Name: 79% of Greek Citizens (Group)
Description: Greeks who believe there is a God


Name: Personal Preference (Preference)
Description: The proportions of complex and unthinkable shapes that are mostly based on personal preference.


Name: Mshatta Facade (740s) (historical artifact)
Description: An archaeological site in Jordan, mostly in Berlin.


Name: Gerald of Wales (person)
Description: Author who wrote about the torc in 1188


Name: King of France (Political Position)
Description: The king of France during the Battle of the Golden Spurs in 1302


Name: Hindu God (religious_concept)
Description: The divine essence of precious gemstones in Hinduism


Name: Italian wolf (Animal)
Description: A species of wolf found in the Apennine Mountains and Western Alps


Name: Nitrogen Atoms (Chemical Element)
Description: Atoms that replace carbon in the diamond lattice, causing yellow diamonds


Name: Glagolitic script (written script)
Description: an alphabet used in early Slavic texts


Name: Elamite Temple at Chogha Zanbil (Historical Site)
Description: A temple complex dating to the 13th century BCE


Name: Air separation method, chemical oxygen generators or oxygen candles, or zirconium dioxide ceramic membranes (Process or Device)
Description: The methods and devices used for producing gaseous oxygen


Name: Chisel, Similar Tool (Tool)
Description: Tools used for breaking off pieces of gemstones in the past


Name: High youth unemployment rates in Algeria (Economic statistic)
Description: The high unemployment rate among the youth in Algeria.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country located in Northern Europe


Name: None (due to its large proportion of ice) (-)
Description: Probably due to its large proportion of ice, as smaller bodies with the same composition would have sublimated over the age of the Solar System


Name: Jews in Old City of Jerusalem (Location and PeopleGroup)
Description: Jews living in the Old City of Jerusalem who were attacked during the riots.


Name: 7.42/10 (Numeric Value)
Description: Ranking it 40th globally out of 172 countries


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


Name: qulliq (artifact)
Description: Type of oil lamp used by the Inuit and Dorset peoples


Name: Islamic world and East Asia (Region)
Description: Areas where calligraphy is regarded as a fine art


Name: Fangyi (方衣) (type of clothing)
Description: clothing found in tomb inventories during Hanfu period


Name: 6,000 (Numeric Value)
Description: Total number of issuers SEC will be required to do initial product/process evaluations


Name: Bow Tie (Ladies/Gentlemen) (Accessory)
Description: bow tie in the ladies or gentlemen folk costume


Name: Arabization process (historical process)
Description: The process of Arabization of the Berber population


Name: 19th century (Time Period)
Description: The period when the popularity of diamonds significantly increased


Name: Inventory of Swiss Heritage Sites (Designation)
Description: The inventory the three villages are listed in


Name: 99.99% (0.9999) (Purity level)
Description: The purity level of the popular issue Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin, which is lower than that of the special issue.


Name: Silica in the form of Chert or Siliceous Skeletal Fragments (Geological Material)
Description: Variable amounts are present


Name: 28,552 villages (village)
Description: total number of villages in Ukraine


Name: Banu Hilal (Tribe)
Description: Arab tribe sent by the Fatimids of Egypt


Name: Painted but unglazed pottery (Artifact)
Description: A type of pottery used during the Predynastic Naqada culture.


Name: Cosmology, Computational Fluid Dynamics (fields of study)
Description: Fields where these simulations are very common


Name: Bronx (City)
Description: The borough of The Bronx in New York City


Name: absorption in ultraviolet, violet, and yellow-green regions of the spectrum (Spectral region)
Description: The absorption by Cr3+ ions in ruby corresponds to absorption in the specified spectral regions


Name: Lenapehoking (Area)
Description: The homeland of the Lenape tribe, including present-day New York City


Name: Value (Value)
Description: The market price of the coin as a collector's item or investment


Name: major railway axes across the Alps (Infrastructure)
Description: The Grisons does not have major railway axes crossing the Alps


Name: Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) (transportation agency)
Description: Transportation agency operating a circular route around the island of Taiwan


Name: International Union of Crystallography (Professional organization)
Description: An international non-governmental organization concerned with the study of crystals and crystal structures


Name: Daytime sky (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The period during the day when the Sun is above the horizon.


Name: Adachi Institute of Woodblock Prints (Institute)
Description: An institute that specializes in the production of ukiyo-e prints.


Name: Government of the Northwest Territories of Canada (GNWT) (Governments)
Description: The governing body of the Northwest Territories of Canada


Name: Seven Wonders of Ukraine (Selection)
Description: A selection of the most important landmarks of Ukraine


Name: Ferronnière (artifact)
Description: A style of headband or fillet that encircles the wearer's forehead, usually with a small jewel suspended in the centre.


Name: - (Not applicable)
Description: Not applicable


Name: clashes with the British Crown over taxation and political representation (conflict)
Description: disagreements between American colonists and the British government regarding taxes, representation in Parliament, and other issues


Name: Walloon sword (épée wallone) (sword type)
Description: Common in the Thirty Years' War and Baroque era


Name: All Art-Related Fields (Occupation Group)
Description: A group that includes artists, graphic designers, multimedia artists, animators, and fashion designers


Name: 'Pyrrhos' (MythologicalFigure)
Description: A Greek word meaning flame-colored


Name: Wellesley High School - Needham High School rivalry (Rivalry)
Description: Considered to be the nation's oldest football rivalry


Name: The slave worker's owner (Person)
Description: The owner of the slave worker who was rewarded with the office of alcalde of Panama


Name: World's Population (Population)
Description: Life expectancy at birth in Switzerland is the world's highest.


Name: Hurricanes (Natural disaster)
Description: States bordering the Gulf of Mexico are prone to hurricanes


Name: the longest river in Europe (Description)
Description: The longest European river by length.


Name: Azores (Geographical Feature)
Description: An autonomous region of Portugal in the North Atlantic Ocean


Name: nomadic invasions led by warlike tribes such as the Huns and Eurasian Avars (historical event)
Description: Invasions by nomadic groups


Name: Kangra painting (Art style)
Description: Pictorial art of Kangra, Himachal Pradesh


Name: 10 (on the Mohs scale) (Numerical value)
Description: The hardness of diamond on the Mohs scale


Name: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (organization)
Description: The organization that holds the Oscars


Name: topaz (Mineral)
Description: The Topazios island was known to produce topaz in ancient times


Name: transferring a drawing done on paper to a plank of wood (Process)
Description: The process where a design is transferred from paper onto a wooden block


Name: 20th century (Time Period)
Description: The 20th century


Name: Top three airlines in China (Business)
Description: The top three state-owned airlines in China


Name: Cultures (Culture)
Description: Social groups sharing common characteristics, including language, religion, customs, beliefs, and institutions.


Name: Central Committee (political body)
Description: elected by the National Congress


Name: Parathyroid hormone (Hormone)
Description: A hormone secreted by the parathyroid glands that controls calcium and phosphate levels in the blood.


Name: Mappin & Webb (Company)
Description: Holders of royal warrants for jewellery since 1897


Name: Accurate labeling and declaration of ingredients (Requirement)
Description: Manufacturers must accurately list all ingredients on the product label, including preservatives and fragrances


Name: Variable oxidation states (Chemical Property)
Description: Variable oxidation states differing by steps of one


Name: Fatimids (Dynasty)
Description: A Shia Islamic dynasty that ruled North Africa, the Levant, and Egypt from 909 to 1171


Name: UO2Cl2 (Compound)
Description: Specific compound within the Uranium oxyhalides group


Name: Dilma Rousseff (President)
Description: 36th President of Brazil


Name: 43 years (number)
Description: the median age of the county's population


Name: 9.6:1 (Ratio)
Description: The student-to-teacher ratio in the Franklin Borough School District during the 2022–23 school year


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


Name: Melting Glaciers (Environmental Issue)
Description: in the Himalayas could potentially lead to water shortages for hundreds of millions of people


Name: just over $14,000 in 2021 (Monetary value)
Description: A specific monetary value representing the GDP per capita of Ukraine in 2021.


Name: Hypokalemia (Health Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by low levels of potassium in the body


Name: Sophisticated traditions in sculpture (artwork)
Description: Traditions of sculpture introduced by Buddhism


Name: Steel industry (Industry)
Description: The production of steel, an alloy of iron and carbon


Name: Muslim communities (not signed concordat) (Religious community)
Description: Islam remains excluded from the eight per thousand tax policy.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent on which European architecture originated, particularly Portugal.


Name: Irish Leprechaun (mythical_creature)
Description: mythical creature in Irish folklore


Name: homosexuality and gender identity expression. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Diamond and other gemstone simulant (Jewelry)
Description: An imitation or replica of a diamond or gemstone


Name: Thai Word เขียว kheīyw (Language Term)
Description: A Thai term that means 'green' but also has other meanings and associations.


Name: 1.46 T (Property)
Description: Saturation magnetization of pyrrhotite at room temperature


Name: North Island (Region)
Description: One of the two main islands of New Zealand


Name: Astronomy, mathematical geography, meteorology, climatology, geology, geomorphology, biology, biogeography, pedology, and soils geography (sciences)
Description: Various fields of study that are included in physical geography.


Name: Construction Sector (Economic Sector)
Description: Third largest sector in New Zealand's economy


Name: New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont (State Group)
Description: Groups of states in New England


Name: 2.4% (Percentage)
Description: Annual growth rate of Brazil's population in the 1940s


Name: Cartagena (Town)
Description: Founded in 1533


Name: Liechtenstein (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: Black or Dark Grey (Color)
Description: The natural color of Carbonado Diamond


Name: Taiwanese people (population)
Description: The residents of Taiwan


Name: Coralline algae (organisms)
Description: Red or green marine calcareous algae that form calcified skeletons


Name: number of counties held by Democrats (Number)
Description: The number of counties in Alabama where Democrats hold offices as sheriffs


Name: Macedonian Renaissance (Historical period)
Description: Byzantine art is often linked to the Macedonian Renaissance.


Name: Algiers (city)
Description: city in Algeria


Name: Mont Blanc (Monte Bianco) (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in the Alps, also known as Monte Bianco


Name: Wadih (Historical Figure)
Description: Caliph of Córdoba


Name: French Pop Music, French Rock Music (Music Genre)
Description: A genre of music that originated in France.


