2004) (Attack)
Description: The bombings of commuter trains in Madrid, Spain


Name: The Croton system and the Kensico Reservoir (Water Infrastructure)
Description: Key components of the New York City water supply system


Name: Kyiv, Ukraine (City and Country)
Description: The location where BBC Ukrainian started its broadcasts


Name: Deep Prehistory (Era)
Description: The beginning of the Upper Paleolithic.


Name: Threading Processes (Manufacturing Process)
Description: Various methods used to create threads on workpieces.


Name: Alabama Indian Affairs Commission (State commission)
Description: A commission established by the Alabama state government to address Native American issues in the state


Name: Jewellery of Berber people from Mauritania (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery made by the Berber people from Mauritania.


Name: Inverted Sea Urchin (State)
Description: An inverted or flipped state of a sea urchin


Name: 3,899,150 hectares (ha) of forest in 2020 (Area)
Description: The area of forests within Austria in the year 2020


Name: Tagua nuts (Material)
Description: A type of nut that comes from South America and is used as an ivory substitute


Name: The United Nations headquarters (Building)
Description: Headquarters building of the United Nations in New York City


Name: Etruscans and Latins (Culture)
Description: The Etruscan and Latin cultures, as represented by the specific individuals studied


Name: Fewer facets (Comparison)
Description: Less than a certain amount


Name: a diamond (Classification of Diamond)
Description: A general term for diamonds


Name: first British Mont Blanc ascent (Historical event)
Description: The first time a British individual climbed Mont Blanc


Name: Buddhism (religion)
Description: Religion that arrived in the 6th century


Name: Deadwood (Town)
Description: Historic town located in the Northern Hills


Name: Belgian Revolution (Revolution)
Description: Revolution leading to the separation of Southern Provinces from the Netherlands


Name: Residential Suburbs (Location)
Description: Areas consisting of privately owned, low-density housing


Name: Powder (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Small particles that can remain suspended in the atmosphere


Name: Pulitzer Prizes for journalism (Awards)
Description: Annual awards given by Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.


Name: Jacques Brel (Singer-songwriter)
Description: A singer-songwriter who achieved global fame


Name: Red Fox (Species)
Description: Carnivorous mammal species


Name: Chromium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Cr and atomic number 24


Name: Competitions (Hiring Process)
Description: Differ notably among the state, the 17 autonomous communities and the city councils


Name: Venice (city)
Description: City in northeastern Italy


Name: Metals Trading Publication (Publication)
Description: A publication that focuses on metals trading.


Name: Austria-Hungary (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: exchange_rate (Economy)
Description: The rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another


Name: Cardada Cableway (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: A cableway in Ticino.


Name: Subduction Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process occurring at convergent plate margins that results in the transformation of rocks under high pressure and temperature.


Name: Freshwater Cultured Pearl (Jewelry)
Description: A type of cultured pearl grown in freshwater


Name: Cellini's Perseus with the head of Medusa (Sculpture)
Description: A masterpiece, designed with eight angles of view


Name: Metasedimentary Rock (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Can be identified by its overall composition


Name: Specialist seal carvers (Profession)
Description: professionals who carve seals for users


Name: Blood (Liquid transport medium)
Description: The liquid transported through blood vessels.


Name: Rosalind Franklin (1920–1958) (Biology)
Description: Rosalind Franklin, English biophysicist and X-ray crystallographer, is famous for her contributions to the understanding of the molecular structures of DNA


Name: Carnotite, Autunite, Uranophane, Torbernite, Coffinite (other uranium minerals) (Mineral)
Description: A collection of minerals: Carnotite, Autunite, Uranophane, Torbernite, and Coffinite.


Name: Democratic Security Policy (Policy)
Description: The policy adopted by President Álvaro Uribe, including counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency campaigns.


