Name: William I (Historical Figure)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1840


Name: The national park plan (Plan)
Description: A proposed plan to create a national park in the Spessart


Name: Aluminum-26 (Isotope)
Description: A short-lived rare isotope of aluminum


Name: Grattage (Art Technique)
Description: A surrealist technique that began to be used with the advent of this type of paint


Name: Luck (Force)
Description: The force that seems to bring favorable results or success.


Name: Song dynasty (Historical event)
Description: Chinese imperial dynasty that established a permanent navy


Name: Parthenon (architectural structure)
Description: An ancient temple on the Acropolis of Athens, Greece


Name: Bioenergy (Energy Source)
Description: Energy derived from biological processes


Name: Precambrian (Geologic time period)
Description: The time before the Phanerozoic, prior to 540 million years ago


Name: Pan-Slavic movement (Social movement)
Description: Movement that the Russian Empire was opposed to


Name: Living Being (Species)
Description: All life on Earth or any potential intelligent extraterrestrial life.


Name: British Airways and Virgin Atlantic (Airline)
Description: The UK flag carrier and another major airline based in the United Kingdom


Name: indentured labor in its cocoa and coffee production (LaborCondition)
Description: A specific condition related to labor practices


Name: Early Buddhist Texts (Text)
Description: The four principal Pali Nikāyas and their parallel Agamas found in the Chinese canon, together with the main body of monastic rules


Name: Prominent uses of Tuckahoe marble beyond the New York City metropolitan area (Usage)
Description: Uses of Tuckahoe marble in areas outside of the New York City metropolitan area


Name: Electrolysis Process (Production Method)
Description: A method for producing magnesium by electrolyzing magnesium chloride


Name: prohibition of Xianbei clothing (policy)
Description: a policy prohibiting the wearing of traditional Xianbei clothing among many other Xianbei cultural practices


Name: Diamond trade (industry)
Description: Industry with negative consequences in certain areas due to the diamond trade


Name: Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868 (legal agreement)
Description: Treaty that established the Great Sioux Reservation and acknowledged indigenous control of the Black Hills


Name: about a third (33.33%) (Percentage)
Description: Forests cover this portion of the area


Name: Emigration (Migration)
Description: A migration trend in Maggia's history


Name: Fire (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A natural process involving the rapid oxidation of a fuel


Name: Prague (city)
Description: The capital city of the Czech Republic


Name: Jade (Material)
Description: A type of hardstone often used in carving


Name: Bee-Line Bus System (transportation service)
Description: A bus system owned by Westchester County.


Name: 1382 (Year)
Description: The year when rose was first recorded as a color name in English


Name: Geomorphology (Earth science branch)
Description: The study of landforms and the processes that shape them


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries


Name: Goms valley (GeographicalLocation)
Description: A valley in Valais with notable baroque churches


Name: Raiatea (Island)
Description: An island in the Society Archipelago with eruptions from 2.75 to 2.29 Ma


Name: Zircon (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is useful in geochronology


Name: Chiefs of Tahiti (Tahitian Chiefs)
Description: Leaders of the Tahitian society who greeted Cook upon his return


Name: Turkey's defense industry (Industry)
Description: The sector of Turkey's economy focused on defense


Name: 23 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, and 4 direct-administered municipalities (collectively referred to as 'mainland China') (Administrative Division)
Description: The administrative divisions of mainland China


Name: Sin Function (Mathematical Function)
Description: A mathematical function used to represent trigonometric ratios


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: A color often associated with the sky and sea


Name: Variability in Motivation and Expected Outcomes among Firms (Observation or Findings)
Description: Findings that the motivation for supply chain due diligence varies among firms


Name: Uliana Petrivna (Person)
Description: Internationally recognized personality in Ukrainian craft fabrication


Name: Wunsiedel District (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A district in the Free State of Bavaria.


Name: Emperor of China (historical_figure)
Description: the emperor used the dragon as a symbol of his imperial power and strength


Name: Midsummer (Event)
Description: The summer solstice, the longest day of the year.


Name: wearing their traditional, tribal nomadic clothing (clothing)
Description: the wearing of traditional Xianbei attire to signify their status in the Northern Wei dynasty


Name: slavery (institution)
Description: the legal institution of enslavement of human beings


Name: a central valley formed by the Vardar river (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Central area of North Macedonia formed by the Vardar River


Name: Housing shortages in Algeria (Social issue)
Description: The shortage of housing in Algeria.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: Religion where the karma merit transfer concept was adopted


Name: boreal forests (Ecosystem)
Description: forest ecosystems found in cold, temperate regions


Name: incidents of flooding (Event)
Description: Specific events related to flooding


Name: up to 70,000 (Quantity)
Description: During the Russian invasion of Ukraine (as estimated by U.S officials in August 2023)


Name: Coal (Energy Source)
Description: A naturally occurring sedimentary rock formed from coal swamp deposits


Name: Zhuangzi jin (莊子巾) (official hat)
Description: Official hat


Name: Northern part of eastern Algeria (geographical_region)
Description: Region in eastern Algeria


Name: No muscular development (Coral muscle structure)
Description: Does not have the ability to contract or move


Name: Joseph Mobutu (Person)
Description: Coup leader who overthrew Patrice Lumumba in the Congo


Name: Supreme Court (Czech Republic) (Judicial Body)
Description: The court of highest appeal for most legal cases heard in the Czech Republic


Name: Jōmon ware (artifact)
Description: A type of early pottery that emerged in the 6th millennium BCE


Name: Stone Age (era)
Description: A period of widespread stone tool usage.


Name: Yule Marble Quarry Interior (Geographical Location)
Description: The location where the tunnel was constructed for access to the quarry interior


Name: wood chatoyance (Phenomenon)
Description: The phenomenon of the cat's eye effect in wood


Name: Crystal River and San Juan Railway (Railway)
Description: The railway used to transport finished Yule Marble from the mill site to Carbondale, Colorado.


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


Name: High-volume for-hire vehicles from Uber and Lyft (Vehicle)
Description: Provided the most trips in the city since December 2016


Name: China (Location)
Description: A major country in East Asia.


Name: £193 billion (annually) (Amount)
Description: Estimated annual loss due to fraud in the UK


Name: Actinide series (PeriodicTableGroup)
Description: The group in the periodic table that uranium belongs to


Name: Ottoman Authorities (Political Entity)
Description: The political power during the 19th century


Name: Tassili n'Ajjer region (geographical location)
Description: Region in southeastern Algeria


Name: Roofing (UseCase)
Description: The use of copper in roofing applications.


Name: Shita-kiri Suzume, Momotaro (Entities)
Description: Examples of heroes in Japanese mythology


Name: Mourning Culture (Social Practice)
Description: White is a color of mourning in these regions.


Name: The Arts (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as music, theater, dance, and visual arts


Name: Obligations of Belgium and its federalized institutions towards the European Union and NATO (International Responsibilities)
Description: responsibilities related to international organizations


Name: Mongolia (Country)
Description: The country of Mongolia


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: A nation located in East Asia where KTV is extremely popular


Name: Tahiti Iti (Geographical Area)
Description: The smaller, southeastern part of Tahiti.


Name: Recognize themselves in a mirror (Action)
Description: The ability to identify oneself in a reflective surface


Name: the sun (during late November to late January) (Natural object)
Description: The celestial body that provides light and heat to the Earth


Name: Statistical Regions (Administrative Division)
Description: Exists solely for legal and statistical purposes


Name: 80–240 megatonnes of the deposited value (Quantity)
Description: A specific range of a quantity of particulate silicon.


Name: Brevet Major General George Armstrong Custer (person)
Description: American military leader and commander of the 7th US Cavalry


Name: Tempera (Painting medium)
Description: A permanent, fast-drying painting medium consisting of colored pigment mixed with a water-soluble binder medium.


Name: Pali Text Society (Organization)
Description: An influential Western resource of Buddhist literature in the Pali language and one of the earliest publisher of a journal on Buddhist studies


Name: Mississippi River basin (geographical location)
Description: An area where gravel deposits containing Lake Superior agates are found


Name: Aspinwall Classification System (Product Classification System)
Description: Classifies and rates products based on five variables


Name: Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Azo Dyes (Chemical Compound)
Description: Specific types of synthetic chemical colourings.


Name: Population of Arad (Demographic Data)
Description: The population of Arad increased from 4,000 in 1969 to 12,400 in 1983


Name: Decoration (Feature)
Description: An optional feature of rings


Name: medical and dental uses (Application area)
Description: Applications of Er:YAG in medicine and dentistry


Name: Largest gold producer (Classification of a role)
Description: A classification for the country that is currently the largest gold producer


Name: Annual Revenues (Monetary Value)
Description: $1-2000 per kilogram by 2006 and over $300 million in 2000 for Scotchgard


Name: 18-year-old Voting Age (Political Entity)
Description: The age at which individuals can vote in a democratic country


Name: early Indo-Europeans (Group of people)
Description: The ethnic group associated with the Yamnaya culture


Name: Henry Dutton Morse (Person)
Description: An American jeweler who opened the first American diamond-cutting factory in Boston in 1860


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: One of the two main minerals in limestone


Name: Range (Value Range)
Description: A period during which the price of gold fluctuated between a minimum and maximum value.


Name: Extractive metallurgy (Process)
Description: The practice of isolating metals from their naturally occurring ores by a series of chemical and physical processes.


Name: Bultfontein mine (mine)
Description: The mine that the mineral was named after.


Name: Balj and his Syrian troops (Group)
Description: Syrian military forces commanded by Balj


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


Name: Wood, bone and antler (Natural materials)
Description: Materials used less often due to their lower durability compared to other materials


Name: Doric and Ionic architecture styles (Architecture Style)
Description: The combination of Doric and Ionic architectural elements in the Parthenon.


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


Name: Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) (Herb)
Description: A low-growing aromatic herb native to the Mediterranean region, found in Andalusia


Name: 9.0 on Mohs scale (Numeric value)
Description: The hardness of ruby on the Mohs scale


Name: Cytochrome (Protein)
Description: A class of proteins containing heme, a prosthetic group, and typically serving as electron carriers in cellular respiration.


