Name: Hunsrück Slate (fossil localities) (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical area where most of the Hunsrück slate fossils are found


Name: Art (Creative Expression)
Description: The creative works produced by the people of Spain, including paintings, sculptures, architecture, music, and literature.


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


Name: Kolomyia Museum of Pysanka (Museum)
Description: The museum dedicated to Ukrainian Easter egg art, built in 2000 and nominated as the monument of modern Ukraine


Name: Tanzanian government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Tanzania.


Name: approximately 69 million tons (Amount of Recycled Waste)
Description: The amount of municipal waste recycled in a certain year


Name: Fine Arts (Art Form)
Description: The arts that produce objects with no practical use, whose only purpose is to be beautiful or stimulate the intellect


Name: {100} (Axis)
Description: A perpendicular axis with a hardness of 7 for kyanite.


Name: Kalahari Manganese Fields (Geographical Area)
Description: A region in southern Africa with significant manganese deposits


Name: Modern Handmade Jewelry (exhibition)
Description: Exhibition organized by the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1946.


Name: late 6th century (historical period)
Description: The late 6th century in the Common Era or AD


Name: the decision of the Provisional Government (decision)
Description: The decision to declare Russia as a democratic federal republic


Name: Near Eastern Palatial Civilizations (Ancient Culture)
Description: Religions of Near Eastern palatial civilizations, possibly influencing Minoan religion


Name: New York City's financial crisis in 1975 (Issue)
Description: City's financial problems leading to the creation of MAC


Name: Death and the Afterlife (Concept)
Description: Beliefs about death and what happens after it in Etruscan culture


Name: Early Renaissance Painters (Artist Group)
Description: Artists active during the early Renaissance, known for their contributions to the art world.


Name: Two-sided seal (seal type)
Description: The two-sided seal that it was treated in the same way


Name: Late 20th century (Time period)
Description: The time period when Multimedia Art emerged.


Name: 60,000 people daily (in Central Market of Tlatelolco) (Population)
Description: The central market of Tlatelolco was visited by 60,000 people daily.


Name: One great fleet of settlers (ethnic_group)
Description: A group of Polynesian settlers who set out from Hawaiki


Name: Indian subcontinent (Geographical region)
Description: Region where the art of lapidary was relatively well-developed by the early 1st millennium CE.


Name: Formula (Mathematical formula)
Description: A mathematical equation that relates the number of vertices, edges, and faces in a convex polyhedron


Name: chronic inequalities in the social structure caused by uneven distribution of land property in large estates (social_issue)
Description: A longstanding issue that led to instability and unrest in Andalusia's agrarian sector


Name: Ferromagnetism in pyrrhotite (Property)
Description: The ferromagnetic properties observed in pyrrhotite


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


Name: Sherman Creek Park (Swindler Cove) (City park)
Description: Park located in Inwood


Name: GT Advanced Technologies, Inc. (Company)
Description: Formerly a manufacturer of sapphire screens for smartphones


Name: sulfuric acid (chemical)
Description: Chemical that acid grade fluorite reacts with


Name: Middle English Religious Poem (Classification)
Description: A classification or category that Pearl belongs to.


Name: Chinese Civil War (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A conflict between the Communists and Nationalists in China, resumed after World War II


Name: Anti-wear additive in engine oil (Substance)
Description: A substance used to reduce wear and tear in metal parts of engine oil


Name: Old books of mineralogy (Book)
Description: Publication where the first figure of chiastolite appears.


Name: Rohutu-noʻanoʻa (Afterlife)
Description: The Tahitian paradise believed to exist after death.


Name: Oskar Kraus (Person)
Description: During the Austrian Anschluss to Nazi Germany in 1938


Name: Celtic-Gallic (Ethnic group)
Description: The main ethnic group of French people historically


Name: Ester (Material)
Description: An organic compound formed by the reaction of an alcohol with a carboxylic acid, in which the hydroxyl group (-OH) of the alcohol is replaced by the carboxyl group (-COO-) of the acid.


Name: - (-)
Description: The Berlin Zoo claims to have the most comprehensive collection of species in the world


Name: 11 April 2011 (Date)
Description: The date when Gbagbo was taken into custody.


Name: Eleventh Dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: The last dynasty before the Middle Kingdom in Ancient Egypt.


Name: Early Modern Period (Historical Period)
Description: A period encompassing the Scientific Revolution, the Age of Exploration, and the Protestant Reformation


Name: 1879 (Time)
Description: The year the Treaty of Gandamak was signed


Name: Ambition (Concept)
Description: According to contemporary surveys in Europe and the United States, purple is the color most often associated with ambition.


Name: Dragons-with-three-claws emblem (symbol)
Description: A mythical symbol of power and auspiciousness in Chinese culture


Name: Morava (river) (River)
Description: A river in Central Europe


Name: Population of Belgium (Quantity)
Description: Number of people living in Belgium


Name: Liangzhu culture (Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture that existed from 3400–2250 BC in China.


Name: Sámi Parliament (Building)
Description: Modern building in Norway designed by Stein Halvorson and Christian Sundby


Name: landscapes (subject)
Description: Subject matter of the paintings and photographs


Name: Darwin Glass strewn field (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The area is called a strewn field due to the scattered fragments of Darwin glass.


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


Name: Bears, wild boars, wolves, foxes, squirrels, chamois and deer (Species)
Description: Native to North Macedonia


Name: Symbolic Interactionism (Theory)
Description: Focus on active interaction highlights the fluid, shifting character of social rules


Name: Polish and Soviet troops and secret police (Group)
Description: Polish and Soviet military personnel and secret service agents guarded the mine


Name: The Nullarbor region of Western and South Australia (Region)
Description: Region where several dozen meteorites were found


Name: Renaissance (Time period)
Description: A period from the 14th to the 17th century, considered the cultural bridge between the Middle Ages and modernity.


Name: Emperor of the French Empire (1804–1814; 1815) (Political Position)
Description: The title Napoleon held from 1804 to 1814 and again in 1815.


Name: y = rθ, angular velocity formula (Equation)
Description: Physical equations involving radians.


Name: Enamel (Material)
Description: A vitreous pigmented coating on metalware.


Name: Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The constitution of the Republic of China, Taiwan


Name: Devonian and Carboniferous geological periods (GeologicalPeriod)
Description: Geological epochs during which the Killas strata were deposited


Name: Lugano Airport (Airport)
Description: The busiest airport in southeast Switzerland


Name: Mocha Stone (Gemstone Name)
Description: A name known for the gemstone.


Name: Traditional Vietnamese artists (occupation)
Description: Artists practicing traditional Vietnamese art


Name: Treaty of Paris (1783) (Treaty)
Description: A treaty that recognized American sovereignty and gained territory for the U.S.


Name: Massalia (present-day Marseille) (city)
Description: The colony founded by the Ionian Greeks in France.


Name: scissors, knife, hammer (Tools)
Description: Other hand tools.


Name: Logical Division (Classification Method)
Description: Divides a class into subclasses and forms a tree of classes


Name: Grenoble, France (Location)
Description: A city in southeastern France, host of the 1968 Winter Olympics.


Name: Steels (Material)
Description: Alloys consisting primarily of iron with carbon, and sometimes other elements


Name: Arendal Prison (Place)
Description: A former prison in Arendal, Norway


Name: HF (Compound)
Description: A compound that cannot be electrolyzed due to lack of conductivity


Name: Shell-based marbles (Group of minerals)
Description: A group that includes lumachella or 'fire marble'


Name: Andrew Abbott (Person)
Description: An author who constructed a sociological model of professions in his book The System of Professions.


Name: Han Chinese rites and clothing (rites and clothing)
Description: Rites and clothing of the Han Chinese


Name: Brussels-Capital Region (Region)
Description: One of the three regions of Belgium, officially bilingual (Dutch and French)


Name: Raetus (Leader Name)
Description: The leader of the Raetians


Name: Asteria (Classification)
Description: Star effects in a gemstone


Name: Coalport (Ceramic Manufacturer)
Description: A ceramics manufacturer based in England.


Name: sea level rise exacerbated by land subsidence (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Long-term manifestation of global warming


Name: Marble finishing methods (Process)
Description: Methods used to impart a glossy, more durable finish on marble


Name: Kabyles (Berber ethnic group)
Description: A Berber ethnic group from Kabylia, a historical autonomous region of northern Algeria.


Name: Authoritarianism and Socialism (Political Concept)
Description: The continuation of an increasingly socialist and authoritarian government under Boumédienne


Name: Montgomery Capitol (Building)
Description: The capitol building of the state of Alabama, located in Montgomery.


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


Name: Iron (Material)
Description: A ductile metal with a silvery-white appearance when freshly cut, but tarnishes to a reddish-gold or silver-gray color due to oxidation.


Name: Immigrants (Population Group)
Description: The world's third-largest, numbering over 11.6 million.


Name: Greek tephros, 'ash gray' (LanguageTerm)
Description: Name of Tephroite derived from Greek


Name: Bird Skeleton (Animal skeletal structure)
Description: Skeletal structure of birds adapted for flight with hollow and lightweight bones, optimized for physical stress associated with flight.


Name: Not Handed Down (Historical Pattern)
Description: A historical pattern of not passing Islamic jewelry down generations


Name: its birefringence (Property of Moissanite)
Description: -


Name: 7,200 people (Number)
Description: The number of Jews living in North Macedonia on the eve of World War II.


Name: Cookies (Food and Beverage)
Description: Containing a lot of butter and sugar


Name: Investigation of Former FARC Leaders (Action)
Description: The act of initiating an examination or study.


Name: Aromanian language (Language)
Description: The language closely related to Romanian spoken by the Aromanians in Greece


Name: Freshwater cultured pearls (Product)
Description: The product that is produced by cultivating freshwater pearls.


Name: Mary of Burgundy (person)
Description: Wife of Maximilian I


Name: Miquel Costa i Llobera (Poet)
Description: Mallorcan poet and playwright


Name: white marble (Geological material)
Description: A variety of marble, prized for its use in sculptures since classical times.


