Name: Wine Growing, Fruit Orchards (Activities)
Description: Activities involving vineyards and fruit orchards


Name: Erbium (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Er and atomic number 68


Name: Graphite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of carbon in the form of a layered structure


Name: Edo period (Historical Era)
Description: The era from 1603 to 1868 in Japan


Name: Prime Minister of Japan (head of government)
Description: The position held by Fumio Kishida


Name: vehicle traffic laws (Legislation)
Description: Enacting and enforcing vehicle traffic laws.


Name: Breakfast Cereals or Enriched Wheat Flour (Food Items)
Description: Foods commonly consumed at the start of the day or enriched wheat products


Name: Georgios Kondylis (Politician)
Description: A royalist general-turned-politician who took power after a coup


Name: Mezzotint technique (Art Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique used to create prints with a continuous tone.


Name: Illegal mining operations (Economic activity)
Description: Unauthorized and unregulated gem mining activities


Name: 31 grades of titanium metal and alloys (Titanium Alloys)
Description: Different grades of titanium alloys


Name: Zirid clan of Sanhaja Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: A subgroup of the Berber people in North Africa


Name: Republic of Macedonia (Political Entity)
Description: The entity that changed its name from Socialist Republic of Macedonia in 1991


Name: L- and D-histidine (Organic Compound)
Description: Amino acids that facilitate brain zinc uptake.


Name: Oppdal (Place)
Description: A municipality in the county of Sør-Trøndelag, Norway


Name: Most food systems (Food system)
Description: A systematic structured way of delivering food to consumers.


Name: Mine tailings and heaps (Waste material from mining operations)
Description: Remaining waste material after useful minerals have been extracted


Name: Area between 2000 and 3500 meters (Geographical area)
Description: Areas between 2,000 and 3,500 meters usually have a tundra climate.


Name: the creation of the European Economic Community (EEC), which later evolved into the European Union. (international organization)
Description: The European Economic Community (EEC), which later evolved into the European Union, for which Charles de Gaulle played a significant role in its creation.


Name: gemstone color (Physical Property)
Description: The color of a gemstone, which can change over time if the treatment is unstable


Name: Tobermory (Location)
Description: A location on the Isle of Mull with an experimental wireless telegraph station


Name: Jessie Parker Dowse (Person)
Description: The mother of Alice Mary Weeks


Name: Same Material (Material)
Description: The material the granules are made of, which is the same as the base's material


Name: Esper Signius Larsen (Person)
Description: American geologist and petrologist who contributed to techniques for age estimation using the lead-uranium ratio or Larsen method


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located in northern Europe


Name: Natural Gas (Resource)
Description: Gas under pressure in the earth's crust


Name: Esper S. Larsen III (Person)
Description: A petrologist and son of Esper Signius Larsen


Name: continental drift (geological event)
Description: The evidence that paleomagnetism provides in support of the continental drift theory.


Name: Ancient Greek Mythology (mythology)
Description: Mythological beliefs of ancient Greece


Name: yellow tones/green colors (gemstone color changes)
Description: Colors that can be removed or changed during the heating process of Aquamarine.


Name: Spessart (Geographical area)
Description: The geographical area where these glass foundries were located


Name: 99% of Russian population (non-nobles, folk) (Group)
Description: The majority of the Russian population that was prohibited from getting education by Uvarov.


Name: Secrecy of private citizens' communications (System)
Description: One of the three systems proposed by Claude Shannon in 1948


Name: Tenth Avenue (Road)
Description: The creek and surrounding industrial area is bounded by Dyckman Street to the south, Tenth Avenue to the west, and 207th Street to the north.


Name: Samarium-doped YAG (Sm:YAG) (Phosphor)
Description: A temperature-sensitive phosphor similar to Dy:YAG.


Name: Serpentinite Mud (Geological Material)
Description: The serpentinite mud rises through faults from the underlying serpentinized forearc mantle


Name: Artists of Chinese calligraphy and paintings (Artist)
Description: Artists who specialize in Chinese calligraphy and paintings.


Name: Anthonie Heinsius (Historical Figure)
Description: Dutch statesman who served as Prime Minister of the Dutch Republic


Name: Jigsaw Puzzle Formation (of Yule Marble) (Geological Feature State)
Description: Crystals aligned so that the long axes of the grains are essentially perpendicular to the principal veining in the deposit.


Name: Almandine (Garnet species)
Description: A variety of garnet with high hardness


Name: abbreviated legend (Legend Form)
Description: The abbreviated form of a legend, frequently the Latin word Sigillum.


Name: Kris, Parang, Klewang and Golok (Weapon)
Description: Native types of blade known as daggers, shorter than a sword but longer than a common dagger.


Name: Clean (state)
Description: The clean or dirty condition of an object.


Name: Model 57 Pocket Watch (Object)
Description: Pocket watch manufactured by the American Watch Company, primarily made of coin silver


Name: Czechoslovakia, the Second Polish Republic, and the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (state)
Description: were established after World War I ended


Name: East Asian and West-Eurasian physical appearances (physical_appearance)
Description: Diverse physical appearances exhibited by early and medieval Turkic groups.


Name: Asia, Europe, and North America (Geographical region)
Description: Continents or regions that have impacted Japanese culture


Name: Rällingsberg mine (Mine)
Description: Produced iron from ore of Rällingsberg mine from 1861


Name: 'The Intentional Fallacy' and 'The Affective Fallacy' (Essay)
Description: New Critical essays that argued against the relevance of an author's intention and reader's emotional reaction in analyzing a literary work


Name: Reactive-gas deposition (Subprocess of Dielectric coatings)
Description: A technique used for depositing dielectric materials onto a substrate by reacting gases.


Name: Gold, silver, bronze, and other precious metals (materials)
Description: Materials commonly used in Etruscan jewelry


Name: United Kingdom (Sovereign Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe


Name: Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: North African people who formed the single largest element of the Carthaginian army


Name: Crawford Cup and the Barber Cup (Artifact)
Description: Two blue-yellow banded fluorspar cups found among Roman grave-goods


Name: Periodic Drought (WeatherEvent)
Description: Occurrences of drought related to the climate


Name: Religious traditions and truths (Idea)
Description: Beliefs and teachings within Hinduism


Name: hundreds of meteorite fragments (meteorite fragment)
Description: The fragments of Allende meteorite collected soon after it fell


Name: Day of the Republic (Holiday)
Description: A public holiday in North Macedonia


Name: 2007 Rugby World Cup (Rugby tournament)
Description: an event hosted by France


Name: good or bad karma (Concept)
Description: The consequences of good or bad actions that accumulate in a being's life.


Name: Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989 (International Law)
Description: The international law concerning indigenous peoples


Name: 24 convictions in death penalty cases (Legal Outcome)
Description: The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned 24 convictions in death penalty cases


Name: People (Demographic)
Description: Individuals of various ages, genders, and social ranks in the Song dynasty.


Name: Palenquero people (Ethnic group)
Description: The Palenquero people constitute 0.02% of the population


Name: Military conscription and neutrality (Concept or Tradition)
Description: The practice of mandatory military service and maintaining a neutral stance in conflicts has been a significant aspect of Swiss history since the 13th century


Name: lead (material)
Description: Metal material


Name: Kurhessen (State or Region)
Description: A former German state, now part of Hesse


Name: Waste-Free Cities or Communities (Waste Management Goal)
Description: Cities or communities that aim to produce little to no waste, often through the implementation of waste reduction, reuse, and recycling strategies


Name: deforestation (impact)
Description: Deforestation undergone to create the mine, adding greenhouse gasses to the atmosphere


Name: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People (Community)
Description: Community of people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender


Name: Spessartine (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: 0.9 (Number)
Description: The electronegativity of Radium


Name: Theophilos Kairis (Person)
Description: Greek intellectual who declared island's participation in Greek War of Independence


Name: Ancient Greek dialects and cultural practices (Culture)
Description: Distinct ways of speaking and practicing culture among ancient Greeks in different regions


Name: President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (Head of State and Government)
Description: The current serving head of state and head of government in Turkey.


Name: Better reproducibility of its mechanical properties (Property)
Description: The ability to consistently reproduce the desired properties of synthetic HPHT diamond


Name: Unknown (Quantity)
Description: The richness in minerals found in Jáchymov


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located on the North Atlantic Island of Great Britain and Ireland.


Name: gravel pediments (Geological feature)
Description: Gravel deposits formed by erosion due to waterways cutting into the hills


Name: Sergei Bubka (person)
Description: Ukrainian pole vaulter


Name: Defense Mechanism (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The methods or strategies used by an organism to protect itself.


Name: additives like limestone and soda ash (Material)
Description: Materials added to Bauxite during the production of aluminium oxide


Name: Olive Oil Production (Production)
Description: A significant production item in Tunisia by the 2nd century


Name: Environment (location)
Description: The location where the paste is kept.


Name: Han Chinese (ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic group of China


Name: Ancient Rus' (Civilization)
Description: An early civilization in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia


Name: Bulgarian army (military group)
Description: The military forces of Bulgaria


Name: 'It is now taken for granted that nothing which concerns art can be taken for granted any more: neither art itself, nor art in relationship to the whole, nor even the right of art to exist.' (quote)
Description: Quote expressing doubt about the existence and role of art


Name: Imported styles (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: Healthcare system in Brazil (healthcare_system)
Description: The overall organization, operation, and management of the healthcare delivery system in Brazil


Name: Hekatompedon temple (Architectural Structure)
Description: A temple dedicated to Athena Parthenos, also known as the 'hundred-footer'


Name: Dark-brown to black color (Color)
Description: A common characteristic of biotite hornfels.


Name: National Theatre of Greece (Building)
Description: Opened in 1900 as Royal Theatre


Name: Sociedad Química y Minera (SQM) (Organization)
Description: Second-largest organization in the lithium space in 2012


Name: Incomplete combustion products and free radicals (Chemical Compound)
Description: By-products of the flame's reaction that are not completely burned


Name: Linnaean taxonomy (Biological Classification System)
Description: A particular form of biological classification set up by Carl Linnaeus


Name: Marie-Rose Rabaté (Ethnologist)
Description: A French ethnologist who wrote books and articles about popular traditions in Morocco, focusing on costumes, jewellery and other decorative arts.


