Name: Japanese Invasion (Potential Military Conflict)
Description: A potential invasion of Australia by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II


Name: Alhambra (building)
Description: A palace and fortress complex located in Granada, Spain


Name: Government (Government)
Description: The administrative branch that exercises the executive power


Name: Archaeological understanding of human history (Knowledge category)
Description: Understanding the events and culture that have occurred in human history.


Name: Globe (Location)
Description: The world


Name: Classic cycle races (Sports Competition)
Description: Annual bicycle races including Tour of Flanders and Liège–Bastogne–Liège


Name: Methodius's disciples (Group)
Description: Followers of St. Methodius


Name: Haiweeite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Bhikkhu Analayo (scholar)
Description: A scholar who concludes that the Theravada Majjhima Nikaya and Sarvastivada Madhyama Agama contain mostly the same major doctrines


Name: Crystalline Nappes (Geological Feature)
Description: A geologic formation in the Alps


Name: New York City Administrative Code (legal code)
Description: The primary source of legal codes in New York City


Name: 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia (Military Event)
Description: The military intervention by the Warsaw Pact countries in response to the Prague Spring


Name: World Wide Web (Technology)
Description: A system of interlinked hypertext documents accessibly via the Internet.


Name: Decision not to pursue the national park plan further (Decision)
Description: The decision made by the Bavarian state government to abandon plans for a national park in the Spessart


Name: [53] Russian (Language)
Description: Most spoken language in Europe among native speakers


Name: 3.8 to 4.1 billion years ago (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the history of the solar system.


Name: distinguish_garnet_species_and_varieties, determine_composition_of_garnets (Purposes)
Description: Determining the species and varieties of garnets and their chemical composition


Name: Burgsinn and the Fürstlich Löwensteinscher Park (Location)
Description: A location with substantial forestry businesses in the Spessart region


Name: Unicorn (Mythical Creature)
Description: China is associated with the unicorn


Name: Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral made up of iron disulfide (FeS2)


Name: Phlogiston theory (Philosophy of combustion and corrosion)
Description: The favored explanation of those processes in the 17th and 18th century


Name: Red ink or cinnabar paste (Material)
Description: The substance Chinese seals are typically used with


Name: Land area of the Island of Euboea (Area)
Description: 3,684.848 km² (264 sq mi)


Name: Pyrimidine and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Chemicals found in meteorites


Name: petrochemical industries and general cargo handling and transshipment (industries)
Description: The main industries in the Port of Rotterdam.


Name: Native Americans (ethnic_group)
Description: Indigenous peoples in North America


Name: Swiss Independence (PoliticalStatus)
Description: The recognition of Swiss independence by European powers after the Congress of Vienna.


Name: Horta (City)
Description: A city on Faial Island, serving as its commercial and service center


Name: Governments, industry executives, and society (Stakeholder)
Description: Various groups responsible for addressing socio-economic challenges.


Name: Congenital disorders and immune system damage (Health condition)
Description: Conditions affecting the development of an organism before birth and disorders of the immune system


Name: Pinctada maxima (gold-lipped and white-lipped oysters) (type of oyster)
Description: A species of pearl-producing oyster that produces South Sea pearls


Name: Diverse fauna and flora of Colombia, Ethnic groups' traditions in Colombia (Nature and Culture)
Description: The factors that influence Colombian cuisine


Name: Ramnes and Luceres (Tribe)
Description: Two Etruscan tribes whose names entered Latin


Name: Umbrian, Faliscan and Venetic languages (Languages)
Description: The Umbrian, Faliscan, and Venetic languages were spoken in ancient Italy.


Name: Belgium's political institutions (Political Institution)
Description: Most political power rests on representation of the main cultural communities.


Name: Hunter-case pocket watch (Watch type)
Description: The demi-hunter case has a glass panel or hole in the center giving a view of the hands.


Name: Bracteates (Type of Medieval Coin)
Description: Thin coins that were struck on only one side


Name: - (Biocapacity Deficit)
Description: As a result, Afghanistan is running a biocapacity deficit


Name: Role of Iron (Historical Impact)
Description: Iron played a major role in the Industrial Revolution by becoming a primary structural material.


Name: The Royal Irish Academy (institution)
Description: An academic body in Dublin, Ireland, established to cultivate and preserve learning and the national traditions of literature and antiquity


Name: United Nations Security Council (InternationalOrganization)
Description: An organ of the United Nations dealing with security issues


Name: Villanovan culture (prehistoric culture)
Description: A prehistoric archaeological culture that originated in the Iron Age in central Italy.


Name: total population (Percentage)
Description: The total population of Spain.


Name: 3 Billion Years Ago (Time Period)
Description: The approximate age of Carbonado Diamond


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


Name: Theory (hypothesis)
Description: A theory or hypothesis about the origin of Australite.


Name: Guiana Highlands (Mountain Range)
Description: Highlands in northern Brazil


Name: most igneous rocks (Geological_rock)
Description: Rocks that have been formed from the cooling of molten rock


Name: Alabama State Route 14 in Alabama (Transportation_route)
Description: A state highway that runs within the borders of Alabama.


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in south-eastern Europe and south-western Asia.


Name: Paper manufacturing (Manufacturing Process)
Description: The process of making paper


Name: Bern (Canton)
Description: a canton in Switzerland


Name: Magenta (Color)
Description: Color used in CMYK printing process


Name: Southeastern Anatolia Region (Geographical region)
Description: The northern plains of Upper Mesopotamia


Name: Wollastonite, Spurrite, Perovskite, Merwinite, Melilite and Gehlenite (Minerals)
Description: Other minerals that occur with larnite at the type locality.


Name: Prussian Blue (color)
Description: Blue dye made from Woad, used in Prussian military uniforms


Name: H2O + Melt[1] (compound)
Description: Compound resulting from the decomposition of Phlogopite.


Name: evolution of species (Biological Process)
Description: of animals, fungi and plants


Name: Petalite (LiAlSi4O10) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of lithium, aluminum, silicon, and oxygen


Name: Aegean (Location)
Description: Region where Naue II Type Swords were exported


Name: European Monetary System (EMS) (economic_system)
Description: Monetary cooperation system among European countries before the Eurozone.


Name: Cfa/Dfa (borderline humid subtropical and humid continental) (Climate Classification)
Description: A specific type of climate, as defined by the Köppen system.


Name: Concrete (Construction_material)
Description: A building material consisting of a mixture of cement, water, sand, gravel or small rocks


Name: Damp Clay (Material Substance)
Description: Clay that becomes damp before the gem is rolled over it.


Name: The Paleoproterozoic Eon (Geological Eon)
Description: The earliest eon of the Proterozoic Era, lasting from about 2.5 billion years ago to the beginning of the Mesoproterozoic Eon.


Name: Isaac Newton, Robert Hooke (Scientist)
Description: Scientists who researched structural color in butterfly wings and beetle shells.


Name: Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: Region where the Algerian films were distributed.


Name: Golden throne (Architecture)
Description: A piece of architecture built by Hafez Muhammad Multani during Maharaja Ranjit Singh's reign


Name: Oltu District (area) (Quantity)
Description: The total area of Oltu District


Name: Transform (or Conservative) Boundaries (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas where plates slide past each other


Name: Finery Forge (Instrument)
Description: Place where bar iron was refined in European steel production


Name: increased_trade, investment, technological_advancement, and cultural_exchange (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that can be led to by globalization


Name: Byzantine double-cross (Symbol)
Description: Currently part of the symbol of Slovakia and the Constitution of Slovakia refers to Great Moravia in its preamble.


Name: Albrecht Dürer (Artist)
Description: German artist and printmaker, who created the first dated etching in 1515.


Name: Symbolist poetry (Literary movement)
Description: A literary movement that emphasized imagery and symbolism in poetry


Name: Cultural Revolution (historical event)
Description: political and social movement in China


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A parliamentary democracy


Name: Airbag waste collection facility (Hazardous Waste Facility)
Description: Facility that collects airbag waste


Name: Gravel (Geological Material)
Description: A loose aggregate of rock fragments


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks that have undergone changes due to heat, pressure or chemically active fluids


Name: Legend (Text on Seal)
Description: The text that runs around the perimeter of a seal.


Name: School of Tunis (Art Group)
Description: Jules Lellouche was a key member of the School of Tunis.


Name: China (Country)
Description: An eastern Asian country.


Name: Uranium or thorium mill tailings (Radioactive waste)
Description: Resulting radioactive waste after the mining or milling of uranium or thorium ore.


Name: Beach (Natural Environment)
Description: Coastal landform consisting of sand and water


Name: Grey goo (hypothetical scenario)
Description: A hypothetical end-of-the-world scenario, also known as ecophagy.


Name: 33,500 km2 (12,900 sq mi) (Area)
Description: the land area of the Netherlands


Name: Energiewende policy (Policy)
Description: Germany's energy transition policy


Name: being a large system of stars, gas, and dust bound together by gravity (property)
Description: A Galaxy is a large system of stars, gas, and dust bound together by gravity.


Name: Male farmers, workers, businessmen, and scholars (Social group)
Description: Group of people including farmers, workers, businessmen, and scholars who dressed similarly during the Han dynasty


Name: a diverse and dynamic economy, with a mix of different industries that provide opportunities for growth and development (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a diverse and dynamic economy, with a mix of different industries that provide opportunities for growth and development


Name: 24th in cosmic abundance and 13th in crustal abundance (Rank)
Description: The positions of fluorine in terms of its abundance in the universe and Earth's crust.


Name: - (Decay Mechanism)
Description: Three decay paths: β+ decay, isomeric transition, and alpha decay


Name: Protective Function of Spines (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The protective role that the spines play on a sea urchin's test.


Name: Work or employment (concept)
Description: The activity of doing a job in exchange for payment


Name: Branson (city)
Description: a city in Missouri


Name: Film Studio (Film Studio)
Description: A film studio used to film much of HBO TV Series Game of Thrones


Name: Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (Soviet Ukraine) (Political Entity)
Description: First Soviet republic, established in 1921


Name: Greeks (Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization of Greece


Name: Spread of Protestantism (Religion)
Description: The introduction and growth of Protestant beliefs in Tahiti.


Name: Endoskeleton (Structure)
Description: The internal support structure of an animal, composed of mineralized tissues.


