Name: Particular understanding on the world (Worldview)
Description: A specific perspective or way of understanding the world.


Name: Increasing the thermal conductivity of uranium dioxide nuclear fuel pellets (Application)
Description: -


Name: Elections (Event)
Description: A political process by which a population elects representatives to govern the country or constituent subdivisions


Name: Festival della Madonna della Neve (Event)
Description: The religious festival celebrated in Onsernone


Name: Brain iron concentrations over time (Physical property)
Description: The suspected effect of prolonged nutritional iron deficiency on brain iron concentrations.


Name: Petrykivka painting, Kosiv ceramics, and Cossack songs (traditions)
Description: Decorative and folk traditions in Ukraine


Name: 615 students (Quantity)
Description: The number of students enrolled in Wallkill Valley Regional High School during the 2022–23 school year


Name: minimum wage (Legislation)
Description: A legislative measure that establishes a minimum hourly wage.


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: A silver-white, hard, lightweight metal with the chemical symbol Be


Name: Chios Basin (Hydrographic Sub-Unit)
Description: Chios has the Chios Basin as a hydrographic sub-unit


Name: Basanite (Temporal Context)
Description: Eruption of basanite and other alkaline magmas often comes 3 to 5 million years after the main shield-building phase.


Name: Worstenbroodje (Food)
Description: The worstenbroodje is a roll with a sausage of ground beef.


Name: Government data for the 2011–2012 school year (Statistical data)
Description: Data source for the number of instances of school corporal punishment in Alabama


Name: Anime (Art)
Description: Japanese animated productions.


Name: Holy things (religious_concept)
Description: Items or entities considered sacred in religion


Name: Industrial Population Regions (Population Type Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant industrial populations, including the Auckland region and the Waikato region.


Name: 3.06 (Average Number of Household Members)
Description: The average number of household members in North Macedonia as per the 2021 census


Name: Wootz steel (Material)
Description: A unique and highly prized steel developed on the Indian subcontinent as early as the 5th century BC.


Name: Foraminifera and coccoliths (Geological Feature)
Description: Microscopic organisms that form the shells of limestones


Name: Amsterdam (City)
Description: The capital city of the Netherlands


Name: Green algae and cyanobacteria in marine environments (Organism)
Description: Photosynthetic organisms that live in the ocean


Name: Calcium Silicate (Compound)
Description: A compound formed by the reaction of calcium oxide and silicon


Name: Middle Ages (Historical Period)
Description: A period of European history following the fall of the Roman Empire


Name: Franklinite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that often occurs with willemite, but is not fluorescent.


Name: Manuscript Atlases of Sea Charts (Atlas)
Description: Total of 71 manuscript atlases produced


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: A country located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: Religion (religious belief)
Description: beliefs and practices related to faith


Name: magnium (Hypothetical name)
Description: The initial suggested name for magnesium by Sir Humphry Davy


Name: Serpentinized Forearc Mantle (Geological Feature)
Description: The underlying serpentinized layer of the forearc mantle


Name: Grapes, Grape Leaves, and Vines (Object)
Description: The designs used in Black Hills Gold Jewelry


Name: Paper Documents (Document)
Description: Physical documents generated by the practice of using seals


Name: Archaeology alone (Discipline)
Description: The study of artifacts and other physical remains from past societies.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A sovereign country in the southern hemisphere


Name: colonial society (society)
Description: Society formed during European colonization of Australia


Name: Brown feathers (Color in Peacock's feathers)
Description: A color mixture of red and blue in peacock's feathers


Name: Public elementary schools (Educational institution)
Description: Elementary schools operated by the New York City Department of Education


Name: Chromium3+ ion absorption (Spectral property)
Description: Absorption by Cr3+ ions in ruby


Name: Moulton (City)
Description: The city is located north of Huntsville, and was incorporated on December 9, 1824.


Name: Earth's crust (Geological layer)
Description: The outer solid layer of a planet or other terrestrial body


Name: Nobility and the Church (social entity)
Description: Representatives of high social status or religious organizations


Name: Australian literature (Literature)
Description: Literature of Australia


Name: trade (Economic activity)
Description: Trade that was central to the economy of Ancient Greece and Rome


Name: Government's policies and efforts (Policy_Initiatives)
Description: policy initiatives taken by the government of North Macedonia


Name: 1949 (Year)
Description: The year 1949


Name: Literature (art_form)
Description: Writing regarded as an art form


Name: Egyptians (culture)
Description: Ancient civilization believed to have been the first to wear insects as jewelry


Name: Hyperrealism (Art Movement)
Description: A genre of painting and sculpture resembling a high-resolution photograph


Name: Pashtuns (in Afghanistan) (Ethnic group)
Description: Pashtun ethnic group in Afghanistan.


Name: Mycenaean civilization (Historical civilization)
Description: An archaeological culture from the late Bronze Age, located in mainland Greece and the Aegean Islands.


Name: provisional government of Austria (Government)
Description: The temporary government set up in Vienna after Austria's secession


Name: LGBTQ+ community in Russia (Social group)
Description: LGBTQ+ individuals residing in Russia


Name: Low-speed, reversible sharpening systems (Tool)
Description: Available for hand engravers to reduce sharpening time.


Name: Thasos (Island)
Description: Greek island in the North Aegean Sea


Name: Michael I Komnenos Doukas (person)
Description: Ruler of Epirus


Name: Ministers (Political Position)
Description: Including a Prime Minister


Name: Constitution and Electoral Law of Afghanistan (legal_document)
Description: The fundamental laws governing Afghanistan


Name: Economic Development (Society)
Description: The process by which a region or country becomes more prosperous and developed over time


Name: very many small figures (type of object)
Description: Many small statues or figures


Name: Smelting (Process)
Description: The process of extracting metals such as iron and copper from ores through heating with a reducing agent


Name: elemental fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: The isolation of elemental fluorine by Henri Moissan


Name: Fourth Constitution of Missouri (Constitution)
Description: The constitution adopted by the state of Missouri in 1945


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: a country located in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia


Name: Individuals, state institutions, academic scholarship and colonial arts policies (Group)
Description: Groups whose relationships have shaped our understanding of Berber arts.


Name: Roaring Gap (Resort)
Description: A resort founded in Roaring Gap, Alleghany County, North Carolina


Name: Center of the Sphere (Point)
Description: The location (x0, y0, z0) where the sphere is centered


Name: Daguerreotype (Photographic process)
Description: An earlier photographic process, patented in 1839


Name: Mechanical Engineering (Profession)
Description: A profession that emerged in the 19th century


Name: Lower Andalusia or Western Andalusia (Andalucía Occidental) (historical subregion)
Description: The other historical subregion of Andalusia


Name: Central Asia (Geographical region)
Description: Region where Greco-Buddhist art spread and affected the art of the Tarim Basin and the Dunhuang Caves.


Name: Yurok Tribe Mythology (Fox) (Mythology)
Description: Mythological tradition of the Yurok tribe


Name: Siege coin (type of currency)
Description: A type of coin first attested during the siege of Pavia in 1524


Name: High mechanical strength of porcelain (Property)
Description: Contribution of needle shape mullite to the high mechanical strength of porcelain


Name: Skyros (capital) (City)
Description: The capital city of Skyros is also called Skyros (or, locally, Chora).


Name: Forest Fire in Drafi Area (July 1995) (Natural Disaster in Timeframe and Location)
Description: A major forest fire that occurred in the Drafi area in July 1995.


Name: Assessment Programs (Program)
Description: Programs conducted to assess student performance


Name: providing protection (Activity)
Description: Another duty of the army


Name: Brazilian throne (Political)
Description: The position of Emperor in Brazil that Pedro I abdicated


Name: Reduction in salinity (Physical Process)
Description: A process that decreases the salt concentration in a solution


Name: Constitution Day (holiday)
Description: A public holiday in Ukraine celebrated on 28 June


Name: Emperor Dušan (Historical Figure)
Description: Serbian Emperor


Name: Vienna Pottery (Art Institution)
Description: -


Name: Financial Institutions (Organization)
Description: Institutions that provide financial services such as loans, investments, and deposit accounts


Name: Kumaso rebellion (Rebellion)
Description: A rebellion that took place in southern Kyūshū


Name: Goldmanite (Mineral)
Description: Goldmanite


Name: Australian citizens 18 years and older (citizens)
Description: All enrolled citizens who are 18 years of age or older


Name: Ishvara, Bhagavan, Parameshwara, Deva or Devi (Deities)
Description: Different names for the Supreme Being in various schools of Hinduism


Name: World (Geographical region)
Description: The Earth's principal physical division excluding islands


Name: Conservatives (Political Party)
Description: A conservative political party in the United Kingdom.


Name: true (fact)
Description: Historical fact about Maharaja Ranjit Singh


Name: employment in the insurance sector (Employment in Insurance Sector)
Description: -


Name: Regular Octahedron (Geometric Shape)
Description: A regular polyhedron composed of eight equilateral triangles.


Name: Ring (jewellery) (artifact)
Description: A circular band worn on the finger


Name: Subducting oceanic crust (Geological formation)
Description: Oceanic crust that is being subducted


Name: disintegration of Western Zhou rule (historical event)
Description: The fall and collapse of the Western Zhou dynasty


Name: Rock in its solid state (Physical object)
Description: -


Name: Eurovision Song Contest (Competition)
Description: Annual international TV song competition held among the active member countries of the European Broadcasting Union


Name: Bing Maps (Product)
Description: A mapping product from Microsoft


Name: Southern Fox Fur (Fur attribute)
Description: Shorter, sparser and coarser fur in southern foxes compared to northern forms.


Name: Merlot (grape variety)
Description: a dark blue-colored wine grape variety


Name: Hellenistic period (Historical Period)
Description: period starting from Alexander's death in 323 BCE


Name: Middle Ages (Historical Period)
Description: During this time period


Name: Radius (Mathematical concept)
Description: The distance from the center to any point on the sphere


Name: Boron fibers (Material)
Description: A type of fiber made from boron


Name: Chlorofluorocarbon refrigerants (Compound)
Description: A group of compounds that contain at least one atom each of chlorine, fluorine, and carbon


Name: Maria Skłodowska-Curie (Person)
Description: A Polish physicist and chemist, the first woman to win a Nobel Prize


Name: Heat sink in electronics (Electronic component)
Description: Considered for use as a heat sink in electronics


Name: Empress Flavia Vibia Sabina (Person)
Description: Wife of Emperor Hadrian


Name: PTFE Production (Manufacturing process)
Description: The process of creating polytetrafluoroethylene


Name: Oppidum of Manching (Location)
Description: An archaeological site located in Germany, where iron sewing needles were found.