Name: Tenochtitlan (City-State)
Description: Gradually grew in political standing and economy due to its relationship with the Tepaneca


Name: Alkaline Magma Erupted Area (Geographical Setting)
Description: Areas where alkaline magma is erupted


Name: Revolution sweeping Europe (Historical Event)
Description: The revolution that swept over most countries of Europe, but not Norway


Name: Getúlio Vargas (Person)
Description: Brazilian politician and military officer who served as President of Brazil


Name: Short-distance population movements (Concept)
Description: Theory suggesting small-scale migrations of Slavs


Name: Arthur Evans (archeologist)
Description: British archaeologist who excavated the Palace of Knossos in Crete


Name: - (-)
Description: Have the most brilliant blue coloration known in any living tissue.


Name: Color changes (Optical phenomenon)
Description: Rubies that change color depending on the angle of observation


Name: Beachwear (Type of clothing)
Description: Clothing worn for activities on a beach.


Name: Octahedrons (gemstone shape)
Description: A polyhedron with 6 square faces, 8 vertices and 12 edges


Name: 18th century (TimePeriod)
Description: The period between 1701 and 1800


Name: Temperatures above 2,000 °C (Physical property)
Description: The high temperatures produced by the press


Name: Santa Fé de Bogotá (City)
Description: The capital city of the New Kingdom of Granada and later, Colombia


Name: George Dickie (Person)
Description: American philosopher, best known for his work in the philosophy of art.


Name: Ongoing trade of greenschist and chlorite schist (Cultural practice)
Description: Trade of greenschist and chlorite schist among Native American communities


Name: Fluorite (Chemical mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of calcium fluoride (CaF2).


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


Name: luminescence-based biosensors (Biosensor Technology)
Description: A class of biosensors that detect changes in a sample by measuring the luminescent properties of the sample or a labeled probe molecule


Name: Seas off Bahrain (Geographical location)
Description: Area where present day natural pearling is confined mostly.


Name: Book Market (Economic Sector)
Description: Sector dealing with publishing and distribution of books


Name: around 40,000 km of marked short- and long-distance trails (Geographical Feature)
Description: The network of hiking trails in the country


Name: Forsterite-rich olivine (Mineral compound)
Description: A type of olivine that contains at least 92% forsterite.


Name: Shugendo (Religion)
Description: A religion based on self-actualization of spiritual power.


Name: Empress Jingū (Historical figure)
Description: Legendary empress of Japan


Name: Bertel Thorvaldsen (person)
Description: A Danish neoclassical sculptor


Name: Alice Mary Weeks and Mary E. Thompson (Person)
Description: Geologists who identified the mineral in 1953


Name: Projective Geometry (Mathematical Field)
Description: Classical geometry studies parallel and non-parallel lines separately, while projective geometry does not require the distinction.


Name: Lunokhod 1 (Space Exploration Rover)
Description: The first space exploration rover, launched in the same period


Name: US Army Corps of Engineers (Governmental Agency)
Description: Define gravel as particles under 3in in size


Name: Verismo (Literary movement)
Description: A literary movement that extolled realism.


Name: Sulfate and bicarbonate (Compound)
Description: Compounds that iron leaches into during the weathering process


Name: Finnish (language)
Description: official language of Finland


Name: world-renowned universities and research institutions (educational characteristic)
Description: a region characterized by having prestigious academic centers of learning


Name: Paris Basin (Geographical Feature)
Description: A sedimentary basin in northwestern France


Name: 0.5 M hydrochloric acid (Chemical compound)
Description: A solution of hydrogen chloride at a concentration of 0.5 molar


Name: Chlorine Bleach (Chemical Compound)
Description: Varieties of chlorine bleach developed in the 18th century.