Name: Coldest or most unstable seasons (Season)
Description: Generically the sky shows the color of the other conventional celeste with 100% of blue


Name: End_of_17th_Century (Time_Period)
Description: A period at the end of the 17th century


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


Name: Auguste and Louis Lumière (Person)
Description: Known as the Lumière Brothers, French inventors who are credited with creating cinema


Name: Temperature (ClimaticCondition)
Description: A weather condition


Name: Theft (illegal activity)
Description: refers to the unlawful taking of another's property


Name: ManganeseOxide (Compound)
Description: A compound of manganese and oxygen with various forms and uses


Name: High-Light cut (Diamond cut)
Description: A modified brilliant cut developed by M. Westreich with 16 additional facets


Name: Squally Weather (Weather Condition)
Description: A weather condition characterized by sudden increases in wind accompanied by rain showers or thunderstorms.


Name: 2019-20 Australian bushfire season (Event)
Description: The 2019-2020 Australian bushfire season


Name: Congo Conflict Minerals Act of 2009 (S. 891) (Legislation)
Description: In April 2009


Name: Rich Partial Melt of Granitic Composition (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Melt rich in granitic composition


Name: Fluorapatite (Mineral)
Description: A phosphate mineral, calcium fluorophosphate, Ca5(PO4)3F


Name: The Imperial Family (Royalty)
Description: Origin of which is explained by Japanese mythology


Name: Initial Economic Cost (Financial Concept)
Description: The purchase price of building materials.


Name: Constantine (1) (Bishop)
Description: Constantine, who participated in the Trullan Council in 692


Name: several famous rebellions (Event)
Description: Rebellions that took place due to the hardships caused by Arendal


Name: Ulster Scots language (Language)
Description: A regional variant of Scots in Northern Ireland


Name: High strength tapes (Product)
Description: Lightweight composite applications


Name: Heap Leaching Process (Process)
Description: A method for extracting manganese from low grade ores by percolating natural gas and sulfuric acid through the ore.


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


Name: Modern Sphinx statue (Artwork)
Description: A modern sculpture located in Naxos


Name: Pinacoidal (Space Group)
Description: One of the two space groups associated with the Triclinic crystal system.


Name: Microcrystalline barium diuranate, BaU2O7 (Compound)
Description: Produces microcrystalline barium diuranate by thermal decomposition of barium uranyl acetate.


Name: Asphalt and Concrete (Material)
Description: Building materials.


Name: Lithuania (country)
Description: A country in Northern and Central Europe, one of the oldest states in Europe


Name: Paleolithic diet (Diet)
Description: A diet that emphasizes foods presumed to have been the primary foods of early humans


Name: Various Colors (Color)
Description: Colors other than the primary blue, such as violet or green


Name: Greater London Authority (GLA) (Regional Government Body)
Description: devolved regional government body for Greater London


Name: Tobermory (Location)
Description: A location on The Isle of Mull


Name: Legal immigrants (Group)
Description: Legally authorized individuals who permanently reside in another country


Name: Inner surface of the shell (part of the shell)
Description: The iridescent nacreous layer, commonly known as mother of pearl.


Name: Keshi Pearl (Pearl type)
Description: Are also intentionally produced by returning post-harvest shells to the water to regenerate a pearl in the existing pearl sac.


Name: Ytterbium and Yttrium (Element)
Description: -


Name: late Qing dynasty (reign period)
Description: The late Qing dynasty refers to the last part of the reign of the Qing dynasty.


Name: mosques of M'zab region (Ghardaïa) (mosque architecture)
Description: distinctive mosques found in the M'zab region of Algeria


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


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: Country located in Western Europe


Name: Zinc (ChemicalElement)
Description: Used in catalysis in organic synthesis including enantioselective synthesis


Name: Satellites (Technology)
Description: A technology used for mapping other planets and moons in outer space


Name: second-largest number of Roman sites and remains after Italy (Quantity)
Description: -


Name: Olympic Games (Sporting event)
Description: An international multi-sport event that takes place over more than a century, involving summer and winter sports.


Name: Qianlong Emperor (Person)
Description: The Qing dynasty emperor known for his literary ambitions and calligraphy skills


Name: Roman Catholic church (Religion)
Description: -


Name: Serpentine (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium-rich silicate mineral, most often used to refer to the group of hydrous magnesium phyllosilicates


Name: Artificial methods (Process)
Description: Various artificial techniques were used to enhance the color of gemstones.


Name: pH lowering (ChemicalProcess)
Description: The decrease in pH due to the introduction of fresh water into alkaline lakes


Name: Self-righting (Ability)
Description: The ability of an inverted sea urchin to right itself


Name: El Espectador (Newspaper)
Description: Another national circulation newspaper in Colombia


Name: oldest universities (historical_event)
Description: Universities established at a certain point of time


Name: World Bank (Organization)
Description: An international financial institution that provides loans to governments


Name: Joseon dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Korean dynasty that ruled from 1392 to 1910


Name: This article (Wikipedia article)
Description: -


Name: Cold Sharp Edge (Color Region)
Description: A region located in the 'cold' sharp edge of the Optimal Color Solid


Name: Military Alliance Significance (NATO) (Alliance Importance)
Description: The significance level of NATO as a military alliance


Name: Rodent Health (Health Condition)
Description: The state of well-being or the absence of disease in rodents


Name: U.S. Dollar's Strength (Economic Indicator)
Description: The relative value of the United States dollar compared to other currencies


Name: Technician (Occupation)
Description: An individual who performs the grafting operation


Name: Crack Filling (Diamond Enhancement Technique)
Description: The process of filling cracks or fissures in the diamond.


Name: Urban youth in Morocco (Demographic)
Description: Particular demographic group in Morocco that is fond of football


Name: Cold climate (Climate_zone)
Description: A climate zone characterized by temperatures varying between 12 and 17°C.


Name: hamsa or khmissa symbol (Symbol)
Description: The symbol of a hand, a contemporary variation of Berber jewellery.


Name: PRC (Country)
Description: The official name of China's government


Name: Golden Hat (Artifact)
Description: A type of artifact with similar symbols found on gold bowls of Eberswalde hoard


Name: Cortes of León (Historical Event)
Description: The first form of modern parliamentary session in Europe, held in the Kingdom of León in 1188.


Name: Granules (material)
Description: Small metal particles.


Name: 1901 (Year)
Description: The year of publication for the work 'Origin and structure of the Basin ranges'


Name: Cross of Agadez (Artifact)
Description: A piece of Tuareg jewellery, which has become a symbol for Tuareg culture and political rights.


Name: Tobermory (Location)
Description: A town in Scotland, on the Isle of Mull


Name: Decrease in number of incidents at nuclear facilities in Russia (Historical trend)
Description: The reduction in the number of accidents and incidents at nuclear facilities in Russia since the early 1990s.


Name: New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the Northeast region


Name: Reign of Terror (Historical event)
Description: A period during the French Revolution marked by widespread massacres and political repression


Name: 1882 (Time)
Description: The year the tunnel was opened


Name: Knossos from around 1450 BC (Place)
Description: A period and location where the Mycenaean elite held power


Name: [gemstones, abrasives] (Product)
Description: Potential uses of afwillite


Name: Pyrrhotite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed primarily of iron sulfide


Name: Mystic Topaz (Type of Topaz)
Description: Colorless topaz with a rainbow effect on its surface


Name: 11,000 years ago (Time period)
Description: Approximately after the end of the last Ice Age


Name: Alpine conditions of the forested zone and then the treeless grasslands of the páramos (Climate_zone)
Description: Higher elevation climatic conditions.


Name: Crystals produced in vertebrates (Mineral structure)
Description: Crystals grown from an aqueous solution


Name: Connemara region (Geographical location)
Description: Named after the region where it is found


Name: Constantine IX (Byzantine Emperor)
Description: Byzantine Emperor who constructed Nea Moni


Name: Sanctions (Political Term)
Description: Measures taken to punish or limit trade with a particular country.


Name: Infinity (Mathematical concept)
Description: A quantity that is larger than any finite number


Name: Confucian Aesthetics and Values (Aesthetic System)
Description: The values and aesthetics that contributed to the development of visual art forms in Chinese culture, with landscape paintings and calligraphy centering on the teachings of Confucianism.


Name: Mainland China (Country)
Description: The territory that the ROC governed before 1949.


Name: Lotharingia (historical entity)
Description: Territory north of the Alps that was part of Middle Francia


Name: First millennium AD (Time period)
Description: Starting point of the construction of defences against water


Name: Old Woman meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: A three-tonne meteorite currently on display at the Desert Discovery Center in Barstow, California


Name: National Religious Affairs Administration (Organization)
Description: A department under the United Front Work Department that oversees religious affairs in China.


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (Person)
Description: Italian polymath


Name: Anatectic Melt (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Melt produced during anatexis


Name: a public heliport (heliport)
Description: Helipad used for transportation purposes, located in a military base


Name: Florencia (or Florida or San Francisco) (Historical Ship)
Description: A ship of the defeated Spanish Armada fleeing the English fleet in 1588


Name: Early Mycenaean (historical period)
Description: Early Mycenaean is a historical period


Name: Swiss Armed Forces (Military Force)
Description: The combined armed forces of Switzerland


Name: Rosatom (Organization)
Description: The Russian state atomic energy corporation


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Europe


Name: Tahitians (Culture)
Description: The people of Tahiti who held this belief.


Name: 1947 (Year)
Description: The year the transistor was invented.


Name: Bishop Stanley of Norwich (Person)
Description: The first patron of the museum


Name: Access to Natural Resources (Environment)
Description: The availability of materials such as water, minerals, and fossil fuels that are needed for human activity


Name: Italy_and_Russia (Place)
Description: Aristocrats from Italy and Russia employed numerous architects from Ticino


Name: Dr Cuthbert Gordon (Person)
Description: Scottish chemist who invented Cudbear


Name: U.S National Nanotechnology Initiative (Governmental Funding Organization)
Description: A U.S. government organization providing funding for nanoparticle research


Name: Metapolitefsi (Political process)
Description: A series of political reforms and constitutional changes that led to the restoration of democracy in Greece.