Name: South Yorkshire (Adjacent County)
Description: It borders South Yorkshire to the north


Name: Decline and collapse of the USSR and reestablishment of Ukrainian independence (Historical Event)
Description: The event marking the end of Soviet rule in Ukraine and its subsequent re-independence


Name: Middle Eastern gods including Baal and Tanit (Deities)
Description: Major deities in the ancient Carthaginian religion


Name: Parliamentary Elections (Election Event)
Description: The elections they participated in


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A country in central Europe


Name: Gold earrings and necklaces, bead necklaces, metallic bangles (Jewellery)
Description: Ornamental objects designed for personal adornment.


Name: Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (Scientific Organization)
Description: The current important scientific institution


Name: Grisons (location)
Description: A canton of Switzerland.


Name: 50% of the population (Percentage of Population)
Description: -


Name: Basilica of San Marco in Venice (Location)
Description: A basilica located in Venice, Italy


Name: Battle of Copenhagen (HistoricalEvent)
Description: Naval battle fought between the British Royal Navy and a combined Danish-Norwegian fleet in 1807


Name: Population of Larissa (Demographic Data)
Description: The population living in the metropolitan area of Larissa


Name: General Body Cavity (Anatomical Structure)
Description: A term that refers to the coelom in this context.


Name: Lower Volga and Caspian Sea coast, some southernmost slivers of Siberia (Geographical Region)
Description: regions along the Lower Volga River, Caspian Sea coast, and some parts of Southern Siberia


Name: Carbon dioxide (Gas)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas that is naturally present in Earth's atmosphere. It is one of the few gases essential to the survival of life on Earth.


Name: Annual Gem Production (Quantity)
Description: The total amount of cut and polished diamonds produced annually


Name: Bullae (type of artifact)
Description: Pear-shaped vessel used for perfume in Orientalizing era Etruscan jewellery


Name: Jewellery (Product Category)
Description: Ornaments made from precious materials


Name: Almdudler (Soft drink)
Description: A local Austrian soft drink


Name: Pyrite oxidation reactions (Geochemical process)
Description: Chemical changes occurring when pyrite is exposed to atmospheric oxygen and water


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia


Name: Contradictions regarding radiation measurements (Scientific Dispute)
Description: Discrepancies in the radiation measurement data of Australites


Name: Commercial mining locations for sapphire and ruby (Location)
Description: Places where sapphires and rubies are commercially mined


Name: Greenhouse effect (Phenomenon)
Description: Process trapping heat in the atmosphere, maintaining Earth's temperature


Name: Paint (Product)
Description: A liquid mixture of colored pigments, resins, and solvents, used to coat surfaces


Name: spherical geometry (Mathematical system)
Description: The study of geometry on the sphere


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A metal used for both jewelry and simple tools before the development of bronze


Name: [3] (reference)
Description: Citation for mineral examples of the tetragonal crystal system


Name: Derby hawkweed (Hieracium naviense) (Plant species)
Description: An endemic plant species known only from Winnats Pass


Name: Counts of Rieneck (Noble family)
Description: A noble family who were originally vogts in the service of the Archbishops of Mainz


Name: Bows of Stringed Instruments (Part of Musical Instrument)
Description: Parts used in stringed musical instruments to draw the bow over the strings


Name: Alps (MountainRange)
Description: A range of mountains located in Europe and southwestern Asia


Name: Magic Item (Fictional Object)
Description: Any object that has magical powers inherent in it.


Name: Diamond Simulant (Jewelry Item)
Description: An item that imitates a diamond's appearance


Name: UK troops (Military Force)
Description: British military personnel


Name: folk music (Music Genre)
Description: Traditional music of Ukraine


Name: Purple (Color)
Description: A color most often associated with luxury, ambition, magic, mystery, piety and spirituality.


Name: gemstone (Geological material)
Description: Rhodolite is often used as a gemstone due to its color and clarity.


Name: marble deposit from Osgood (Marble Deposit)
Description: The marble deposit that was never quarried by Osgood due to financial problems


Name: Washington, D.C. (Location)
Description: Place of death


Name: Italy (country)
Description: a country in Southern Europe


Name: high pressures and temperatures (Property)
Description: The crystal lattice structure of garnet is stable at high pressures and temperatures.


Name: Organisms (plants and animals) (Living Organism)
Description: Organic matter is derived from the remains and feces of these organisms.


Name: Signet Rings (Jewelry)
Description: Signet rings became more important due to the increasing use of contracts and formal seals.


Name: Widmanstatten patterns (Crystal Formation Patterns)
Description: Patterns that form in iron meteorites and some other single crystal minerals


Name: Wang Letian (person)
Description: A man named Wang Letian who wore a DIY shenyi in public and is commonly perceived as the beginning of the modern Hanfu Movement.


Name: Red (Color)
Description: One of the most commonly used non-white colors in sports


Name: sexually available (Social perception)
Description: The freedom of Etruscan women could have been misunderstood as implying their sexual availability


Name: Artist (Role)
Description: A person who creates art.


Name: Genoese coins (Monetary unit)
Description: Important monetary unit during the Golden age of Genoese banking in the 16th century


Name: Sapphires with a small carat weight (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a small carat weight


Name: Tertiary sector jobs (JobCategory)
Description: Jobs in the tertiary sector in Maggia


Name: lasers (Device)
Description: Devices that amplify light by stimulated emission of radiation


Name: a 'diamond blade' (metaphorical object)
Description: symbol for cutting through worldly illusion


Name: Many Arab Countries (Political Entity)
Description: Countries in the Arab world that use Pan-Arabism colors.


Name: Prime Minister (government position)
Description: The head of government in the UK


Name: Plastic Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made primarily with plastic, such as polypropylene or polystyrene


Name: ThyssenKrupp plant at Calvert (Facility)
Description: Remaining portion of the ThyssenKrupp plant


Name: Second Chechen War (War)
Description: The second military campaign waged by Russia in Chechnya


Name: Art Market (Economic Sector)
Description: The market for buying and selling works of art


Name: The Making of the High Priest's Garments (Religious Practices)
Description: A ceremony in which the High Priest's garments were made


Name: participation in the Greek War of Independence (Event)
Description: The event where Theophilos Kairis declared Andros' participation in the war


Name: Bern (city)
Description: The capital city of the Swiss canton of Bern.


Name: LiBH4 and LiAlH4 (Compounds)
Description: Useful reagents


Name: Berber languages (language)
Description: Languages spoken by the Berbers


Name: Modern Greek name for Greece (Country name)
Description: The native name of the country in Modern Greek is Ελλάδα


Name: name of the head entity (Term)
Description: A term used to refer to Great Moravia by Constantine VII Porphyrogenitos in his work De Administrando Imperio.


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security


Name: Triplofusus papillosus (Mollusk)
Description: Horse conch where the gastropod pearls are (very rarely) found


Name: German (Language)
Description: one of its official languages


Name: Impact metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A specific type of shock metamorphism caused by the impact of an extraterrestrial object on Earth's surface


Name: Cajasur Priego TM and Caja Granada TM (Table Tennis Clubs)
Description: Two table tennis clubs in Andalusia


Name: Warsaw's Radium Institute (Organization)
Description: Institute focused on research related to radium and radioactivity


Name: Malachite (Mineral)
Description: A green copper carbonate hydroxide mineral


Name: Innu and First Nations peoples (Americas) (culture)
Description: Cultures that wore labrets before first contact


Name: Cannes (City)
Description: A city on the French Riviera, known for its luxury hotels and the Cannes Film Festival.


Name: Law (Legislation)
Description: The law addressing the root causes of the conflict in the Congo


Name: Laurent Gbagbo (Person)
Description: The president of Ivory Coast in 2000


Name: Stadium roofs (Construction)
Description: PTFE-coated fiberglass cloth is used for stadium roofs.


Name: Passage of the Indian Removal Act by Congress (Act)
Description: A law passed in 1830 that authorized the removal of Native Americans from their ancestral lands


Name: ISIC (International Standard Industrial Classification) category (industry classification)
Description: Category under which statistical units are classified in ISIC.


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


Name: Chessy-les-Mines near Lyon, France (Location)
Description: The location from where Azurite was known by the name Chessylite during the early 19th century


Name: Garnet (mineral class)
Description: A group of silicate minerals that include grosular, almandine, and spessartite.


Name: HIPAA (Legal act)
Description: U.S. legislation that protects the privacy of medical information.


Name: clothing (Item)
Description: The type and style of clothing these groups could wear were regulated in ancient China


Name: army-issued equipment, including fully automatic personal weapons, at home (Action or Condition)
Description: The army-issued equipment, such as weapons, are kept by soldiers in their homes


Name: Fe–Ni metal (Mineral Component)
Description: A type of metal not found in Allende Meteorite


Name: Christian (Religion)
Description: A broad category of religions followed by the majority of people in Collonges


Name: Soil Erosion (Environmental Change)
Description: The wearing away of the topsoil


Name: Jalalabad (City)
Description: A city located in the east of Afghanistan.


Name: voting age (demographic requirement)
Description: Minimum age required to vote in general elections


Name: State Non-University Tertiary Institutes (Educational institution)
Description: Institutions offering vocationally oriented courses of shorter duration


Name: Medieval Artists (Culture)
Description: Artists who used orange colour in the colouring of manuscripts


Name: Iron ore, Copper, Gold, Bauxite, Manganese, Tin, Niobium, Nickel (Mining Product)
Description: Various mining products


Name: S-type Granite (Rock Type)
Description: Type of granite derived from sedimentary rocks


Name: Bone tissue (type of dense connective tissue)
Description: A type of tissue that makes up bones


Name: Purple (Color)
Description: Some speakers/authors of English define purple as any non-spectral color between violet and red


Name: Desired Semiconducting Properties (Property)
Description: Properties that make the semiconductor function effectively.


Name: Microalloyed Steels (Material)
Description: Steels produced through recent developments in ferrous metallurgy, known for their high strength and often spectacular toughness.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The federal republic of 50 states in North America.


Name: William II (person)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1840 to 1849


Name: Football administration organizations in Dalarna (Organization)
Description: Examples of football administration organizations in Dalarna


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Mn and atomic number 25, used in various alloys


Name: greenschist facies metamorphic rocks (Geological rock type)
Description: Metamorphic rocks that have been subjected to medium-grade metamorphism, exhibiting a green chlorite mineral assemblage


Name: Alumine (Obsolete term for Alumina)
Description: The primary naturally occurring oxide of Aluminium


Name: insurance (Industry)
Description: -


Name: Knights of the Thüngen family (Noble family)
Description: Inhabitants who attempted to expand into Spessart


Name: anaerobic conditions (Geological Condition)
Description: Environment where Anthraconite is deposited.