Name: Local Banks (Banking Institution)
Description: Banks that are based in a specific geographical location


Name: elements being carried into cracks by water or fluid (GeologicalProcess)
Description: The presence of elements in the cracks of the Tissint Meteorite, likely due to water or fluid movement


Name: Tartrazine (food dye)
Description: Most common yellow food coloring


Name: 168 islands (Geographical Feature)
Description: A collection of islands that make up the territory of Taiwan.


Name: Mathieu Kérékou (person)
Description: A key figure in the political history of Benin post-independence


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A lightweight metal used in various applications for its low density, high strength alloys and excellent thermal/electrical conductivity.


Name: Muscles (anatomy)
Description: A part of the body responsible for movement and contraction


Name: Eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical coverage of the MBTA's operations


Name: Modernist Jewelry Movement (Historical Event)
Description: A revolutionary jewelry movement that began in the United States in the 1940s


Name: Gonzaga Cameo (Engraved gem)
Description: A famous cameo


Name: waishengren (ethnicity)
Description: Another minority group in Taiwan


Name: Clean energy projects (Environmental initiative)
Description: Initiatives aimed at promoting the development and use of clean, renewable energy sources.


Name: electorates or seats (Alternate Names)
Description: Common names for the electoral divisions


Name: Tunisia Campaign (Event)
Description: A series of battles between the Axis and Allied forces in Tunisia from 1942 to 1943


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common silica mineral, usually found in igneous, metamorphic or sedimentary rock


Name: unitary semi-constitutional monarchy (Government Type)
Description: A political system where ultimate authority resides in a single centralized institution, but certain powers are constitutionally defined and limited


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: The country where the term 'Keshi' was first used


Name: Menorca (Island)
Description: Another island of the Balearic Islands


Name: the name of God (Tetragrammaton) (religious term)
Description: The divine name or Tetragrammaton found on metal amulets.


Name: governmental structure (political entity)
Description: The structure of the central and subordinate local governments that was established by the Taihō Code.


Name: Banu Mahsa faction in Toledo (Group)
Description: A faction of the Banu Mahsa in Toledo


Name: Forests of the Spessart (Natural feature)
Description: The forests within the Spessart region


Name: French Polynesia (region)
Description: An overseas collectivity of the French Republic.


Name: Strait of Gibraltar (Geographical Feature)
Description: The two pillars of Hercules are traditionally situated on either side of the Strait of Gibraltar.


Name: Forces that invaded Iberia were predominantly Berber (Fact)
Description: A historical interpretation or fact


Name: Anti-art (art movement)
Description: Art that challenges the established parameters and values of art.


Name: North Korea (Country)
Description: Democratic People's Republic of Korea


Name: First World War (War)
Description: The conflict fought from 1914 to 1918


Name: sailing and yacht charters of Greece (Tour type)
Description: Chartering a yacht or going sailing in the beautiful waters around Greece


Name: 7,000 species of beetles (Insects)
Description: a specific number of beetle species


Name: Greek culture (ancient culture)
Description: The culture of ancient Greece


Name: Zeolites (Geological Class)
Description: A group of minerals characterized by their open, framework structures.


Name: Marble variations (Property)
Description: Characteristics caused by impurities in the limestone or dolomite during metamorphism


Name: scientific discoveries (Scientific Discoveries)
Description: Including Tycho Brahe, Nicolaus Copernicus, Johannes Kepler, etc.


Name: Chasing technique (artistic technique)
Description: Thin gold leaf was structured by chasing: stamp-like tools or moulds depicting the individual symbols were repeatedly pressed into (or rolled along) the exterior of the gold


Name: Sustainable Urban Development (Urban Development Approach)
Description: An approach to urban development that aims to minimize negative environmental and social impacts


Name: Creative Media (Artistic expression)
Description: Coins are not only used for monetary transactions, but also as creative forms of expression


Name: Assembled Gem (Composite Mineraloid)
Description: Gemstone made up of other smaller gems


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


Name: Pope Sylvester II (Person)
Description: A French Pope known for reintroducing and promoting scientific knowledge


Name: Peace and conflict studies (Academic field)
Description: Study of peace, conflict, and conflict resolution


Name: Manhattan Project (Project)
Description: The research and development effort during World War II that led to the development of the atomic bomb


Name: over 5,000 holders of heimatrecht (number of people)
Description: -


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: A country located in North America


Name: Computer-controlled mirror (Technology)
Description: A computer-controlled mirror installed in Viganella town to reflect sunlight into the town's piazza.


Name: Continuous learning culture in Algeria's healthcare system (Professional development)
Description: The cultivation of a culture that encourages continuous learning and professional development for its healthcare workers within the Algerian healthcare system


Name: 10.5 per cent of scientific citations (Statistic)
Description: Quantifiable measurement


Name: Australia (Geographical Location)
Description: Country where the event takes place


Name: Rugby (Sport)
Description: A contact team sport originally developed in England


Name: Blond hair (Human feature)
Description: A hair color characterized by yellowish, golden tones.


Name: Sugar Molecules including ribose (Molecule)
Description: Organic compounds fundamental to life


Name: Watchmaking, Chocolate, and Cheese Industries (Industry)
Description: The prominent industries in Switzerland, including watchmaking, chocolate production, and cheese making


Name: Plutonism (Geological theory)
Description: A geological theory developed during the 19th century, that explains the origin of certain rock types.


Name: United States Taiwan Relations Act (Legislation)
Description: The Taiwan Relations Act is a United States law passed on April 10, 1979


Name: Great Basin and Chihuahua, Sonoran, and Mojave deserts (Desert regions)
Description: Desert regions in the western United States


Name: Gypsum (Mineral)
Description: A common hydrous sulfate mineral


Name: Metamorphoses (Literary Work)
Description: A Latin narrative poem by Publius Ovidius Naso, known as Ovid


Name: Tercera División (League)
Description: The sixth tier of the Spanish football league system


Name: Comet (astronomical object)
Description: A small icy body that orbits the Sun and has a highly elliptical orbit.


Name: Haniwa terracotta figures (artwork)
Description: Terracotta figures of humans and animals in a simplistic style, erected outside important tombs


Name: Engraving (Art Technique)
Description: A technique used to incise or cut into a hard surface to create decoration, pattern, or design.


Name: Diffusion Flames in Microgravity (Scientific Research)
Description: Research revealing that diffusion flames in microgravity allow more soot to be completely oxidized after production


Name: Meat (Food)
Description: Such as rabbit


Name: Crucifix in the Palatine Chapel in Aachen (Art Form)
Description: A sculpture or religious artifact


Name: Georgius Agricola (Scientist)
Description: A German scientist with expertise in philology, mining, and metallurgy


Name: Asymmetrical plowshares (Tool)
Description: Example of highly developed tool production in Great Moravia


Name: Elite Graves (grave site)
Description: Graves of the elite class


Name: 0.7 million years ago (Time Period)
Description: The estimated time when the Tissint meteorite was ejected from Mars


Name: Green cedar tree (Tree species)
Description: The Green Cedar of Lebanon tree


Name: effect of electric current on muscle (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The discovery was called 'animal electricity'


Name: sugars, lignans, chitins, alcohols, fats, aromatic esters, carotenoids, terpenes, alkaloids, antibiotics, amino acids, rubber products, DNA, RNA, ATP (Compound)
Description: compounds that carbon combines with to form various biological and chemical compounds


Name: Colorado River and its tributaries (River)
Description: The Colorado River and its tributaries which provide opportunities for rafting and kayaking


Name: Renewable energy production (Economic activity)
Description: The expansion of renewable energy generation, typically through the construction of new facilities.


Name: True (Boolean Value)
Description: Indicates whether e-waste should be recycled or not


Name: Water Vapor (Gas)
Description: The gaseous form of water


Name: Certain areas of the workpiece (location)
Description: Areas that are affected by the different shapes of adhesive


Name: Quartz (often of a rusty red color) (Mineral)
Description: One of the primary minerals found in listwanites.


Name: Dominion of New England (administrative union)
Description: An administrative union including all the colonies of New England


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


Name: Nazi rise to power (1933) (Event)
Description: The event that marked the beginning of Adolf Hitler's dictatorship in Germany


Name: Great Moravia (State)
Description: An early medieval Slavic state in Central Europe that existed from the 7th to the early 10th century


Name: Phenetics or numerical taxonomy (taxonomic approach)
Description: bottom-up classification approach based solely on observable, measurable similarities and differences


Name: iron filings, rich in iron oxide (Material)
Description: Iron filings used to give a deeper black color


Name: Brilliant blue FCF (Color)
Description: Triarylmethane dye used for candies


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe known for its division in politics regarding the relationship with the West and Russia


Name: Beaker culture (Culture)
Description: Culture that displayed different behaviours from earlier Neolithic people


Name: Sierra Leone (Country)
Description: The country where the conflict diamonds still exist


Name: 1938 (Time Period)
Description: the year Kurt Schuschnigg resigned as chancellor of Austria


Name: Hekatompedos/Hekatompedon (Building)
Description: Another name for the Parthenon during some periods


Name: Theopompus (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek historian and politician


Name: Thieves (People)
Description: Criminals who were associated with opals


Name: Northern Lights (Phenomenon)
Description: The aurora borealis, a natural light display


Name: Vantablack (Material)
Description: A material with a high absorption rate of incoming light


Name: Continental Plates Collision (Geological Event)
Description: An event where continental plates collide.


Name: Potassium chloride (Compound)
Description: A common salt used in a variety of applications


Name: The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film trilogies, Avatar, The Chronicles of Narnia, King Kong, Wolverine, The Last Samurai and The Power of the Dog (Film production)
Description: A list of big-budget productions filmed in New Zealand


Name: Printed Circuit Boards (Product)
Description: Electronic components and connecting points etched from one side of a flat piece of insulating substrate, such as a fiberglass board


Name: Indigenous Australians (people)
Description: The original inhabitants of the Australian continent.


Name: Berber group (Culture or community)
Description: Group that is identified by their art and adornments


Name: Suspension (System)
Description: A heterogeneous mixture consisting of particles that are distributed throughout another material.