Name: Large lakes (Natural Feature)
Description: Large bodies of water found in the Swiss Plateau


Name: economic advantage (advantage)
Description: A benefit gained from warfare activities


Name: Methane gas (Gas)
Description: a major component of natural gas and a primary constituent of the natural gas found in gas wells


Name: Inhabitants of Taiwan (Group)
Description: The population of Taiwan during the Qing-Japanese transition


Name: Elegance (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is also a symbol of elegance.


Name: The Urals Mountains (Russia) (Geographical location)
Description: Location where topaz was found around the 1700s


Name: prohibition of wearing Han Chinese clothing (law)
Description: The law prohibiting Jurchens from dressing like the Han Chinese


Name: Global Natural Disasters (Natural Disaster)
Description: A large-scale destructive event caused by natural processes, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, or tsunamis


Name: Gibraltar (Territory)
Description: A British overseas territory located on the southern coast of the Iberian Peninsula.


Name: Sikhs and Rajputs (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: People (Species)
Description: Living organisms characterized by their ability to think and reason


Name: Lithic technology (technology)
Description: some of the oldest and continuously used technologies


Name: Museu do Estado de Minas Gerais (Building)
Description: A museum in Ouro Preto, Brazil


Name: Wavelength and intensity (properties of electromagnetic radiation)
Description: Properties that characterize visible electromagnetic radiation.


Name: geographical characteristics (Geography)
Description: The physical features that define a region or country


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: An element with the symbol Al and atomic number 13


Name: High altitudes in the Alps (Geographical Location)
Description: Mountainous areas at higher elevations


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


Name: Sardinia (GeographicalArea)
Description: a region in Italy


Name: None (implicit: The surface of crystals) (Physical Entity)
Description: The surface of crystals.


Name: 27 September 2007 (Date)
Description: The date Dawn was launched


Name: Modern Extraction Processes (Process)
Description: Modern methods of copper extraction also involve the use of malachite


Name: British explorer James Cook (historical figure)
Description: a British navigator and explorer


Name: Manifestation of Avalokitesvara (Deity)
Description: A Bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism


Name: European Union banks (Banking Institution)
Description: Banks based in the European Union


Name: Geology Department at Temple University in Philadelphia (Department)
Description: A department of geology within Temple University in Philadelphia


Name: Mammals (Class of animals)
Description: The class Mammalia, characterized by the possession of mammary glands in females and other traits


Name: 13.1% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of migrants in Germany as of 2019


Name: The Bronx (geographical_region)
Description: New Rochelle is adjacent to The Bronx, where a majority of New York State's COVID-19 positive cases were.


Name: Medicine (Healthcare Industry)
Description: In certain sodium salts used as electrolytes


Name: Emperor Wen of Liang (person)
Description: the founding emperor of the Sui dynasty, who ruled from 581 to 604


Name: Sinclair Hood (Person)
Description: Archeologist who made a classification of the seals


Name: 12–15% B2O3, 80% SiO2, and 2% Al2O3 (Compound)
Description: Borosilicate glass is typically 12–15% B2O3, 80% SiO2, and 2% Al2O3.


Name: Unemployment (EconomicMetric)
Description: Unemployment peaked just above 10% in 1991 and 1992, falling to 3.7% in 2007, rising back to 7% in late 2009, and reaching a low of 3.2% during the COVID-19 pandemic


Name: Beaver (Animal)
Description: A large rodent with a flat, scaly tail, webbed hind feet and a broad, flat, paddle-like tail.


Name: Russia (country)
Description: The country of origin for Kino.


Name: most serious native revolt against colonial power in French Algeria (Revolt)
Description: The most serious native uprising against French rule in Algeria, which broke out in 1871.


Name: Aragonite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral in the calcite group, a part of the carbonate family


Name: Greek War of Independence (War)
Description: The war for Greek independence from the Ottoman Empire (1821-1830)


Name: Members of a Profession (Role)
Description: Workers whose qualities of detachment, autonomy, and group allegiance are more extensive than those found among other groups


Name: Wyoming's Black Hills (Geographical Region)
Description: The Black Hills in Wyoming


Name: 18K gold (material)
Description: Some modern needles are plated with 18K gold for corrosion resistance.


Name: World (Place)
Description: A geographical entity that encompasses the Earth


Name: parasynthetic compounds (linguistic construction)
Description: formed by compounding and derivation with multiple lexical stems and a derivational affix


Name: Marine Mammal Skeleton (Animal skeletal structure)
Description: Skeletons of marine mammals adapted for movement in water.


Name: Pasifika New Zealander (Ethnic Group)
Description: The fourth-largest ethnic grouping in New Zealand, formed due to an increase of Pacific people migration since the 1960s


Name: Earthquake (Geological Event)
Description: 6.8 magnitude earthquake on 8 September 2023, killing more than 2,800 people


Name: Dehydrated Nacre (State)
Description: Nacre in the state of being dehydrated


Name: Fault zone at still greater depths (Geographical Location)
Description: Depths where mylonite forms


Name: Round shape, without deep bays or significant peninsulas (Shape)
Description: Thasos is generally round shaped with no significant indentations


Name: Oxygen-16 isotope (Isotope)
Description: The oxygen isotope that Allende Meteorite is enriched with


Name: Cultural norm (Social Rule)
Description: An accepted standard of conduct within a society or group


Name: Blood Pressure (PhysiologicalProcess)
Description: The reduction in blood pressure achieved by potassium supplements


Name: 2100 BC to 750 BC (Time Span)
Description: Duration of the Bronze Age in Great Britain


Name: Heavy Industry (Sector)
Description: Heavy industry still had an outsized influence.


Name: Royal Dutch Shell (Organization)
Description: Multinational oil and gas company based in the Netherlands


Name: 15-Year-Olds (Age Group)
Description: Teenagers aged 15


Name: Boston Public Library (Library)
Description: The largest public library in the New England region


Name: 30 meters range (Physical Quantity)
Description: The range over which the fulgurite is discontinuously extended


Name: Silicon radio crystal detector (Device)
Description: The first silicon semiconductor device, developed by Greenleaf Whittier Pickard in 1906


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A color associated with dominance in various species


Name: Ruins of the Minoan palaces at Knossos and Phaistos (Architecture)
Description: Popular tourist attractions


Name: President of Ukraine (official position)
Description: The head of state in Ukraine


Name: Pylos Combat Agate (Artifact)
Description: An engraved sealstone from ancient Greece, considered one of the finest works of its time


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: An island country located in South Asia


Name: Nuclear capture reactions (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: When these 10B-containing cells are irradiated with low-energy thermal neutrons, they undergo nuclear capture reactions


Name: 10th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition (Expedition)
Description: The expedition that discovered the nine meteorites in 1969


Name: Karlovy Vary Region (Region)
Description: A region in the western part of the Czech Republic.


Name: Non-Kurdish ethnic minorities (ethnic group)
Description: Ethnic groups other than Kurds, constituting 7–12% of the population.


Name: International legal processes and weak governance (Process)
Description: Factors that make enforcing corporate accountability difficult


Name: Rhode Island (State)
Description: One of the 6 states that comprise New England


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in the Northern Hemisphere


Name: different castes (Social_Structure)
Description: The four main divisions in the traditional Hindu caste system.


Name: Western Roman Empire (Historical entity)
Description: The western part of the Roman Empire


Name: Tribe Pavonini (Tribe)
Description: A tribe that includes peafowl species


Name: Strunz Classification for Minerals (Classification of Mineral)
Description: System used to classify minerals


Name: Unification (Political Ideology)
Description: The desire for Taiwan to be unified with mainland China


Name: Jerba Berber and Matmata Berber (Language)
Description: Actively spoken Berber languages in Tunisia


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


Name: Assembly of the Tomb (Event)
Description: The assembly event of the Tomb


Name: Recrystallizing as a fine-grained rock called mylonite (Geological Entity)
Description: A fine-grained metamorphic rock formed under high pressure and temperature conditions.


Name: German colonization (Ostsiedlung) (historical_event)
Description: The colonization of the Elbe-Oder region by Germans, starting in 1160


Name: Palingenesis (Term (Geology))
Description: The process of migmatite formation as coined by Sederholm


Name: Aid in personal prayer to achieve self-knowledge and knowledge of God (Function)
Description: One of the functions depicted for mirrors in paintings and book illumination


Name: Historical Theories (Concept)
Description: Explanations proposed to explain historical events


Name: The original 1846 building (Building)
Description: The original museum building later became a dance hall known as the Arlington Ballroom


Name: Organizations (Conservation Group)
Description: Groups dedicated to the preservation and protection of wildlife and natural resources


Name: Imitations of the individual style of an artist (Art historical context)
Description: Often used in the art trade to denote a distanced relationship between the style of a work and that of a well-known artist.


Name: Metal (material)
Description: refers to a typically hard, solid substance with good conductivity of electricity and heat


Name: Frederick Soddy (Person)
Description: British chemist and radiochemist


Name: Adequate Calcium intake for bone health (Healthcare)
Description: Enough Calcium intake for maintaining bone health


Name: Bones (skeletal component)
Description: Rigid organs that form part of the endoskeleton of vertebrates.


Name: Berber women (Gender)
Description: Women who wore Berber cultures jewellery as a visual element of their ethnic identity.


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: Ancient Greek temple on the Acropolis of Athens, Greece


Name: Quartz, Plagioclase, and Sanidine (Mineral Composition)
Description: The minerals present in this facies for various protoliths


Name: Goethite or limonite (mineral)
Description: Minerals responsible for the iridescent effect.


Name: East Asia (Region)
Description: A subregion of East and Southeast Asia.


Name: Spanish authorities (colonial government)
Description: The governing body during the Spanish colonization of Mexico


Name: Taiwan Sign Language (TSL) (language)
Description: Language used by the deaf community in Taiwan


Name: Tuareg people (Ethnic group)
Description: Berber peoples who live as semi-nomads in the Sahara.


Name: Irish migrants (People)
Description: Migrants who invaded Mull and the surrounding coast in the 6th century AD


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


Name: Nd:YAG laser (Solid-state laser)
Description: A solid-state laser using Nd:YAG as the host material


Name: Defective semiconductor devices (Issue)
Description: Devices that do not function properly due to crystalline faults.


Name: 22 million mobile phone subscribers (Quantity)
Description: Number of mobile phone subscribers in Afghanistan


Name: Chimalpopoca (Aztec ruler)
Description: Moteuczomatzin Ilhuicamina's brother.


Name: Disappearance of Berber frontier garrisons from sources (Disappearance)
Description: Berber garrisons no longer being mentioned in historical records


Name: European Central Bank (ECB) (Organization)
Description: The European Central Bank is the central bank for the euro area, responsible for monetary policy and maintaining price stability.