Name: Internally Flawless (Diamond Clarity Grade)
Description: Highest level of diamond clarity


Name: Portoro 'marble' (Specific Geological Entity)
Description: Dense black limestone from Italy


Name: Organic matter (geological materials)
Description: Matter that was once living, including plants and animals


Name: Minoan civilization (Culture)
Description: An ancient Bronze Age civilization on the island of Crete


Name: China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile (Telecommunications Operators)
Description: The three large providers of mobile and internet in China


Name: Region of North Macedonia (Geographical Area)
Description: The region that is now North Macedonia during the time of the Bulgarisation policy


Name: 85,372,377 (Population)
Description: The population of Turkey in 2023


Name: Education system (Social resource)
Description: the institutions, facilities, and processes that provide educational opportunities


Name: Savoy (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A region in South-Eastern France and North-Western Italy


Name: Roman era (Era)
Description: The period of Roman civilization and influence


Name: Listed on the product label (Requirement)
Description: All ingredients used in a cosmetic product must be listed on its label, including preservatives and fragrances


Name: Elphinstone's army (Military Force)
Description: Army under the command of Sir William Elphinstone during the 1842 retreat from Kabul


Name: Cho-Liang Lin (Person)
Description: A Taiwanese classical violinist


Name: Delabole stone (Geological Material)
Description: High quality stone from the Delabole slate quarry


Name: Education, Technology, and Engineering (Fields)
Description: Areas in which Germany has a strong reputation and tradition


Name: Skarnoid (Geological Term)
Description: A term used for rocks that contain garnet or pyroxene as major phases, and that are also fine-grained, lack iron, and have skarn-like appearances.


Name: largest (Rank)
Description: A major supplier of lithium carbonate in 2012


Name: Hatrurim Formation (Geologic Formation)
Description: A geologic formation with outcrops around the Dead Sea Basin


Name: Climates of Atlas Mountains (Climate)
Description: Different types of climates found in the Atlas Mountains, similar to those in the Rif Mountains


Name: an American Creed (Ideology)
Description: An ideology emphasizing consent of the governed, liberty, equality under the law, democracy, social equality, property rights, and a preference for limited government


Name: flamenco, bullfighting, and Hispano-Moorish architecture (cultural_practice)
Description: Cultural expressions that have their roots in Andalusia's history


Name: Post-graduate studies (Studies)
Description: The next level of education after undergraduate professional studies


Name: Light (Energy)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation that is visible to the human eye


Name: Maykop culture (Culture)
Description: A culture in the North Caucasus where the artifact originated


Name: White, red, green and black (Group)
Description: The flag of Egypt uses white, red, green, and black


Name: Other Terrestrial Vertebrates (Animal classification)
Description: Birds usually have a smaller number of bones than other terrestrial vertebrates.


Name: Schott AG's 'Duran' (Product)
Description: A brand name for borosilicate glass


Name: James Robertson (Person)
Description: -


Name: Metals (Material)
Description: Polycrystals include most metals


Name: rock music (music genre)
Description: The genre where Tsoi made a significant impact.


Name: India (Culture)
Description: The culture that considers diamond as divine


Name: Insects (Lifeform)
Description: A diverse group of hexapod invertebrates


Name: Saas Fee (Location)
Description: A valley in the canton of Valais


Name: 20 terajoules of energy (Energy)
Description: Amount of energy produced by 1 kg of uranium-235 through complete fission


Name: Hattian, Hurrian, Hittite, Luwian, and Palaic (Language)
Description: Anatolian languages spoken in Anatolia during the relevant period


Name: Printing (Technology)
Description: Method of reproducing text or images using movable type.


Name: Spännarhyttan (Location)
Description: A blast furnaces plant in Norberg


Name: More than half a million students (Student Population)
Description: The number of students enrolled in CUNY system alone as of 2020.


Name: Bow Tie Color (Color)
Description: color associated with bow ties in some folk costumes for ladies or gentlemen


Name: 1967 (Year)
Description: Year when the council was formed


Name: perhaps U.S. (Place)
Description: The possible origin of the term widget.


Name: Dashiell Hammett (Author)
Description: Author of the Mystery genre


Name: Mycenaean era (time period)
Description: Time period spanning multiple centuries in the history of Greece


Name: Hand Push Process (Technique)
Description: The traditional method of engraving by applying pressure with the hand.


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A strong and durable alloy of iron and carbon, widely used in construction and industry


Name: Peafowl eggs (Animal product)
Description: Eggs laid by peafowls


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


Name: Amulets (Artifact)
Description: Objects worn for protection and other purposes


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


Name: 1875 (Year)
Description: Significant date in Greek politics


Name: Pottery glazes (Products)
Description: Uranium was used in pottery glazes


Name: Independence movements (Event)
Description: Efforts to gain independence from Belgian colonial rule


Name: {001} plane (Cleavage plane)
Description: The cleavage plane of Jerrygibbsite


Name: solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy (Scientific Instrument)
Description: A technique for studying the properties of nuclei


Name: 280 distinct species (Coral species)
Description: The number of distinct species of black corals


Name: Andean region (geographical region)
Description: Geographical region in present-day Latin America, south of Mesoamerica


Name: Slovenia (country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Former Austria-Hungary (Country)
Description: A dual monarchy that existed from October 1867 to November 1918.


Name: α-quartz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral in the quartz family, characterized by a hexagonal crystalline structure.


Name: Sky (Celestial body)
Description: An unobstructed view upward from the surface of the Earth


Name: Metropolitan Transportation Authority of New York (MTA) (Public Transportation Agency)
Description: The transportation authority used by Coastal Connecticut


Name: French campaigns against Samori Ture (military_action)
Description: Military actions taken by France against Samori Ture.


Name: Scio (Historical Name)
Description: A traditional English name for Chios


Name: Landfill Gas Collection and Utilization (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Strategies to collect and use the gases produced by decomposing waste in landfills


Name: Total thermal equilibration with typical geothermal gradient (Geological condition)
Description: The equilibration of temperature between the Blueschist and the Earth's surface


Name: Raja Rammohan Roy (Person)
Description: Indian social reformer and philosopher


Name: Reaction of iron pentacarbonyl with iodine and carbon monoxide (Reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction involving iron pentacarbonyl, iodine, carbon monoxide, hexane, and light


Name: Tipasa, a Phoenician and later Roman town (Landmark)
Description: A Phoenician and later Roman settlement in Algeria, an UNESCO World Heritage Site


Name: Theodore Gericault (Artist)
Description: French Romantic painter best known for his painting 'Raft of the Medusa'


Name: Euro (Currency)
Description: The currency, the Euro, that was adopted by the Netherlands.


Name: Amulets and pendants (Jewelry)
Description: Because of its supposed protective qualities and ability to deflect the gaze of the evil eye.


Name: Government of Norway (Executive Body)
Description: Shares legislative power with the Parliament


Name: New Zealand's flora and fauna (Flora and Fauna of New Zealand)
Description: were originally thought to have originated from New Zealand's fragmentation off from Gondwana, however more recent evidence postulates species resulted from dispersal.


Name: Spanish America and California (Location)
Description: The pomegranate was introduced into Spanish America in the late 16th century and into California by Spanish settlers in 1769.


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


Name: 2nd Layer of Troy (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site in Turkey


Name: Maternal Mortality Rate (Health Statistic)
Description: The number of female deaths during pregnancy or childbirth per 100,000 live births in Afghanistan


Name: Predazzo (Place)
Description: A town in Trentino, Italy


Name: Marble (GeologicalFormation)
Description: The type of marble found in the Yule Creek Valley


Name: President (Political position)
Description: Head of state of Tunisia


Name: Researchers (year 2012) (Scientists)
Description: Scientists who created calcium-based nacre in the laboratory.


Name: 1955 (Time Period)
Description: The year when sodium monofluorophosphate was first introduced in the U.S.


Name: Muon (particle)
Description: A charged subatomic particle similar to the electron but more massive, being an unstable elementary particle with a half-life of about 2.2 microseconds.


Name: Fluorescent nanodiamond particles (Chemical substance)
Description: Fluorescent nanodiamond particles are small, fluorescent diamond particles that can be mass produced through irradiation with helium ions.


Name: Minoan Art (Art form)
Description: Art produced during the Minoan civilization


Name: Headman (malik) (Leadership Role)
Description: Responsible for managing villages


Name: Josef Terboven (Politician)
Description: The leader of the German occupation authority in Norway.


Name: Hadal zone (Seabed habitat)
Description: A seabed habitat where the Pourtalesiidae family lives.


Name: Fertile Valleys (Geographical Feature)
Description: Regions with fertile soil in Belgium


Name: Grandidierite (Mineral)
Description: The mineral grandidierite


Name: large bronzework (Etruscan artifact category)
Description: Category of large Etruscan artifacts


Name: golden eagle (class)
Description: A class used as an instance of another class in the RDF example


Name: Eastern Galicia and Volhynia (Region)
Description: regions in western Ukraine, known for their Ukrainian population


Name: Slavery (Historical Event)
Description: The practice of slavery was ended in 1888


Name: Councilors (Organization)
Description: Members of the Consiglio di Stato e Consiglio comunale in Lugano


Name: Spinel, andalusite, vesuvianite, or wollastonite (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Low-pressure metamorphic minerals produced by contact metamorphism


Name: Elk (American English: Moose) (Animal)
Description: The largest extant species in the deer family


Name: Sea urchin embryo (Embryo)
Description: A developing sea urchin from fertilized egg to hatching


Name: Improving the appearance of dentures (Process)
Description: Uranium was used to improve the appearance of dentures


Name: Tubercles (Physical Feature)
Description: The raised, knob-like projections on the ambulacral plates.


Name: Genus Miocidaris (Subset of echinoids)
Description: An extinct genus that gave rise to modern cidaroida


Name: Aztec ghosts and sorcerers (Fictional characters)
Description: Other recurring figures in Mexican exploitation B movies of the 1970s


Name: Critical Approach to Government Activities (Action)
Description: Before the recent democratic transition


Name: - (-)
Description: The typical price difference between synthetic and natural diamonds sold as jewelry


Name: Water in the Overlying Mantle (Liquid)
Description: Water rising into the overlying mantle during metamorphism


Name: Japanese freshwater pearl industry (Industry)
Description: The industry that attempted a comeback with a mussel hybrid in Lake Kasumigaura.


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


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Au, a dense soft malleable precious metal.