Name: 14,000 feet (4,300 m) (Height)
Description: A measurement of height


Name: Collapsing mines (Event)
Description: An event in which a mine collapses


Name: Stratigraphy (Field of study)
Description: The study of the succession of sedimentary strata, including their correlation, dating, and interpretation


Name: Independent state of Belgium (state)
Description: The independent state that emerged from the 1830 Revolution


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A sovereign country in the Southern Hemisphere, largest island and six smallest continent


Name: Mesopotamian Civilization of Sumer (Historical Event)
Description: The first civilization to enter the Bronze Age in the Near East, rising in the mid-4th millennium BC


Name: Joseph Folk (Politician)
Description: the person who regulated these policies


Name: Rosenwald Fund (Financial entity)
Description: A philanthropic fund established by Julius Rosenwald


Name: Restaurants (Statistic)
Description: The restaurants in Cresciano


Name: Premature babies (Age group)
Description: Newborn infants born before 37 weeks of gestation


Name: People opposing environmental measures (Group)
Description: Those who oppose environmental measures and supposedly prefer the grey of concrete and cement


Name: Remains of a Hebrew Minor Prophets scroll (Artifact Type)
Description: Remnants of a scroll containing the Hebrew Minor Prophets.


Name: Abbadia Alpina Library (Library)
Description: The library that is part of Abbadia Alpina


Name: Sober new palette of blacks and browns (Art Technique)
Description: Rembrandt used the sober new palette of blacks and browns in his portraits


Name: Time standardization (Social Convention)
Description: The standardization of time is a human convention based on the solar cycle or calendar.


Name: Kopaonik (part in Kosovo) (Part of a Mountain)
Description: The part of the mountains within Kosovo


Name: Neo-Hindutva (Political Ideology)
Description: A political ideology that expands upon the Hindutva movement, often associated with political dominance in India.


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: A unitary parliamentary republic and developed country in Central Europe.


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: A city in the United States and a global technology hub


Name: French silver now survives almost entirely in the form of exported pieces (Object)
Description: Tableware made from silver produced in France that has been largely preserved as exports.


Name: Inorganic compounds (Classification of compound)
Description: Compounds that do not contain carbon atoms.


Name: fault zone of the Middle Rhine Basin (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature with disturbances caused by violent movements.


Name: Ozone damaging potential (Property)
Description: The ability to deplete the ozone layer.


Name: Any Metallic Compound (Category)
Description: A category representing all metallic compounds.


Name: Sense impressions (sensory information)
Description: The information gathered through the senses


Name: Marinids (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled Morocco and parts of Western Sahara from 1244 to 1465


Name: the world's sixth-largest economy by GDP, and a leading nation in science, technology, and education (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being the world's sixth-largest economy by GDP, and a leading nation in science, technology, and education


Name: Referendums Authorization (Action)
Description: The approval process of the Cortes Generales for national referendums


Name: Acrylic (Material of Tableware)
Description: One of the materials used for tableware


Name: Adult Literacy Rate (Statistic)
Description: The percentage of adults who can read and write.


Name: Captain William Quantrill (Person)
Description: A Confederate guerrilla leader who operated in Missouri and Kansas during the American Civil War


Name: Soldiers (occupation)
Description: People engaged in military conflict


Name: Early Christians (Religious Group)
Description: The first adherents to Christianity.


Name: Solar cycle or Calendar (Astronomical Event)
Description: Cyclic phenomena in the solar system.


Name: AtmosphericOxygen (Gas)
Description: Reacts rapidly with atmospheric oxygen to form potassium peroxide.


Name: John Wallis (Mathematician)
Description: English mathematician who used the concept of infinity systematically


Name: Stromatolites (Geological Feature)
Description: A layered sedimentary structure formed in the presence of mat-building photosynthetic organisms, such as cyanobacteria.


Name: Western Governments (Political Entity)
Description: Collective term for governments of the Western world.


Name: Echinoderms (Class of Animals)
Description: A class of marine invertebrates that includes starfish, sea urchins, and sand dollars.


Name: Japanese Government (Government)
Description: The government of Japan


Name: Kamacite (Mineral)
Description: An iron-nickel alloy common in iron meteorites


Name: Aluminium hydroxide precipitate (Chemical Compound)
Description: The precipitate formed when Al3+ solutions are acidic


Name: Urine as one of the main products (Body fluid)
Description: One of the roles of excretion in the body.