Name: Lignite (Energy source)
Description: A coal used primarily for electricity generation


Name: Trick birthday candles (Birthday decoration)
Description: A candle designed to produce special effects such as multiple flames or colors.


Name: High-speed trains in France (transportation)
Description: High-speed trains available in France


Name: Global consumption of boron (Consumption)
Description: The total amount of boron consumed globally


Name: Blue sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone with a primary blue hue and possibly secondary violet or green hues


Name: tourist destination (Attraction)
Description: Type of place that the Tennessee pearl farm became in recent years


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country in North America consisting of 50 states, a federal republic with a democratic form of government.


Name: inner anvils made from cemented carbide (Pressing instrument)
Description: Inner anvils made from tungsten carbide or VK10 hard alloy that press the pressure-transmitting material cube


Name: Gyeongju (Location)
Description: An ancient city in South Korea


Name: Iron Smelting (Process)
Description: The process of extracting iron from its ores


Name: gooseberry (Fruit)
Description: The fruit being mentioned by Thomas Tusser


Name: Social groups (Society)
Description: Groups of people in a society


Name: public sector employees (Ireland) (Group of people)
Description: Employees such as teachers and police force members in Ireland


Name: Financial Services Authority (regulatory body)
Description: UK regulatory body for banks


Name: Eurozone (economic_region)
Description: Economic and monetary union of European countries using the euro currency.


Name: Mikhail Gorbachev (person)
Description: Soviet politician who served as the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union


Name: Pig Iron (Material)
Description: The raw material for Henry Bessemer's process.


Name: July 1853 (date)
Description: July 1853 is a date in July, 1853


Name: Greek history and culture (Attraction)
Description: Ancient ruins, artifacts, mythology, philosophy, literature, and more


Name: glaciers, forests, and alpine lakes (Glacier, Forest, Lake)
Description: Natural environments characterized by glaciers, forests, or alpine lakes


Name: Particle physics setup (Physical Infrastructure)
Description: Infrastructure used in particle physics experiments


Name: Blue Ridge Electric Membership Corporation (ElectricUtilityCompany)
Description: An electric utility company founded in 1936 with the support of the Rural Electrification Act


Name: OxidisingAgent (Substance)
Description: A substance that increases the rate of oxidation-reduction reactions


Name: Beryllium production (Process)
Description: The process of producing beryllium


Name: Kansas City (City)
Description: A city in western Missouri


Name: Vedic religion (religion)
Description: Ancient Hinduism as described in the Vedas


Name: High-Strength, Low Alloy Steels (HSLA) (Material classification)
Description: A specific type of microalloyed steels.


Name: Political Economy, Communication, Sociology, Social Theory, Literary Theory, Media Theory, Film/Video Studies, Cultural Anthropology, Philosophy, Museum Studies, and Art History (Academic Fields)
Description: Various fields of study that are used to analyze cultural phenomena or texts


Name: Crusades (Historical event)
Description: Series of religious wars sanctioned by the Catholic Church and led by Western Europeans to regain control of the Holy Land from the Muslims.


Name: Number of Widows or Widowers (Statistic)
Description: The number of widows or widowers in Cresciano


Name: Hongshan culture (Neolithic jade center)
Description: A Neolithic culture in regions such as Dongjiayingzi, Aohan, and Inner Mongolia


Name: The defenders of Poseidon (Mythological character)
Description: Defenders sculpted trailing behind the right chariot


Name: Punjab and Sikhs (Location and Group)
Description: Regions and group that Timur Shah Durrani waged campaigns against


Name: Gold Artifacts (artifact)
Description: Artifacts made of gold that appeared in various ancient civilizations


Name: Ministry of Transportation and Communications of Taiwan (government agency)
Description: Cabinet-level governing body of the transport network in Taiwan


Name: female billionaires (People with large wealth)
Description: women with a net worth of over $1 billion


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


Name: southern Westchester County (GeographicalArea)
Description: A geographical area that was connected to Marble Hill via the King's Bridge


Name: Brown Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds that occur in various shades of brown and have become popular gems


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: European country with 84.7 million population (2023)


Name: large pottery figures (sculpture)
Description: Persisted in China through Tang sancai tomb figures to later Buddhist statues


Name: Stability (Property)
Description: The state of being stable or constant in properties


Name: Sulphur (chemical element)
Description: An element with apotropaic qualities (evil-repelling)


Name: Observing young couples (Action)
Description: The act of observing young couples might lead to loss of balance and danger for the monks


Name: 75-year-old Abbot Kaigyoku Okada (Personalities)
Description: A specific religious leader who expressed concerns about women on the mountain


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


Name: Summer warfare (activity)
Description: War activities carried out during the summer season


Name: Salt bridge (Material)
Description: An ionic connection formed between the positively charged ion of one electrolyte and the negatively charged ion of another electrolyte.


Name: Cylindrical surfaces (Surface)
Description: Cylindrical surfaces with rotational symmetry about an axis of rotation.


Name: Earth's crust (Geological formation)
Description: The solid outer shell of the Earth, which includes the continental and oceanic crust.


Name: White population (Race)
Description: One of the racial groups in Inwood and Marble Hill


Name: The Great Blizzard of 1888 (Natural Disaster)
Description: A severe winter storm that occurred in 1888


Name: Cotton-spinners (Lancashire) (Occupation)
Description: Working cotton-spinners who raised numerous varieties of the gooseberry


Name: China's east coast (geographical location)
Description: The eastern part of China


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period of industrial, agricultural, and technological change that began in the 18th century


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


Name: Kontra (Peak)
Description: Another one of the southern peaks of Hymettus today


Name: Explosion, detonation, rumbling (Phenomenon)
Description: Sounds heard during meteorite falls


Name: verd antique (Geological material)
Description: Differs from verd antiques in that it is an actual marble


Name: diving at pressures higher than atmospheric (activity)
Description: Diving that requires special equipment to handle high oxygen concentrations


Name: High-carbon steel for swords (Material)
Description: Material used to make high quality swords later known as Damascus steel


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


Name: Great Moravia (Historical Region)
Description: The historical region from which the Duchy/Principality of Nitra is believed to have political continuity


Name: Carlsbad twinning (Specific example of twinning)
Description: Another example of penetration twinning


Name: Iranic-speaking groups (people)
Description: Groups of people who spoke the Iranian languages, with whom Oghuz Turks mixed.


Name: U.S. President Joe Biden (Person)
Description: The President of the United States.


Name: Ohrid Agreement (Treaty)
Description: An agreement to end the Insurgency in Macedonia


Name: Fatimids of Egypt (Historical Entity)
Description: Dynasty ruling from Egypt during the Middle Ages


Name: urban and rural Greece (Attraction)
Description: Cultural attractions, local markets, ancient sites, and serene countryside


Name: Mardi Gras Parade (Tradition)
Description: A parade that is part of the Mardi Gras celebration


Name: Khanashin carbonatite (Mineral Deposit)
Description: A deposit located in Helmand Province of Afghanistan


Name: Shinto beliefs (Beliefs)
Description: The fundamental tenets of Shinto faith


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe, with a rich culture and history.


Name: Gabriel Fauré, Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, Hector Berlioz, Erik Satie, Francis Poulenc, Maurice Ohana, Pierre Schaeffer, Pierre Boulez (Composer)
Description: A person who writes music or composes it.


Name: Algerian independence (historical_event)
Description: Independence of Algeria from France


Name: Chefchaouen Blue Buildings (Place)
Description: The blue buildings of Chefchaouen.


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: Location of red chalk mines.


Name: the British Museum (owner)
Description: Founded their very important collection


Name: Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the Mid-Atlantic region


Name: Alpha Manganese (Elemental Metal Phase)
Description: Phase of manganese at room temperature with a complex unit cell structure


Name: Depth of color (Quality)
Description: The intensity and richness of the gem's color is a key factor in its value


Name: High Symmetry Stones (Diamond Classification)
Description: Stones with particular cut angles exhibiting high symmetry


Name: North Africa (Geographical location)
Description: Region where Hercules and his army settled permanently


Name: William II (Person)
Description: -


Name: Rifting Areas (Geographical Feature)
Description: Areas where the earth's crust is splitting apart


Name: State Street Corporation (Company)
Description: A company that specializes in asset management and custody services based in Boston


Name: Egypt's Eighteenth Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The final dynasty of ancient Egypt, reigning from 1550 BC to 1292 BC


Name: women (social group)
Description: Females during the Song dynasty


Name: 1200s (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the late Middle Ages, roughly between 1200 and 1300.


Name: Method of producing smooth paper (Skill)
Description: A technique used to produce perfectly smooth paper


Name: Lightly Armoured Opponents (Group)
Description: Individuals wearing light armor.


Name: Afghan folklore and mythology (Folklore)
Description: The traditional body of stories, oral tales, legends, etc., belonging to a particular people or nation


Name: Cathedral of Milan (Religious Building)
Description: Cresciano was owned by the Cathedral of Milan in the Middle Ages.


Name: Final Decision (Process)
Description: The ultimate choice of materials for construction.


Name: Species in Derbyshire (Plant species)
Description: Various plant species found in Derbyshire


Name: Early masters of modern classicism (artists)
Description: -


Name: Military affairs, justice and finance (Areas of control)
Description: The dey had power over military affairs, justice and finance


Name: Jowzjan Province along the Amu River bank (Province)
Description: a province in northwestern Afghanistan, located along the Amu River bank


Name: Andasol I y II (thermosolar facilities)
Description: Two large thermosolar facilities planned to supply electricity


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


Name: Three Devolved Parliaments' Legislative Powers (Legislative Power)
Description: The legislative powers of the Scottish Parliament, Welsh Government and Northern Ireland Executive in economic policy matters


Name: Various Biomolecules (Compound)
Description: Organic compounds that are part of living organisms.


Name: Mask of Agamemnon (artifact)
Description: A specific artifact found at Grave Circles A and B at Mycenae


Name: Atmosphere (Environmental Feature)
Description: The gaseous envelope surrounding a planet or other celestial body.


Name: 2.4% (705) (Percentage and Number of People)
Description: Two or more races population in Kingsbridge as per 2010 US Census


Name: Bild (Newspaper)
Description: One of the papers with the highest circulation in Germany


Name: Caliphate (Historical Entity)
Description: The historical Islamic political entity ruled by a caliph


Name: Grand Mufti (Role)
Description: The position Hajj Amin al-Husseini was appointed to.