Name: Natufian Culture (Culture)
Description: Cultural period that created elegant stone mortars


Name: Reducing Sugars (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Compounds that can be oxidized and lose electrons


Name: Third floor (floor)
Description: The third floor of the Three-story building


Name: all Buddhist traditions (Religion)
Description: All branches of Buddhism


Name: Inscriptions on official imperial seals (Textual Content)
Description: Content engraved on the seals


Name: midnight of the 15th (Time)
Description: The starting time of the festival


Name: Charlemagne, King of the Franks (Person)
Description: King who conquered the area.


Name: Baradar or Yaqoob (Politician)
Description: Head of government as Prime minister


Name: Nazi-occupied Europe (Historical Event)
Description: The period during which the Third Reich, led by Nazi Germany, occupied or controlled a majority of European countries.


Name: 600 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Universe (Astronomical Object)
Description: The physical realm that contains all matter and energy.


Name: Nezahualcoyotl (Person)
Description: An individual author of Aztec poetry


Name: 1980 Summer Olympic Games (Olympic Games)
Description: The 19th edition of the Summer Olympic Games, held in Moscow


Name: Echinodermata (Phylum)
Description: A phylum that includes the sea urchin, starfish, sea cucumbers, sand dollars, brittle stars, and crinoids


Name: various forms of art (cultural contribution)
Description: notably music


Name: Eight districts (Division)
Description: Refers to the eight districts that Ticino is divided into


Name: Sydney Cove, Port Jackson (Geographical Feature)
Description: A location in the modern city of Sydney where a camp was set up and the Union Flag raised


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


Name: Lugano (City)
Description: A city in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Wet (Physical state)
Description: The state where the substance has water content, making it non-flowing like a powder


Name: Music Keys (Part of Musical Instrument)
Description: Part of a musical instrument decorated with nacre inlay


Name: Berber people who speak Hassaniya Arabic (Ethnic group)
Description: People of Berber ethnicity who speak Hassaniya Arabic.


Name: Netherlands women's national football team (Sports_team)
Description: The Dutch women's national football team


Name: Northern Cape (Province)
Description: A province of South Africa


Name: Partial leucism (Genetic condition)
Description: A genetic condition causing some pigment cells to fail to migrate during development


Name: Each crystal structure (crystallographic feature)
Description: a unique arrangement of atoms, ions or molecules in a solid substance


Name: Pliny the Elder's Naturalis Historia (Book)
Description: Chalcedony appears as a term for a translucent kind of jaspis in this book


Name: specialized aqueous ink jet technology (Technology)
Description: The technology used in DTG printers to jet or spray ink onto the textile.


Name: Galician-Portuguese (Language)
Description: Another language used alongside Castilian in the scope of lyric poetry


Name: 117 (Number)
Description: A whole number.


Name: Celestial Object Visibility (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The visibility of celestial objects in the night sky


Name: Gertrud Seidmann (1919–2013) (Person)
Description: German scholar who moved into the subject of gems, having previously been a teacher


Name: Great Britain, Central Europe, Nordic countries, Eastern European cities like Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Sofia, Riga or Bucharest (Region or Country)
Description: Regions and countries that Málaga Airport has direct flights to.


Name: Aschaffenburg, Lohr and Gemünden (settlements)
Description: Cities in Germany founded by the Allemanni


Name: legislation and policies to support women's rights, minority rights, and LGBT rights (Action)
Description: The act of passing laws or implementing programs to uphold the rights of various marginalized groups


Name: luminescence-based medical diagnostics (Medical Diagnostics)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to aid in the diagnosis and monitoring of various medical conditions, such as cancer or infectious diseases


Name: new gold color (Color)
Description: A new shade of gold used by Cal Poly Pomona


Name: EU Membership (International Organization)
Description: The process by which a country can become a member of the European Union


Name: Mn(VII) (oxidation state)
Description: Oxidation state +7 of Manganese


Name: Contact aureole (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Metamorphosed zone around igneous rock formed from cooling magma


Name: Ignatius Gottfried Kaim (Person)
Description: 18th-century chemist who discovered the conversion of manganese dioxide to permanganate


Name: 50% of the Earth's upper mantle (Geological formation)
Description: The layer of the Earth just below the crust


Name: Coating material for high-wear and corrosion-resistant applications (material type)
Description: TiN used as a coating material for high-wear and corrosion-resistant applications.


Name: technological or tangible diffusion (Process)
Description: The process being referred to by direct borrowing


Name: District Court for the Eastern District of New York (court)
Description: A U.S. district court whose jurisdiction includes Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island.


Name: the Fifth Avenue mansion, a matched double strand of natural pearls (object or property)
Description: Exchanged the mansion for the pearls.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A nation located in Southwestern Asia and Southeastern Europe


Name: Renaissance (Historical Era)
Description: An intellectual and artistic movement in early modern Europe


Name: tektites from the Central American strewn field (geological formation)
Description: Tektites found in Belize, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and possibly parts of southern Mexico


Name: paramilitaries (Military group)
Description: Illegal armed groups, often associated with drug trafficking


Name: Ink (Material)
Description: The engraver uses ink to draw the details on the metal plate before engraving


Name: Oxygen Masks or Nasal Cannulas (Medical Equipment)
Description: Devices used for administering oxygen to patients


Name: Diavik and Ekati Mines in Canada (Geographical Feature)
Description: The diamond mines located in Canada, with Diavik and Ekati as the new finds


Name: Zirids (dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty originating from modern Algeria, controlling Ifriqiya during the 11th century


Name: Uranium (Metal)
Description: A dense, silvery-white metallic element that is radioactive and used as fuel in nuclear reactors


Name: Russian troops (MilitaryEntity)
Description: The armed forces of the Russian Empire


Name: Chile (Country)
Description: Was the main supplier to the United States market in 2019


Name: Flanders (Region) (Region)
Description: One of the three regions of Belgium


Name: Biotite (Geological mineral)
Description: A mineral that is stable under certain conditions


Name: Metodi Shatorov (person)
Description: A Vardar Macedonian communist leader


Name: 1,760 tonnes of copper (Quantity)
Description: A specific amount of copper produced from mined malachite


Name: Hindu self-identity (Social identity)
Description: The process by which Hindus came to recognize themselves as a distinct religious and cultural group


Name: indigenous populations (ethnic group)
Description: The native peoples of New Spain


Name: Other Metals (Metal)
Description: Metals added to gold for various properties


Name: improvement of economic ties with PRC (Political goal)
Description: The political goal that some Pan-Blue members seek to improve economic ties with the People's Republic of China.


Name: Magnesian Skarn (Type of Skarn)
Description: A type of skarn characterized by the presence of minerals such as olivine, serpentine, phlogopite, magnesium clinopyroxene, orthopyroxene, spinel, pargasite, and minerals from the humite group.


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A common abrasive mineral


Name: 11,000 BC (year)
Description: a year in the 11th millennium BCE


Name: Digital Product Passport (EU) (Document)
Description: A document that contains all the materials included in a product or construction, proposed under the renewed Sustainable Product Policy Initiative in the EU.


Name: 61,000 years ago (Time Period)
Description: A time period representing the age of the oldest known sewing needles discovered in Sibudu Cave, South Africa.


Name: Manufacturers (Organization)
Description: Entities that produce goods for sale


Name: Ferry links to Mull (Transportation)
Description: Means of transportation to the Isle of Mull from the mainland


Name: Heptanesean or Ionian School (musical school)
Description: The musical school Nikolaos Mantzaros is associated with


Name: industrialization of the manufacture of pottery (Process)
Description: The industrialization process in the pottery industry


Name: Carbon Monoxide (CO) (Compound)
Description: A compound of carbon and oxygen with the formula CO.


Name: Boxing events (sport event)
Description: Prominent part of New York City's sporting scene


Name: Octet Rule (Chemical Principle)
Description: A rule that states that most stable atoms have eight electrons in their outermost energy level


Name: ceria (Compound)
Description: Oxide discovered in 1803


Name: Missouri (state)
Description: a state in the Midwestern United States, not specifically mentioned in the text


Name: Canonical dissection of the octahedron (Mathematical operation)
Description: A specific mathematical operation used to obtain the characteristic tetrahedron of the octahedron.


Name: numbers (Set of Numbers)
Description: The set of numbers as per the classification of Surya Prajnapti


Name: Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site (National Park Service Site)
Description: A national historic site located near Tuskegee, Alabama


Name: Swedish state (state)
Description: The governing body of Sweden


Name: Italy, Sicily, Aeolian Islands, Sardinia, Spain (Geographical Locations)
Description: Regions where Mycenaean products were exported


Name: Water (Compound)
Description: A compound composed of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom, with the chemical formula H2O.


Name: Historic Panathenaic processions (Event)
Description: Processions in ancient Athens, based on the first one represented on the Parthenon


Name: Diamond Files (Type of Abrasive)
Description: Metal rods coated with diamond powder.


Name: Both Strands (Educational Offering)
Description: The educational offerings of schools which provide both strands


Name: Fire (property)
Description: The dispersion of white light into its spectral colors when it is refracted or reflected


Name: St. Charles (Missouri) (City)
Description: The city that was the site of the first interstate highway project


Name: Synthetic diamond growth process (Methodology)
Description: Process used to create synthetic diamonds


Name: Political Parties (Political Entities)
Description: Political parties in Turkey that are deemed anti-secular or having ties to terrorism.


Name: New Zealand Television (Broadcasting service)
Description: The main broadcasting service in New Zealand


Name: Quarry workers in Carrara (Occupation)
Description: They were among the most neglected laborers in Italy by the end of the 19th century.


Name: Porphyroblasts of orthoclase and quartz (Mineral type)
Description: Large, elongated crystals found in certain igneous and metamorphic rocks.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The country that Mani Peninsula is part of


Name: Rothschilds (Historical figure/Family)
Description: A prominent banking family who pioneered international finance on a large scale


Name: Inert Atmosphere (Environmental Condition)
Description: An environment used in the Czochralski process for growing synthetic garnets


Name: Architecture (Creative Art)
Description: One of the most renowned global centers for architecture


Name: Cererian craters (Craters)
Description: Craters found on Ceres


Name: Population Growth (Demographic Data)
Description: Increase in the number of people living in an area over a specified period


Name: Francisco Goya's artwork depicting the Spanish shootings of 3 May 1808 (Artwork)
Description: A piece of art by Francisco Goya that graphically portrays a firing squad executing several pleading civilians.