Name: Copper mining stocks (Financial Instrument)
Description: A way of investing in copper by buying shares of companies that mine the metal


Name: Brown Pebble (Geological Feature)
Description: An early stage of the pearl formation


Name: Administrative Law (Legal Field)
Description: A category of law in France that is completely separate from the ordinary courts


Name: Brazil's economy (Economy)
Description: The economy of Brazil


Name: Crocin (chemical compound)
Description: Red variety of carotenoid natural pigment responsible for the color of saffron


Name: 1.732a/4, a = 3.567 Å (or 0.3567 nm) (Numeric value)
Description: The formula and length representing the nearest neighbor distance in the diamond lattice


Name: 2023 (Time)
Description: Year 2023


Name: 2020 (Year)
Description: Year reference


Name: John the Evangelist (Person)
Description: Traditionally known as the author of the Gospel of John


Name: Renewable Energy Commercialisation (Industry)
Description: The process of making renewable energy technologies available for widespread use.


Name: The Cenozoic Era (Geological Era)
Description: The current era, characterized by the rise of mammals.


Name: Beryllium (Chemical element)
Description: A silvery-white alkaline earth metal


Name: Babies (Human)
Description: Newborn human beings


Name: Jadeite trade in Myanmar (Industry)
Description: The mining, distribution, and manufacture of jadeite in Myanmar


Name: U.S. (country)
Description: The United States


Name: Industrial Abrasives (Application)
Description: Synthetic diamonds are used as industrial abrasives in large quantities


Name: Copper(II) hydroxide (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound consisting of copper in the +2 oxidation state and hydroxide ions


Name: Four terrestrial ecoregions (Ecoregion)
Description: The four ecological regions present in Taiwan


Name: UN treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (International Agreement)
Description: Signed in 2018


Name: Hydro (Energy source)
Description: Power derived from moving water, either through the use of dams or turbines.


Name: Orgueil (Meteorite)
Description: A carbonaceous chondrite that fell in France in 1864.


Name: Craft Artists (Occupation)
Description: Artists who create handmade functional works of art


Name: Coyote (Carnivore)
Description: A canid species native to North America


Name: Great Tang or Zhong Tang (dynasty)
Description: the Great Tang or Zhong Tang is another name for the Tang dynasty


Name: Vedas (Religious Text)
Description: Hindu traditions hold the Vedas in high regard


Name: Zoroastrian religion (Religion)
Description: An ancient Persian religion


Name: Latitude (Measurement Unit)
Description: Angle on the Earth's surface measuring north-south location


Name: Bronze (Alloy)
Description: An alloy of copper and tin developed for edge-durability and stiffness


Name: underlying tundra (geographical_location)
Description: Cold, treeless region found in the high altitudes of the Alps


Name: Ornamental Stones (gemstone category)
Description: Gemstones that are not used as gemstones but for decorative purposes


Name: Various archaeological sites (Geographical Entity)
Description: Sites where iron smelting had not yet been developed


Name: Nawal El Moutawakel (Athlete)
Description: Moroccan athlete who won an Olympic gold medal in 1984


Name: Byzantine Eastern Romans (Historical Group)
Description: The Eastern Roman Empire during the Middle Ages


Name: King William IV of the United Kingdom (Person)
Description: King at that time


Name: Southern Australia (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in Australia where most Australites are found.


Name: Ceres (dwarf planet) (Astrobody)
Description: A dwarf planet located in the asteroid belt


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: To produce an alloy that can be marketed as 24-karat gold.


Name: Gothic kingdom of Oium (historical entity)
Description: A Gothic kingdom that existed in southern Russia during the 3rd to 4th centuries CE


Name: Burgundians (Historical Group)
Description: A group of people who controlled Burgundy and its neighboring regions


Name: Mountains around Oppdal (Place)
Description: The location of game traps found in Oppdal


Name: Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Valencia, and Granada (City)
Description: Five of the many vibrant cities found in Spain.


Name: East Eifel (Geographical Region)
Description: A region between villages of Ettringen and Kottenheim and the town of Mayen.


Name: 'Noble Savages' (Concept)
Description: An image used to depict indigenous peoples in the 19th century


Name: The Enigma (Diamond)
Description: The largest cut black diamond in the world


Name: Greeks (ethnic group)
Description: Ancient Greek people


Name: Public holidays (Holidays)
Description: Days of celebration and commemoration in Italy


Name: master piece of work to a guild for evaluation (evaluation_process)
Description: The process through which a journeyman can become a master.


Name: Medici Bank (Financial Institution)
Description: A powerful banking and trading company based in Florence, Italy


Name: The Kimberley Process (Organization)
Description: An international organization focused on preventing the trade of conflict diamonds


Name: Individual Cantonal Constitutions (Legal Document)
Description: Constitutions specific to each canton


Name: Branko Pomorisac (Person)
Description: Director of the National Opera's opening performance


Name: Permissible secrecy (Legal concept)
Description: The level of secrecy deemed acceptable by law


Name: Chiastolite (Article)
Description: A Wikipedia article that is incomplete and requires expansion


Name: Rif mountains (MountainRange)
Description: A mountain range in Morocco


Name: RBMK reactor (Technology)
Description: A specific type of nuclear reactor, used in the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant


Name: Religion in Switzerland (Societal characteristic)
Description: Data about the religious composition of the Swiss population


Name: States (administrative division)
Description: The administrative divisions of the United States


Name: Solar System (Star system)
Description: The star system consisting of the Sun and its planetary system, together with associated small bodies.


Name: Physical Universe (Cosmic Entity)
Description: The physical universe where the concept of infinity is being considered.


Name: Boron (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5


Name: 198m2Au (Nuclear Isomer)
Description: One of the nuclear isomers of Gold


Name: Boxer Rebellion (Event)
Description: The event during which Tahiti was attacked


Name: New Jersey (state)
Description: A state in the northeastern United States


Name: Nonstandard analysis (Mathematical system)
Description: An approach to infinitesimal calculus that uses infinitely large and infinitely small numbers


Name: Modern World (Historical Period)
Description: The current era in human history.


Name: Inuit (Culture)
Description: Indigenous people inhabiting the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska


Name: Northern Ireland (Country/Region)
Description: One of the four constituent countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Old French Word Crocier (modern French crosse) (Language Term)
Description: An Old French term for a shepherd's crook, eventually adopted in English as 'crosier'


Name: Water Bodies (Natural Environment)
Description: Large collections of water, including oceans, seas, lakes, and rivers.


Name: Approval (Outcome)
Description: The state of being accepted or agreed upon.


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


Name: New York metropolitan area's population (Population)
Description: The total number of people living in the New York metropolitan area


Name: Industrial applications (Usage)
Description: Used in almost all industrial applications today


Name: Shinto (Religion)
Description: The indigenous religion of Japan


Name: High Pressures (Geological Condition)
Description: Pressures above 34MPa


Name: Alkali Metal Group (Group)
Description: A group of highly reactive metals including lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium, francium, and others


Name: List of jewellery designers (List)
Description: A list of notable jewelry designers.


Name: Semana Santa (religious_event)
Description: One of the better known religious events within Spain


Name: National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Organization)
Description: An advisory organization related to science in Benin


Name: Holographic Coins (Type of Coin)
Description: Coins with a holographic image, produced by the Royal Canadian Mint.


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


Name: First diamond in Kimberley (Event)
Description: The first diamond found in Kimberley


Name: Rhode Island residents (Population Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Rhode Island


Name: Growth, Development, Evolution, etc. (Processes)
Description: Specific processes that lead to Cultural Change.


Name: Sulayman (Berber ruler)
Description: A Berber ruler who was pressured into distributing southern provinces to his Berber allies


Name: Intrusion (Geological Feature)
Description: An area where magma or molten rock has cooled and solidified beneath the surface.


Name: Year 1956 (Date)
Description: The year 1956


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A process of changing rocks by heat, pressure or both


Name: 1703 (Time)
Description: The year when the Chapel of S. Orsola was built in Vergeletto


Name: Varying immigrant populations in other Andalusian provinces (population)
Description: The foreign-born residents living in the provinces of Andalusia other than Almería


Name: French language (Language)
Description: A Romance language that originated from Gallo-Romance dialects spoken in northern France.


Name: El Argar (archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site in Andalusia


Name: Direct Vote (Voting Method)
Description: The method by which the President is elected.


Name: +3 (OxidationState)
Description: Iron(III) or ferric


Name: 20th century (Time)
Description: A century spanning from 1901 to 2000


Name: An Indo-Aryan ruling class (Culture Group)
Description: Group of people originating from the Indian subcontinent


Name: Bronze (Alloy)
Description: Any alloy of copper


Name: Life expectancy at birth (Demographic Statistic)
Description: 42 for males and 47 for females in 2004


Name: Electricity Producer (Activity)
Description: The activity of producing electricity


Name: Land of rabbits (Geographical term)
Description: A name given by the Phoenicians due to the presence of rabbits in the region.


Name: Carbon-14 (14C) (Nuclear_isotope_class)
Description: Radioactive isotope of carbon, created in the upper atmosphere


Name: Brookite (Mineral)
Description: The group includes Brookite, a form of titanium dioxide


Name: Turkmenistan (Country)
Description: A country to the northwest


Name: Ouidah (Town)
Description: Town on the central coast of Benin that is a spiritual center for Vodun or Voodoo


Name: 29,145 miles (46,904 km) of main roads (Distance)
Description: Quantifiable measurement


Name: Non-Permanent Member of the UN Security Council (Membership)
Description: The position Ukraine held in the UN Security Council


Name: Talc-Bearing Carbonate Rocks/Ultramafic Igneous Rocks (Geological Rock)
Description: Carbonate rocks containing talc or ultramafic igneous rocks, respectively


Name: Monarchy (Historical Political Entity)
Description: Represents the system of power in which a monarch is the head of state.


Name: Fine Arts (Art Form)
Description: Traditionally, the term 'artist' referred to a person working in the fine arts like painting and sculpture.


Name: The Ancient House (Historical Building)
Description: An example of a merchant house in Ipswich with tudor pargeting and the Ipswich window.


Name: Percentage of Consumption Below EAR (Proportion)
Description: The percentage of people consuming less than the Estimated Average Requirement (EAR) for zinc in the United States


Name: Example of Mezzotint Print (Artwork)
Description: His opinion on an example he illustrated with before and after details


Name: 20th Century (Time Period)
Description: The mezzotint technique declined significantly in usage due to its time-consuming nature during the 20th century.


Name: imports of sodium tetraborate (borax) and boric acid (Imports)
Description: The imports of borax and boric acid


Name: WNYC (Media network)
Description: A public radio station


Name: Immigrants from Latin America (People group)
Description: A group of immigrants who originate from countries in Latin America.