Name: Irish-influenced non-fusilier regiments (Military Unit)
Description: Regiments with Irish influence and not belonging to the fusilier class


Name: Wide Band Gap (Physical Property)
Description: The energy difference between the conduction and valence bands of a material


Name: The_Legislature (Political_Position)
Description: The Legislature in Alabama has a Republican majority


Name: Mesopotamia (Geographical Area)
Description: An area of Western Asia, encompassing modern-day Iraq.


Name: danza, bambuco, pasillo, guabina, sanjuanero (Rhythms)
Description: Different rhythms associated with Andean Region music


Name: Large Disc Earrings (Jewelry)
Description: Large disc earrings found in tombs of the Archaic period.


Name: Criticism as a crank (Label)
Description: Roundly dismissed by his contemporaries


Name: Biofouling (Process)
Description: Clogging of water filtration systems in water purification facilities


Name: Hernán Cortes (Spanish Conquistador)
Description: A Spanish conquistador who conquered the Aztec Empire


Name: These states (Aztec city-states)
Description: City-states conquered by Itzcoatl


Name: Spanish Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The fundamental law of Spain


Name: Etruscan king (Political position)
Description: Ruler of the Etruscan civilization


Name: Thera volcano eruption (Natural Disaster)
Description: One of the largest volcanic explosions in recorded history, occurred around 1600 BC towards the end of LM IA subperiod


Name: least religious region of the U.S. (Religious Trend)
Description: New England having the lowest percentage of people who consider religion important in their daily lives


Name: South Caucasus and Central Asia. (Region)
Description: Geopolitically important regions that Russia has significant influence.


Name: Opal (Silica mineral)
Description: A hydrated amorphous form of silicon dioxide


Name: Not applicable (Event)
Description: The event that reveals the trend of the percentage coming from covered countries increasing


Name: Lepidus (Person)
Description: Roman politician and military commander who lived during the late Roman Republic


Name: Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A variety of the mineral corundum, with a hardness between 9 and 9.5 on the Mohs scale


Name: Decline of trade and urbanization, fragmentation of power (Characteristic)
Description: Key features that defined Medieval Europe


Name: John Ruskin (Aesthetic Theorist)
Description: 19th-century English art critic, draughtsman, and social reformer


Name: Ottoman monarchy (Monarchy)
Description: The last imperial dynasty of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Iroquois Confederacy (Political alliance)
Description: A Native American political alliance consisting of five nations in Northeastern North America


Name: Miletus (City)
Description: A Greek-speaking settlement in Anatolia founded before 1200 BC


Name: Aircraft engines and structures (Technology)
Description: The systems, equipment, and materials employed by aircraft for flight and other purposes.


Name: Olaf Scholz (1960–present) (Politicians)
Description: Olaf Scholz, Chancellor of Germany since 2021 and leader of the Social Democratic Party


Name: sediment-filled joints and decimeter-sized weathering pits developed within glacially eroded granite outcrops of the Victoria Land Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica (Geographical Feature)
Description: Glaciated mountains in Antarctica with sediment-filled joints and weathering pits.


Name: Ferdinand Braun (Person)
Description: German physicist who used galena for semiconductor devices in 1874


Name: 1981 Statute of Autonomy known as the Estatuto de Carmona (Legislation)
Description: The 1981 Constitution of Andalusia


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


Name: Château d'Angers (Castle)
Description: A fortified castle built during the Middle Ages in France.


Name: USSR Western Front (Military Division)
Description: A military division of the Red Army during World War II


Name: Glyka Nera (Village)
Description: A village in Greece


Name: The Southern Hills (Geographical division)
Description: A geographical sub-region of the Black Hills


Name: Vasily Bazhenov (Person)
Description: A Russian architect active in the 18th century.


Name: Rapid Production Growth (Process)
Description: The quick increase of production over time.


Name: French styles and exporters (Object)
Description: Items produced in France or exported by French traders that were more popular than London's silver.


Name: Reincarnation (Concept)
Description: White is the color of reincarnation in China


Name: Anthracite (hard coal) (Material)
Description: A hard, compact variety of coal that has a submetallic luster


Name: Angular clasts and finer-grained matrix (Components of Cataclasite)
Description: The physical structure of Cataclasite


Name: Silicate Anion (Chemical Structure)
Description: A tridimensional network of tetrahedra in which all oxygen corners are shared


Name: Stalin's Orgburo (governance-administrative body)
Description: The Orgburo was a leading organ of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.


Name: Medal (Artifact)
Description: An item given to recognize various achievements, events or devotion.


Name: Plagues (Event)
Description: Multiple instances of deadly epidemic diseases in history, such as the Black Death.


Name: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (President)
Description: Brazilian President who succeeded Cardoso in 2002 and re-elected in 2006


Name: Potassium (ChemicalElement)
Description: A soft, silvery-white metal that is highly reactive and flammable


Name: Congress (Organization)
Description: The legislative branch of the Brazilian government


Name: members of the princely military groups (Military Group)
Description: Members of the younger retinue


Name: Bought by Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. (Event)
Description: The event of the Ichinokawa Mine being purchased by Sumitomo Metal Mining Co.


Name: GSI Grading System (GSS) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by GSI.


Name: Porto Venere (Location)
Description: A town and comune in the province of La Spezia in Liguria, Italy.


Name: Yale University Peabody Museum of Natural History (Institution)
Description: A natural history museum at Yale University


Name: Bronze Age civilizations (Civilization)
Description: Cultures that produced or traded bronze during the Bronze Age.


Name: other C-MII bonds (chemical bond)
Description: Bonds between carbon and other group 2 elements


Name: Meteorites (Meteorite)
Description: Celestial bodies that fall to Earth


Name: 2001 (Year)
Description: The year the team was founded


Name: Specific gravity (Physical property)
Description: The specific gravity of Jargoon is higher than that of Tourmaline.


Name: Practice in China (Historical event)
Description: The common practice of grafting freshwater mussels a large number of times


Name: superficial and decadent (Classification)
Description: An interpretation of classical music by the 19th-century critics


Name: Carbon steel (Material)
Description: A type of hard and strong steel


Name: Armenia (Country)
Description: A country located to the east of Turkey.


Name: more than 5.7 million refugees (Number with unit)
Description: The number of people who returned to Afghanistan after the 2001 invasion


Name: Pan-Blue Coalition (Political party)
Description: A political party in Taiwan that consists mainly of the Kuomintang and People First Party.


Name: Heracles (Mythology)
Description: The story of Heracles, which was the most common source of narrative subjects in early Archaic gems.


Name: Carendre (Region)
Description: A region located to the south of Great Moravia across the Danube river


Name: Neutrality and Protection (Concept)
Description: The principle of neutrality in war zones, and the protection of civilians


Name: Housebook Master (Artist)
Description: A south German fifteenth-century artist who invented drypoint.


Name: Museum Nazionale Etrusco (Villa Giulia) (institution)
Description: National Etruscan Museum located in Villa Giulia, Rome


Name: Turkey's space program (Program)
Description: The space exploration program of Turkey


Name: England (Country)
Description: The country where the production of steel by Sir Basil Brooke occurred.


Name: island hopping in Greece (Recreational activity)
Description: Exploring multiple islands by boat, experiencing the unique character of each


Name: Tephroite (Mineral)
Description: A manganese endmember of the olivine group of nesosilicate minerals with the formula Mn2SiO4


Name: West's view of Hinduism (Concept)
Description: Western understanding of Hinduism


Name: Nicolás Maduro (person)
Description: President of Venezuela (2013-present)


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


Name: Natural Diamond (material)
Description: Natural or synthetic diamond crystal larger than a few millimeters


Name: Modern Prints (Artwork)
Description: Prints made using newer alkaline and acid-free paper


Name: Murmansk region (Location)
Description: A region in northwestern Russia


Name: Mudbrick construction (Building_technique)
Description: Construction method used around the middle of the second millennium BC.


Name: Lubaantun (Archaeological Site)
Description: The archaeological site where the Maya people of Lubaantun reside.


Name: Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous people of Tunisia


Name: Eastern Empire (region)
Description: The Eastern part of the late Roman or Byzantine Empire


Name: Artists' Gallery in Electric House (Gallery)
Description: An art gallery located in the Electric House of Ipswich, England.


Name: Joplin (City)
Description: A city in southern Missouri, United States


Name: Catholic Collège La Mennais (Educational Institution)
Description: A high school located in Papeʻete, Tahiti


Name: Burned Waste containing Plastics (Substance)
Description: Waste that contains plastics and has been burned


Name: Fluorine gas (Gas)
Description: The gas produced in the electrolysis process of fluorine production


Name: Quinzhee (Building structure)
Description: A snow shelter built by piling up snow and covering with a layer of insulating material.


Name: academia worldwide (Academic Field)
Description: The academic community across the world


Name: Dalkurd (Football team)
Description: Another football team in Dalarna


Name: St. Peters (City)
Description: A major city making up the St. Louis metro area in Missouri


Name: Black Olives (Food)
Description: The color black olive represents the color of black olives.


Name: Environmental Performance Index for year 2024 (Index)
Description: An index that combines various environmental indicators


Name: Alexander City (City)
Description: A city in Alabama, USA


Name: Metallic iron (Material)
Description: The product of the thermite reaction


Name: Tiroran (Location)
Description: A place on the Isle of Mull


Name: 196Au (Isotope)
Description: One of the radioisotopes of Gold


Name: sports culture (cultural characteristic)
Description: a country that is passionate about sports, with a particular focus on several popular team sports


Name: Aggression (Behavior)
Description: A behavior that is also a common association for red


Name: Crucibles (Container)
Description: A container made of heat-resistant material for melting metal or glass


Name: Paul Eudel (Art Collector and Art Critic)
Description: French collector and art critic who was one of the first authors of art historical descriptions of jewellery in the Maghreb


Name: Fossil-fuel burning (Process)
Description: Possible cause for the downward trend in oxygen levels globally


Name: Transfer to Haul Truck and Removal from Quarry (Action)
Description: The action taken after rigging for lifting, which is transferring the marble block to a haul truck and moving it out of the quarry.


Name: Crayola (Company)
Description: A manufacturer of art supplies and stationery.


Name: Same amount of rations as men (Resource Allocation)
Description: Women were allocated the same food resources as men in this society


Name: Turkey's significance in UAVs (Qualitative property)
Description: The level of Turkey's influence or expertise in unmanned aerial vehicles


Name: Green (Color)
Description: A strong trend in the holiday


Name: Czechoslovakia (Country)
Description: A country that existed from 1918 to 1992


Name: Schiphol Group (company)
Description: The owner and operator of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.


