Name: Romans (Culture)
Description: The Romans who originally produced the reliefs


Name: Matterhorn (mountain peak)
Description: A mountain peak in the Swiss Alps


Name: Bundesrat (political entity)
Description: Upper house of the Austrian Parliament


Name: Batsi (Town)
Description: A town on the island of Andros


Name: - (-)
Description: Mild solutions have been used for this purpose.


Name: Urine (Body Fluid)
Description: A liquid waste product produced by the kidneys and excreted from the body


Name: Francesco Morosini (Military Leader)
Description: A Venetian admiral who led the attack on Athens


Name: of verd antique (Material property)
Description: Made of verd antique


Name: Nuclear Weapons produced by the United States (Weapon)
Description: Nuclear weapons produced by the United States in the 1940s and 50s.


Name: Admiral Dupetit-Thouars (Person)
Description: French naval officer who annexed the Kingdom of Pōmare


Name: South Coast of Norway (Region)
Description: The southern coast of Norway


Name: Peveril of the Peak (Novel)
Description: A novel by Sir Walter Scott


Name: Royal weddings (Event)
Description: Marriage ceremonies of royals


Name: Hydrocarbon (Object)
Description: A compound consisting entirely of hydrogen and carbon atoms.


Name: today (time point)
Description: The current time when limousines and government cars are often black


Name: Iron uptake (Biological process)
Description: The regulation of iron uptake by the human body.


Name: Open villages (settlement)
Description: Villages without walls or fortifications


Name: winter precipitation usually falls as snow (Climate Feature)
Description: a characteristic of a region's weather, referring to winter precipitation typically falling as snow


Name: Endemic Butterfly - Balkan Postman (Animal)
Description: The endemic butterfly, the Balkan postman, lives on the mountain.


Name: Georgius Agricola (Person)
Description: Saxon mineralogist and geologist who is considered the father of Mineralogy


Name: Democratic Republic of the Congo (Country)
Description: The country that provides 75% of the world supply of crushing bort


Name: Court of Session (Court)
Description: The chief court for civil cases in Scotland


Name: Dutch Government (Government)
Description: The governing body of the Netherlands


Name: Cro-Magnons (Ancestral group)
Description: Early human inhabitants of the United Kingdom


Name: Algerian Coast (Geographical Region)
Description: The coastal region of Algeria along the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Tokichi Nishikawa (Person)
Description: A Japanese entrepreneur who brought the process of pearl culture to Japan.


Name: Government Line Report (Media)
Description: Before the recent democratic transition


Name: attendants (SocialClass)
Description: assistants or close associates during Three Kingdoms and early Jin dynasty


Name: Senate Chamber of the Capitol Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (Building)
Description: The building where Irish Jade marble was used.


Name: - (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia and Central Asia.


Name: Museum of Natural History of Vienna (Museum)
Description: A museum where pieces of the Tissint meteorite are displayed


Name: The Skylab (Space station)
Description: First United States space station


Name: Assimilation and Integration (Idea)
Description: The belief that colonized peoples should be culturally and socially absorbed by the colonizer


Name: Radiating Structure (Geological Feature)
Description: A feature that describes the arrangement of minerals or rocks in a circular, branching, or fanning pattern.


Name: Bronze Age in Nubia (Historical Period)
Description: The Bronze Age period in Nubia


Name: dynamic movement and energy, multiple viewing angles, move away from relief to sculpture created in the round (sculpture characteristics)
Description: Characteristics of Baroque sculpture


Name: Semi-circular disc (The weather project) (Art installation component)
Description: A component of The weather project


Name: Jacinth (gemstone) (Gemstone)
Description: A variety of zircon used as a gemstone


Name: Mineralogical Spectrometer (scientific instrument)
Description: An instrument used for analyzing mineral composition of rocks.


Name: Mediterranean Climate and Geography (Natural Feature)
Description: geographical area bordering the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Indigenous American ceramics (Art form)
Description: Ceramics found in a wide range of graves, suggesting they were not restricted to a social elite


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


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


Name: Buddhist leaders (Person)
Description: Leaders of various Buddhist traditions who participated in the event


Name: Blue and White Porcelain (Artwork)
Description: A type of Chinese porcelain decorated with underglaze blue.


Name: Sodium (ChemicalElement)
Description: Potassium is chemically very similar to sodium.


Name: Solar System (Celestial Object Group)
Description: The system of celestial bodies that includes the Sun, planets, and their moons.


Name: Caribbean (Region)
Description: Area in the Caribbean Sea


Name: Corrosion (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Resistance to deterioration due to chemical action


Name: Urban Areas (Location)
Description: Places where local authorities take actions to manage Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Ammonia (and amines) (Compound)
Description: Produces [Li(NH3)4]+ and the solvated electron.


Name: Beads (Material)
Description: A material used to create beads.


Name: Large churches (Building type)
Description: Churches with large dimensions.


Name: Molos Beach (Skyros) (Beach)
Description: A beach on Skyros called Molos Beach.


Name: Endemic Plant Species (Species)
Description: The serpentinite outcrops in New Caledonia are a habitat for endemic plant species


Name: Wassily Kandinsky (Artist)
Description: A Russian painter and art theorist known for his works in abstract art


Name: Légion d'honneur (Military Award)
Description: French military and civil order, established in 1802


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: The country where the antisemitic statute was enacted


Name: Mylonite (Cataclastic rock)
Description: Initially defined as a cataclastic rock but now understood to have formed mainly by crystal-plastic processes


Name: Fool's Gold (Nickname)
Description: A nickname given to iron pyrite due to its golden luster


Name: calligraphy (Art Form)
Description: Writing that has been developed into a fine art


Name: daughter of Ixtlilxochitl (Texcoco ruler) (Person)
Description: Daughter of the slain Texcocan ruler


Name: Carotenoids (organic pigments)
Description: Organic pigments found in photosynthetic organisms that absorb energy from singlet oxygen.


Name: Its long history and tradition in sports (Sporting aspect)
Description: Refers to China's significant contribution to sports throughout its history


Name: green-hued makeup (cosmetic)
Description: actor Bela Lugosi's portrayal of Dracula in the 1927–1928 Broadway stage production


Name: 1848 and 1849 (Time)
Description: The years in which the Liberal and Conservative parties were founded.


Name: Genuine opal (natural mineral)
Description: Authentic or natural opal


Name: Value (Quantity)
Description: Generally speaking, among Caucasians 50 percent are 50 percent grey by age 50.


Name: Euro 2008 Semi-finals (Competition Phase)
Description: The semi-finals of Euro 2008 that the Russian national football team reached


Name: Noah Webster (Lexicographer)
Description: American lexicographer who entered the aluminum spelling in his American Dictionary of the English Language


Name: live exports (Trade)
Description: Transporting live animals for sale or slaughter


Name: Light passing through a gem (Optical phenomenon)
Description: Occurs when angles for facets are not correct, causing light to pass through instead of being reflected


Name: Manganotitanium (Titanium Alloy)
Description: A type of titanium alloy containing manganese or manganese oxides


Name: Bernard Randolph (Person)
Description: English writer and traveller


Name: Michael E. O'Hanlon (Person)
Description: Researcher at the Brookings Institution


Name: Stone or Other Materials (material)
Description: Materials used to create seals in ancient Mesopotamia


Name: Synthetic Diamonds (Type of Diamond)
Description: Diamonds that are grown artificially


Name: Handles (Design Feature in Tableware)
Description: Feature added to tableware for easy handling


Name: Civil service bureaucrats in the Song period (Historical figure)
Description: State bureaucrats during the Song dynasty


Name: Notional Rectilinear Temple (Conceptual Template)
Description: A theoretical temple with straight lines


Name: Migration Patterns and Population Dynamics (Society)
Description: The movement of people from one place to another, as well as changes in the size and structure of populations


Name: Confederate States of America (Political Entity)
Description: A government set up by eleven Southern states during the American Civil War.


Name: Craters on Ceres with shallow, fractured floors (craters with shallow, fractured floors)
Description: Craters on Ceres with evidence of cryomagmatic intrusion


Name: Atmosphere/Seawater (Environmental entity)
Description: The outermost layer of the Earth, where most life exists. The part of a sea or ocean in contact with the air.


Name: Steel production amount (Quantity)
Description: Amount of steel produced annually


Name: Taiwan-Australia Bilateral Trade Agreement (TAIBTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and Taiwan. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Mercury Poisoning in Humans (Health Issue)
Description: Mercury poisoning caused by consuming food contaminated with methylmercury.


Name: 1832 June Rebellion in Paris (Historical Event)
Description: An event where the red flag was carried by demonstrators


Name: Present day (Time)
Description: The current period of time.


Name: Eastern European Hunter-Gatherer (EHG) (ancient population)
Description: Ancient population from Eastern Europe during the Hunter-Gatherer period


Name: Lewisboro (Town)
Description: Town located in Westchester County


Name: Spanish language (language)
Description: A Romance language that originated in the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Three regions (Administrative division)
Description: Traditional subdivisions within Mani Peninsula


Name: Consolidated Yule Marble Company (Company)
Description: A company formed by the merger of Carrara Company and Yule Marble of Colorado in 1924.


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


Name: Real estate and construction sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Grand Canyon National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located in Arizona, United States


Name: Special occasions and major life-stage events (Event)
Description: Events such as weddings, death rituals etc.


Name: Two international airports in North Macedonia (Category of Airports)
Description: The second international airport in North Macedonia


Name: Liu Shaoqi (Political Figure)
Description: Chinese politician who served as the President of the People's Republic of China from 1959 to 1968


Name: Venice (Place)
Description: City and former republic in northeastern Italy


Name: other religion or no religion (Religion)
Description: A category for individuals not following any of the mentioned religions in Collonges


Name: Louis the German (Person)
Description: King of East Francia


Name: Granulite (Geological Rock)
Description: A type of rock mentioned in the input text.


Name: Thorntons (Company)
Description: British confectionery company based just south of Alfreton


Name: Hot Solutions of Salts in Water (Physical System)
Description: A solution made by dissolving salts in water


Name: Spanish forces (Military Group)
Description: The military forces of Spain.


Name: Steroids (Class of Hormones)
Description: Hormones with a variety of functions in the body


Name: Kingdom of England (Political Entity)
Description: The united region that resulted from the Anglo-Saxon settlement, which became known as the Kingdom of England in the 10th century


Name: Maintenance and cleaning (Service)
Description: Activities involved in keeping something in good working order or appearance.