Name: European settlers (SettlerGroup)
Description: The group of Europeans who settled in New Zealand


Name: Holland, Hainaut, Flanders, Gelre, Brabant, and Utrecht (geographical entity)
Description: Cities, counties, and duchies that turned into private kingdoms


Name: HRD Antwerp Diamond Centre (HADC) (organization)
Description: A diamond trading center established by HRD Antwerp in Antwerp, Belgium.


Name: Uncommon Rare-Earth Elements (Chemical Elements)
Description: Elements that are not common in synthetic garnets


Name: Bronisława (Person)
Description: Maria's sister-in-law


Name: A New Approach to Culture (Theory)
Description: The new approach to culture suggested by Rein Raud in 2016.


Name: Northland (Area)
Description: A suburban area in Kansas City, Missouri


Name: Radian (Unit of Measurement)
Description: The SI unit for measuring angles


Name: Kabylia, the Aurès and the Atlas Mountains (geographical location)
Description: Regions in Morocco and Algeria


Name: Aluminium (element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Al and atomic number 13


Name: Roman Empire (Historical entity)
Description: Ancient empire that ruled much of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East


Name: Western Sahara (some territories) (Territory)
Description: A disputed territory on the northwest coast of Africa.


Name: Blue sapphires (Gemstone)
Description: Gems that primarily have a blue primary hue


Name: Federation (Political Structure)
Description: The political structure of Russia as defined by its constitution


Name: central Mexico (geographical location)
Description: A geographical region in Mexico where these ethnic groups were located.


Name: Carotenoids (Organic compounds)
Description: Yellow and red pigments found in plants and some other organisms


Name: West India, Uzbekistan, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and Israel (Region)
Description: Regions used for brass production in the second millennium BC


Name: Secondary education (educational level)
Description: Individuals who have completed secondary school or equivalent


Name: Individual Style (Artistic Concept)
Description: The unique way an artist expresses themselves in their work


Name: conscientious objection (Philosophy)
Description: A belief that one cannot in good conscience participate in war.


Name: Rocket Engine (Device)
Description: The first one to burn liquid fuel and use liquid oxygen as the oxidizer


Name: Doppelsöldners (Mercenaries)
Description: Elite German and Swiss mercenaries known for their use of the zweihänder


Name: Selenium (Chemical element)
Description: A non-metallic element that is a semiconductor.


Name: National Guard (Paramilitary Force)
Description: The national guard force of Tunisia


Name: Presidency (Political position)
Description: The position of head of state in Russia


Name: Carbon-14 (Isotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of carbon used for dating fossils and archaeological specimens.


Name: Merehanii (People)
Description: A people mentioned in the 9th-century Catalogue of Fortresses and Regions to the North of the Danube


Name: Size, shape, and lettering color (Attributes)
Description: Aspects of the seal that have certain customs associated with them


Name: Japan (country)
Description: The country that enacted the Constitution of Japan


Name: 3.18% (Percentage)
Description: The unemployment rate of Onsernone in 2007


Name: Fine Art (art category)
Description: Art not considered commercial or industrial


Name: Gary R. Michael (politician)
Description: The mayor of Franklin borough


Name: 18 Corresponding Space Groups (denoted by P) (Space Group)
Description: The eighteen space groups assigned to the hexagonal lattice system in the Trigonal Crystal System


Name: President of Algeria (political position)
Description: The head of the army, the Council of Ministers and the High Security Council.


Name: 946 (as of 31 December 2020) (Number)
Description: The population of Vals, Switzerland as of 31 December 2020


Name: Wright (1992) (Person)
Description: Author who proposed a revised classification for limestone in 1992


Name: Epidote (mineral)
Description: The mineral that composes the green part of these ornamental stones.


Name: European route E39 (Road)
Description: A major road following the West Coast of Norway


Name: paintings (Artwork)
Description: provided that it is tastefully done, this practice does not necessarily devalue the painting but could possibly enhance it by giving it further provenance, especially if it is a seal of a famous or celebrated individual who possessed the work at some point


Name: Staple Foods in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The staple foods used in Moroccan cuisine, with couscous being a key component, often served with vegetables and meat


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


Name: Marriage rituals (Social Practice)
Description: Marriage rituals are different for each Berber tribe.


Name: Government (Politics & Governance)
Description: The political structure of Spain, focusing on its government and legislative body.


Name: CB Málaga, CB Sevilla (Banca Cívica) and CB Granada (Basketball Clubs)
Description: Three basketball clubs competing at the top level in the Liga ACB


Name: Process of making Tyrian purple (Procedure)
Description: The long, difficult and expensive process of making Tyrian purple dye


Name: Ariana Afghan Airlines (Airline)
Description: The national carrier of Afghanistan.


Name: Vice President of Colombia (Position)
Description: The Vice President of the newly formed Republic of Colombia.


Name: Portuguese colonists (Historical group)
Description: The colonizers from Portugal during a certain historical period


Name: Valleys east of the mountain ranges (Geographical Region)
Description: The valleys situated on the eastern side of the mountain ranges


Name: Louis XVI (Person)
Description: King of France from 1774 to 1793


Name: Kravchuk (person)
Description: The first president of Ukraine who balanced the competing visions


Name: 6.3 global hectares (Quantity)
Description: Amount of biocapacity used by Belgians in 2016


Name: Theories of electron-based conduction in solids (Scientific theory)
Description: Theories developed due to Thomson's discovery


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: One of the successor states of Czechoslovakia, founded in 1993


Name: International Cartographic Association (ICA) (professional organization)
Description: Global organization promoting cartography and GIScience


Name: 'The City' (Nickname)
Description: Another popular nickname for NYC


Name: Japan (country)
Description: A country in East Asia where these swords were forged.


Name: Acute Angle (Geometric Shape)
Description: An angle that is less than a right angle.


Name: EU (geographical location)
Description: An organization representing European countries in the EU (European Union)


Name: Need for economic diversification in Algeria (Requirement)
Description: The need for Algeria to diversify its economy.


Name: Saltwater Pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Pearls that originate from saltwater bodies


Name: GIS software (Software)
Description: Type of map-making software


Name: New England province (Geological Region)
Description: The geological region that New England is a part of


Name: Demolitions (Event)
Description: Planned destruction of Miedzianka


Name: Logan Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A large, faceted, gem-quality blue sapphire


Name: Fluoride Ions (Chemical Species)
Description: Ions consisting of a fluorine atom bound to one or more other elements


Name: Karl Renner (Person)
Description: Austrian politician


Name: United States Congress (Organization)
Description: The legislative branch of the United States federal government


Name: Remonda family (family)
Description: A wealthy family from France in the 18th century


Name: University of Missouri (University)
Description: A public research university in Columbia, Missouri


Name: 1953 (Year)
Description: Year of his death.


Name: Moss Agate in Montana (Gemstone Location)
Description: Moss agate found in the alluvial gravels of the Yellowstone River and its tributaries.


Name: 19th Century (Time Period)
Description: A period from 1801 to 1900


Name: Women from the upper class (social group)
Description: Upper-class women in the Jin dynasty


Name: Abdul Aziz (person)
Description: The brother of Mirwais Hotak, who was succeeded by Mahmud after the death of Mirwais in 1715


Name: Trigonal crystal system (crystal system)
Description: The crystal system the 7 point groups belong to


Name: Most of the world's nations (Geographical Area)
Description: A large part of the globe.


Name: Tlatelolco (city)
Description: Independent Aztec city


Name: Premier (Head of Government)
Description: Generally is either the second- or third-ranking member of the Politburo Standing Committee (PSC)


Name: Macedonia Prima (Province)
Description: A Roman and Byzantine province in northern Greece


Name: Electrical Properties (Property)
Description: Properties rarely used as diagnostic criteria for minerals because of incomplete data and natural variation


Name: Carbondale, Colorado (Location)
Description: The destination of the railway where cars were connected to other railway trains.


Name: Jet including rings and miniature sculptures of animals (Artifact)
Description: With snakes being a prominent theme.


Name: Nevada (Region)
Description: A state in the Western United States


Name: Industry sector (Sector)
Description: Production of electric machinery is a significant part of the industrial sector in Tunisia


Name: Electrical Conductivity (Physical Property)
Description: The ability of a material to conduct electricity


Name: Characteristica universalis (Concept or System)
Description: An 'algebra' intended to express all conceptual thought


Name: Adolf Bastian (Person)
Description: German ethnographer who argued for the psychic unity of mankind


Name: Color Prints (Artwork)
Description: Color prints are susceptible to fading


Name: National symbol (Concept)
Description: A representation of a nation or community to the world


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A major religion originated in the Indian subcontinent


Name: High degree (Level)
Description: A high level of urbanization


Name: Grandes écoles (Educational Institution)
Description: Prestigious and selective institutions in France


Name: difference in color (Physical Property)
Description: The variation in color of a gemstone due to impurities in its atomic structure


Name: Brig, Valais (Geographical Location)
Description: Last town before the Simplon Pass in Valais


Name: Sugarcane, Soy, Coffee, Orange, Maize, Cotton, Lemon, Tobacco, Pineapple, Banana, Beans, Coconut, Watermelon, Papaya, Cocoa, Cashew, Mango, Rice, Tomato, Sorghum, Tangerine, Avocado, Persimmon, Guava (Agricultural Commodity)
Description: Various agricultural commodities


Name: Royal Society (Scientific Society)
Description: British Academy of Science


Name: German forces in Italy (Military Entity)
Description: Armed forces of Germany during World War II


Name: Direct-to-garment printing (DTG) (Process of printing)
Description: A process of printing on textiles using specialized aqueous ink jet technology.


Name: Area to the north of Darwin Glass distribution (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The area extending northwards almost to the Lyell Highway and Crotty Dam.


Name: Moroccan residents (Group)
Description: The Moroccans residing within the area under French control.


Name: actions of the RUF (Political Action)
Description: The actions funded by the diamonds mined by the RUF


Name: Clean nanodiamond surface (Surface)
Description: The clean surface of nanodiamond


Name: Metal carboxylates (Specific metalorganic compound)
Description: An example of a metal complex without a carbon-metal covalent bond


Name: Eugene Meyer (Person)
Description: American banker and newspaper publisher


Name: Cold War (Historical Event)
Description: The ideological and political struggle between the Soviet Union and United States from 1947 to 1991


Name: Provincial and territorial governments (government_branches)
Description: Government branches at the provincial and territorial levels in Canada


Name: Kidney Disease (Disease)
Description: A group of disorders that affect the kidneys and their ability to function properly.