Name: potato (food crop)
Description: a root vegetable


Name: Substantial foreign aid from the United States (Financial_aid)
Description: Aid provided by the US to the ROC between 1951 and 1965


Name: Maya people of Lubaantun (Ethnic Group)
Description: Current residents of Lubaantun who continue to produce copies of original ceramic designs.


Name: emerald and chrysoberyl mine on the Takovaya stream, near Yekaterinburg in the Urals of Russia (Location)
Description: A location where large crystals of phenakite occur


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: The main religion from which various beliefs emerge


Name: Hyperbolic Angle (Mathematical Concept)
Description: An argument of a hyperbolic function just as the circular angle is the argument of a circular function.


Name: Empire of the Franks (Political Entity)
Description: The empire established by the Frankish Merovingian kings and ruled by the Carolingian dynasty


Name: Mars, Venus, Mercury, natural satellites, asteroids, and meteoroids (celestial bodies)
Description: composed of rock


Name: Islamic rule in Iberia (historical event)
Description: The rule of Islam in Iberia, following the end of the Visigothic Kingdom


Name: First international football match (Sports event)
Description: The inaugural international football match


Name: Metalworkers (Profession)
Description: Workers who create objects using metals.


Name: World Championships (Sports Event)
Description: The world championships for bandy


Name: Senado (Institution)
Description: Upper house of the Spanish Parliament


Name: District Court for the Southern District of New York (court)
Description: A U.S. district court whose jurisdiction includes Manhattan and the Bronx.


Name: Meteorite (CelestialBody)
Description: A solid piece of debris from space that can potentially cause harm to living beings.


Name: Light from the sky (light)
Description: Light coming from the sky, specifically in relation to scattering effects


Name: Chios (Island)
Description: Modern Greece gained control of Chios


Name: Undefined (Organization)
Description: Unspecified entities associated with the production of larger pearls


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


Name: Sulfur tetrafluoride (Compound)
Description: A compound used instead of fluorine in the synthesis of some pharmaceuticals


Name: Swiss literature (Literary Work)
Description: The literature produced in Switzerland


Name: Knickerbocker Rules of New York (Sports_event)
Description: The Knickerbocker Rules were a set of rules for playing baseball in New York City, eventually becoming popular nationwide.


Name: Federal Constitution (Constitution)
Description: The fundamental law and the supreme law of Brazil


Name: Theravada School's later spread (Historical Event)
Description: The later spread of the Theravada school from Sri Lanka to Southeast Asia after the 5th century CE


Name: Baptist Bible Fellowship International (Religious Organization)
Description: A Baptist Christian denomination with its headquarters in Springfield, Missouri


Name: Mayan princess (person)
Description: Legendary Mayan princess transformed into a maquech


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (Culture)
Description: An ancient Greek culture of the Bronze Age


Name: America (Continent)
Description: The continent of America is named after him.


Name: large-scale projects (Engineering feat)
Description: Includes fortifications, bridges, culverts, aqueducts, dams and roads suitable for wheeled traffic


Name: The Holocene Epoch (Geological Period)
Description: The current epoch, starting about 11,700 years ago.


Name: 26Mg, free protons and neutrons (Compound)
Description: A compound that results in the creation of 27Al.


Name: 1919–1922 Greco-Turkish War (Conflict)
Description: A war between Greece and Turkey that lasted from 1919 to 1922


Name: Tomb of the Scipios (historical artifact)
Description: A historical tomb in Rome that was associated with the Scipio family.


Name: Abbadia Alpina (Monastery)
Description: A monastery near Mosogno


Name: 1964 (Year)
Description: Year of Nehru's death


Name: Leicestershire (Adjacent County)
Description: It borders Leicestershire to the south-east


Name: Great Drought (1877-78) (Natural Disaster)
Description: Worst in Brazil's history, caused approximately half a million deaths


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: A color not used in heraldry


Name: Centuries (time period)
Description: A period of 100 years, or more generally any length of time


Name: Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (international treaty)
Description: A treaty to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and weapons technology


Name: Örebro (City)
Description: The sixth-largest city in Sweden


Name: lakes (Natural Feature)
Description: The lakes in North Macedonia.


Name: collections of ancient sculpture, coins and over 4,000 gems (collection)
Description: The collections owned by Frederick the Great of Prussia


Name: Intergraph (Company)
Description: An American software and services company, founded and based in Huntsville, Alabama


Name: Issues related to transparency and ethics (Problem)
Description: Problems that impact both producers and consumers in the gemstone industry.


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


Name: Imperial Topaz (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Manhattan (Location)
Description: City where Arie Poldervaart died


Name: Old Faithful and geysers (Geyser, Landmark)
Description: Notable geographical features or man-made structures with historical, cultural, or natural significance


Name: Talison (Organization)
Description: The largest organization in the lithium space in 2012


Name: Tokonoma (Container)
Description: A container or box still found in Japanese houses and shops


Name: Ion transporters (pumps) (Biological process)
Description: Gates are present in ion transporters (pumps) to control the movement of ions.


Name: Bronze Age and Iron Age inhabitants (People)
Description: Inhabitants who lived on the Isle of Mull during Bronze and Iron ages


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: Religion that the Afghan Pashtuns remain committed to


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A material made up mostly of iron and carbon with possibly other elements


Name: Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2 (ChemicalFormula)
Description: The chemical formula of Azurite


Name: Late Roman Empire (historical period)
Description: The period when these medallions were distributed


Name: Extreme concentration of frictional sliding (Geological Process)
Description: The process that occurs on a fault surface during seismic activity, leading to the formation of pseudotachylyte.


Name: Industrial Diamonds (Material)
Description: Diamonds used in various industrial applications


Name: Colombian art (Art)
Description: The art produced in Colombia during the specified time period


Name: Mourning Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: A unique category of jewellery that originated in England during this period


Name: Lacquer (Material of Tableware)
Description: One of the materials used for tableware in some cultures


Name: Netherlands women's field hockey team (Sports_team)
Description: The Dutch women's field hockey team


Name: epics like the Igor Tale were written (epic)
Description: The epics that were composed in Old East Slavic.


Name: Arabic word 'lazaward' (language)
Description: Old Arabic word for blue


Name: Very detailed fossils (Fossil)
Description: Fossils that are very detailed due to the small scale of permineralization.


Name: Fuchsmühl (quarry in Wunsiedel) (quarry)
Description: A quarry located in the town of Wunsiedel


Name: - (-)
Description: A list of other significant rivers found in China


Name: Gold Fixing in London (financial procedure)
Description: The procedure that determines the daily benchmark price of gold


Name: Czar Alexander II (Person)
Description: Russian emperor who emancipated Russia's serfs and after whom alexandrite is named


Name: a = 4.75 Å, c = 12.982 Å (Physical Property)
Description: Lattice parameters of corundum at standard conditions


Name: $17,295,796 (Monetary value)
Description: The highest price a sapphire has ever been recorded to be sold at auction as of November 2019.


Name: Liechtensteiners (Ethnic Group)
Description: German-speaking people of Liechtenstein


Name: Denominaciones de Origen (Quality Label)
Description: Specific regional designations for cured ham


Name: Empire of Brazil (Political Entity)
Description: The independent country of Brazil during the monarchy era


Name: Buddha's_words (Text)
Description: The teachings of the Buddha that were orally transmitted


Name: gem gravels of Sri Lanka (geological_location)
Description: Where Almandine is abundantly found.


Name: Hiko-hoho-demi no Mikoto (Legendary Japanese figure)
Description: A legendary Japanese figure who acted accordingly to the Sea-God's instructions


Name: Definition of modern art (Art Concept)
Description: Greenberg's definition that is important to many of the ideas of art within the various art movements of the 20th century and early 21st century


Name: Five state universities (Educational institution)
Description: The number of state universities in North Macedonia


Name: these regions (Region)
Description: Specific autonomous regions of China


Name: Ciclo Formativo de Grado Medio (medium level vocation education) (Professional Development Education)
Description: A medium level of professional development or vocational education in Spain


Name: cycling tours of Greece (Tour type)
Description: Tours that focus on exploring Greece by bike


Name: Necklaces, Pendants, Earrings (Jewelry)
Description: Chains or strings for adorning the body


Name: famous Dutch painters (Group)
Description: A group of famous Dutch painters from the 19th and 20th century


Name: fragments of the Tenham meteorite (Meteorite Fragment)
Description: The specific fragments where Ringwoodite was found


Name: Several years (Duration of cultivation)
Description: The typical time for harvesting Edison pearls


Name: Engraving (Art Technique)
Description: The process of creating prints by cutting a design into a metal plate


Name: The Vendian Period (Geological Period Proposal)
Description: A proposed geological period, covering the time from the end of the Neoproterozoic Eon to the beginning of the Cambrian Period.


Name: Metalworkers (Occupation)
Description: Skilled workers who helped in the construction of the Parthenon.


Name: White (Color)
Description: A color in Western culture


Name: monoclinic (Crystal system)
Description: A crystal system having two axes of unequal length


Name: Absence of an industrial sector (absence)
Description: Lack of development in the industrial sector


Name: Fibulae (Etruscan jewelry)
Description: Item that became closer to jewelry in the archaic period


Name: Yes (Boolean)
Description: Improved standards of living are desirable


Name: the end of the bronze trade (event)
Description: An event that indicates the cessation of the bronze trade.


Name: oni (Demons)
Description: Ogres or demons in Japanese folklore who kidnapped, raped, and pillaged.


Name: Hephaestus (Character)
Description: Greek god of fire, metalworking, and crafts who first crafted his work from coral


Name: the dispersion of its outer layers across space (event)
Description: A supernova is a violent and extremely luminous explosion that occurs within a star, resulting in the dispersion of its outer layers across space.


Name: Climate of Greece (Meteorological Phenomenon)
Description: The predominant climate of Greece is Mediterranean


Name: Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Persia, India, China, Ancient Greece, Rome, Inca, Maya, Olmec (Civilizations)
Description: Centers of early civilization with unique and characteristic art styles


Name: Water (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound composed of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.


Name: Niello technique (Technique)
Description: Process of applying dark inlays to metalwork


Name: stone tool usage (activity)
Description: The use of tools made from stone.


Name: up to 98 or 99% of light to wavelengths as long as 2000 nm, but loses nearly all reflectivity at wavelengths shorter than 350 nm (percentage)
Description: Silver can reflect up to 98 or 99% of light to wavelengths as long as 2000 nm, but loses nearly all reflectivity at wavelengths shorter than 350 nm


Name: the Aztec Empire (empire)
Description: An empire that expanded its political hegemony far beyond the Valley of Mexico.