Name: Le Nouvel Observateur, L'Express, Le Point (Influential News Magazines)
Description: Influential news magazines with a left-wing, centrist and right-wing orientation


Name: Scots-Irish (group)
Description: Group of emigrants who originated from Larne during the 18th century


Name: Xi Jinping (Person)
Description: The current General Secretary of the Communist Party of China


Name: United States Department of Health and Human Services (Government agency)
Description: The principal agency of the U.S. federal government responsible for protecting the health of all Americans and providing essential human services


Name: Indirectly Cultivated (Cultivation Method)
Description: Grown in a mussel without direct intervention after the first round of pearls is harvested


Name: Prussia (Country)
Description: Constituent state of the German Empire from 1871 to 1947


Name: Spring Temple Buddha in Henan (architectural structure)
Description: The tallest religious statue in the world, representing an enlightened being of Buddhism


Name: Prestigious Rich Private Villas (Building)
Description: The locations where Giallo antico was also used in prestigious private villas


Name: A distinct type of meteorite that is 'extinct' (Type of Meteorite)
Description: A meteorite type that is no longer falling to Earth.


Name: Anoxic environment (Environmental condition)
Description: A body of water or area lacking oxygen.


Name: Idolatry (Religious Practice)
Description: Worshipping idols or false gods


Name: G20 (International Group)
Description: An international forum for the governments and central bank governors of 19 countries and the European Union.


Name: Savanna covered with thorny scrub and dotted with baobab trees (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Rest of the country's savanna


Name: Blue light-emitting diodes (LEDs) (Electronics)
Description: Commonly used in blue LEDs


Name: in parts of modern Afghanistan (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in South Asia and Central Asia


Name: Greenschist facies (Geological Facies)
Description: A geological facies characterized by temperatures near 450 °C and pressures near 5 kbar.


Name: unique glazes (Product)
Description: The unique glazes produced by Josiah Wedgwood


Name: Davemaoite (Species of Mineral (Particular form of Silicate perovskite))
Description: A specific form of Silicate perovskite, with the chemical composition CaSiO3


Name: Marble (Mineral)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed mostly of calcite or dolomite


Name: The colonies' distance from Britain (Distance)
Description: Allowed for the development of self-governance


Name: Art Movement: Impressionism (art movement)
Description: Art movement characterized by open composition and accurate depiction of light and color


Name: Marcel Treich-Laplène (Person)
Description: Verdier's agent who negotiated agreements that extended French influence in Ivory Coast.


Name: Tourkia (Byzantine sources) (Historical term for Turkey in Byzantine sources)
Description: A term used to define two medieval states: Hungary and Khazaria


Name: - (-)
Description: This is an intrinsic property of hydroxyl radicals


Name: Seven books of poetry under the name Stone and Sky (Book)
Description: The seven books were significantly influential in Colombia


Name: 'St Ultimi Sceptrum' (translation)
Description: The English translation of the Latin phrase 'Ultimi Sceptrum'


Name: Salad (Food)
Description: Traditionally served with a salad.


Name: Englewood Formation and Pahasapa limestone (Geological Feature)
Description: Sedimentary rock formations in the Black Hills.


Name: Stylistic Periods (Art Historical Period)
Description: A series of related art styles that are produced during a certain span of time


Name: Mining facilities (Industry)
Description: Facilities where minerals are extracted from the Earth


Name: German authors (Profession)
Description: The profession of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Friedrich Schiller, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing and Theodor Fontane


Name: Geologic Cycle (Geological Process)
Description: Processes that have been forming and re-working the crust for billions of years


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


Name: Dihedral Angle (Geometric Measurement)
Description: The angle between two adjacent triangular faces of the octahedron.