Name: Four ridges (Geographical Feature)
Description: The four distinct sections of Mount Somma, encountered when approaching from the east.


Name: Advanced aerospace structures (Construction)
Description: The construction of advanced materials for aerospace applications


Name: Stable isotopes (nuclear isotope)
Description: Isotopes that do not undergo radioactive decay


Name: Sharp replacement boundaries that cut across bedding (Geological feature)
Description: Clear boundaries showing the replacement of limestone by dolomite


Name: other rocks of similar composition (Geological entity)
Description: found elsewhere in India as well as in Burma, Sri Lanka, the northeastern Helanshan region and the Inner Mongolia region of China


Name: Constantine (Cyril) and Methodius (Person)
Description: Byzantine brothers who visited Rome in 867


Name: Slaves (People)
Description: Individuals captured and sold into forced labor


Name: Hot Spring County, Arkansas (Administrative division)
Description: A county in the U.S. state of Arkansas


Name: Protestant Religion and Presbyterian Church Government (Religion)
Description: Upon accession, the British monarch must swear an oath to uphold the Protestant faith and the Presbyterian system of church government.


Name: Bronze (Metal)
Description: A metal alloy consisting primarily of copper and tin, harder and more durable than other metals available during the Bronze Age.


Name: [Science and Technology Parks Kilometro Rosso (Bergamo), the AREA Science Park (Trieste), The VEGA-Venice Gateway for Science and Technology (Venezia), the Toscana Life Sciences (Siena), the Technology Park of Lodi Cluster (Lodi), and the Technology Park of Navacchio (Pisa)] (Technology Parks)
Description: Various technology parks located in Italy


Name: Freemasonry (Fraternal Organisation)
Description: A fraternity concerned with moral and spiritual values based on the building of King Solomon's Temple.


Name: Bismuth orthogermanate (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with similar properties but less effective in terms of scintillation.


Name: Local and Faraway Sources, Chiapas, Guatemala, Honduras (Location)
Description: Feathers were obtained from wild birds as well as from domesticated turkeys and ducks, with the finest quetzal feathers coming from Chiapas, Guatemala, and Honduras


Name: Vodka (Alcoholic Beverage)
Description: A clear distilled liquor with a strong flavor derived from fermented grains


Name: Chinese porcelain (Art Form)
Description: Traditional Chinese art form


Name: Federal Structure (PoliticalBody)
Description: The federal structure established by the constitution of 1848.


Name: Global Insurance Industry Ranking (Lloyd's of London) (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of Lloyd's of London in the global insurance industry


Name: eclogite facies metamorphism (Geological phenomenon)
Description: A higher level of metamorphic rock assemblage than Amphibolite Facies.


Name: Definitive work on Alaskan minerals during the Alaska Gold Rush (Artifact)
Description: Books written by J. E. Spurr


Name: Israeli authorities (Organization)
Description: Government officials of the State of Israel.


Name: Warfare and hunting (Occupation)
Description: Men were involved in warfare and hunting during the Mycenaean period


Name: Benjamin Silliman Jr. (Person)
Description: Son of Benjamin Silliman. Professor of chemistry at Yale.


Name: SLC30A3 (Protein)
Description: A protein that is the primary zinc transporter involved in cerebral zinc homeostasis.


Name: New York City Fire Department (Organization)
Description: fire department serving New York City, New York


Name: Cantor's Aleph-One (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A hypothetical cardinal number representing the cardinality of the reals and the cardinality of the natural numbers


Name: Sierra Nevada National Park (Protected Area)
Description: One of the most notable protected spaces in Andalusia


Name: Organosilicon Chemistry (SubjectArea)
Description: The study of silicon-containing organic compounds


Name: Österplana 065 (Fossil meteorite)
Description: A specific fossil meteorite that appears to represent a distinct type of meteorite.


Name: Ticino wine region (Location)
Description: A wine-producing area of Ticino, Switzerland


Name: tombs (structures)
Description: Burial structures of the Etruscans


Name: Local Group (Group of galaxies)
Description: A group of approximately 54 galaxies in the Local Supercluster.


Name: Low temperature coefficient of resistance (Physical Property)
Description: The ability to maintain a relatively stable resistance value over a range of temperatures


Name: Antarctic Scientific Exploration of China (Expedition)
Description: Chinese expedition conducting meteorite searches since 2000


Name: Other Decorative Motifs on Musical Instruments (Part of Musical Instrument)
Description: Decorative elements on musical instruments decorated with nacre inlay


Name: Greece and Eastern territories (Region)
Description: Regions where Koine was spread


Name: Fermion (particle)
Description: An elementary particle with half-integer spin, being responsible for matter in the universe.


Name: the Sinai Peninsula (Peninsula)
Description: Nearby geographical location


Name: Countries (Geographical Region)
Description: Not used in any other country seen by Thomas Coryat during his travels.


Name: Mural Art (Artistic Category)
Description: A work of art that is painted or applied directly onto a wall, ceiling, or other permanent surfaces.


Name: Sardinian government (PoliticalEntity)
Description: moved the kingdom's capital from Turin to Florence


Name: Decorating pottery with animal forms (artistic style)
Description: A popular style from the 11th to 13th century


Name: Terraces and dams (Construction)
Description: Land structures for agriculture, used to control the flow of water and prevent soil erosion


Name: School for American Craftsman (Organization)
Description: Educational institution focusing on craftsmanship


Name: Nervous System in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin coordinate its responses to stimuli.


Name: water weathering (GeologicalProcess)
Description: The presence of water-related changes on the surface of the Tissint Meteorite


Name: Kusaila (Person)
Description: A king of the Mauretanian Masaesyli


Name: Radical policy of monetarism, deregulation, financial sector liberalization, privatisation, and withdrawal of subsidies (Policy)
Description: A set of economic policies implemented by the Conservative government of the 1980s


Name: Po River (River)
Description: A river in northern Italy.


Name: Different shapes of adhesive (material)
Description: A material which makes it harder to abrade certain areas of the workpiece


Name: Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits (ARATS) of the PRC (Non-governmental organization)
Description: Non-governmental organization founded in 1991 for exchange with Taiwan


Name: various years (time_period)
Description: Reduction of military force at various points in time


Name: Thomas Bassett (Person)
Description: A British loyalist who was one of the earliest white settlers in Alabama


Name: Stellar Temperature (Physical Property)
Description: The temperature of a star.


Name: Calay (Substance)
Description: A quantity of what was called 'calay' by Andreas Libavius.


Name: Dignity (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is considered a color of dignity.


Name: Bavaria (part of) (Region)
Description: The region where the larger part of Spessart Nature Park was established.


Name: Middle East, India, and Mediterranean region (Region)
Description: Regions including the Middle East, India, and Mediterranean


Name: Objects in nature have a kami (Natural Objects)
Description: Objects found in nature, such as mountains or lakes


Name: Queen conch or pink conch (Species)
Description: A species from which the conch pearl is found


Name: 11,500 years ago (Time period)
Description: The time when the island has been continuously inhabited


Name: Nineteenth Century (Time Period)
Description: Due to regional availability and accessibility issues.


Name: Ramiro II of Leon (Person)
Description: A King of León and Galicia


Name: Secession (Event)
Description: Act of leaving the Soviet Union by the Baltic states


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Cu and atomic number 29.


Name: Lubbock's Bank (Institution)
Description: A historical bank


Name: Cheryl Floyd (Person)
Description: Archaeologist who concluded Minoan weapons were tools used for mundane tasks


Name: their population (demographic entity)
Description: The people residing in the Minoan client states.


Name: Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island (Country Subdivision)
Description: Southern New England contains Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island


Name: Armenian (Ethnic Group)
Description: The dominant ethnic group in the town of Oltu during the late 19th century


Name: Black Surfaces (Material property)
Description: Surfaces that absorb most incoming light equally


Name: Star of David (symbol)
Description: Symbol added to the jewellery due to its protective reputation for Jews


Name: Tang dynasty (historical period)
Description: dynasty that lasted from 618 to 907 CE in China


Name: Iron(II) (Oxidation state)
Description: Iron's charge in Iron(II) sulfate


Name: Tuckahoe, New York (Village)
Description: A village in Westchester County, New York


Name: Loess-covered areas in the west and around Marktheidenfeld (GeographicalArea)
Description: Areas with loess soil in western Spessart


Name: jewelry (mineral_application)
Description: Zircon is used in jewelry


Name: Derbyshire geologist White Watson (Person)
Description: Created explanatory geological tablets using Ashford Black Marble


Name: Dutch company (Company)
Description: The Dutch company co-owned by private equity funds managed by NBGI Private Equity and Ethemba Capital


Name: Multiple Staining Techniques (Technique)
Description: Different methods used for staining a specimen for better visualization under a microscope


Name: Local or State Government (Government Entity)
Description: Local or state government responsible for operating the park system in New York City


Name: Thermal energy (Energy form)
Description: Energy produced by heat.


Name: A furnace for bronze casting (Artifact)
Description: An artifact used for making bronze


Name: early Islamic amulets (artifact)
Description: The early Islamic amulets differ in that they appealed to God rather than demonic forces or spirits of the dead.


Name: Snow, chalk, milk (Object)
Description: -


Name: Map Reader (User)
Description: The person interpreting the map


Name: Marie Kouo-Doumbia (Taekwondo player)
Description: A Taekwondo player from Côte d'Ivoire.


Name: Radiation Shielding (Process)
Description: A method used to protect living organisms from ionizing radiation


Name: carbon content compared to carbonaceous chondrite meteorites analysed on Earth (Physical properties comparison)
Description: Comparison of Ceres' carbon content with that of carbonaceous chondrite meteorites


Name: prostitution and euthanasia, along with maintaining a liberal drug policy (Legislation)
Description: the legal status of certain activities in the Netherlands


Name: 21 June 1999 (London Gold Fixing) (Date)
Description: A date when the price of gold reached its lowest point at $252.90 per troy ounce.


Name: the rights of the barons of Belmont (Rights)
Description: Privileges granted to the nobility.


Name: Trans-Siberian Railway (Railway)
Description: A major railway that links Moscow with the Russian Far East and parts of North Asia.


Name: Defender of the Fatherland Day (Holiday)
Description: A Russian holiday dedicated to men


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: The country from which Australia gained independence


Name: High pressure in the mantle (Geological Condition)
Description: A condition under which diamonds are formed deep in the Earth's mantle.