Name: Sulfuric acid (Inorganic compound)
Description: A strongly corrosive, inorganic chemical compound with the formula SO3(OH)2.


Name: Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha (Person)
Description: A Turkish corsair, military commander, and pirate of the Ottoman Empire.


Name: World (Continent)
Description: The global ranking of Russia in terms of population size


Name: Synthetic Alexandrite (Mineral)
Description: A misnomer for the synthetic color-change sapphire. Genuine Alexandrite is a variety of Chrysoberyl, not Sapphire.


Name: Cultural lenses (Concept)
Description: The cultural background or perspective that may make people view the same events differently


Name: Chemistry (Subject)
Description: Science concerned with matter, structure, and properties


Name: Northern portions of California (north of the Bay Area) (Geographical Area)
Description: Northern parts of California north of the San Francisco Bay Area


Name: Reptile kidney (animal organ)
Description: The kidney of a reptile


Name: Blue pigment (Colorant)
Description: Used in various applications


Name: Metals (e.g., Aluminium, Titanium) (Element)
Description: A class of elements characterized by their physical properties and chemical reactivity.


Name: Decatur (City)
Description: The city is located north of Huntsville, and was incorporated on February 12, 1809.


Name: Algerian Environment (Natural World)
Description: The environment of Algeria, which includes ecosystems, natural resources, and biodiversity


Name: Toluca Valley (Geographical Location)
Description: A valley in Mexico where Tollocan is situated


Name: Dietary supplements (Medicine)
Description: Medicines that utilize zinc carbonate


Name: British registered notaries (Profession)
Description: A specific group of notaries within Britain


Name: RGB Color Model (Color Theory)
Description: A color model that describes the colors in terms of red, green, and blue light.


Name: sapphire components (Product)
Description: Sapphire components manufactured by Corning Incorporated


Name: Art jewelry (Art)
Description: Laid down many of the values and attitudes for later twentieth century ideals of art or studio jewelry


Name: Carolyn Funk (Person)
Description: A contemporary artist who is reintroducing mezzotint to a wider audience.


Name: Ideological conflict, competition in technology and space exploration (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined the Cold War


Name: $5-8 per kilogram (Monetary Value)
Description: The cost range for producing a kilogram of fluorine


Name: Nuclear power plants (Energy Industry)
Description: A power station that obtains heat from nuclear fission to generate electricity


Name: Colombia's Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian court responsible for trying those responsible for serious crimes committed during the armed conflict.


Name: 18,853 (at the 2021 census) (Population)
Description: The population of Larne at the 2021 census


Name: high levels of phosphate in the blood accompanied by kidney failure (Medical Condition)
Description: Lanthanum carbonate is a medication used for treating high levels of phosphate in the blood.


Name: commercial navigation services across Asia in 2012 (Service Start Year)
Description: The year commercial navigation services offered by Beidou across Asia


Name: Hafsid Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber Muslim dynasty that ruled much of modern-day Tunisia from 1236 to 1574.


Name: During World War I (Time period)
Description: The period during World War I.


Name: Polishing a diamond (Process)
Description: Indicates the effect of polishing a diamond.


Name: Sculptures, paintings, art objects, historical records, and historical clothing (Historical items)
Description: Items from ancient Chinese history


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


Name: Photoengraving (method) (Sub-Process)
Description: A specific method of photoengraving that produces a shallow depression in the metal


Name: Liège Province and around Charleroi (Region)
Description: A region in Eastern Belgium


Name: Highland regiments (now usually only worn by drummers, pipers and bandsmen) (Military Unit)
Description: Highland regiments that originally wore the longer version of hackle


Name: Nabi Musa Shrine Complex (Historical Site)
Description: A shrine complex located in Jerusalem


Name: Apples (Fruit)
Description: A significant production of apples


Name: women (gender)
Description: Female individuals


Name: Peter Winter (Person)
Description: Member of the Landtag in Bavaria, Germany who founded Wir im Spessart


Name: Yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) (Material)
Description: A solid oxide material used as an electrolyte in the solid oxide membrane technology.


Name: Balancing the input of fuel and oxidizer to stoichiometric proportions (Process)
Description: A process that ensures an equal amount of fuel and oxidizer for optimal combustion


Name: during renovations (Historical event)
Description: During repair or modification work on the Parthenon


Name: Italian Law (Legislation)
Description: The law of Italy with several sources and a hierarchy


Name: Development of cheques (Historical event)
Description: The contribution of Goldsmith bankers to the development and adoption of cheques.


Name: pomegranate supply (Supply)
Description: The availability of pomegranates within a country


Name: Protective Clothing (Safety Equipment)
Description: Clothing used by printmakers for safety during etching and lithography.


Name: China (Country)
Description: Largest country in East Asia and the world's most populous nation


Name: People (Group of People)
Description: Refers to the group of people who benefited from the increased affordability of tableware


Name: Year 2023 (Time Period)
Description: The year when tuition fees were implemented


Name: Special Characteristic (Geological Property)
Description: Specific impurities or structural defects


Name: Unknown (AbstractConcept)
Description: Scholars have differing opinions on the origin of Buddhism


Name: Teachings Attributed to the Buddha (Philosophy)
Description: The source of Buddhist teachings


Name: Golden eagles (Bird of prey)
Description: A large bird found in the Alps.


Name: Step cut (Diamond cut)
Description: Classification of diamond cuts including square, triangle, kite, lozenge, trapeze (trapezoid), and obus shapes


Name: Space Oblique Mercator Map Projection (Map Projection)
Description: A map projection used for interpreting satellite ground tracks


Name: Current location of peridot mining (Location)
Description: The current location where peridot is mined


Name: Alexander III (Person)
Description: Son of Alexander II


Name: Metamorphic layers (Geological Feature)
Description: The metamorphic rocks found within the Black Hills.


Name: Round, oval, or square shape (Geometric characteristic)
Description: The hanko varies in size and shape.


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: Eastern Roman Empire from 330 to 1453


Name: Battery Production (Electrical Engineering)
Description: The manufacturing process for batteries, devices that store and provide electrical power.


Name: Kaohsiung (City)
Description: A port city in southwestern Taiwan.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country that disputed the name Macedonia prior to 2018


Name: Shinkolobwe Ore Deposit (Geological Formation)
Description: A formation within the Shinkolobwe Ore Deposit


Name: Amount of Glass (Quantity)
Description: The total amount of Darwin Glass present in the 50 km2 study area


Name: United States Exploring Expedition (Expedition)
Description: The exploration expedition that visited Tahiti in Sept. 1839


Name: Clinochlore (Mineral)
Description: A variety of Chlorite group minerals.


Name: Children's Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed for children, offering durability and safety features


Name: Medieval Latin (Language)
Description: A form of Latin used during the Middle Ages, particularly in religious and scholarly contexts


Name: Russia's biodiversity (BioDiversity)
Description: Specifically refers to the biodiversity of Russia


Name: Thomas Young (Scientist)
Description: British scientist who proposed the name aluminium for the element


Name: Mexico's Aztec past (historical period)
Description: the history of Mexico during the time of the Aztecs


Name: Cyclists (Group)
Description: People who ride bicycles, especially as a sport or recreation.


Name: Various purposes including glassmaking and as a ore of fluorine (Usage)
Description: Fluorite has been used historically for various purposes such as glassmaking, ceramics, and as a source of fluorine


Name: Greenwich Village in Lower Manhattan (Location)
Description: Destination of the NYC Pride March


Name: Quadrirectangular Irregular Tetrahedron (Shape)
Description: A tetrahedron with four rectangles forming its faces.


Name: Australia's Contemporary Jewellery Community (Jewellery Community)
Description: The contemporary jewellers in Australia have embraced modern materials and techniques, as well as traditional workmanship


Name: Conical hat (Clothing)
Description: A type of traditional Chinese brimless hat with a conical crown.


Name: Teva i Uta and Teva i Tai (clans)
Description: Dominant clans in Tahiti before European arrival


Name: Higher Mohs hardness (Property)
Description: A characteristic of certain artificial substances, making them harder than diamond


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A Nordic country in Northern Europe


Name: Free France (Government)
Description: The government-in-exile led by Charles de Gaulle


Name: larger punctures for a variety of purposes (purpose of use)
Description: Made larger punctures for a variety of purposes.


Name: drown Hoderi (event)
Description: An event involving the characters Hoori and Hoderi


Name: 0.82 (PhysicalQuantity)
Description: Potassium has an electronegativity of 0.82.


Name: Sporting goods (Recreational equipment)
Description: Equipment and materials designed for sports, exercise, or other recreational activities.


Name: - (-)
Description: Capable of igniting spontaneously in air


Name: Label accuracy (Condition)
Description: The proper disclosure of product contents, safety warnings, and claims on food labels to prevent misinformation and ensure consumer protection


Name: Physical Characteristics of Gorillas (Gorilla Trait)
Description: A description of the physical features of gorillas.


Name: United Nations and its member states (International Organization)
Description: The United Nations and its member states about the activation of the constitutional amendments that renamed the country as North Macedonia


Name: Early 2000s (Time Period)
Description: Memorial diamonds started to appear in the market in the early 2000s.


Name: Sheep population (Population)
Description: A large number of sheep living in the municipality of Oppdal, Norway


Name: Emperor Jimmu (Person)
Description: The legendary first emperor of Japan


Name: Immense region (Geographical_Entity)
Description: An immense region that belonged to the Bulgars


Name: Lettering style of Jitsuin (Typography)
Description: Writing or typing style of Jitsuin


Name: Hartford Convention (Historical event)
Description: A convention held in the winter of 1814 by New England Federalists


Name: Arthropods (Class of Animals)
Description: A class of invertebrate animals having an exoskeleton, segmented bodies, and paired jointed appendages.


Name: over 689 mammals. (Species)
Description: -


Name: Stonemasons (Group)
Description: Masons from far and wide who assisted in the Parthenon project.


Name: ephemeral materials (material)
Description: Materials that are temporary or short-lived, often used for quick sketches or models


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: Country located in the Southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: Island of Ikaria (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, part of Greece


Name: Single crystals of synthetic diamond enriched in 12C (99.9%) (Material)
Description: Single crystals of synthetic diamond that are 99.9% enriched with 12C isotope


Name: Upanishads (Text)
Description: A collection of texts in the Vedas that focus on philosophical and spiritual ideas.