Name: Flemish Diamond area (Area)
Description: A densely populated region in Flanders, Belgium


Name: Mori Ōgai (Author)
Description: Japanese novelist active in the early 20th century


Name: European Monasteries (Institution)
Description: Monasteries in Europe where Byzantine goldsmiths' work was studied and imitated


Name: Pyrophoric (Physical Property)
Description: A substance that spontaneously ignites in air when finely divided


Name: Watsonite (FeAl2(SiO4)3(OH)2) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a different structure than Pyrite but found in the same geological context


Name: Confucianism (philosophy)
Description: a system of thought and rules for personal and social behavior that was developed in ancient China


Name: Fruit Cultivation (Activity)
Description: Mainly citrus fruits grown near the banks of Guadalquivir


Name: [Rastislav] (Person)
Description: Duke of Great Moravia


Name: realism and sophistication (artistic attribute)
Description: A quality of artwork that aims to depict subjects accurately and with complexity


Name: Diamond clarity (Gemological characteristic)
Description: The purity or cleanliness of a diamond, influenced by its inclusions.


Name: spiritual goals (Religious Goal)
Description: Goals related to liberation from bondage in Hinduism.


Name: Extreme high-end bicycle frames (Bicycle Frame)
Description: High quality bicycle frames made of beryllium


Name: Biotite Mica (Mineral)
Description: Silicate mineral with a sheet-like structure


Name: Arabic compound nouns (linguistic entity)
Description: Compound nouns in Arabic with unique criteria


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


Name: Similar language as Section 1502 (Legislation clause)
Description: Added by Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS)


Name: a section of Fifth Avenue running from 82nd to 105th streets (Section of a Street)
Description: A specific section of Fifth Avenue


Name: Reddish Pink Colors (Color)
Description: A range of warm reddish pink colors.


Name: European Fox (Subspecies)
Description: Vulpes vulpes crucigera, a subspecies of red fox that was introduced to portions of the United States in the 1900s


Name: Lanthanum (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol La and atomic number 57.


Name: Alleghany County (county)
Description: a county in North Carolina, USA


Name: Villages in Beni Yenni district and Ouadhiya town (Location)
Description: Important centers of jewellery production and usage in Algeria.


Name: 5.9% (Population growth rate)
Description: A population growth rate of 5.9% over the previous 10-year period


Name: Molten cast iron (Material)
Description: Silicon is added to molten cast iron for various purposes


Name: Nd:YAP (yttrium aluminium perovskite) (Compound)
Description: A compound used as gain media for infrared wavelengths in lasers.


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


Name: Trigonal Crystal System (Crystal System)
Description: A crystal system with a single three-fold rotation axis


Name: historical events (Historical event)
Description: Events that the Trojan war is said to be based on


Name: Huldrych Zwingli and Heinrich Bullinger (Person)
Description: Two Swiss Reformers who were influential in Zurich


Name: France (Country)
Description: The governing country over the Kingdom of Tahiti


Name: Late Bronze Age collapse (Historical Event)
Description: A widespread societal collapse between c. 1200 and 1150 BC, though the extent of this is debated.


Name: Copper iodide (Chemical compound)
Description: A compound that Baedeker theorized had positive charge carriers


Name: Neighboring areas (Category)
Description: Adjacent cities, towns, and regions within commuting distance


Name: Flint Glass (Material)
Description: A type of glass made using lead, alumina, and thallium for increased refractive index and dispersion


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: The religion followed by the Vietnamese Cham people


Name: D line (Spectral Line)
Description: A strong spectral line in the yellow-orange part of the spectrum.


Name: Social Justice (SocietalConcept)
Description: The fair and just relations between the individual and society, as measured by the degree to which everyone's ability to contribute to the collective well-being is valued


Name: Meissen factory in Dresden, Germany (1710) (Location)
Description: The location where the hard-paste porcelain recipe was devised


Name: Respirable Nanoparticles from Certain Combustion Processes (Chemical Substance)
Description: Nanoparticles produced from certain combustion processes that can be inhaled


Name: Etruscan artists (Artist Group)
Description: Group of artists from ancient Etruria


Name: Nanoparticles (Science subject)
Description: Objects of study in many sciences such as chemistry, physics, geology, and biology


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


Name: Stable Particle (property of a particle)
Description: Particles that do not decay


Name: Strong and resilient (Material Property)
Description: The mechanical properties of nacre when dry, including a Young's modulus of 70 GPa and a yield stress of roughly 70 MPa


Name: Size Gradation (Pearl Necklace Property)
Description: The size of the pearls varies by at least 3mm from ends to center


Name: combining all noun adjuncts with the noun as the last stem (linguistics feature)
Description: a rule that suggests combining all noun adjuncts with the noun as the last stem


Name: sombrero cordobés, sombrero calañés, sombrero de catite and the pavero, traje corto and traje de flamenca (artifact)
Description: Various traditional hats and clothes of Andalusia


Name: Materials used in India ink (Substances)
Description: Substances used in the making of India ink


Name: Trigonal Crystal Structure (Crystal System)
Description: A crystal system characterized by three axes of unequal length


Name: 33rd most commonly prescribed medication in the US (in 2020) (Frequency)
Description: The rank of potassium supplements among medications prescribed in the US in 2020


Name: Burning Fossil Fuels (Industrial Process)
Description: The combustion of coal, oil, and natural gas for power generation.


Name: India's Mughal Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire located in South Asia during the Dutch Golden Age


Name: Roman Republic (Historical period)
Description: Period of the ancient Roman civilization following the Tarquin Kingdom


Name: Certain Nanoparticles (Specific Nanoparticle)
Description: Nanoparticles with specific properties or characteristics


Name: Lapidary arts (Art)
Description: Sources of gems and diamonds, their origins, qualities, testing, cutting and polishing, and making jewelry from them.


Name: Battle of White Mountain (Historical Event)
Description: A battle during the Thirty Years' War that took place on 8 November 1620


Name: International relations and diplomacy (Governance resource)
Description: the interactions, negotiations, and alliances between nations to maintain peace, address global challenges, and promote cooperation


Name: The supporters of Athena (Mythological character)
Description: Supporters sculpted at the back of the left chariot


Name: industrial, technical, catalysts, magnets, glass (string)
Description: The applications of Cerium: industrial, technical, catalyst production, magnet production, and glass production.


Name: Black color, Browns, Grays (Color)
Description: Colors replaced bright colors in clothing due to Protestant doctrine


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The largest and most populous country in Northern Asia and Eastern Europe.


Name: Approximate density (Physical property)
Description: 3.74±0.03 (measured indirectly)


Name: Alva Ixtlilxochitl of Texcoco (Native Chronicler)
Description: Well-known native chronicler and annalist


Name: Clockwise angle from C to B about A (Angle Type)
Description: An angle measured in a clockwise direction from point C to point B around point A.


Name: Manhattan Bridge (bridge)
Description: Considered to be the forerunner of modern suspension bridges


Name: Pseudotachylyte (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A geological phenomenon that is associated with the Vredefort Impact Structure.


Name: Set (Abstract Classification)
Description: A set is a collection of distinct objects, consider as an unordered pairwise disjoint group.


Name: Mycenaean Deity (unspecified) (Mycenaean Deity)
Description: A deity, no specific name given.


Name: Upper Andalusia or Eastern Andalusia (Andalucía Oriental) (historical subregion)
Description: One of the two historical subregions of Andalusia


Name: Red, blue, and yellow (Color combination)
Description: A color combination that produces a dark brown


Name: Maghreb region (geographical region)
Description: Region in North Africa


Name: Product Line (Marketing Concept)
Description: A group of products that are closely related


Name: monasteries (Building)
Description: A building where monks live together under religious rules


Name: Spessart (geographical area)
Description: A range of low mountains in the Spessart Hills, Germany


Name: Damien Hirst's The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (Artwork)
Description: An artwork by Damien Hirst, an example of conceptual art


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country where the -um spelling dominated usage


Name: Praise for Peace Efforts (Statement)
Description: An expression of admiration or appreciation.


Name: Larne (place)
Description: Town that was associated with the rebellion started by Scottish and Irish forces in 1798


Name: Part of New Netherland (Geographical area)
Description: Area of land, sea, or other space


Name: access to Athens (Location)
Description: increased access for Europeans


Name: National League (ice hockey) (Ice Hockey League)
Description: The top-tier ice hockey league in Switzerland


Name: Coastline of Tunisia (Geographical Feature)
Description: 1,148 kilometers (713 mi) long


Name: Li2O (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound containing lithium


Name: Silicon Junction Transistor (Electronic Device)
Description: Their limitation to a number of specialised applications was due to their bulkiness


Name: UN (International Organization)
Description: United Nations, an intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security.


Name: Protestant community (Religious community)
Description: The Protestant community that exists within North Macedonia.


Name: Suddhodana (Legendary Person)
Description: A legendary name for the Buddha's father


Name: Carving styles (art style)
Description: Traditional carving styles in ivory and soapstone


Name: Ionian revolt against Persia (Historical Event)
Description: Revolt by the Ionians against Persia


Name: Czech Music (ArtisticExpression)
Description: Musical tradition and works from the Czech lands


Name: Radiometric dating (Scientific method)
Description: A technique used to determine the age of rocks and fossils


Name: Inwood (Neighborhood)
Description: The neighborhood where the farm was located.


Name: 60 km away from Welkom (Distance)
Description: A distance of 60 kilometers from the town of Welkom


Name: Rose Cut (Diamond Cutting Technique)
Description: The rose cutting technique featured by some Indian diamonds


Name: Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: The continent that Vardar valley connects to.


Name: Verbier and Evolene and Arolla region (Location)
Description: Regions in the canton of Valais with more French-speaking resorts


Name: Nanodiamonds containing nitrogen-vacancy defects (Chemical substance)
Description: Nanodiamonds containing nitrogen-vacancy defects are used as an ultrasensitive label for in vitro diagnostics.


Name: Lichtenberg figure (Geological Feature)
Description: Branching patterns produced on surfaces of insulators during dielectric breakdown by high-voltage discharges, such as lightning


Name: Tomography technique (Research technique)
Description: A research technique that provides previously unattainable three-dimensional resolution at the limits of fossilization


Name: Bankruptcy (Financial state)
Description: A financial condition in which a debtor cannot meet his/her liabilities


Name: Health implications (Health Effect)
Description: The potential impact on health due to exposure to heavy metals


Name: 71 years old (quantity)
Description: The age William I was when he died


Name: Modern cutting technology (Technology)
Description: Technology that has allowed the development of unthinkable shapes.