Name: Kidney, Brain, Liver, Heart, Other Systems (body part/organ system)
Description: various organs and systems in the human body


Name: Larne (people) (People)
Description: People from Larne


Name: Stalin (Person)
Description: Leader who died during the Cold War


Name: Mycenaean Greece (Ancient Civilization)
Description: Civilization that flourished in the Mycenaean Greek kingdoms of ancient Greece from about 1600 BCE to 1300 BCE


Name: Western Xia (dynasty)
Description: a Tibetan-led Chinese state that existed from 1038 to 1227


Name: Etching (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A technique where acid creates lines in the plate


Name: Abdominal Aorta (Vessel)
Description: The renal arteries branch directly from the abdominal aorta.


Name: Art as mimesis (Concept)
Description: Artistic representation of reality.


Name: Nucleation Rate (Nanoparticle Property)
Description: The rate associated with the early stages of nucleation


Name: Loading Station (Location)
Description: A place where blocks of Yule Marble were transferred from carts to wagons for transportation to the mill site.


Name: Germans from Hasli (Ethnic group)
Description: A German-speaking ethnic group from the Canton of Bern


Name: Robert Forester Mushet (Person)
Description: Metallurgist who improved the Bessemer process


Name: Redhead (Nickname)
Description: An informal term for a person with red hair


Name: Tetrahedral coordination (Coordination geometry)
Description: A type of coordination where an atom is surrounded by four other atoms.


Name: Probably misidentified remains of trilobites (Fossil)
Description: Possible remnants of trilobites that were misidentified


Name: Civil servants (India) (Job Role)
Description: Professionals who serve the government of India


Name: Al-Mahdi (Historical Figure)
Description: Caliph of Córdoba


Name: Camillo Jose Cela (Writer)
Description: Spanish novelist, journalist, and essayist, awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1957


Name: Following concerns over arsenic content (Reason)
Description: Due to concerns about the high arsenic content in these ores


Name: carbon monoxide (Compound)
Description: A colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas that is slightly less dense than air.


Name: Mexico (Country)
Description: Is typically found in Mexico.


Name: Warsaw Pact (Military alliance)
Description: A military alliance of Soviet Union-allied Eastern Bloc countries


Name: Transmissivity (Physical Property)
Description: The ability of a material to transmit light


Name: HairStyles (Artifact)
Description: The way people style their hair as a text


Name: Algerian Human Rights (Fundamental Freedoms)
Description: The protection and promotion of human rights in Algeria, which encompass civil liberties, political freedoms, and social justice


Name: French citizens (people)
Description: Citizens of France who settled in Ivory Coast.


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


Name: Manganese (Mn) (Element)
Description: The elemental form of manganese produced after the reaction with ferrous iron.


Name: Chromophore (Chemical component)
Description: A molecule that absorbs light, responsible for the color of a gem.


Name: Physics (Scientific discipline)
Description: The study of matter, energy, and their interactions


Name: L'Histoire physique, naturelle et politique de Madagascar (Work)
Description: Alfred Grandidier's great work


Name: Sensitivity (Personality Trait)
Description: Awareness and reactivity to other's feelings


Name: Afghanistan and its neighbouring territories (Location)
Description: The location of the Great Game rivalry between Russia and Britain


Name: Alliance for the Future of Austria (Political Party)
Description: Jörg Haider's new party


Name: Three ships of the Earl of Cumberland (Military Unit)
Description: Group of three ships commanded by George Clifford


Name: gem-cutters (profession)
Description: The artists who perform gem carving.


Name: Czech universal health care system (healthcare system)
Description: The healthcare system of the Czech Republic based on a compulsory insurance model


Name: More Fe-rich hexagonal pyrrhotites (Mineral)
Description: A specific type of pyrrhotite with high iron content and hexagonal symmetry


Name: Animal species (Life)
Description: Groups of animals considered as one unit


Name: Free Tennis Courts (Facility)
Description: Some free tennis courts in Tobermory


Name: A8 road (Transportation)
Description: A major road connecting Larne to other parts of Northern Ireland


Name: World Jewellery Confederation (CIBJO) (Organization)
Description: An international trade organization that sets standards for the jewelry industry


Name: U.S. inventory (Arsenal)
Description: The collection of weapons and equipment owned by the United States military.


Name: 2.7 million people (Population)
Description: Number of European and non-Hispanic white people living in New York City in 2012


Name: a three-year large-scale healthcare provision initiative (Event)
Description: A major government program to improve healthcare access


Name: Yunnan Province (region)
Description: A province in southwestern China.


Name: Governors Island (Island)
Description: An island in New York Harbor, planned to host a US$1 billion research and education center.


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


Name: Historical Note (Contextual Information)
Description: Information about historical aspects related to the Swiss Armed Forces or military service in Switzerland


Name: England (country)
Description: The country where William V of Orange fled


Name: Heidi (Literary_work)
Description: A Swiss literary creation and one of the most popular children's books


Name: Refrigerants at Kinetic Chemicals (Compound)
Description: A class of chemicals used in refrigeration


Name: Alkali Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: This mineral is present in small quantities in andesite


Name: Greeks (Ancient People)
Description: Ancient people residing primarily in the area of Greece, especially during the Classical period


Name: nearby Turkish beyliks (political_entity)
Description: The neighboring Turkish principalities


Name: Lower countries (Alternate name)
Description: A nickname for the Netherlands due to its low elevation and flat topography.


Name: Diamond trading (Economic Activity)
Description: The business of buying, selling, and processing diamonds


Name: Size (physical property)
Description: It is difficult to find red diamonds in large sizes, and they are mostly found in sizes less than 1 carat.


Name: Printing plate (Photographic equipment)
Description: A plate that was used as a printing medium in the daguerreotype process


Name: Hattula (Place)
Description: Location in Finland


Name: Yule Marble Company (Company)
Description: The company that owned the Yule Marble quarry.


Name: Rock that is intensely deformed (Geological Entity)
Description: A rock that has undergone significant physical alteration.


Name: Early Life on Earth (Historical event)
Description: The earliest signs of life on Earth


Name: President of India (Political Position)
Description: The head of state and first citizen of India


Name: Western Massachusetts (location)
Description: A geographical region


Name: Every four years (TimeSpan)
Description: The Councilors are elected every four years


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


Name: Palatial Structures at Mycenae, Tiryns and Pylos (Building)
Description: Structures erected on the summits of hills or rocky outcrops in Greece


Name: Chapter 6 of Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide (Book Chapter)
Description: Extant description of corundum treatments


Name: Human geography (science)
Description: The study of human populations on Earth.


Name: alb (Language Term)
Description: A term for grazing pastures in alpine regions


Name: Tecutli (Leader)
Description: Lord of a Teccalli unit


Name: Romans (Historical group)
Description: Ancient Roman civilization


Name: Modern Hanfu (Clothing)
Description: Modern clothing based on ancient Chinese designs and styles


Name: Battle of the Teutoburg Forest (Historical Event)
Description: A battle in 9 AD between Roman forces and a coalition of Germanic tribes led by Arminius


Name: Some regions (Geographical region)
Description: Such as South America and Africa


Name: Consociational State (Political System)
Description: A political system that allows the peaceful co-existence of different religious or ethnic groups


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


Name: Abraham Gottlob Werner (Person)
Description: A German geologist and mineralogist who was one of the founders of modern mineralogy and crystallography


Name: poor quality and size of the crystals (result)
Description: The quality and size of the crystals that were produced by these early efforts were poor.


Name: High-pressure chambers (Product)
Description: Chambers used in spectroscopy


Name: Melting point: 179 degrees Celsius (Physical Property)
Description: The melting point of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Rank of Belgium in most densely populated countries (Rank)
Description: 22nd as of January 2024


Name: Artificial Food Coloring (Substance)
Description: Coloring used in artificial food.


Name: honestly express a natural way of life (Concept)
Description: An interpretation of folk music by the 19th-century critics


Name: Pupils at age 12 (Students)
Description: Pupils who are 12 years old in Gymnasium


Name: Renaissance (Historical period)
Description: Period in European history covering the transition from medieval and ancient regimes to early modern ones


Name: Hydrothermal mineralisation (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process that forms siderite


Name: Bronze Age settlement (Settlement)
Description: During the construction of the Gotthard railway in the 19th century, traces of a Bronze Age settlement were found in Cresciano.


Name: Papua New Guinea-Australia Trade Agreement (PNGTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and Papua New Guinea. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Yule Marble (Material)
Description: A type of marble approved for use in the Lincoln Memorial by the United States Commission of Fine Arts


Name: Oxides with a 2:1 ratio (subgroup of simple oxides)
Description: minerals with a 2:1 ratio of oxygen to cations


Name: Terrestrial volcanic glasses by water content (Property Difference)
Description: The difference in water content can be used to distinguish tektites from terrestrial volcanic glasses


Name: Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and Italianate architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and Italianate architectural styles found in the residential districts of New York City.


Name: Classical nucleation theory (Nanoparticle Theory)
Description: A theory explaining the nucleation rate and driving force


Name: painting and enameling (Decorative Technique)
Description: Techniques used to add visual appeal to objects


Name: Euboea (Island)
Description: The island where Chalcis is located


Name: Pink Marble (category of Makrana Marble)
Description: A type of marble known for its pink color, primarily used for decorative purposes.


Name: $62,813 (with a margin of error of +/− $7,585) (Quantity)
Description: The median household income in Franklin as per the 2006–2010 American Community Survey


Name: glass meteorites (mineral)
Description: The initial belief about the nature of Australite.


Name: EFTA (European Free Trade Association) (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland that promotes free trade and economic integration


Name: Objectification (Process)
Description: Process of perceiving jewelry as an object rather than a sacred item


Name: official imperial seals (Object)
Description: Seals used by its Emperors


Name: Ephesus (Location)
Description: Ancient city where the Johannine works were traditionally written


Name: Government-owned Banks or Non-Profit Organisations (subtype of banks)
Description: Banks that are owned by the government or operate as non-profit entities


Name: Oran region (geographical location)
Description: Region in Algeria


Name: Etruscan Jewelry (Jewelry)
Description: Etruscan jewelry found in tombs of the Archaic period.