Name: Scotland (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom


Name: Local Property Taxes (Finance)
Description: The primary source of funding for public schools in Westchester County


Name: Sarvastivada school (Buddhist School)
Description: One of the major Buddhist schools


Name: personal style (Style Concept)
Description: Concept that is deeply held in Chinese art, particularly in calligraphy and literati painting


Name: Berbers of Talavera (Group)
Description: A group of Berbers in Talavera, Spain


Name: Dissolved Manganese (dMn) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A form of manganese found in the world's oceans


Name: Coal (Energy source)
Description: A solid fossil fuel consisting of carbonized vegetable matter that can be mined and burned for heat or electric power


Name: Michelangelo, Leone Leoni, Giambologna (Person)
Description: Italian artists who gained wealth and nobility.


Name: works of art produced for churches (artwork)
Description: art created for religious institutions


Name: Lightbox (Brand)
Description: A jewelry brand featuring synthetic diamonds introduced by De Beers


Name: Amethyst Gems (Mineral)
Description: Could prevent intoxication


Name: Medieval fraternities of knighthood (Historic orders)
Description: Some still exist and are still awarded.


Name: Bad Luck (Supernatural Event)
Description: Breaking a mirror is said to bring seven years of bad luck


Name: Kalkutta (City)
Description: The former name for Kolkata, the capital of the Indian state of West Bengal


Name: Greenschist and Blueschist (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks used to pave streets and courtyards were likely quarried from Agia Pelagia


Name: Regulatory framework (Legislation)
Description: A regulatory framework to avoid fraud and ensure legal tender acceptance


Name: Oscar Wilde (Writer)
Description: Irish writer who lived during the time when all of Ireland was part of the United Kingdom


Name: Stylus (Tool)
Description: The engraver uses a stylus to trace lines and etch them into the metal plate


Name: New York City Marathon (marathon)
Description: The world's largest running marathon


Name: Kometal Gjorče Petrov Skopje (Handball Team)
Description: Macedonian handball club that won the EHF Women's Champions League in 2002.


Name: Pastries (Food)
Description: Pastries are abundant in Southern Dutch cuisine, often with rich fillings of cream, custard or fruits.


Name: Undeployed (State)
Description: If not properly deployed, these items retain their hazardous characteristics


Name: Interests of the Etruscans (interests)
Description: Economic and political interests


Name: Goodwill Games (event)
Description: Multi-sport event intended to promote peace and friendship through international athletic competition


Name: coloured-clothing system (System)
Description: A system that stipulated people's clothing based on their positions


Name: Shinkolobwe Mine (Mine)
Description: The uranium mine in Shinkolobwe, Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: Side (Person)
Description: Girl who killed herself to avoid being raped by her father


Name: beads shaped as shells and animals (objects)
Description: Decorative objects shaped like shells or animals.


Name: Mexico City (City)
Description: A city in Mexico built on the ruins of Tenochtitlan


Name: 1947 Constitution of the ROC (Constitution)
Description: The current constitution of the Republic of China (Taiwan)


Name: MNC leader Patrice Lumumba (Person)
Description: Political leader of the MNC in the Congo


Name: Oran (City)
Description: A city in Algeria


Name: Francia and northern Italy (Region)
Description: Regions from which the artists who decorated Great Moravian churches were probably foreign


Name: Moche culture (culture)
Description: An archaeological culture of the northern coast of Peru


Name: Australia's Hazelwood Power Station (Power station)
Description: A power plant known for its high carbon dioxide emissions


Name: Mycenaean civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient Greek civilization that flourished in the Bronze Age


Name: Festivals (Celebration)
Description: The celebrations that take place in Spain, including religious festivals, cultural events, and music festivals.


Name: Scotland Population (Quantity)
Description: The total population of Scotland


Name: Conditions (Geological Condition)
Description: Certain thermal alteration conditions, though the exact conditions are not always clear.


Name: anger (emotion)
Description: feeling or expression of strong displeasure


Name: Grapestone (clusters of peloids cemented together by organic material or mineral cement)
Description: Intraclast that is a cluster of peloids


Name: Emotions such as passion and intensity (Concept)
Description: Intense emotions like passion


Name: Studio Jewelry (Term for Art Jewelry)
Description: Described as independent art production


Name: Christianization of the territory (Religious Event)
Description: -


Name: Protolith (Original rock type)
Description: The original rock from which the metamorphic rock was formed


Name: Body-centered tetragonal (Bravais lattice)
Description: One of two types of Bravais lattices in the tetragonal crystal system


Name: Each república senior students (Student)
Description: Senior students in a república


Name: Low Saxon (Language)
Description: One of the four languages protected under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages


Name: summer of 894 (Time)
Description: -


Name: job_losses, business_closures and reduced_standards_of_living (Economy)
Description: Negative economic outcomes


Name: Granite (Geological Formation)
Description: Common coarse-grained, igneous rock that often forms the continental crust


Name: During the French Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period of radical political and social upheaval in France and Europe from 1789 to 1799.


Name: Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (Company)
Description: Formerly a Canadian mining corporation


Name: 144.7 million (excluding Crimea and Sevastopol) (Population Quantity)
Description: The population of Russia in 2021, excluding Crimea and Sevastopol


Name: Mexica of Tenochtitlan (Ethnic Group)
Description: The Mexica, specifically those from Tenochtitlan


Name: Alps (Mountain range)
Description: The Alps located in the northern boundary of Italy


Name: Hall–Heroult process (Aluminium production process)
Description: A process for producing aluminum with a purity of above 99%.


Name: Minor League Baseball (Sports League)
Description: A professional baseball organization, serving as the farm system for Major League Baseball (MLB)


Name: Sedimentary Beds containing Abundant Organic Carbon (Geological Formation)
Description: Sedimentary formations with a high content of organic carbon


Name: Religious organizations that lack official approval (Organization)
Description: Religious groups not recognized or sanctioned by the Chinese government.


Name: Austrian chemist Carl Joseph Bayer (Scientist)
Description: Chemist who discovered a way of purifying bauxite to yield alumina, now known as the Bayer process


Name: La Violencia (The Violence) (Event)
Description: A period of intense political conflict and violence in Colombia from 1948 to 1958.


Name: Visual Perception of Shape (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: The visual perception of the three-dimensional properties of objects


Name: 7,600 kilometres (4,722 miles) (Length)
Description: The coastline of Italy


Name: physical punishment in their discipline policies (Incorporation of physical punishment)
Description: Whether Alabama schools incorporate physical punishment in their discipline policies


Name: Detection of treated and composite stones (Process)
Description: The process of identifying treated or composite stones


Name: Tremolite (Mineral)
Description: An amphibole mineral with formula (Ca,Na)(Mg,Fe3+)5(Si8O22)(OH)2


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


Name: Winter sports (Activity)
Description: Sports primarily practiced on snow and ice


Name: Inosilicates (Silicate minerals)
Description: chain silicates with interlocking chains of silicate tetrahedra


Name: Electron Beam Machining (EBM) (machining process)
Description: A machining process where high-velocity electrons are directed towards a work piece


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


Name: ceramics (artifact)
Description: Pottery or similar objects made of fired clay


Name: Summer Universiade 2017 (Event)
Description: The 2017 Summer Universiade, co-hosted by Spain and Italy


Name: Triplet Oxygen (State)
Description: The triplet electronic ground state of dioxygen


Name: Greek language (Language)
Description: The origin of the name Pyrope


Name: early Lydian and Greek coins (Currency)
Description: Coins that were minted under the authority of Phanes.


Name: 2.69 (average size)
Description: The average household size in Franklin, New Jersey as per the 2000 census.


Name: History of Art (Academic Discipline)
Description: The academic study of art and the development of its history.


Name: the supernova explosion of a massive star (event)
Description: A neutron star is a type of compact stellar remnant that results from the supernova explosion of a massive star, composed primarily of neutrons.


Name: MacGregor Museum in Kimberley (museum)
Description: The museum where the additional samples of Bultfonteinite were given.


Name: Iron (Chemical element)
Description: Another essential trace metal for humans


Name: South Island (Region)
Description: The largest landmass of New Zealand


Name: mob of Bolsonaro's supporters (Group)
Description: Group of supporters of Jair Bolsonaro


Name: Totem Pole (Monumental Sculpture)
Description: A tradition of monumental sculpture in wood that leaves no traces for archaeology


Name: Robert Shipley (Person)
Description: The first US graduate of Gem-A's diploma course who later established the Gemological Institute of America and American Gem Society


Name: Many aluminosilicates (material)
Description: Materials with porous properties and industrial value


Name: Black Opal from Mintabie Opal Field (Mineral)
Description: Said to be some of the best examples found in Australia


Name: Fired brick walls (Construction element)
Description: Walls made of fired bricks


Name: other materials (various materials)
Description: materials that can scratch diamond under certain conditions


Name: constitutional structure of the Empire (political_structure)
Description: The organization and operation of governmental institutions


Name: Organofluorines (Chemical Class)
Description: A group of compounds containing fluorine bonded to carbon


Name: Erik Grønseth (Person)
Description: A Norwegian sociologist


Name: CSU and SPD (Political parties)
Description: The Christian Social Union in Bavaria and the Social Democratic Party of Germany


Name: Biblical Tabernacle Sacrifices (Religious Practice)
Description: Practice of removing and burning the kidneys in biblical sacrifices


Name: Second Hellenic Republic (Government)
Description: A republic declared in 1924 after the abolishment of monarchy


Name: Wood, plaster and other materials (Materials)
Description: Various substances painted to imitate stones.


Name: Mantle-derived rocks (peridotites and eclogites) (Rock type)
Description: Rocks derived from the mantle


Name: Padparadscha sapphire (Variety of sapphire)
Description: A pinkish orange variety of sapphire


Name: Winner (Person Role)
Description: The person who catches the wheel of cheese at the bottom.


Name: User (Wikipedia Contributor)
Description: An individual who contributes to Wikipedia by expanding, editing, or maintaining articles.


Name: Documents (document)
Description: The documents to which the pendent seal impressions were attached


Name: Iraq (Country)
Description: A country located to the south of Turkey.


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


Name: Italians (Military Group)
Description: During WWII, the Italians occupied Paros from an unknown start date until 1943.


Name: GRASS Development Team (Organization)
Description: An international team of developers contributing to the GRASS GIS software


Name: Two strewnfields and tektite groups (geological phenomenon)
Description: The black Bediasites in Texas and the green Georgiaites in Georgia.