Name: Population Peak (1912-1914) (Demographic Event)
Description: The period of highest population in Marble, Missouri


Name: Single-person households (household structure)
Description: Households consisting of a single individual living alone or with others


Name: 1891 (Year)
Description: The year the Liberal Party came to power in New Zealand


Name: Chrome green (Pigment)
Description: Verdigris was largely ended in the late 19th century, when it was replaced by chrome green.


Name: French (Language)
Description: An official language of Switzerland, primarily spoken in the western part


Name: - (-)
Description: The raion was dissolved in 1988


Name: Seals (Nakkwan) (Artist's Seal)
Description: Seals used by artists in traditional arts to identify their work.


Name: Sharpness level 10 on the Rockwell C scale (Measurement)
Description: The typical sharpness of the iron swords


Name: Maine Celtics (Sports_team)
Description: The Boston Celtics' NBA G League team


Name: Chemical sedimentary rocks (Geological formation class)
Description: Rocks that contain a significant amount of chemical deposits


Name: Chemical compounds (Substance)
Description: Substances used for storing oxygen gas


Name: new boric acid plant at Emet (Plant)
Description: The new boric acid plant established by Turkey's state-owned Eti Mine Works in Emet


Name: England (Region)
Description: Part of the United Kingdom


Name: The Kiss Precise (Poem)
Description: A poem about Descartes' theorem


Name: Frederic E. Ives (Inventor)
Description: An American inventor, credited with the first commercially successful halftone process.


Name: Low abundance in Solar System (Abundance)
Description: The frequency or proportion of an element in the Universe, Solar System, or Earth's crust.


Name: Mohs scale of mineral hardness (Scale for measuring hardness)
Description: A scale used to measure the hardness of minerals, including gemstones.


Name: Not specified (Award)
Description: The Oscar awarded to a person for their performance in a film


Name: Three Branches of Power (Institution)
Description: The Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches of government.


Name: Universities, cathedrals, and manuscript illumination (Achievement)
Description: Key cultural developments during the Middle Ages


Name: Prehistoric pre-Greek Cycladic and the Minoan civilizations (Civilization)
Description: Civilizations that existed before the Greeks and influenced Greek art


Name: Wyoming (State)
Description: The 44th state to join the United States, located in the Western region of the U.S.


Name: Grand Duchy of Moscow (state)
Description: -


Name: Classification (Process)
Description: The process of classifying silicates according to the length and crosslinking of the silicate anions.


Name: Great Moravia (Polity)
Description: Place whose history is described in the biography


Name: Central Powers (Military Alliance)
Description: The group of countries that were opposed to the Allies during World War 1


Name: Germanic peoples (Ethnic group)
Description: The group thought to have emerged from the Jastorf culture


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


Name: Largest Exporter of Cocoa Beans (EconomicEntity)
Description: In 2020


Name: Victory Day (Holiday)
Description: A holiday honoring Soviet victory over Nazi Germany and the End of World War II in Europe


Name: The shift to general aesthetic theory during the first half of the 20th century (Historical Event)
Description: A change in perspective on art and aesthetics that aimed to apply aesthetic theory across different forms of art


Name: Human Kidney (Organ)
Description: A vital organ in the human body responsible for excretory and endocrine functions


Name: Weapons of Mass Destruction (Military Technology)
Description: The presence or absence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq


Name: valuable deposits of iron, uranium, manganese, phosphorite, and petroleum (MineralResource)
Description: Naturally occurring substances of economic value


Name: The name 'Blue John' (Name)
Description: A word or set of words by which a person, place, or thing is known


Name: World Championship 2022 (Sports Event)
Description: The UCI Road World Championships 2022


Name: blue cornflowers and cockades in the German national colours (Symbol)
Description: The symbols were temporarily prohibited within Austrian schools


Name: Non-affiliated with any religious body (Demographic Group)
Description: A steadily growing minority that are not affiliated with any religious body


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: Minority religion in Germany with no more than 0.2% of the population


Name: Interstellar medium (Cosmic location)
Description: Magnesium is found in large quantities in the interstellar medium.