Name: Nordre Land Church (ArchitectureBuilding)
Description: A church located in Oppdal, Norway


Name: 80 km away from Bloemfontein (Distance)
Description: A distance of 80 kilometers from the city of Bloemfontein


Name: First World War (Conflict)
Description: The first global conflict of the 20th century, lasting from 1914 to 1918


Name: Lapping equipment (Equipment)
Description: The process is usually left to the skill of the individual cutting the gemstone.


Name: Hydrous minerals (Geological feature)
Description: Minerals containing water or water molecules


Name: Copper bars or rounds (Physical Commodity)
Description: A physical form of copper that can be purchased and stored for investment purposes


Name: same-sex marriage legalization bill (Bill)
Description: the bill legalizing same-sex marriage in Taiwan


Name: Kurt Waldheim (Person)
Description: The former secretary-general of the United Nations


Name: [Fe(CN)6]3− (chemical compound)
Description: An example of a low-spin iron(III) complex


Name: U.S. Presidential Election Winner (Political Event)
Description: The candidate who won the U.S. Presidential election in the given year


Name: Head or bust sculpture (type of sculpture)
Description: Small forms of portrait sculpture showing just the head or from the chest up.


Name: Einar H. Skjervold (Designer)
Description: The designer of the coat of arms


Name: Parthenon (Architecture)
Description: An ancient temple on the Acropolis of Athens


Name: Chinese-style long robes and official crowns (clothing and accessories)
Description: the wearing of traditional Chinese attire and crowns in the court to display rank, position, and ritual functions


Name: Siwa oasis (Geographical Location)
Description: An oasis in Egypt


Name: Poetry (Art Form)
Description: A form of literature that was both popular during Confucius's time and ranked high in status with music.


Name: subsequent generations (Generations)
Description: Descendants or future individuals


Name: European Renaissance (Time Period)
Description: Period in European history marking the emergence of humanism, mainly during the 14th to the 17th century


Name: Gustavo Petro (person)
Description: President of Colombia (2022-present)


Name: Inwood Hill Park (Location)
Description: A park in Inwood, Manhattan


Name: International Olympic Committee (Organization)
Description: The supreme authority of the Olympic Movement.


Name: Road network of Switzerland (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: A toll-free road network financed by highway permits and taxes


Name: Artificial gemstones (Product)
Description: Gemstones created by Satoyasu Iimori


Name: An Shenhu (person)
Description: a powerful general and rebel who led the An Shi Rebellion from 755 to 763


Name: Upper Paleolithic (Time Period)
Description: The latter Stone Age, following the Lower Paleolithic


Name: impart color (Action)
Description: Effect caused by the trace impurities


Name: Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (Treaty)
Description: Treaty concerning reduction of conventional weapons in Europe


Name: 12,000 square feet (1,100 m2) to 15,000 square feet (1,400 m2) (Area)
Description: The estimated yield of acceptable marble stated by J.F. Manning.


Name: Project National Glory (military_operation)
Description: A mission aimed at retaking mainland China


Name: Coinage (System)
Description: The system of minting and using coins as currency.


Name: 2019 Climate Agreement (Agreement)
Description: An agreement aimed at achieving Dutch climate targets


Name: Academy Awards (Oscars) (award ceremony)
Description: A prestigious annual film awards ceremony


Name: Ningshao Area (Place)
Description: The area where Liangzhu culture existed.


Name: Perceptual encounter with work of art (Idea or Concept)
Description: Another aspect of the debate discussed was the perceptual encounter with a work of art.


Name: Louis Althusser (Person)
Description: A theorist whose structural Marxism influenced the Marxist model applied by some researchers in early British cultural studies


Name: absolutely, relatively, and mean elevation (Geographical Feature)
Description: in terms of absolute, relative, and mean elevation


Name: Hydraulic Conductivity of Gravel (Physical Property)
Description: Sometimes reaching above 1cm/s


Name: world demand for boron will grow by 3.4% per year to reach 21 million tonnes by 2010 (Forecast)
Description: The forecast made by Roskill Consulting Group about the world demand for boron


Name: Mozarabic Romance (Language Dialect)
Description: a dialect that developed in Christian Visigothic Spain during the Muslim period


Name: EDTA (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA), a compound used as a chelating agent.


Name: Leading a dharmic social life (Life activity)
Description: The responsibility of leading a virtuous and dharmic social life in the Hindu Grihastha stage.


Name: Ipswich Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Ipswich, England.


Name: Protected areas (Area)
Description: Areas designated for the protection of wildlife and their habitats


Name: a number of important universities (University)
Description: Higher education institutions


Name: ITRI (Non-profit organization)
Description: Representing the tin industry and sponsored/supported by its members, principally miners and smelters.


Name: Compounds of Aluminium with other elements (Compound)
Description: Substances formed by the chemical combination of aluminium with one or more other elements


Name: 1934 FIFA World Cup (Football tournament)
Description: A football tournament where Austria placed 4th


Name: klephts (Group)
Description: Bandits who resisted the Ottomans


Name: extensive food culture (Food culture)
Description: Varied and international cuisines influenced by long immigrant history


Name: Japanese Language (Language)
Description: Official language of Japan


Name: Smaller one-story branch (Library Branch)
Description: A former branch library of The New York Public Library located a few blocks away from the Van Cortlandt branch


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: The 24th state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: Afghanistan and eastern Pakistan (Region)
Description: Regions where Gandhara Art was developed


Name: metaclasses and metamodeling (Concept)
Description: The concept of having entities that can be both classes and instances.


Name: Reduction (Chemical Process)
Description: The act of reducing a chemical species to a lower oxidation state or to an element.


Name: Paraldehyde (Compound)
Description: A cyclic trimer containing C-O single bonds


Name: Manganese (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element, atomic number 25.


Name: Translations of liturgical texts (Document)
Description: Translations made by Constantine (Cyril) and Methodius


Name: 2 million people (waisheng ren) (PopulationGroup)
Description: The group of people, soldiers, and intellectuals who migrated to Taiwan


Name: Mountains (Geographical Feature)
Description: Large natural elevations of the Earth's surface.


Name: Westchester County (Location)
Description: A county in the state of New York


Name: Ellipsoid of revolution (Geometric figure)
Description: A generalization of the sphere obtained by rotating an ellipse around one of its axes


Name: Solvents and ligands (chemical compounds)
Description: Substances that can interact with organolithium compounds, dissolving them


Name: Zermelo–Fraenkel Set Theory (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The most common modern axiomatic system for set theory


Name: 2800 BCE (Historical date class)
Description: Year marks the beginning of a period of 1 calendar year


Name: Islamic Resistance (Religious Belief/Practice)
Description: The Islamic resistance to the representation of living beings


Name: Second World War (Historical Event)
Description: A global military conflict that occurred from 1939 to 1945.


Name: Olen, Belgium (Location)
Description: A town in Belgium where the extracted uranium ore was sent for extraction of radium and uranium


Name: Radiometric Dating Techniques (Technique)
Description: Scientific methods used to determine the absolute age of rocks and fossils they host


Name: Arabs (Group)
Description: People from Arabia


Name: compounds with oxidation states +5 (chemical compounds)
Description: Class of compounds elusive and often found associated to an oxide or nitride ligand


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


Name: Fertilizer production (Industrial Process)
Description: 20% of manufactured HF is a byproduct of this process


Name: Piloncitos (Coin)
Description: A contemporary term used by modern-day antique collectors for cone-shaped pieces, which were originally thought to resemble a pilon of sugar


Name: Brazilian public service (Public service)
Description: Started moving away from patronage in the second half of the 19th century


Name: China (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located in East Asia and the world's most populous country


Name: Bulgarian Empire (early 13th century) (historical entity)
Description: An empire that existed during the early 13th century


Name: Zircons in sedimentary rock (Geological sample)
Description: Zircons found in rocks formed from sediments


Name: United Nations (organization)
Description: An international organization committed to maintaining international peace and security, developing friendly relations among nations, promoting sustainable development, and upholding human rights


Name: Schwingen, Hornussen, Steinstossen (sports)
Description: Traditional Swiss sports such as Schwingen, Hornussen, and Steinstossen.


Name: Archimedes' Death Ray (Myth)
Description: The myth about Archimedes using a large array of mirrors to burn Roman ships during an attack on Syracuse.


Name: Johannesburg (Location)
Description: A city in South Africa


Name: Lack of Bourgeois Class (Social Structure)
Description: The absence of a strong middle class demanding political changes


Name: Frequent Testing (Assessment Method)
Description: The method of assessing pupils in the Gymnasium system


Name: Mogul Cut (diamond cut)
Description: A diamond cut that lacks a pavilion and a table facet, with its crown composed of triangular facets rising to form a point.


Name: a rich and varied landscape, with everything from the snow-capped peaks of the French Alps to the sunny beaches of the Cote d'Azur (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a rich and varied landscape, with everything from the snow-capped peaks of the French Alps to the sunny beaches of the Cote d'Azur


Name: weimao (headwear)
Description: Weimao headwear worn during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of Tang and Wu Zetian


Name: Extraterrestrial life (Astrobiology)
Description: Potential life beyond Earth


Name: Person (Classification of individual)
Description: An entity that is a human being


Name: South-Eastern Europe (Region)
Description: The region where North Macedonia is located


Name: Japanese Language (Language)
Description: The Japanese language is written using this system.


Name: the beginning of Etruscan coinage to c. 560 BC in Populonia (Event)
Description: The event attributed by Amisano's publication to the beginning of Etruscan coinage


Name: French medieval texts (Genre of literature)
Description: Literature produced during the Middle Ages in France


Name: Jurassic (geological period)
Description: Geological period during which the Taihang Mountains were formed


Name: Average Temperatures (ClimaticCondition)
Description: Temperature changes in Australia


Name: Mechanical properties (Physical property)
Description: Properties related to the mechanical behavior of a crystal


Name: Porcelain plumbing and dishware (Product)
Description: One of the products made from kyanite.


Name: Italian language (language)
Description: The Romance language spoken by most Italians


Name: Lonsdaleite (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: A hexagonal crystal lattice with all atoms covalently bonded and properties similar to those of diamond.


Name: Copper sewing needles (Artifact)
Description: Copper sewing needles that were found at Naqada, Egypt.