Name: laser engraving machines (Technology)
Description: Engraving machines that use lasers instead of mechanical cutting.


Name: Rhodonite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral example of the Triclinic Normal space group.


Name: chicken (Food)
Description: A type of poultry


Name: Red perimeter (Color boundary)
Description: Border color of Jitsuin


Name: Typical cell phone (Electronic device)
Description: A small mobile communication device that allows for voice communications, text messaging, and data transfer.


Name: Bohemian Crown (geographical region)
Description: The historic region of Bohemia, including present-day Czech Republic


Name: Motorcycle gangs such as the Hells Angels and street gangs (Group)
Description: Groups known for their rebellious or criminal activities


Name: Emerson Electric Co. (Company)
Description: An American multinational corporation that manufactures tools, electric motors, and other equipment


Name: UNICEF (Organization)
Description: The United Nations Children's Fund, a United Nations agency responsible for providing humanitarian and developmental aid to children worldwide


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


Name: crystallization (Geological process)
Description: The process by which a mineral or solid forms from a liquid or gas, involving the growth and arrangement of atoms or molecules into a crystalline structure


Name: zinc blende structure (Structure)
Description: All four pnictides have the zinc blende structure


Name: finer one (Material Property)
Description: Finer abrasive sizes during the polishing process.


Name: International condemnation (Condemnation)
Description: Disapproval by multiple nations


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that facilitates international cooperation and resolves disputes between member states


Name: Springfield Armory (Historical Site)
Description: A U.S. armory established in Springfield, Massachusetts


Name: Angle between eye and normal (Quantity)
Description: The angle between the eye's line of sight and the direction perpendicular to the mirror surface


Name: Brooches and Buckles (Object)
Description: Decorative items that originated as functional items


Name: Metallic iron (Material)
Description: One of the most widely used metals


Name: 349,223 km² (Area)
Description: Total area (km²)


Name: High-ranking officers (Military personnel)
Description: Officers of high rank within a military organization


Name: Republic of Ireland (Country)
Description: The country sharing symbols with Northern Ireland, although not specified in the text


Name: Schengen Passport-Free Zone (Political Union)
Description: A passport-free zone in Europe


Name: Fur trappers and traders (Occupation)
Description: Profession involved in fur trade


Name: St. Louis (Missouri) and Kansas City (Missouri) (Cities)
Description: The cities that went through deindustrialization, job loss, and readjustment


Name: Connemara Metamorphic Complex (Geological structure)
Description: Part of the larger Connemara Metamorphic Complex


Name: Empiricist theory of knowledge (philosophical theory)
Description: theory that knowledge comes from experience and observation


Name: Railroad (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: The transportation infrastructure used to transport marble from the quarry to the mill site.


Name: oil lamps or similar objects (artifact)
Description: Objects used for lighting purposes


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: The teachings that the Buddha is attributed to


Name: a variety of colours (Color)
Description: Ancient Greek sculptures were often painted with a variety of colors, a feature known as polychromy.


Name: Skyros (Island)
Description: The Island of Skyros.


Name: The Role of Science in Modern Civilization (1935) (Book)
Description: Book written by Frederick Soddy


Name: Person (Individual)
Description: The person who experiences the erotic feeling from the practice


Name: Grass homes in Africa and thatch roofs in Europe, new buildings in the Netherlands (implied) (Building)
Description: Different types of houses made from thatch in various regions


Name: Danish speakers (Language speakers)
Description: Speakers of Danish


Name: English (Language)
Description: The primary language spoken by most Alabama residents as of 2010


Name: Sulfides (Mineral Class)
Description: A mineral class that has a characteristic smell


Name: Native Chinese religions (religion)
Description: Do not usually use cult images of deities or represent them


Name: FIFA World Cup (Sporting event)
Description: A quadrennial international football tournament contested by the senior men's national teams of the member associations of FIFA.


Name: Necklaces (Jewelry type)
Description: A piece of jewelry worn around the neck.


Name: Xochimilca (Historical Ethnic Group)
Description: One of the ethnic groups studied by Charles Gibson in 'The Aztecs Under Spanish Rule'.


Name: Genoa (city_state)
Description: A city-state located in Liguria, Italy


Name: Green hydrogrossular (color of mineral)
Description: -


Name: Incident rays that are divergent from a point that is not the focus (optical ray)
Description: Rays that form an image of an object that is near the mirror or spans a wide angle as seen from it


Name: Malayan Emergency (Conflict)
Description: A conflict between the communist-led Malayan National Liberation Army and British forces, supported by the Malaysian People's Anti-Japanese Army and various Malayan paramilitary groups.


Name: Kavala (City)
Description: Through a ferry route to and from Kavala


Name: Civil Services Examination (CSE) and Engineering Services Examination (ESE) (Examinations)
Description: Exams taken by Indian civil servants recruits


Name: 13th in the 2021 Human Development Index (Ranking)
Description: A position on the Human Development Index, a statistical framework that aims to measure human development and well-being


Name: Krokees stone (rock)
Description: Geologically similar rock to Lapis Lacedaemonius, equally exploited during antiquity


Name: Kawamata Village (location)
Description: A former village in the area of present-day Kawamata


Name: Grand-Bassam (City)
Description: City within Ivory Coast


Name: Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of iron sulfide (FeS2).


Name: Meteorite markets (Commercial entity)
Description: The meteorite markets that were driven by this process


Name: Georg Cantor (Mathematician)
Description: A German mathematician who is credited with the creation of set theory


Name: Inkan specific to their bureau or company (Seal)
Description: Specific seals used by government offices and corporations in Japan


Name: oxyhalides (chemical compounds)
Description: Compounds containing oxygen and halogens


Name: early researchers (researchers)
Description: Researchers who undertook the practice of identifying Beryllium


Name: Malachite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used to make small amulets in ancient Egypt, symbolizing protection and vigor


Name: Forsterite + Enstatite + H2O (compound)
Description: Compound resulting from the decomposition of Antigorite Serpentine.


Name: Copper jewellery (Artwork)
Description: Jewellery made from copper within the Haida Nation


Name: Infrared and Ultraviolet wavelengths (Wavelengths)
Description: Regions of the electromagnetic spectrum


Name: 38 degrees north (Latitude)
Description: Latitude of Chios island, as per the given context


Name: Beryllium oxide (Compound)
Description: Is being studied for use in increasing the thermal conductivity of uranium dioxide nuclear fuel pellets


Name: Motoori Norinaga (person)
Description: An Edo-period Japanese scholar


Name: Nephrite (Mineral variety)
Description: One of the several types of stone known as 'jade'


Name: East Slavs (ethnicity)
Description: A group of people who are the ancestors of Russians and other Eastern Slavic peoples


Name: World's largest renewable energy operator (Title)
Description: A title given to Iberdrola due to its large-scale operations in the renewable energy sector.


Name: 1991 Colombian constitution (Constitution)
Description: Guarantees freedom of religion


Name: Dairy Products (Agricultural Product)
Description: New Zealand's largest export earner since the 2000s


Name: The Last Great Art Movement of the 20th Century (Achievement)
Description: Recognition by art critic Robert Hughes


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: The state undergoing transformation from a rural to an industrial-service-agricultural economy


Name: 13000 species of plants (Species)
Description: Thirteen thousand species of plants identified


Name: hydrolysis of metal alkoxides and chlorides (Process)
Description: Reaction producing metal oxide or hydroxide nanoparticles.


Name: Hexagonal layer structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A hexagonal crystal structure of the compound


Name: Construction (Field)
Description: The business and science of constructing buildings, infrastructure, or other edifaces.


Name: Indigenous Divisions (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Have different degrees of autonomy to standard ones


Name: Pierre-Auguste Renoir (Artist)
Description: French artist known for his impressionistic portraits


Name: Dopants (Chemical Substance)
Description: Substances that are introduced into a semiconductor during manufacturing to alter its electrical conductivity.


Name: Russian fleet (Military unit)
Description: A military force of the Russian Empire


Name: Stony-iron meteorites (type of meteorite)
Description: constitute the remaining 1%


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6.


Name: Metasomatism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process that changes the bulk composition of a rock by dissolving existing minerals and precipitating new minerals.


Name: Potassium Carbonate (Chemical Compound)
Description: Used in the manufacture of glass, soap, color TV tubes, fluorescent lamps, textile dyes and pigments


Name: German (Language)
Description: 31 or 5.3%


Name: Markets (Commercial institutions)
Description: Highly organized commercial areas with a system of supervisors in the Aztec civilization.


Name: Andreas Papandreou (Person)
Description: The Prime Minister of Greece at that time


Name: Talc (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: World War II (event)
Description: The global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945


Name: White House officials (Group)
Description: Officials working within the White House


Name: Western European Culture and Regional Cultures in Switzerland (Culture)
Description: Swiss culture is rooted in western European culture, and regional cultures reflect the diversity within the country.


Name: Santa Fe de Bogotá (Town)
Description: Founded as Santa Fe in August 1538 and later acquired a suffix


Name: Step- or Trap-cut stones (type of diamond cut)
Description: Stones often have their corners truncated, creating an emerald cut with an octagonal outline.


Name: Many thousands of meteorites (Geological entity)
Description: The large number of meteorites that were distributed


Name: Golden Yellow (Color)
Description: The first recorded use of Golden Yellow as a color name in English was in the past.


Name: Obsidian (Volcanic Glass)
Description: A naturally occurring volcanic glass formed as an igneous rock


Name: Mold Marks or Seams (Jewelry Design Feature)
Description: Imperfections left by the molding process


Name: Secure places such as bank vaults or homes (Location)
Description: Places where the jitsuin are kept.


Name: Camp Verde, Arizona (Location)
Description: A town in Arizona, USA


Name: Red Fox (Species)
Description: The red fox the atypical coloration occurs in.


Name: Charaka Samhita (text)
Description: An ancient Indian text attributed to Charaka, thought to have been written between 300 and 500 AD.


Name: Pioneer Valley Transit Authority (Public Transportation System)
Description: A public bus transportation authority in New England


Name: Japanese Sign Language (Language)
Description: The primary sign language used in Japan, historically hindered by discriminatory policies and a lack of educational support.