Name: Indigenous language varieties (2018-19) (Language)
Description: Language varieties in use or being revived as per NILS 2018-19 survey


Name: Creation of National Commission for the Reparation and Guarantee of Rights (CNGG) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Melts (Suevites) (Impactite Component)
Description: Liquid rock that cools and solidifies as impactite


Name: the historical canon (historical classification)
Description: list of significant works and artists in Western art history


Name: Tenochtitlan (city)
Description: The capital city of the Aztec Empire


Name: Political Associations (Political Entity)
Description: Organizations formed in Algeria


Name: Good mechanical properties (Property)
Description: Properties suitable for reinforcement of ceramics or in micromechanical systems


Name: Best Supporting Actress Academy Award (Award)
Description: For Whom the Bell Tolls


Name: Two Federal Reserve Banks (Financial institution)
Description: The banks are located in Kansas City and St. Louis.


Name: High Strength (Class: Property)
Description: Having a great force or power.


Name: worldwide (Geographical region)
Description: All countries on Earth


Name: Republic of North Macedonia (Country)
Description: The official name of North Macedonia


Name: Palaces in Central Greece (Thebes and Orchomenos) (Building)
Description: Only partially exposed palaces in Central Greece


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: The modern French term for pomegranate, grenade, has given its name to the military grenade.


Name: Environment (Natural Environment)
Description: The physical surroundings in which organisms live


Name: Jonas Gahr Støre (Person)
Description: A current Prime Minister of Norway


Name: Arsenic (Chemical Element)
Description: A toxic substance, a semimetal


Name: Halothane (Inhaled Anesthetic)
Description: Prototype halothane


Name: 20th century (Time period)
Description: A span of 100 years, starting from the year 1900.


Name: Maternal mortality, suicide, and gun crimes (Health Issue)
Description: Factors contributing to lower life expectancy in Alabama are maternal mortality, suicide, and gun crimes


Name: Earth's surface (physical location)
Description: Particularly on the oceans, at plate boundaries and in flood basalt provinces


Name: Zuojun gowns (clothing)
Description: Gowns mainly worn by Jurchen people during the Liao, Jin, Yuan, and Ming dynasties


Name: Los Millares (archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site in Andalusia


Name: fertilizers (category)
Description: Fertilizers where magnesium salts are found


Name: Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves (Political Entity)
Description: Combined Portuguese kingdom that included Brazil


Name: elephants in the past, but they are now extinct (Animal)
Description: Elephants were once common in Algeria, but are now extinct


Name: 1320–1370 (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Ottoman economic crisis and default in 1875 (Economic event)
Description: -


Name: 9,170,647 as of April 2024 (Population)
Description: The population of Austria as of April 2024


Name: small bronzes (Artifact)
Description: Small bronze items created by the Etruscans


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


Name: Areas Where Plates Slide Past Each Other (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas where plates slide past each other


Name: Evidence of ancient life (Astrobiology)
Description: Signs of past or present life on Mars


Name: greenhouse gas emissions (Greenhouse Gas Emissions)
Description: The greenhouse gas emissions that can be contributed by the process of producing marble.


Name: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organization with 37 member countries focused on the stimulation of economic progress and world trade


Name: Hunters, Gatherers and Fishers (Occupation)
Description: People who subsisted by hunting animals, gathering wild plants, and fishing.


Name: Allotropes (Group_of_Carbon_forms)
Description: Q-carbon belongs to the group of allotropes.


Name: The owner's home (Location)
Description: Place where the ginkō-in case is usually hidden.


Name: Collapse (Event)
Description: A phenomenon that may occur when black corals grow too large.


Name: Wallerant Vaillant (Artist)
Description: A person whose name is mentioned but not provided with any specific relationship or context within the text.


Name: Cotton, Pistachios, Olives, Figs, Watermelons, Almonds (Greece) (Product)
Description: The major agricultural products produced by Greece, including cotton, pistachios, olives, figs, watermelons, and almonds.


Name: Worldwide Production of Magnesium (Global Trend)
Description: The distribution of magnesium production across the world


Name: Kievan Rus' (principality) (Historical Entity)
Description: Capital city during the Kievan Rus' period


Name: Celadon ware (Artwork)
Description: A type of ceramics with a jade-colored glaze popular in China and Korea.


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A form of silica


Name: Ferrosilicon (Material)
Description: An iron-silicon alloy.


Name: Heterogeneous and Complex (Property)
Description: Having different characteristics in different parts or in different respects; complex and intricate


Name: Golden hat (Archaeological artifact)
Description: A rare type of archaeological artifact from Bronze Age Europe


Name: Iron Monosilicide Structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: The iron monosilicide structure is included in this compound group


Name: 2021 Study (Study)
Description: The 2021 study that analyzed the findings of the 2019 study


Name: Asia (continent)
Description: The Earth's fourth-largest continent in both area and population.


Name: English Law (Legal System)
Description: The legal system of England and Wales based on common law principles


Name: The 2004 HCA cut standards (Diamond cut grading standard)
Description: Based on a distance of 40 centimeters


Name: Biotite (Mineral)
Description: Another type of Mica with very weak layers that can be peeled off in sheets


Name: Designer's job (Professional duty)
Description: The tasks required by a designer to fulfill their role


Name: Alpine farmers (people)
Description: Farmers in Alpine regions


Name: Primary Mineral (Classification of Mineral Deposition)
Description: Present in the original sediments.


Name: Midnight Sun and Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The Midnight sun during summer, as well as the Aurora borealis known also as the Northern lights


Name: Diamond Industry (Industry)
Description: Industry dealing with diamonds


Name: Fifth Republic (political entity)
Description: The current political entity of France, established in 1958.


Name: Electronic Devices (Electronics)
Description: Devices that utilize electronic circuits to perform various functions


Name: Rulers from northern minorities (Group)
Description: People who favoured the court dress of the Han Chinese


Name: French (Language)
Description: An official language of France and other countries


Name: that female choice might indeed vary in different ecological conditions (Scientific Findings)
Description: Findings suggesting that the preferences of female peafowls for mates may differ based on ecological conditions


Name: Adjusted pocket watch movements (type of pocket watch movement)
Description: Pocket watch movements that have been tuned to keep time under various positions and conditions.


Name: Stylization (Visual Art Technique)
Description: These works are not meant for public consumption and use simplified representations.


Name: National film revenues (Economics)
Description: The income generated by the film industry within a nation


Name: Siliceous ooze (Sediment)
Description: The biogenic sediment that covers large areas of the deep ocean floor, and which contains the silicon skeletal remains of diatoms, silicoflagellates, and radiolarians.


Name: 0.15 μm to 9 μm (Wavelength Range)
Description: A range of wavelengths


Name: Oxygen Cycle (biogeochemical cycle)
Description: The movement of oxygen within and between its three main reservoirs on Earth


Name: Ostentation or Muster (Name)
Description: Names for a group of peafowl


Name: Bort particles in Paraffin Oil (Composite Material)
Description: Paraffin oil containing bort particles for nanotechnology applications


Name: Resistant ridges of Quartzite (Geological_formation)
Description: Ridges made of resistant quartzite


Name: Coal Seams and Sedimentary Deposits Involving Organic Matter (Geological Feature)
Description: Deposits involving organic matter


Name: Tree planted in memory (type of memorial)
Description: Memorial given when somebody has died, usually money is given to a charity or a tree is planted


Name: Image (Visual phenomenon)
Description: The visual representation observed when looking into a mirror


Name: Specialized glassworking techniques (Technique)
Description: Distinctive methods of glassworking that create a unique appearance in beads.


Name: 29 degrees South latitude (Latitude)
Description: The latitude that marks the northern border of New Zealand


Name: Middle Ages (Time Period)
Description: Period in history starting from the fall of the Western Roman Empire and ending at the beginning of the Modern period


Name: Amulet boxes (artifact)
Description: Containers for amulets with specific properties


Name: mineral grains (geological component)
Description: Composed of mineral grains that are easily seen with a low-power hand lens.


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: In Japan, the color is traditionally associated with the emperor and aristocracy.


Name: Gendarmes and vigilantes (Group)
Description: Security forces and civilians taking law into their own hands during the crisis


Name: Pannonia (Geographical area)
Description: Region in present-day Hungary and Croatia


Name: counting temporal units (function)
Description: The ability to count days, lunar months, and longer periods


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


Name: Juan Pablo Montoya (Person)
Description: A Colombian race car driver known for winning 7 Formula One events


Name: Julier Pass (Pass)
Description: One of the main passes connecting the Engadin with the northern Grisons


Name: Late-stage release of volatiles dissolved in a magma (Geological Process)
Description: The process responsible for the formation of greisen.


Name: Slovakia (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and the European Union


Name: Roman civilization (Culture)
Description: The civilization that developed into modern-day Italy and Rome


Name: MacDougall authority over Lorn (PoliticalAuthority)
Description: -


Name: Le Monde, Le Figaro, L'Équipe, Le Parisien, Les Echos (Specific Newspapers)
Description: Individual national newspapers mentioned in the context


Name: Paris Stock Exchange (Stock Exchange)
Description: One of the oldest stock exchanges in the world, created in 1724


Name: The Old High German word grōniz (LanguageElement)
Description: An Old High German word meaning 'green'


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


Name: Zhou rules (Historical rule)
Description: -


Name: Glorious Revolution of 1688/9 (Historical Event)
Description: A political upheaval in England leading to the deposition of James II and the accession of William III and Mary II


Name: various patterns (whips, trees, fans, or coils) (Coral growth patterns)
Description: Unique to the order of black corals


Name: Humanities (Subject Area)
Description: Area of study concerned with interpretations of the nature of human civilization and culture


Name: Cultural Symbiosis (Historical Relationship)
Description: A state of cultural interaction and exchange between the Avars and local Slavs


Name: Wider Variety of Stones and Objects (Material)
Description: A wider variety of materials were used to create artworks


Name: Barnacle and snail shells (shell structures)
Description: Shell structures found in certain animals living in water


Name: $11.6 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: The amount of money received from international tourism in 2018.