Name: Euboea Island (Location)
Description: Located in Greece.


Name: Shoes, boots, sneakers, and all types of footwear (Not a Fashion Accessory)
Description: They are 'wear for the foot'


Name: Strong Governmental or Public Support for Expanding Renewable Energy Resources (Government Policy)
Description: Policy to promote and expand the use of renewable energy sources.


Name: Beersheva (City)
Description: Arad is 45 kilometers (28.0 mi) east of Beersheva by road


Name: The OECD average of 74% for adults aged 25–64 who have completed upper secondary education (Statistical data)
Description: The average completion rate of upper secondary education among adult populations in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)


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


Name: Music (Art Form)
Description: A category of art form that encompasses any sound and silence which organizes vocal or instrumental sounds for communication


Name: Antimony, Tin, Cadmium, Mercury, or Silver (Elements)
Description: A collection of chemical elements with their respective symbols: Sb, Sn, Cd, Hg, and Ag.


Name: Religious Status (Social Category)
Description: religious status indicated by the costume


Name: Hindu Kush mountain range (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range in Afghanistan and neighboring countries


Name: referendum (political process)
Description: -


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


Name: Significant national Belgian political parties (Political Party)
Description: Split into distinct components since about 1970.


Name: Seventh Avenue (Location)
Description: A street in Manhattan, New York City, historically associated with the garment industry.


Name: scenes from the history of the country (Historical_event)
Description: Events that occurred in Algeria's past


Name: Boron (Element)
Description: symbol: B, atomic number: 5


Name: Saturated Solutions (Physical System)
Description: A solution that contains as much solute as it can hold at a given temperature


Name: Sapphire or Ruby Heating (gemstone treatment)
Description: Heating process when jewelry containing sapphires or rubies is heated.


Name: Location Identification (Process)
Description: The process of identifying a location using geographic coordinates.


Name: DPSS (Technology)
Description: Used by scientists for various applications before the release of inexpensive high-powered 445–447 nm laser diode technology


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: Intelligent primates that are capable of discerning natural from artificial environments.


Name: pupils (Students)
Description: The students eligible for the bilingual stream.


Name: Salt Flats (in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina) (Geographical Feature)
Description: Natural features found in the Lithium Triangle


Name: 39.0983 Grams per Mole (PhysicalQuantity)
Description: Potassium has an atomic weight of 39.0983 grams per mole.


Name: Macedonia (Country)
Description: Landlocked country in Southeast Europe


Name: Bulgarian Denationalization Policy (Policy)
Description: Including its paramilitary aspect


Name: Any time (Time span)
Description: At any point during the day or night


Name: Xianbei style attire (Clothing)
Description: The clothing style worn by the Xianbei people.


Name: Global Economic Fluctuations (Economic Fluctuation)
Description: A significant deviation or instability in an economy's performance


Name: Tură (Deity)
Description: The supreme deity of the traditional religion of the Chuvash.


Name: Organic Farming (Activity)
Description: Recently undergone rapid expansion in Andalusia


Name: Eroded rocks from the most recent ice age (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks eroded during the most recent ice age


Name: Guandi (god of war and business) (deity)
Description: A deity associated with both war and business in Chinese mythology and folklore


Name: Cennino Cennini (Person)
Description: A 15th-century painter and author


Name: Isotope (Scientific Concept)
Description: Concept that an element may have more than one atomic mass though the chemical properties are identical


Name: Aztec Empire (empire)
Description: The empire controlled by the Aztec Triple Alliance, which includes Tenochtitlan


Name: Methylcyclopentadienyl Manganese Tricarbonyl (Chemical Compound)
Description: An additive in some unleaded gasoline


Name: Modern Etruscologists and Archaeologists (Profession)
Description: Scholars specializing in the study of the Etruscan civilization


Name: Lachlan Macquarie (governor)
Description: First official use of the name Australia was acknowledged by him in April 1817.


Name: CIE 1976 LAB and LUV color spaces (Color Space Model)
Description: Color space models based on the CIE 1976 system


Name: 907 (Year)
Description: The year 907 AD


Name: Cob/adobe (Building material)
Description: While keeping the same vertical strength


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: Where the natives who used kampilans lived


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: The country in North Africa


Name: Entering a house (Location)
Description: -


Name: cradle of civilization (Historical significance)
Description: By several scholars


Name: Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) (Compound)
Description: A common chemical used in baking and as an antacid


Name: 1200 (Year)
Description: The year the current spelling of 'Fire' has been used


Name: Varying Length and Width Ratios (Size Range)
Description: The varying length and width ratios that pear-shaped diamonds can choose for the ideal shape.


Name: Alonso de Ojeda (Explorer)
Description: Spanish explorer who reached the Guajira Peninsula in 1499


Name: New Geographical Discoveries and Conquests (Historical Event)
Description: Geographical discoveries and conquests during the Age of Discovery


Name: PLRT party (PoliticalParty)
Description: The PLRT political party in Maggia, Switzerland


Name: photography tours of Greece (Tour type)
Description: Tours that focus on capturing the beautiful landscapes, cities, and people of Greece


Name: Jitsuin (Seal)
Description: A seal used in the Sinosphere, usually stored in thumb-sized rectangular boxes.


Name: Artists (China) (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who cut landscapes in China during the Song dynasty


Name: Abdelmadjid Tebboune (Person)
Description: Algeria's President elected in December 2019


Name: Japanese authorities (government)
Description: The government of Japan during their rule in Taiwan


Name: Metalworkers today (Profession)
Description: Modern metalworkers who continue the traditions of their ancestors.


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


Name: Rebirth in one of the realms of existence for another lifetime (State)
Description: The next life a person will live due to their actions in this and previous lives


Name: Natural Bleach (Process)
Description: The process by which sunlight bleaches fabrics.


Name: El Desastre (the Disaster) (Historical Event)
Description: The Spanish–American War as known in Spain


Name: The Kingsbridge branch (Library Branch)
Description: A branch library of The New York Public Library located at 3874 Sedgwick Avenue


Name: Cold Fusion via Quantum Tunnelling (Physical Process)
Description: Fusion of light nuclei to form 56Fe nuclei through quantum tunneling


Name: $1.7 trillion (Monetary Value)
Description: The monetary value of student loan debt as of 2022


Name: Best quality sapphires (Quality of sapphire)
Description: The highest-quality sapphires based on color, clarity, cut, and carat weight


Name: moorland catchment area around the reservoirs Howden, Derwent, and Ladybower (Area)
Description: The moorland surrounding the reservoirs Howden, Derwent, and Ladybower


Name: international measures of quality of life, human rights (Measures)
Description: Measurements evaluating the quality of life and human rights


Name: being a cloud of dust, hydrogen gas, or other celestial material visible from Earth (property)
Description: A Nebula is a cloud of dust, hydrogen gas, or other celestial material visible from Earth.


Name: Khobz (Bread)
Description: Principal bread in Morocco


Name: Panama (Country)
Description: A neighboring country that seceded from Colombia in 1903


Name: Color of the crystal (physical property)
Description: Changes the color of the crystal


Name: The Renaissance (Period)
Description: The period where the model ship or nef was popular as a table decoration


Name: Valais witch trials (historical event)
Description: A series of witch trials that took place in Valais between 1428 and 1447


Name: Ao (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese dress for women, worn as women's formal wear in the 1920s


Name: hardness and strength (Physical property)
Description: The physical properties that make aluminium oxide useful


Name: Prisoners of war (group)
Description: Individuals taken captive during battles


Name: Empirical Study (Study Method)
Description: A type of study method that collects, analyzes, and interprets evidence


Name: Professional Program (Educational Program)
Description: A three-year program for jobs in various fields.


Name: Temperature of the mantle as it rises (Geological Property)
Description: The temperature that affects the amount of magma produced


Name: Creation of Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Program (DDR) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: number of fungi recorded from New Zealand (Number of Fungi in New Zealand)
Description: is not known, nor is the proportion of those fungi which are endemic,


Name: bioinert ceramics (Material classification)
Description: Representative of bioinert ceramics.


Name: Ministry of Justice and the Police (Governmental Ministry)
Description: The Norwegian ministry responsible for justice and law enforcement


Name: Leucophoenicite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with formula Mn7(SiO4)3(OH)2


Name: Minor figures shown engaged in some activity (Subject Position)
Description: Represents the position of minor figures in Egyptian reliefs when they are actively participating


Name: Soil Quality (Soil Property)
Description: The ability of soil to support plant growth and productivity.


Name: SLC4A11 gene (Gene)
Description: A gene that encodes a transporter reportedly regulating the intracellular concentration of boron


Name: Willibrord (Person)
Description: An Anglo-Saxon missionary who converted the Frisian people to Christianity.


Name: Ferritic Stainless Steel (stainless steel type)
Description: A type of stainless steel that is magnetic.


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: An island country in Southeast Asia


Name: Number of electrons: 1 (Physical Property)
Description: The number of electrons in the chemical element Lithium


Name: Southern Bohemia, western Moravia, Cheb Basin (northwest Bohemia), Lusatia (Germany), and Waldviertel (Austria) (Geographical Region)
Description: Various geographical locations where moldavites have been found


Name: Andros (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea


Name: literary candidates (social group)
Description: The specific social group that the examination was best suited for


Name: Tanka pearl divers of twelfth century China (People)
Description: Pearl divers of twelfth century China who attached ropes to their waists


Name: Outer space (Location)
Description: Space outside Earth's atmosphere


Name: Pagan Backlash in the 10th century (Event)
Description: A period of religious resistance against Christianity in the 10th century


Name: Beryllium chloride (chemical compound)
Description: The compound formed when beryllium oxide is combined with carbon and chlorine


Name: Richness and diversity (Quality)
Description: A characteristic or state of being abundant in resources, qualities, or items.


Name: Regional artefacts (Physical entity)
Description: Artefacts from the region


Name: High pressure high temperature (HPHT) (Method)
Description: Another method used to produce synthetic diamonds, which creates a carbon plasma over a substrate.


Name: humans (Cultural group)
Description: The Aztec people.


Name: Graphite (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: A form of carbon in which carbon atoms are arranged in two-dimensional layers with hexagonal symmetry. The individual layers consist of a network of sp² hybridized carbon atoms.