Name: Duart Castle (castle)
Description: A castle on the Isle of Mull


Name: Immunity (Body Function)
Description: The immune system's ability to fight off infections


Name: Limestone (Sedimentary rock)
Description: Type of sedimentary rock, constitute approximately 6% of sedimentary rocks


Name: Other nations, primarily in Asia (Geographical region)
Description: Regions where the mined jadeite is sent for use in jewelry and other products


Name: Industry (Sector)
Description: The industry that involves making products for use or sale, as opposed to the service sector.


Name: Periodic flooding (Natural Disaster)
Description: Floods caused by rapid snowmelt and runoff


Name: ancient Greeks (culture)
Description: Ancient Greek civilization


Name: Other Former Aztec City States (City State)
Description: City states that were established as colonial indigenous towns during the Spanish colonization


Name: a vitreous luster (Property)
Description: Phenakite has a vitreous luster


Name: Çatalhöyük (Neolithic Settlement)
Description: An archaeological site in Turkey


Name: 16 percent of the population (Population percentage)
Description: The initial proportion of the Moroccan population with health insurance


Name: Northwest Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: The region that includes present-day Tripoli


Name: Graphite (Allotrope)
Description: A soft, black, highly stable form of carbon


Name: Coalition Breakup (June 2008) (Political Event)
Description: The breakup of the grand coalition in June 2008


Name: Vipassanā (Meditation Technique)
Description: A form of Buddhist meditation focusing on generating penetrating and critical insight.


Name: Political party (organization)
Description: An organization participating in New Zealand's political system


Name: sleeveless vest-type jackets with front openings (type of clothing)
Description: outer garments without sleeves and with front openings


Name: Yellowhammer State (Nickname)
Description: One of Alabama's nicknames.


Name: Attrition, distributed crush and implosion brecciation (Classification of fault breccias)
Description: Different origins of fault breccias


Name: Unification of Germany (1989–1990) (Historical events)
Description: The process by which West and East Germany were reunified


Name: Victoria Plains (region)
Description: Tropical savanna lying south of the Kimberley and Arnhem Land savannas


Name: Abbadia Alpina Guesthouse (Guesthouse)
Description: The guesthouse that is part of Abbadia Alpina


Name: Aragonite (minerals)
Description: A mineral form of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) that occurs as a component in some limestones


Name: EUROMET consortium and Italian Programma Nazionale di Ricerche in Antartide (Expedition or Program)
Description: European teams that have conducted systematic searches for Antarctic meteorites


Name: Sicily (Geographical Feature)
Description: The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, Italy


Name: Smuggling and illegal trade (Illegal activity)
Description: The act of illegally transporting or trading coins


Name: Dominican Center for the Arts and Culture (CulturalCenter)
Description: A cultural center and museum planned to be located on 207th Street


Name: Alexander III (King)
Description: The king who acknowledged Somerled's heirs as having semi-independent authority.


Name: Cavalry during the English Civil War (military unit)
Description: -


Name: Global e-waste management (Issue)
Description: Collaborative effort to tackle the global issue of e-waste


Name: Nearness (Spatial Relationship)
Description: The spatial relationship between Levington and Ipswich


Name: From the 15th century to the present day (Geographical and Cultural Context)
Description: European history between the Late Middle Ages and the modern era


Name: Haplogroup J1-M267 (genetic haplogroup lineage)
Description: Indicative of Middle East origins


Name: Blue Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A specific color variety of sapphires that results from the presence of iron and titanium


Name: chlorophyll (compound)
Description: Compound where magnesium is a component


Name: Many Hindus (Group or Community)
Description: Followers of Hinduism who don't have a copy of the Vedas nor have personally read parts of it but are influenced by it


Name: Radiocarbon dating (Dating method)
Description: A technique for determining the age of an object by measuring the amount of radioactive carbon it contains.


Name: Bright Green-colored train car (Train Car)
Description: A bright green-colored train car


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: The most popular sport in Morocco


Name: NIOSH Manual of Analytical Methods (manual)
Description: Manual containing methods for measuring occupational exposures to Beryllium


Name: Andrea del Verrocchio (Person)
Description: Italian sculptor best known for his equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni


Name: Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL) of Zinc (Nutritional Guideline)
Description: The maximum amount of zinc that can be safely consumed daily


Name: Swiss People's Party SVP (Political Party)
Description: The third biggest Swiss Federal Council political party


Name: High-resolution genetics and X-ray absorption spectroscopy (Scientific tools)
Description: Used in recent advancements to understand biogeochemical relations between microorganisms and minerals


Name: Fields Medal (Award)
Description: The Fields Medal is a prize for outstanding mathematical achievement


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


Name: Transparent plastic (Material)
Description: May be used instead of glass in mirrors for lighter weight or impact resistance.


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: Created almost entirely after fusion of carbon in massive stars.


Name: Al-Andalus (ancient_place)
Description: A historical place name in Iberia used during the Islamic period


Name: Norwich (Place)
Description: Another large town in East of England


Name: Raw material selection (Process Step)
Description: Raw material selection involves choosing the appropriate ingredients for the cosmetic product based on their properties, safety, and cost


Name: Kastro, Chora, and Batsi (Architecture)
Description: The traditional architectural sites in Andros Island


Name: Navy (Military Branch)
Description: A branch of the military that specializes in naval warfare, as Switzerland is landlocked


Name: Beadwork (Art or Craft)
Description: The art or craft of making things with beads.


Name: Excess silica (Chemical element)
Description: Silicon and oxygen in excess in the furnace


Name: individualism and personal autonomy (Values)
Description: The cultural values emphasizing individualism and personal autonomy


Name: Orange I, Orange II, Orange III, Orange IV, Tartrazine, Sunset Yellow FCF, Ponceau 4R, Erythrosine, Brilliant Blue FCF, Indigotine, Allura Red AC (Chemical Compound)
Description: Specific examples of synthetic chemical colourings.


Name: Norway (country)
Description: A Nordic country in Northern Europe, known for its fjords, northern lights, and extensive forests.


Name: Particulate silicon (Chemical Substance)
Description: Silicon in particulate form.


Name: amulets (artifact)
Description: Objects used in early Islamic culture to ward off misfortune and promote health, longevity, fertility, and potency.


Name: 1941 (Year)
Description: The year when this medical procedure was first described.


Name: Older Voters as a voting bloc (Demographic Group)
Description: Influence in the United States politics


Name: Fire engines, road maintenance equipment, school buses, taxicabs, warning signs (Vehicles/signs)
Description: Used for objects that need to be seen


Name: Ostarrîchi (Historical name of Austria)
Description: Territory of the Babenberg March


Name: Pumice (specific type of volcanic rock)
Description: A highly vesicular rock produced in explosive volcanic eruptions


Name: Saint Maurice (Religious Figure)
Description: One of the important alpine saints


Name: environmental degradation (Environmental Issue)
Description: Environmental issues in Brazil affecting global concerns such as climate change and biodiversity loss


Name: Deverel-Rimbury culture (Culture)
Description: Culture that emerged in the second half of the Middle Bronze Age


Name: Greece's national church (church)
Description: The Church of Greece, established in 1832.


Name: In 1999 (Time)
Description: A specific period in the past


Name: Sea Level Rise (Environmental Issue)
Description: An increase in the level of the world's oceans due to melting ice and thermal expansion


Name: the objects of clinging (Buddhist Concept)
Description: Objects of attachment in the Buddhist context


Name: Terms for period styles (Art History Term)
Description: Terms originated to describe architectural periods and were often subsequently applied to other areas of the visual arts


Name: 3% of GDP, 9% of GDP respectively (Economic Impact)
Description: The economic impact of the Sicilian Mafia and Calabrian 'Ndrangheta


Name: Luigi Peccia (Person)
Description: A former Italian politician


Name: Quincey (Person)
Description: A person who made a proposal to treat the radian as a base unit of measurement for angle


Name: New Zealand Human Rights Commission (HumanRightsCommission)
Description: An independent statutory body responsible for promoting and protecting human rights in New Zealand


Name: Extravagance of the Tang dynasty fashion (fashion)
Description: Fashion style in the Tang dynasty


Name: US five-cent coin (Coin)
Description: A US coin worth 5 cents


Name: Two-handed swords (weapon)
Description: Swords that require a two-handed grip


Name: Uniformly dispersed assembly (Nanoparticle property)
Description: Refers to a desired state of nanoparticles in suspension


Name: paintings in the 19th and 20th centuries (artwork)
Description: works of art where blue was the central element


Name: ALICE, ATLAS, CMS, LHCb (Particle Physics Experiment)
Description: Four main detector experiments at the Large Hadron Collider


Name: Faceted glass or crystal beads (Artifact)
Description: A specific type of glass or crystal bead with a precise, faceted shape.


Name: explorers' observations and new surveying techniques (Data Collection Method)
Description: European cartographers copied earlier maps and drew their own based on explorers' observations and new surveying techniques


Name: Vanadium redox flow battery (Material)
Description: A type of rechargeable battery that uses vanadium ions in two different oxidation states to store electrical energy.


Name: Blue John Cavern and Treak Cliff Cavern (Cave system)
Description: The cave systems where mining of fluorite still takes place in Castleton


Name: EU Average of Health-related out-of-pocket expenditures (Average)
Description: The average health-related out-of-pocket expenditure across the European Union


Name: Eric Gill, Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, Jacob Epstein, Elisabeth Frink, Graham Sutherland (artist)
Description: modern artists who produced works of art for churches


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: Scandinavian country with Oslo as its capital


Name: scenic coastlines, woodland trails, and mountain peaks (Coastline, Trail, Mountain)
Description: Natural environments characterized by scenic coastlines, woodland trails, or mountain peaks


Name: ru (short jacket) (clothing)
Description: Han Chinese women wore ru (short jacket) with a skirt during the late Ming dynasty


Name: Art (concept)
Description: Refers to several things, including a study, process, product, or experience


Name: Biochemical degradation (Geological Process)
Description: The process of lignite formation


Name: Hematite (Species)
Description: One example of an end member mineral is Hematite


Name: crystals (Crystal formations)
Description: Form in which the mineral appears less frequently


Name: water (physical entity)
Description: Can dissolve up to 1.21 kg per liter


Name: Nova Zeelandia (Geographical Feature)
Description: the name given to New Zealand by Dutch cartographers


Name: Tantras (Buddhist sacred texts)
Description: A new class of Buddhist sacred literature that began to develop during the Gupta Empire


Name: Rogelio Salmona and Fernando Martínez Sanabria (architects)
Description: Influential architects of the modern movement in Colombia


Name: Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Two diamonds whose crude octahedral natural states are maintained but exhibit diamond polishing and shaping predating Europe.