Name: Robert Arneson (Person)
Description: An American artist known for his larger sculptural work


Name: Hydrogen and Sodium hydroxide (Chemical compounds)
Description: Sodium spontaneously explodes in the presence of water due to the formation of hydrogen (highly explosive) and sodium hydroxide (which dissolves in the water, liberating more surface)


Name: Slavic tribes (Group)
Description: Various Slavic ethnic groups


Name: Modern Times (Time Period)
Description: The marble has not been exported in any great quantities since modern times


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe with Vienna as its capital


Name: aragonite to calcite (mineral transformation)
Description: Recrystallization process in fossils


Name: 9.6% of GDP (2007) (Percentage)
Description: Health care expenditures as a percentage of GDP in 2007


Name: cultural monument (Status)
Description: -


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol F and atomic number 9.


Name: Continental Slope and Deep Sea Environments (Geological Setting)
Description: Environmental conditions not suitable for limestone preservation.


Name: theory (topic in cartography)
Description: Theories and concepts related to cartographic elements


Name: The horses of Helios's chariot (Mythological being)
Description: Horses depicted in the left corner of the east pediment


Name: Preliminary analysis (Analysis)
Description: The preliminary analysis bears much responsibility and can last years in case of unique diamonds.


Name: Philadelphia (City)
Description: City that became the new U.S. capital


Name: ROC (Republic of China) (Country)
Description: A political entity that governed mainland China until 1949 and Taiwan since then.


Name: Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) (Organization)
Description: An institution responsible for conducting censuses, preparing demographic studies, economic surveys and geographical mapping in Brazil.


Name: 'The Prisoner of Chillon' and 'Manfred' (Works of Literature)
Description: Two poems written by Byron


Name: Costume jewellery (type of jewelry)
Description: Jewelry made from inexpensive materials, imitating more expensive pieces


Name: Streets and courtyards in Minoan Crete (Geographical_features)
Description: Areas paved with blueschist and greenschist rocks


Name: Red Fox (Animal)
Description: A species of the Vulpes genus.


Name: hair jewelry (craft)
Description: Jewelry or artwork made of human hair.


Name: France (country)
Description: A country located in Western Europe.


Name: Local Phonology (Linguistics)
Description: The study of the rules and principles that govern the sounds, words, and structures of a language


Name: plane (Geometric shape)
Description: A flat, two-dimensional geometrical object


Name: Tolkowsky's Results (Method/Theory)
Description: A method or theory proposed by Marcel Tolkowsky for diamond cutting


Name: H2SiF6 (Compound)
Description: A compound produced in fertilizer production and can degrade to release HF


Name: an as yet inescapable tint (Tint)
Description: Usually a brownish green tint


Name: Chai necklace (Artifact)
Description: A Jewish symbol worn for identity purposes, though it can also function as an amulet.


Name: Great God of Kawakami (Deity)
Description: Deity from the Dragon-palace


Name: Carbonado diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Black diamonds that contain numerous dark inclusions giving them a dark appearance


Name: Mactan (Geographical Location)
Description: Location where Battle of Mactan took place


Name: Spirit Day (Event)
Description: A day commemorated to show support for young people bullied because of their sexual orientation


Name: Other vertebrate kidneys (animal organ subtypes)
Description: The kidney of other vertebrates


Name: Carolingian dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The empire of the Franks came to be ruled by the Carolingian dynasty during the 8th century


Name: Lower rank seals or seals for lower ranking officials (Artifact)
Description: The seals issued to lower ranking officials in the past


Name: Tapas (Food)
Description: A type of Spanish cuisine


Name: other purples (Color)
Description: French purple was more durable and stable compared to other existing purples


Name: German and Italian ancestry Colombians (Ethnic group)
Description: In some areas there is a considerable input of German and Italian ancestry


Name: The Inn valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A valley in the Alps carved by glaciers


Name: Gastric Acid Secretion (Biological Process)
Description: Process produced by the lining of the stomach


Name: Serbian Government (Government)
Description: The Serbian government during the time period mentioned in the text.


Name: Completely crystallized rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Result of granite's cooling process


Name: Threats to black corals (Event)
Description: Issues such as coral bleaching, rising sea temperatures, changing underwater currents, and changing salinity and pH


Name: Pillars of Hercules (geographical feature)
Description: The two pillars that mark the end of ancient world in Mediterranean


Name: Stones in the D–Z color range (Diamond)
Description: Diamonds within the D-Z color range


Name: Idea of Vitalism (Philosophy)
Description: The discredited theory that attributes a special force to life that alone could create organic substances


Name: Extended Real Number System (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The real numbers along with two special values, positive and negative infinity


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


Name: Tenochtitlan (city-state)
Description: The dominant power of the Aztec Triple Alliance or Aztec Empire.


Name: Art (Concept)
Description: A concept referring to the products of human creativity and imagination, often valued for their beauty or emotional power.


Name: Soddyite (mineral)
Description: A mineral of uranium with yellow crystals


Name: Tolerances (in metric system) (Standard)
Description: A measure of the permissible deviation from a specified dimension or condition in metric system


Name: Archbishop with the title of Metropolitan of Sirmium to 'the seat of Saint Andronicus' (Role)
Description: Title and position given to Methodius by Pope Hadrian II


Name: 60 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Significant Musicians (Classification)
Description: Musicians who had significant impact on music


Name: extensive cleaning methods (procedure for nanodiamond purification)
Description: Used to remove impurities from the mixture of nanodiamond particles and other graphitic carbon forms


Name: Chiastolite_cross (Shape)
Description: The distinctive cross-shaped pattern in chiastolite.


Name: Cells (in humans) (Biological Structure (Specifically human))
Description: A specific type of cell that can be affected by hydroxyl radicals


Name: Tahiti (location)
Description: An island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean


Name: Downtown Kansas City (Location)
Description: The central business district of Kansas City, Missouri


Name: 514 nm argon lasers (Laser)
Description: A type of laser used for various applications.


Name: StorageAndShippingMethod (Procedure)
Description: The method used for storing and shipping sodium


Name: James Dwight Dana (Scientist)
Description: The scientist who discovered Beryllonite


Name: Geology (Scientific Field)
Description: Study of the solid Earth, the rocks of which it is composed, and the processes by which they change over time


Name: Tokyo (Location)
Description: City where Haneda Airport is situated


Name: Albany and the United States (Geopolitical_Entity)
Description: The capital of the state of New York and the United States


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: The country where the La Tène culture developed


Name: 108 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Novaya Zemlya (Island)
Description: -


Name: brush (Tool)
Description: A painting tool used to apply ink


Name: [2001-2009] to [2013] (Time Period)
Description: From around 45% in 2001–2009 to around 38% in value terms and even less by volume in 2013


Name: Nanoparticles (ChemicalEntity)
Description: Particles with size ranging from 1 to 100 nanometers.


Name: Stippling (Technique)
Description: A technique used in engraving consisting of patterns of dots.


Name: strategy (Plan or course of action)
Description: A method or series of moves to achieve a specific goal


Name: Cylinder seals (Art form)
Description: Both artistic and practical, widely used by the middle class in the Ancient Near East


Name: The usage of 'the Americas' (Usage)
Description: As the totality of North and South America


Name: Late Bronze Age (time period)
Description: A period in history approximately dating from 2000 BCE to 1200 BCE


Name: Almandine (Gemstone)
Description: A deep red transparent gemstone, chemically an iron-aluminium garnet


Name: Lithium (Mineral)
Description: The mineral lithium


Name: Mount Pentelicus (Location)
Description: A mountain range near Athens, Greece.


Name: Japanese Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: A cuisine that offers a vast array of regional specialties in Japan.


Name: German (Language)
Description: The origin of the word zinc, supposedly meaning 'tooth-like, pointed or jagged'.


Name: Air (Atmosphere)
Description: The layer of gases surrounding the Earth that is retained by Earth's gravity.


Name: Use of Lithium to treat mania (MedicalTreatment)
Description: The use of lithium for managing symptoms associated with manic episodes


Name: Yuan dynasty mural paintings (artwork)
Description: paintings from the Yuan dynasty


Name: Light-scattering methods, X-rays, or neutron scattering (Characterization method)
Description: Methods used to determine particle size


Name: Livy (Person)
Description: The Roman historian who recorded this information about the Etruscan League


Name: Now equal to the world average (QuantityComparison)
Description: The status of per capita incomes in China compared to the world average.


Name: Royal College of Art (art school)
Description: One of the major schools of art in the UK


Name: Calcite (Carbonate mineral)
Description: A calcium carbonate mineral with the formula CaCO3


Name: Tarchon and Tyrrhenus (Person)
Description: Legendary figures who founded the Etruscan League


Name: England (Country)
Description: A nation consisting of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, with the North Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Irish Sea to the northwest, the Celtic Sea to the southwest, the North Sea to the east, and the English Channel to the south


Name: Djémila and Timgad, both Roman ruins (Landmark)
Description: Two sets of Roman ruins in Algeria, UNESCO World Heritage Sites


Name: substantial traffic (transportation)
Description: Referring to the large amount of vehicles moving in and out of Westchester County.


Name: Spindle Cutter (Engraving process)
Description: An engraving process similar to Diamond Drag, where the engraving head is shaped in a flat V shape and uses an electronic spindle to create a bolder impression.


Name: Calculated density (Physical property)
Description: 3.737 (calculated)


Name: 12:00 and 6:00 (Positions on watch dial)
Description: Typically has the pendant located at 12:00 and the sub-second dial located at 6:00.


Name: produce elements heavier than beryllium (Process)
Description: The process that star-created carbon is used for


Name: Caves (Geographical_feature)
Description: A large hollow place in the ground under a mountain or hillside, opened to the surface at one end and sometimes with a stream flowing out of it


Name: Quinacridone (Synthetic Organic Pigment)
Description: A family of purple and violet pigments synthesized in the 1950s.


Name: Jules Lellouche (Person)
Description: A French artist who was part of the founding members of the School of Tunis.


Name: Baccio Bandinelli's work (Sculpture)
Description: Work commissioned to fill other places in the Piazza della Signoria in Florence


Name: exterminate, expel, or enslave most or all West and East Slavs (event)
Description: Goal to eliminate, displace, or subjugate most or all West and East Slavs from their native lands


Name: 12% of Italy's coastline protected (Coastal Protection Percentage)
Description: Refers to the percentage of Italy's coastline that is protected


Name: St. Peter's Basilica (Architectural work)
Description: A large church built in the Vatican


Name: Japanese Noble People (Social Class)
Description: Nobility in Japan after 750 AD


Name: third-longest railway tracks in the world (Quantity)
Description: Approximately 87,000 km (54,100 mi) of common-used railway tracks.