Name: Trioxygen (O3) (Allotrope of Oxygen)
Description: The true name of ozone.


Name: native small and medium-sized rodents and marsupials in Australia (Wildlife)
Description: -


Name: The mite Sarcoptes scabiei (Parasite)
Description: A type of mite


Name: 400 BC and 600 AD (Time period)
Description: A period spanning approximately 26 centuries ago


Name: Cresciano Coat of Arms (Coat of arms)
Description: The coat of arms of Cresciano


Name: Water and food sources (Resource)
Description: Areas where water or food can be found, which can be negatively impacted by acid mine drainage


Name: tourists can enjoy a beach (Activity)
Description: Activities available for tourists in Mallorca


Name: Pink Diamonds (gemstone)
Description: The gemological community most commonly attributes both colors to gliding atoms in the diamond's structure as it undergoes enormous pressure during its formation.


Name: Viruses (biological entity)
Description: Entities that are larger than atomic dimensions but small enough to exhibit Brownian motion, just like nanoparticles.


Name: Chromotherapy (Alternative Medicine Practice)
Description: A form of alternative medicine attributed to various Eastern traditions.


Name: the breadbasket of the Minoan empire—the area north of the Black Sea (geographical region)
Description: The geographical region that provided food for the Minoan empire.


Name: Arthur Verdier (Person)
Description: A shipper from Marseille who was named Resident of the Establishment of Ivory Coast.


Name: Total number of hanfu enthusiasts across China (Quantity)
Description: The projected total number of hanfu enthusiasts across China.


Name: Flat Gravers (Graver)
Description: A graver tool used for fill work on letters, wriggle cuts on most musical instrument engraving work.


Name: their inclusion in the typical shaman attire (Shaman attire)
Description: Elements worn by traditional Chinese mediums


Name: UN (United Nations) (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that promotes peace, security, and development worldwide


Name: Terracotta (Type of earthenware)
Description: A type of earthenware that is often unglazed or glazed, and its fired body is porous.


Name: migmatite (GeologicalPhenomenon)
Description: Rock with fragments of older rock cemented by granite


Name: most other sedimentary rocks (Geological_rock)
Description: Rocks that are formed by the deposition of mineral or organic particles


Name: Materials (Substance or mixture of substances)
Description: Materials are inputs to manufacturing processes to produce products or more complex materials


Name: Luxembourg (country)
Description: The country of Luxembourg in 1814


Name: Education Quality (Quality of Service)
Description: An aspect related to the level and standard of education provided in Turkey.


Name: Western Culture (Culture)
Description: A culture in Western hemisphere where gold was a cause for corruption


Name: Soot and animal glue (Materials)
Description: Materials used in the production of early Chinese ink


Name: Madder (dye)
Description: A red dye used in the Middle Ages to create purple fabrics


Name: Golden Hats (Berlin example) (Artifact)
Description: A specific golden hat from Berlin, fully preserved


Name: reused or sent to the landfill (Disposal methods)
Description: Ways C&D waste is handled


Name: Iron-Nickel Alloy (Material)
Description: A solid solution composed of iron and nickel


Name: Hasan (historical figure)
Description: son of Hayreddin Barbarossa and Beylerbey of Algiers


Name: Less developed countries (Country)
Description: Countries that have lower levels of economic or social development compared to other countries.


Name: garrigue (ecosystem)
Description: Mediterranean shrubland ecosystem


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


Name: White people (Race)
Description: A demographic group based on ancestry or nationality


Name: Four national parks (National Parks)
Description: Unspecified


Name: Robert of Holy Island (Medieval Person)
Description: A medieval bishop who served as Bishop of Durham


Name: Principality of Florence (Political Entity)
Description: A former city-state and Grand Duchy in central Italy


Name: Emirate of Crete (Political Entity)
Description: The Emirate of Crete was a Saracen emirate that existed from 824 to 961 AD.


Name: Jenakite (Variety of mineral or mineraloid)
Description: A new variety of Nuummite discovered in central Mauritania.


Name: Marie Curie's Legacy (Historical Impact)
Description: Impact of Marie Curie's work on the physical and societal aspects


Name: Axis powers (Military Alliance)
Description: The Axis Powers were the nations that opposed the Allies during World War II


Name: Pre-sectarian Buddhism (Buddhist period)
Description: The canonical period prior to the development of different schools with their different positions


Name: Immigrant population distribution among Andalusian provinces (distribution)
Description: The geographical distribution of the immigrant population within the provinces of Andalusia


Name: Pulp (Product)
Description: The material obtained from wood or other plant substances that is used as a raw material in the manufacture of paper, cardboard, and related products.


Name: Amounts of fraud cases (Quantitative data)
Description: Different levels of fraud cases based on their value.


Name: Limestone (Geological Rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed largely of the minerals calcite and aragonite, usually in the form of shell fragments


Name: Catalyst (Substance)
Description: A substance that increases the rate of a reaction without being consumed in the process


Name: Investment in renewable energy (Financial resource)
Description: Capital invested in renewable energy projects and infrastructure


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A metallic element that can cause manganism.


Name: Mining (Process)
Description: The process of extracting minerals and ores from the earth


Name: Gothic period (Historical period)
Description: A period in Western European art, architecture, and music that started around 1100 and ended at about 1500.


Name: oldest remains of early modern humans outside of Africa (Archaeological finding)
Description: dated to 200,000 years ago


Name: Panagiotis Kavvadias (Person)
Description: A Greek archaeologist who conducted excavations on the Acropolis of Athens


Name: Human body (BiologicalSystem)
Description: The biological system that Calcium is abundant in.


Name: Increasing the ambient temperature (Process)
Description: A process that raises the surrounding temperature to help sustain combustion


Name: Manganese exposure in the workplace (Health Risk)
Description: Exposure to manganese in workplaces


Name: X-Rays (Radiation)
Description: A type of ionizing electromagnetic radiation


Name: Many Taiwanese graduates (group of people)
Description: A large number of graduates from Taiwanese universities


Name: Specific complex design elements (Design element)
Description: Design elements that forged the Baroque movement in jewelry design


Name: road construction (Construction industry)
Description: Crushed quartzite is sometimes used in road construction.


Name: 10,900 hectares of forest (Area)
Description: If the Spessart were to become a national park


Name: Gemstones (Natural resource)
Description: Hard minerals crystallized within the earth.


Name: Epsom salts (Chemical compound)
Description: A hydrated magnesium sulfate compound with the formula MgSO4·7H2O


Name: The properties and performance of the cosmetic product (Property)
Description: The ingredients determine the texture, color, fragrance, and other properties of the cosmetic product


Name: Co-product (Concept)
Description: A term used to indicate that although it is secondary, it is desired product


Name: Freedom of Press (Right)
Description: Formally


Name: University of Alabama in Huntsville (university)
Description: A public university located in Huntsville, Alabama.


Name: Habibullah Kalakani (Person)
Description: Leader of the Saqqawist forces who seized control of Kabul


Name: Antoine Lavoisier (Person)
Description: A French chemist who listed Carbon as an element in 1789.


Name: Popular Components in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The popular components found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Exocentric Compound (compound (linguistics))
Description: A type of compound whose meaning cannot be transparently guessed from its constituent parts


Name: 1966–1970 (Time Period)
Description: The period when ÖVP held power in Austria


Name: Ottoman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: Empire that has been giving various medals since the 18th century.


Name: White Americans (Ethnic Group)
Description: People who are white and identify as Americans


Name: Circle (Geometric figure)
Description: A two-dimensional geometric object in a plane that is a set of all points equidistant from a fixed point


Name: Aquamarine (mineral_variety)
Description: A blue or cyan variety of beryl.


Name: England Population (Quantity)
Description: The total population of England


Name: Alpine folk music (MusicGenre)
Description: Traditional music of the Alps


Name: Minninglow and Five Wells tombs (archaeological site)
Description: Tombs located in Minninglow and Five Wells dating back to between 2000 and 2500 BCE


Name: 14 small villages (village)
Description: -


Name: published values of 2 to 64 ppb of gold in seawater (Value)
Description: Published values indicating the amount of gold in seawater


Name: waterfalls, deep valleys, and giant sequoias (Waterfall, Valley, Tree)
Description: Natural environments characterized by waterfalls, deep valleys, or giant sequoia trees


Name: Macedonia (region) (geographical_region)
Description: The region that the Miladinov brothers were from


Name: Cheshire (geographical region)
Description: The geographical region where Alderley Edge is located


Name: French Academy of Sciences (ScientificInstitution)
Description: A leading scientific society in France


Name: Political Commentators (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who analyze and comment on political issues and events


Name: Ancient Egyptian Burials (Historical Event)
Description: Burials from ancient Egypt.


Name: Blanche Georgiana Vulliamy (Ceramic Artist)
Description: English ceramic artist


Name: Luisenfeld (German East Africa) (Geographical location)
Description: Formerly part of German East Africa


Name: Spanish Financial Crisis (Event)
Description: The economic crisis that occurred in Spain from 2008 to 2016


Name: bribery and extortion in public service areas (Issue)
Description: A measure taken by the Taliban to tackle corruption


Name: €7.4 billion (Currency Amount)
Description: Based on the given context


Name: U.S. Fire Arms Mfg. Co. (Firearm Manufacturer)
Description: A firearm manufacturer based in Hartford


Name: Berbers (Cultural group)
Description: A North African ethnic group.


Name: King Philip's War (War)
Description: A conflict between 1675 and 1678 in which the colonists and their Indian allies faced a widespread Indian uprising


Name: Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) (Technique)
Description: Another method of growing synthetic diamond.


Name: nails or hooks (Material)
Description: Depending on the method used, either nails or hooks are used for fixing the tiles


Name: the main source of skill for (Occupation)
Description: Craft artists and fine artists


Name: Alexander I (Person)
Description: Emperor of Russia from 1801 to 1825.


Name: Anschluss as completing the long overdue unification of all Germans into one state (Idea)
Description: The concept that the annexation of Austria would bring together all ethnic Germans in a single country


Name: Strumica Region (Region)
Description: The Strumica region that was annexed to Serbian Macedonia in 1919.


Name: Shoreline settlements on Thasos (Settlement)
Description: Modern coastal communities on the island


Name: Sculpture Garden (Art Collection)
Description: A collection of sculptures displayed in a garden setting.


