Name: extensive ancient marble open-pit quarries on Paros (location)
Description: Quarries located at Chorodaki, Marathi, and Agios Minas


Name: Logistics sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Great Moravia (Location)
Description: An early Slavic state located in modern day Czech Republic and Slovakia


Name: Phoenixes (on Jewellery) (Design Elements)
Description: Mythical bird often depicted on Chinese jewellery


Name: Khibina massif, Kola Peninsula, Russia (Location)
Description: The location where the lanthanum rich species of Cerite was first described.


Name: Climate of Oppdal (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: The weather patterns of the area of Oppdal, Norway


Name: Staten Island Greenbelt (protected area)
Description: an approximately 2,500 acres (10 km2) protected area in Staten Island


Name: 8.4% of GDP (2015) (Percentage)
Description: Health care expenditures as a percentage of GDP in 2015


Name: the Aegean and Western Anatolia (Location)
Description: Areas where the Mycenaeans began to spread their influence


Name: Panel paintings in Ancient Greece (Art)
Description: Paintings created on wooden panels in ancient Greece


Name: Werner Faymann (Person)
Description: Austrian politician who served as Chancellor of Austria (2008-2016)


Name: Height (Dimension)
Description: 10.4 metres (34 ft)


Name: above the brittle–ductile transition zone (geographical location)
Description: It can be regarded as a ductile mechanism, although one that takes place within the elastico-frictional regime of deformation.


Name: North Africa (Geographical_Region)
Description: The northern part of the African continent.


Name: Maine and New Hampshire (State)
Description: Two states in the New England region


Name: Glucose Levels (Health Parameter)
Description: The amount of glucose in the bloodstream.


Name: Almohad dynasty (historical_dynasty)
Description: A medieval Berber Islamic empire centered in the Maghreb, ruled by the Almohads


Name: Oceania (Region)
Description: A wider region encompassing New Zealand and various other island countries in the Pacific Ocean


Name: China's staple food (Food)
Description: The primary dietary sustenance of the Chinese people


Name: Adenosyl-fluoride synthase (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme that binds fluorine to carbon


Name: Plane containing that circle (Geometric figure)
Description: The flat, two-dimensional surface that passes through the circle


Name: Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle (Wine)
Description: A specific white wine from Morgex


Name: 15,000 people (Number)
Description: -


Name: Ortho-amphibolite (Type of Amphibolite)
Description: An ortho-amphibolite appears to transgress apparent protolith bedding surfaces and suggests it was a dyke.


Name: G20 (Group of Twenty) countries (Political Entity)
Description: An international forum consisting of 19 countries and the European Union that aims to address global economic and financial issues


Name: rural labourers (occupation)
Description: Individuals depicted in Liang Kai's painting 'Sericulture'


Name: Qin officials (Officials)
Description: The officials of the Qin dynasty


Name: Popular Culture (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: The social meanings of mass-produced consumer and leisure goods


Name: How the diamond was created (Process)
Description: The conditions under which the diamond was formed.


Name: Christians in Japan (Religious group)
Description: Christian population of Japan


Name: Greek Dark Ages (Historical period)
Description: A recordless transitional period leading to Archaic Greece


Name: Commonly sodium, potassium and protons (cations)
Description: Common cations associated with aluminosilicates


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


Name: Metamorphic rocks (type_of_rock)
Description: formed when existing rocks are subjected to high pressures and temperatures that they are transformed without significant melting


Name: Grain market (Commodity market)
Description: Global commodity market that includes crops such as maize, rice, soybeans, wheat and other grains


Name: Metal (Material)
Description: The material most rings are made of


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed mostly of carbon


Name: Antoine Lavoisier (Scientist)
Description: French chemist who did not include potassium in his list of chemical elements


Name: red (Color)
Description: Red color that was associated with resistance and revolution in the 18th century


Name: Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Mali, Niger, and Nigeria (Countries)
Description: Countries involved in a joint initiative by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and its specialized agency, the West African Health Organisation


Name: Jehovah's Witnesses (Religion)
Description: A Christian denomination, having about 105,000 members in Spain.


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


Name: Samori Ture's army (military)
Description: The armed forces of Samori Ture.


Name: True (Boolean value)
Description: Indicates that the fossil record is vastly incomplete


Name: Pratip Munshi (Indian Artist)
Description: -


Name: Scientific Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: The series of events that marked the emergence of modern science


Name: Polished Stone Axes, Spear Points, Blades for Knives and Scrapers (Implement)
Description: Advanced stone tools used for a variety of purposes.


Name: (Ta,Nb)BO4 (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of tantalum, niobium and boron oxide


Name: Brahman (Concept)
Description: The ultimate reality and supreme cosmic principle in Hinduism


Name: Afternoon Tea (Meal)
Description: Traditional British meal served with tea in tea rooms and hotels around the United Kingdom


Name: adherents of Christianity (religious group)
Description: individuals who follow the Christian faith


Name: Different Robes of Various Colors and Patterns, Gauze Hats (Clothing & Accessories)
Description: The clothing and accessories worn by officials


Name: Ce (symbol)
Description: The symbol for the chemical element Cerium.


Name: Taiwan (geographical location)
Description: During Chen Shui-bian's presidency


Name: Transistor (Electronic device)
Description: A three-terminal semiconductor device used to amplify or switch electronic signals.


Name: Detergent (Cleaning Product)
Description: Product containing fluorescent chemicals for enhancing the whiteness of fabric.


Name: Polities that the Triple Alliance conquered (Historical Entity)
Description: The polities that the Triple Alliance conquered


Name: Decomposition of graphitic C3N4 under high pressure and high temperature (nanodiamond production method)
Description: Method for producing large quantities of high purity diamond nanoparticles


Name: Human Color Perception Limit (Perception)
Description: One limit of human color perception


Name: Essential Drinks in Moroccan Culture (Characteristic)
Description: The essential drinks that play an important role in Moroccan culture


Name: 9 April 1932 (Date)
Description: The completion date of the Tomb assembly


Name: 1.9 migrants per 1,000 inhabitants per year (Quantity)
Description: The migration rate in the Netherlands


Name: Michel-Lévy (Person)
Description: Geologist who described the phenomenon of intimate penetration in 1887


Name: Dominant Order of Autocracy (Governance Structure)
Description: A political system where power is concentrated in the hands of one person, or a small group


Name: Taiwan population (population)
Description: The total population of Taiwan


Name: UK Population (Quantity)
Description: The total population of the United Kingdom


Name: BankingAndInsurance (Service)
Description: An important service within the service sector of Switzerland


Name: Tolkowsky's diamond cutting formula (Mathematical principles for cutting diamonds)
Description: In the 1920s, setting a standard for ideal cut diamonds


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country located in Oceania


Name: Simplicity (Benefit Detail)
Description: One of the benefits associated with the Pidgeon process for producing magnesium


Name: Mount Athos in Greece (Location)
Description: An Orthodox Christian site with similar female taboo


Name: Most influential scientists (Category of people)
Description: People who have made significant contributions to science


Name: waist beads as support when a child is carried on one's back (Function)
Description: The use of waist beads as a support for carrying children in Ghanaian and Nigerian culture


Name: linear pattern, single branch of ureter, few nephrons (morphological features)
Description: Linear arrangement, having a single branch of the ureter, and relatively fewer nephrons


Name: a golden age (era)
Description: A period of prosperity and cultural advancement


Name: LHIII (Historical subperiod)
Description: A subdivision of the Late Helladic period


Name: Qing dynasty court (administrative_body)
Description: The governing body of the Qing dynasty


Name: decorative elements created with opus sectile technique (artifact decoration technique)
Description: a method of inlaying stone into walls to create intricate patterns


Name: World (GeographicalArea)
Description: The planet Earth and all its celestial bodies


Name: saffron production (ProductionActivity)
Description: in recent years


Name: Post-transfiguration period (Time Period)
Description: The post-transfiguration period.


Name: Marine environments (environments)
Description: The seafloor and water column, including coastal areas and open oceans


Name: the 'Taiwan Miracle' (Event)
Description: A period of rapid economic development in Taiwan in the early 1960s


Name: Jurchen culture (culture)
Description: The culture of the Jurchen people


Name: SO4−4, PO4−4, AsO4−4, VO4−4 (Structural Analogues)
Description: Examples of structural analogues to linked silica tetrahedra


Name: 102% (Percentage Increase)
Description: The percentage increase in student loan debt between 2010 and 2020


Name: Oslo (City)
Description: The capital city of Norway


Name: Hospitality and tourism sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: weapons of Great Moravia (Artifact)
Description: Weapons used in Great Moravia, including axes, spears, swords and bows


Name: Maximum Chroma Color (Color Property)
Description: The most chromatic and vibrant colors that can be seen in the visible spectrum


Name: Republic and Canton of Valais (Official Name)
Description: The official name of the canton in French and German


Name: Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Canada (country)
Description: Countries where De Beers sources its diamonds.


Name: Sijilmasa and Tlemcen (city-state)
Description: Two prosperous city-states that straddled the principal trade routes.


Name: Market Economy (Economic System)
Description: An economic system in which the production and distribution of goods and services are determined by supply and demand.


Name: Less dense than Diamond (Comparison)
Description: -


Name: mortal (General_Classification)
Description: A mortal who crossed Dionysus' path


Name: Cows are moved to the highest pastures (Animal Movement)
Description: -


Name: [MnO4]2− (chemical compound)
Description: The green anion manganate in oxidation state +6


Name: German literature (Literature)
Description: Can be traced back to the Middle Ages


Name: Villach (City)
Description: a town in Carinthia, Austria


Name: Lung Cancer (Disease)
Description: A form of cancer primarily affecting the lungs


Name: marriages, important life events, protection against evil spirits (Purposes of Ritual Music)
Description: Reasons for performing ritual music


Name: Afghanistan (country)
Description: Mined in Afghanistan.


Name: 2005 Eurovision Song Contest (Music Competition)
Description: -


Name: Brenner Pass (MountainPass)
Description: A mountain pass between Italy and Austria, with an elevation of 905 meters


Name: Soaking pit (Container)
Description: A pit used for soaking materials before processing


Name: Mary Beard (Person)
Description: British classical scholar, historian, and author


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: The color of Azurite


Name: Tahitians (people)
Description: First inhabitants of Tahiti


Name: Copper concentrate (Material)
Description: The concentrated copper obtained from ores after comminution, froth flotation and smelting.