Name: Aerospace industry (Industry application)
Description: One of the industrial applications of Zircon


Name: Light Rare Earths (Geological Term)
Description: Elements found in decreased quantities in the Tissint meteorite


Name: Kharasch–Sosnovsky reaction (ChemicalReaction)
Description: A chemical reaction involving organocopper compounds.


Name: Letter (Document)
Description: Written communication sent from one person to another.


Name: war (Event)
Description: The 2010-2011 Ivorian crisis and the Second Ivorian Civil War.


Name: CVD Diamond Coating (Tool)
Description: A coating of diamond applied to metallic tools


Name: Potassium homeostasis (Physiological process)
Description: The process denoted by potassium homeostasis.


Name: Berlin Conference of 1885 (Historical Event)
Description: International conference that ceded control of the Congo Free State to King Leopold II


Name: Allied forces and the Free Norwegian Forces (Military Alliance)
Description: The combined military forces of countries that opposed Germany during World War II.


Name: Green augite and hypersthene (Minerals)
Description: Form a considerable part of the dark-colored basic granulites


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country in Europe that was evacuated by French occupation troops


Name: The Archean Eon (Mars) (Geological Eon)
Description: The earliest eon of Mars, corresponding to the Hadean or early Archean eons on Earth.


Name: Zircon (mineral)
Description: A mineral belonging to the group of nesosilicates and is a source of the metal zirconium.


Name: Munitions and Fireworks (Hazardous Waste Classification)
Description: Other hazardous waste that share similar properties


Name: Secondary porosity (geological feature)
Description: Porosity created during the final stage of diagenesis


Name: Mexican Spanish (Language)
Description: The primary language spoken in Mexico


Name: 50.1 classroom teachers (on an FTE basis) (Quantity)
Description: The number of full-time equivalent classroom teachers in Wallkill Valley Regional High School during the 2022–23 school year


Name: quahog or North Atlantic channeled whelk shells (Material)
Description: Marine bivalve mollusks


Name: Inactive Status (Status)
Description: The state of being no longer active or functional.


Name: Pacific Islander (Ethnicity)
Description: A major ethnic group of Pacific Islanders


Name: Continental Shields (Geographical Feature)
Description: Regions of exposed ancient rock that make up the stable cores of continents


Name: Yamoussoukro (City)
Description: Capital city of Ivory Coast


Name: Çatalhöyük (Anatolia) (Place)
Description: Location where obsidian mirrors found


Name: Shiragi (Silla) (Geographical region)
Description: A kingdom on the Korean peninsula that the Empress intended to invade


Name: Professional sport (Activity)
Description: An activity where individuals wearing red experience improved performance


Name: Obverse (Part of Coin)
Description: The side of a coin carrying an image of a monarch, other authority or a national emblem.


Name: Bobby Bright (Politician)
Description: One of the seven representatives from Alabama in the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: true (Boolean)
Description: Is very durable.


Name: Guiding the needle when it is not in the fabric (function of a part)
Description: The scarf helps guide the needle when it is not inserted into the fabric.


Name: Software Reliability (Quality attribute)
Description: Quality of a software that can be expected to perform its required functions under stated conditions for a specified period of time.


Name: Potential of geoengineering CO2 uptake in mafic and ultramafic rocks (Process)
Description: The potential process of speeding up CO2 uptake in mafic and ultramafic rocks


Name: monogamy (Marital status)
Description: The practice of monogamous marriage


Name: Black Square (Painting)
Description: First purely abstract painting, considered a significant milestone in art history


Name: research in musicology and organology (fields of study related to music)
Description: areas of study focused on the history, structure, and function of musical instruments


Name: < 3% in the first two decades of the 21st century (numeric_value)
Description: Defense spending as a percentage of GDP less than 3% in the first two decades of the 21st century


Name: (Contributions to) A genetic classification of ore deposits by Walter H. Weed (Research Paper)
Description: A research paper on a genetic classification of ore deposits, with contributions from Josiah Edward Spurr


Name: Örebro Airport (Airport)
Description: An airport in Örebro


Name: William Lawrence Bragg (Person)
Description: An Australian-born British physicist who elucidated the compositions of silicates in the 1920s


Name: population (Demographics)
Description: The number of individuals living within a particular region or nation


Name: 20 ppm in rivers flowing through industrial and mining areas (MassQuantity)
Description: The maximum concentration of zinc found in rivers


Name: Fluorspar (Term)
Description: A term used for fluorite as an industrial and chemical commodity


Name: Manufacture of Soaps and Detergents (Application)
Description: The use of potassium in soap and detergent production


Name: Jacques Carrey (Artist)
Description: A French artist who visited the Acropolis in 1674


Name: Hardness (Property)
Description: A property that makes diamond suitable for industrial applications


Name: Swiss heritage site of national significance (Designation)
Description: The designation given to the church by Swiss authorities


Name: Archaeological Theory (Theory)
Description: Theories used to interpret archaeological data


Name: Gemological Institute of America (Institute)
Description: An independent research, education and laboratory organization in the field of gemology and jewelry


Name: Beril (Middle English) (Word)
Description: Borrowed from Ancient Greek


Name: 6H, 6M, etc. (Crystal structures)
Description: -


Name: Club Africain and Espérance (Sports Club)
Description: Two prominent Tunisian sports clubs in the handball league


Name: Modern Pharmaceuticals (Drug Class)
Description: Class of drugs that contain fluorine


Name: UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage (Cultural recognition)
Description: International recognition of cultural practices, arts, or traditions


Name: Lombards (Tribe)
Description: A Germanic tribe that invaded Italy and reduced Byzantine presence


Name: Classical Art Criticism, Medieval Writings on Aesthetics, Renaissance and Baroque writers on art (Art Criticism and Writings)
Description: Various writings on art and aesthetics from different periods


Name: in the Alps (Geographical Region)
Description: in the Alps region


Name: aragonite (carbonate mineral)
Description: Polymorph of calcite with a significant amount of magnesium


Name: Uprisings in the Balkan provinces (Political event)
Description: Revolts that occurred in the Ottoman Balkan provinces


Name: Montgomery (City)
Description: The city is located central to Alabama, and was incorporated on March 9, 1819.


Name: Svatopluk (Person)
Description: Moravian ruler


Name: Right Ascension and Declination (Astronomical coordinate system)
Description: Coordinates used in astronomy to specify the location of a celestial object.


Name: Matthew Boulton (Industrialist)
Description: An 18th-century British manufacturer, engineer and inventor


Name: Tutaha (Person)
Description: A person who visited Louis-Antoine de Bougainville during his stay in Tahiti


Name: British Civil Service (Institution)
Description: Civil service of Britain


Name: measure_inflation (Economy)
Description: What the consumer price index is used for


Name: US Government Agency (Government Agency)
Description: The potential shortage of lithium-7 was reported by the US Government Agency


Name: ice (Ice)
Description: Ice that covers Great Bear Lake from late November to July.


Name: Hypokalemia (Medical condition)
Description: The deficiency of potassium in the plasma.


Name: Melt layer (Geological Feature)
Description: A continuous layer of melt that forms as the patches of melt grow and join together.


Name: Certain thinkers between the 12th and 16th centuries (Individuals)
Description: The individuals who started to treat as a single whole the diverse philosophical teachings


Name: major orchestra (orchestra classification)
Description: a term to describe significant orchestras within a region


Name: - (-)
Description: Not applicable, the relation is about a property of the compounds


Name: Ignacio Altamirano (Person)
Description: Nahua intellectual and politician, a disciple of Ignacio Ramírez


Name: Large Salt Crystals (Crystal Formation)
Description: Crystals that are significantly larger than typical


Name: the needs of government outgrew this town in the valley (time_event)
Description: The event that caused the state government to be moved from Ouro Preto.


Name: field grey (German: feldgrau) (Uniform Color)
Description: Color chosen for the German Army's uniform from 1907 until 1945


Name: Cult image (type of sculpture associated with religion)
Description: A common element in many cultures, often found in the innermost sanctuaries of temples.


Name: British Empire (Empire)
Description: The British Empire was the historical predecessor of the United Kingdom


Name: Modern steel industry (Industry)
Description: The current steel production and manufacturing sector


Name: European Scientists (Group of People)
Description: Scientists who were fascinated by pearls and their formation in Europe


Name: One of Africa's first competitive leagues in Basketball (League)
Description: The league that was among the pioneers in competitive basketball in Africa


Name: Alokozay Kabul International Cricket Ground (Stadium)
Description: The main cricket stadium in Afghanistan


Name: Hawaii (U.S. state)
Description: An archipelago and a U.S. state located in the Pacific Ocean


Name: Statistics (Data)
Description: statistics about China's economy, population, and other relevant data points


Name: Different locations (location)
Description: Locations where Bultfonteinite has been found.


Name: Swing State (Political Term)
Description: A state whose electoral votes are not predictable in advance


Name: New Testament (Religious Text)
Description: A religious text from Christianity


Name: In some traditions (Geographical and Cultural Context)
Description: Certain geographical or cultural contexts


Name: Geographical Region (Geographical Entity)
Description: The area encompassed by East Francia, covering modern Germany and parts of Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, and Ukraine


Name: Stunted miners from Bieber region (historical figures)
Description: The stunted miners who are believed to be the inspiration for the seven dwarfs


Name: Turbidites (Geological deposit)
Description: Deposits of sediment that have been transported and re-deposited by turbidity currents.


Name: Rain (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The precipitation of water from clouds as droplets or ice crystals.


Name: large business groups (business)
Description: Before 2001 in comparison with Taiwanese economy


Name: St. Louis, Cahokia (Cities)
Description: Two regional political centers that were created by the Mississippian culture.


Name: Flattening (Action)
Description: The printed map is placed in another press to flatten the paper


Name: Metal Roof (Building Material)
Description: A type of roofing material made from metal.


Name: Airways (AnatomicalStructure)
Description: A deep network of airways in insects


Name: Tanbara on the eastern side of the Takanawa mountain range (location)
Description: Tanbara on the eastern side of the Takanawa mountain range


Name: Brooklyn (borough)
Description: one of the five boroughs of New York City


Name: Uraninite (mineral)
Description: A mineral form of uranium oxide.


Name: Medicines (Group of substances)
Description: A category of substances used for medical purposes, many of which have sodium added to improve their bioavailability


Name: Ukrainian language (Language)
Description: The language that was restored in schools and government.