Name: general Kaunitz (military rank)
Description: A military commander who was replaced by William I


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


Name: Institutional Continuity and Prosperity (Historical Period)
Description: A period of institutional continuity and prosperity experienced by Greece between the 4th and 6th centuries


Name: God of War (Mars) (Mythological Entity)
Description: God associated with war in Roman mythology


Name: Carinthian district (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division within the Habsburg monarchy


Name: Moroccan Government (Government)
Description: The government of Morocco


Name: Improvement of Algeria's healthcare system (System evaluation)
Description: The improvement demonstrated by the Algerian healthcare system in recent years


Name: protection of diverse legacy and preservation of cultural heritage (Concept)
Description: A focus on maintaining Morocco's rich cultural history


Name: Uniqueness and complexity (Quality)
Description: A characteristic or state of being distinct, original, or complex.


Name: Marcus Aemilius Scaurus (praetor 56 BC) (person)
Description: Roman politician and general


Name: - (-)
Description: A state of prevalence


Name: RDFS (Metamodel)
Description: RDFS is its own metamodel.


Name: More-developed countries (Geographical region)
Description: Regions with advanced economies and a high standard of living


Name: ROC (Republic of China) (Country)
Description: The official name of Taiwan until 2015, currently used for its government and military


Name: Household care-taking (Activity)
Description: Taking care of household


Name: Christian Jensen Lofthuus (Person)
Description: A farmer who led a rebellion against Arendal's privileges


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


Name: War Industries Board (GovernmentalOrganization)
Description: The organization where Pope Yeatman was a member during World War I.


Name: All citizens (Group of people)
Description: All residents of Taiwan.


Name: political_stability (Economy)
Description: The degree to which a country's political institutions and processes are predictable, consistent, and able to maintain order


Name: Services Sector (Sector)
Description: The sector contributing the largest part of GDP in Benin due to its geographical location.


Name: an ivory substitute (Role)
Description: -


Name: - (-)
Description: Indicates that the central authority had the power of life and death


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: Ramses II (Person)
Description: Pharaoh of Egypt


Name: Baseball (Sport)
Description: A sport popular in the United States


Name: SS Californian (Ship)
Description: A ship that was torpedoed and sunk at Cape Matapan on 9 November 1915.


Name: wild landscapes and numerous tourist facilities (Feature)
Description: The notable features of Valais


Name: Modern Ukraine schools (educational institution)
Description: Schools in modern Ukraine.


Name: Young child (Age group)
Description: A young individual, typically below 10 years of age


Name: Knowledge (implicit) (Artifact)
Description: Archeological knowledge with ethnohistorical and ethnographic information


Name: imperial gown decorated with nine golden dragons (Artifact)
Description: The imperial gown in which Yuan Shikai was buried after his death


Name: 5.1 million incidents of fraud (Quantity)
Description: Number of incidents of fraud reported in the previous year


Name: Granite (Rock)
Description: An intrusive igneous rock that is coarse-grained and rich in quartz, feldspar, and mica


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


Name: Golf and Auto Racing (Individual sports)
Description: The most-watched individual sports in the U.S.


Name: Presidential system of government (Legislative system)
Description: A legislative system adopted by many newly independent nations following decolonization.


Name: Rose Quartz (Synthetic Quartz)
Description: Type of synthetic quartz


Name: European Union (Organization)
Description: Political and economic union of European countries


Name: Thebes (City)
Description: An ancient city in modern-day Egypt


Name: various media outlets and publications (Media Outlet or Publication)
Description: Various media outlets and publications that use the English translation of Côte d'Ivoire


Name: Elemental silicon (chemical element)
Description: Silicon in its pure, uncombined form


Name: Orange sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: Initial color of beryllium-diffused sapphires


Name: Roman Catholic Church (religion)
Description: The Roman Catholic Church in Norway


Name: Carbon dioxide (Gas)
Description: A colorless gas with the molecular formula CO2


Name: Canadian ambassador Robert Fowler (Person)
Description: Robert Fowler, a Canadian diplomat and former member of the Canadian Forces


Name: 458 in reading literacy, maths and science in the OECD's 2015 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) (Assessment score)
Description: The average PISA score of Greek students in reading, mathematics, and science


Name: Hindu dharma (Religion)
Description: Used to distinguish from Muslims without positively defining these terms


Name: 8,538,376 (Number)
Description: The estimated population at the beginning of 2023


Name: Belief that lynxes hide Lyngurium due to envy (Belief)
Description: The belief that lynxes hid the stone out of jealousy


Name: Eastern part of the Roman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The eastern part of the Roman Empire south of the Jireček Line


Name: Uranium tetrafluoride (UF4) (compound)
Description: A compound of uranium and fluorine


Name: induction brazing process with Be as the braze filler material (Process)
Description: The induction brazing process in which beryllium is used as a braze filler material.


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


Name: cassava (Staple Food)
Description: A significant part of Ivorian cuisine


Name: Yoruba people (culture)
Description: People residing in West Nigeria


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


Name: Dietary supplement safety (Condition)
Description: The absence of harmful or deleterious effects on the body when dietary supplements are used under normal or reasonably foreseeable conditions


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


Name: Āryasaṅgha (Buddhist concept)
Description: A group of spiritually attained beings in Buddhism


Name: Subducting Slab (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature composed of basaltic crust topped with pelagic sediments.


Name: Gang of Four (political group)
Description: A faction associated with Mao Zedong who were arrested after his death and held responsible for the Cultural Revolution


Name: Frederick Kiesler (artist)
Description: Pioneer of Kinetic art.


Name: Start of free healthcare for the poor in Algeria (Policy implementation)
Description: The start of the policy to provide free healthcare to the low-income population in Algeria


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: A confirmation of the market's volatility


Name: Vrábče Member and Koroseky Sandy Gravel (in České Budějovice Basin) (Geological Formation)
Description: Geological formations associated with prominent localities of moldavites in České Budějovice Basin


Name: Gas and Oil (Fuel)
Description: Imported energy sources


Name: Low relative humidity air (Atmospheric condition)
Description: Air that has low moisture content


Name: the United Kingdom and its allies (Military Alliance)
Description: The group of countries that were opposed to the Central Powers during World War 1


Name: Sphere (Geometric Figure)
Description: A three-dimensional geometric figure with constant curvature


Name: Dunite (Geological formation)
Description: An ultramafic rock with an olivine content of over 90%


Name: Freshwater pearls (Jewelry)
Description: Pearls cultivated in fresh water


Name: Gerhard Carl Schmidt (Person)
Description: German physicist who published his finding two months before Marie Curie


Name: Thomas Bankes (Author)
Description: English antiquary and collector who wrote 'A new royal authentic and complete system of universal geography'


Name: remaining Afghans (Ethnic group)
Description: The remaining Afghans who are culturally Persian and Turkic.


Name: Third party audits for conflict minerals supply chain traceability (Process)
Description: Audits conducted to ensure traceability of conflict minerals in the electronics industry


Name: Oghuz Turks (people)
Description: A Turkic group that lived in the Caspian and Aral steppes during the 9th and 10th centuries.


Name: Protestantism (Religion)
Description: The religious group that the color orange was associated with due to participation by the House of Orange in the French Wars of Religion.


Name: Mycenaean settlements in Epirus, Cyprus and western Anatolia (Location)
Description: Additional locations where Cyclopean walls are present.


Name: Not specified (Context mentions Queensland but no city is provided) (location)
Description: The gem was mined in this location


Name: Its constitutive element fluorine (Chemical element)
Description: A highly reactive and toxic halogen


Name: the largest high-speed rail network (Rail Network)
Description: As of the provided context


Name: 300 (NumericalValue)
Description: number of Turkish investments in Algeria


Name: Catalytic converters, pizza stones (Product)
Description: Applications where Cordierite is used


Name: Individual, sexual, age and geographical variation (Variation)
Description: Significant individual, sexual, age and geographical variation in size.


Name: American automotive industry (Industry)
Description: The world's second-largest automobile market by sales


Name: Contact (thermal) metamorphism (Geological process)
Description: A type of metamorphism caused by the heat generated from contact with another rock or magma.


Name: Silk-netted sheer gauze fabric material (Material)
Description: The material used to make the shawls and cloaks during this period


Name: traditional Western conceptions (Conceptions)
Description: Hinduism's variations in belief and its broad range of traditions make it difficult to define as a religion according to traditional Western conceptions


Name: Clever Arrangement of the Stone in Jewelry (Diamond Enhancement Technique)
Description: The arrangement of a diamond within jewelry to enhance its appearance.


Name: Güngör, Harun (Author)
Description: Author of the article 'Tengrism as a religious and political phenomenon in Turkish World: Tengriyanstvo'


Name: Volcanic Origin (Geological Process)
Description: Not formed under volcanic processes


Name: Krieselite (mineral)
Description: A newly discovered naturally occurring mineral


Name: Coin (made of Iron or Copper) (Physical Object)
Description: A type of coin that emits a characteristic metallic smell upon contact with oils in the skin.


Name: 31 percent in 2007 (Statistic)
Description: Gross enrollment rate at the tertiary level in 2007.


Name: New York City (Place)
Description: A city in the United States known for its cultural diversity


Name: New York City appealing to the federal government for financial aid (Action)
Description: City's request for help from the federal government


Name: Iznik wares (craft)
Description: Craft whose demand increased under the Ottoman sultans.


Name: Blue color (Color)
Description: The characteristic blue color of kyanite


Name: Gulf Shores (Beach town)
Description: A beach town located on the Gulf Coast of Alabama.


Name: Themistocles (Historical Figure)
Description: Athenian war leader during the second Greco-Persian War


Name: Insulator (Physical State)
Description: A material that does not allow electricity to flow easily


Name: Classical German Idealism (Philosophy)
Description: A philosophical movement that emphasizes the primacy of ideas and absolute spirit


Name: Progressive Rock and Pop Movements (MusicGenre)
Description: Subgenres of rock and pop music that emerged in the 1970s


Name: Fossil Preservation (Outcome)
Description: The outcome of the silicification process, resulting in fossil preservation.


Name: Chondrodite (Mineral)
Description: Yellow, orange, red or brown mineral found in metamorphic contact zones


Name: Plant nutrients (nitrates, phosphates) (chemical compound)
Description: Materials that may stimulate growth of algae


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country in North America


Name: Metric Tons of Fish (statistics)
Description: Catches 3,167,610 metric tons of fish in 2016


Name: Hinduism (Religious tradition)
Description: The traditions within Hinduism


Name: Cutting of Gemstones (Process)
Description: The process of cutting gemstones relies on cleavage


Name: Time period (time)
Description: Period ranging from the late 1970s to present


Name: Plant Growth (Process)
Description: The process by which plants grow and develop.