Name: word 'mapach' (raccoon) (Word)
Description: The word 'mapach' (raccoon) is represented phonetically in the place name 'Mapachtepec'


Name: Object/Material (Class)
Description: General classification of any tangible thing


Name: U.S. Stockbrokers and Brokerage Firms (Financial Professional)
Description: Individuals and entities involved in the buying and selling of securities


Name: French Canadians (People)
Description: European settlers who established the first settlement in Missouri


Name: pottery (artifact)
Description: An object shaped and modeled by human hands, often considered a cultural artifact


Name: Manganese (Chemical Substance)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Mn and atomic number 25


Name: Black Coral colonies (Coral group)
Description: A collection of connected black corals


Name: Compounding (Linguistic process)
Description: The formation of words from two or more other existing words.


Name: Stealing of Watches (Activity)
Description: Practice of stealing watches due to their high value during the 18th century


Name: vibrant democracy (political characteristic)
Description: a country that operates under a democratic governmental structure, allowing for the peaceful transfer of power and a system of checks and balances


Name: average American life expectancy data (Statistic)
Description: statistics about average life expectancy in the United States


Name: history of traditional ceramics in Algeria (historical event)
Description: Historical event that was the focus of the exhibition shown by Musée du quai Branly


Name: following meteor impact (Astrogeological event)
Description: Melted material launched into the air, cooled and solidified


Name: Igls (Winter sports venue)
Description: A winter sports venue located in Austria


Name: German-speaking Community (Political Entity)
Description: One of the three Communities in Belgium


Name: Exclaves (Geographical Feature)
Description: Areas belonging to Switzerland but entirely surrounded by another country


Name: Llapi and Sitnica rivers (River)
Description: The rivers that form the southern border of Kopaonik mountains


Name: Gross cantonal product (Economic metric)
Description: The banking industry in Ticino generates 17% of the gross cantonal product.


Name: New dress code (Historical event)
Description: The dress code formalized by Emperor Ming of Han


Name: Walls of a fort (architectural structure)
Description: The banding pattern connects around the agate like the walls of a fort


Name: Celtic gold (Artifact classification)
Description: Torcs are 'the most important category of Celtic gold'


Name: The United States (Country)
Description: North American nation that was established as a federal constitutional republic in 1787


Name: Vickers hardness test (testing method)
Description: a standardized hardness test for various materials


Name: Monarchy of Spain (Ruler)
Description: The monarchical rulers of Spain before the Bourbons


Name: Traditional Doctrine (Legal Theory)
Description: A theory concerning the nature and function of law, especially in a particular jurisdiction


Name: Human sacrifice (Action)
Description: The practice of human sacrifice in Aztec religion.


Name: Women in workgroups (Labor force group)
Description: Specialized groups of female laborers who worked for the palace


Name: Organic-looking textures (Texture)
Description: Textures that resemble natural organic materials.


Name: Territory of Dougall (Historical Region)
Description: The former territory of Cenél Loairn, son of Somerled


Name: maintain its polish well (gemstone property)
Description: the ability of a gemstone to retain its shine and luster


Name: - (-)
Description: Extreme heat and pressure make carbon atoms fuse in a specific structure


Name: Honda Manufacturing of Alabama (Company)
Description: A manufacturing company located in Alabama.


Name: 80% of Amazonian deforestation (Environmental issue)
Description: Deforestation in the Amazon region, amounting to approximately 80%


Name: Avatars of the Devi (Set of Avatars)
Description: The specific forms taken by the goddess in Shaktism tradition


Name: Five categories of jade objects (Classification of artifacts)
Description: Specific types of jade objects, such as beads, belt hooks, weapons, sculptures, and emblematic ornaments.


Name: 1777 (Year)
Description: Year that boric acid was recognized


Name: Atmosphere (Natural Environment)
Description: The layer of gases surrounding a planet, such as Earth.


Name: prehistoric times (Time Period)
Description: A period before recorded history


Name: World's third most liveable city (Ranking)
Description: Auckland's ranking in the Mercer Quality of Living Survey in 2016


Name: legislation preventing municipalities from setting minimum wage (Legislation)
Description: A legislative measure that prevents municipalities from establishing their own minimum wage.


Name: Moroccan Culture and History (Culture)
Description: The rich culture and history of Morocco.


Name: Russell Sage Foundation (Organization)
Description: A foundation that supports research in the social sciences.


Name: - (-)
Description: During its initial operations, D&P Pipe Works relied on its own generator for power


Name: Diamond Jubilee (anniversary)
Description: -


Name: Artists (Creator)
Description: Individual who creates visual arts


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


Name: Smartism (Hindu Sect)
Description: A Hindu sect that worships multiple deities simultaneously


Name: Annibale Carracci (Artist)
Description: An Italian painter and architect of the late-Mannerist and early Baroque periods.


Name: Six Ritual Jades (Jade Artifact)
Description: Prominent early use of Chinese jade


Name: Pope Hadrian II (Person)
Description: Pope who approved the use of vernacular in the liturgy


Name: Slate (Building material)
Description: A stone type commonly used as roofing material


Name: Gneist (Noun)
Description: A Middle High German word meaning 'spark'.


Name: 1964, 1990, 2021 and 20xx (respectively) (Year)
Description: The year the respective Eurovision competitions were held


Name: European Golden Boot award in 1991 (Award)
Description: a prestigious football award


Name: Salmon (Fish)
Description: A type of fish that contains astaxanthin and is sometimes artificially colored with the pigment.


Name: Writing Material (physical entity)
Description: A surface that can be written on with suitable instruments, or used for symbolic or representational drawings


Name: High Coercivity (Class: Property)
Description: Requiring a high degree of force to change magnetic orientation.


Name: Beryllium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Be and atomic number 4


Name: Greek Islands (Geographical Region)
Description: A group of islands in the Aegean and Ionian Seas


Name: Cuauhtémoc (tlatoani)
Description: The last independent Mexica tlatoani


Name: large-scale capitalist development (economic concept)
Description: An economic model that requires significant investment and resources


Name: The Volga (River)
Description: Widely regarded as Russia's national river.


Name: crisis in Africa (situation)
Description: A critical or difficult situation in Africa


Name: Tuscaloosa (Location)
Description: A city in Alabama, United States


Name: C.S. Lewis (Writer)
Description: Northern Ireland's most popular writer


Name: Smoke Screens and Catalysts (Material)
Description: Titanium tetrachloride is a component of smoke screens and catalysts


Name: 18th out of 52 African countries (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of Benin in a survey of 52 African countries


Name: Free Zone (Region)
Description: Part of the disputed Western Sahara region controlled by the Polisario Front


Name: Ifriqiya (region)
Description: Region of North Africa that corresponds roughly to modern Tunisia and Libya


Name: Natrolite (mineral)
Description: The mineral that the first specimen of Bultfonteinite was mistakenly identified as.


Name: hardstones (Material)
Description: Decorative stones used for carving and other arts


Name: Cheque based definition (Legal Definition)
Description: A legal definition that primarily includes entities dealing with cheques


Name: Skilled Workforce (Workforce Characteristic)
Description: Workers with specialized skills or knowledge


Name: Great Recession (EconomicRecession)
Description: affected by the Great Recession


Name: inflation (Economy)
Description: An overall general upward price movement of goods and services in an economy over time, usually measured by the Consumer Price Index


Name: Woodcut (Art Technique)
Description: Printing technique using wooden blocks for printing on paper


Name: Kuanos (Ancient Greek term for black or dark blue)
Description: Ancient Greek term that could mean both dark blue and black


Name: Photographs of Berber jewellery (Visual media)
Description: The images used in Berber Memories: Women and Jewellery in Morocco.


Name: Orsa Lake's northwest beach (geographical location)
Description: -


Name: Undefined (Stub classification)
Description: Not specified in the text. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.


Name: Rayleigh Scattering (Optical Effect)
Description: Scattering of light or other electromagnetic radiation by particles much smaller than the wavelength of the radiation.


Name: Akoya pearl production (Pearl Cultivation)
Description: The process of cultivating Akoya pearls


Name: Signalling pathways (Biological process)
Description: Communication pathway in a cell or organism


Name: Widowed (marital status)
Description: Individuals who have lost a spouse or civil partner, but have not remarried


Name: Campbell R. Bridges (Person)
Description: Scottish-born Kenyan gemologist


Name: Subduction Processes (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The study of these volcanoes provides insights into subduction processes


Name: Great Recession and related European sovereign debt crisis (Event)
Description: Economic downturn between 2007 and 2009, followed by a longer period of weak growth


Name: birds in Chinese culture (concept)
Description: The belief in the symbolic journey from earth to heavens


Name: Under-reported Crime (Crime Characteristic)
Description: A crime that is not fully reported or documented due to various reasons such as fear, intimidation, or underestimation.


Name: 177m2Au (Nuclear Isomer)
Description: One of the nuclear isomers of Gold


Name: Våmhusmål (dialect)
Description: Distinct from other Dalecarlian dialects


Name: 0.900 fine gold, or 21.6 karat (Quantity)
Description: A measure of the fineness of a gold alloy


Name: Swift pair of messengers (Symbolic Representation)
Description: A symbolic representation used by Buddha to describe calm's role in delivering the message of nibbana.


Name: Good genes (Genetic quality)
Description: Genes that are advantageous for the offspring and reproductive success


Name: Youth Unemployment Rate (New Zealand) (EconomicMetric)
Description: Unemployment rates for different age groups follow similar trends but are consistently higher among youth


Name: India (Country)
Description: The southern part of the Indian subcontinent where diamonds were historically found


Name: Wider and more circular pelvic inlet (Part of female pelvis)
Description: A wider and more rounded opening for childbirth


Name: John Wilkins (Person)
Description: An English philosopher


Name: John Lane (Person)
Description: A person who is said to have carried out experiments to smelt zinc.


Name: Bushveld Igneous Complex of Transvaal, South Africa (Location)
Description: African location where uvarovite has been reported


Name: World War I (Historical event)
Description: The outcome of World War I was denounced by Mussolini as a 'mutilated victory'


Name: Syphax Airlines (Airlines)
Description: An airline headquartered in Tunisia.


Name: All-DPSS Laser Display Systems, Particle Image Velocimetry, Raman Spectroscopy, and Holography (Application)
Description: Applications that make use of red lasers


Name: Tenochtitlan (city)
Description: Had the second largest city in the valley of Mexico in the Aztec period as Texcoco


Name: Time (Continuum)
Description: A sequence of events or instants considered as a unit of measure, forming an indefinite continuum.