Name: Toxicity (Property of a substance)
Description: The degree to which a substance can cause damage or harm


Name: Highly anisotropic (Material Property)
Description: Nacre is highly anisotropic, meaning its properties vary significantly in different directions


Name: Writers in New England (People)
Description: Individuals who wrote during colonial times and the American Revolution in New England


Name: Titan (Cave Chamber)
Description: Recently discovered cave chamber near Castleton, Britain's deepest shaft and biggest chamber of any cave


Name: Lithium-6 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of lithium with six protons and six neutrons


Name: China, India (Country)
Description: countries with similar scale of aid


Name: Dense network of towns (Network)
Description: A network consisting of various sizes of towns in Switzerland


Name: Mid-June (Date)
Description: Time when cows are moved to the highest pastures


Name: Urbanized areas of Westchester County (Settlement)
Description: The urban areas within Westchester County.


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: The original atom that is partially or fully replaced


Name: Manganese carbides (Compound)
Description: Formation produced by Manganese and carbon


Name: Jorge Andrade and Ariano Suassuna (People)
Description: Prominent authors at the end of the 1960s.


Name: Tikal (archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site in Guatemala where 13 tektites were found


Name: suspension of compulsory registration due to COVID-19 pandemic (government response)
Description: as of early 2020


Name: Rarer (Characteristic)
Description: Diamonds in higher demand are rarer.


Name: Gas Chamber (Execution Method)
Description: A chamber where a condemned prisoner is killed by asphyxiation with gas


Name: The history of the understanding of semiconductors (Historical Event)
Description: The development and advancement of understanding regarding semiconductors.


Name: July 2019 (Time)
Description: A specific month and year


Name: elderly Chinese women (demographic)
Description: Chinese women who are elderly


Name: Multiverse Hypothesis (Scientific Theory)
Description: A theory suggesting the existence of multiple, possibly infinite universes.


Name: Yamato Takeru (Hero)
Description: A hero in Japanese folklore who built a tomb for his wife.


Name: Upper region (Region)
Description: A geographical area within Valais


Name: after the Peloponnesian War (Historical Event)
Description: War fought between Athens and Sparta (431–404 BC)


Name: Cryptically colored (Plumage trait)
Description: The cryptic coloration of the chicks of all peafowl species


Name: Blueschist (Geological_formation)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock


Name: High-performance optical telescope and camera lens elements (Optical components)
Description: Components used for high-performance optics in telescopes and cameras


Name: Radiology in War (1919) (Book)
Description: A book summarising Curie's wartime experiences


Name: French Fries (Food)
Description: Fried potatoes


Name: Liga Asobal (League)
Description: Spain's premier handball league


Name: Pan-Africanism Colors (Historical Movement)
Description: The colors used by many African countries to represent Pan-Africanism.


Name: Color Symbols (Symbol)
Description: Representations used to denote specific meanings or associations


Name: Tanzanian Government (Government)
Description: The government of Tanzania


Name: Ingredients of Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The ingredients used in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Joaquín Turina (composer)
Description: Spanish composer from the early 20th century


Name: Content of Hair (Scientific Analysis)
Description: Some laboratories may also analyze the content of hair.


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Skopje and southwestern region (Location)
Description: Main tourist attraction areas in North Macedonia


Name: Persian Empire (Historical Empire)
Description: An ancient Persian empire, existing from 550–330 BC


Name: Spain's informal economy (Economic Sector)
Description: Activities that are not recorded by government and do not comply with the regulations of the formal sector.


Name: Spontaneous Combustion (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Unintended self-sustaining fire


Name: Brazilian Electric Energy Matrix (Electric Energy Mix)
Description: the composition of the electric energy sources used in Brazil


Name: Boeing Defense, Space & Security (DBS) (Company)
Description: An American multinational corporation and leading manufacturer of defense, space, and security systems


Name: Plate (Object)
Description: Tableware in precious metal used for display and meals.


Name: But planned for the future (Planned Future Event/Occurrence)
Description: Phase III clinical trials for Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) have not yet been initiated but are planned for the future


Name: [UO2(NO3)2]·2H2O (chemical compound)
Description: [UO2(NO3)2]·2H2O structure


Name: Intercity-Express (ICE) (Transportation)
Description: A high-speed train service in Germany


Name: kuapao (from Central Asia) (clothing)
Description: Kuapao from Central Asia that were stopped being worn by women during the Tang dynasty


Name: Additional challenge (Challenge)
Description: Refers to the challenge of detecting low concentrations of nanoparticles that may still have adverse effects in environmental contexts


Name: Gemstone (Classification)
Description: A category of minerals used to create gemstones.


Name: New Zealand-Australia Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement (CER) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and New Zealand. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: Federal Civil Service (Institution)
Description: All appointive positions in the executive, judicial, and legislative branches of the U.S. government


Name: jade industry (industry)
Description: The industry that employed the workers


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Many top positions in the Soviet Union were occupied by Ukrainians.


Name: Uncasville, Connecticut (City)
Description: A city in the state of Connecticut.


Name: Calendar for Farming (System)
Description: A system used to determine when to plant crops based on the state of the night sky


Name: Welding and Soldering (Process)
Description: A process that joins metals by melting them together


Name: Hua Guofeng (politician)
Description: A Chinese politician who arrested the Gang of Four after Mao's death


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


Name: potatoes, meat, and vegetables (Type of food)
Description: Potatoes, meat, and vegetables are the main components of dinner in the Netherlands.


Name: Network Solid Crystal or Amorphous Solid (Sub-Classification of Network Solid)
Description: A solid that may be considered a macromolecule.


Name: - (General)
Description: Activities related to the role of the crown prince


Name: Santa Claus (Legendary Figure)
Description: A legendary figure associated with gift-giving at Christmas


Name: Taylor's work (Work)
Description: The work contributed to public education in Ipswich


Name: Rhinestones (Glass Simulant)
Description: A common feature of antique jewelry and can be valuable historical artifacts


Name: one of the countries that emerged after the dissolution of Gran Colombia (Event)
Description: One of the three countries that emerged after the dissolution of Gran Colombia.


Name: above 2,000 millimetres (79 in) (quantity)
Description: The yearly average rainfall in inland Cádiz.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: Acquired great appeal in the West since 19th century


Name: Banded Iron Formations (Precambrian Age) (Geological Formation)
Description: Formations composed of alternating layers of chert and iron oxides


Name: Various Crystal Forms (Crystalline Structure)
Description: The various forms taken by Topaz crystals, ranging from slender to bulky


Name: Jargoon (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that can be cut as a gemstone but is not red in color, often found in Sri Lanka.


Name: Empress Genshō (person)
Description: Empress who ruled during the completion of Kojiki


Name: Ali (Person)
Description: A prominent figure in Islam.


Name: Many masonry constructions in the villages (Construction)
Description: Various masonry structures found in the villages of Naxos


Name: all Spaniards and all the peoples of Spain (People)
Description: -


Name: 1870 Barcelona Workers' Congress (event)
Description: A labour movement event held in Barcelona, Spain in 1870


Name: 1918 (Year)
Description: Rällingsberg mining area received electric power from 1918


Name: Libya via (Connection)
Description: Connection with Libya through the Gulf of Sidra


Name: Dahlonega (Gold rush site) (Location)
Description: A small town in Georgia, United States where the first major gold strike in the US occurred


Name: Geological Record (Scientific evidence)
Description: The body of evidence documenting Earth's history


Name: United States Navy (military organization)
Description: The United States Navy is the naval warfare service branch of the U.S. Armed Forces


Name: Wells Fargo (Company)
Description: An American multinational bank and financial services holding company


Name: Ålesund (City)
Description: A city in Norway rebuilt in the Art Nouveau style


Name: conch pearl (Pearl)
Description: Conch pearls that are found in the Caribbean Sea


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A red metallic element and a major constituent of earth's crust.


Name: hinterland of Vulci (geographical region)
Description: The countryside or rural area surrounding the Etruscan city of Vulci


Name: Sétif and Guelma massacre (Event)
Description: Massacre that took place in Sétif and Guelma, Algeria


Name: Moissanite (Silicon Carbide) (Diamond Simulant)
Description: A gemstone that can be treated as a diamond simulant.


Name: Blotting the seal (action)
Description: The action of blotting the seal with a piece of paper.


Name: Mauritania (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Industry (Generic)
Description: Due to the potential risk of shortages.


Name: Migration (Historical event)
Description: The movement of people from one region or country to another


Name: Laser-assisted chemical vapor deposition (Process)
Description: A process for producing boron fibers and crystalline boron springs


Name: Natural rubies (Mineral)
Description: Naturally occurring rubies


Name: Base for various reactions in organic chemistry (Processes)
Description: Used as a base for various reactions, such as the aldol reaction


Name: 233U (Isotope)
Description: The only isotope among 232U to 236U inclusive that undergoes spontaneous fission


Name: Giulio Campagnola (Artist)
Description: First used by Giulio Campagnola around 1505.


Name: thousands of miners (people)
Description: People who went to the Black Hills during the gold rush


Name: water management system (system)
Description: Dams were found in several places, providing evidence for a highly developed water management system


Name: ProteinSynthesis (Process)
Description: The process by which proteins are synthesized (made) from amino acids


Name: Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: The person who introduced the name variant aluminum


Name: Diuranium tricarbide (U2C3) (compound)
Description: A semimetallic compound of uranium and carbon


Name: Democratic Republic of Congo (Country)
Description: The location where boulder opal is also found in addition to western Queensland and Yiramadjanha Uwinka National Park


Name: Influences on Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The characteristics that influence Moroccan cuisine


Name: Vast Areas (Geographical Area)
Description: Various geographical areas that the Spanish Empire expanded into


Name: as the main destination in South America and second in Latin America after Mexico (ranking)
Description: Brazil's position in terms of international tourist arrivals among countries in South America and Latin America


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: A country in northwestern Europe


Name: Marcel Tolkowsky (Researcher)
Description: The researcher who analyzed the cut in 1919


Name: Silver and Gold Rings (material)
Description: Rings made of silver or gold


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: The host country of the Thirteenth Pan-American Conference in 1948.