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: An island in the North Atlantic, west of continental Europe, encompassing most of the larger British Isles.


Name: Near-Dnipro Upland (Geographical Region)
Description: Highland region on the right bank of the Dnieper in Ukraine.


Name: Battle of Katharinenberg (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A battle fought in 1430 between Hans of Kotzau and the Hussites.


Name: Graphite, Charcoal (Minerals)
Description: The minerals that were identified as forms of Carbon by Antoine Lavoisier.


Name: Wheel of Cheese (Object)
Description: The object that is won as a prize.


Name: Mycenaean drinking vessels such as kylikes (Mycenaean artifact)
Description: Contained single decorative motifs.


Name: Capital (Geographical Location)
Description: Religious center, hub of distribution and organization


Name: a railway station (Station)
Description: Implied but not explicitly mentioned


Name: John Chaloner Smith (Person)
Description: Another leading British collector of mezzotints


Name: Up to 15,000 Norwegians (People)
Description: A large number of Norwegian citizens who volunteered to fight in German units.


Name: rural areas (Geographical location)
Description: Areas outside of towns or cities


Name: King James Version of the Bible (Bible Translation)
Description: The translation of the Bible that was being used during Shakespearean times.


Name: Great Soviet Encyclopedia (Encyclopedia)
Description: A former general encyclopedia of the Soviet Union


Name: Excretory Function of Sea Urchin Excretory System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the excretory system plays in allowing a sea urchin to excrete waste and maintain homeostasis.


Name: Infinite number of possible Universes (Quantity)
Description: An indeterminate but extremely large number of universes, each with potentially distinct properties


Name: the origin of Etruscan Lydia (Origin)
Description: The origin supported by Herodotus


Name: Foreign nationals living in Austria (2001) (PopulationGroup)
Description: the population of foreign nationals residing in Austria in 2001


Name: 2004 African Cup of Nations (ACN) (Sports Event)
Description: As hosts


Name: Competitiveness (Economic comparison)
Description: The ability to compete successfully.


Name: King Charles V of France (Person)
Description: A monarch who ruled from 1364 to 1380.


Name: Sarah Trimmer (Writer)
Description: English writer and critic of children's literature


Name: Australia (country)
Description: Opals are primarily mined in Australia.


Name: Toltec productions (Art and craftsmanship)
Description: The arts and fine craftsmanship of the Toltecs


Name: Viewer (Observer)
Description: Individual perceiving the gemstone


Name: Ancient Greece (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization of southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean


Name: Taiwan's presidential elections 2024 (Election)
Description: The presidential election held in January 2024.


Name: primary sector subsectors (Economic Sectors)
Description: Subsectors of the primary sector like agriculture, commercial fishing etc.


Name: Romans (Culture)
Description: Green earth was used by the Romans.


Name: 77,000 people (Number)
Description: The number of immigrants to the Czech Republic annually


Name: Martin Luther King Jr. (Person)
Description: A prominent American civil rights activist


Name: Alejandro Obregón (artist)
Description: Considered as the father of modern Colombian painting


Name: food, lodging, and training (compensation)
Description: The non-monetary remuneration provided to an apprentice


Name: Natural occurrence of copper (Occurrence)
Description: The natural occurrence of copper in the Earth's crust, which is a primary source for its extraction.


Name: Mull Rugby 7s Competition (Event)
Description: An annual rugby competition that takes place at The Isle of Mull R.F.C.


Name: Local Bubble (Interstellar bubble)
Description: The Local Bubble is a low-density region within the Local Interstellar Cloud.


Name: [Pr isotopes, Pm isotopes] (Isotope)
Description: The primary decay products before and after the most abundant stable isotope of Neodymium


Name: upper-middle class development of entire communities in the late 19th century and subsequent rapid population growth (Historical Event)
Description: The process by which Westchester County grew as a suburban area


Name: Women's clothing style of the Jin dynasty (clothing)
Description: The women's clothing style during the Jin dynasty


Name: High speed services on the west coast of Taiwan (transportation service)
Description: High-speed transportation services along the western coast of Taiwan


Name: European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and European Union (EU) (International Organization)
Description: International organizations that Switzerland is a part of, but not fully integrated with


Name: Western Regions and the Silk Road (Geographical region and trade route)
Description: A network of ancient trade routes connecting the East and West


Name: grading system in the Irish Civil Service (System)
Description: The structure to rank positions in the Irish Civil Service


Name: The first National Indigenous Congress (Event)
Description: A congress held in 1982 where ONIC was founded


Name: technological_innovation_center (GeographicArea)
Description: A place where significant advancements in technology are made


Name: Loose flint nodules of Cretaceous age (geological feature)
Description: Flints found in Halland


Name: Race route of Boston Marathon (Location)
Description: The path the Boston Marathon follows


Name: fortifications (MilitaryStructure)
Description: Defensive structures built to protect a location from attack


Name: Heat treatment and irradiation (Process)
Description: Method to produce desired darker blue color


Name: Enzyme (Protein)
Description: A protein that catalyzes chemical reactions


Name: American films such as Rio the Magnificent (movie)
Description: American films produced in Rio de Janeiro to promote tourism.


Name: SENA (Institution)
Description: An institution that offers technical and business qualifications


Name: 23Na (Isotope)
Description: Stable isotope of Sodium


Name: macrocrystalline varieties (mineral_type)
Description: Minerals that have a visible crystal structure


Name: House of Representatives (legislative body)
Description: Lower house in the National Diet with 465 seats


Name: Central-East Asia (location)
Description: A region where Proto-Turkic language originated.


Name: nāraṅga (Sanskrit term for fruit)
Description: Term for the orange fruit in Sanskrit.


Name: Civilization (Concept)
Description: Civilization, even when not expressed as such.


Name: international_trade, tourism, and inflation (Economy)
Description: What exchange rates impact


Name: Organizations where PRC does not participate (Classification)
Description: Organizations in which the PRC is not a member


Name: Maritime trade routes (Trade Routes)
Description: Routes connecting Europe, Africa, and the Middle East


Name: Renewable Energy (Energy Source)
Description: energy generated from natural resources such as sunlight, wind, rain, and geothermal heat


Name: Carantanians (Alpine Slavs) (Group)
Description: Ancestors of present-day Slovenians who settled in the Lower Pannonian region


Name: Roman traditions (Culture)
Description: Traditions of the ancient Roman civilization


Name: 2021 census (Event)
Description: The most recent Australian national census, conducted in 2021


Name: Chur (city)
Description: The capital and largest city of the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland.


Name: Christian Population (Religious Group)
Description: The followers of Christianity within the Ottoman Empire.


Name: strong tradition of individual rights and freedoms (political culture)
Description: a political system that emphasizes the protection and promotion of individual liberties


Name: Georgia (Country)
Description: A country in the Caucasus region


Name: other Red Foxes sampled across Europe (Animal subspecies)
Description: Red foxes from other regions within Europe


Name: Quantum Mechanics Effects (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Phenomena that occur at the nanoscale due to the behavior of matter and energy at quantum levels


Name: Chechens and Ingush in Russian prisons (Ethnic group)
Description: Chechens and Ingush being imprisoned in Russian prisons


Name: Polished stone mirror (Object)
Description: Dated from around 2000 BCE onwards


Name: Delabole Butterfly (Cyrtospirifer verneuili) (Fossil)
Description: The deformed brachiopod fossil found in the upper Devonian beds of North Cornwall


Name: Grinding-wheels (Tool)
Description: A tool used in working hardstones


Name: Medieval Europe (Time period and geographical location)
Description: A region during the Middle Ages


Name: Earth's crust (Geological Location)
Description: More than 90% of the Earth's crust is composed of silicate minerals, making silicon the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust.


Name: Ash content or Mineral content (Property of materials)
Description: Derived from incineration under specific temperatures


Name: rörelse\_uppskattnings\_sökintervalls\_inställningar (compound)
Description: the term for 'search range settings for motion estimation' when translating to Swedish


Name: Pōmare II (Person)
Description: King of Tahiti from 1788 until his death in 1821


Name: population statistics (Demographics)
Description: Data about the size, composition, and distribution of a population


Name: Nanodiamonds (with NV centers) (Material)
Description: A specific type of nanodiamond with NV defects


Name: Cloth Coats (Artifacts)
Description: Coats made from cloth that red fox pelts are used as trimming.


Name: Angelo Sanudo (Person)
Description: Duke of the Archipelago


Name: a large area, about 20 kilometres (12 mi) long by 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) wide (Area)
Description: The region where the stones were recovered


Name: Transition from agrarian to industrial economies, dominance of industry and machine manufacturing (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined the Industrial Revolution


Name: Reservations (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographic area where Native American tribes are settled


Name: Bultfonteinite (different locations) (mineral specimens)
Description: Specimens of Bultfonteinite found at different locations.


Name: Temperature just surpassing the solidus (Geological Condition)
Description: If temperature only just surpasses the solidus


Name: Non-spherical nanoparticles (specific shapes) (Shape of nanoparticles)
Description: Non-spherical nanoparticles with specific shapes such as prisms, cubes, rods etc.


Name: Some classes of nanoparticles (Nanoparticle class)
Description: Certain types of nanoparticles can be characterized with spectroscopy


Name: The Mid-1940s to Early 1950s (Time Period)
Description: A period of time following World War II.


Name: legislation (legal instrument)
Description: The bills and laws passed by the Nationalrat


Name: historically_significant (GeographicArea)
Description: A city with a rich history, playing significant roles in numerous events and movements


Name: First Circumnavigation of the Globe (Event)
Description: The first recorded trip around the world.


Name: Hiyeda no Are (person)
Description: A person who committed the history of Japan to memory


Name: Four basic mechanisms (Process)
Description: The processes that regulate the potassium content in plasma.


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: A color associated with Charm, Politeness, Sensitivity, Tenderness, Sweetness, Softness, Childhood, the Feminine, and the Romantic.