Name: Resource Extraction (Activity)
Description: Extraction of natural resources, including lithium


Name: Templo Mayor (building)
Description: The Great Temple in Tenochtitlan, where all levels intersect


Name: Single Sedimentary Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: A specific geological formation that is the source of Australasian tektites


Name: Vajrayana literature (Literature)
Description: Class of literature that developed due to sponsorship by various royal courts.


Name: Viton (Fluoroelastomer)
Description: Crosslinked fluoropolymer mixtures mainly used in O-rings.


Name: the imperial center (location)
Description: The central location of the Aztec Empire.


Name: BBC Television Service (Broadcasting Service)
Description: Television broadcast services operated by the BBC


Name: Arab governors (Historical Group)
Description: Governors appointed by the Umayyad Caliphate


Name: Orange (Color)
Description: A primary color between yellow and red on the spectrum


Name: Felisa (Person)
Description: Widow of Marino Dandolo


Name: Cat's eye chatoyancy (Phenomenon)
Description: A visual effect that may occur in some kyanite gemstones.


Name: High-speed rail route as part of the Chicago Hub Network (Transportation project)
Description: Proposed high-speed rail route connecting Missouri with other states


Name: Six major interstate routes (Transportation_route)
Description: The six primary Interstate Highways that traverse the state.


Name: Magic realism (Artistic movement)
Description: An artistic style that combines magical elements with realistic narrative


Name: trade_balance (Economy)
Description: The difference between a country's exports and imports of goods and services


Name: works whose main concern was the assertion of the Algerian national entity (Literary Work)
Description: -


Name: Durand Line (Location)
Description: A border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, established in 1893


Name: Taiwanese multiculturalism (Philosophy)
Description: A view proposed as an alternative to identity politics, allowing for the inclusion of various groups into the re-definition of Taiwanese culture


Name: Giordano Bruno (Philosopher and astronomer)
Description: An Italian philosopher, mathematician, poet, and Dominican friar


Name: Celebration of customs and traditions (activity)
Description: Celebration of customs and traditions


Name: Number of Red Diamonds (Quantity)
Description: Amount of red diamonds found


Name: Central Government (Government)
Description: The body responsible for appointing Turkey's executive officials


Name: the entire Confederation (Political Entity)
Description: The Swiss Confederation


Name: CYMC (Company)
Description: The company that owned the Yule Marble quarry, built the mill site, and created the Crystal River and San Juan Railway.


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


Name: decreased purchasing power, reduced consumer spending, and potential economic instability (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that can be led to by inflation


Name: poetry (art form)
Description: Literature that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language to evoke meanings in addition to, or instead of, the prosaic ostensible meaning


Name: Natural Diamond (Material)
Description: A naturally occurring form of diamond used in industrial applications


Name: Children (age group)
Description: Young individuals


Name: Duga-1 (Over-the-horizon radar array)
Description: A large over-the-horizon radar system located 11 km west-northwest of Chernobyl


Name: Minoan double adze (Tool)
Description: A tool used by the Minoans with a double blade


Name: Hand engraving tools (Tool)
Description: An example of hand engraving tools.


Name: Bajío area (location)
Description: An area around Guanajuato which reached a population peak in the 6th century.


Name: University of Buenos Aires (Educational institution)
Description: One of the oldest universities in Argentina


Name: Temples (Buddhist structure)
Description: Buildings where religious rituals and services are performed


Name: Raetia (Province)
Description: A Roman province that included parts of modern Switzerland and Austria


Name: George Foreman (Boxer)
Description: When he defeated Michael Moorer to regain the title he lost in 1974


Name: Late 17th Century (Time Period)
Description: A period in the 17th century


Name: Zeus (Mythological_figure)
Description: The king of the gods in Greek mythology


Name: Kidney Function (Physiological Process)
Description: The study of kidney function


Name: Ferrosilicon or silicocalcium alloys (Material)
Description: Alloys of silicon and other metals used in casting


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


Name: each other (relationship)
Description: The act of trading, giving, or receiving precious gemstones between Indian royals


Name: Albert Camus, Assia Djebar (Author)
Description: Contemporary authors who have contributed significantly to Algerian literature


Name: Roger of Hoveden (Person)
Description: The author who recorded events related to Shaqya ibn Abd al-Walid


Name: Zechstein (Rock Strata)
Description: Rock strata dating to the Permian period found in specific areas of Spessart.


Name: pendants, earrings, and brooches (Jewelry type)
Description: Common jewelry types


Name: Growing eulytine single crystals (Process)
Description: The process of growing eulytine single crystals.


Name: Pregnant women (people group)
Description: Females who are expecting a child


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: Geographical comparison of New England's size


Name: Scattering in the sky (physical phenomenon)
Description: Dominated by Rayleigh scattering and causes most light during daytime


Name: one-quarter of its pre-war territory (Geographical Area)
Description: Approximately 25% of the area Germany held before World War II


Name: South Africa (Country)
Description: The location where diamond production from primary deposits started in the 1870s


Name: Diamantaires (Profession)
Description: Most diamantaires still rely upon skilled use of a loupe (magnifying glass) to identify diamonds.


Name: Confucius's Time (Time Period)
Description: The period during which Confucius lived.


Name: Gentherm Inc. (Company)
Description: an American corporation that develops and manufactures heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), and engine cooling systems


Name: Similar fine blacks (Color)
Description: Types of black made by burning the pits of various fruits


Name: a tectonically active area or as part of a turbidity current (tectonic activity)
Description: Deposition locations for intraclasts and extraclasts


Name: Olderfleet Castle (building)
Description: Strategically important castle for any Tudor conquest of Ulster in 1569


Name: International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) (Sports Governing Body)
Description: The international governing body for football/soccer


Name: Alfred Grandidier (Explorer)
Description: French explorer who studied the natural history of Madagascar


Name: Ore (Natural Resource)
Description: Jadarite concentrate


Name: Heavier Armored Opponents (Group)
Description: Individuals wearing heavier armor.


Name: Sir Richard Wallace (Person)
Description: The principal sponsor of the new museum's construction


Name: Interactions with Biological Systems (Process)
Description: The interactions of nanoparticles with biological systems


Name: Dharmic Hinduism (Hindu kind)
Description: A kind of Hinduism associated with daily morality according to McDaniel


Name: Jordanite (Fe5BO4O(OH)6) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a different structure than Pyrite but found in the same geological context


Name: - (-)
Description: Cerveteri is home to Etruscan tombs and necropolises.


Name: Medium-Wavelength M Cone Cells (Cell)
Description: The cone cells in the human eye that respond to medium wavelengths of light


Name: Rose or Rosette (Diamond Cutting Technique)
Description: A diamond cutting technique that continued to evolve over time


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


Name: Columbia University (Institution)
Description: University where Harry H. Hess recommended Arie Poldervaart


Name: Coastal plains (Geographical feature)
Description: Fertile regions along the coast.


Name: more accurate maps (Map)
Description: Maps that are more accurate due to the use of magnetic devices


Name: Flash Smelting (Process)
Description: Energy-efficient copper smelting process developed by Outokumpu in Finland


Name: Natural Resources (UK) (Resources)
Description: The UK is rich in a variety of natural resources


Name: High thermal conductivity (PhysicalProperty)
Description: The ability to transfer heat efficiently.


Name: people of different social ranking (social status)
Description: People with different social positions


Name: Stratosphere (Atmospheric Layer)
Description: The layer of the atmosphere between the troposphere and the ionosphere, extending from about 10 to 50 kilometers (6.2 to 31.0 mi) above sea level


Name: Animal feet (Body part of animals)
Description: Feet of animals


Name: European Union Enlargement Commissioner Štefan Füle (Person)
Description: The EU Enlargement Commissioner who proposed a start of accession negotiations with North Macedonia in October 2012


Name: Classical Period Rings (time period)
Description: Rings from the classical period


Name: 17 biosphere reserves (Number of Biosphere Reserves)
Description: In addition, there are 17 Biosphere Reserves in Germany


Name: Syria, Mesopotamia and Iran (Region)
Description: Regions where the Seleucids ruled


Name: Middle Way (Guiding_principle)
Description: In Buddhism


Name: neosome (rock constituent)
Description: A rock layer reconstituted by partial melting in a migmatite


Name: a diverse and vibrant nation, with a rich cultural heritage and a strong sense of national identity (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a diverse and vibrant nation, with a rich cultural heritage and a strong sense of national identity


Name: the Amazigh Identity Movement (Political Movement)
Description: The movement was present in Morocco


Name: Enamel (Material)
Description: Colored glass used in jewellery


Name: Armed conflicts (2001) (Conflict)
Description: Armed conflict taking place in North Macedonia in 2001


Name: 26 June 1934 (Date)
Description: -


Name: Non-spherical nanoparticles (Shape of nanoparticles)
Description: Nanoparticles with non-spherical shapes


Name: Grafting process (Procedure)
Description: The process of culturing freshwater pearls in mussels


Name: King Masinissa (monarch)
Description: King who unified the people of Numidia


Name: 842.289 square miles (Area)
Description: Total area of the island, as per the given context


Name: Sacrum (Bone)
Description: A large triangular bone at the base of the spine formed by the fusion of five vertebrae.


Name: the spade of Marduk (his symbol) (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: Drammen's district heating system (System)
Description: The city's district heating system was upgraded to use water-sourced heat pumps in 2011


Name: Bort (Type of Diamond)
Description: Mined diamonds unsuitable for use as gemstones


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


Name: true (boolean value)
Description: Indicates that optically clear transparent fluorite is used in various industrial applications.


Name: Modern times (Time Period)
Description: Present era or recent history.


Name: Great Moravian Army (Army)
Description: The core army of Great Moravia


Name: Brazilwood (Natural Resource)
Description: The tree that produces a deep red dye


Name: Too deep diamond (Diamond state)
Description: A diamond that is cut too deep in the diamond-cutting process


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: An Indo-European language spoken in the United Kingdom and other regions


Name: Young Foxes (Species)
Description: Young fox is a stage of development for red foxes


Name: Tirano (walnut cake) (Food)
Description: A traditional Swiss cake from the Grisons


Name: Lokakṣema (Person)
Description: A Kushan monk who translated Mahāyāna scriptural texts into Chinese


Name: Cossack uprisings led by Bohdan Khmelnytsky (event)
Description: The largest of the Cossack uprisings against the Commonwealth and the Polish king in 1648


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific tail entity. Statement implies comparison with other museums.