Name: Xinhai Revolution (historical event)
Description: Revolution that overthrew the Qing dynasty in 1911


Name: Americas (continent)
Description: A continent located in the Western Hemisphere


Name: Particles (Chemical Substance)
Description: Particles that would enter the cell nucleus, Golgi complex, endoplasmic reticulum or other internal cellular components


Name: Göbekli Tepe (Archeological site)
Description: Ancient temple complex in southeastern Turkey


Name: Proton Number (Attribute)
Description: The attribute used by modern scientists to classify atoms into elements


Name: Acid rock drainage caused by pyrite (Environmental issue event)
Description: An instance where acid mine drainage was produced by the weathering of pyrite


Name: Naxos (Place)
Description: A place where emery has been mined for abrasive powder


Name: Cao Wei and Western Jin dynasties (Dynasty)
Description: dynasties from the Three Kingdoms period and early Jin dynasty


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


Name: John Constable (artist)
Description: a painter who depicted the lush green of rural landscapes and forests


Name: Pope Paul II (Pope)
Description: The 193rd pope of the Catholic Church, reigned from 1464 to 1471.


Name: cF lattice (Crystal lattice)
Description: A cubic crystal lattice with an Atomic Packing Factor (APF) of about 0.740


Name: Abandonment of the Atlantic slave trade (Historical event)
Description: The act of ceasing the Atlantic slave trade


Name: Titanium Metal (Material)
Description: Titanium metal produced by William Justin Kroll in 1932.


Name: Museum (Institution)
Description: A building in which is stored and displayed a collection of items of permanent educational interest or value for the public.


Name: Atheists, Theists, Agnostics and Ietsists (Belief System)
Description: People who lack belief in the existence of a deity or gods


Name: Baseball (Sport)
Description: The sport of baseball


Name: Fish ponds (Location)
Description: The Empress stayed for a while at the fish ponds created by Kuma-wani


Name: 70 of Over 220 Michelin Star-rated restaurants (Number of Restaurants)
Description: The number of Michelin Star-rated restaurants in the city


Name: Indigenous peoples inhabiting Colombia (Group of people)
Description: The specific ethnicity within this group is not specified


Name: Johanna Spyri (Author)
Description: The creator of Heidi


Name: European Investment Bank (EIB) (Organization)
Description: The European Investment Bank (EIB) is an international financial institution that provides loans and financing for projects in Europe.


Name: Monoclinic Crystal System Symmetry Elements (Crystallography)
Description: The symmetry elements of the monoclinic crystal system.


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


Name: Interstellar Medium or Comets, as well as the Earth's atmosphere. (Celestial Bodies or Atmosphere)
Description: Locations where carbon dioxide (CO2) is found.


Name: Complexes of copper(III) (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A compound containing copper, in the +3 oxidation state.


Name: God Thor (Deity)
Description: Norse god of thunder


Name: Uraninite (pitchblende) (Mineral Resource)
Description: A mineral found in the Shinkolobwe Ore Deposit


Name: Watercolor pencils (Painting tool)
Description: Water-soluble color pencils


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color at the long wavelength end of the visible spectrum, next to orange and opposite violet.


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


Name: Large geographical locations, countries and gemstones (Category)
Description: Categories of entities mentioned in the text


Name: New York Stock Exchange (Exchange)
Description: the world's largest stock exchange by overall average daily trading volume in 2013


Name: Refugees from Psara (Group)
Description: The group that contributed to the growth of Andros


Name: Laterally and Upwards (Geographical Movement)
Description: Movement in lateral and upward directions


Name: Peter (Person)
Description: One of Jesus' apostles, mentioned in the Gospel of John


Name: 2.37 million tons of televisions, computers, cell phones, printers, scanners, and fax machines (Quantity)
Description: Amount of e-waste discarded by US consumers in 2009


Name: The final choice (Escolha) (Event)
Description: A decision-making event in some repúblicas of Ouro Preto and Coimbra


Name: Song Dynasty (Time Period)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history that lasted from 960 to 1279 AD


Name: Cerulean blue (Inorganic synthetic pigment)
Description: A primarily cobalt(II) stanate pigment


Name: Rare colored diamonds (Diamond quality)
Description: Diamonds that come in rare, distinct colors like pink or blue.


Name: Charles Darwin (Person)
Description: British naturalist, geologist and author of On the Origin of Species


Name: Interplanetary Medium (-)
Description: -


Name: [5] (Citation)
Description: Citation to the source of information


Name: Governor Bourke (Person)
Description: Governor in Sydney at that time


Name: John Dunning (Physicist)
Description: American physicist


Name: Fireplaces and Clocks (Object)
Description: Objects used for heating or timekeeping


Name: Gneiss (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rock that is characteristic of areas of regional metamorphism


Name: Scientific Research (Activity)
Description: The systematic study of a subject, typically with the intention of increasing knowledge or understanding.


Name: Written records (historical document)
Description: Documents where cap hooks are not often mentioned.


Name: Regular flushing of seawater through the rock (Geological process)
Description: The repeated passage of seawater through the rock


Name: Viktor Tsoi (musician)
Description: The leader of Kino, who was a particularly gigantic figure in rock music by the 1980s.


Name: Crime Statistics (Statistic)
Description: The data on crime in the United Kingdom


Name: Muslims living in Spain (Religion)
Description: The Muslim population residing in Spain.


Name: Komatsu, Saijō (Geographical Area)
Description: A location within Saijō city where the plant is located


Name: Exploitation (Activity)
Description: The process of extracting resources from the ground


Name: Media Outlets (Broadcasting Company)
Description: Companies that distribute news and entertainment to audiences via various media platforms


Name: Purple (Color)
Description: In Japan, purple is associated with the emperor and Japanese aristocracy.


Name: stained glass windows with red (artifact)
Description: Added stained glass windows to Saint Denis Basilica, flooding the basilica with a mystical light


Name: Vlaai (Food)
Description: The Vlaai is a cake from Limburg.


Name: Tasmania (Island)
Description: An island state of Australia


Name: Investment and Maintenance (Financial Transaction)
Description: Investments and maintenance costs related to the transport infrastructure in Norway


Name: Substructure of Parthenon I (Architectural Structure)
Description: A distinct substructure beneath the original Parthenon, called Parthenon I


Name: Giambologna and his followers (Sculptors)
Description: Artists who devised the style in late Renaissance


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


Name: 33,625 Native Americans alone and 97,405 in combination with one or more other races (2020) (Demographic data)
Description: Represents the number of self-identified Native Americans in Alabama as of 2020


Name: only one China (Geopolitical Concept)
Description: The concept that there is only one China.


Name: Personal documents, office paperwork, contracts, art (Document/Item)
Description: Items that Chinese seals are commonly applied on


Name: John the Evangelist (Person)
Description: Apostle and evangelist of Jesus Christ


Name: Germans (ethnic group)
Description: Inhabitants of Germany


Name: Advancements in art, literature, science, and philosophy (Achievement)
Description: The development of new ideas and techniques in various fields


Name: Support (Function)
Description: The ability of a structure to provide mechanical stability.


Name: National and University Library 'St. Kliment of Ohrid' (Library)
Description: The national library of North Macedonia, located in Skopje


Name: Talat Xhaferi (Person)
Description: An ethnic Albanian and former National Liberation Army commander during the 2001 conflict


Name: Zinc zinc-oxide cycle (Process)
Description: A two step thermochemical process


Name: The Assuwa league (at least during some periods) (Confederation of States)
Description: -


Name: Surat, India (Location)
Description: A city in Gujarat, India, known for diamond cutting and polishing


Name: Echigo Tokimeki Railway - Nihonkai Hisui Line (Railway line)
Description: A railway line in Niigata Prefecture, Japan


Name: Native Italic Styles (Architectural Style)
Description: Indigenous architectural styles of Italy


Name: Baron Philipp von Stosch (encourager)
Description: Encouraged Johann Lorenz Natter to copy ancient carved gems in Florence


Name: Pliny the Elder (person)
Description: A Roman naturalist, philosopher, and writer best known as the author of Natural History.


Name: resistance of metallic aluminium to weathering (Property)
Description: The ability of aluminum to resist weathering due to the formation of a thin layer of aluminum oxide


Name: Visual Art Forms (Art Forms)
Description: Forms of art such as landscape paintings and calligraphy that developed in Chinese culture.


Name: Cardiovascular Diseases (Health Issue)
Description: Principal cause of death in Russia


Name: traditional Anitist sculptures from the Philippines (sculpture)
Description: Anitist sculptures that reflect the medium used and the culture involved in the Philippines.


Name: India (country)
Description: Country where Jain art was predominantly found


Name: Norway's Mainland (Region)
Description: The main part of Norway, excluding Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands


Name: Bündnerfleisch (Food)
Description: A dried-beef delicacy from Grisons


Name: High Priestess of Athena Polias (Religious Official)
Description: The head religious official of Athena Polias


Name: Amanullah Khan (Politician)
Description: Emir of Afghanistan from 1919 to 1929 and later King


Name: Roman Empire (Ancient civilization)
Description: The state and government during ancient Rome


Name: Qing Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The Qing dynasty (1644–1912) was the last imperial dynasty of China, preceded by the Ming dynasty.


Name: underground or open-pit mining (Mining Technique)
Description: Extraction of minerals from the earth through man-made holes


Name: Hindu Shahi (Dynasty)
Description: A Hindu dynasty that ruled parts of modern Afghanistan before the Saffarids conquered the area in 870


Name: Palatial Bronze Age (historical period)
Description: Palatial Bronze Age is a historical period


Name: November 13 attacks (Event)
Description: Coordinated terrorist attacks that took place in Paris on November 13, 2015


Name: Metallic coatings (Material Classification)
Description: Coatings made of metallic materials


Name: Colombian conflict (Conflict)
Description: A low-intensity conflict between various groups for influence in Colombian territory.


Name: Moses (Person)
Description: Prophet in the Abrahamic religions


Name: Advanced approach to Somma-Vesuvius volcanic complex (Volcanic Research)
Description: King Ferdinand I's support for geological research and improvement of the area around Mount Vesuvius.


Name: Werner Schreyer (Person)
Description: German mineralogist and petrologist who introduced the term Whiteschist.


Name: Mauretania (Ancient Kingdom)
Description: An ancient Berber kingdom located in Morocco


Name: Imperial Porcelain Manufacture (Manufacturing Company)
Description: A porcelain manufacture founded in 1744 in Oranienbaum, Russia


Name: Surgical Removal of Kidney (Medical Procedure)
Description: The removal of all or part of a kidney.


Name: Snow (Natural material)
Description: A granular material consisting of ice crystals.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Geopolitical entity)
Description: Former empire of which Palestine was a part


Name: Fasteners (Hardware Device)
Description: Devices that create non-permanent joints.