Name: Talc layers (Chemical Structure)
Description: Layers found in the mineral talc, characterized by a stack of TOT layers


Name: Saijō Domain (Japanese feudal domain)
Description: A historical territory of Japan during the Edo period


Name: 48.5% of the population were Christian, 27.7% were Muslim (Percentage)
Description: Religious composition according to the census


Name: Dominant powers on the continent (Political Entity Group)
Description: The four major powers that emerged after the Congress of Vienna in 1815


Name: Telecommunications and utilities sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: use of iron (material usage)
Description: Preceded the use of iron.


Name: Mature Sea Urchin (Echinoderm)
Description: The fully grown sea urchin, characterized by five equally sized parts.


Name: High crime rate (SocialIssue)
Description: A problem related to the cultivation and trafficking of cocaine.


Name: Cheshire (Adjacent County)
Description: It borders Cheshire to the west


Name: a monumental and major work of Algerian literature (Literary Work)
Description: -


Name: Pope Gregory I (Person)
Description: Pope from 590 to 604


Name: Westchester County population (Demographic Data)
Description: The total population of Westchester County in 1950.


Name: Document (implicit) (Artifact)
Description: Extensively about pre-Hispanic religion as well as the history of the Mexica


Name: Jaw apparatus (anatomical structure)
Description: Structure controlling the protrusion and action of teeth in sea urchins


Name: List of birthstones (standardized list)
Description: The official list of birthstones adopted by the (American) National Association of Jewelers in 1912.


Name: OWL2 (OWL Flavor)
Description: An OWL flavor that supports metaclasses through punning.


Name: Mantis Shrimp (Invertebrate)
Description: A type of invertebrate known for its complex eyes and high number of cone types


Name: Sober wardrobe that was mostly black, brown and gray (Fashion)
Description: Europeans (Protestants and Catholics) eventually adopted a sober wardrobe that was mostly black, brown and gray


Name: Hindu minorities (Demographic group)
Description: Groups of Hindus forming a minority in various regions


Name: German Emperor William I (Monarch)
Description: Emperor of Germany who reigned during the time of Bismarck's policies


Name: UK Atomic Weapons Establishment (organization)
Description: The location where HELEN laser is located


Name: Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Law)
Description: US law regulating financial institutions and markets


Name: Endemic Plants (Botanical Entity Class)
Description: Includes Sicilian fir, Barbaricina columbine, Sea marigold, and others


Name: Agamas in Tantra (scriptures)
Description: Authoritative scriptures or teachings of Shiva to Shakti in Agamic schools of Hinduism


Name: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Person)
Description: a famous composer


Name: Reichsgau Sudetenland (Political Division)
Description: An administrative division of Nazi Germany


Name: Visual Art (Art Form)
Description: An art form that includes painting, drawing, print or sculpture.


Name: Uranium-235 (Isotope)
Description: A fissile isotope of uranium


Name: Kopaonik mountains (Mountains)
Description: The mountains that make up the Kopaonik mountain range


Name: Atmospheric Pollution (Environmental issue)
Description: The contamination of Earth's atmosphere by foreign substances


Name: Aluminium (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white, ductile metal


Name: Metalsmith (Occupation)
Description: A craftsperson fashioning useful items out of various metals


Name: Byzantine, Roman, early Iranian, and other pre-Islamic magic (magic practice)
Description: Magical practices that existed prior to Islam.


Name: Private healthcare systems (healthcare_system)
Description: Healthcare services provided privately in Brazil


Name: Octahedral coordination (Geometric shape)
Description: A geometric representation of a cation surrounded by six anions.


Name: Greater general prosperity and a very wealthy class (Economic Condition)
Description: Condition that allowed for increased patronage of art


Name: Ngāti Toa, Ngāti Rārua and Ngāti Tama (Tribe)
Description: Three Māori tribes that invaded the South Island around 1828


Name: Biocapacity Deficit (Measurement)
Description: The Netherlands was running a biocapacity deficit of 4.0 global hectares per person in 2016


Name: Plate Tectonics (Geological Phenomena)
Description: The process by which the Earth's surface is resurfaced


Name: Nickel (Metal)
Description: Nickel is not used in gold alloys due to toxicity


Name: The long and complex period of the Decline of Buddhism in the Indian subcontinent (Historical period)
Description: A historical period marking the beginning of the decline of Buddhism in the Indian subcontinent.


Name: Dutch population (Population)
Description: The population of Dutch people or descendants of Dutch people


Name: Exploitation of Natural Resources and Labor (issue)
Description: A situation that arises due to unsafe and underpaid working conditions in gemstone mining.


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A form of carbon with a crystal structure consisting of tetrahedrally bonded carbon atoms


Name: Converse, New Balance, Reebok (Companies)
Description: Athletic and footwear companies based in Boston


Name: Cantonal Circles of Lugano (Administrative Division)
Description: The territorial units within the city of Lugano


Name: Discovery of Minoan bronze dagger with silver rivets (discovery)
Description: The discovery that highlighted the cultural and commercial exchanges


Name: Northwest Missouri State University (University)
Description: The university's current name


Name: North Macedonia national football team (SportsTeam)
Description: The national football team of North Macedonia


Name: Soapstone (Industry) (Dimension Stone)
Description: A type of soapstone used in industrial applications.


Name: Kami (Deity)
Description: Spirits and gods in Japanese mythology


Name: Timna Park (Park)
Description: Nearby location


Name: Amnesty International (Organization)
Description: An international non-governmental organization focused on human rights


Name: Central Political Organisation (Political Structure)
Description: Until 1848


Name: Ethnic Poles (Group)
Description: People ethnically identified as Polish in the Volhynia and Eastern Galicia regions.


Name: Mercenaries waiting place (Historical Event)
Description: Place where mercenaries waited to be employed


Name: Cartographer (occupation)
Description: A professional mapmaker.


Name: OECD member states (International Organization)
Description: An organization of mainly developed countries


Name: Thresher (American) (Social group)
Description: Upper-class Americans who united art and leisure


Name: Son of a Swedish king (person)
Description: A person born as the son of a Swedish king.


Name: Venetian Republic (Political Entity)
Description: A former maritime republic in Italy


Name: Yuanshan culture (Culture)
Description: A culture that was characterized by rice harvesting.


Name: stairsteps (Architectural feature)
Description: Quartzite can be used as stairsteps.


Name: Kopaonik's plant life (Flora)
Description: Collection was kept in the Imperial Natural History Museum in Vienna


Name: Claus Sluter (Person)
Description: A sculptor who lived in the late 14th century.


Name: Byzantine Fleet (Naval Force)
Description: The navy of the Byzantine Empire, also known as the Eastern Roman Empire


Name: some enzymes (biochemical compounds)
Description: Class of biological molecules that catalyze chemical reactions


Name: University Campus Suffolk (Educational Institution)
Description: Another educational institution located in Ipswich


Name: Welsh language (Language)
Description: A Celtic language spoken in the UK


Name: royal governors (political position)
Description: Royal governors were appointed to nearly all the colonies


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: An island country located in Europe


Name: Inwood, Manhattan (Place)
Description: Inwood


Name: the corium produced in the Chernobyl disaster (Material)
Description: A lava-like glassy material formed in the nuclear meltdown of reactor core 4.


Name: Orange (Color) (Color)
Description: A color


Name: Ruth Dreifuss (Person)
Description: A Swiss politician who served as a member of the Federal Council


Name: Original ancient pieces (artifact)
Description: An object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest.


Name: Andalusite, Aluminum silicate mineral group, Kyanite, Sillimanite, Muscovite, Biotite, Garnet, Staurolite, Corderite, Mica mineral group (Geological minerals)
Description: The various types of Silicate minerals


Name: Josiah Wedgwood (Person)
Description: A potter who copied the effects of Ancient Roman carved gemstone cameos


Name: Serranía de la Lindosa (Archaeological Site)
Description: A site in Colombia with 12,500-year-old pictographs.


Name: Organometallic Iron-Based Bonds (Bond Type)
Description: Bonds found in the protein-rich cuticles of sea mussels


Name: University of Tokyo (Educational institution)
Description: Highest ranking university in Japan


Name: school bus, high school, lowest common denominator (compound lexeme)
Description: Examples of open compounds


Name: SiO2 semiconductor oxide transistor (Device)
Description: The first planar transistors, in which drain and source were adjacent at the same surface


Name: Ludwig Wilhelm Gilbert (Scientist)
Description: German chemist who proposed the name Kalium for potassium in 1809.


Name: 17th Century (Time Period)
Description: From 1609 to 1680.


Name: Frederick Soddy (Person)
Description: A British radiochemist and Nobel laureate


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Titanium tetrachloride (Chemical Substance)
Description: A titanium-chlorine compound


Name: Durrani Sardars and influential tribal leaders (Group)
Description: Leaders purged by Timur Shah Durrani


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: the second largest continent


Name: Primary School in Russia (Education system)
Description: The primary school education system in Russia


Name: being small, dense, and composed primarily of helium and carbon with no more nuclear fuel (property)
Description: A White Dwarf is a small, dense star composed primarily of helium and carbon that has exhausted all its nuclear fuel.


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Al and atomic number 13


Name: Advanced market economy (Economy_type)
Description: An economy characterized by a high degree of specialization, large capital investments, and considerable foreign trade


Name: Emotions, activity, and nationality (concepts related to human life)
Description: Concepts that are associated with the perception of color.


Name: Painting in Greece (Art)
Description: Traditions of art that were interconnected within ancient Greece


Name: Yttrium (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 39 and symbol Y


Name: Cathedral of Florence dome (Architectural work)
Description: A dome built by Filippo Brunelleschi for the Cathedral of Florence


Name: Thousands of spiny dye-murex snails (Sea Snail)
Description: The process involved thousands of these snails


Name: Magnesium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Mg and atomic number 12


Name: Holes in Coins (Feature)
Description: The feature that helps differentiate the coins.


Name: Thomas Hobbes and Jean-Jacques Rousseau (Philosophers)
Description: European philosophers who contrasted 'culture' with 'the state of nature'


Name: Must Farm near Whittlesey (Archaeological Site)
Description: Site host to the most complete Bronze Age wheel ever found


Name: Grey Power or Grey Vote (Term)
Description: Term used to describe influence of older voters as a voting bloc


Name: Modern Art (Art Movement)
Description: Art produced during the modernist period


Name: Cumbric or Old Welsh (Language)
Description: The language in which Y Gododdin was written


Name: constitutional matters (CourtResponsibility)
Description: Areas related to constitutional law that the Bundesverfassungsgericht handles


Name: Dirfi (mountain)
Description: A mountain in Euboea with a height of 1,743 m (5,719 ft)


Name: Asphalt concrete (Product)
Description: A type of construction material used to surface roads, driveways, and airfields


Name: Neodymium Toxicity (physical property)
Description: Toxicity has not been thoroughly investigated


Name: The breakdown of biopolymers into their nanoscale building blocks (Process)
Description: The process resulting in the production of nanocellulose


Name: two terms (political limit)
Description: The president is limited to two five-year terms.