Name: Joint costs (Financial Concept)
Description: Costs that are shared between multiple products


Name: Friedrich Blumenerger (Historian)
Description: German historian who placed Great Moravia to the south on the borders of Pannonia and Moesia


Name: Awards and honours (Category)
Description: Various titles, decorations, accessions, and prizes


Name: 1949 (Year)
Description: The year when the Chinese Communist Party became the national symbol in China


Name: VMRO-DPMNE party (Political Party)
Description: A political party in North Macedonia


Name: Imperial Civil Service (Civil service)
Description: Implemented in British India from 1858


Name: Miedzianka (village)
Description: A village in Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland


Name: ECCAS (Community of Central African States) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security among its 16 member states in Central Africa


Name: Norwegian Prison System (Justice System Component)
Description: The overall approach of the Norwegian prison system


Name: directors such as Glauber Rocha, Nelson Pereira dos Santos, Paulo Cesar Saraceni and Arnaldo Jabor (person)
Description: With directors like Glauber Rocha, Nelson Pereira dos Santos, Paulo Cesar Saraceni and Arnaldo Jabor


Name: Qatar (Country)
Description: A country located on the northeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula.


Name: Silky inclusions (Inclusions)
Description: Gems lacking the silky inclusions required to produce the cat's eye effect are usually faceted


Name: Chrysotile (Species of mineral)
Description: The most common mineral species in industrial asbestos


Name: Fact (Attribute)
Description: Quality or characteristic


Name: Consumer and sporting goods such as golf clubs and fishing rods (Product category)
Description: Limited production of consumer goods


Name: Production of glass fiber (Process)
Description: The process of making fibers for insulating and structural purposes


Name: NMR and EPR spectroscopy (physical science technique)
Description: A set of techniques used to study the properties of nuclear magnetic moments and electronic spins


Name: Hongshan culture (Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture that existed from 4700–2200 BC in China.


Name: Southern Half of Derbyshire's Geology (Geological Region)
Description: The southern, more lowland half of Derbyshire in terms of geology


Name: 20th and 21st Century (Time Period)
Description: Period from the start of the 20th century to the present day


Name: Walloon Region (region)
Description: The Walloon Region where Mazy is located.


Name: Koh-i-Noor diamond (gemstone)
Description: A famous 105.6 carat diamond with a rich history


Name: Modernist Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: A style of architecture characterized by simplicity and functionalism.


Name: Bessemer steel-making process (Process)
Description: Method used for large-scale production of steel


Name: Human race (Species)
Description: The species Homo sapiens


Name: Marble sculpture (Artwork)
Description: Sculptures made from marble, contrasted with bronze in the text


Name: Mrs. Ernest C. Savage (Person)
Description: First Daughter of Pope Yeatman


Name: Adrien Houngbédji (Politician)
Description: Former political candidate in Benin


Name: Fighters (Conflict Participant)
Description: Those financing conflicts


Name: Cataclastic Rock (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that have undergone fragmentation as a result of deformation


Name: Roller skating (Sport)
Description: The sport of roller skating


Name: Prehistoric times (Time Period)
Description: An era before recorded history.


Name: Richmond, VA Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the Mid-Atlantic United States


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


Name: Republic of Austria (country)
Description: First Austrian Republic established in 1918


Name: Polishing agent in toothpaste (Dental care)
Description: Substance used to smooth and polish tooth surfaces in toothpaste


Name: Seals (Seal)
Description: Seals affixed on the surface of a scroll of painting or calligraphy


Name: Stone masonry (Activity)
Description: The process of building structures with stones and mortar


Name: Geology (Science)
Description: The science dealing with the Earth's physical structure and substance, its history, and the processes that act on it


Name: Nighttime predation (Phenomenon)
Description: Predation that occurs at night around black coral beds


Name: Pigment Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce colors for paint and other products


Name: Ancient elites (Social Group)
Description: The privileged class in ancient societies.


Name: Germanics (ethnic group)
Description: Indo-European ethnic group originally inhabiting much of Central and Northern Europe


Name: Blue (Stained Glass) (Color)
Description: The color of the stained glass windows installed at Sainte-Chapelle.


Name: Genoese (ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Genoa, Italy


Name: Global Warming (Climate Phenomenon)
Description: The long-term increase in Earth's average surface temperature, a change that is caused by human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation


Name: Interplanetary dust and atmospheric dust particles (cosmic debris or particle)
Description: Debris falling on Earth at the rate of thousands of tons per year.


Name: Aerospace Force, Cyberspace Force, Information Support Force (Military Service)
Description: The military services that were split from the disbanded Strategic Support Force


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The nation that developed the plutonium-based device


Name: Itoigawa Domain (Feudal domain)
Description: A feudal domain in Echigo Province during the Edo period


Name: Campbell (Historical figure)
Description: A historical figure who lost control of Isle of Mull due to the Heritable Jurisdictions Act


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: A color associated with calm and reflection


Name: Linear pair of angles (Geometric Shape)
Description: Two angles that form a straight line when their non-shared sides are joined.


Name: Serpentinite Bedrock (Geological Feature)
Description: The bedrock composed of serpentinite


Name: St. Apollonia of Alexandria (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Apollonia, also known as Saint Apollonis, was a Christian martyr and saint who is venerated in the Catholic Church


Name: Red States (Political Entity)
Description: U.S. states that have voted for Republican candidates in the last four presidential elections


Name: Tensile architecture (Building technique)
Description: A modern construction technique that uses flexible materials and supports.


Name: Extremist Groups (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Ukraine (modern state) (Country)
Description: Capital city since the establishment of modern Ukraine


Name: Bedrock (Geological Feature)
Description: Not explicitly mentioned but can be inferred from the statement


Name: Superoxides (Compound)
Description: A group of anions containing the oxygen-oxygen-oxygen structure


Name: Brain function (Process)
Description: The physiological processes that occur within the brain to maintain life and behavior.


Name: British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1895 (Organization, Year)
Description: The organization and year for which Frank Woolnough was local secretary


Name: Abdul Ghafoor Breshna (Person)
Description: A prominent Afghan painter and sketch artist from Kabul during the 20th century


Name: Bronze Age on the Indian subcontinent (age)
Description: Bronze Age in India


Name: Creation of Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Helladic Greece (Geographical locations)
Description: The region of mainland Greece during the Bronze Age


Name: Charm (Quality)
Description: A positive attribute in public opinion surveys


Name: 370 BC (Year)
Description: Year between 381 and 366 BC


Name: Papal Seal (Ring of the Fisherman) (Symbol of Authority)
Description: The seal used by the Pope for authentication


Name: [Poster, Map, Globe, Chart, Technical Drawing, Diagram, Model, Applied Art, Motion Picture, Other Audiovisual Work, Publication, Advertising, Industrial Design, Architectural work, Manufacture, Software] (Art Form Group)
Description: Indicates the types of art that are not included in visual art (posters, maps, globes, charts, technical drawings, diagrams, models, applied art, motion pictures, other audiovisual works, publications, advertising, industrial design, architectural work, manufacture, software).


Name: Mysticism (Concept)
Description: According to contemporary surveys in Europe and the United States, purple is the color most often associated with mysticism.


Name: energetic hazardous waste (Waste type)
Description: Wastes that have the potential to detonate.


Name: Adolphe-Théodore Brongniart (Person)
Description: The son of Alexandre Brongniart, who became a major figure in the study of paleobotany.


Name: Vapor deposition process (Process)
Description: Method to create the rainbow effect


Name: Autovía del Quinto Centenario (Autovía A-49) (Road)
Description: First-order road in Andalusia, Spain


Name: gods (Religious entity)
Description: Deities that the Empress showed reverence towards


Name: Sevoflurane and Desflurane (Inhaled Anesthetics)
Description: Later compounds that are better than halothane


Name: British Empire (Empire)
Description: The historical colonial empire of the British Crown


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: Republic of Turkey


Name: European contact (Event)
Description: Contact between Indigenous peoples and Europeans


Name: Scorpion (Animal)
Description: An arachnid with a hard shell, eight legs, and a venomous stinger on its tail.


Name: North Island and South Island (Region)
Description: Regions where majority of the population resides as of June 2023


Name: new Acropolis Museum (Museum)
Description: The new museum on the Acropolis of Athens


Name: - (State)
Description: And the warmth of its people.


Name: right or left turns on red lights at traffic signals (Traffic Rule)
Description: A rule implemented in cities with a population greater than one million to reduce traffic collisions and increase pedestrian safety


Name: Green food colorings (Substance)
Description: Natural source for green food colorings not approved by US Food and Drug Administration


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: Red variant of corundum, the first gemstone to be synthesized


Name: mtDNA JT and U5, with a minority of mtDNA H1b (genetic markers)
Description: Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haplogroups JT, U5, and H1b.


Name: Europe (location)
Description: The continent of Europe


Name: Forest of High Peak, Duffield Frith and Forest of East Derbyshire (geographical location)
Description: Forests in Derbyshire that were subject to forest laws


Name: Private sector partnerships for Algeria's healthcare system (Collaboration)
Description: The collaboration between the Algerian government and private companies to address the infrastructure and staffing challenges within its healthcare system


Name: Edward, Second Duke of York (Person)
Description: Duke of York who assisted the climb of foxes as more prestigious quarries


Name: most Berbers (ethnic_group)
Description: A group of indigenous peoples in North Africa


Name: Oceanic Island Arcs (Tectonic Setting)
Description: Geological formations created by volcanic and seismic activities along convergent plate boundaries.


Name: Health spending per capita in Austria (Financial Metric)
Description: The amount spent on health care services per individual in Austria


Name: Amtrak (Transportation corporation)
Description: Does not serve several major U.S. destinations, including Las Vegas and Phoenix, Arizona


Name: Injection veins (Geological Feature)
Description: Cracks or fractures that open from the fault vein as a result of pseudotachylyte's formation.


Name: Diamond-modified Films (Material)
Description: Polycrystalline diamond films modified with DNA.


Name: the act or state of excluding people in Collonges who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are not counted (Attribute)
Description: The act or state of excluding people in Collonges who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are not counted


Name: Rarity (Concept)
Description: According to contemporary surveys in Europe and the United States, purple is the color most often associated with rarity.


Name: Bruce Bridges (Person)
Description: Son of Campbell R. Bridges


Name: Civil Servants in Spain (Public Employee Classification)
Description: One of the three main categories of Spanish public positions


Name: King (Political Leader)
Description: The constitution allows the king to terminate the tenure of any minister, dissolve the Parliament, suspend the constitution, call for new elections, or rule by decree.


Name: Bone abnormalities (Health Condition)
Description: Abnormalities in the bone structure that can occur due to copper deficiency.


Name: Central Chinese Plain (Geographical Region)
Description: A vast alluvial plain located in eastern Central China, roughly corresponding to the present-day provinces of Henan, Shandong, and Hebei.