Name: Gun Ownership Percentage (Statistic)
Description: The percentage of civilian gun ownership in Switzerland.


Name: λανθάνειν (lanthanein) (Greek term)
Description: The name lanthanum comes from the ancient Greek word for 'to lie hidden'.


Name: Online diamonds (Diamond Classification)
Description: Diamonds purchased online


Name: Fraternal Jewels (Medals) (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: Keeping peahen's attention on display (Behavior)
Description: The ability to maintain the peahen's focus on the peacock during its display


Name: First War of Villmergen (Historical Event)
Description: A conflict that erupted in 1656


Name: Dost Mohammad Khan (Person)
Description: A notable Afghan leader who ruled Afghanistan from 1826 to 1839 and again from 1842 to 1863


Name: European Union's trading partner (Relationship)
Description: The position of Tunisia in the EU's list of trading partners.


Name: Inadequate calcium or vitamin D intakes (Biological Deficiency)
Description: Deficiencies resulting from insufficient intake of calcium or vitamin D.


Name: All Directions (Direction)
Description: In all directions (Hof–Marktredwitz–Selb–Arzberg)


Name: West Slavic subgroup (Ethnic Group)
Description: A subgroup of the larger Slavic ethno-linguistic group


Name: John Latendresse (Person)
Description: Pearl pioneer who led the United States to start farming cultured freshwater pearls


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: Federal republic in North America


Name: German Austrians and other ethnic groups (People)
Description: Ethnic groups in Austria, including German Austrians


Name: 1910 (year)
Description: Year when Prussian Army started using grey uniforms for active service wear


Name: Diagenesis (Geological process)
Description: A set of post-depositional changes that affect sediment, sedimentary rock and fossils.


Name: Alps (geographical_region)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: Softness (3.5) (Physical Property)
Description: Low hardness that makes it unsuitable for jewelry setting


Name: Tiers Cross (archaeological site)
Description: Pembrokeshire, Wales


Name: Knightly sword (type of sword)
Description: The sword used by knights in the medieval period


Name: Metro-North Railroad (Rail Service)
Description: A rail service operated by the MTA


Name: Glass (Building material)
Description: A building material used to cover small openings in a building.


Name: Industrial Use (Application)
Description: Application of natural diamonds in industries.


Name: Albarello form (craft design)
Description: A type of maiolica earthenware jar originally designed to hold apothecaries' ointments and dry drugs.


Name: Aircraft parts manufacturing (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces aircraft components


Name: Public Service of Canada (civil_service)
Description: The federal civil service of Canada


Name: Dissolved Chlorides (Class of Compounds)
Description: Compounds containing chloride ions


Name: Blood (Body Fluid)
Description: Liquid that circulates through the body carrying oxygen, nutrients, and metabolic waste


Name: Establishments (Location)
Description: Places designed for a specific business or activity


Name: Copper, Silver, Palladium or other base metals (Metal)
Description: Metals present in gold alloys


Name: Portuguese cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: Important element in the annual event


Name: Economic boom (Economic event)
Description: The economic growth caused by the discovery of petroleum reserves


Name: The iron-nickel group (Group of Minerals)
Description: A group of minerals characterized by several iron-nickel alloy species


Name: UNESCO (International Organization)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: Deforestation (Environmental Issue)
Description: -


Name: Property not found in natural materials (Property)
Description: Metamaterial is any material engineered to have a property that is not found in naturally occurring materials


Name: Quarrying Techniques (Technology)
Description: The methods used for quarrying Yule Marble.


Name: Breathing pure O2 in space applications (Application)
Description: The use of oxygen for breathing during space travel and exploration


Name: Germanic Peoples (Historical Entity)
Description: Various groups of people from Germanic tribes


Name: Olmec-style Face Mask (Artifact)
Description: A type of face mask running through Mesoamerican cultures


Name: Tibet, Xinjiang, Linxia, autonomous prefectures like Xishuangbanna (geographical region)
Description: places where ethnic minorities outnumber the Han Chinese


Name: 13.5 million visitors from outside the United States (Quantity)
Description: Number of international visitors to New York City per year


Name: Friends, Family, Students, and Research Associates (People)
Description: Individuals with whom Marie Curie shared her winnings from the Nobel Prize


Name: Bakewell (Town)
Description: A market town in Derbyshire, England


Name: Taiwan Jade (mineral)
Description: A mineral that was extensively mined and processed in Taiwan during the 1960s and 1970s


Name: Somalia (Country)
Description: Eastern African country on the Horn of Africa


Name: Queens and the Bronx (location)
Description: Locations connected by Throgs Neck Bridge and Whitestone Bridge


Name: Taiwan (Geographical Area)
Description: An island in East Asia


Name: Greenhouse Effect (Environmental Phenomenon)
Description: The trapping of heat in the atmosphere due to the presence of certain gases, leading to an increase in Earth's average temperature


Name: Extinct Fauna (in the pictographs) (Animal Species)
Description: The animal species depicted in the pictographs that are now extinct.


Name: Unified People (Societal Goal)
Description: The aim of King William I in the Netherlands


Name: Graphene (Allotrope)
Description: A single layer of graphite with extraordinary electrical, thermal, and physical properties.


Name: Study of Rocks as a Formal Science (Event)
Description: The study of rocks was developed as a formal science


Name: Breast Cancer Awareness Month (Event)
Description: An annual campaign to increase awareness and raise funds for breast cancer research


Name: Ancient Talmudic text (Text)
Description: Texts written in the Mishnah and the Gemara, forming Jewish religious law


Name: Carbophene (2D_covalent_organic_framework)
Description: A 2 dimensional covalent organic framework synthesized from 1-3-5 trihydroxybenzene


Name: Bible (Religious Text)
Description: Sacred text used in Christianity.


Name: Oscar Niemeyer (Person)
Description: The architect who idealized and built government buildings, churches, and civic buildings in Brasília.


Name: Isotopes of carbon (Nuclear_physics_class)
Description: Atomic nuclei with 6 protons and varying number of neutrons


Name: Visigothic Kingdom (historical_kingdom)
Description: A kingdom ruled by the Visigoths


Name: Baoulé (ethnic group)
Description: Ethnic group who developed a highly centralized political structure under three successive rulers.


Name: Lower life expectancy (Health Issue)
Description: Alabama has a lower life expectancy compared to the national average, with a life expectancy of 75.1 years


Name: The Dispersion Field of Australites (Geographical Feature)
Description: The area within which the main finds of australites took place, stretching from Madagascar through Australia, Indochina, and the Philippines.


Name: Enamel Inlays (decoration)
Description: Decoration of the ring with enamel inlays


Name: Cairndhu Golf Course (Golf Course)
Description: A golf course situated atop of Ballygally Head


Name: style that can be worn daily (Clothing style)
Description: -


Name: Courtyards, storerooms, workshops, reception halls and living quarters around the Megaron (Area)
Description: Areas found surrounding the megaron in Mycenaean palaces


Name: Water (Compound)
Description: A compound formed by hydrogen and oxygen


Name: Cultured Pearl (Jewelry)
Description: The response of a mollusk to a tissue implant, used as ornamentation


Name: shops and services (Shops and Services)
Description: Shops and services located within Bultfontein


Name: Sea urchin (Food)
Description: A marine echinoderm invertebrate


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Fe and atomic number 26.


Name: Baroque speciality (sculpture type)
Description: Baroque specialty, elaborate fountains


Name: parliamentary constitutional monarchy with a unitary structure since 1848 (Description)
Description: the political form of the Netherlands


Name: Buildings related to defense (Structure)
Description: A structure intended for military use or defense purposes


Name: Group of Elite Families (Social Group)
Description: A group of elite families believed to control both government and religion


Name: Copper plating and copper sheathing (Technique)
Description: Techniques used to protect the under-water hulls of ships


Name: Thorium-231 (Isotope)
Description: Isotope that Uranium-235 decays into


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: Naturally occurring quartz.


Name: Circle, Point, or Empty (Geometric Entity or Empty Space)
Description: The result of the intersection between a sphere and a plane can be a circle, a point, or empty space.


Name: Requirement for Perfect Stack (scientific principle)
Description: The requirement that the unit cells stack perfectly with no gaps


Name: Quantum GIS (QGIS) (Product)
Description: A free and open-source geographical information system


Name: FIBA Oceania Basketball Team (Sports Team)
Description: A basketball team representing Tahiti in international competitions


Name: on some islands (Location)
Description: Developed on some islands and villages appeared by the 1300s


Name: Color, Cut, Clarity and Carat Weight (Quality Factors)
Description: The quality of a ruby is determined by its color, cut, and clarity, which, along with carat weight, affect its value


Name: Many of them derivative of pre-colonial kingdoms (such as Arda) (Political entity)
Description: Benin has several non-sovereign monarchies, many of which are derived from pre-colonial kingdoms.


Name: Interior Plains (Geographical Region)
Description: Another region where Great Bear Lake is located


Name: French (Language)
Description: The language used for the name l'Algérie


Name: Sediments rich in silica (Geological deposit)
Description: Sediments rich in silica that chert is formed from.


Name: chemical reactions in transforming the rock (Geological Process)
Description: Processes other than chemical reactions that transform the rock


Name: Hydrogen Ions (Ion)
Description: Electrolytes found in body fluids.


Name: Norman Gobbi (political figure)
Description: The current president of the Council of State.


Name: Glass beads (Artifact)
Description: Beads made primarily from glass and lead crystal materials.


Name: Similaun (MountainPeak)
Description: A mountain in Austria


Name: Hera (Goddess)
Description: Greek goddess associated with marriage, women, childbirth, and family


Name: protests (event)
Description: Abdelmadjid Tebboune was elected as president after the protests.


Name: Population Density of Belgium (Decimal)
Description: 383/km2 (990/sq mi) as of January 2024


Name: Northwestern Ontario (geographical location)
Description: A region in Canada where Lake Superior agates are found


Name: Cortex (Kidney region)
Description: Outer region of the kidney where the renal corpuscle is located.