Name: Fluid pressure (physical force)
Description: A physical force responsible for providing structure in hydrostatic skeletons


Name: Cities of U.S. States (Geographical Feature)
Description: The major cities of the states of the United States


Name: Cubic Zirconia (Synthetic Gemstone)
Description: A synthetic gemstone that gives off much more 'fire' than a real diamond


Name: Specimens (artifact collection)
Description: Three 12th– or 11th-century BC torcs


Name: *Taŋrï (Reconstructed deity form)
Description: *Taŋrï is an alternative reconstruction of the Proto-Turkic form of Tengri.


Name: Nippon (Geographical Name)
Description: For official uses


Name: 7.2 and 7.6 (Numeric Range)
Description: A range of specific gravity values for galena


Name: Greek national basketball team (Sports Team)
Description: The Greek national basketball team is one of the teams in the A1 Ethniki.


Name: Han Chinese culture (culture)
Description: Culture native to China


Name: 40% of the estimated mass of the asteroid belt (Asteroid Belt Mass)
Description: -


Name: Central Military Commission (Military Authority)
Description: The military authority overseeing China's military


Name: Foods and iron deficiency anemia (medical condition)
Description: Iron(II) sulfate is used to fortify foods and treat iron deficiency anemia.


Name: FeS2 (Compound_formula)
Description: The chemical formula of Pyrite


Name: Contiguous Zone of Tunisia (Maritime Zone)
Description: A contiguous zone of 24 nautical miles (44 km)


Name: Microparticle (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A particle larger than 1000 nanometres


Name: Dukkha and rebirth requires understanding and letting go of (Concept)
Description: Buddhism believes that achieving nirvana involves understanding and releasing attachment to the cycle of suffering and reincarnation


Name: a process of mutual self-definition with a contrasting Muslim Other (Historical event)
Description: A historical event involving the definition of Hindu identity in contrast to Islamic identity


Name: Common Cold Symptoms (Medical Condition)
Description: Symptoms associated with the common cold


Name: The Kephisos river (River)
Description: One of the rivers associated with Athenian water deities


Name: Ring Canal (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The canal that encircles the oesophagus.


Name: Chapter 10 of Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide (chapter)
Description: A chapter in the book 'Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide'


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species to which all human beings belong


Name: Marble (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed of recrystallized carbonate minerals, most commonly calcite or dolomite.


Name: Nineteenth Century (Time Period)
Description: The period between 1801 and 1900


Name: Sawin Academy (Educational institution)
Description: An educational institution in the United States


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


Name: Production of Ceramics (Industry)
Description: Only indirectly monitored by the palace


Name: Radical scavenger (Role)
Description: A substance that interacts with oxidizing radicals to prevent the re-oxidation of the metal


Name: Manuscripts (literature)
Description: Illuminated manuscripts


Name: High technology (Field of study)
Description: Use in fields like active laser mediums, varistors, and bubble memory


Name: the age of garnet growth (Age)
Description: The time when the garnets formed


Name: north and western British Isles and eastern North America isles (Geographical Location)
Description: Geographical locations in the north and west of the British Isles and eastern North America


Name: Hermodike/Demodike of Cyme (Person)
Description: A legendary figure believed to be the first issuer of coinage


Name: Protolith (Geological Entity)
Description: The original rock from which the metamorphic rock formed.


Name: MTA Bus Company (transportation service)
Description: A bus company operating in New York.


Name: Japan's military budget (Monetary Value)
Description: The estimated military budget of Japan in 2023


Name: Nobel Prize (Award)
Description: Nobel Prize in any category


Name: Maghreb (Geographical region)
Description: The North-western region of Africa, including Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and Libya.


Name: Franklin Furnace, Sussex County, New Jersey (location)
Description: -


Name: Kimberley Process (International Agreement)
Description: an international certification system aimed at preventing the trade of conflict diamonds


Name: Inwood (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Artificial Classification (Classification)
Description: The classification system developed by Carl Linnaeus, which is considered artificial as it does not fully adhere to the principles of natural classification


Name: - (Property)
Description: Two notable properties of Tuckahoe marble


Name: Crystalline Marble (Geological Formation)
Description: The geological formation where lapis lazuli is often found.


Name: Arabesque Design (Artistic Style)
Description: Designs characterized by intricate, interlacing patterns often found in Islamic and other art.


Name: 24.4 per 100,000 in 2016 (Statistic)
Description: Number of murders per 100,000 people in Colombia in 2016


Name: French Compound (Language Construct)
Description: A type of compound in French with the noun in the singular form


Name: dwellers of paradise (religious_concept)
Description: Individuals who reside in heaven or paradise


Name: Large transparent faceted grandidierite specimens (Specimen)
Description: Extremely rare large transparent specimens of grandidierite


Name: bulk and shear modulus linearly increases as jadeite component increases (Physics)
Description: The relationship between omphacite's composition and its bulk and shear moduli.


Name: The Alleged Cult Object in Most pri Bratislave (Artifact)
Description: An object dedicated possibly to the god of war and thunder Perun


Name: Judas Iscariot (Historical figure)
Description: One of the twelve apostles of Jesus


Name: 14th century Muslim Tombs/kümbet, of Misri Zunnun (Historical Site)
Description: A 14th-century tomb located near the Arslan Pasa Mosque


Name: Extraction (Activity)
Description: The process of extracting resources from the ground


Name: strong luminescence (Physical Property)
Description: Demonstrates strong photoluminescence and cathodoluminescence


Name: Swedish Royal House (Kungl. Huset) (family)
Description: A dynasty currently reigning as the monarchs of Sweden


Name: Sunday-closing law (Policy)
Description: A law enforced during Folk's administration


Name: High-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) processes (Technique)
Description: A method for growing synthetic diamonds.


Name: Red Flag and Hammer and Sickle Emblem (Symbol)
Description: The symbols adopted by the Chinese Communist Party


Name: fideicommissum of jewels (legal instrument)
Description: A legal instrument that established a fund for jewels that would be at the queen's disposal


Name: Even number of faces meeting at each vertex (Geometric property)
Description: A characteristic that makes the octahedron distinct among the Platonic solids.


Name: de Gaulle (person)
Description: The President of the Fifth Republic, known for his policy during the Cold War.


Name: Gender distribution (Maggia) (demographic data)
Description: Distribution of genders in Maggia


Name: Largest Electricity Producing Countries (Ranking Category)
Description: A ranking of countries based on their electricity production


Name: 24k (0.9999), 22k (0.92) (Purity level)
Description: The most common purity levels of gold, which are 24 karat and 22 karat.


Name: hyperspectral imaging (Imaging Technology)
Description: The acquisition of images at multiple spectral bands


Name: Tahiti (Location)
Description: An island in the South Pacific Ocean and a part of French Polynesia


Name: X3Y2(SiO4)3 (Chemical formula)
Description: The general formula of the garnet group


Name: Paralava rocks of the Hatrurim Formation (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks formed due to pyrometamorphism where Aradite and its phosphorus-analogue, zadovite, were found


Name: Prince Carl of Denmark (later King Haakon VII) (Person)
Description: The prince who became the king of Norway


Name: Sparta (Town)
Description: The county seat of Alleghany County, North Carolina


Name: Andalusite (Mineral)
Description: A high pressure polymorph of kyanite


Name: The 20th century (Time period)
Description: Time frame when these stylistic trends were observed


Name: 25 years (time duration)
Description: The time span over which the Allende meteorite specimens were collected


Name: Aruj (historical figure)
Description: one of the Turkish privateer brothers who founded the Regency of Algiers


Name: Filmoteca de Andalucía (Organization)
Description: In charge of the investigation, collection and diffusion of Andalusian cinematic heritage


Name: Rugby Union (Sport)
Description: Rugby union is popular, particularly in Paris and the southwest of France.


Name: provincial dukedoms (title)
Description: Titles that have existed in the royal family since the 1772 Instrument of Government.


Name: Daimyō (Role)
Description: A Japanese feudal lord or regional magistrate.


Name: β-UO3 (Compound)
Description: Uranium oxide produced at about 350°C from ADU


Name: Selim I (person)
Description: The Sultan who united Anatolia under Ottoman rule


Name: Association Football (Soccer) (Sport)
Description: Football gained a wide following in Japan since the establishment of the Japan Professional Football League (J.League) in 1992.


Name: Mocha coffee (Coffee)
Description: Type of coffee that Mocha beans refer to


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Second-largest manufacturer of motor vehicles


Name: New York Fashion Critic Perle Mesta (Person)
Description: Fashion critic who described pink as Mexican Pink


Name: The hackle colors worn (Military Artifact)
Description: Colors of hackles worn by fusilier regiments


Name: Carbon nanofoam (Allotrope_of_Carbon)
Description: A ferromagnetic allotrope discovered in 1997.


Name: 4 Cs of Connoisseurship (Gemstone Grading Parameters)
Description: The four parameters used to grade pink diamonds: color, clarity, cut and carat weight


Name: Altaic languages (Manchu, Mongolian and several Turkic languages) (language)
Description: languages spoken across northeastern and northwestern China


Name: Flemish Carbonade (Food)
Description: Beef stew with beer, mustard and bay laurel


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


Name: Chinese society, culture, and identity (Society Culture Identity)
Description: The traditional and modern expressions of Chinese social structures, cultural practices, and self-perception, characterized by their rich history, diversity, and resilience.


Name: Grain (Commercial product)
Description: A small, hard, dry fruit harvested for human consumption in the Andes


Name: Historical Event (Era)
Description: Descriptions in antiquity of the execution cross.


Name: Net migration (Demographic)
Description: The number of immigrants entering the UK minus the number of emigrants leaving the country.


Name: Zheng Jing and his men on Taiwan (Han Chinese rebel group)
Description: Han Chinese rebels led by Zheng Jing on Taiwan


Name: Initial layers of nacre (layer of nacre)
Description: The first layers of nacre laid down by the organism, which contain spiral defects.


Name: transitional fossils (Geological evidence)
Description: Fossils that demonstrate the transition between different species or stages of evolution.


Name: foot binding (cultural practice)
Description: Foot binding practice that became popular at the end of the Song dynasty


Name: Ice Volcanism (Geological Process)
Description: The process responsible for the ice-based geological features on Ceres


Name: Rust (Corrosion)
Description: Redox reaction resulting in the oxidation of iron, steel, or another ferrous metal and its decomposition into iron(III) oxide


Name: Brights (Color)
Description: Vivid or intense colors.