Name: John Leslie (Person)
Description: The person Benjamin Silliman was a student of during his travels.


Name: Aluminium hydroxide (Compound)
Description: A compound formed by the hydrolysis of aluminium sulfide in water


Name: Community District 12 (Manhattan) (Administrative district)
Description: Community district in Manhattan with fewer college graduates and more high school dropouts compared to the borough and city as a whole


Name: 1365 (Time)
Description: The year when the Church in Gresso was first mentioned


Name: around 13,000 inscriptions (number)
Description: total number of Etruscan inscriptions found so far


Name: Volkeraksluizen (waterway)
Description: The biggest sluices for inland navigation in terms of tonnage.


Name: Syrian Citizens (Demographic group)
Description: Syrian citizens who were granted Turkish citizenship


Name: Contemporary scholars (Scholarship)
Description: Modern researchers or experts in the field.


Name: Wilhelm Hisinger (Person)
Description: Member of the family owning the Bastnäs mine who isolated neodymium


Name: Copper-tin alloys (Alloy)
Description: A type of bronze


Name: mirrors as a design-theme in architecture (architectural feature)
Description: The John Hancock Tower is another example of the use of mirrors as a design theme in architecture.


Name: 450 (Year)
Description: The start year of the High Classical period.


Name: High RI (1.804–2.078) (Physical Property)
Description: Refractive index that makes it attractive


Name: Atoms in the interior of a crystal (Physical Entity)
Description: Atoms inside a crystal within a mineral.


Name: Akan people (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group native to the forest areas of Ghana and the Ivory Coast


Name: Common minerals found in metamorphic rocks (Geological subject)
Description: Minerals commonly found in metamorphic rocks


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: The religion of the Jewish people, a monotheistic tradition based on the Old Testament (Tanakh) and the Talmud.


Name: A strong nationalist wave (Event)
Description: A widespread feeling of patriotism and desire for independence


Name: Resignation of the shōgun (event)
Description: The resignation of the shogun, the military dictator of Japan during the Edo period


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: second largest continent by area


Name: Towns in England (Geographical Locations)
Description: For example, North Yarmouth, Maine was named by settlers from Yarmouth, Massachusetts which was in turn named for Great Yarmouth in England.


Name: International Mineralogical Association (organization)
Description: -


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


Name: Craniofacial Morphological Study by Papagrigorakis et al. (Study)
Description: The study that indicated this finding.


Name: Precision Instrumentation (Instrumentation)
Description: Instrumentation that requires high precision


Name: 13.8 billion years old (Time duration)
Description: The approximate age of the universe in years.


Name: Mongol invasions (military event)
Description: devastated Kievan Rus'


Name: korite (Name)
Description: A trade name given to ammolite by the Alberta-based mining company Korite


Name: Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) (Compound)
Description: The simplest fluoropolymer and perfluoro analogue of polyethylene with structural unit –CF2–.


Name: Andalusian newspapers (communication)
Description: Newspapers distributed in Andalusia with local editions


Name: A red penalty card (Sports Rule)
Description: Penalty given to a player for serious infraction


Name: The Atlantic Monthly (Publication)
Description: Literary magazine based in Boston


Name: Support (evidence)
Description: Evidence that confirmed the new hypothesis about tectonostratigraphic terranes.


Name: Burnishing Tools (Tool)
Description: Tools can also be used for certain stone setting techniques.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the south


Name: Bort (Category of Industrial Diamonds)
Description: Lowest-quality, mostly opaque stones within the category of industrial diamonds


Name: 49.5 classroom teachers (on an FTE basis) (Quantity)
Description: The number of full-time equivalent classroom teachers in the Franklin Borough School District during the 2022–23 school year


Name: Romans (Military Force)
Description: Force that allowed the Salian Franks to settle


Name: Avocado-pomegranate dip (Recipe)
Description: A fusion dish combining avocado and pomegranate


Name: Circassians (Ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: Northwestern parts of the plateau (Geographical Feature)
Description: Broad, rolling terrain with low hills


Name: Etruscan jewelry (culture)
Description: Jewelry style of the Etruscans


Name: Svelvik, Nedre Eiker (Municipality)
Description: Two other municipalities that merged with Drammen to form 'The New Drammen Municipality'


Name: China's culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of China.


Name: Aesthetic Idea (Concept)
Description: A concept mentioned by Immanuel Kant, which serves as a substitute for logical presentation in art.


Name: 1922 (Year)
Description: The year 1922


Name: Western European Union (International Organization)
Description: A now-defunct military alliance of Western European countries


Name: a founding member of the European Union and the United Nations (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a founding member of the European Union and the United Nations


Name: Zinc Nanoparticles (Chemical Substance)
Description: Nanoparticles composed of Zinc


Name: Various materials (Materials)
Description: To create Native American jewellery


Name: Laser drill holes in diamond (Diamond property)
Description: -


Name: Global Economic Shocks (Economic Shock)
Description: Unexpected events that have a significant impact on an economy


Name: Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from North Africa


Name: Alicante, Spain (location)
Description: City in Spain


Name: Number of Group Quarters (Statistic)
Description: The number of group quarters in Cresciano


Name: Cuvier into creating catastrophism (Scientific Theory)
Description: The results of this paper triggered Cuvier to create the theory of catastrophism


Name: Government (Executive Branch)
Description: One of the branches of the Austrian state powers


Name: Permanent Issue of Banknotes (Historical event/Monetary policy)
Description: The first permanent issue of banknotes, which occurred in 1695


Name: Time (Concept)
Description: Once the discovery of gemstones became more readily available


Name: Portland Public Schools (Educational Institution)
Description: school where young Esper Signius Larsen went to study


Name: Vaisheshika School (School of Hinduism)
Description: Later introduced the concept of a non-creator God.


Name: 9–10 percent tensile strain (Strain value)
Description: Single crystalline diamond can be elastically stretched by as much as 9–10 percent tensile strain without failure


Name: Sommavilla and Molin (Location)
Description: Adjacent areas near Pè de Pardac (Piè di Predazzo)


Name: Geochemistry (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study of the chemical components and processes of the Earth


Name: Thales of Miletus (Mathematician)
Description: Ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher


Name: archaeological research (Research Method)
Description: The investigation of past human activity through the recovery and analysis of material remains.


Name: tobacco smoke (Substance)
Description: The smoke produced by burning tobacco leaves


Name: Artworks about Marie Curie (Category)
Description: Plays, films and other artistic works based on Marie Curie's life


Name: Ptolemy (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek geographer, astronomer, and mathematician


Name: Counter-seal (Object)
Description: A smaller seal used to authenticate larger seals


Name: Development of Modern Hinduism (Process)
Description: The evolution of Hinduism from its traditional forms to its modern, inclusive form.


Name: Lil Uzi Vert (Person)
Description: An American rapper


Name: Missouri Court of Appeals (Court)
Description: An intermediate appellate court in the judicial system of the U.S. state of Missouri


Name: American and British programming, along with many Australian and local shows (Television programming)
Description: A variety of television content mainly from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand


Name: Spathic ore (Mineral Ore)
Description: The carbonate form of siderite


Name: dwarf planet (celestial body)
Description: A class of celestial bodies that are large enough to have achieved hydrostatic equilibrium but not massive enough to clear their orbit of other debris.


Name: triclinic crystal system (Crystal system)
Description: One of seven crystal systems, characterized by three unequal axes that intersect at angles other than 90 degrees. Triclinic crystals do not exhibit any mirror planes or rotational symmetry


Name: Exact Recreations of Individual Artifacts (Artifact)
Description: Accurate replicas of specific historical swords.


Name: Distinguished Service Medal by the War Department (Award)
Description: Award for contributions during World War I


Name: Undesirable artifacts (Issue)
Description: Issues arising from sample preparation or probe tip geometry


Name: Bohemia (Historical Region)
Description: A historical region of the Czech Republic


Name: ao (long jacket) (clothing)
Description: Han Chinese women wore ao (long jacket) which is worn with a skirt during the late Ming dynasty


Name: Stony or icy bodies (Celestial body)
Description: Small comets, asteroids or other celestial objects composed of stone and ice


Name: Women's National Basketball Association team (League)
Description: A professional basketball league in North America


Name: Diamond Trading Company (DTC) (Company)
Description: A company marketing rough diamonds from De Beers-operated mines


Name: The Golden Ass (Literary_work)
Description: A novel that is the only Latin work of its kind to have survived in its entirety


Name: $180 billion of inward foreign direct investment (FDI) (Monetary value)
Description: investment from foreign sources


Name: suspect appraisals (Process)
Description: Vastly overstating their value.


Name: Ural Mountains (Russia) (Geographical location)
Description: A geographical location where alexandrite can be found


Name: New York City Public Schools (EducationalSystem)
Description: The largest public school system in the United States.


Name: Manufacturing sector (Industry Sector)
Description: An industry sector characterized by the production of goods, such as automobiles and machinery


Name: Norse paganism (Religion)
Description: The ancient religion of the Norse people


Name: boulder opal deposits (GeologicalFeature)
Description: Boulder opal deposits found in addition to western Queensland


Name: Singapore (Country)
Description: A Southeast Asian city-state


Name: Kimberley Process record keeping (Government Record Keeping)
Description: The process of keeping records for diamonds being exported and imported


Name: Victoria and Albert Museum (Museum)
Description: Location where some pieces are stored


Name: Indigenous Austronesian peoples (ethnicity)
Description: 2.4% of the Taiwan population, native to the island


Name: Ancient Roman carved gemstone cameos (Artifact)
Description: The Ancient Roman artifacts whose copies were produced by Josiah Wedgwood


Name: State Duma (Legislative Body)
Description: The lower house of the Federal Assembly in Russia


Name: purple halobacteria (Photosynthetic bacteria)
Description: Organisms that were already exploiting photosynthesis in oceans


Name: Unusual or intense coloration (Diamond Property)
Description: Coloration that is outside the typical white range and commands higher prices


Name: Clear under magnification (Visual property)
Description: Appearance of high temperature heated sapphire under magnification


Name: exposed ice patches on the surface of Ceres (Geographical Feature)
Description: Ice patches exposed on the surface of Ceres


Name: All inhabited side valleys (Geographical Feature)
Description: All inhabited side valleys in Valais


Name: Africa, Asia, and the Middle East (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions of the world.


Name: Free-Trade Zone (Economic Zone)
Description: The Free-Trade Zone located in the Valle del Cauca region


Name: Benin (Country)
Description: Blows from December to March in Benin.