Name: anatta (Buddhist Concept)
Description: A Buddhist concept describing the lack of an eternal, unchanging self or soul


Name: Water as shallow as 200 meters (Environmental location)
Description: -


Name: Democratic Republic of Congo (Country)
Description: A country in Central Africa


Name: Ninigi and Amaterasu (Kami)
Description: Specific deities in Japanese mythology


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


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: The People's Democratic Republic of Algeria.


Name: Oligoclase (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in granulites.


Name: Mount Ōmine's designation as a World Heritage site (Designation or recognition)
Description: The recognition of Mount Ōmine as a UNESCO World Heritage site


Name: γ phase (Allotrope of Boron)
Description: A crystalline form of boron.


Name: Radioactive Decay (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Discovery of radioactive decay in 1896


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterize a particular group


Name: UK Citizens (Citizen)
Description: People who are citizens of the United Kingdom


Name: Prague (City)
Description: Capital city of the Czech Republic


Name: The Nok culture (culture)
Description: African culture whose only artistic evidence left is ceramic objects, dated over 3,000 years ago


Name: Experts on the technique (profession)
Description: Individuals skilled in the granulation technique.


Name: Hindus (Italy) (Ethnic group)
Description: One of the minority groups in Italy.


Name: A pale shade of orange (Color)
Description: Adopted as the facing color of several cavalry regiments during this period.


Name: Ettringite (Mineral)
Description: Ettringite forms as a result of sulfate attack.


Name: Berbers (Group)
Description: A confederation of North African indigenous tribes and Berber clans


Name: Uranium-235, Uranium-233 (Isotopes)
Description: Isotopes with a much higher fission cross-section for slow neutrons


Name: Ancient Rome (ancient civilization)
Description: The period of Roman history from the founding of the city of Rome in 753 BC to the fall of the Western Roman Empire in AD 476


Name: Silica-Rich Crustal and Sedimentary Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks rich in silica that are either crustal or sedimentary in nature


Name: Medieval painting (art form)
Description: Painting style prevalent during the Middle Ages


Name: Liaoning-style bronze daggers (artifact)
Description: Bronze daggers from Liaoning region exchanged in southern Korean Peninsula


Name: Blue John (mineral) (Mineral)
Description: A semi-precious mineral, a rare form of fluorite with bands of a purple-blue or yellowish colour.


Name: Russian Federation (geographical location)
Description: The federal republic that comprises 22 federal subjects of Russia


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


Name: Kidney (Organ)
Description: A pair of organs in vertebrates that filter metabolic waste from the blood and maintain homeostasis


Name: Gro Harlem Brundtland (Person)
Description: The first female prime minister of Norway who served from 1981 to 1986 and again from 1986 to 1989.


Name: developing countries (Geographical Area)
Description: Countries in the process of moving from a less industrialized or less economically developed state to a more industrialized or developed state.


Name: Internal Flaws or Inclusions (attribute)
Description: Defects within the diamond's interior


Name: world's largest metropolitan economy (Economy)
Description: undefined


Name: International flows of gold via bills of exchange (Financial_transaction)
Description: The movement of gold between countries through the mechanism of bills of exchange


Name: Attractiveness/Repulsiveness (Perception)
Description: The quality of being pleasing, appealing, or delightful; the opposite is repulsive.


Name: southern China (geographical location)
Description: the southern regions of the country


Name: Randstad (Metropolitan Area)
Description: The 5th largest metropolitan area in Europe


Name: Mirror (Physical Object)
Description: An object used for reflecting light or images


Name: 12 households (Household)
Description: The number of households consisting of one person in Peccia


Name: Economic intensification (Process)
Description: Development due to agricultural surplus supporting administrators, craftsmen and religious practitioners


Name: Jiàn (Weapon)
Description: Chinese double-edged sword


Name: Yule Marble Quarry Company (Company)
Description: The company operating the Yule Marble Quarry


Name: 12 June 2015 (Date)
Description: The date when Queen Maud Land was annexed by Norway


Name: Central Highland (geographical location)
Description: A region in Japan with a typical inland humid continental climate


Name: Tangent Function (Mathematical Function)
Description: A function that describes the slope of a line tangent to a curve at a given point.


Name: Royal Family (Kungl. Familjen) (family)
Description: The immediate family of the Swedish monarch


Name: - (Attribute)
Description: A characteristic feature or quality of something, not related to another entity in this context.


Name: James the Just (Person)
Description: One of Jesus' apostles, not martyred before AD 44 (according to some sources)


Name: Makrana White Marble (category of Makrana Marble)
Description: A type of marble mined and manufactured in Makrana, primarily used for buildings, decoration, sculptures, handicrafts, etc.


Name: passage tomb cemeteries in Europe (burial_site)
Description: in a burial context, such as Newgrange or Carrowmore in Ireland


Name: Medalist/medallist (Sport) (Sports Achievement)
Description: A winner of a medal as an award in sports


Name: high population density of Italian and German descent (population density)
Description: High population density of Brazil's urban areas with a significant number of Italian and German descendants


Name: Avicenna (Historical Figure)
Description: A Persian polymath who was a physician, philosopher, alchemist, and poet


Name: Rocks Rich in Aluminium (Geological Formation Class)
Description: A geological term for rocks with a high content of aluminium.


Name: Greeks (Culture)
Description: A culture and ethnic group native to Greece.


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: A common and essential chemical element in all known matter.


Name: beef (Food)
Description: The flesh of cattle


Name: Gaspar Frutuoso (Humanist Friar)
Description: The humanist friar who recounted that the first explorers did not find an uninhabited island, and that a hermit occupied Faial.


Name: Uranyl ion (chemical compound)
Description: An oxycation of uranium in the oxidation state +6 with the chemical formula UO2+2.


Name: Carried Accessories (Category of Fashion Accessory)
Description: Includes purses, handbags, hand fans, parasols and umbrellas, wallets, canes, and ceremonial swords


Name: Mountain villages (locations)
Description: Villages situated in the Alps


Name: Kachabia (clothing)
Description: Cloak-like clothing typical of Berber men in Algeria


Name: Turkey's state-owned Eti Mine Works (Company)
Description: A state-owned mining company in Turkey


Name: Rainfall (Physical Property)
Description: The amount of precipitation in a specific location and time period


Name: 1835 (year)
Description: The first recorded use of Payne's grey as a color name in English.


Name: Black Coral polyps (Coral life form)
Description: The living part of the black coral


Name: CeF4 (Compound)
Description: A compound formed between Cerium and Fluorine, unlike most lanthanides.


Name: many (group of people)
Description: a large number of people, typically those involved in psychiatry


Name: Japanese Culture (Culture)
Description: The overall culture, history, and traditions of Japan


Name: air (Substance)
Description: A mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, and minute amounts of other gases


Name: Printer's Ink (Material)
Description: A new kind of ink created out of soot, turpentine and walnut oil.


Name: Beach football, Futsal and Footvolley (Sport_variation)
Description: Originated in Brazil as variations of football.


Name: Russian teams (Sports Team)
Description: Russian sports teams currently suspended from FIFA and UEFA competitions


Name: Carthage (ancient city)
Description: An ancient Phoenician and Carthaginian city in Tunisia


Name: Majority Tunisians (People)
Description: The bulk of Tunisians belong to the Maliki school of Sunni Islam


Name: ocean swimmers (people who swim in the ocean)
Description: People who swim in the ocean, especially along coastal surfaces where stationary sea urchins are present


Name: Pax Britannica (Historical Period)
Description: A period of relative peace in Europe and the British Empire, lasting from 1815 to 1914


Name: being a vast collection of galaxies, stars, planets, etc. making up the observable part of the cosmos (property)
Description: The Universe is the vast collection of galaxies, stars, planets, and other celestial bodies that make up the observable part of the cosmos.


Name: David Novitz (philosopher)
Description: An Australian philosopher who specializes in aesthetics and philosophy of art


Name: Electrolysis (Process)
Description: A chemical or electrochemical process that uses a direct electric current to drive various redox reactions, most commonly used to produce a nonsolid product at an electrode


Name: grossite (later described by Dietmar Weber and Adolf Bischoff) (Minerals)
Description: The mineral discovered by Shulamit Gross, later named grossite


Name: Gothic, Baroque, Rococo (Art Historical Period or Style)
Description: Names of older styles that were terms of derision and defined by art historians


Name: 10 o'clock positions (on open-faced watches) or 5:00 on hunting cased watches (position)
Description: The position where the lever for setting time is generally found.


Name: Greece (country)
Description: Thessaly is under the jurisdiction of Greece


Name: Laser rangefinders (Measurement Instrument)
Description: Instrument used for distance measurement during map-making


Name: Paints and coatings (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces paints, enamels, varnishes, and other protective coatings for surfaces


Name: British Geological Survey (Organization)
Description: A government body responsible for surveying and mapping the geology, mineral and fossil resources of Britain


Name: Very light colored diamonds (Diamond quality)
Description: Diamonds with very little traces of color.


Name: Samuil of Bulgaria (person)
Description: Tsar (emperor) of Bulgaria during the late 10th century


Name: Taiwan (Geographical_location)
Description: An island nation in East Asia


Name: Peter the Great (Person)
Description: Russian Emperor from 1682 to 1725


Name: Recovery and increase in prosperity (Condition)
Description: A condition that Spain experienced during the 18th century


Name: Exotic crustal slices (geological feature)
Description: The geologic features that were determined to have originated as suspect terranes.


Name: Diborane (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula B2H6.


Name: Singapore dollar banknotes (currency)
Description: Official currency of Singapore


Name: Carbon allotropes (Group of Carbons)
Description: Solids under normal conditions, chemically resistant


Name: Three Opponent Processes (Neurophysiological Process)
Description: The mechanisms that transmit color information from the eye


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral identified as a form of Carbon by Antoine Lavoisier.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Cranium (Bone)
Description: The part of the skeleton that forms the skull and protects the brain.


Name: American Revolutionary War (Historical Event)
Description: The first battles of the American Revolutionary War took place in 1775


Name: Silver-colored Paints (Product)
Description: Paints that appear silver in color


Name: Engraving on Metal (Art Form)
Description: The incising or carving of designs into metal objects


Name: Natural resistance of copper to corrosion (Material property)
Description: The ability of pure copper to resist degradation due to environmental factors, making it a durable material for various applications.