Name: Four Phases of Aztec Black-on-Orange Ceramics (Temporal Classification)
Description: The four chronological phases of black-on-orange ceramics: Aztec I, II, III, and IV


Name: Pro-Hadi Forces (Military Group)
Description: Mocha was captured by them the following month


Name: Tanzanite (Gemstone)
Description: Blue crystals of Zoisite are known as tanzanite.


Name: enabling its growth, development, and continued success (Description of Norwegian cinema)
Description: Norwegian cinema is nurtured by the Norwegian government and various organizations, contributing to its ongoing expansion and prosperity


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: City located in the United States


Name: Pyritization (Process)
Description: A process that can also occur in clay terrain, but to a lesser extent than in a marine environment.


Name: French Polynesia (Political Entity)
Description: A French overseas territory located in the Pacific Ocean


Name: coastal mountains of Óssa and Pelion (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range located in Thessaly


Name: Aluminum (Element)
Description: The metallic form of aluminum oxide


Name: rail (Transportation_Type)
Description: Land transport using metal rails for running vehicles.


Name: Crown of Castile (Historical Political Entity)
Description: The historical political entity that ruled the Kingdom of Castile and León


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


Name: Custer State Park (State park)
Description: The largest state park in South Dakota, located in the Southern Hills


Name: Mycenaean dialect of Greek language (Language Dialect)
Description: An ancient dialect of the Greek language


Name: *Teŋri (Reconstructed deity form)
Description: The reconstructed Proto-Turkic form of the word Tengri.


Name: Constant Permeke (Artist)
Description: A famous Belgian artist


Name: Iron Age (Historical Period)
Description: The period following the Bronze Age in which iron became the dominant metal for tools and weapons.


Name: Attarsiya (person)
Description: A possible mythic character related to Atreus, a warlord of the Ahhiyawan kingdom.


Name: this period (Historical Period)
Description: The Second Intermediate Period


Name: fulgurite (natural phenomenon)
Description: A tube-like, hollow, glassy mineral formed when lightning strikes the ground


Name: Roman Catholicism (religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity focused on the teachings and practices of the Apostolic See.


Name: Success (Achievement)
Description: Both domestically and internationally


Name: spending, borrowing and saving (Consumption)
Description: Behaviors that are influenced by consumer confidence


Name: 17,947,406 (est. 31 November 2023) (Quantity)
Description: The estimated population of the Netherlands as of 31 November 2023


Name: Germans, Hungarians, Croats, Czechs, Poles, Rusyns, Serbs, Slovaks, Slovenes, and Ukrainians (Ethnic Group)
Description: Various ethnic groups that were part of the diverse empire


Name: E-glass (Material)
Description: One of the glasses included in this group.


Name: Rio de Janeiro and Santa Catarina (Locations)
Description: Brazilian states


Name: Mathematical Concept of Infinity (mathematical_concept)
Description: A concept that extends and refines the old philosophical concept, introducing infinitely many different sizes of infinite sets.


Name: the right (Political alignment)
Description: A political group that won the election in 1933


Name: β-rhombohedral (Allotrope of Boron)
Description: A specific crystalline form of boron.


Name: Constantine VII Porphyrogenitos (Emperor)
Description: The Byzantine Emperor who wrote De Administrando Imperio.


Name: Lanthanite-(La) (Mineral)
Description: A silicate mineral, specifically a silicate of lanthanum.


Name: Bern (historical entity)
Description: A canton of the Swiss Confederation


Name: Alexander the Great (Person)
Description: An ancient Greek king and conqueror


Name: Trypsin (Enzyme)
Description: A digestive enzyme


Name: Hot aqueous alkali (Liquid compound)
Description: To form silicates


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country where the ports are located.


Name: Radiation (Energy form)
Description: Energy emitted as waves or particles


Name: Media Freedom (Issue)
Description: Refers to the ability of media to report freely and without censorship.


Name: Dry Cell Batteries (Device)
Description: A primary battery that uses carbon as an anode, manganese dioxide (or sometimes zinc oxide) as the cathode, and a chemical electrolyte


Name: Madhyamaka school (Mahayana philosophical school)
Description: A school of Mahāyāna Buddhism focusing on the concept of emptiness


Name: New Arad Central Bus Station (Transportation Facility)
Description: The new bus station built after the closure of the old one


Name: Birth of Athena and mythological battle between Athena and Poseidon for control of Athens (Mythology)
Description: Stories about the origin of Athena and her struggle with Poseidon for the city of Athens


Name: Janissaries stationed in Algiers (Military group)
Description: A military group of Ottoman soldiers who rebelled and took power in Algiers


Name: True Blue (color)
Description: A pure form of blue that absorbs all other colors but yellow.


Name: Hilversum culture (Archeological culture)
Description: A prehistoric culture that existed around 1800–800 BC in the Netherlands


Name: Ceramic Capacitors (Electronic Component)
Description: A type of capacitor made from ceramic materials


Name: Chemical Surroundings (Environmental Condition)
Description: The chemical composition of the medium in which a substance is located.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A North African country with Casablanca as its largest city.


Name: tholos (Building)
Description: A new type of elite burial emerged, the tholos


Name: Sailing vessels (Transportation)
Description: Vessels that travel on water propelled by sails or oars


Name: Petroleum resources in Norway (Resource)
Description: The control exercised by the Norwegian government over petroleum resources


Name: Execution Cross in Antiquity (Historical Event)
Description: Descriptions in antiquity of the execution cross.


Name: Regular For-Profit Corporation (Business entity)
Description: A type of corporation that these professionals cannot do business through due to professional autonomy restrictions.


Name: Domat/Ems (City)
Description: One of the cities in Grisons


Name: Ancient Greek κλέος (kléos), Latin clueō, English loud (Words)
Description: Words that share a similar meaning or origin with the Proto-Indo-European root.


Name: 1873 (Year)
Description: The year the first Afghan newspaper was published


Name: Islamic jades and other carvings (Art)
Description: Artistic creations made during the Mughal Empire


Name: Jewelry (Object Class)
Description: Decorative items worn for ornamentation.


Name: Ouro Preto (City)
Description: A city in Brazil


Name: Topmost unit of the subducting oceanic crust (Geological unit)
Description: The upper layer of the subducting oceanic crust


Name: Maintalbahn (TransportationInfrastructure)
Description: Lesser train route in the Spessart area


Name: The presence of fibrous structures within the material or fibrous inclusions and cavities (Physical property)
Description: Present in gemstones such as tiger's eye quartz.


Name: Morocco's National Human Development Initiative (Initiative)
Description: A development initiative that provides land titles and waives utility fees for the urban poor


Name: 1.25 million European slaves brought to North Africa (Group)
Description: Estimated number of European slaves brought during the Ottoman period


Name: Ben Youssef Madrasa (Historical Building)
Description: A historical building in Marrakech, Morocco.


Name: 694-nanometer photons (Photon energy level)
Description: Particles of light with a wavelength of 694 nanometers


Name: Khmer Cambodians (people_group)
Description: the people of Cambodia


Name: Plant Life (Biological Entity)
Description: Flora growing in an area


Name: Latin word calx 'lime' (language term)
Description: A Latin term meaning 'lime'


Name: 2nd century CE (Time period)
Description: A time period when the first documented translation efforts by foreign Buddhist monks in China were made.


Name: Oxygen Supplementation (Medical Treatment)
Description: The process of administering additional oxygen to a patient


Name: Kais Saied (Person)
Description: President of Tunisia


Name: Isotope (Concept)
Description: The concept introduced by Soddy in 1918 which he translated into Japanese


Name: July 5, 1962 (Date)
Description: The date Algeria gained independence from France


Name: Matthew Arnold (Philosopher)
Description: British poet and critic who contrasted 'culture' with anarchy


Name: Writing (activity)
Description: the act of writing or engraving symbols or characters onto a surface


Name: Cerium oxide (Oxide)
Description: An oxide of cerium used in cathode-ray tube television glass plates.


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: Region in southern Spain attractive to overseas visitors and tourists


Name: Iron Toxicity (Health Condition)
Description: A condition that occurs due to excess levels of free iron in the body.


Name: Greater Manchester (Adjacent County)
Description: It borders Greater Manchester to the north


Name: Maghreb countries (region)
Description: Region encompassing Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Libya, Spain, Malta and Italy


Name: Local government in North Macedonia (Governmental structure)
Description: The local government system of North Macedonia


Name: national_debt (Economy)
Description: The total amount of money owed by a government to its lenders, typically measured against the country's GDP


Name: Developments of specific techniques to deal with carbonate ores (Technological Development)
Description: The invention and refinement of methods for processing carbonate ores


Name: Las Vegas and Phoenix, Arizona (City)
Description: Not applicable


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


Name: Tin Mining (Industry)
Description: The extraction and processing of tin ore.


Name: Meiji period (1868–1912) (period)
Description: The Meiji Period was a time of significant modernization and westernization in Japan


Name: Lead (Element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 82 and symbol Pb.


Name: Minoan burial (Event)
Description: The act of burying the dead during the Minoan period


Name: East India Company College (Institution/Educational establishment)
Description: A college to train and examine administrators of the company's territories in India


Name: Source of nourishment, enjoyment, and cultural exchange for millions around the world (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Herbert E. Merwin (Person)
Description: Person the mineral was named after


Name: increased tourist activity and expansion of the diving industry on the island (Event)
Description: The reason for the damage of corals surrounding Zabargad Island.


Name: High-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) process (Diamond growth method)
Description: CVD is an alternative method to the HPHT process for diamond growth


Name: Chemical Fossils (Type of fossil)
Description: A broader category that includes molecular fossils and isotope ratios


Name: Minoan style goddesses, altars, reeds, lions and bulls, some with bull-jumpers soaring over the bull’s horns (Artwork Theme)
Description: The themes depicted in the Pylos Combat Agate


Name: Mantle (Geological layer)
Description: The layer of the Earth between the crust and the outer core, consisting mainly of silicate rocks


Name: Austria (pre-19th century) (Historical Region)
Description: A region that was part of the Holy Roman Empire and later a separate empire


Name: Ceremonial garments (Clothing)
Description: Garments worn during ceremonies or special occasions in the Song dynasty.


Name: Living area (room)
Description: The living area (called the stube)


Name: Kenyan police (Organization)
Description: Law enforcement agency of Kenya


Name: Ridges and resistant hilltops (Geographical feature)
Description: Ridges and resistant hilltops


Name: Gold Production (Process)
Description: The production of gold from ore.