Name: Roman Republic (Historical entity)
Description: Expanding Roman state during the period of the Hellenistic culture's influence.


Name: Typical restaurants (Location or establishment)
Description: Where the typical Brazilian meal is served.


Name: 4.9 meters long fulgurite (Physical Object)
Description: One of the longest fulgurites found in modern times


Name: Alabama Legislature (Legislative Body)
Description: The legislative body of the U.S. state of Alabama


Name: Titanium Dioxide (Compound)
Description: The most common compound of Titanium


Name: Papeʻete (City)
Description: The capital of French Polynesia.


Name: Gotthard Base Tunnel (Infrastructure)
Description: The world's longest railway tunnel connecting Erstfeld in canton of Uri with Bodio in canton of Ticino


Name: Hydrogen Chloride (HCl) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A toxic gas that forms when hydrogen reacts with chlorine


Name: 18th century (Time Period)
Description: Start year of study on the Alps


Name: American Basketball Association (2006–present) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that was revived in 2006


Name: Tate, Georgia (geographical location)
Description: A city in the U.S. state of Georgia, known for Etowah marble quarries


Name: Diatoms in North Atlantic and North Pacific subtropical gyres (Biological process)
Description: The diatom population in these regions


Name: Need for Unity and Strength (MentalState)
Description: The realization among Swiss people of the need for unity and strength.


Name: Prints (Artwork)
Description: General category for all prints


Name: a diverse population, with a mix of different ethnicities and cultures that add to the rich tapestry of the country (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a diverse population, with a mix of different ethnicities and cultures that add to the rich tapestry of the country


Name: art in Czechoslovakia (artistic movement)
Description: The artistic culture of Czechoslovakia


Name: metal contamination and non-diamond carbon (Contaminant)
Description: Substances removed from diamond during the boiling process


Name: Cyprus (Country)
Description: An island country in the Eastern Mediterranean, considered to be the source of copper.


Name: Olive green color (Color)
Description: A color typically associated with traces of nickel in olivine


Name: Black leather shoes (Footwear)
Description: Shoes worn with Song dynasty court dress


Name: 5.6% (poverty rate)
Description: The poverty rate in Franklin, New Jersey as per the 2000 census.


Name: Jivanmukti (Concept)
Description: Liberation in this life


Name: Land of Parrots (Geographical Area)
Description: An early name given to the land due to its abundance of parrots


Name: Canadian settlers (Person)
Description: Jade was considered worthless by Canadian settlers because they were searching for gold


Name: Twenty Individuals (Population)
Description: Number of people that can be fed by one hectare of chinampas


Name: Olive oil (Food product)
Description: A fat obtained from the olive and used in cooking, cosmetics, soap making, and candles


Name: Sadūzāʾī Durrānī polity that came into being in 1160 / 1747 (Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: The Other Conquest (La Otra Conquista) (Film)
Description: A Mexican feature film directed by Salvador Carrasco, depicting the colonial aftermath of the 1520s Spanish Conquest of Mexico


Name: Pigment Particles (Colorant)
Description: Finely ground particles used to color or paint various materials


Name: Iron(II) Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound that is unstable at room temperature


Name: Manhattan Project (Project)
Description: A research and development undertaking during World War II that endeavored to produce nuclear weapons.


Name: Malachite (Mineral)
Description: A copper carbonate hydroxide mineral with the formula Cu2CO3(OH)2.


Name: Angels and the Virgin Mary (religious figure class)
Description: Important figures in Christianity


Name: Lower-lying, sandy, coastal plain (GeographicalFeature)
Description: An area of low elevation along the coast


Name: Funeral rite of incineration in terracotta urns (Cultural Practice)
Description: A funerary custom involving the burning and burial of ashes in ceramic vessels


Name: Vienna (Location)
Description: Ignaz Unterberger led a school for mezzotint in Vienna during the 18th century.


Name: Potassium chemical production (Industry)
Description: Production of potassium chemicals for agricultural fertilizers.


Name: downhill creep (Geological Process)
Description: The diffusive movement of soil and regolith covering the hill


Name: China and Japan (Countries)
Description: in terms of percentage of atheists


Name: Missile re-entry vehicles (Weapon system)
Description: The part of a missile that carries the nuclear or conventional payload into its target


Name: Renewable Energy Installation (Quantity)
Description: the amount of renewable energy a country has installed


Name: Temperature Data (Climate Data)
Description: The average temperatures and rainfall amounts in Ipswich


Name: Piz Bernina (Mountain)
Description: The highest peak in the neighbouring Bernina Alps


Name: South Korea (Country)
Description: largest trading partner of the United States


Name: Great Circle (Specific Type of Circle on Sphere)
Description: A great circle is the intersection of the sphere with a plane passing through the center of the sphere.


Name: Abu al-Muhajir Dinar (Person)
Description: Uqba's successor who pushed westward into Algeria


Name: José Cadalso (Author)
Description: Author of the Romanticism in Spain


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


Name: most urban areas (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas within New England with the presence of bus transportation


Name: Decolorize glass (process)
Description: Process of removing unwanted colors from glass, used to decolorize green-tinted glass


Name: Poland (country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: Can have properties altered by impurities


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


Name: Missouri Academy of Science, Mathematics and Computing (School)
Description: Gifted school located at Northwest Missouri State University


Name: Wall Street Crash of 1929 (Financial Event)
Description: The stock market crash on 29 October 1929


Name: Tail of Frog (Part_of_amphibian)
Description: A part of the frog that may be lost as a defense mechanism.


Name: Lyche pavilion from 1990 (Pavilion)
Description: A gallery, temporary exhibitions and museum café located in the Lyche pavilion built in 1990 at Drammen Museum of Art and Cultural History, Norway


Name: And has pledged to continue Germany's commitment to European unity and cooperation (Politicians)
Description: Olaf Scholz, Chancellor of Germany since 2021, has focused on issues such as climate change mitigation, digitalization, social justice, and maintaining German commitment to European unity and cooperation


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa.


Name: Maine (State)
Description: One of the six states in New England


Name: CANDU and Magnox designs (Nuclear Reactor Design)
Description: Designs capable of using unenriched uranium fuel


Name: colourful clothes (clothing)
Description: Clothes that were more colourful than what was stipulated by the Song dynasty's regulations


Name: License (Noun)
Description: A document authorizing the holder to perform a specific act or occupy a particular office


Name: British Military (Organization)
Description: The military forces of the United Kingdom


Name: EBRD (International Organization)
Description: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development


Name: Cabinet of Curiosities (Artifact)
Description: A collection of objects of natural and artificial rarity, typical of the Renaissance period


Name: Bronze Age (Time Period)
Description: The time period when mounds and rock carving sites were present


Name: Oleg Losev (Person)
Description: A Russian scientist who made several contributions to the field of phototechnics, including the discovery of photoconductivity.


Name: Green Pigments (Substance)
Description: A pigment not found in green eyes, but used for dyeing clothes


Name: its first nuclear submarine in 2029 (Event)
Description: The expected year of the launch of Brazil's first nuclear submarine


Name: DSM-III (edition of DSM)
Description: third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders


Name: Waste Water Treatment of Organic Effluents (Process)
Description: The treatment of waste water containing organic compounds.


Name: Redox/electrodialysis system (Technology)
Description: A technology claimed to offer cost savings and less environmental damage than traditional methods


Name: Mountaineering (Sport)
Description: The practice of mountaineering in the Alps


Name: reptiles (Species)
Description: Reptile classification introduced by Alexandre Brongniart


Name: Golden hat production (process)
Description: The process of making golden hats


Name: All nations (Collection of Countries)
Description: A collection of countries worldwide


Name: Zurich and Geneva (City)
Description: Cities in Switzerland, regarded as global cities.


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


Name: Control Predatory Mammals (Biological Classification)
Description: -


Name: Deqing Fluorite Mine (Geographical Location)
Description: The only source of ornamental fluorite apart from Derbyshire


Name: Guaqueros (Occupation)
Description: People who poach on the mines for emeralds in Colombia


Name: Muscovite, Biotite (Geological minerals)
Description: The minerals that belong to the Mica mineral group


Name: - (Property)
Description: Gold does not corrode or tarnish due to its chemical properties


Name: status or affiliation (social status or group)
Description: Factors that cause variations in Chinese architecture, such as whether the structures were constructed for emperors, commoners, or for religious purposes.


Name: 1.6 million to 2.7 million (Numeric)
Description: The growth of the Muslim population between 2001 and 2011


Name: erosion of larger landforms (Geomorphic Phenomenon)
Description: The wearing away of the Earth's surface by water, wind, ice or chemical action


Name: Gem Trade (Industry)
Description: The marketplace where gemstones are bought, sold, and traded.


Name: 196,600 active personnel and around 900,000 reservists (Number)
Description: Current active military personnel and reservists in Ukraine


Name: Hair jewelry (Jewelry)
Description: Jewelry made from human hair, using wooden beads covered with hair.


Name: Native American Navajo and Pueblo tribes (ethnic_group)
Description: Indigenous groups of the Southwestern United States


Name: Arctic Circle (Circle)
Description: A circle of latitude around Earth.


Name: [Svatopluk] (Person)
Description: Nephew of Rastislav who seized Rastislav in 870


Name: the entire Spessart (Area)
Description: If the Spessart were to become a national park


Name: Calcite, franklinite, willemite, hardystonite and clinohedrite (Mineral)
Description: Esperite is found in association with these minerals


Name: - (Abstract)
Description: A representation of something.