Name: the start of the year in Russia (Event specific to a location)
Description: The day when the year begins in Russia


Name: Schöllkrippen and Mespelbrunn (location)
Description: Locations in the Vorspessart


Name: Avishur and Halamish neighborhoods (Neighborhood)
Description: Parts of Arad city


Name: Yellow Diamonds (Diamond Variation)
Description: Diamonds that have small numbers of nitrogen atoms and appear yellow


Name: Traditional Aboriginal religions (Religion)
Description: The traditional spiritual beliefs of the Indigenous Australians


Name: Compound (linguistics) (Linguistic Concept)
Description: A linguistic concept referring to the combination of two or more words in a single unit


Name: Redundant signal hypothesis (Hypothesis)
Description: The idea that multiple signals increase the reliability of a mate choice


Name: Franco's regime (Political Regime)
Description: The authoritarian regime established by General Franco after the Spanish Civil War.


Name: Fasces (Symbol)
Description: A bundle of rods and a double-bladed axe, primary symbol of state power


Name: memorization of the Nine Classics of Confucianism (knowledge area)
Description: The knowledge area that was tested in the examination


Name: The Golden Horse Film Festival (Film Festival)
Description: A film festival held annually in Taipei, Taiwan


Name: Pathogens (Organism)
Description: Microorganisms that can cause disease or illness in humans, such as bacteria, viruses, and parasites


Name: Materials (Physical entity)
Description: A class of substances that are used to fabricate objects (such as tools, structures, and machines)


Name: Near-colorless (Characteristic)
Description: Diamonds graded G–J are considered "near-colorless"


Name: Beryl (Mineral)
Description: A semiprecious mineral


Name: Taifa era (Era)
Description: A period of fragmentation in al-Andalus


Name: Fifth-century churches of Thessaloniki (Building)
Description: Churches built in Thessaloniki during the 5th century


Name: Gustave Eiffel (Architect)
Description: An architect who designed many bridges, including the Garabit viaduct and the Eiffel Tower.


Name: Opal-CT (Silica mineral)
Description: Also called lussatine or lussatite, characterized by localized order of α-cristobalite with a lot of stacking disorder


Name: equality between genders in Spanish political and economic life (Equality aim)
Description: -


Name: Startups (Business)
Description: A young company, typically a new business venture or a newly established small business


Name: Spanish Empire's monetary system (Economic system)
Description: The Mexican Mint produced silver Spanish real that formed the basis of the Spanish Empire's monetary system


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


Name: corundum type (Structure Type)
Description: A major structure type found in various binary and ternary compounds


Name: - (-)
Description: The Valley of Mexico was the center of the Aztec Empire.


Name: Electrons and Holes (Particle)
Description: Positively charged particles that are present in semiconductors.


Name: Mystic District of the Black Hills National Forest (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of the Black Hills National Forest


Name: Oxidizer (Substance)
Description: A substance that facilitates the combustion of another substance.


Name: Aztec education system (education_system)
Description: The education system of the Aztecs that was abolished after the fall of the Aztec Empire


Name: Uranium decay (Geological process)
Description: The radioactive decay of uranium.


Name: 2010 (Year)
Description: The year the Sacramento Valley red fox was identified through mitochondrial haplotype studies


Name: Bandwurmwörter (German Term)
Description: The term used for unusually long words in German


Name: Tang dynasty fashion (clothing)
Description: -


Name: the Sistine Chapel (artwork)
Description: ceiling fresco in the Vatican City


Name: Some Rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: Specific type of rocks that produce more melt at a given temperature


Name: Chiefdoms of the Leeward Islands (Alliance)
Description: The chiefdoms of the islands located to the east-northeast of Tahiti.


Name: Stone huts or wooden barns (Building Structure)
Description: Accommodation of herdsmen during summers


Name: 49 countries (Geographical_region)
Description: Initially, the station broadcasted to 49 countries


Name: Ming dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The dynasty in which the shenyi made a comeback as formal scholar official robe.


Name: Alfred Gusenbauer (Person)
Description: Austrian politician who served as Chancellor of Austria (2007-2008)


Name: German Military Aircraft (World War I and World War II) (Vehicle)
Description: Aircraft used by the German military during both World Wars


Name: Tektite (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Gravel-sized bodies composed of natural glass formed from terrestrial debris ejected during meteorite impacts


Name: The Diamond Sutra (book)
Description: the oldest dated printed book in the world, dating from 868


Name: Gender Equality Act (Act)
Description: -


Name: Barrovian Facies Sequence, Abukuma Facies Series (Geological sequence)
Description: Sequences of metamorphic conditions for greenschist facies


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Eastern European country located in the mid-latitudes.


Name: Eleven Iron Age individuals (Individuals)
Description: The remains of eleven individuals from the areas around Rome


Name: Robert H. Goddard (Person)
Description: American scientist who developed a rocket engine that burned liquid fuel in 1923


Name: 1999 Taiwan earthquake landslide (Geological_event)
Description: A geological event that resulted in a modern landslide.


Name: Mam Tor and Alport Castles (Geological Feature)
Description: Landslip features on unstable layers of sandstones and shales in Derbyshire


Name: Uranium-239 (Isotope)
Description: Radioactive isotope produced by Uranium-238 absorbing a neutron


Name: Marble Cutting Rate (1911) (Quantity)
Description: The rate at which a wire saw could cut marble in 1911.


Name: Animalia (Taxonomic group)
Description: The kingdom containing all multicellular animals.


Name: Publication (1862) (Scientific Publication)
Description: The first scientific paper on Hunsrück slate fossils


Name: Lithium Hydride and Aluminum Trichloride (Compound)
Description: Two compounds used in the production of Lithium Aluminum Hydride.


Name: 72 u (72Mn) (Isotope)
Description: A specific form of manganese with atomic weight 72


Name: False information (Information)
Description: Incorrect, inaccurate, or deceptive data or claims regarding the content, safety, or effectiveness of a product


Name: Citizenship Distribution of Belgium (Distribution)
Description: 92% Belgian citizens, 6% EU member citizens as of 2007


Name: peaks in eastern Switzerland extending to western Austria (Helvetic nappes) (Geographical Area)
Description: The region where this process occurred


Name: Governors appointed by the Umayyad caliphs (Political Entity)
Description: Governors ruling in North Africa under the Umayyad caliphs


Name: Miss Elizabeth Owles (Person)
Description: A person who took on the formalised archaeological role


Name: Gasunie (Organization)
Description: Dutch state-owned company managing natural gas infrastructure


Name: Andalusia (Geographical Region)
Description: An autonomous community of Spain


Name: Song-style garments (type of clothing)
Description: clothing style worn during the Song dynasty


Name: James Ballantyne Hannay (Person)
Description: Scientist who made an early success in converting carbon into diamond


Name: Municipality of Drammen (Municipality)
Description: The municipality formed after the merger of Drammen, Nedre Eiker and Svelvik in 2020


Name: Sur la combustion en général (Book)
Description: Lavoisier's book about combustion


Name: Enameling and repoussé (art technique)
Description: Methods used in creating ornamental wares


Name: Economics (field of study)
Description: The social science that studies how individuals, businesses, and nations allocate resources to satisfy their wants and needs


Name: Sand Dollars (Subgroup of Sea Urchin)
Description: Sea urchins with oval shapes and degrees of bilateral symmetry.


Name: Yayoi period (time period)
Description: An archaeological time period in Japan's history


Name: Adenosine Monophosphate (ADP) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A nucleotide that consists of the sugar ribose linked to adenine and one, two, or three phosphate groups


Name: Macedonian Parliament (Governmental Building)
Description: The parliament building of North Macedonia


Name: Fire Department of New York (Organization)
Description: Another name for The Fire Department of the City of New York.


Name: Fighting in the Canton of Schaffhausen (HistoricalEvent)
Description: The end of fighting in the Canton of Schaffhausen.


Name: Almenning (collected land) (SocialPhenomenon)
Description: A collective right system held by farmers in the area of Oppdal, Norway


Name: Average Annual Rate (Quantity)
Description: The average annual rate at which the UK population increased between 2001 and 2011


Name: Japanese newspapers (media)
Description: newspapers among the most circulated in the world as of 2016


Name: Electric and magnetic properties of materials at ultra high pressures using a diamond anvil cell. (Measurement)
Description: Determining the electric and magnetic properties of materials under extreme pressures


Name: A few millimeters (Size)
Description: The maximum size that individual crystals of Kasolite can grow.


Name: transport network (Infrastructure)
Description: The transportation system of New Zealand


Name: oldest organ in the world still playable (Artifact)
Description: The oldest organ that is still functional


Name: Color of a diamond (Physical properties)
Description: The color of a diamond may be affected by chemical impurities and/or structural defects in the crystal lattice.


Name: Potters Worldwide (Group)
Description: A collective term for studio potters around the world.


Name: Caves (Geographical Location)
Description: Because of the good water solubility of niter, the formation of larger deposits requires special environmental conditions.


Name: Rounded Points (Feature)
Description: The original design of iron blades due to the limited metallurgy of the time.


Name: Pearl of Lao Tzu (Pearl)
Description: The second largest known pearl, a non-nacreous, calcareous concretion from a giant clam


Name: Chert (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A hard, glassy sedimentary rock composed mainly of microcrystalline quartz


Name: Normandy (Region)
Description: A region in northwestern France, known for its coastline, historical sites, and agricultural products.


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: NATO uses blue as the color of its flag.


Name: Artists (Middle Ages) (Profession)
Description: Artists from the Middle Ages


Name: Anglo American (company)
Description: An Anglo-South African multinational mining and commodities company


Name: South Pole of Earth's Magnetic Field (Geomagnetism)
Description: The south pole of the Earth's magnetic field


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Geology (Discipline)
Description: The science of the solid Earth, its rocks, and the processes by which they change over time


Name: Angiotensin and Aldosterone Levels (Hormones)
Description: Two hormones that affect the kidney's absorption of sodium chloride


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


Name: Reflective objects, Transmissive objects (sets of physical objects)
Description: mathematical models for the reflection behavior of these objects


Name: British Academy Film Awards (Event)
Description: The British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) are presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts


Name: Four lattice points per unit cell (lattice point)
Description: One from the corners and one half contribution from each face


Name: oxidation states and other bonding properties (PhysicalProperty)
Description: -


Name: Hen Harriers (Species)
Description: A species of bird of prey found on Isle of Mull


Name: Iberomaurusian period (archaeological period)
Description: Archaeological period that started approximately 16,000 years ago


Name: Colombia's Judicial Branch (Judicial Branch)
Description: The branch of government responsible for assuring the integrity of the Colombian constitution


Name: Fruit (Agricultural Product)
Description: One of the major export products of New Zealand


Name: bendir, guembri, drums, lute, rabab, double clarinet (Musical Instruments)
Description: Instruments used in Berber music


Name: Technical professional institutions of Higher Education (Institution)
Description: Institutions that offer higher education in technical and business fields


Name: wolf (Animal species)
Description: A large canid native to the Northern Hemisphere.