Name: Lifeguards (People)
Description: Individuals responsible for supervising and rescuing people in water environments


Name: Liesbeth den Besten (Art Historian)
Description: Identified six different terms to name art jewelry


Name: Education Statistics (social)
Description: the education statistics of the county's population


Name: Norway's 2017 GDP (Economic Measure)
Description: -


Name: changes_in_the_price_level, inflation, and profitability (Economy)
Description: What producer price index is a measure of


Name: Art Forgeries (Legal Issue)
Description: Illegal duplication or falsification of works of art.


Name: Decline in the fortunes of the Genoese banks and the Spanish Empire (Historical event)
Description: The decline of Genoese banks and the Spanish Empire led to the depreciation of Genoese lira


Name: TransitionMetal (ClassificationOfSubstance)
Description: A type of metal characterized by having partially filled d-orbitals.


Name: Script (Written Language)
Description: Script that is contained within the seal engraving.


Name: European commentators (Group of People)
Description: Commentators from Europe during the 16th century and beyond


Name: appropriate flint glass (glass type)
Description: To give very high performance in telescope objective lenses, as well as microscope objectives, and camera telephoto lenses


Name: Radioisotopes (nuclear isotope)
Description: Isotopes that undergo radioactive decay


Name: Irregular Sea Urchin (Species)
Description: The sea cucumber shares the subphylum Echinozoa with the irregular sea urchins


Name: Base (Dimension)
Description: 69.5 by 30.9 metres (228 by 101 ft)


Name: Permanently Shadowed Craters (Geological Feature)
Description: Crater on Ceres's surface where sunlight never reaches


Name: Manufacturing process (Manufacturing process)
Description: A specific method or technique used to produce goods within a given industry.


Name: Karlovo (City)
Description: A city in central Bulgaria


Name: Llorenç Galmés (politician)
Description: Current president of the Insular Council of Mallorca


Name: Association football (sport)
Description: The most popular sport


Name: Harmony and Rhythm (Concept)
Description: A concept mentioned by Aristotle, which is considered a natural gift that developed into special aptitudes for art.


Name: Number of Housing Units Occupied (Statistic)
Description: The number of occupied housing units in Cresciano


Name: Most U.S. airports (Transportation Facility)
Description: Airports in the U.S.


Name: introduced diseases (biological entity)
Description: diseases brought to New Zealand by Europeans


Name: Kavala Prefecture (Administrative division)
Description: As part of the 2011 Kallikratis government reform


Name: Royal College of Art (Art Institution)
Description: Institution where Elizabeth Fritsch emerged as an outstanding ceramicist


Name: Port (Infrastructure)
Description: Facility for loading and unloading ships


Name: Ancient Gaul (Geographical Region)
Description: The region that Francia replaced


Name: RYB colour model (traditional colour theory) (Colour Model)
Description: A traditional colour theory.


Name: British video game industry (Industry)
Description: The sector involved in the production and distribution of video games within the UK


Name: market for Japanese exports and a major source of Japanese imports (Economic Role)
Description: For Japan


Name: Unique and valuable perspective on human society, culture, and identity (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Middle Paleolithic Flake tool techniques (archaeological_tool)
Description: a type of tools used during the Middle Paleolithic period


Name: Assembly of North Macedonia (Political Entity)
Description: The parliament of North Macedonia


Name: Grossulariaceae (Family)
Description: The family to which Ribes uva-crispa belongs.


Name: Colonization (Historical event)
Description: The process of one group establishing political and economic control over another, often leading to cultural changes


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The country where the Government de España holds its authority


Name: Hasan Akhund (Person)
Description: Acting prime minister of the Taliban government


Name: Outstanding Italian architects (Profession)
Description: Distinguished professionals in the field of architecture


Name: Past Steel Facilities (Location)
Description: Facilities where steel was cast into ingots


Name: Normal Printers (machine)
Description: A machine used to produce text or images on paper.


Name: Diagenesis (Geological process)
Description: A natural process by which sediment is altered and consolidated into rock


Name: U.S. Economy (Economy)
Description: The national economy of the United States


Name: Berber revolt (Event)
Description: Major Berber uprising in north Africa in 740–741


Name: Pearl of Puerto (Pearl)
Description: The largest known pearl (also from a giant clam)


Name: Gold coins (Type of currency)
Description: Coins made of gold, intended for collectors or investors in precious metals


Name: Greeks under Agathocles (Military Force)
Description: Greeks led by Agathocles


Name: Design for Use in Extreme Environments (Environmental Property)
Description: The ability to function in harsh or unusual conditions


Name: Most of the territory of Great Moravia (Geographical area)
Description: Most of the territory was Christianized until the mid-9th century


Name: Castilian (Language)
Description: Romance variety preferred in Toledo and became standard language


Name: Suriname (Country)
Description: A former Dutch colony on the northeastern coast of South America.


Name: Energy transition to electricity (Process)
Description: The shift from non-electric power sources to electricity as the primary energy source


Name: doubly magic isotopes (Isotope property)
Description: Refers to the fact that Calcium has two primordial doubly magic isotopes.


Name: Verd antique (Material)
Description: A type of green marble used in ancient architecture


Name: Mercur Mining District, Utah (Geographical Location)
Description: A mining district in Utah


Name: First identified Bediasite (Bediasite)
Description: The first identified Bediasite was brought to the University of Texas at Austin in 1936.


Name: Tiznit, Morocco (geographical location)
Description: Important marketplace where the Jewish Berbers resided


Name: Numidian kings, Roman Empire, Principate (Political Entity)
Description: The owners of the quarries and Giallo antico resources over different periods


Name: Odin (Deity)
Description: The king of the Nordic pantheon in Norse mythology


Name: Buddhist Traditions (Religious Tradition)
Description: Different branches of Buddhism


Name: Earth (Location)
Description: The place where the Gooseberry grows naturally.


Name: Mesosiderites (subtype of stony-iron meteorite)
Description: the other major type of stony-iron meteorites


Name: nanoparticles (Physical Entity)
Description: Scientific research focuses heavily on the study of nanoparticles


Name: U.S. EPA rules (Legislation)
Description: Environmental Protection Agency regulations in the United States


Name: Peter Breughel (Artist)
Description: A famous 16th-century Flemish painter


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


Name: Rajasthani painting (Art style)
Description: Style of painting that evolved and flourished in this region


Name: Office desk drawers, anteroom (genkan) of a residence (Location)
Description: Locations where Mitome-in are usually kept


Name: Persons granted citizenship in 2008 (Group)
Description: Individuals who were naturalized as French citizens in that year


Name: Fluorine Substitution (Chemical Modification)
Description: Robust modification with effects analogous to fluorinated pharmaceuticals


Name: Statement (concept)
Description: The act of making a clear and definite declaration


Name: Jellyfish, flatworms, nematodes, and earthworms (soft-bodied organisms)
Description: Examples of soft-bodied animals with hydrostatic skeletons


Name: Lower Mantle (Geological Layer)
Description: The lower layer of Earth's mantle, located between about 670 and 2,700 km depth


Name: Prime Minister (political position)
Description: The President appoints the Prime Minister.


Name: Zurich (City)
Description: The capital of the canton of Zurich with high population density


Name: lab-grown diamonds (Type of diamond)
Description: Diamonds produced in a lab rather than mined from the Earth


Name: Bronkhorst (Person)
Description: A scholar of Buddhist studies


Name: Oven (Soldering Equipment)
Description: Equipment where multiple assemblies are soldered together


Name: elegance (Concept)
Description: The quality of being stylish, fashionable, or refined.


Name: Die Balearen (book series)
Description: Comprehensive collection of books about the Balearic Islands by Archduke Ludwig Salvator


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


Name: Slave Holders (People Group)
Description: Early settlers who brought enslaved African Americans as agricultural laborers


Name: Royal Shaft Graves next to the Acropolis of Mycenae (Archeological Site)
Description: An archeological site in Greece


Name: Almohads (dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty originating from modern-day Morocco


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


Name: Liquid Sodium (State of Matter)
Description: Liquid form of the chemical element Sodium


Name: Grand Duchy of Moscow (Political Entity)
Description: A historical state that eventually became the nucleus of modern Russia.


Name: Native Americans (Racial and ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous peoples of the Americas in the United States.


Name: Animism (Religion or belief system)
Description: A worldview in which sacred powers are thought to be present in animals, plants, and objects


Name: Confectionery or wax (Material)
Description: The materials from which ephemeral table decorations were made in the past


Name: Seal of the People's Government of the People's Republic of China (Artifact)
Description: A square bronze seal used in China, with a size of 9 centimeters


Name: the 11th Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled ancient Egypt


Name: Size (Geographical Feature)
Description: The geographical characteristics of Spain, including its size and population.


Name: House of Mojmir (Dynasty)
Description: Svatopluk I was the only ruler who was succeeded by his son


Name: Dowse High School (Educational institution)
Description: A high school in the United States


Name: Frederick the Great of Prussia (owner)
Description: Built the Antique Temple in the park of the Sanssouci Palace to house his collections


Name: Decoration (Artistic Concept)
Description: For decorative purposes in architecture


Name: Organic Matter (Geological Material)
Description: Typically makes up around 0.2% of a limestone


Name: Population growth rate (Rate)
Description: The annual increase rate of New Zealand's population in the seven years ended June 2020


Name: Kashmir sapphire (Gem)
Description: A specific type of sapphire originating from the Paddar Valley of Kashmir, India


Name: Differentiation of Volcanic Rocks (Geological Process)
Description: Process that increases the silica content in volcanic rocks


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


Name: [Carloman] (Person)
Description: East Frankish king who appointed two Frankish lords, William and Engelschalk, to administer it.


Name: European market (in unspecified time) (Market)
Description: The European market


Name: Pliny the Elder (Roman Naturalist)
Description: A Roman author, naturalist, and military man.


Name: Forces loyal to Abd ar-Rahman (Group)
Description: A group of soldiers loyal to Abd ar-Rahman


Name: Waste of automobile airbag propellants (Hazardous Waste)
Description: Waste generated from the disposal of automobile airbag propellants


Name: P63mc (Hermann–Mauguin symbol)
Description: A Hermann-Mauguin symbol associated with the wurtzite crystal structure.