Name: Federal, state and local office (Political_Position)
Description: Majority-white districts in Alabama regularly elect Republicans to federal, state and local offices


Name: Tunisia men's national handball team (Sports Team)
Description: The national handball team of Tunisia


Name: The Netherlands' modern flag (National Flag)
Description: The flag that became the forerunner of The Netherlands' modern flag.


Name: Petroleum (Substance)
Description: A hydrocarbon liquid used as a fuel and lubricant.


Name: Putsch attempt by local fascists (Event)
Description: An attempted coup by local fascists in May 1938


Name: Modern Greece (Country)
Description: Chios is a part of Modern Greece, which is a member of the European Union


Name: Present Time (Historical Period)
Description: The current period, after the 20th Century


Name: Iberian jewellery (artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment developed over time, influenced by the Moorish occupation of Iberia


Name: Austronesian People (People Group)
Description: Ethnic group of people from the Pacific and Southeast Asia


Name: Water Rising Phenomenon (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Phenomenon where water rises in a vessel over a burning candle


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


Name: 1930s (time period)
Description: Decade when the change in literature occurred


Name: Health Problems (Health Issue)
Description: Potential health problems of the building occupants due to issues with building biology.


Name: 'Taiwan Miracle' (event)
Description: Refers to the quick industrialization and rapid growth of Taiwan during the latter half of the 20th century


Name: Class/Gender structure of their society (Society)
Description: The class/gender structure of their society


Name: majismo within the context of casticismo (purism, traditionalism, authenticity) (cultural movement)
Description: A cultural movement emphasizing tradition and purity


Name: Outgassing Related to Subsurface Ocean (Geological Process)
Description: The release of gases from a planetary body's subsurface ocean, possibly due to geothermal activity or other processes


Name: Millions of People (Group)
Description: Group of people who were deported and exiled


Name: sanctuaries destroyed by the Persians would not be rebuilt (Action)
Description: The action the oath declared regarding sanctuaries destroyed by the Persians


Name: Abstract Expressionism (Art Movement)
Description: An art movement that Photorealism developed as a counterpoint to


Name: Bishops and Archbishops (Religious Role)
Description: Lower-ranking officials in the Roman Catholic Church who wear special vestments


Name: Phyllo, Tectosilicates and Feldspars (Mineral)
Description: Minerals found in more developed volcanic rocks


Name: American screws, bolts, and nuts (Fastener)
Description: Historically not fully interchangeable with their British counterparts


Name: Overlap formation (sedimentary deposit) / Stitching pluton (igneous intrusion) (geological feature)
Description: Depends on the nature of the deposit or intrusion.


Name: Moravia (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region within Great Moravia


Name: Large Intestine (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Completes another circuit in the opposite direction


Name: iron alumina (chemical_compound)
Description: The main components of Almandine.


Name: Norwegian merchantmen and sailors (Merchant ships and Sailors)
Description: The Norwegian merchant vessels and their crew members who were targeted by the German navy during the First World War


Name: Graduate (Individual)
Description: A person who completes an educational program and receives a diploma.


Name: little carbon (chemical property)
Description: Very low amount of carbon.


Name: Evaporation of Fuel (Physical Process)
Description: The process by which a liquid converts into gas or vapor


Name: Napoleon (Person)
Description: French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution.


Name: Spessart (Geographical area)
Description: Uplands mentioned in the text


Name: Berlin Philharmonic (Orchestra)
Description: A German orchestra based in Berlin


Name: ZnS (inorganic compound)
Description: A common sulfide of zinc, used in various applications


Name: Baltic Sea (Sea)
Description: North-northeast border


Name: Alkali Feldspars (Subgroup of Feldspar)
Description: One of the two major subgroups of Feldspars.


Name: Mycenaean Greece (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that existed in Greece during the Bronze Age


Name: Matterhorn (Mountain)
Description: Another mountain adjacent to Gran Paradiso


Name: Central Mauritania (Location)
Description: The location where a new variety of Nuummite was discovered.


Name: Red Hat Society (Social Group)
Description: A social group founded in 1998 for women 50 and over


Name: Flame Temperature (Physical Property)
Description: The temperature of the flame.


Name: Parchment (Material)
Description: Parchment was used for maps due to its durability and longevity


Name: Meteorological satellites (Satellite)
Description: Due to low weight and long-term dimensional stability


Name: Literature (Artform)
Description: The art of writing using written language


Name: opioid overdoses and suicides (Issue)
Description: public health issues causing increased mortality


Name: The Vix torc (Artifact class)
Description: An elite Celtic torc with Greek influence


Name: One in ten jobs (Fraction)
Description: The percentage of jobs in Switzerland considered low-paid


Name: ignite a ship with mirrors (event)
Description: The failure of the MythBusters team to ignite a ship using only the bronze mirrors available in Archimedes' time.


Name: United States Government (Government)
Description: The federal government of the United States


Name: victor (person)
Description: Received jade bi disks from defeated forces in war


Name: Stake or Pole (Physical Object)
Description: A simple piece of wood used as a support.


Name: Comarcas (Geographical and administrative entities)
Description: Informal entities in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Francia Marquez (Politician)
Description: First black person elected as vice president of Colombia


Name: Franz Eduard Suess (Scientist)
Description: Czech geologist who first proposed the cosmic origin of moldavites


Name: tomb of a woman from a Southern Song site (archaeological find)
Description: tomb discovered from a Southern Song site dating from the late-Yuan dynasty


Name: Perovskite, gehlenite, hercynite, mayenite, grossite, hibonite, spinel and diopside (mineral)
Description: Associated minerals


Name: Religious Diversity in Ivory Coast (Religious Group)
Description: The different religions practiced in Ivory Coast


Name: bird watching tours of Greece (Tour type)
Description: Tours that focus on spotting and identifying the diverse birdlife of Greece


Name: Officials' Wives and Mothers who were Bestowed the Title of 'Appointed Lady' (Family Members)
Description: Wives and mothers of officials who were bestowed the title of 'appointed lady'


Name: Various Rainbow Colors (Color)
Description: The colors that can be seen in the nacre of the oyster shell


Name: Longsword, Broad sword, Great sword, Claymore (Sword type)
Description: Types of swords with specific designations based on era.


Name: Green Dye (Dye)
Description: A dye produced by first dyeing cloth blue with woad, and then yellow with Reseda luteola.


Name: České Budějovice (City)
Description: A city in the Czech Republic


Name: Single_track_metre_gauge_railway (Infrastructure)
Description: A railway line with a single track and metre gauge.


Name: Cryogenics (Technology)
Description: Technology used for storing and transporting liquid oxygen


Name: 4.5 times as much biocapacity as it contains (Quantity)
Description: Algeria's biocapacity usage compared to what it has


Name: Disordered materials (Type of Semiconductor)
Description: Semiconductors that do not have a rigid crystalline structure


Name: Verona (City)
Description: A city in Italy


Name: Zhou dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Ancient Chinese dynasty


Name: Sapphire and other gemstones being subjected to heating (Action)
Description: Evidence of heating sapphires and other gemstones during Roman times


Name: Play of Aeschylus (Literary Work)
Description: Mentioned in connection with purple carpets decorating the palace


Name: Jadeite (Type of Jade)
Description: A type of jade with bright emerald-green, lavender, pink, orange, yellow, red, black, white, near-colorless and brown colors


Name: Taiwanese students (Group)
Description: Students from Taiwan


Name: Nesosilicates class (Class of minerals)
Description: A class of silicate minerals.


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Japan is an island country in East Asia.


Name: Four different seasons (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: Not explicitly mentioned but can be inferred as Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn based on the text


Name: Council of Europe (International Organization)
Description: An international organization responsible for upholding human rights, rule of law, and democracy in Europe.


Name: The Society Archipelago (Geographical Area)
Description: A hotspot volcanic chain consisting of ten islands and atolls


Name: Students (Group)
Description: Individuals who are enrolled in educational institutions and are engaged in learning


Name: Ishvara (Deity or Divine entity)
Description: A personal god in Hinduism


Name: Tenggerese people (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group in Java, Indonesia


Name: Tax Reforms (Economic Policy)
Description: Implemented some tax reforms


Name: Early dynasties as well (Historical era)
Description: Refers to the period(s) during which swordplay and cuju were practiced in China


Name: Presidential Election (election event)
Description: Planned election in April 2019


Name: Used in buildings and temples (Usage of Khondalite)
Description: For example, the Konark Sun Temple and Jagannath Temple


Name: The bottom of the Pacific Ocean (Geographical location)
Description: A geographical location representing the bottom of the Pacific Ocean


Name: one of the founding members of NATO (Description)
Description: the military alliance of which the Netherlands is one of the original signatories


Name: Oxygen Supplementation by Portable Devices (Location)
Description: Administration of additional oxygen to a patient using portable equipment


Name: Macedonian Population (Population)
Description: The Macedonian population under Bulgarian control during the time period mentioned in the text.


Name: [One cup] Cretan, [the other] Mycenaen (Artifact)
Description: The classifications of the gold cups


Name: Population of Spain (Number)
Description: The number of people living in Spain as of 2024


Name: Cross-vein ore (Querkluftertz) (mineral name)
Description: An alternative name for Quartz


Name: Alexandrite (Gemstone)
Description: A variety of chrysoberyl, not sapphire


Name: Assyrian Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser III (Artifact)
Description: Large and solid late stele


Name: Andy Warhol (Artist)
Description: An American artist who was a leading figure in the visual art movement known as pop art


Name: Ghazi Amanullah Khan International Cricket Stadium (Stadium)
Description: A cricket stadium near Jalalabad


Name: Act of Mediation in 1803 (historical event)
Description: -


Name: Rich Livestock Resources of Thessaly (Animal Resource Data)
Description: The abundant livestock resources in Thessaly


Name: Colonisation of Buddhist states by Christian countries and its persecution under modern states (Historical event)
Description: During the colonization of Buddhist states by Christian countries and subsequent persecution under modern states


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: The country which declined the EU aid


Name: Water (Material)
Description: A transparent, tasteless, odorless liquid


Name: Parts of the Bronx, such as Kingsbridge, Mott Haven, Melrose and Tremont and Marble Hill (Area)
Description: Areas within the Bronx, New York City


Name: Flanders (Historical Region)
Description: A region in modern-day Belgium that was part of Burgundy


Name: Dog (Animal species)
Description: Example of an autohyponym


Name: Talloires Declaration (Declaration)
Description: By establishing environmental management and waste management programs, e.g. the waste management university project.