Name: Ligaments and tendons (elastic tissues)
Description: Specialized skeletal tissues unique to vertebrates


Name: January 2021 (Date)
Description: The first month of the year.


Name: Greeks (Ancient Civilization)
Description: The civilization belonging to a period of Southern European history from about 800 BCE to 146 BCE, centered on city-states situated on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.


Name: Mitsubishi (Company)
Description: A Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation.


Name: Vaishnavism (Hindu current)
Description: A modern Hindu current based on the primary deity Vishnu


Name: Signet Rings (Artifact)
Description: Rings used for identification or secrecy purposes, sometimes with hidden compartments


Name: 6–7 MPa·m1/2 for synthetic crystals, around 4 MPa·m1/2 for natural (Physical Property)
Description: Toughness values of corundum


Name: 13.86 million registered scooters in Taiwan (March 2019) (quantity)
Description: Number of registered scooters in Taiwan as of March 2019


Name: Ruling on Peace Agreement Constitutionality (Action)
Description: The act of making a formal decision or judgment.


Name: Dutch rail network (Rail Network)
Description: The rail network of the Netherlands, extending for 3013 km


Name: October 2017 Snap Election (Election)
Description: An election held in October 2017


Name: Mokha coffee (Coffee)
Description: Was transported to the port in Mocha


Name: Iberian Peninsula (geographical_area)
Description: The geographical area of the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Development and implementation of a 'bag and tag' scheme at the mine as a key element of credible traceability. (Program)
Description: The development and implementation program spearheaded by ITRI.


Name: Chernobyl (Place)
Description: A city in Ukraine, known for the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant disaster


Name: Categories (Grouping)
Description: A number of things arranged or classified together.


Name: Refractory in furnaces, kilns and other industrial processes (Material Usage)
Description: -


Name: ROC (Republic of China) (Country)
Description: Officially recognized by only a few countries


Name: Delta Commission (governmental_body)
Description: A politically neutral body formulating an action plan for sea-level rise in the Netherlands


Name: OECD Countries (Geographical Area)
Description: A group of developed economies and countries.


Name: Contribution to Insurance Sector (Lloyd's of London) (Economic Contribution)
Description: The contribution of Lloyd's of London to the insurance sector in the UK


Name: U.S. as a whole (Country)
Description: New England's population density is higher than the U.S.'s overall


Name: Harbert Management Corporation (Company)
Description: An investment management firm based in Birmingham, Alabama


Name: Bulino Style Work (Artwork)
Description: Highly detailed and delicate work created using traditional hand push methods.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: Country in southwestern Europe.


Name: Position 3, Group 1, Period 2, in the periodic table (Periodic Table Position)
Description: The position of the chemical element Lithium in the periodic table


Name: Brother of Lord Chesterfield (Person)
Description: British nobleman


Name: Basalt (Igneous rock)
Description: A type of igneous rock that constitutes 99% of oceanic crust


Name: Garabit Viaduct, Eiffel Tower (Building)
Description: The buildings designed by Gustave Eiffel.


Name: Washington DC area (Region)
Description: A region that includes Washington D.C.


Name: ki-ri-te-wi-ja (Unknown Religious Role)
Description: Documented religious role whose duties are unknown


Name: Western Caspian Basin District (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A geographical region in Russia


Name: 1962 (year)
Description: The year the Évian Accords were signed.


Name: Qianlong Emperor (person)
Description: Emperor of the Qing dynasty during the 18th century AD


Name: Australites (tasmanites) (Geological Object)
Description: Black glass found in Australia and Tasmania


Name: Standard Mandarin (Language)
Description: A variety of Mandarin based on the Beijing dialect, used as a lingua franca in China.


Name: Liuqiu (Island)
Description: An island name used in various contexts, possibly for Taiwan, Ryukyu Islands or Okinawa


Name: Ghost Shirt (Clothing)
Description: A sacred garment worn by the Ghost Dance movement to protect them from bullets


Name: Berber garrison of Valencia (Location)
Description: A Berber stronghold where Sulayman sought refuge for two years


Name: Spessart (Location)
Description: A forest and recreational area in northern Bavaria, Germany


Name: Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) (Political Party)
Description: The first opposition party in Taiwan, founded to counter the KMT


Name: fiction (Literary_genre)
Description: Works of fiction, such as novels or short stories


Name: HELEN (High Energy Laser Embodying Neodymium) (laser)
Description: -


Name: Secco (Technique of Fresco)
Description: Fresco paintings done on dry plaster.


Name: Social Welfare and Finance/Taxes Sectors (Sector)
Description: Areas where the majority of Swiss government expenditure is directed


Name: 555 kBq/m2 (surface ground deposition in 1986) (radiation_level)
Description: The level of caesium-137 contamination at the surface of Chernobyl city in 1986


Name: hanfu market (market)
Description: The market for hanfu.


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


Name: vital air (Gas)
Description: Essential gas for combustion and respiration


Name: France (Country)
Description: Appointed Felix Houphouet-Boigny as a minister after he united migrant workers for their own farms


Name: Hydrostatic skeleton (skeletal structure)
Description: The flexible cavity providing structure through fluid pressure discussed in the context


Name: Hottest month in August 1975 (Weather Record)
Description: -


Name: Copeton and Bingara fields (Location)
Description: Located in the New England area in New South Wales, Australia.


Name: India (Country)
Description: In India, the black color of the ink came from bone char, tar, pitch and other substances


Name: Westchester County (County)
Description: A county in the U.S. state of New York


Name: Dual Modality Small Molecule (Chemical Compound)
Description: A dual-modality small molecule targeting PSMA


Name: Uranium monocarbide (UC) (compound)
Description: A semimetallic compound of uranium and carbon


Name: 2,234 km3 (Volume)
Description: The volume of Great Bear Lake in cubic kilometers.


Name: mixtures of sand and silicates (Building material components)
Description: The primary ingredients used to produce glass.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeastern Europe


Name: natural sapphire (Material)
Description: Naturally occurring sapphire


Name: Conflict in Colombia (Conflict)
Description: An ongoing conflict in Colombia


Name: Georgiana (Person)
Description: Second Daughter of Pope Yeatman


Name: Oceanography (Subdiscipline of Hydrology)
Description: The study of oceans


Name: 26th-largest importer (Rank)
Description: in terms of import


Name: Latin terms murrina and myrrhina (Term)
Description: Terms used in archeology, gemmology, classical studies, and Egyptology


Name: Greek Cyclades archipelago (Archipelago)
Description: A group of islands in the Aegean Sea


Name: Electrolyte (Substance)
Description: The substance that conducts electric current when dissolved in a suitable solvent.


Name: 4.2 deaths per 1,000 live births (Statistic)
Description: The number of infant deaths per 1,000 live births in Taiwan


Name: 2006 (Year)
Description: The year when Drammen Bridge was expanded to four lanes


Name: 15th-century refugees (Historical group)
Description: The 15th-century refugees who are the ancestors of most Macedonian Jews.


Name: Complex Mechanism Fission Bomb (Plutonium-239 derived from Uranium-238) (Nuclear Weapon)
Description: A more complicated type of fission bomb using plutonium derived from uranium-238


Name: Northern South America (Geographical Region)
Description: The geographical region that includes modern-day Colombia and Venezuela


Name: 7th century BC to 1st century AD (time period)
Description: Time frame of usage


Name: German culture (Cultures)
Description: Culture of Germany, including its customs, traditions, and art


Name: Hindu festival Diwali (Festival)
Description: Celebrated by the Hindu community


Name: Red Color (Color)
Description: One of the primary colors, often associated with emotions like passion, love, and anger.


Name: Manufacturer (Business)
Description: A business entity that creates products


Name: In 1840 (Year)
Description: A specific year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Military spending (1945–present) (Quantity)
Description: The amount of money spent on the military, typically expressed in dollars, comparing Russia's military spending to the United States.


Name: Britain, France and Russia (country)
Description: Countries that installed Bavarian Prince Otto von Wittelsbach as monarch.


Name: Pennsylvania slate (Material)
Description: Slate mined in Pennsylvania


Name: Fläsch, Maienfeld, Jenins and Malans (location)
Description: Villages in the Rhine Valley, Grisons, Switzerland.


Name: Disclosure (SingularNoun)
Description: The act of making known or publicly declaring something, especially sensitive or secret information


Name: Small Piece of Mantle Tissue (Biological Component)
Description: Only the piece of tissue is used in most cases.


Name: East and West Coasts (Location)
Description: The locations to which marble was shipped from the Yule Marble Quarry


Name: Unification of the crowns of Aragon and Castile by their monarchs (historical_event)
Description: The union of the crowns of the Christian kingdoms of Castile and Aragon by their respective monarchs in 1469.


Name: Ceramics (Material in Pottery Making and Tableware Production)
Description: Material made by heating mixtures of clay, silica, oxides, and other minerals


Name: Beryllium (chemical element)
Description: Beryllium, with which Magnesium shares similar properties


Name: Event Significance (Brexit) (Event Importance)
Description: The significance level of Brexit as a political event


Name: pottery styles (art form)
Description: Unique pottery styles specific to each pueblo


Name: Activated Charcoal (Material)
Description: A form of activated carbon used for adsorption and absorption


Name: Athenian Acropolis (Architecture)
Description: An ancient citadel located on a rocky hill above the city of Athens


Name: Carving (Art Form)
Description: The controlled removal of stone to shape an object or image.


Name: Polycrystal (Chemical composition)
Description: A solid that consists of numerous crystals.


Name: Knossos and Pylos (Ancient cities)
Description: Prominent cities in Mycenaean Greece


Name: Romansh Culture in Graubünden (Culture)
Description: A linguistically isolated culture found in eastern Switzerland.


Name: other religion not specified (Religion)
Description: A category for individuals not following any of the mentioned religions in Collonges


Name: Sacred texts (Text)
Description: Scriptures of Hinduism


Name: U.S. Steel (Steel_producer)
Description: An American steel company


Name: Taoism (Religion)
Description: Chinese philosophy and religion


Name: Nanoparticles' number density (Physical property)
Description: The concentration of nanoparticles in a given volume or area


Name: Acropolis Museum (museum)
Description: A museum located on the Acropolis in Athens, Greece


Name: Drinking water, irrigation, hydroelectric power (Resources)
Description: Natural resources supplied by the Alps


Name: Belgium-Luxembourg Economic Union (Economic Union)
Description: A single trade market between Belgium and Luxembourg established in 1922


Name: Rhombohedral unit cell (Geometry)
Description: A geometric shape used to describe the Bravais lattices in the hexagonal crystal family


Name: Ceremonial Use or Display (artifact_use)
Description: Artifacts used for ceremonies or display


Name: C–O–H–N–S fluid or melt (Geological fluid or melt)
Description: A mixture of Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, and Sulfur in a yet unknown composition


Name: Sulfides ores (Mineral class)
Description: Minerals containing copper sulfide


Name: Recovery (Process)
Description: The act or process of regaining health or strength after an illness or injury.