Name: Texts (Object)
Description: A large amount of texts produced by the Qianlong Emperor


Name: palace (Building)
Description: Palace made of coral and gems where Poseidon resided


Name: Tonopah mining district (western Nevada) (Mining District)
Description: A mining district located in western Nevada, specifically at Tonopah


Name: Tenochtitlan (Location)
Description: Tenochtitlan


Name: Culture of Asia (Culture)
Description: The culture shared by various countries in Asia


Name: Colombian Congress (Legislative Branch)
Description: The national legislative institution in Colombia, composed of the Chamber of Representatives and the Senate


Name: healthcare in Scotland (Policy Area)
Description: provision and management of healthcare services in Scotland


Name: Russians (Ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic group primarily from Russia


Name: higher oxygen content (atmospheric or environmental condition)
Description: Polar oceans have a higher oxygen content


Name: IMA Commission on New Minerals and Mineral Names (Organization)
Description: An organization responsible for the naming and classification of mineral groups


Name: Hydrofluoric acid (Acid)
Description: A corrosive and toxic hydrogen fluoride compound


Name: Aluminum garnet crystals (Crystal structure class)
Description: A mineral consisting of a cubic crystal structure composed of aluminium and silicon oxides


Name: Infrastructure (Transport System)
Description: The overall transport system of Norway, consisting of rail, road, and air networks


Name: Mexico City (city)
Description: Capital of Mexico and one of the most populous cities in the world


Name: sökintervalls\_inställningar för rörelse\_uppskattning (compound)
Description: the term for 'search range settings for motion estimation' when translating from English to Swedish


Name: Ipswich (Town)
Description: The modern town that took shape around the Port of Ipswich.


Name: 81.5 pounds of clothes each year (Amount discarded)
Description: Estimated amount of clothes thrown away by the average American each year


Name: a French mission (mission)
Description: The first West African French settlement.


Name: State legislature of Alabama (Government)
Description: Legislative body of the state of Alabama, United States


Name: Parent-child hierarchies (Classification structure)
Description: A tree structure used in taxonomy


Name: Esperite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral named after Esper Signius Larsen


Name: Glass bricks (Building material)
Description: A type of building block made primarily from glass.


Name: Aluminium (metal)
Description: A ductile metal with a silvery-white appearance


Name: Transport network in Taiwan (transport infrastructure)
Description: The overall transportation system of Taiwan within the country's territory


Name: Slaves (do-e-ro) (Labor Group)
Description: Workers owned by the palace or specific deities.


Name: Pagan Eddaic poems and skaldic verse (Literary Work)
Description: Literary works from the ninth and tenth centuries


Name: Professions (Class of Work)
Description: The class of work to which professions belong


Name: Zas Cave (Geographical_feature)
Description: Cave in Naxos that contained objects of stone and copper, indicating the status of its inhabitants


Name: PostBus Switzerland (Public Transport Company)
Description: Swiss public transport company operating in Valais


Name: European and American (Cultural_Mixing)
Description: A combination of European and American cultural elements


Name: Multiple Ethnic Groups (DemographicGroup)
Description: Different ethnicities living within Greece.


Name: Ewald Hering (Person)
Description: Austrian physiologist who contributed to color theory with his opponent process theory.


Name: I-565 in Decatur and Huntsville (Transportation_route)
Description: An auxiliary interstate highway that serves the cities of Decatur and Huntsville, Alabama.


Name: Bluish Glow or Sheen Property (Property)
Description: A property of Girasol Opal


Name: Common Snacks in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The common snacks found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Ottomans (Political Entity)
Description: The entity that relinquished the Oltu Okrug in 1919


Name: compound that occurs only in living organisms (geological concept)
Description: compounds that are not minerals as per the geological definition


Name: diamond-like carbon coating (CZ enhancement)
Description: A protective layer on CZ


Name: Term 'Migmatite' (Geological Term)
Description: A term used in petrology for certain types of rocks.


Name: Green (Color)
Description: One of the three colors of Pan-Africanism


Name: Amethyst (Gemstone)
Description: A precious gemstone


Name: Perception (Concept)
Description: General understanding or interpretation


Name: Forty-one marine shell beads (Artifact)
Description: A specific set of beads discovered at Blombos cave in South Africa.


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


Name: Frankenstein's Monster (fictional_creature)
Description: fictional creature from Mary Shelley's novel


Name: Etruscan system of belief (Religious system)
Description: The religious beliefs and practices of the Etruscans.


Name: Y-DNA testing (scientific_method)
Description: A method used to reveal Slavic paternal ancestry in Eastern Germany


Name: ducal hunting lodge (Building)
Description: Mentioned in 1193


Name: Czechoslovakia (country)
Description: The country where Communists seized power in 1948, causing the Labour Party to distance itself.


Name: Taxonomy (Science)
Description: The science of classification or categorization.


Name: Portuguese monopoly on Brazilian trade (Trade agreement)
Description: The Portuguese monopoly over trade in Brazil was ended


Name: Grey Colour and Stripes (Coloration)
Description: A variant of Naxian marble with a grey color and stripes, indicating a higher level of impurities.


Name: Residence time of the injected feed droplets in the plasma (Time)
Description: Duration that the droplets remain in the plasma


Name: Depiction of Africa (Artifact)
Description: Visual representation of Africa as it was understood and depicted during a certain time period.


Name: China or Porcelain (Material)
Description: Material used to create ceramic products.


Name: 2021 (Year)
Description: The year when energy shortages occurred in China


Name: Gallo-Roman cultural sphere (Culture)
Description: The culture that developed in Gaul and the Roman provinces during the Roman Empire


Name: public transit use (Transportation Method)
Description: Public transportation usage


Name: People dying of hunger in Oppdal (Event)
Description: The incident where people died of hunger in Oppdal in 1742


Name: Poisons (Substance)
Description: Toxic substances that can cause harm or death.


Name: Viking Age (Time)
Description: The time period during which Oppdal was believed to have participated in Viking trade


Name: Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (French sculptor)
Description: French sculptor who made many terracotta pieces, including The Abduction of Hippodameia


Name: Marcasite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that possesses homoatomic anion pairs, but the arrangement of the metal and diatomic anions differ from Pyrite


Name: 1758 (Year)
Description: The year production of Cudbear started


Name: Federative Republic of Brazil (Country)
Description: The political-administrative entity


Name: Ferguson Police Department (LawEnforcement)
Description: The law enforcement agency for Ferguson, Missouri


Name: Late Miocene-Pliocene sediments (geological formation)
Description: Sediments deposited in the Nestos-Prinos basin during Late Miocene and Pliocene periods


Name: land and environment (Environment)
Description: Deeply connected with the land and the environment


Name: The Logan sapphire, the Star of India, The Star of Adam and the Star of Bombay (Sapphire)
Description: Famous sapphires of historical importance


Name: Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus (Artwork)
Description: A sarcophagus from the Roman Empire, now in the Vatican Museums


Name: Bixi (Clothing Style)
Description: A type of clothing, specific details unknown


Name: Development of American watch industry (Industry growth)
Description: The development of new machinery in the American watch industry


Name: Irish Jade (Rare Connemara Marble)
Description: A rare pocket of Connemara Marble found in Galway quarry.


Name: James Ensor (Artist)
Description: A famous Belgian romantic, expressionist and surrealist painter


Name: June 1995 (date)
Description: All-time high temperature recorded on June 1995


Name: Principal naval and imperial power (power status)
Description: The dominant maritime and colonial power during the period from 1815 to 1914


Name: Japan's plans in space exploration (plans)
Description: The plans of Japan for space exploration


Name: Mining of copper from ores (Extraction process)
Description: The removal of copper from mineral deposits in the Earth's crust.


Name: Lapidary clubs (Organization)
Description: Groups focused on lapidary work and gem cutting


Name: Bashō (Author)
Description: Japanese author and poet who revivified the haikai (haiku)


Name: Insight (Meditation Quality)
Description: One of the two main types of Buddhist meditation, focusing on generating penetrating and critical insight.


Name: Red Foxes (Animal species)
Description: Carnivorous mammals belonging to the Canidae family


Name: Skull size (Physical Characteristic)
Description: Adult red foxes have skulls measuring 129–167 mm (5.1–6.6 in), while those of vixens measure 128–159 mm (5.0–6.3 in).


Name: vivid green hues and high translucency (Physical trait)
Description: This is a common characteristic of Type A jade.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The country that governed the Northern Morocco as a protectorate


Name: Phidias (Person)
Description: A famous sculptor and artist in ancient Greece.


Name: Fossils (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Remains or impressions of ancient organisms preserved in the rock


Name: Novecento movement (Art Movement)
Description: A movement that flourished during the Fascist period, based on the rediscovery of imperial Rome.


Name: Semana do Mar (Sea Week) (Festival)
Description: A week-long celebration in Horta of Faial's link to the sea


Name: 1,100 Samoan nationals and up to 750 other Pacific Islanders (Immigrant Group)
Description: The number of immigrants from Samoa and other Pacific Islands permitted annually under the 1970 Samoan Quota Scheme and the 2002 Pacific Access Category


Name: Exporting, Melting, or Treating 5 and 1 cent Coins (Actions related to coins)
Description: Actions that are illegal without permission according to the regulation


Name: January 1, 2021 (Date)
Description: The date when the UK's new immigration rules came into effect


Name: Pacific Coast (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical region where the mentioned communities reside


Name: Tevatron and at SLAC (Particle Accelerator)
Description: Other particle accelerators where beryllium is used


Name: Indian Blue among peafowl breeders (Color variation)
Description: Recognized separate morphs of the Indian Blue among peafowl breeders


Name: Algeria (country)
Description: Country that contests Moroccan claim on Spanish Sahara


Name: Black Sea (Sea)
Description: A sea bordering Turkey to the north.


Name: Rutas de Andalucía taurina (Tourist Route)
Description: A touristic route through the region centered on bullfighting.


Name: Zim Centers (Real Estate Company)
Description: An Israeli real estate company


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


Name: Mikhail Gorbachev (Person)
Description: The final leader of the Soviet Union.


Name: Stromatoporoids (organisms)
Description: Extinct sponge-like organisms with calcareous skeletons


Name: [Prussian blue] (chemical compound)
Description: A specific form of Prussian blue or 'ferric ferrocyanide'


Name: 5th place ranking in the Global Innovation Index (Ranking)
Description: Position assigned by a system of criteria


Name: 80,000–100,000 grit or ~½λ–¼λ (Measurement value)
Description: A measurement value that represents the 'optical quality' of a surface.


Name: chromium(III) complexes (Iron complex)
Description: Complexes of chromium(III)


Name: business sector in Tunisia (Sector)
Description: Control over the business sector in Tunisia.


Name: Resistance in Tainan (PoliticalEvent)
Description: The resistance against Japanese rule in Tainan


Name: Purple color (Color)
Description: A color resulting from trace amounts of chromium and iron plus titanium.