Name: Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) (Organization)
Description: An international organization of open-source geospatial software projects


Name: Rural flight (Social issue)
Description: A perennial political issue throughout most of the 20th century


Name: Potassium Intake and Excretion (Nutritional Behavior)
Description: The amount of potassium consumed and expelled from the body


Name: diamond-producing countries to provide proof (Activity)
Description: action required by diamond-producing countries in the Kimberley Process


Name: G20, the OSCE, and the APEC. (Organization)
Description: International organizations that Russia is a member.


Name: Koryo or Koma (Geographical region)
Description: An alternate name for the kingdom of Goguryeo in Mizukagami


Name: Trade in Fraternal Jewels and Medals (Commercial Activity)
Description: The buying and selling of fraternal jewels and medals.


Name: Other locations in Westchester County like Ossining, Hastings, and Thornwood (Area)
Description: Areas within Westchester County, New York


Name: Aztec religion (Religion)
Description: The religion of the Aztecs, in which human sacrifice has been a controversial topic.


Name: a land of fashion and design, with a rich tradition of luxury goods and cutting-edge design that makes it a global leader in style and aesthetics (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of fashion and design, with a rich tradition of luxury goods and cutting-edge design that makes it a global leader in style and aesthetics


Name: Kosovo (Region)
Description: Neighboring region to the northwest


Name: Greek Cross and Latin Cross (Symbol)
Description: Crosses with intersecting beams, used in Christian art towards the end of Late Antiquity


Name: Hyperfine silicon (Material)
Description: A high purity form of silicon, used in transistor production


Name: High Pressure Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process that occurs at great depth in the crust


Name: Richard Wollheim (Philosopher)
Description: British philosopher, psychoanalyst, and art historian


Name: Penitence (Emotion or Feeling)
Description: A feeling of regret or self-reproach for sin and a desire to make amends


Name: Andalusia (geographical location)
Description: A region in Spain with many unique ecosystems


Name: Parishes (Religious Division)
Description: A division of a church or religious organization, typically geographically defined


Name: modern Turkey (Geographical location)
Description: Origin of the sculpture


Name: 25% of the state budget and 18% of federal taxes and municipal taxes (Finance)
Description: For education


Name: Classical Greeks (group)
Description: Ancient Greek people who lived during the Classical period.


Name: Handball tournament at Mediterranean Games 2013 (Sports Competition Result)
Description: The gold medal won by Tunisia's national handball team in the handball tournament held at the Mediterranean Games 2013


Name: Officers in military and naval services (Job Role)
Description: High-ranking members of the military or navy.


Name: Charles de Gaulle (person)
Description: Charles de Gaulle, a French statesman and soldier who served as the President of France from 1959 to 1969.


Name: The beginning of the 17th century (Historical Period)
Description: The time period starting from the beginning of the 17th century when France began having colonial possessions.


Name: Pomegranate eggplant relish (Recipe)
Description: A traditional dish from an unspecified location


Name: Kopaonik (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in Serbia


Name: New South Wales (Geographical_area)
Description: Represents Queensland being carved from New South Wales.


Name: Milled asphalt, fill dirt (Materials)
Description: Examples of reused C&D waste


Name: World War I (War)
Description: The global war fought from 1914 to 1918


Name: Ruby (Gem)
Description: The real ruby gemstone


Name: Diamond-grade sharpening wheel (Tool)
Description: Used for sharpening harder carbide and steel gravers.


Name: ice cubes for chilling alcoholic beverages (Action/Item)
Description: Alternative use of soapstone


Name: religiously important events (event)
Description: The summer and winter solstices or other religiously important events


Name: Kabyle people (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic group primarily inhabiting the Kabylie region in Algeria.


Name: Swords (Item)
Description: A cutting weapon with a long blade and hilt, used historically for fighting.


Name: Iron Age (Historical Period)
Description: A period in history characterized by the prevalent use of iron tools and weapons


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: An element that is a colorless, odorless gas essential for life


Name: ātman (self) (Hindu belief)
Description: The belief in the existence of self in Hinduism


Name: 1.42 children born per woman (Fertility Rate Quantity)
Description: The current total fertility rate in Russia


Name: International Organizations (Intergovernmental Organization)
Description: A group of nations that collaborate on issues of shared interest, such as the United Nations or World Trade Organization


Name: district council (Local Government)
Description: An administrative division in Northern Ireland elected by single transferable vote


Name: 2.5 million including first-wave reservists numbered at 300,000 as of 2022 (numeric_value)
Description: Maintain reservists with a strength of around 2.5 million


Name: Cementing (Geological process)
Description: The process by which sediments bond together into rock


Name: Great Basin Region (Geographical Location)
Description: A large, relatively dry, roughly basin-and-range topography in the western United States


Name: Athena Parthenos (438) (Artwork)
Description: A cult image of the Parthenon created by Phidias.


Name: Bratislava Castle (Castle)
Description: A stone two-story palace and a spacious three-nave basilica built in the mid-9th century


Name: Spännarhyttan's blast furnace (Building)
Description: A blast furnace plant in Norberg


Name: Acquiring confidence or faith in the Buddha's teachings (Buddhist Attitudes)
Description: The first step on the path according to various suttas


Name: 25.1% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Catholics in Germany's population


Name: Brush structures (Building structure)
Description: Structures built entirely from plant parts, used in primitive cultures.


Name: Lignite Briquettes (Product)
Description: Presses lignite into briquettes for home heating.


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


Name: Prince-Bishopric of Liège (Historical Region)
Description: A large semi-independent enclave in modern Belgium


Name: Canton Ticino (Geographical Area)
Description: An administrative division of Switzerland


Name: Modern museum (Institution)
Description: A museum established after the 19th century.


Name: The Southern Ocean (Natural environment)
Description: A major ocean region surrounding Antarctica


Name: Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the Midwest region


Name: Emerald (Mineral)
Description: A precious stone of the beryl family, characterized by a rich green color.


Name: Sir Edmund Hillary (Person)
Description: Notable New Zealander and mountaineer


Name: 1930 (Year)
Description: The year when the quarrying of Tuckahoe marble ceased


Name: Grease Belts (Mechanical System)
Description: Belt systems used to separate minerals, including diamonds, based on their tendency to stick to grease


Name: Taliban (Group)
Description: A militia and movement of students who emerged in September 1994 and took control of Kandahar city.


Name: Every period since Middle Ordovician (Geological time span)
Description: A time span covering periods from the Middle Ordovician to present


Name: Thessaly (region)
Description: Region in Greece


Name: Plato (philosopher)
Description: Athenian philosopher-statesman, a central figure in Western philosophy


Name: Life-long learning, up-skilling, the knowledge wave, modern apprenticeships (education concepts)
Description: Different concepts related to adult education and continuous learning


Name: Republic of North Macedonia (Country)
Description: The current official name of North Macedonia


Name: Gold, Silver, or Silver-gilt base metal (metal)
Description: Material used to make cap hooks.


Name: Abundance (Concept)
Description: A plentiful amount of something considered valuable or beneficial.


Name: mineraloid (concept in mineralogy)
Description: solid substances without a definite crystalline structure


Name: Vlado Chernozemski (Person)
Description: IMRO member who assassinated Alexander I of Yugoslavia


Name: Luigi Galvani (Person)
Description: An Italian doctor who discovered the effect of electric current on muscle in 1780


Name: Mirror (Electromagnetic Phenomenon)
Description: A surface that reflects electromagnetic radiation of any wavelength.


Name: Ancient Greece (Historical Region)
Description: The area comprising ancient Greek-speaking peoples


Name: Literary Freedom (Concept)
Description: Freedom in literature in Ukraine


Name: Catha (Deity)
Description: A deity of indigenous nature in Etruscan pantheon, representing the sun.


Name: Spanish rule in Colombia (Historical Period)
Description: The period during which Colombia was under Spanish rule


Name: Creation of Victims' Unit (UV) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Etruscan society (Culture)
Description: The historical Etruscan state system


Name: Cave paintings (Art Form)
Description: Paintings found on cave walls and ceilings, such as those in the Chauvet and Lascaux caves


Name: Chinese people in southwestern Taiwan (PeopleGroup)
Description: Chinese people who lived or stayed temporarily in southwestern Taiwan.


Name: Pair of battery-powered thermistors mounted in a fine copper tip (Component)
Description: An electronic thermal probe consists of a pair of battery-powered thermistors and a fine copper tip


Name: Archean Eon (Geological Period)
Description: Age of the Agate minerals' host rocks.


Name: Christian Belief (Religion)
Description: Belief in Jesus Christ as God's son and the savior


Name: US State Department (Governmental Organization)
Description: The United States government department responsible for foreign policy and international relations.


Name: First in Tankers and Dry Bulk Carriers (Maritime Ranking)
Description: Global Leadership


Name: France (Country)
Description: Birthplace of Blaise Pascal


Name: Snow leopards, Siberian tigers, brown bears, Marco Polo sheep, Foxes, wolves, otters, deer, lynx, and other big cats (Wildlife species)
Description: Various mammal species that exist throughout Afghanistan


Name: Wallonia (region) (Geographical Area)
Description: One of the three Regions of Belgium, located in the south and dominated by the French-speaking population


Name: University of Constantinople (Educational Institution)
Description: The first university in Europe and one of the oldest universities in the world.


Name: Production of Strong Oxidants (Process)
Description: The production of substances that readily gain electrons (oxidizing agents).


Name: Lasers and special optics for UV and infrared (Optical devices)
Description: Devices used for various purposes, including lasing and specialized optics


Name: Alloy Steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel containing varying amounts of carbon and other metals.


Name: Gembloux (city)
Description: The city that Golzinne is near.


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: The country in question


Name: Europe and America (Region)
Description: A continent and a continent connected to it by the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Art (Cultural Concept)
Description: A human-made visual or auditory object, such as a painting, literary work, film, song, or architectural building.


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


Name: hard rock (Geological formation)
Description: Historical extraction source for lithium - hard rock


Name: Tableware in precious metal (Object)
Description: Expensive tableware made from precious metals such as gold and silver.