Name: Eurozone (Currency Union)
Description: A monetary union of 19 European countries using the euro as their official currency


Name: 18th century fashion (historical event)
Description: Fashion trend in the 18th century


Name: French people with chronic diseases (Patients)
Description: People affected by long-term diseases in France.


Name: Earth's crust (Geological Formation)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth, where iron makes up about 5% of its overall mass


Name: president of the Insular Council of Mallorca (government position)
Description: Position held by Llorenç Galmés


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Geological term)
Description: A broad category of rocks where kyanite is found.


Name: First course (Meal)
Description: The initial dish served during a meal.


Name: Helvetica (Language)
Description: A Romance language spoken by the Swiss, derived from Latin


Name: Holes (Item)
Description: A round orifice in a material, made by drilling, cutting, or eroding.


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


Name: Colle di Cadibona to Col de Tende (Geographical Feature)
Description: A section of the main chain of the Alps running westwards


Name: Amarna period of Ahkenaten (Historical Period)
Description: Represents a specific period in ancient Egypt during the reign of Akhenaten


Name: Used to sharpen Endmills, Deburring parts, or cutting metal with a zip-disc. (Capability)
Description: The capabilities of grinding machines.


Name: Home Civil Service (Governmental Body)
Description: The main civil service in the United Kingdom


Name: Cispadane Republic (Political Entity)
Description: An Italian state that existed during Napoleonic Italy


Name: Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV (Person)
Description: The king of Prussia who was offered the crown of the newly formed German Empire in 1848


Name: James McNeill Whistler (artist)
Description: American artist


Name: Purple Forbidden City in Huế (building)
Description: The Purple Forbidden City in Hue is a palace and fortress in Huế, Thừa Thiên-Huế Province, Central Vietnam.


Name: Meteorite Strikes (Geological Event)
Description: Impact-type microdiamonds can form in such events.


Name: Graphite (Material)
Description: A form of carbon with layered atomic structure


Name: Bal Gangadhar Tilak (Person)
Description: Indian nationalist, philosopher, and social reformer


Name: cubic arrangement of the atoms (crystal structure)
Description: the crystal structure of diamonds


Name: Human History (Historical Period)
Description: Contributed to the archaeological understanding of human history


Name: Chinese Culture (Cultural Tradition)
Description: The cultural heritage of the Han Chinese people, one of the five major branches of Chinese ethnicity


Name: Beijing (City)
Description: The capital city of the People's Republic of China


Name: 10.1 million tons of plastic containers and packaging waste (Amount of waste)
Description: Estimated amount of plastic containers and packaging waste that ended up in landfills in 2018


Name: the established terms throughout the U.S. federal government (Term)
Description: The names 'United States' and 'U.S.'


Name: Complexes of ferric iodide with some soft bases (Compound)
Description: Stable compounds resulting from the reaction of ferric iodide with certain soft bases


Name: Invention of glass (Historical event)
Description: The time when glass was first invented and began to be used in construction.


Name: Extensive and highly diversified trade links (Trade Relationship)
Description: extensive and diverse trade relationships


Name: Opera (Music genre)
Description: Believed to have been founded in the 17th century and known as the birthplace of opera.


Name: Quartz (Material)
Description: Another type of hardstone used in carving


Name: Northern Ireland (Country Subdivision)
Description: A country subdivision of the United Kingdom


Name: Fluoro complexes of iron(III) (chemical compound)
Description: Stable complexes formed between fluoride and iron(III)


Name: 84% (Quantity)
Description: Market share of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama


Name: Wootz Steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel developed in India around 300 BC.


Name: Common opal (sub-category)
Description: does not display play-of-color (iridescence)


Name: Maine (State)
Description: A state that leans Democratic according to Gallup


Name: Slightly increased (beginning of the 21st century) (Temporal Event with Change)
Description: A trend due in large part to the higher birth rate among immigrants


Name: Duchy of Naxos (Duchy)
Description: The Duchy of Naxos, also known as the Duchy of the Archipelago, was a feudal state established in 1207 by Marco Sanudo.


Name: Somerled (Person)
Description: A Norse-Gael who detached the Kingdom of the Isles from Norway and transformed it into an independent kingdom


Name: Darker shades of blue, Lighter tints of blue (Shade or Tint of Blue)
Description: Depending on the presence of black/grey (darker shades) or white (lighter tints)


Name: Jewish Community of Antwerp (Community)
Description: Consisting of approximately 18,000 members.


Name: Ancient Egyptians (Culture)
Description: People of ancient Egypt


Name: 4 years (Duration)
Description: Parliamentary elections are held every 4 years, but early elections can be called


Name: Khalji dynasty (group)
Description: Dynasty succeeded by the Timurid Empire


Name: Beryllium(II) (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Be and atomic number 4.


Name: Animal Sacrifice (Practice)
Description: The practice of animal sacrifice in some forms of Hinduism


Name: Sion (City)
Description: A city in Valais


Name: Arab Folklore (Fox) (Mythology)
Description: Mythological tradition of the Arab world


Name: Thuringian Forest (Forest)
Description: A forest in Germany.


Name: Wealth (Economic Entity)
Description: Financial resources possessed by priestesses


Name: Earth's crust (Geographical Location)
Description: Approximately 2.6% of the weight of the Earth's crust.


Name: Polishing with oxalic acid (H2C2O4) (Method)
Description: A method of finishing marble by polishing with oxalic acid


Name: Lithium Salts (Compound)
Description: The active part of lithium salts, Li+, is present in lithium salts


Name: Roman Catholicism, Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism (List of Religions)
Description: The fastest-growing religions from 2006 to 2011 in Norway


Name: Hydrofluoric acid burns (medical condition)
Description: Calcium gluconate is often applied next, providing calcium ions to bind with fluoride


Name: Mercia Mudstone Group and Sherwood Sandstones (Geological Formation)
Description: Layers of clays and sandstones of Permo-Triassic age


Name: Chinese science and technology (Science and Technology)
Description: The traditional and modern advancements in science, engineering, and technology in China, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse contributions.


Name: Tuckahoe, New York (Location)
Description: A village in Westchester County where Tuckahoe marble was first quarried on a large commercial scale.


Name: Neutron (Particle)
Description: A subatomic particle with no net electric charge and a mass slightly greater than that of a proton


Name: 1692 (Time)
Description: The year when the mines in Bastnäs were first mentioned.


Name: Ioki Itō (1918–1992) (Sculptor)
Description: A famous sculptor from Saijō


Name: united army of Russian principalities (Military Entity)
Description: The combined forces of various Russian principalities.


Name: Buildings and monuments in the United States (Structure)
Description: Structures located in the United States.


Name: Central European province (Geographical Region)
Description: A region within the Circumboreal Region, Boreal Kingdom


Name: Silver (Metal)
Description: A metal with a cubic close-packed structure


Name: CIE Chromaticity Diagram (Color Model)
Description: A diagram used to represent colors in the CIE 1931 color space


Name: ceremony at Isono Shrine inviting a god into the portable shrine known as the Goshinyō (Ceremony)
Description: The ceremony performed during the festival


Name: status quo (Political position)
Description: The political position that the mainstream Pan-Blue maintains regarding independence.


Name: Shallowest Depths (Geographical Location)
Description: Depths where cataclastic rock initially forms


Name: Evolution Over Time (Historical trend)
Description: Influenced by various historical periods and authors


Name: Bellwether (Political Term)
Description: A state whose voting behavior is considered indicative of the nation's electoral trend


Name: Spreading center (Geological feature)
Description: The spreading center consists mainly of a partly solidified crystal mush derived from earlier injections.


Name: (Not provided in context) (Applied Art Objects)
Description: (Not provided in context)


Name: Mother of Pearl (Material)
Description: A hard, lustrous shell material used for decoration and inlay


Name: Biological Activity (Biological Process)
Description: Process involving living organisms


Name: An extra dimension of color vision (Color Vision Attribute)
Description: The ability to see two distinct colors that a normal human would view as metamers


Name: 23% of the total land area (PercentageOfArea)
Description: The percentage of Belgium's land area covered by forests


Name: Swiss Civil Code of 1907 and Swiss Code of Obligations of 1911 (Legal_code)
Description: The codes that served as the basis for Turkey's civil law legal system


Name: Malian government (Government)
Description: The Government of Mali


Name: Latins (Ancient People)
Description: The ancient people who lived in the region which is now Rome


Name: Bortezomib (Pharmaceutical Drug)
Description: A new class of drug called the proteasome inhibitor, for treating myeloma and one form of lymphoma.


Name: Finland (country)
Description: The country where the art jewelry was practiced


Name: Database (Data Storage)
Description: Place where spatial information is stored


Name: [classic metamorphic, non-classic metamorphic or magmatic, and classic magmatic] (Classification)
Description: Three categories of sapphires based on their formation


Name: Caesium Auride (Compound)
Description: A compound containing the Au- anion, crystallizes in the caesium chloride motif


Name: Wild berries and mushrooms (Food)
Description: Wild edibles found in the forests


Name: Al-Husaynis (Family)
Description: Another family who also provides meals for the Nabi Musa worshippers.


Name: altepetl or city-states (political division)
Description: The basic unit of governance in preconquest Nahua societies, reshaped by the Spanish


Name: Mikulčice, Pohansko and Staré Město (Archeological Site)
Description: Three significant Moravian centres that were thoroughly excavated in the 1950s and 1960s.


Name: Transparent Goby (Aphia minuta) (Fish Species)
Description: A small fish species from the Mediterranean


Name: average of 400 tons of uranium oxide shipped to the US each month (Quantity)
Description: The amount of uranium oxide that was then shipped to the US each month


Name: Alumina (Chemical compound)
Description: A white powder found in nature and used chiefly in the production of aluminum


Name: Optical isolators for laser systems (Device)
Description: Terbium gallium garnet can be used in optical isolators for laser systems


Name: 50 ppm in Earth's crust (Quantity)
Description: The proportion of copper in the Earth's crust.


Name: 25 metres below the surface (Depth)
Description: The approximate depth where corals surrounding Zabargad Island can be found.