Name: Yiramadjanha Uwinka National Park (GeographicalArea)
Description: The location where boulder opal is also found in addition to western Queensland


Name: Most of Soddy's proposals (Proposal)
Description: Monetary reform proposals


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


Name: Metal mirrors (Subtype of Mirror)
Description: A type of mirror made from a single, bulk material such as polished metal.


Name: Cuisine (Food)
Description: One of the most renowned global centers for cuisine


Name: the two counties of East and West Suffolk (County)
Description: Two counties that were merged by Local Government Reorganisation in 1974


Name: Presidential Medal of Freedom (Government Award)
Description: Government award he was awarded


Name: Bulgaria (Political Entity)
Description: Eastern European state from 681 to 1396


Name: third-most populous country (demographic characteristic)
Description: a country that ranks among the top three most populous nations in the world


Name: Cintamani Cakra (Mantra or Symbol)
Description: A form of Avalokitesvara in Buddhism


Name: Dalarna County (Administrative Division)
Description: The current administrative division that uses the same coat of arms as the province of Dalarna


Name: Monasteries and Castles (Location)
Description: Religious or defensive structures that served as hubs for town development


Name: Formal Approval (Concept)
Description: An official endorsement or sanction


Name: Euclid (Mathematician)
Description: Ancient Greek mathematician who is credited with organizing and developing geometry.


Name: Alonso Cano (Artist)
Description: Spanish Baroque painter, sculptor, and architect


Name: Millrose Games (annual track and field meet)
Description: An annual track and field meet held in New York City


Name: Health care services (France) (Health Care Services)
Description: Healthcare services provided in France.


Name: Mediterranean Spain (Region)
Description: Coastal regions from Catalonia to Andalusia, known for heavy use of seafood.


Name: 330 degrees (Angle)
Description: The position of rose on the HSV color wheel in terms of degrees


Name: Saqqawist forces led by Habibullah Kalakani (Military group)
Description: The military group that seized control of Kabul


Name: World War I (Event)
Description: A major war that occurred from 1914 to 1918


Name: Bragernes tunnel (Bragernestunnelen) (Tunnel)
Description: A tunnel in Drammen


Name: Long-term repetition and practice (Skill)
Description: The primary source of skill for both craft artists and fine artists


Name: Fukushima nuclear disaster (Disaster)
Description: Nuclear disaster that occurred in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan


Name: Massive Amount of Counterfeiting (Issue)
Description: The issue that the 500 yen coin from Japan faced.


Name: Australia (continent)
Description: The continent that was previously known as New Holland.


Name: ZIP Code 10040 (Postal code area)
Description: ZIP Code covering the area south of Dyckman Street


Name: dolomite, calcite, ilmenite, rutile, and armalcolite (Minerals)
Description: Minor minerals found in rocks altered by metasomatism.


Name: Authentic Greece (Attraction)
Description: A chance to connect with the heart and soul of this captivating country


Name: Completely in the proximal tubule (Boolean value)
Description: The extent of glucose reabsorption in the proximal tubule.


Name: Zurich (City)
Description: A city in Switzerland


Name: any legal citizen of Spain (Citizen Class)
Description: Any person who is a legal citizen of Spain


Name: Ashoka (Person)
Description: Emperor of the Mauryan Empire.


Name: proselytise for any religion other than Islam (ReligiousConversion)
Description: The act of converting individuals to a faith other than Islam in Morocco


Name: Bryggen, Bergen (Attraction)
Description: Bryggen in Bergen, Norway


Name: 100 million carats or 20 tonnes annually (Quantity of Mineral Production)
Description: Approximately 100 million carats or 20 tonnes of mined diamonds per year


Name: Three special municipalities (Administrative division)
Description: A type of political subdivision within a country or territory


Name: Roma (Sports Team)
Description: Italian professional football club based in Rome


Name: economies of several regions of the country (economic_region)
Description: Various economic zones in Brazil