Name: 215,000 (numeric_value)
Description: Capped at 215,000 personnel


Name: Tengri (Deity)
Description: Tengrü is hypothesized to be the original form of Tengri.


Name: 1200 BC (Year)
Description: Approximate date when Naue II Type Swords first appeared


Name: Copper(II) salts (Salts)
Description: Salts that contain copper ions in the +2 oxidation state


Name: Spanish population in Morocco (Group)
Description: The Spanish population living in the Kingdom of Morocco prior to independence


Name: Corsica (Island)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: capital (political entity)
Description: The administrative center of a state or city.


Name: Mid-ocean ridge (geographical location)
Description: A submarine mountain range where new oceanic crust is formed by seafloor spreading.


Name: Guanches of the Canary Islands (People)
Description: The indigenous inhabitants of the Canary Islands.


Name: Iron vacancies in pyrrhotite crystal structure (Property)
Description: Defects in the pyrrhotite crystal structure


Name: Spessart Oak (Tree species)
Description: A specific oak tree species found in the Spessart region


Name: L.A. Ward of Fallbrook, California (Person)
Description: A gemstone appraiser who appraised the 'Life and Pride of America Star Sapphire'.


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


Name: Cybo and Malaspina families (Noble family)
Description: They ruled over the Duchy of Massa and Carrara and monitored the marble quarries in the 17th and 18th centuries.


Name: Oil and gas revenues from Norway (Revenue stream)
Description: The export revenues from oil and gas in Norway


Name: Data Mining (Technology)
Description: The process of extracting and analyzing large sets of data to find hidden patterns, correlations, and other insights.


Name: Comma-shaped Jades in Southern Korea (Artifact)
Description: Crafted comma-shaped and tubular jade objects made from various materials such as jade, microcline, jasper, etc.


Name: Industrial purposes (Industrial purpose)
Description: The use of limestone in various industrial applications, such as the production of cement and lime.


Name: Thessalia Prima and Thessalia Secunda (Administrative Division)
Description: Two late Roman successor provinces


Name: Adsorbed Air and Water (Physical State)
Description: Air and water molecules adhered to graphite layers


Name: Radiation exposure (Health issue)
Description: Exposure to ionizing radiation which can cause damage to living tissue


Name: Anti-Habsburg Faction (Faction)
Description: The faction that Giacomo Robustelli raised an army against


Name: Dolomite (Mineral rock)
Description: A closely related rock to limestone, containing a high percentage of the mineral dolomite.


Name: Lithium (role of EVs and energy storage) (Resource Market Trends Role of EVs and Energy Storage)
Description: Overview of current market trends in the lithium industry, including price fluctuations, demand growth, and competitive dynamics discusses the role of electric vehicles and energy storage systems in driving demand for lithium batteries


Name: El Hierro (Island)
Description: The smallest of the Canary Islands


Name: Euboea (island)
Description: The island where some of the mentioned monuments and cities are located


Name: local Neolithic predecessors (society)
Description: The Neolithic societies that preceded the Minoan civilization


Name: Impurities (Diamond property)
Description: Diamond naturally contains impurities


Name: (Not specified in the text) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral belonging to the leucophoenicite subgroup, but the name is not provided in the given context.


Name: Marie Curie (Physicist)
Description: Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist


Name: Women (Group)
Description: Primary wearers of the artistic symbols of Berber identity


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia


Name: Displacement in mylonite zones (GeologicalProcess)
Description: The movement or change of position within the mylonite.


Name: Swiss People's Party (SVP) (Political Party)
Description: A Swiss right-wing nationalist and populist political party.


Name: Spanish Ministry of the Interior (Government Department)
Description: The government department responsible for managing internal affairs in Spain.


Name: The first child born to Izanagi and Izanami (Deity)
Description: First deity born from the union of Izanagi and Izanami, discarded due to imperfection


Name: humans (Homo sapiens)
Description: The only extant member of the genus Homo


Name: Circulatory Coin with Holographic Image (Type of Coin)
Description: A coin produced by the Japanese government in response to counterfeiting.


Name: clasps for garments (Accessory)
Description: The original purpose of the triangular plates and pins in Berber jewellery.


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A malleable, ductile, and thermally excellent metal


Name: Scientific Research Investment (Economic Investment)
Description: Investments made to fund scientific research and development


Name: Jewellery design (Art or profession)
Description: The art or profession of designing and creating jewellery


Name: Buskerud county (County)
Description: A county in Norway


Name: Flat Roofs (Architectural Feature)
Description: A feature common to Minoan villas


Name: A large population (Demographic Feature)
Description: Population size or characteristics.


Name: Karma (Concept)
Description: The sum total of a person's actions in this and previous states of existence, held to determine their fate in future existences


Name: the former Roman province hitherto called Baetica in Latin sources (HistoricalArea)
Description: A historical area in Iberia under the control of the Romans


Name: 6.8% (Numerical Value)
Description: Percentage of growth in assets during 2008-2009


Name: Civilians (People Group)
Description: Victims of coercion, extortion, and violence by armed groups.


Name: Trimer (Crystal_Structure)
Description: The trimer form of the [M(S2CPh)2] complex


Name: Sheaf (agriculture) (Agricultural tool)
Description: A bunch of cereal-crop stems bound together after reaping


Name: Arts and Crafts Movement (Movement)
Description: There appear to have been close links between the suffragettes and the artists of the Arts and Crafts movement


Name: Tang dynasty style Han Chinese clothing (type of clothing)
Description: clothing style worn during the Tang dynasty adopted by Han Chinese


Name: Electronic Applications (Application Class)
Description: Uses of synthetic diamond in the field of electronics


Name: Nikita Khrushchev (Leader)
Description: He was the new leader of the USSR who began De-Stalinization and the Khrushchev Thaw.


Name: French troops (Military Unit)
Description: During the Napoleonic Wars


Name: 5.5 (Hardness value)
Description: A hardness value for Jerrygibbsite


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


Name: Studio Potter (Artist)
Description: An individual who creates studio pottery, which can also be referred to as a ceramic artist or ceramist.


Name: compared to other countries (Living_standard)
Description: The quality of life and well-being of a population


Name: Germany's film industry (Industry)
Description: -


Name: And his work had a profound impact on the development of modern mathematics and analysis (Mathematics)
Description: Leonhard Euler was a leading figure in German mathematics during the 18th century. His work had a profound impact on the development of modern mathematics and analysis


Name: Trust (Psychology)
Description: A belief that someone or something is reliable, good, honest, etc.


Name: Boron (Chemical substance)
Description: A solid, brittle, black material with a high melting point.


Name: Atlas Mountains (MountainRange)
Description: A mountain range running through Morocco


Name: Modern Mass-Produced Beads (Type of bead)
Description: Shaped by carving, casting or various techniques depending on the material and desired effect.


Name: 18th century (Time Period)
Description: Century


Name: Wheat sheaf (Symbol)
Description: A representation of a wheat sheaf in heraldry called garb


Name: Song dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The Song dynasty (960–1279 CE), also known as the Great Peace, was a golden age in China


Name: Ceramic traditions (Art Tradition)
Description: Wide variety of pottery traditions in North, Central, and South America continents.


Name: a diploma from the Gastronomy Academy (diploma)
Description: The recognition Elsa Andersons Konditori received from the Gastronomy Academy


Name: Zahir Shah (King)
Description: King of Afghanistan from 1933 to 1973


Name: Axiom of Choice (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The axiom that allows for the existence of a choice function


Name: lithium (Element)
Description: Examples of electrochemical devices using lithium


Name: Dishes, church utensils and toiletries (Objects)
Description: Items produced industrially since the 19th century


Name: Continental Africa (Continent)
Description: The continent where Tunisia is geographically located


Name: And her work had a profound impact on the discovery of radioactivity and development of modern physics (Scientists)
Description: Marie Curie was a leading figure in German science during the late 19th century. Her work had a profound impact on the discovery of radioactivity and development of modern physics


Name: a king from Troy (character)
Description: A king from Troy is a character


Name: Jade (Mineral or Stone)
Description: A hard stone that is a type of gemstone


Name: Occupations (Women) (Profession)
Description: The various professions women could hold in Aztec society.


Name: Semiconductor (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A substance that has conductive properties between those of a conductor and an insulator.


Name: Pan American Petroleum Corporation (Company)
Description: Company he worked for from 1958 to 1959


Name: Southeast Asia (Geographical area)
Description: Region in Southeast Asia


Name: Commedia dell'arte (Theatre form)
Description: A form of improvisational theatre, originated from Italy during the 16th to 18th century and still performed.


Name: Diamond (after heat treatment) (Physical State)
Description: The state of a diamond after it has been reduced through heat treatment under hydrogen flow


Name: Rainy summers (ClimateAttribute)
Description: Summers with a lot of rainfall in Oppdal, Norway


Name: Java (Dutch East Indies) (Location)
Description: Place where Arie Poldervaart grew up


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Geological feature)
Description: Rocks that have undergone metamorphism, a process that causes existing rock to change its physical or chemical properties.


Name: None specified (Not Applicable)
Description: Not applicable as it refers to a group of regions and their shared traditions


Name: Manhattan, The Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island (Place)
Description: Five boroughs of New York City


Name: jet (mineral)
Description: Jet went out of fashion during the Iron Age in Britain


Name: Commercially used silicon (Element in commercial use)
Description: Silicon used without significant processing for various purposes, including industrial construction and semiconductor electronics


Name: 115,234 - 200,000+ members (approximately) (demographic)
Description: The estimated total number of people with a Roman Catholic background in Norway


Name: robes of the Virgin Mary (religious artifact)
Description: Was often used to paint the robes of the Virgin Mary.


Name: Comologno, Russo, Gresso, Mosogno di sotto, Auressio, Berzona and Loco (Village)
Description: Part of the Inventory of Swiss Heritage Sites.


Name: Environmental impact of improperly managed copper mining waste (Consequence)
Description: The potential negative effects on the environment due to improper management of copper mining waste


Name: The Isle of Mull R.F.C. (Organization)
Description: A rugby club on The Isle of Mull


Name: dog (noun)
Description: a domesticated mammal that typically has a long snout and lives on earth


Name: UNEP/GRID-Arendal (Organization)
Description: An organization located in the city of Arendal


Name: Market Price (Economic Value)
Description: A price that an item, good, or service can be bought or sold for.