Name: Monoclonal antibodies, aptamers, streptavidin, or peptides (Biological molecule)
Description: Artificial or naturally occurring proteins used for targeting nanoparticles


Name: Joint European Torus nuclear-fusion research laboratory (Research Laboratory)
Description: A nuclear fusion research laboratory where beryllium is used to condition components which face the plasma.


Name: Romería de El Rocío (Event)
Description: A significant cultural event in Andalusia


Name: A bank account (Bank Accounts)
Description: Account used primarily for daily transactions.


Name: Noble Metals (Group of Elements)
Description: Gold is one of the noble metals


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in northern Europe.


Name: Swiss citizens (Nationality)
Description: The number of births and deaths to Swiss citizens in Maggia as of 2008.


Name: Pè de Pardac (Piè di Predazzo) (Location)
Description: Historic center of Predazzo


Name: Schist (metamorphic rock)
Description: Medium-grained metamorphic rock that shows well-developed schistosity


Name: Geology (Field of study)
Description: The study of the Earth's structure, composition, and history, including its minerals, rocks, and the processes that have shaped it over time


Name: - (-)
Description: Algeria contests Moroccan claim on Spanish Sahara


Name: New England Confederation (Political union)
Description: A loose compact of the colonies of Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, New Haven, and Connecticut formed in 1643


Name: Mam Tor (Location)
Description: A summit and natural landform on Shutlingsloe in Derbyshire, England


Name: Gundestrup cauldron (Mesolithic artifact)
Description: Artistic object from the Mesolithic period


Name: Faial (Fayal) Island in the Azores (Location)
Description: An island in the Azores where fayalite was first described


Name: Romanticized version of the Aztecs (Cultural_Item)
Description: A romanticized interpretation of the Aztec civilization


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


Name: Kidney Stones (Disease or Condition)
Description: Stones that form in the kidneys and can cause pain and other symptoms.


Name: particularly heavy storms and rainfalls in summer (Weather Event)
Description: Climate description in Ticino


Name: First Balkan War (1912–1913) (Event)
Description: War in the Balkans between various Balkan states and the Ottoman Empire


Name: Wicked Witch of the West (character)
Description: A character from The Wizard of Oz


Name: Turkey, neighboring Serbia, Greece and Bulgaria, Poland and other countries of Western Europe (Country)
Description: Countries with significant number of tourists visiting North Macedonia


Name: Austrian Netherlands (Historical Entity)
Description: The area ruled by the Habsburgs, which was the predecessor of modern Belgium


Name: production of hydrogen fluoride and hydrofluoric acid (product)
Description: Products where acid grade fluorite is used in the US


Name: Simplon Pass (Geographical feature)
Description: A mountain pass connecting Valais to Italy


Name: 2 Space Groups (Number of Space Groups)
Description: The number of space groups associated with the Triclinic crystal system.


Name: Geology, Geomorphology, Geophysics, Paleontology, Oceanography, Meteorology, Seismology, Mineralogy, and Planetary science (sciences)
Description: Various fields of study that are included in Earth sciences.


Name: Autumn Season (Season)
Description: The period of the year between summer and winter.


Name: Alluvial Fans (Geological Feature)
Description: A fan-shaped deposit of gravel and sand, formed at the base of a steep slope by the deposition of debris that is laid down by a stream or other moving body of water


Name: Federal government (Political entity)
Description: The federal government that employs Beamte


Name: Lignite mining bond (Financial Instrument)
Description: Bond ensuring mine reclamation


Name: Very Large-Scale Monumental Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Very large sculptures used as public art or to impress viewers


Name: 89.66% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Missouri's last 29 presidential elections that it accurately predicted the winner


Name: Eleven Universities of Excellence (Universities)
Description: Developed in contemporary Germany


Name: 2% of the population in southeast Switzerland (Population Percentage)
Description: -


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Amounting to over 80% of global production


Name: true (requirement)
Description: Alpine passes and byways require special equipment and driving skills


Name: Production of Automobiles, Aircraft, Appliances, Agricultural Machinery, Commercial Construction, Infrastructure (Industry or Infrastructure)
Description:  Industries and infrastructures that the fastener industry is closely related to


Name: iṣṭa devatā (Chosen deity)
Description: A specific manifestation of Ishvara worshipped by an individual Hindu


Name: Metamorphic rock (Geological Classification)
Description: Rocks that are altered by heat, pressure, and/or fluid during metamorphism


Name: Øystre Slidre (Municipality)
Description: The neighboring municipality of Arendal that merged with it in 1964


Name: Tourism (Activity)
Description: An activity in the state of Missouri that benefits from natural attractions


Name: indivisible unity of the Spanish nation (Political Concept)
Description: The political concept explicitly stated in the Spanish Constitution


Name: Excess calcium salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds resulting from excess calcium.


Name: National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Queens (stadium)
Description: Location where the tournament is held


Name: the behavior of matter and energy at the quantum level (behavior)
Description: Quantum Mechanics is a fundamental theory in physics that describes the behavior of matter and energy at the quantum level, where particles can exist in multiple places simultaneously.


Name: Electrolysis of water (Process)
Description: The process that should not be used with AC electricity due to potential hazards


Name: SolarSystem (AstronomicalBodySystem)
Description: The solar system where Sodium is detected in various environments


Name: North Derbyshire Chargers and in Derby (Derby City RLFC) (Rugby_League_Club)
Description: Rugby league clubs based in the north of Derbyshire


Name: Triclinic Hemihydrdal Space Group (Space Group)
Description: A space group that Unknown Mineral belongs to.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federal district


Name: Metasedimentary Sequences (Geological Formations)
Description: Whiteschists were originally described from metasedimentary sequences.


Name: Visual and vocal displays (Behavior)
Description: Actions performed by male peacocks to attract peahens


Name: Woodblock printing (Japan) (Art Technique)
Description: Printing technique using wooden blocks for printing in Japan


Name: 1743 (Time Period)
Description: Year


Name: Design Elements (generalization, symbolization, typography) (Map Features)
Description: Elements used by cartographers to portray information in a map


Name: New Zealand's economy (Economy)
Description: The economic system of New Zealand


Name: Granite Solidus (Geological Concept)
Description: The temperature at which granite solidifies


Name: Diagenesis (Geological process)
Description: The process in which sediments are compacted and turned into solid rock


Name: Hand-painting (Process)
Description: A process for decorating pottery


Name: The Baptism of Hibil Ziwa (Mandaean Text)
Description: An ancient Mandaean scripture


Name: Coelomic Fluid (Fluid)
Description: The fluid that fills the coelom.


Name: Dorymedon (Person)
Description: Another Christian martyr mentioned in the Martyrologium Hieronymianum along with Trophimus


Name: 10th–13th centuries (Time Period)
Description: As proven by archaeology


Name: The French language (Language)
Description: An Indo-European language spoken primarily in France.


Name: Iron Pyrite (FeS2) (Sulfide Mineral)
Description: An iron sulfide mineral with the formula FeS2


Name: National Men's Football Team of France (Sports team)
Description: The national men's football team of France, also known as Les Bleus.


Name: Moroccan Innovation Strategy (Strategic Plan)
Description: A strategic plan for innovation in Morocco


Name: CartoDB (Product)
Description: A cloud-based platform for data visualization and mapping, acquired by LocationTech (formerly the LocationTech Project) of the Eclipse Foundation


Name: The decline of trade routes (Historical event)
Description: The Barbary pirates contributed to the decline of certain trade routes due to their attacks.


Name: cerite (Mineral)
Description: Heavy mineral discovered by Axel Fredrik Cronstedt in 1751


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


Name: Steel container (Material)
Description: Used as a cathode in the electrolysis process of fluorine production


Name: Second-harvest freshwater pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: Pearls produced from a second or subsequent harvest from a mussel


Name: Dye (Substance)
Description: Pearls can be dyed various colors using dyes.


Name: Square bipyramid (Geometry)
Description: A polyhedron with eight triangular faces, six square bases and twelve edges


Name: jašɨl (Turkic term for 'green' or 'yellowish green')
Description: A color term


Name: Yellow and Red Colors (created by heat treatment) (Color Property)
Description: Colors that can be created in zircon through heat treatment


Name: cleaning equipment (Equipment)
Description: Machines and tools designed to clean or purify substances


Name: MountainRanges (Skiing, Hiking, Fishing) (NaturalFeature)
Description: Mountain ranges suitable for skiing, hiking, and fishing


Name: as a master (promotion)
Description: The potential promotion of a journeyman to the rank of master.


Name: Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) (Herb)
Description: An aromatic herb native to the Mediterranean region, found in Andalusia


Name: Burin (Tool)
Description: A small bar of hardened steel with a sharp point used for engraving


Name: Nature Reserves (NaturalFeature)
Description: Nature reserves of different ecosystems


Name: Coal slag (Solid waste)
Description: A byproduct of coal combustion


Name: Renal Physiology (Scientific Study)
Description: The study of kidney function


Name: Coral pink (Color)
Description: A shade of coral pinkish in color


Name: the formation of schist or gneiss (Geological outcome)
Description: Possible end products of metamorphic changes in metaquartzite


Name: Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research (Government Department)
Description: Department responsible for overseeing the education in Norway


Name: Written English (Language Variation)
Description: A form of the English language used in written communication


Name: Lithium (industry trends) (Resource Industry Trends)
Description: Overview of current trends in the lithium industry, including new technologies, partnerships, and investments


Name: CIE 1931 color space (Color Space)
Description: A color space that defines the chromaticity coordinates x and y of a stimulus


Name: Partial Melt Produced by Volcanic Equivalents of Migmatised Igneous or Lower-crustal Rocks (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Partial melt from volcanic counterparts of igneous rocks


Name: Exclusive Elite Group (Concrete Concept)
Description: Professions comprise an exclusive elite group in all societies


Name: Spessart Nature Park (German nature park)
Description: The protected area affected by the climate of Spessart.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The continent where Russia is primarily situated


Name: over 3.4 million 4G base-stations (Number of 4G Base Stations)
Description: The number of 4G base-stations the three operators had in China, as of the given context


Name: Lithium (growing demand due to EVs and energy storage) (Resource Market Trend)
Description: The growing demand for lithium due to increased use in electric vehicles and energy storage


Name: Transistors and other logic elements (Electronics)
Description: Components that allow computation in electronic devices


Name: Western decorative arts (Art Form)
Description: Decorative arts in the Western tradition


Name: Allylpalladium chloride dimer (Specific organometallic compound)
Description: An example of an η3-allyl compound


Name: Dark-colored Basic Granulites (trap granulites) (Geological Rocks)
Description: Fine-grained rocks, nearly black in color with small red spots of garnet


Name: negligible culet diameter (Diamond Feature)
Description: The tiny point or facet at the bottom of the diamond that should be a negligible diameter


Name: Banded texture (Geological Texture)
Description: Texture that is visible in the unaided eye and shows alternating darker and lighter colored bands.