Name: geothermal wells leachates were identified as another potential source of lithium (Event)
Description: The context where the potential source was identified


Name: Numerous varieties of gooseberry (Plant Variety)
Description: The numerous varieties being raised by the cotton-spinners


Name: theoretically no limit to the length of compound words (linguistics feature)
Description: compound words in Finnish can theoretically have an infinite number of components


Name: it (Dharma) (concept)
Description: The concept of moral order, duty, righteousness and truth in Hinduism.


Name: Accessory Mineral in Shale (Classification of Mineral Deposition)
Description: Formed by precipitation from anoxic seawater.


Name: Carnelian agate (Mineral variety)
Description: Type of agate with reddish hues


Name: Addressing climate change impact on glaciers (Concern in Glaciology)
Description: The study of how climate change affects glaciers


Name: 1868–1874 progressive Sexenio Democrático (Historical Period)
Description: A period of progressive government in Spain


Name: Red Diamonds (under 1 carat) (Gemstones)
Description: Red diamonds smaller than 1 carat can still be considered investment stones.


Name: Ashanti Empire (Empire)
Description: An African empire that dominated gold trade in West Africa


Name: Sir Joshua Reynolds (Person)
Description: -


Name: Pearl from the rainbow lipped oysters (Natural Object)
Description: Is also called Concha Nácar


Name: Early Settlers from Eastern England (Group of People)
Description: The group that brought this accent to Rhode Island during the Puritan migration in the mid-seventeenth century.


Name: Chios (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, part of Greece


Name: acceptor impurities (Type of impurity)
Description: The type of impurity used to dope the p-type semiconductor.


Name: Breakaway modifications (design feature)
Description: Modifications to the ring to prevent tearing or removal issues


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A material that is not suitable for machining ferrous alloys at high speeds


Name: huañuchi-shpa (verb)
Description: kill-CP in Quechua language


Name: Sodium Azide (Compound)
Description: A compound of sodium and nitrogen with the formula NaN3


Name: centuries-long intersection of different cultures and ethnicities (Description of entity)
Description: The centuries-long mixing of cultures and ethnicities that influenced Tunisia's culture


Name: Traces of chromium (Cr3+) (Substance)
Description: The primary cause of the red color in Rubies.


Name: Franks (Historical Group)
Description: An ethnic group who expanded their Carolingian Empire


Name: Relationship Between Factions (Relationship)
Description: The relationship between factions was affected by the attack


Name: Hollanders (People)
Description: Inhabitants of the Netherlands, specifically those from the Holland region


Name: Baba Ram Rai (Person)
Description: The eldest son of the seventh Sikh guru, Guru Har Rai


Name: 20th century Russian Art (Art Movement)
Description: Rise of symbolism, represented by Mikhail Vrubel and Nicholas Roerich


Name: Bialetti Moka pot (Product)
Description: A stovetop pressurized espresso maker named after the city of Mocha


Name: Special Damages (Legal Concept)
Description: Compensation for specific losses caused by the defendant's fraud


Name: Round Brilliant Cut (Diamond cut)
Description: One of the most popular diamond cuts


Name: Fairfield County, Connecticut (Location)
Description: A county in the state of Connecticut, United States


Name: Rise of Islam (Historical Event)
Description: Event that marks the development of Arabic alphabet


Name: Various regions in India (Geographical region)
Description: Regions including the lands of the Karkotas, the Pratiharas, the Rashtrakutas, the Pandyas and the Pallavas that lost state support for Buddhism in favor of Hindu faiths like Vaishnavism and Shaivism.


Name: Large lakes (Geographical Feature)
Description: Large bodies of water formed by the Alps.


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


Name: Colorless, green, blue, yellow, pink, red (Color)
Description: Colors are determined by impurities


Name: Accessory for personal hygiene (Purpose)
Description: One of the uses of mirrors during the Middle Ages


Name: balls or small buffers (pears) or a shape with a double moulding called scotiae (shape)
Description: Shapes that the terminals of Iberian Iron Age torcs often take.


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


Name: Extracellular Fluid Volume (Biological Process)
Description: The regulation of the amount of fluid outside cells


Name: Limestone Deposition (Geological Process)
Description: Process by which limestone is formed.


Name: Rare proponents (Person)
Description: Artists who continued using mezzotint despite its decline in popularity during the 20th century.


Name: major non-NATO ally (Status)
Description: A designation by the United States government for countries that are important partners


Name: Minoan Palaces (architecture)
Description: Palace structures in Minoan Crete


Name: the Judean Desert (Desert)
Description: Nearby geographical location


Name: 1759-1760 earthquake (Natural Disaster)
Description: Earthquakes and aftershocks that occurred around Christmas and New Year's Day in 1759–1760


Name: Helladic period (Historical period)
Description: The Bronze Age in mainland Greece


Name: Members (Role)
Description: Individuals who belong to the secret society.


Name: Economic Policies Coordination (Eurogroup) (Greece) (Policy Impact)
Description: Greece was affected by economic policies coordinated by the Eurogroup during the Eurozone Crisis.


Name: William I (Monarch)
Description: The King of the Netherlands from 1840 to 1849


Name: Ngorongoro Conservation Area (Conservation Area)
Description: A protected area and UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tanzania


Name: Partisans and Fascist RSI forces (Military Entity)
Description: Opposing factions during the Italian civil war


Name: the Andean region (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region along the Pacific coast of Ecuador.


Name: Glass beads (type)
Description: Beads made from various types of glass


Name: Moon (celestial body)
Description: A natural satellite of Earth that is the fifth-largest moon in the solar system.


Name: Christmas-theme hanfu trend (Trend)
Description: A recent trend of combining Hanfu with Christmas elements.


Name: Mg and Fe (Elements)
Description: Mg and Fe are in octahedral coordination with oxygen


Name: 2.5 mm per year (North, Western and Central Alps) (geographical measurement)
Description: The North, Western and Central Alps have undergone uplift at rates of up to 2.5 mm per year


Name: An Lushan's Tang or Zhongtong (dynasty)
Description: An Lushan's Tang or Zhongtong is another name for the Tang dynasty


Name: Svarthammaren (Mine)
Description: A mine in Norddal, Norway


Name: The Assumption of Mary (Religious Event)
Description: A Christian doctrine concerning the death and bodily assumption into heaven of Mary


Name: Institut du Monde arabe in Paris (Organization)
Description: In February 2016 to January 2017


Name: Mixed-member proportional representation (Voting System)
Description: A mixed electoral system that combines elements of both single-member district and party-list proportional representation


Name: Manganese Steel (Material)
Description: A specific type of steel containing high amounts of manganese, known as Hadfield steel


Name: British origins (Origins)
Description: Sports with roots in Great Britain


Name: Cerite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A complex silicate mineral group containing cerium, formula (Ce,La,Ca)9(Mg,Fe3+)(SiO4)6(SiO3OH)(OH)3.


Name: Transform fault (geological feature)
Description: A geological boundary where two plates slide horizontally past each other, causing earthquakes and transforming the Earth's crust.


Name: world financial capital (Status)
Description: The status that New York City became during the 20th century.


Name: Almohads (Group)
Description: Berber dynasty that ruled large parts of the Iberian Peninsula, North Africa, and Al-Andalus from 1121 to 1269


Name: Sea urchin (Marine Invertebrate)
Description: A echinoderm with a spiny, globular or elongated test or shell


Name: Zoran Zaev (Person)
Description: North Macedonian politician, Prime Minister of North Macedonia


Name: Charles Darwin (1809–1882) (Biology)
Description: Charles Darwin, English naturalist, is famous for his theory of evolution by natural selection


Name: Victorian Hairwork Society (Organization)
Description: They collaborate on shows, exhibits and projects


Name: Chipping and Polishing Procedures (Procedure)
Description: Early methods used in the carving of jade


Name: LGBT community (Social group)
Description: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community


Name: Metamorphic Aureole (Geological Feature)
Description: The area surrounding an intrusion where contact metamorphism effects are present.


Name: heads of various departments (Consejerías) (administrative positions)
Description: Leaders of different administrative sectors in the Autonomous Community


Name: Unemployment Rate in Japan (Economic Indicator)
Description: The percentage of the labor force that is unemployed in Japan


Name: Swiss Confederation (Political Entity)
Description: A confederation that Valais joined in 1815


Name: A pose (Artistic Element)
Description: Pose might have been used by Raphael and might have been supplied by Perugino from one of Lorenzo's gems


Name: Copper toxicity (Health Condition)
Description: A condition caused by excessive consumption or accumulation of copper, leading to various symptoms.


Name: Six terrestrial ecoregions (Ecoregion)
Description: Specific regions of Morocco with unique ecosystems.


Name: school corporal punishment (School discipline practice)
Description: The presence of school corporal punishment in Alabama schools


Name: Gold Alloys (Gold Alloy)
Description: Alloys of gold with varying percentages of other metals


Name: County Antrim, Northern Ireland (Administrative Division)
Description: A county in Northern Ireland


Name: Believers and Skeptics (Group)
Description: People who believe or do not believe in the power of amulets


Name: Unspecified (Uncertainty)
Description: Unknown if the Berber garrisons migrated back to North Africa or assimilated


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


Name: communist revolution (KPD) (Event)
Description: An unsuccessful attempt to overthrow the government by the Communist Party of Germany


Name: West (Geographical region)
Description: Region where a signature alone is sufficient to authenticate a business document


Name: Sculpture (artwork)
Description: Three-dimensional artwork created by shaping or combining materials.


Name: Gruyère or Emmental, and other unique dairy products and cheeses (food items)
Description: Unique dairy products and cheeses such as Gruyère or Emmental that are used in Swiss cuisine.


Name: cross-collared jiaoling youren robes and hats (clothing)
Description: Some modern Taoist abbess and priests also wear cross-collared jiaoling youren robes and hats.


Name: Consumption of copper by the iron and steel industry (Activity)
Description: The amount of copper used by the iron and steel industry


Name: Chine colle, collage, or painted areas (Elements)
Description: The elements that can be incorporated in mixed-media prints.


Name: space exploration (scientific characteristic)
Description: a country that has made significant contributions to our understanding of outer space through NASA's pioneering missions


Name: Kopaonik National Park (National Park)
Description: A national park in central part of the Kopaonik plateau


Name: New York City Global Partners (Program)
Description: Renamed from sister city program in 2006.