Name: Minoan civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization located on the island of Crete


Name: Hui, Uyghur, Kazakh, Kyrgyz peoples (ethnic groups)
Description: ethnic minority groups in China that practice Islam


Name: Term 'balaustine' (Color Term)
Description: Color term associated with pomegranate-red color.


Name: Fossil meteorite (Type of Meteorite)
Description: Highly weathered remains of ancient meteorites found in sedimentary deposits.


Name: Madagascar (Location)
Description: Alfred Grandidier made his first visit to Madagascar in 1865


Name: Neodymium Glass (Physical Object)
Description: Glass containing Neodymium oxide (Nd2O3)


Name: Photosynthesis (Biological process)
Description: The process by which green plants and some other organisms produce glucose from carbon dioxide and water, using light energy.


Name: The Tara Brooch (artifact)
Description: An ornate brooch dating from the late 5th or early 6th century


Name: Tangier Tourism (Tourism)
Description: The tourism industry in Tangier.


Name: cultural_hub (GeographicArea)
Description: A place where cultural, intellectual, and artistic trends emerge


Name: Dies (Tool)
Description: Tools used in mass production of molded parts.


Name: Human Culture (Culture)
Description: The way of life, art, and thought of a particular group or period of people


Name: Cali (City)
Description: A city in Colombia


Name: Aurum (Word)
Description: The Latin word for gold


Name: Pink Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Diamonds that exhibit pink coloration


Name: Content or nature of the secret (Concept)
Description: Depending on the content or nature of the secret


Name: Tourists (Group)
Description: People who travel for recreation or business


Name: opposite or subopposite, glossy, narrow oblong, entire, 3–7 cm long and 2 cm broad (Leaf Description)
Description: -


Name: Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: Mineral that may be found in gneiss.


Name: Diamond Innovations (Company)
Description: Former name of GE's diamond section


Name: Vertex (0-face) (specific type of face)
Description: A point where two or more edges meet


Name: unlawful military interventions. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Time (Event)
Description: Period after the decline of local coffee farms


Name: food_capital (GeographicArea)
Description: A city or region known for its culinary diversity and quality


Name: Some of its mirror planes (Geometric property)
Description: A characteristic that differentiates the octahedron from other Platonic solids.


Name: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) (Organization)
Description: An independent agency of the U.S. federal government responsible for the nation's civilian space program


Name: Storage devices (Device for storing data)
Description: An electronic device used to store data, such as a hard drive or flash drive


Name: Slavicized population (ethnic group)
Description: A population that was predominantly of South Slavic and Germanic ethnicity


Name: flux (Chemical composition)
Description: A material, often a mix of minerals or chemical compounds, added to a furnace during the melting process to facilitate the formation of specific minerals


Name: Souvlaki Trays (common name)
Description: Common name given to the portable grills used by Mycenaeans


Name: Allende meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: Believed to have been approximately the size of an automobile.


Name: mineralogical composition (geological property)
Description: Mylonite has various mineralogical compositions.


Name: Toxicity of copper (Health and safety)
Description: The relatively low toxicity of copper when ingested orally, but potential harm if improperly handled or ingested in large quantities.


Name: Ellipse rotated about its minor axis (Geometric figure)
Description: An ellipsoid in which the long axis is less than the other two axes


Name: Drastic and continual style changes (event)
Description: The transformation in jewelry design during the 20th century


Name: Aspergillus niger (fungus)
Description: A species of Aspergillus that grows in gold mining solution.


Name: Primary Exports of Japan (Economic Activity)
Description: The main goods that Japan exports


Name: Die Südostschweiz and La Quotidiana (Media)
Description: Two of the most important written media in the Grisons


Name: Soapstone extraction, processing and trade (Economic activity)
Description: The main economic activities in the village at the beginning of the 20th century


Name: Perugino (Person)
Description: Artist who might have supplied a pose used by Raphael from one of Lorenzo's gems


Name: Stationery stores (Location)
Description: Where plastic mitome-in can be purchased


Name: Transportation in Netherlands (Transportation)
Description: The transportation system and mobility trends in the Netherlands


Name: Sarakatsani people (Ethnic group)
Description: Transhumant mountain shepherds of Greek Macedonia and other parts of Northern Greece


Name: Earth's crust (Geographical_region)
Description: The layer of the planet Earth that lies roughly from the surface to about 50 kilometers (31 miles) in depth.


Name: railways (Railway)
Description: Tracks for trains to travel on in New Zealand


Name: Chemical Makeup (of flame) (Chemical Composition)
Description: The elements and compounds present in a flame, determining its emission spectra.


Name: Present-day Slovakia (Geographical area)
Description: A geographical area representing the modern country of Slovakia


Name: Borax and Kernite (Mineral deposit)
Description: Solid mineral deposits that can be extracted from the Earth.


Name: Trousers (Clothing item)
Description: The clothing item that was worn with the short zhijupao


Name: China's vast territory (Territory)
Description: The extensive area occupied by China


Name: 1861 (Time)
Description: The year 1861.


Name: 10.9% (PercentageValue)
Description: The percentage of resident foreign nationals in Maggia as of 2008.


Name: Pyrgoteles (Ancient Greek Artist)
Description: Artist allowed to carve gems for the seal rings of Alexander the Great


Name: Agricultural Fungicides (Substance)
Description: Substances used to control fungi in agriculture


Name: 22.6 in 2020 (Statistic)
Description: Number of murders per 100,000 people in Colombia in 2020


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Li and atomic number 3.


Name: Hochspessart (Geographical Area)
Description: A part of the Spessart geographical area


Name: Vixens (Animal gender)
Description: Adult female red foxes


Name: Russian Civil War (1917–1922) (Conflict)
Description: A civil war in Russia


Name: 1855 (date)
Description: The founding year of ETHZ


Name: New York State (Location)
Description: A state in the U.S.


Name: Lapu-Lapu (Person)
Description: King of Mactan who defeated the Spaniards and killed Ferdinand Magellan


Name: Song dynasty clothing system (system)
Description: Clothing regulations in the Song dynasty


Name: Australian Slang (Language)
Description: A unique way of speaking used by Australians


Name: Japanese television dramas (media)
Description: television dramas viewed within Japan and internationally


Name: Stephanus (Person)
Description: An unspecified bishop of Arad


Name: Figures of large-eyed priests and worshippers (Artifact)
Description: Figures from a later period, mostly in alabaster


Name: Czechoslovak parliament (Legislative body)
Description: The legislative branch of the Czechoslovak government


Name: Time (Concept)
Description: A continuous duration measured in seconds, minutes, hours, etc.


Name: Immunofluorescence Stains (Technique)
Description: A method used to visualize specific antigens (proteins) in a sample


Name: Island of rabbits (Geographical term)
Description: A possible alternate name given by the Phoenicians due to confusion with hyrax.


Name: UK government (Organization)
Description: Government of the United Kingdom


Name: Lawsonite (Mineral)
Description: A metamorphic mineral forming in the blueschist facies (subduction zone setting with low temperature and high pressure)


Name: Semiconductor (Physical substance)
Description: A material with conductive properties between those of a conductor and an insulator, which can be controlled by impurities and electric fields.


Name: Jill Benbow-Plawecki (Person)
Description: Author of 'The Career of Barbara Bush'


Name: Lunchtime or Early Afternoon (Time Range)
Description: The time when pupils have their lunch in the Gymnasium system


Name: Early Minoan society (society)
Description: The early stage of the Minoan civilization


Name: Hexagonal boron nitride (Material)
Description: BN


Name: Connecticut and the other states of the region (Group of Places)
Description: The differences between Connecticut and the other New England states


Name: - (Allotrope)
Description: No thermodynamically stable allotropes of silicon at standard pressure.


Name: Monoclinic forms of pyrrhotite (Mineral)
Description: A specific type of pyrrhotite with monoclinic symmetry


Name: CEN-SAD (Community of Sahel-Saharan States) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security among its 26 member states in the Sahel and Sahara regions


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


Name: World (implied) (Geographical location)
Description: Places with which Minoans traded, including mainland Greece, Cyprus, Syria, Anatolia, Egypt, Mesopotamia and the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Sea Water (Body of Water)
Description: The salt water of the ocean and some seas, containing varying amounts of dissolved salts and other substances.


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


Name: Kyanite (Metamorphic mineral)
Description: A metamorphic mineral that transforms to Andalusite at 190°C


Name: two major flaws in the effectiveness of the Kimberley Process (Problem)
Description: Issues hindering the effectiveness of the Kimberley Process


Name: Fluorine Production Cost (Cost)
Description: The cost associated with the production of fluorine


Name: Mosque (Religious Building)
Description: A smaller mosque erected by the Turks within the shell of the ruined Parthenon


Name: Metallocenes containing cyclopentadienyl ligands (Organometallic compound class)
Description: A type of organometallic compound characterized by carbon-metal covalent bonds


Name: Primary and Secondary Education, Vocational Education in Russia (Education Level)
Description: The educational levels that the Ministry of Education of Russia is responsible for.


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country located in South Asia


Name: Methylene Blue (Chemical Substance)
Description: A basic dye used in various applications


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia and the world's most populous nation


Name: Proto-Indo-European language (Language)
Description: The root language of the word 'white'


Name: Most continental possessions of the Plantagenet empire (region)
Description: The regions conquered by Philip II of France from the Plantagenet empire


Name: St Gallen Abbey (Institution)
Description: The institution that controlled the village of Vals in the 15th century


Name: sapphire seed crystal (Material)
Description: A tiny sapphire used to start the crystallization process


Name: Broad-Based Government (Political Entity)
Description: A broad-based government acceptable to the international community


Name: neodymium (Element)
Description: Rare earth element named 'new twin'


Name: boroughwide (Administrative Division)
Description: Borough of Manhattan


Name: Reserve Heads (Artifact)
Description: Plain hairless heads


Name: Classification (Abstract term)
Description: Referring to the classification involved in organizing, categorizing, or systematizing things


Name: SPD (Political party)
Description: Social Democratic Party of Germany


Name: May–November 1975 (Time Period)
Description: A period between May and November in the year 1975


Name: Sword Duel (Historical Event)
Description: A duel fought with swords.


Name: Leksands IF (Ice Hockey team)
Description: An ice hockey team from Dalarna, a rival of Mora IK