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A silvery-white, ductile, and malleable metal with the symbol Al


Name: 1 Ceres (Asteroid Numbering)
Description: The name given to Ceres under the new numbering system


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A country located in South America with the highest level of biodiversity per square mile in the world.


Name: Japanese anime (animation)
Description: largely influenced by Japanese manga and have become highly popular globally


Name: Stone carving (artistic technique)
Description: The artistic technique used to create stamp seals


Name: Berlin (City)
Description: capital city of Germany


Name: Commonwealth of Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization of 54 member states.


Name: 825,000 indigenous Algerians (Population)
Description: The population of indigenous Algerians who died during the French conquest


Name: Wearing of veils in public places since 2010 (Legislation)
Description: The act of banning wearing of veils in public places.


Name: Region (Geographical Region)
Description: The region that includes Tunisia


Name: e-commerce (Economic Sector)
Description: a sector of the economy that involves buying and selling goods and services online


Name: Color (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: The sensation arising from different spectral compositions or distributions of light


Name: Ottomans (Empire)
Description: The Ottoman Empire from 1299 to 1922


Name: Method of general applicability (Method)
Description: A method of combining two oxides in a high temperature reaction


Name: Typical Red Fox (Species Morph)
Description: The typical red fox morph the coat attribute belongs to.


Name: Color change (Physical property)
Description: When zircon is heated, it sometimes changes in color or altogether loses its original color.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country where these styles became popular.


Name: Washington Pass, Rainy Pass (Geographical Feature)
Description: Two mountain passes on State Route 20 in the North Cascades mountains of Washington state.


Name: 10th century AD (Time period)
Description: The time when Nikon 'the Metanoite' was commissioned


Name: Benin_literature (Culture)
Description: The literature written by authors from Benin or about Benin.


Name: European Modernist Art (Art Movement)
Description: A period of artistic development in European history, characterized by a departure from traditional art styles.


Name: Tomb paintings and funereal objects (Artwork)
Description: To protect the dead in their afterlife


Name: The right to develop Kolmozerskoye lithium deposit (Right)
Description: The right to mine and process lithium from the Kolmozerskoye deposit


Name: up to 70% of tree species in temperate regions (flora)
Description: Trees such as maples, oaks, sourwood, sweetgums, dogwoods, tupelos, cherry trees and persimmons


Name: 120° and 60° (Property)
Description: The angle between their cleavage planes is different, approximately 120° and 60°


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A metallic element that is essential for many biological processes


Name: Quantum Field Theory (Scientific Theory)
Description: Scientific theory he contributed to significantly


Name: Liu Mingchuan (Person)
Description: Liu Mingchuan (1836–1895) was a Qing dynasty official.


Name: Flowering tree (Botanical Classification)
Description: A plant that produces flowers as part of its reproductive system


Name: World (Geographical Scope)
Description: The Earth and all its regions.


Name: Octavianus Augustus Caesar's coins (Artifact)
Description: Coins made by Octavianus Augustus Caesar


Name: black or charcoal grey (color)
Description: The color most commonly associated with the lounge suit in the early 20th century


Name: Upanishads, Mahabharata, Patanjali's Yoga Sutras (Scriptures or texts)
Description: Texts where the term ahimsa is mentioned


Name: Indo-European languages compound nouns formed from verb and object (linguistic entity)
Description: Compound nouns formed by a verb and its object, transforming a verbal clause into a noun


Name: Peak District scenery (Scenery)
Description: Scenic locations such as Mam Tor and Kinder Scout


Name: Crown Prince (Royal Title)
Description: The heir apparent to the Song dynasty emperor


Name: Kartikeya (Deity)
Description: The god of war in Hinduism.


Name: Foxhall Stadium (Stadium)
Description: The home stadium of the Ipswich Witches Speedway Team.


Name: Best in Latin America and 22nd in the world (Ranking)
Description: Recognition given by the World Health Organization for Colombia's healthcare system


Name: Pakistan, Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and China (Country)
Description: The countries that share a border with Afghanistan


Name: Education system in Morocco (System)
Description: The educational system functioning within Morocco


Name: quartz and mica minerals (Mineral)
Description: Two groups of minerals commonly found in rocks, quartz being a silicon dioxide mineral with hexagonal symmetry and mica being a group of minerals characterized by their sheet-like structure


Name: Transient reaction intermediates such as methylidyne radical (CH) and diatomic carbon (C2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: Temporary compounds formed during the combustion process


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country primarily located in Western Europe, encompassing metropolitan France and several overseas departments and territories.


Name: Depleted uranium (Uranium compound)
Description: Uranium that has been enriched or depleted of certain isotopes


Name: Densely Populated Cities (Environment)
Description: Urban areas where Urban Red Foxes can thrive


Name: 1948 Winter Olympics (Olympic Games)
Description: The 1948 Winter Olympics held in St. Moritz, Switzerland.


Name: Building Material (Resource)
Description: Material used in construction


Name: Arabs and Levantines (Ethnic Group)
Description: People belonging to the Arab or Levantine ethnic groups


Name: Monoclinic and Triclinic crystal systems (Crystal structure)
Description: Two three-dimensional crystallographic systems that lack rotational symmetry.


Name: Greek Merchant Navy (Maritime Fleet)
Description: The largest in the world at 18% of global capacity


Name: Tristimulus values (Measurement)
Description: Values used to specify colors


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Invaded Belgium during World War I and II


Name: larger and wealthier state than before (Geographical Area)
Description: A larger and wealthier state that resulted from the Assyrian conquest


Name: New England Conservatory, Boston Conservatory at Berklee, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra (Educational Institution/Orchestra)
Description: Institutions associated with New England.


Name: Stratiform Clouds (Subcategory of Cloud)
Description: A layer of clouds that covers the entire sky.


Name: Rugby union (Sport)
Description: A popular sport in New Zealand and considered the national sport


Name: diverse landscape (geographical characteristic)
Description: a country that has a wide variety of natural landscapes


Name: 2004 presidential election (Election)
Description: The presidential election held in Russia on 13 March 2004


Name: Camões Prize (Literary Award)
Description: Brazil's most significant literary award


Name: Old Church Slavonic (Language)
Description: Fourth liturgical language of the Christian world


Name: synthesis capsule (Diamond producing component)
Description: The temperature of the synthesis capsule is measured using a thermocouple


Name: world's largest proven gas reserves (Quantity)
Description: The world's largest proven gas reserves.


Name: Pessac (Location)
Description: location where the mint's primary production was moved in 1973


Name: Ancient Romans (Culture)
Description: Romans in ancient times


Name: Song dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Chinese dynasty that ruled from 960 to 1279 AD


Name: forest cover (Natural Resource)
Description: after European settlement,


Name: Forests (Environmental location)
Description: Area covered with trees, shrubs and other vegetation


Name: Metamorphic Annealing (Geological Property)
Description: A process in which the grains become coarser and acquire a more polygonal texture.


Name: Intergem Limited (Company)
Description: A company known for marketing Yogo sapphires


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


Name: Chiaroscuro modelling (Art Technique)
Description: A technique used to portray depth and volume


Name: Hand (Left) (Physical Feature)
Description: The left hand of the original object


Name: Army attacking the strait (Military Unit)
Description: The army that was defeated by Balj in the attack on the Gibraltar strait


Name: Diamond Dust (Chemical Compound)
Description: A form of carbon used as an abrasive that can be harmful when ingested or inhaled


Name: Recrystallization to coarser crystals (Geological process)
Description: A geological process that lowers the Gibbs free energy by reducing surface energy


Name: Moscow (City)
Description: A city in Russia that hosted the event


Name: Middle Devonian (Geological period)
Description: Geological period during Middle Devonian


Name: 17th century (Time Period)
Description: In the 17th century, signet rings fell out of favor in the upper levels of society


Name: Coat of arms of Andalusia (Coat of Arms)
Description: The coat of arms used by the region Andalusia


Name: a strong and resilient economy, with a mix of traditional industries such as agriculture and manufacturing, as well as a rapidly growing tech sector (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a strong and resilient economy, with a mix of traditional industries such as agriculture and manufacturing, as well as a rapidly growing tech sector


Name: [11B, Isotope of Boron] (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of boron with atomic mass 11.


Name: Delicious Greece (Attraction)
Description: A traveler's paradise for those seeking the finest wines


Name: 1958 (Year)
Description: The year when the Chinese Space Program started


Name: Caucasus Hunter-Gatherer (ancient population)
Description: Ancestry associated with Caucasus Hunter-Gatherers


Name: Aluminium Oxide and Hydrogen Fluoride Gas (chemical compounds)
Description: Two chemical substances involved in the formation of Aluminium Fluoride


Name: Abundance in the Earth's Crust (Occurrence)
Description: The frequency of potassium in the Earth's crust


Name: Devils Tower National Monument (National monument)
Description: A United States national monument located in Wyoming, near the Black Hills


Name: Spanish principles of phonetic writing (Writing Principles)
Description: The principles of phonetic writing that the Aztecs were introduced to by the Spanish


Name: Cellulose (Organic Polymer)
Description: The primary component of plant cell walls


Name: King Clovis I (Person)
Description: King who apparently adopted the use of seals at the very beginning of the Merovingian dynasty


Name: Michelangelo (Person)
Description: Renowned Italian sculptor, painter, and poet


Name: Roman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The Roman Empire during the time of Diocletian


Name: Lithium hydroxide (Chemical compound)
Description: Specific compound of lithium


Name: Matura Examination (Exam)
Description: The examination taken by pupils in the final year of Gymnasium.


Name: mineral lodes or veins (Mineral Deposits)
Description: Deposits that provided up to half of the world's tin and copper


Name: Viking Age (Historical period)
Description: During the Viking Age, torc-style metal necklaces, mainly in silver, came back into fashion.


Name: Devotional medals (Artifact)
Description: Medals that were produced in Protestant countries.


Name: Bulk liquid-oxygen storage containers (Container)
Description: Storage facilities for storing bulk liquid oxygen at institutions requiring large volumes of pure oxygen gas


Name: Phidias (Ancient Greek Sculptor)
Description: A renowned sculptor during the Classical period of ancient Greece


Name: Veggli Church (ArchitectureBuilding)
Description: A wooden stave church located in Oppdal, Norway


Name: why and when individuals and cultures adopt new ideas, practices, and products (Phenomenon)
Description: The phenomenon being explained by the Diffusion of innovations theory


Name: Greek pottery (Art Form)
Description: An art form originating from Ancient Greece