Name: Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (International organization)
Description: An international organization promoting cooperation among states and governments


Name: Vita Methodii (probably written by Methodius's successor Gorazd) (Biography)
Description: Biography of Methodius probably written by his successor Gorazd


Name: Nabi Musa complex (Building)
Description: The complex at Nabi Musa site


Name: Chert (Mineral)
Description: A form of microcrystalline silica


Name: Cenozoic Era, Cretaceous Period (Geologic Epoch)
Description: Two different geological epochs


Name: Highest hardness among known substances (Physical property)
Description: Due to the strong bonds between its atoms


Name: (Cab, hab) (Color Space Coordinate)
Description: Coordinates in the CIE 1976 LAB and LUV color spaces


Name: Epidote crystals (mineral)
Description: Well-developed crystals found at these locations.


Name: Ferropericlase (Mg,Fe)O (Mineral Entity)
Description: Solid solution of periclase and wüstite


Name: George Yule (Person)
Description: The prospector who 'rediscovered' Yule Marble in 1874


Name: Smugglers from these African countries (Group)
Description: Individuals who smuggled blood diamonds after the Fowler Report was published in 2013


Name: Elizabeth Bennet (Character)
Description: A character from Pride and Prejudice


Name: Laboratory units and large-scale industrial units (Equipment)
Description: Units used for creating nanopowders in laboratory and industrial settings


Name: Ancient and Primeval Beech Forests (Geographical Site)
Description: a beech forest ecosystem of international importance


Name: Roads of Valais (Infrastructure)
Description: The roads of Valais that are featured in the Rallye International du Valais


Name: Huitzilopochtli (Deity)
Description: The tutelary deity of the Mexica tribe.


Name: Quartz group (Subgroup of Tectosilicates)
Description: Group of tectosilicates that does not include quartz


Name: Endemic Species (Biological Entity Class)
Description: Includes Sardinian long-eared bat, Sardinian red deer, spectacled salamander, and others


Name: Ghengisid prince Haci I Giray (Historical Figure)
Description: Ghengisid prince who founded the Crimean Khanate


Name: Genesis Energy (Energy Company)
Description: An energy company based in New Zealand


Name: Protestant Reformation (religious_movement)
Description: Major movement within Western Christianity in the 16th century


Name: St. Clement of Rome (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Clement of Rome, also known as Clement I or Pope Clement I, was a prominent early Christian bishop and one of the Apostolic Fathers


Name: Bronze Age (Mesopotamia) (Time Period)
Description: The era that began about 3500 BC and ended with the Kassite period


Name: Semiconductor (Material)
Description: A material used to create integrated circuits.


Name: Lanthanum-dominant minerals (Mineral)
Description: Rare examples of minerals where Lanthanum is the dominant lanthanide.


Name: Political Influence (UK) (Influence Level)
Description: The political influence level of the UK


Name: Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (Art museum)
Description: An art museum in Spain


Name: Setesdal Bilruter (on behalf of AKT) (Bus company)
Description: A bus company operating in Arendal and surrounding areas


Name: variable optical and physical constants (CZ's properties variations)
Description: Due to the different stabilizers used by different producers


Name: solar energy conversion (Energy Technology)
Description: The use of solar energy to generate electricity or heat


Name: Sculpture (artwork)
Description: Sculptures with heart-shaped faces that are curved inward and display patterns of circles and dots


Name: Montepulciano (Geographical Feature)
Description: A town and comune in the province of Siena, Italy


Name: Jean Fouquet (Artist)
Description: A famous medieval French painter


Name: Golden Years / Golden Jubilee (Terms for Later Years)
Description: Terms referring to a person's most valued or successful latter years


Name: Ancient Rome (Civilization)
Description: From India


Name: Buñol, Valencia, Spain (Location)
Description: A municipality in the province of Valencia, in the Valencian Community, Spain.


Name: Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream (Musical groups)
Description: German electronic music groups


Name: Fluorinated Pharmaceuticals (Compound Class)
Description: Pharmaceutical compounds containing fluorine


Name: Beauty of Greece (Attraction)
Description: A feast for the eyes and a memorable travel experience


Name: Yellowish or pale brown (Color)
Description: Natural colors of sealing wax


Name: Dies on a durable metal flan or planchet (Crafting method)
Description: Medals are traditionally produced by stamping with dies on a metal flan or planchet.


Name: Ostmark (Name)
Description: Name used for Austria under Nazi rule from 1938 to 1942


Name: Ahuna Mons (mountain)
Description: Yamor Mons resembles Ahuna Mons


Name: Deer (Wildlife)
Description: Herbivore species


Name: Epirus (Region)
Description: The region where the Epirotic Architecture can be found


Name: Code Noir (Legal Document)
Description: A collection of laws governing slaves and slave-trade in France's colonies


Name: Sub-Saharan Africans (PeopleGroup)
Description: A group of people from Sub-Saharan Africa


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: High School for Excellence and Innovation (School)
Description: Transfer school located on the corner of Academy Street and Broadway


Name: Euro (currency)
Description: Official currency of the Eurozone.


Name: Logic (Academic subject)
Description: Branch of knowledge dealing with principles of valid reasoning


Name: Clinohumite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Size range (Dimension)
Description: Measurement of Jitsuin size


Name: Marcus Isaac Goldman (Person)
Description: An American petrologist, after whom Goldmanite is named


Name: Term 'Keftiu' (term)
Description: A term used by the Egyptians to refer to the Minoans


Name: Oslo Lowlands (Region)
Description: The low-lying areas around the capital city, Oslo


Name: different newspapers for each provincial capital, comarca, or important city (newspaper)
Description: Newspapers published in Andalusia


Name: 10 and 13 (Numeric Value)
Description: The range of the ash's pH level


Name: Santa Teresa microregion and Vila Velha (Espirito Santo state) (microregion)
Description: A microregion in the Espirito Santo state, Brazil


Name: acute food shortage (Issue)
Description: A crisis faced by more than half of Afghanistan's population


Name: U.S. police agencies (Law enforcement)
Description: Approximately 18,000 law enforcement agencies in the United States


Name: Rotterdam The Hague Airport (airport)
Description: An international airport serving the city of Rotterdam.


Name: Legislation (Acts of the Legislative branch)
Description: Laws and bills passed by the legislative body


Name: Beads in Mycenaean Culture (Cultural Artifact)
Description: A significant aspect of Mycenaean culture, shrouded in mystery.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Geographical location of the GeoTrail Dòs Capèl


Name: Rastislav (Person)
Description: Grand Prince of Great Moravia in the 9th century


Name: Crystals (Mineral structure)
Description: Solid structures formed from an aqueous solution


Name: Male Peacock's Feathers (Part of Male Peacock)
Description: Feathers that are displayed by the male peacock at 45° to the right of the sun's azimuth


Name: Luzia Woman (Archeological Find)
Description: One of the earliest human remains found in the Americas


Name: EGL Diamond Reports (EGDR) (program)
Description: A diamond report system established by EGL.


Name: a deep burgundy through burnt orange to bright copper (Color range)
Description: The range of shades seen in red hair


Name: Aosta Valley (Italian region)
Description: an administrative region in Italy


Name: with ancient kingdoms and colonization (history)
Description: The historical background of Benin, including its indigenous kingdoms and colonial era


Name: Aztecs (Historical Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of Nahuatl-speaking peoples in central Mexico during the postclassic period.


Name: Axel Erdmann (Scientist)
Description: Student who discovered lanthanum in a new mineral from Låven island in 1843


Name: Shanghai maglev train (Transportation Vehicle)
Description: Magnetic levitation train in Shanghai


Name: Red Fox (Interaction)
Description: May interact peacefully with golden jackals under specific conditions


Name: Diatoms (Organism)
Description: A group of algae characterized by having their cell walls made of silica


Name: The stipend established by the French government (Stipend)
Description: A monetary award granted to support research or study


Name: Norbergfestival (Event)
Description: Scandinavia's biggest electronic music festival organized in an old iron ore mine


Name: April (month)
Description: Month when elections for the Gran Consiglio are usually held.


Name: Russo-Swedish Wars (event)
Description: A series of conflicts between Sweden and Russia that lasted from the 16th to the early 20th century


Name: early 1980s (Time Period)
Description: Period affected by local drought


Name: luminescence-based materials characterization (Materials Characterization)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to study the properties and composition of materials, such as semiconductors or polymers


Name: Athens (Ancient City-State)
Description: An ancient city located in Greece


Name: West Slavs and some western South Slavs (ethnic groups)
Description: Slavic ethnic groups from Western Europe


Name: Arbeitnehmer (Job title)
Description: A job title for hired salaried employees in Germany


Name: American Culture (Culture)
Description: The American culture that reinforced the association of pink with girls


Name: Saastal Valley (Geographical feature)
Description: A valley located in Valais


Name: Beryllium (Metal)
Description: An element with the symbol Be and atomic number 4


Name: Zinc Methyl (Chemical Substance)
Description: A chemical compound


Name: Tsumeb mine (location)
Description: A mine located in Tsumeb, Namibia


Name: Mitome-in (Seal)
Description: A moderately formal seal used for various purposes in Japan


Name: 122,880 square miles (Area)
Description: Total area (square miles)


Name: William Henry Perkin (person class)
Description: British chemistry student who discovered mauveine


Name: Empty atomic orbitals (physical property)
Description: Atomic orbitals that are vacant in the uranyl ion


Name: Applied Geophysics (Field of study)
Description: The scientific application of geophysical methods to solve practical problems in Earth Sciences


Name: Bastnäs, Västmanland, Sweden (Location)
Description: The location where Cerite was first described.


Name: Loss of Cretan navy (Historical Event)
Description: The hypothetical loss of the naval forces of Crete


Name: Economic basis of a country (Economy)
Description: The wealth and resources of a country, often influenced by tourism.


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


Name: Sports Events (List)
Description: Including the 2004 African Cup of Nations (ACN)


Name: Pharmaceutical Industry Capital (Role)
Description: The role of Basel as the capital of Switzerland's pharmaceutical industry.


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A nonmetallic element that prefers to form covalent bonds


Name: dwarf pine trees (Pinus mugo) (Tree Species)
Description: Often a band of dwarf pine trees found above the forestry


Name: Mutton fat jade (Mineral form)
Description: Named for its marbled white consistency


Name: Algerian Politics (Government and Policy)
Description: The political system and governance of Algeria, which is shaped by its history, culture, and society


Name: Suffolk New College (College)
Description: A further education college located in Ipswich.