Name: Isle of Man (Country)
Description: A location that issued triangular coins


Name: Serpentinite (Geological material)
Description: -


Name: Waste (Object)
Description: Material discarded after being used or unused by people


Name: Bogotá (City)
Description: The capital city of Colombia


Name: pale yellow diatomic gas (Physical State)
Description: The state that fluorine exists in at standard conditions


Name: Soot (Substance)
Description: Like India ink, soot was one of the materials used in its making


Name: Aztec Culture and History (CulturalPhenomenon)
Description: A complex cultural phenomenon in central Mexico.


Name: Health and social care sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Grafting process (Procedure)
Description: A process used in the production of freshwater pearls


Name: China's railways handle a quarter of the world's rail traffic volume on only 6 percent of the world's tracks (Fact)
Description: Description of fact


Name: Cristiano Ronaldo (Person)
Description: A Portuguese professional footballer


Name: Recombination (Process)
Description: The combination of an electron and a hole to return to their original energy level.


Name: 1960s (decade)
Description: The time period when t.A.T.u. started producing music.


Name: FDNY (Organization)
Description: The Fire Department of the City of New York, the fire department of New York City.


Name: Ryujin (Kami)
Description: The ruler of the Seas in Japanese mythology


Name: Red Laser Diodes (Laser Type)
Description: Red lasers used in various applications, became widespread with the commercial success of modern DVD players


Name: North of Andalusia (Geographical Area)
Description: The northern portion of Andalusia


Name: Considered as a Number or Magnitude (Mathematical Debate Topic)
Description: Whether infinity can be treated as a number or magnitude.


Name: selectively etches off non-diamond carbon (Function of Hydrogen)
Description: Removal of non-diamond carbon during the growth process


Name: Verneuil Process (process)
Description: Also known as flame fusion process, used to produce synthetic rubies on a commercial scale


Name: natural pearls, cultured pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Can be distinguished using gemological X-ray equipment.


Name: Egg Yolks (food)
Description: Yolk part of an egg


Name: Kermes (Substance)
Description: A red dye made from a tiny scale insect called Kermes vermilio


Name: automotive parts and accessories, textiles, and food products (CommodityGroup)
Description: Automotive parts and accessories, textiles, and food products are among the major export commodities of North Macedonia


Name: Romanesque architecture (Architectural style)
Description: A medieval architectural style characterized by round arches, massive walls, and large towers


Name: Rhyolite (Volcanic Rock)
Description: A volcanic rock with high silica content


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: Eastern successor of the Roman Empire


Name: Contemporary Japanese pop culture (Pop culture)
Description: Modern popular culture in Japan, such as anime and manga


Name: Earth's Hydrosphere (Geological feature)
Description: The layer of Earth's surface that is covered by water.


Name: Granulation (Art Technique)
Description: The art of decorating smooth surfaces of gold jewelry with patterns composed of tiny granules of gold.


Name: HiCap (Material)
Description: A new absorbent material for removing pollutants from water


Name: Metamorphism of granite (Geological Process)
Description: The transformation of a rock, such as granite, into another form due to heat and pressure


Name: Sedimentary Rocks (Geological formations)
Description: Rocks formed at the Earth's surface by the accumulation and cementation of earlier rocks, minerals, and organisms


Name: Banknotes (currency)
Description: A paper or plastic document issued as legal tender by a monetary authority.


Name: Reaction of Water Steam with Metallic Iron (Experiment)
Description: Antoine Lavoisier performed the reaction of water steam with metallic iron.


Name: sadhu (pious men)
Description: Yellow and saffron are also the colors worn by sadhu, or wandering pious men in India.


Name: 26.87 miles (43.24 km) of roadways (Quantity)
Description: The total length of roadways in Franklin


Name: engraved gems as signet rings and other kinds of seal (Objects)
Description: Type of objects that are carved in hardstone carving


Name: electron acceptors in semiconductors (Role of Group III elements in semiconductors)
Description: The role of Group III elements as electron acceptors in semiconductors.


Name: Many birds (Species)
Description: A group of organisms consisting of the same species and typically occupying a similar niche


Name: High Tensile Strength (Physical Property)
Description: One of the key properties that makes steel one of the most commonly manufactured materials in the world


Name: Abir Moussi (Person)
Description: Head of the Free Destourian Party (FDL)


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: North African country where Besancenot traveled and documented traditional costumes


Name: single zone crystal growth furnace (Production equipment)
Description: The type of equipment used for industrial production of synthetic sapphire


Name: Water-based paints (Product)
Description: A type of paint that uses water as a medium.


Name: 1971 (time)
Description: Year when Kakiemon wares were declared an important intangible cultural treasure by the Japanese government


Name: highest concentration of Chinese people in the Western Hemisphere (PopulationGroup)
Description: The highest concentration of Chinese people in the Western Hemisphere


Name: Ugo Foscolo (Poet)
Description: Italian poet who was one of the poets heralding unification.


Name: Migmatite (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock characterized by a layered pattern of light and dark bands, formed through the process of anatexis.


Name: 1888 to present (Time Period)
Description: From the company's founding in 1888 up to the present day


Name: Slope of the Valserberg (Location)
Description: Locations with Iron Age items


Name: Hyponymy (Relation in semantics)
Description: A transitive relationship.


Name: Arie Poldervaart (Person)
Description: Geologist and professor at Columbia University


Name: Tide jewels (Mythical artifact)
Description: The magical gems presented by the Sea God to Hoori


Name: Museum of Traditions and Boats of Lake Geneva (Museum)
Description: A museum located in St. Gingolph, Valais


Name: George Knights (Person)
Description: A person who was the curator of Ipswich Museum.


Name: Subsistence Agriculture (Activity)
Description: Mainly relying on subsistence agriculture.


Name: Museums (Places)
Description: Institutions dedicated to the storage, exhibition, and study of artifacts


Name: The Eye of Horus (symbol)
Description: A symbol representing a new eye given to Horus by the god Thoth


Name: all parts of West Africa (region)
Description: Region where Quranic scholars attracted students.


Name: Brazil (country)
Description: A country located in South America


Name: Central Missouri State University (now the University of Central Missouri) (University)
Description: Originally named after the geographic districts, established in 1871


Name: Chemical poisoning by uranium oxide (Health issue)
Description: Poisoning caused by the harmful effects of uranium oxide


Name: Mount Richard (fictitious location)
Description: Fictitious peak on the Rocky Mountains' continental divide


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


Name: Base-centered cubic lattice (Crystal lattice)
Description: A crystal lattice structure obtained by placing an extra lattice point in the center of each horizontal face of a simple cubic lattice


Name: Philippe Le Billon (Authority Figure)
Description: Economist and geographer who studies resource conflicts


Name: Han Chinese-style robes (clothing)
Description: Robes worn by Han Chinese


Name: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (International Organization)
Description: A United Nations organization promoting peace and security through education, science and culture


Name: Equidistant Cylindrical Projection (Methodology)
Description: A method of charting or map-making.


Name: Nationalists (Group)
Description: A group of Spanish military leaders and their supporters who opposed the leftist Second Spanish Republic during the Spanish Civil War


Name: Small Intestine and Caecum (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The small intestine runs in a full circle around the inside of the test, before joining the large intestine


Name: Environment Ministry (government organization)
Description: A Japanese government agency responsible for environmental matters


Name: Water Vapor (Gaseous State of Water)
Description: The gas phase of water molecules in the Earth's atmosphere


Name: gastronomic_center (GeographicArea)
Description: A location known for its diverse and high-quality food offerings


Name: Missouri National Guard (Military)
Description: The militia force of the U.S. state of Missouri under the control of the governor


Name: Health care expenditures (France) (Expenditure)
Description: The amount spent on healthcare in France.


Name: China's paramount leader (Political Position)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone (Countries)
Description: Countries where health professionals from Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Mali, Niger, and Nigeria traveled to as part of a joint initiative


Name: Lugano (City)
Description: The largest city in Ticino.


Name: optical data storage (Data Storage Technology)
Description: The use of light to store and retrieve digital information


Name: Ancestry of people in Alabama (Ancestry)
Description: The majority ancestry group claimed by the population in Alabama.


Name: Copper Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry that produces and processes copper.


Name: Antonio de León y Gama (Person)
Description: Spanish historian


Name: Metamorphic Petrology (Scientific Field)
Description: Study of metamorphism


Name: Pyrrhotite and pentlandite (Mineral)
Description: Igneous rock minerals that contain iron


Name: barbaric, gruesome, and culturally inferior (Adjective group)
Description: General descriptions in 17th and 18th century Europe


Name: Stratigraphy (Science)
Description: The science of deciphering the layered sedimentary record.


Name: Rheumatoid arthritis (Health Condition)
Description: A type of arthritis that was tested in a trial with copper bracelets


Name: Use of copper in plumbing (Industrial application)
Description: The use of copper as a piping material for transporting water and other liquids in buildings.


Name: Prime Minister of the Czech Republic (position)
Description: The position held by Petr Fiala


Name: Romansh language (Language)
Description: One of the four national languages of Switzerland


Name: Clothing (Physical artifacts)
Description: Worn by individuals.


Name: Purple official dress, gold and jade waistband, and a folding-up black muslin scarf (Accessories)
Description: Items worn by the crown prince as part of his attire


Name: Metamorphosed_rocks (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Rocks that have undergone a process of change resulting in new textures and mineral assemblages


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


Name: Jöns Jakob Berzelius (Person)
Description: Swedish chemist who developed a system of atomic symbols


Name: aurora and airglow (Atmospheric Phenomenon)
Description: The atmospheric processes related to oxygen spectroscopy.


Name: High Melting Point (Thermal property)
Description: The temperature at which a solid transforms into a liquid


Name: ROYGBIV Mnemonic (Memory Aid)
Description: A mnemonic used to remember the spectral colors in English


Name: Magnesium Alloys (Alloy)
Description: A class of metals that are made by melting and mixing magnesium with other substances


Name: Tibet (Location)
Description: A region in Asia, known for being the home of Tibetan Buddhism.


Name: Later Stone Age tools (Tool)
Description: Stone implements from the Later Stone Age.


Name: High-Temperature Furnaces (Equipment)
Description: A furnace designed to withstand very high temperatures


Name: Brown coal (Energy source)
Description: A type of coal used primarily for electricity generation


Name: Carbonate platforms (Geographical Feature)
Description: Large areas of submerged or exposed sedimentary rock composed largely of carbonate minerals