Name: OpenStreetMap Foundation (Organization)
Description: An organization responsible for OpenStreetMap (OSM)


Name: Inert Atmosphere (Condition)
Description: An environment containing no active chemicals


Name: Roman Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of ancient Rome


Name: Biology (Science domain)
Description: Only traces are required by most animals, but some sea sponges and microorganisms require more


Name: BBC (Broadcaster)
Description: The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a publicly funded radio, television and Internet broadcaster.


Name: Agios Antonios (St. Anthony) Monastery (Monastery)
Description: A monastery located on the steep and lofty hill of Kephalos.


Name: Latin America (Region)
Description: A region of the Americas, south of the United States.


Name: Ferrite (Material)
Description: The inclusion of carbon in alpha iron


Name: rock (geological concept)
Description: a geologic material that is not a mineral


Name: mostly privatized healthcare system (Concept)
Description: Healthcare system primarily owned by private entities


Name: Earth's crust (Geological structure)
Description: The outer solid layer of a planet, composed primarily of silicate rocks and minerals


Name: Traditional or popular Afghan music (Music Genre)
Description: The genre of music that Nashenas, Ubaidullah Jan, Mahwash, Ahmad Wali, Farhad Darya, and Naghma are masters of


Name: Monarchy (Government)
Description: The original government before the Second Hellenic Republic was declared


Name: Computers (technology)
Description: As a tool in the creation of visual art since the 1960s


Name: New York City Subway and MTA Regional Bus Operations (Public Transportation Services)
Description: Public transportation services provided by the MTA.


Name: Amphibolite facies assemblages, Granulite facies (Geological phenomena)
Description: Higher temperature and pressure stages of metamorphism


Name: Blue White term (Term)
Description: The term describing colorless diamonds with a tinge of blue fluorescence


Name: the methods and technologies used for enrichment (Factor)
Description: The factors affecting the price of enriched uranium


Name: Chios (Geographical Entity)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea belonging to Greece


Name: Luso-Extremaduran floristic province (Floristic Province)
Description: A Floristic province covering the northern part of Andalusia


Name: Jade human figurines in the Shijiahe culture (Jade objects)
Description: Human-shaped jade figurines from the Shijiahe culture


Name: Soot (Chemical Compound)
Description: Can be oxidized more efficiently in microgravity conditions


Name: Battle of Pydna (Battle)
Description: Battle that signaled the end of Antigonid power in Macedonia


Name: Chapter 4 (Chapter)
Description: A chapter in the book Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide


Name: Law of Guidelines and Bases of National Education (Legislation)
Description: Brazilian law governing education system


Name: British Empire (political entity)
Description: The collection of territories and colonies under British rule


Name: Mitahara (eating in moderation) (Dietary Practice)
Description: One of the Yamas (virtuous Self restraints) recommended by Hindu texts


Name: Harriet Holter (Person)
Description: A Norwegian sociologist


Name: Syntactic Boundaries (Grammatical Concept)
Description: The points at which separate words within a compound become syntactically distinct


Name: Serbia (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the north


Name: - (-)
Description: A unique characteristic of primordial beryllium.


Name: Water-resistant when dry (Physical state)
Description: Acrylic paints can be diluted with water but become water-resistant when dry.


Name: Laws prohibiting discriminatory speech in the press (Legislation)
Description: Laws that prohibit discriminatory speech in the press.


Name: Elegance (Quality)
Description: A quality characterized by refined and stylish taste, as in clothing or manners


Name: Punaʻauia (City)
Description: Location of the Museum


Name: Different plant types (Plant)
Description: Includes wheat, corn, potatoes, poppies, peanuts, and rice


Name: Germanic Languages (Language Group)
Description: A family of related languages that originated on the Jutland peninsula in northern Europe


Name: Grinders (tool)
Description: A tool used for shaping, finishing or smoothing surfaces


Name: Yozo Hamaguchi, Leonard Marchant and Shirley (Person)
Description: Rare proponents of mezzotint during the 20th century include Yozo Hamaguchi, Leonard Marchant, and an individual named Shirley.


Name: Micrite and Carbonate grains (Minerals)
Description: Based on size and visual appearance


Name: Radio Telescope Elements (Astronomy Instrument)
Description: An instrument used to receive radio waves from space for observation and study.


Name: Louis, Dauphin of France (Person)
Description: Dauphin of France from 1661 to 1711


Name: Prussian blue (milori blue) (Inorganic synthetic pigment)
Description: A primarily Fe7(CN)18 pigment


Name: SDSM government of North Macedonia (Government)
Description: The government of North Macedonia after 2016


Name: population (Quantity)
Description: The estimated population of Tasman District as of June 2023


Name: Individuals involved in government and trading (Role)
Description: The people who used Japanese seals, particularly in ancient times


Name: Tasmania (Geographical location)
Description: Island state of Australia


Name: Arthur Schopenhauer (Person)
Description: A German philosopher known for his metaphysical pessimism


Name: Flag of Andalusia (Flag)
Description: The official flag of the region Andalusia


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The Christian faith


Name: earthquakes (GeologicalEvent)
Description: The Netherlands experienced earthquakes due to gas production


Name: Eboracum (Modern York) (City)
Description: Although no evidence was found in Whitby itself.


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: Has a framework where each carbon is covalently bonded to four neighbours in a tetrahedral fashion


Name: Democratic governor (political role)
Description: The head of the Missouri government during his term.


Name: Proximal Tubules (Kidney Compartment)
Description: A part of the kidney where absorption and reabsorption occur


Name: al-Husayni family (Family)
Description: Palestinian Islamic notable family


Name: Structural steel, such as I-beams and rails (Product)
Description: Steel used for supporting loads in construction


Name: Taiwanese jade (Artifact)
Description: Jade used in trade with the Philippines.


Name: Calcite or Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: Most fossilized shells have had their aragonite pseudomorphously replaced by calcite or pyrite, making the presence of ammolite particularly uncommon.


Name: Dnieper Cossacks and Ruthenian peasants (group)
Description: The people who formed the Zaporozhian Host


Name: Education of U.S. States (Educational System)
Description: The educational systems in the states of the United States


Name: Portuguese Filigree hearts (Artwork)
Description: Iconic symbols of Portuguese Filigree-making.


Name: Cryogenic Volatiles (Geological Feature)
Description: Volatile ices, such as water, carbon dioxide, methane, and ammonia, that exist in a solid or frozen state at temperatures found on Ceres


Name: Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (Treaty)
Description: Treaty between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany


Name: Aappaluttoq mine (Mine)
Description: Aappaluttoq mine is 160 kilometers south of Nuuk


Name: national average (statistical value)
Description: Average of research and development investment at national level


Name: haner culture (culture)
Description: Culture native to the Han Chinese or Haner families


Name: Syracusan production of fine coin designs (Coin design series)
Description: Designs produced by Syracuse during the classical period


Name: Queens College (Educational Institution)
Description: In partnership with Queens College, conducts the New York Community Air Survey to measure pollutants at about 150 locations.


Name: Taoists (religious group)
Description: individuals who follow the teachings of Taoism


Name: Late-19th Century (Time Period)
Description: Period in the late 19th century


Name: Sea Urchin Digestive Organs (Physical Feature)
Description: The organs that allow a sea urchin to break down food and absorb nutrients.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: A city in the United States.


Name: Tectonostratigraphic Terrane (geological feature)
Description: A geologic term for a fault-bounded package of rocks of at least regional extent characterized by a unique geologic history.


Name: One billion years (Duration)
Description: A period of approximately one billion years, estimated for the duration oxygen on Earth.


Name: Henry Bessemer's Process (Process)
Description: The introduction of Henry Bessemer's process in 1855 for producing steel.


Name: Quid-pro-quo exchange beliefs of the Hindu Vedic rituals (Religious Practice)
Description: Roots of the karma theory in modern Buddhism


Name: London (Location)
Description: The capital city of England


Name: Thénard (Person)
Description: French chemist who prepared impure amorphous silicon along with Gay-Lussac in 1811


Name: Hindu traditions (Religious Tradition)
Description: Different practices and beliefs within Hinduism


Name: Proto-Turkic speakers (people)
Description: The people who spoke the Proto-Turkic language initially.


Name: Distinctive geologic history (geological feature)
Description: The term 'exotic' terrane refers to this distinctiveness.


Name: Representation (EP) during EU Membership (Greece) (Political Representation Impact)
Description: Greece was represented by the European Parliament during its EU membership.


Name: January 2019 (Date)
Description: The month when Gbagbo was declared acquitted and given a conditional release.


Name: Europe (continent)
Description: The continent located to the north of Andalusia


Name: Second Turkic Khaganate (Historical entity)
Description: An early Turkic Empire that existed in the 6th to 8th century


Name: Bonn (Location)
Description: City where the golden hats were first brought together for exhibition in 1999


Name: Molecular Fossils and Isotope Ratios (Type of chemical fossil)
Description: Two types of chemical fossils providing organic signatures for ancient life


Name: the capital city of Missouri (role)
Description: The seat of government for the state of Missouri.


Name: trams (Product)
Description: Nearly one third of all trams in the world come from Czech factories


Name: Winter sports (Activity)
Description: Sports played on snow or ice, such as alpine skiing, snowboarding, Nordic skiing and ice hockey.


Name: Gemstones with chatoyancy (Material)
Description: Gemstones that exhibit the chatoyancy phenomenon.


Name: Mahāyāna Buddhism (Buddhist tradition)
Description: A major branch of Buddhism emphasizing the path of the bodhisattva


Name: Radha, Parvati, Durga, and Kali (female deities)
Description: Deities worshipped in Tantric tradition


Name: an outer crust of ice, salts and hydrated minerals (geological_formation)
Description: The outer layer of Ceres is composed of a mixture of ice, salts, and hydrated minerals


Name: Nomadic population (kochis) (Nomads)
Description: 15% of the total population who are nomads


Name: pearl (Pearl)
Description: Pearls that are produced by the Pinna species


Name: High-leaded glass (Rhinestones) (Material)
Description: Artificial diamond simulant


Name: José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva (Person)
Description: Brazilian statesman, naturalist and polyglot


Name: World's 500 Largest Companies (List of Companies)
Description: A list of the 500 largest companies in the world by revenue or market capitalization


Name: Egyptian Scarab (Artifact)
Description: An ancient Egyptian amulet with a scarab beetle shape, symbolizing luck.


Name: Areas where agriculture had previously been dominant (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas where the Banu Hilal took over


Name: Morris Tanenbaum (Person)
Description: Physical chemist who fabricated the first silicon junction transistor in 1954