Name: Emperor Naruhito (Historical event)
Description: After the historic abdication of Emperor Akihito, he became Emperor


Name: Boiler House (Building)
Description: A building providing steam power for quarrying equipment


Name: Oxide Layer (Compound)
Description: A layer of aluminum oxide (Al2O3) on the surface of aluminium


Name: a racial description in the United Kingdom (Racial description)
Description: A racial description used in the United Kingdom


Name: basileus (communal official)
Description: A communal official in the Mycenaean society.


Name: Linear A (Writing system)
Description: Linear A replaced Cretan hieroglyphs during MM III


Name: Felix Houphouet-Boigny (Person)
Description: Ivory Coast's father of independence


Name: India and Pakistan (Country)
Description: Two countries located in South Asia


Name: Atavism (Biological phenomenon)
Description: A result of atavism


Name: State (Physical State)
Description: A property indicating the phase of matter (solid, liquid, gas)


Name: Battle of Stalingrad (Event)
Description: A major defeat for the Germans during World War II


Name: Brazilian Topography (Geographical Feature)
Description: Complex mass of ridges and mountain ranges


Name: gold mining solution (mining byproduct)
Description: A liquid waste product generated during the process of extracting gold from ore.


Name: Han Chinese (ethnicity)
Description: The Han are the dominant ethnic group in China, making up over 90% of the total population.


Name: Banco di San Giorgio (Bank of St. George) (Bank)
Description: The earliest-known state deposit bank, founded in Genoa, Italy in 1407


Name: Ancient Greek γλαυκός (Language Term)
Description: These terms are cognate with the Ancient Greek term for 'bluish green'.


Name: Basel (political entity)
Description: A city-state that joined the Old Swiss Confederacy in 1501.


Name: Electromagnets, vacuum tubes, cathode ray tubes, magnetrons in microwave ovens (Device)
Description: Various devices utilizing electromagnets.


Name: Silk clothing (Clothing)
Description: Clothing made of silk, which merchants were not allowed to wear


Name: New York State (State)
Description: The Borough of The Bronx is located within the state of New York


Name: electric grid (Infrastructure)
Description: The electrical power transmission system of a region.


Name: United States of America (Country)
Description: North American nation that is a federal republic


Name: Mull and the adjacent mainland to the east (Location)
Description: Areas controlled by Dál Riata


Name: From its inception until 2008 (Relationship)
Description: Zimbabwe's membership in the Kimberley Process during that time period


Name: Alkali metals (Metal group)
Description: Group of highly reactive metals that includes lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium, and francium.


Name: Metamorphic grade (Geological term)
Description: Informal indication of the amount or degree of metamorphism


Name: Sugarcane (Commodity)
Description: A tall, perennial grass with edible stalks that are used to produce sugar and ethanol.


Name: Phyllosilicates (Type of silicate)
Description: A group of silicates where tetrahedra all share three oxygen atoms each and in turn link to form two-dimensional sheets


Name: Great Mosque of Kairouan (Architectural Structure)
Description: A great mosque dating back to the 7th century


Name: The gold group (Group of Minerals)
Description: A group of minerals that have a cubic close-packed structure


Name: Local materials and imported materials (Material)
Description: Materials used by the Maya for jewellery-making


Name: Goldsmiths, glass engravers, gunsmiths and others (Professions)
Description: Various trades involving the crafting or decoration of objects.


Name: Germania Inferior (Historical Region)
Description: Downstream part of Low Countries in the context


Name: Carbonado (Mineral)
Description: A rare type of diamond found only in two countries, Brazil and Central African Republic


Name: jade (ornamental rock or gemstone)
Description: the product extracted from jadeitite mining


Name: Crush-origin (Origin Hypothesis)
Description: The hypothesis that pseudotachylyte forms through extreme comminution (crushing).


Name: Middle Eastern Goblet Drum (Darbuka) (Musical Instrument)
Description: A double-headed goblet shaped frame drum


Name: Differences between soldiers and officers' clothing (Clothing)
Description: Differences in clothing between soldiers and officers depicted in the Terracotta army


Name: Oncolites (Geological Feature)
Description: Layered spherical growth structures similar to stromatolites found in the fossil record.


Name: United Nations Common System (System)
Description: The system of staffing and employment across various United Nations organizations.


Name: Flaming June (Artwork)
Description: Painting that won wide acclaim


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Eastern European country


Name: Oruwella, Gulf of Mannar, Sri Lanka (Port)
Description: The port in the Gulf of Mannar in Sri Lanka that was mentioned by Mahavamsa


Name: Thermal decomposition of silane or tetraiodosilane (SiI4) (Chemical Process)
Description: A chemical process to produce silicon


Name: Perfectly flat and crisp facets (Property)
Description: A characteristic often lacking in diamond simulants


Name: the act of making known or publicly declaring a religious affiliation (Attribute)
Description: The act of making known or publicly declaring a religious affiliation


Name: Shinto Pantheon (Deity Group)
Description: The collection of gods and spirits in Shinto belief


Name: Radiolarian chert (Geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Sonoluminescence (Phenomenon)
Description: A blue-purple light created by the energy of sound waves from tiny bubbles in extreme experimental conditions, and was discovered in 1934


Name: Ichor (Term (Geology))
Description: The term used by Sederholm to describe migmatites


Name: Francia (Land) (Geographical Region)
Description: A region that was named after the Franks


Name: Each color (Color)
Description: Different colors of the seven color prosperity stone


Name: Franks (Group)
Description: People he allied with


Name: Provisional Government of the French Republic (GPRF) (Government)
Description: The interim government established by de Gaulle


Name: Regulation of water balance (Physiological Process)
Description: The maintenance of an appropriate level of water in the body.


Name: Alabama (1984) (State government)
Description: Alabama state government under the Davis–Strong Act in 1984


Name: Gaudin (Person)
Description: The person who first created synthetic rubies in 1837


Name: John Flaxman (person)
Description: An English neoclassical sculptor and artist


Name: Mycenaean Economy (Economic System)
Description: A palace economy focusing on redistribution of goods, commodities, and labor.


Name: Lead crystal, crystal glass, and related products (Type of material)
Description: Not crystals, but rather types of glass


Name: Glagolitic alphabet (Writing System)
Description: The earliest attested Slavic script, invented by Saint Cyril in the 9th century.


Name: Bernini's Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Rome, 1651) (Baroque Sculpture)
Description: Elaborate fountain created in the Baroque style


Name: the metal period (Time period)
Description: Period when diseases may have become more severe


Name: About 120 documents (Artifacts)
Description: Documents covering the decades leading up to the Bar Kochba revolt.


Name: Marie Curie's contributions to medicine (Category)
Description: The significant role of Marie Curie's discoveries in the development of medical treatments and diagnostic tools


Name: Saturation (Attribute of Perceived Color)
Description: A quantity that is non-linear in terms of psychovisually perceived color differences


Name: Glass Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made primarily with glass


Name: ethnic diversity (Demographics)
Description: The presence of multiple distinct racial, ethnic, or cultural groups within a population


Name: 1 atmosphere of pressure (Pressure)
Description: A standard atmospheric pressure.


Name: William Saville-Kent (Person)
Description: A British Biologist who developed the accepted process of pearl culture.


Name: Silversmiths (Occupation)
Description: Artisans who create traditional Berber jewellery


Name: Ouest-France, Sud Ouest, La Voix du Nord, Dauphiné Libéré, Le Télégramme, Le Progrès (Specific Newspapers)
Description: Individual regional newspapers mentioned in the context


Name: Tropical islands and Madagascar (Location)
Description: The locations where the market for illegally-harvested black corals is large.


Name: 23rd wedding anniversary (Event)
Description: The 23rd wedding anniversary gem is imperial topaz


Name: AU (African Union) (Political Entity)
Description: A continental organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security across Africa


Name: Creating Complex Shapes (Shape Category)
Description: Complex shapes that are hard or impossible to create by hand can be realized with 3D Printing


Name: Vasari, too (Art Historian)
Description: Vasari's explanation on the deficiencies and strangeness of earlier art


Name: Amazigh population (Population)
Description: The Amazigh people during the second millennium BC.


Name: Yellow Emperor (Person)
Description: A legendary Chinese emperor


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


Name: Chiang Kai-Shek (Person)
Description: The leader who evacuated the Nationalist government to Taiwan


Name: Hideyoshi's son Toyotomi Hideyori (Person)
Description: Son of Toyotomi Hideyoshi


Name: Magnet Cove igneous complex (Geological feature)
Description: A small alkalic ring complex


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A major religion originating in the Indian subcontinent


Name: St. Anastasia of Sirmium (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Anastasia of Sirmium, also known as Saint Anastasia the Phoenician or simply Saint Anastasia, was a Christian saint and martyr venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church


Name: Cleanliness (Concept)
Description: The absence of dirt, dust, and debris


Name: Synthesis of transparent ceramics (Process)
Description: Process of creating ceramics that are transparent


Name: Coastal Areas of the Iberian Peninsula (GeographicalArea)
Description: Areas along the coast of the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Ancient Rome (Historical period class)
Description: Ancient civilization that existed from the 8th century BC to the 5th century AD


Name: Mastic (Product)
Description: A resin produced on Chios


Name: Venice (City-state)
Description: One of the city-states that formed the Italic League


Name: Confederate aid (Military aid)
Description: Military assistance provided by the Confederacy.


Name: Old Persian word for pearl (Word)
Description: The source of the English name Margaret


Name: Steamboat Geyser, Old Faithful, and Beehive Geyser (Geyser)
Description: A variety of geysers like the Steamboat Geyser, Old Faithful, and Beehive Geyser


Name: the more successful new directors in Norway (Success category)
Description: Directors who have achieved significant success in the Norwegian film industry


Name: thin funerary bands, necklaces and lockets (or bullae) (Etruscan jewelry)
Description: Items decorated with filigree and granulation techniques


Name: William G. Eversole (person)
Description: Scientist who reportedly achieved vapor deposition of diamond over diamond substrate in 1953


Name: Senate (Political body)
Description: A political assembly in Spain


Name: Less Expensive Accommodation (Service)
Description: An alternative to the pricey hotel zone on the Dead Sea shore


Name: Crown of Aachen Cathedral (Religious Artifact)
Description: A crown used for coronations at the Aachen Cathedral.


Name: German (language)
Description: official language of Germany


Name: Danuvius guggenmosi (Species)
Description: Pre-human ancestors present in Germany over 11 million years ago