Name: geographical location (Location)
Description: The landlocked geographical position affects precipitation


Name: 23 April 2015 (Date)
Description: The date Dawn entered its first observational orbit around Ceres


Name: Black Hills (Region)
Description: A region located in South Dakota and one of the largest in the US


Name: Coin with few or no legends such as Victorian bun penny (Class of Coins)
Description: Coins with minimal inscriptions


Name: Deformation caused by shearing force (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The deformation produced in a rock subjected to extreme shearing force


Name: Taiwan Foundation for Democracy (TFD) (Organization)
Description: Government-funded organization promoting democracy in Taiwan


Name: U.S. Marble Production (Production)
Description: The amount of marble produced in the U.S.


Name: Constitutionalist Revolution (Event)
Description: A revolution led by São Paulo's oligarchy in 1932 against Getúlio Vargas


Name: Optically clear transparent Fluorite (material subtype)
Description: The optically clear and transparent form of the mineral Fluorite.


Name: Resende Nuclear Fuel Factory (Facility)
Description: A nuclear fuel enrichment facility in Brazil


Name: diamond industry (economic sector)
Description: An industry focused on the mining and processing of diamonds


Name: Ticino (Geographical location)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: same-sex marriage laws (Laws)
Description: laws regarding same-sex marriage in Taiwan


Name: Diamonds with fluorescence (Diamond classification)
Description: Diamonds that exhibit blue fluorescence


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


Name: Uranyl salts of uranium and polyatomic ion uranium-oxide cationic forms (Chemical compounds)
Description: Compounds that are water-soluble.


Name: Population aged 15 to 29 (Age_group)
Description: Over half hold a tertiary qualification as of the given context


Name: The Black Paintings (Artwork)
Description: A series of paintings by Goya, created in his elder years.


Name: Dietary Reference Values (Health Guideline Set)
Description: The collective term for Dietary Reference Intakes in Europe


Name: Defensive structures (Construction)
Description: Fortifications built for protection, often located on elevated terrain or coastal plains


Name: stones and gems (Material)
Description: More emphasis was placed on stones and gems in Byzantium


Name: Several principalities in Kievan Rus' (Historical Entity)
Description: The principalities that the Rurikid kniazes ruled


Name: Lithium Aluminum Hydride (Compound)
Description: Industrially most important aluminum hydride, used as a reducing agent in organic chemistry.


Name: Borosilicate glass (Material)
Description: High strength glassware


Name: Whistler's arrangement of tones of Grey (music)
Description: Arrangement of tones of grey that influenced Claude Debussy in his music


Name: small hardstone figures of animals and people (Art Object)
Description: Small decorative objects made from hardstones


Name: Multidimensional Poverty (SocialEntity)
Description: As of the most recent survey in 2016, 46.1% of the population is affected


Name: San Jose, California (Location)
Description: Another city in the U.S.


Name: Consultant's Report on the Art and Archaeology of Roman Egypt (Publication)
Description: A book written by Richard A. Hanson


Name: Local Council for Jerusalem (Organization)
Description: Council responsible for organizing Nabi Musa festivities in the 19th century


Name: English top division (Football league)
Description: The highest level of the English football league system


Name: Electroless deposition (Process)
Description: Method of growing nanoparticles onto surfaces without the need for costly processes.


Name: James I of Aragon (Person)
Description: Palma was occupied by James I of Aragon.


Name: Colombia's National Commission for Security Guarantees (CNGSE) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian commission responsible for ensuring security guarantees for victims of the armed conflict.


Name: Mughal empire (Empire)
Description: An empire that existed from 1526 to 1857


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe


Name: 1875 (year)
Description: The year when restrictions on entering Taiwan were repealed.


Name: Tombs paintings (Artwork)
Description: In tomb paintings


Name: Pearl (Product)
Description: The result of the grafting process in the form of a pearl


Name: Synthetic Emerald (Stone)
Description: A synthetic emerald is a man-made stone with the same chemical and gemological composition as natural emeralds.


Name: Relation of rock segregation to ore deposition (Topic)
Description: A topic discussed in Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: Arseniko Naxou cheese (Cheese)
Description: a type of cheese famous in Naxos


Name: Keen Artistic Ability in Composition and Execution (Ability)
Description: The skill or proficiency of an artist, especially in terms of arrangement and technique.


Name: Independent Macedonia (Geographical_Region)
Description: The region IMRO aimed to establish as an independent state


Name: Classical Antiquity and the Parthian and Sassanid Empires (Historical Period)
Description: The time period when the swords were common


Name: Argyll (Region)
Description: A council area and traditional region in Scotland


Name: Spanish Empire (Political Entity)
Description: A group of territories and colonies governed by Spain from the 15th to the late 19th century.


Name: Moroccan soldiers (MilitaryGroup)
Description: Soldiers belonging to Morocco


Name: Gas pockets in which the agates formed (geological feature)
Description: The size of the gas pockets determined the eventual size of the agate


Name: Hydraulic lime (Product)
Description: A type of lime used for masonry, mortar, and plaster that sets underwater


Name: general election (electoral event)
Description: The process by which citizens vote for representatives in the Nationalrat


Name: Pessah Bar-Adon (Person)
Description: A person who surveyed the Murabba'at area in 1968.


Name: Lower Lotharingia (historical entity)
Description: Part of Lotharingia that became part of East Francia in 870


Name: El Dragon Mine, Potosi, Bolivia (Location)
Description: Mine where prismatic crystals of Esperite were found


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


Name: Proximal End (Part of a Hook)
Description: The end of the hook which is either a straight shaft or a ring for attachment to a thread, rope or chain.


Name: tengri (Word)
Description: The proposed Turkic form of Tengri, derived from tänri.


Name: Hand-cutting and precision machinery (ManufacturingProcess)
Description: Methods used to create faceted glass or crystal beads.


Name: Magnesium hydroxide (Inorganic compound)
Description: A white, water-soluble powder used as an antacid, adsorbent, flame retardant, and soil neutralizer.


Name: Giant Madagascar Hissing Cockroach (Insect)
Description: A species of hissing cockroach that achieved high profile as live jewelry.


Name: Alonso Berruguete (Artist)
Description: Spanish sculptor, called the 'Prince of Spanish sculpture'


Name: 1998 Good Friday Agreement (agreement)
Description: an agreement that ended 30 years of unionist-nationalist communal conflict in Northern Ireland known as The Troubles


Name: 4,000 people (People)
Description: The group who migrated to the United States


Name: Catholicism (Religion)
Description: The religion that Maria Curie gave up due to the death of her mother and sister


Name: a shift in artists' training focus from imitation to originality (Training Shift)
Description: Concept that Modernism brought about a shift in artists' training focus from imitation to originality


Name: Sodium Fluorosilicate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound used in various industrial applications, including water fluoridation.


Name: composition (geological property)
Description: Specifically with regards to important chemical groups


Name: U.S. EPA (Agency)
Description: An agency of the U.S. federal government responsible for environmental protection


Name: Tm:YAG Laser (Laser)
Description: Emits two frequencies separated by 1 GHz


Name: Nature (Concept)
Description: A concept representing natural phenomena.


Name: Nuclear spin (Physical property)
Description: -1/2


Name: Full-scale invasion of Ukraine (Invasion)
Description: The largest conventional war in Europe since World War II


Name: Francis Bacon (Philosopher)
Description: -


Name: 7.9 mg/day (for women ages 14–18) (Quantity of Iron Intake)
Description: Estimated Average Requirements for iron in daily intake


Name: Albite-epidote hornfels, Eclogite (Rocks)
Description: Rocks formed due to low and high pressure metamorphism respectively


Name: Online Resource (Information Source)
Description: A resource available on the internet.


Name: Natural gas (Resource)
Description: Natural gas extracted in the area of Arad in its early days and spurred the city's growth


Name: Unmined Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds that are not suitable for use as gemstones and relegated for industrial use


Name: 3 (Atomic Number)
Description: The position of the chemical element Lithium in the periodic table


Name: one (Person)
Description: A person is advised to compare oneself with others and not to hurt others based on that comparison


Name: Beryllium-diffused Orange Sapphires (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that may be difficult to detect due to advanced chemical analysis.


Name: two zones (Geographical area)
Description: Two separate territories that existed during the Spanish Civil War


Name: Paul Jouve's illustrated Jungle Book (Historical Artwork)
Description: A masterpiece of bibliophilia commissioned by the Contemporary Book Society in 1905


Name: ESA's telecommunication and technology activities (Activity)
Description: Activities related to telecommunications and technology by the ESA


Name: High optical dispersion (Property)
Description: Intrinsic property of all diamonds, responsible for its luster.


Name: Apollo (Spacecraft)
Description: American human-rated spaceflight mission


Name: Common Meats in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The common meats used in Moroccan cuisine, with lamb being a cherished and popular choice


Name: Implementation Concerns (Issue)
Description: Expressions of worry or doubt about the effectiveness or success of a plan or action.


Name: Vrontados (Suburb)
Description: A large suburb north of Chios Town, claimed to be the birthplace of Homer.


Name: Umba Sapphire (Mineraloid)
Description: A unique type of sapphire discovered in the Gerevi Hills, Tanzania.


Name: Moraines (Geological Feature)
Description: Piles of rock picked up during the movement of the glacier


Name: HMS Bounty, Captain William Bligh (Ship)
Description: The ship that landed in Tahiti on 26 October 1788


Name: Batavian Naval Squadron (Military Unit)
Description: Naval force of the Batavian Republic


Name: Upanishads (Text type)
Description: Philosophical and spiritual texts in the Vedas


Name: Abd el-Krim (Person)
Description: A Moroccan leader who led the Rif uprising against Spanish rule


Name: Tarasp castle (Castle)
Description: A notable castle in the Engadin, Grisons


Name: Dorsal, Tell (Geographical Feature)
Description: Mountain ranges running northeast to west and northwest to southeast respectively within Tunisia


Name: Dixie Alley (Geographical Term)
Description: The area is sometimes referred to as Dixie Alley


Name: Manufacturing (Industry)
Description: The manufacturing industry


Name: EU Enlargement (Political Aspiration)
Description: The aspiration for EU enlargement


Name: France out of Algeria (Action)
Description: The goal of the FLN during the Algerian War


Name: Chemical and petrochemical industries (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces or refines chemical products such as fuels, fertilizers, and plastics


Name: P213 (Space Group Number)
Description: The space group number of the iron monosilicide structure is P213


Name: Prograde Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Change of mineral assemblages with increasing temperature and pressure conditions.