Name: Glenforsa airfield (Airfield)
Description: A grass airstrip on the Isle of Mull operated by Brendan and Allison Walsh


Name: Large Clusters of Vacancies (Defect)
Description: Lattice defects responsible for the color of natural brown diamonds


Name: Andros (town) (Location)
Description: The main town of Andros Island


Name: Hispania (geographical_area)
Description: The Iberian Peninsula during the Roman rule


Name: Scientists and researchers (People)
Description: Those who discovered large deposits of uranium within a decade


Name: skin (Human body part)
Description: The outer layer of the body of humans and other mammals


Name: The Wei River (river)
Description: Geographical feature within the Taihang Mountains


Name: Trans-West African Coastal Highway (Infrastructure)
Description: An international highway connecting several West African countries.


Name: Polynesia (Region)
Description: The southwestern extremity of this region


Name: Improved standards of living (Outcome)
Description: A higher quality of life, often measured by factors such as income, education, health, and access to resources


Name: Tanagra Terracotta Figurines (Artifact)
Description: Small terracotta figurines produced in Tanagra, Greece.


Name: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) (Legislation)
Description: U.S. environmental law


Name: lower rain and snow totals (Weather condition)
Description: Lower amounts of precipitation falling as both rain and snow


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: Country


Name: karmic theory of Jainism (Concept)
Description: The belief that karma accumulates regardless of intent in the karmic theory of Jainism.


Name: Soviet era (historical period)
Description: Historical period that Donetsk is favourable to.


Name: sharpened points (item)
Description: Points with edges sharpened for various uses such as projectiles or scraping tools.


Name: Crystal structures represented by 'crystal structure of ...' properties (Property)
Description: Has crystal structures as described in the 'crystal structure of ...' properties.


Name: Simeon Baldwin (Person)
Description: The person Benjamin Silliman studied law with.


Name: particularly in producing the intricate Bariba textiles (culture)
Description: The renowned craftsmanship of the Bariba people, particularly their weaving techniques


Name: Australia's Aboriginal Population (Population)
Description: Ancestors of Aboriginal Australians began arriving from south-east Asia 50,000 to 65,000 years ago


Name: United Nations and NATO (Organization)
Description: International organizations promoting cooperation between countries


Name: Revised Peace Deal (Agreement)
Description: A revised peace agreement between the Colombian government and FARC.


Name: - (ratio)
Description: A ratio that describes the number of sodium and chlorine atoms in sodium chloride


Name: Kimberlites and Lamproites (Geological Feature)
Description: Types of igneous rocks, characterized by their rapid cooling


Name: roads and water transportation routes, as well as financial instruments such as futures contracts, banking and insurance of the Osaka rice brokers (Infrastructure)
Description: Development of infrastructure


Name: Indus Valley civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in the Indus River valley, present-day Pakistan and India


Name: Greys (Term)
Description: Sometimes used pejoratively by environmentalists in the green movement


Name: Raymond Landon Bridgman (Person)
Description: Percy Williams Bridgman's father


Name: several hundred opposition supporters (Group)
Description: Opposition members jailed by Bedié


Name: Achaemenids (Empire)
Description: Ancient Persian empire


Name: Artifacts of smelted iron (Artifact)
Description: Artifacts made from iron that were produced in Zimbabwe and southeast Africa as early as the eighth century BC


Name: Pescetarian diet (Diet)
Description: A diet that excludes meat but includes fish and seafood


Name: Liechtenstein (Geographical Feature)
Description: A doubly landlocked microstate in the Alps, bordered by Switzerland to the west and Austria to the east


Name: Electrolyte Concentrations (Biological Process)
Description: The maintenance of proper concentrations of minerals, such as sodium and potassium


Name: Cadmium (Chemical Element)
Description: A toxic, silvery-white metal used in batteries, pigments and coatings


Name: Sedimentary Rocks (Group of Rocks)
Description: Rocks formed by the weathering, transport, and deposition of existing rocks