Name: Armed Uprising (Event)
Description: An armed uprising that occurred while Gbagbo was in Italy


Name: climate change (Environmental issue)
Description: Global warming and long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns


Name: Jewellery Market (Economy)
Description: Market where Middle East will remain constant


Name: a number of social problems (Social Issue)
Description: -


Name: Crystals (Solid)
Description: Solids with repeating patterns of atoms or molecules


Name: National News Agency of Ukraine, Ukrinform (News Agency)
Description: The national news agency founded in Kyiv in 1918


Name: Dark yellow-skirt (Artifact)
Description: An archeological example from the late Warring States period


Name: Ka of 10−5 (Physical Property)
Description: Constant associated with the acidity of the compound


Name: The current estimated number of Slavs worldwide (quantitative measure)
Description: Currently estimated population count of the Slavic ethnicity


Name: The appearance of key minerals in rocks (Geological phenomenon)
Description: Under specific range of temperature and pressure during a metamorphic event


Name: 1998 Goodwill Games (Sports Event)
Description: An international multi-sport event promoting friendship, understanding and unity through sports


Name: photocatalysis (Chemical Process)
Description: The use of light to accelerate chemical reactions


Name: Light (physical property)
Description: The source of the color sensation.


Name: Plagioclase and Alkali Feldspars (Subgroups of Feldspar)
Description: The two major subgroups of Feldspars.


Name: Large Corporations (Businesses)
Description: Companies with significant economic power and influence


Name: Saint John (Person)
Description: Freemasons celebrate this feast day dating back to the 18th century


Name: Torre del Greco fishermen (Occupation)
Description: Fishermen of Torre del Greco


Name: Eulytine (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with catchy and spectacular appearance, known for its transparent or translucent crystals which can be red-brown, green, or colorless.


Name: slightly more relaxed in the wake of World War II (Time)
Description: A period of time slightly more relaxed security measures, following World War II


Name: Copper compounds (Compound)
Description: Various chemical combinations of copper with other elements


Name: Southern and Eastern oblasts (political division)
Description: Political divisions in southern and eastern Ukraine


Name: United Kingdom (country)
Description: The country to which Norway gives a Christmas tree every December as thanks for British assistance during the war.


Name: Hanko (Japanese seal for personal use)
Description: A stamp used to authenticate documents or mark belongings in Japan.


Name: Precambrian beds (Geological epoch)
Description: The oldest part of the geologic time scale, covering all time before the Cambrian period (541 million years ago)


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: A European country known for its dense network of libraries.


Name: Onsernone Vicinanza (Political Division)
Description: The political division that Vergeletto belonged to during the Middle Ages


Name: Seafaring, shipbuilding, log driving, timber trade (Activities)
Description: Drammen is favorable for seafaring, shipbuilding, log driving, and timber trade


Name: the Later Neolithic of Poland (from the most probable local source Jordanów) (location)
Description: Location where nephrite artifacts were found during the Later Neolithic period in Poland


Name: Arable Crops Production (Production Sector)
Description: One-third to arable crops


Name: rebellion during the rebellion by Scottish and Irish forces in 1798 (event)
Description: Rebellion that occurred in Larne during the rebellion of 1798, led by Scottish and Irish forces


Name: United States policy on Taiwan (Policy)
Description: The foreign policy of the United States towards Taiwan


Name: Raška (Region)
Description: The region where the Kopaonik mountain massif belongs to


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


Name: 2.37% (Quantity)
Description: The current annual percentage increase in the population of Afghanistan.


Name: infrared detection (Sensing Technology)
Description: The detection of infrared radiation


Name: Calcite and halite (Minerals)
Description: Other minerals associated with gypsum as it forms


Name: Public Holiday Law (Law)
Description: The law that outlines the regulation of public holidays in Japan.


Name: bands of color in onyx and other varieties (color_band)
Description: -


Name: Highway 1 (Ring Road) (Road)
Description: One of the most important roads for domestic and international trade in Afghanistan


Name: Many Italian companies (group of businesses)
Description: Companies based in Italy


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign country located on the islands of Great Britain and Northern Ireland


Name: Developing Countries (region)
Description: Regions that often face challenges such as inadequate safety measures, low wages, and poor working conditions.


Name: colossal guardian figures of the human-headed lamassu (Sculpture Type)
Description: A specific type of sculptures produced by the Assyrians, characterized by colossal guardian figures with a human head and the body of an animal


Name: Painting (Art)
Description: A painting by Thomas Gainsborough


Name: Personal Taste (Color Preference)
Description: Individual preferences regarding the color and saturation of blue sapphires


Name: UK Parliament (Legislative Body)
Description: The supreme legislative body of the United Kingdom


Name: Physical Products (Product)
Description: Tangible goods that can be perceived by touch or sight.


Name: European usage (Usage)
Description: Terminology for gneiss in Europe.


Name: Smelter grade alumina (SGA) (Aluminium byproduct)
Description: The majority portion of aluminum oxide, used for the production of aluminum.


Name: Amulets and Occult Charms (Artifact)
Description: Wide variety of magical charms used in Thailand


Name: Clothing and footwear manufacturing (Manufacturing industry)
Description: A sector of the industrial economy in Tunisia


Name: Cornish Tin-mining Districts (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in Cornwall, England where rocks of this group can be found


Name: Garb (Heraldic term)
Description: The name for a wheat sheaf in heraldry


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


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The outer layer of the Earth


Name: Transition to Democracy (Historical Event)
Description: The change from martial law rule to a multiparty democracy


Name: Poseidon (Mythological_figure)
Description: Sea god who is said to have first laid eyes on his future wife Amphitrite on Naxos


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country where freshwater pearl farming is significant


Name: Templo Mayor (archaeological site)
Description: A significant archaeological site in Tenochtitlán, the Aztec capital


Name: Philippe Gilbert (Athlete)
Description: Belgian cyclist


Name: Margiana (Ancient region)
Description: An ancient region corresponding to modern-day southeastern Turkmenistan and southern Uzbekistan.


Name: Growth of diamond (Process)
Description: The method by which a diamond is formed or synthesized


Name: CFP franc (Currency)
Description: French Pacific franc


Name: artificial hill (Geographical Feature)
Description: A hill artificially created


Name: Rome (City)
Description: Ancient city and capital of Italy


Name: Wheat, Barley, Millet, Other Cereals, Cattle, Pigs, Sheep, Horses (Plants & Animals)
Description: Various agricultural products and animals raised by the locals.


Name: Coordinates (47°N 2°E) (Geographical location)
Description: The geographical coordinates of France.


Name: Manganism (Disorder)
Description: A biphasic disorder characterized by symptoms resembling Parkinson's disease.


Name: Octahedra and Tetrahedra (Compound of Polyhedra)
Description: The combination of octahedra and tetrahedra in a specific arrangement.


Name: Certain filters (Scientific Tool)
Description: Filters designed to block larger particles


Name: Mine Series (Geological System)
Description: A Schist-Dolomite System within the Roan System


Name: Classical Chinese poetry (Literature)
Description: The development of classical Chinese poetry to its greatest extent


Name: Hydrothermal synthesis, ion bombardment, laser heating, microwave plasma chemical vapor deposition techniques, ultrasound synthesis, electrochemical synthesis (nanodiamond production method)
Description: Other methods of nanodiamond production


Name: Trade, custom, religion, and language (Concept)
Description: Factors linked to the Mexica state and the Triple Alliance.


Name: Pančić's Peak (Peak)
Description: The highest point of the Kopaonik mountain range


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent consisting of the westernmost peninsula of Eurasia


Name: Peter Kropotkin (Philosopher)
Description: Most important theorist of anarcho-communism


Name: Crich Tramway Village (Village)
Description: A tram museum and visitor attraction in Derbyshire, England


Name: Table Cut (Diamond Cutting Technique)
Description: A cut that involved polishing or grinding off the top of the octahedron, creating a table


Name: African Union (Organization)
Description: An organization consisting of 55 African states, one observer state (Morocco) and one observer organization (The Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic)


Name: boroughs of New York City (Administrative Division)
Description: The five major divisions of New York City


Name: Qipao (Clothing style (non-authentic Han))
Description: Popularly considered as the de facto traditional Han Chinese garb.


Name: Renewal (Process)
Description: The act or process of making something new and fresh again.


Name: Porcelain (Type of ceramic)
Description: A hard, translucent ceramic that is often white with a glassy appearance


Name: concept of oxidation of ore deposits (ScientificConcept)
Description: A scientific idea related to the oxidation of certain mineral deposits


Name: Labour Party (Political Party)
Description: British political party


Name: Hoggar region (Geographical location)
Description: Region of Algeria where many Tuareg people live.


Name: Cement (Material)
Description: A binder, a powdery substance that is created by heating limestone and clay in a kiln


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the belief in one God, founded among the ancient Hebrews.


Name: The entire region between the horizon and sun both in the morning and afternoon (Location)
Description: A region defined by the horizon and the position of the sun.


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: The festival is celebrated in this country


Name: Spade money area (Area)
Description: A region in the Zhou period, characterized by spade-shaped coins


Name: Lutetium Aluminium Garnet (LuAG) (Inorganic Compound)
Description: Inorganic compound with a unique crystal structure


Name: elastic modulus of spherical polymer nanoparticles (Physical property)
Description: A measure of the stiffness of a material


Name: CIS, the EAEU, the CSTO, the SCO, and BRICS. (Organization)
Description: International organizations where Russia plays a significant role.


Name: Lagerstätten (geological formation)
Description: Geological formations with exceptional fossil preservation


Name: Fabergé (Company)
Description: Russian jewelry house


Name: subsumes another organism (biological process)
Description: process of subsuming another organism during bioimmuration


Name: Iraq (Country)
Description: Middle Eastern country


Name: FARC-EP and Colombian government (Organization)
Description: The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – People's Army (FARC-EP) and the Colombian government.


Name: Different Dynasties or Factions (political entity)
Description: Competing groups in the Mycenaean era


Name: Finest rose-pink pearls (Item)
Description: High-quality pink pearls found in the River Oykel


Name: 1750 BC (Year)
Description: A year in the Christian calendar


Name: Madonna di Campiglio (Ski_resort)
Description: a ski resort in the Italian Alps


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


Name: Morocco (country)
Description: a country in North Africa