Name: Thermite reaction (Chemical Reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction between aluminum powder and iron oxide that yields metallic iron


Name: Mycenaean Greece (Political Entity)
Description: The ancient Greek civilization in the Bronze Age


Name: pilgrims (group of people)
Description: Groups of people who visited places of religious significance


Name: Marharii (People)
Description: A people mentioned in the 9th-century Catalogue of Fortresses and Regions to the North of the Danube


Name: A Shorter Duct (similar to the amniote urinary bladder) (Anatomical Structure)
Description: A structure that collects urine from nephrons before it is excreted


Name: Public Health Insurance in Germany (Insurance System)
Description: Part of the split healthcare funding structure


Name: Rising Italian nationalism (Historical Trend)
Description: The increasing desire for Italian independence and unification in the mid-19th century


Name: damage to corals and disturbance of birds (Event)
Description: An event that caused Zabargad Island to be closed to the public for one year.


Name: Tezozomoc's sons (Group)
Description: Sons of Tezozomoc who started a struggle for the rulership of Azcapotzalco


Name: High Hourly Productivity Levels and Average Hourly Wages (Economic Indicator)
Description: Indicators that represent the efficiency of labor and remuneration for work in a given country.


Name: Carving and inlay work (Application)
Description: -


Name: Table Salt (Sodium Chloride) (Compound)
Description: A common salt used for seasoning food


Name: Faceted stones (Gemstone shape)
Description: Stones with facets, typically cut at specific angles to maximize reflected light


Name: distribution of mountains (Geographical Feature)
Description: The distribution of mountains affects precipitation


Name: Tasmania (Geographical_area)
Description: Tasmania was carved from New South Wales in 1825.


Name: Beryllium Nickel (Alloy)
Description: A beryllium alloy used in non-sparking tools and springs


Name: Earth's Atmosphere (EnvironmentalComponent)
Description: The atmosphere of the Earth


Name: White, green and red (Group)
Description: The flag of Wales uses white, green, and red


Name: Lourdes (Town)
Description: A town in southwestern France, known as a pilgrimage site for Catholics.


Name: Phoenicians (people)
Description: An ancient Mediterranean civilization


Name: metamorphic and igneous rocks (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Garnets are commonly found in metamorphic and igneous rocks.


Name: Yayoi people (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Japonic-speaking group that entered Japan from the Korean Peninsula


Name: Catholic Church (Religion)
Description: a Christian church that is the oldest and largest continuously functioning institution in the Western world


Name: Television in Brazil (Event)
Description: The introduction of television broadcasting in Brazil on 18 September 1950


Name: Senate (LegislativeBody)
Description: One of the two houses in the Missouri General Assembly


Name: Intermediate Mesoderm (Embryonic Structure)
Description: An embryonic structure in vertebrates that gives rise to the kidney and gonads


Name: Marketing (Industry or Concept)
Description: The industry or concept of promoting and selling products.


Name: the whole facility (later, the town of Arco) (Facility/Town)
Description: A facility and later a town that was powered by the reactor.


Name: English-speaking world (Region)
Description: Location where the word for the colour orange was introduced.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: One of the main religions in Benin


Name: Limestone outcrops (Geological Feature)
Description: Recognized by their softness, reactivity to dilute hydrochloric acid, and other characteristics


Name: process for calcining zinc sulfide (Technique)
Description: This process allowed the use of zinc oxide in the retort process


Name: Emeralds from Muzo, Coscuez, and Chivor mining locations (Geological Mineral Deposits)
Description: Mineral deposits mined in the same location


Name: Andalusian Statute of Autonomy (Legislation)
Description: Legislative text defining the autonomy's powers


Name: Vegetable Ivory (Material)
Description: A type of hard, creamy substance obtained from the nut of certain palm trees.


Name: Stamp pads, ink paste, dry cleaning tissues, and small plastic scrubbing surfaces (Service)
Description: Items provided by banks for seal use.