Name: Heavy pendants (Etruscan jewelry)
Description: Type of jewelry that became fashionable in the Middle Eastern style


Name: fantasy and creative imagination, emotive, symbolical, cognitive mysticism (Characteristics)
Description: The incorrect and biased portrayal of Hinduism by imperialists and colonial officials


Name: University of Geneva (EducationalInstitution)
Description: Higher education institution in Geneva, Switzerland


Name: Hate speech laws (Legislation)
Description: Laws that address hate speech.


Name: Medenine and Ksar Ouled Soltane (fortified granaries)
Description: examples of ghorfa (fortified granaries) in Tunisia


Name: San Giovanni Battista (Church)
Description: The parish church in Comologno.


Name: Topaz (Mineral)
Description: A silicate mineral with the formula Al2(SiO4) (F, OH)2 and a Mohs hardness of 8


Name: Education in Afghanistan (Subject)
Description: Refers to the educational system of Afghanistan


Name: Roman republican civic values and Protestant Christianity (Ideologies)
Description: The ideologies that influenced the style of 19th-century American Sculpture.


Name: Legislation (Law)
Description: Laws protecting the Andalusian Forests


Name: Germany's television market (Market)
Description: Largest television market in Europe


Name: 20% of GDP (Quantity)
Description: The forecasted growth to constitute 20% of Morocco's GDP


Name: Red Fox Kits' Eyes (Anatomical Feature)
Description: The eyes of a red fox kit


Name: Tin (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Sn and atomic number 50.


Name: UK police (Law Enforcement Agency)
Description: The UK's national law enforcement agency


Name: Kingdom of France (kingdom)
Description: The kingdom which eventually became the modern nation-state that is now France


Name: Primordial Darkness (Cosmic Entity)
Description: The initial state of darkness before creation in various religious cultures.


Name: Mycenaeans (Culture)
Description: Ancient Greek culture


Name: Colonial constructions (historical_phenomenon)
Description: Influenced the belief that Vedas, Bhagavad Gita, Manusmriti and such texts were the essence of Hindu religiosity


Name: Heather and alpine meadows (NaturalFeature)
Description: Areas for grazing sheep in the summer within the municipality of Oppdal, Norway


Name: Dating the origin of bronze metallurgy in Southeast Asia (event)
Description: Origin of bronze metallurgy in Southeast Asia


Name: 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (Constitutional document)
Description: The 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, which serves as the basis for its constitution.


Name: Uranium oxide (Compound)
Description: Solid form of uranium that is stable over a wide range of environmental conditions. It includes triuranium octoxide (U3O8) and UO2.


Name: All-Russian Central Executive Committee (political entity)
Description: The central committee of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks)


Name: 4 kinds of waistline for women's skirts (Waistline)
Description: The different waistline options for Tang Dynasty women's skirts


Name: Confucianism (Religion)
Description: An ancient Chinese religion and philosophy


Name: Tuscan Chianti (Wine)
Description: One of the most famous Italian wines


Name: Alfred Andersch, Golo Mann, Max Frisch (Person)
Description: Well-known personalities who bought houses in Berzona


Name: 1856 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: ISKCON (Organization)
Description: An international Hare Krishna movement known for its missionary activities.


Name: Earthquake (Natural Disaster)
Description: A seismic event that causes the ground to shake


Name: alabandicus (historical_name)
Description: The name applied by Pliny the Elder to a stone found or worked at Alabanda, a town in Caria in Asia Minor.


Name: Mafic and ultramafic minerals (Mineral Group)
Description: Rocks that consist mainly of silicates of magnesium, iron, or both


Name: NY Waterway (transportation service)
Description: A water ferry service operating in New York.


Name: 78 Languages (Language Data)
Description: Number of distinct languages spoken in the country


Name: Lava (Igneous Rock)
Description: A volcanic rock resulting from the rapid coolings of lava far from the eruptive vent or fissure


Name: Helmold (person)
Description: A German monk who described early forms of germanization


Name: a variety of processes (processes)
Description: Processes that can produce peloids


Name: Chartreuse Yellow (Color)
Description: A yellow color mixed with a small amount of green, named after the drink yellow chartreuse


Name: Saint Peter and Paul Rocks (Island)
Description: An archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, belonging to Brazil


Name: 11 Indigenous chiefdoms (Political Division)
Description: Indigenous political entities in lowland areas of Taiwan


Name: Alois Riegl (Art Historian)
Description: 19th century Austrian art historian who was influential in the field of art history


Name: Aztec murals (mural artwork)
Description: Murals created by the Aztecs, often depicting religious or historical scenes


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


Name: Universal Health Insurance for Elderly (Healthcare Policy)
Description: Indicates the provision of universal health insurance to the elderly


Name: Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (Organization)
Description: an independent organisation focusing on research in the natural sciences and mathematics


Name: Seal carvers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who carve seals for souvenirs and on-the-spot translations


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: Most popular sport in New England


Name: Scholars such as Pennington (group)
Description: Disagreed that Hinduism is a colonial European era invention


Name: Frederick Douglass (Author)
Description: Author of slave narratives


Name: Land Forces (Part of Military Organization)
Description: One part of the Swiss Armed Forces, responsible for ground combat


Name: The earliest roots of drilling rocks (Historical event)
Description: Approximately one million years ago.


Name: Local Universities and Research Institutions (Subject)
Description: Institutions that local authorities may work with when managing Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Minoan Crete in regards to e.g. art, infrastructure and symbols (Civilization)
Description: Culture that heavily influenced the Mycenaean civilization


Name: General Secretariat for Research and Technology (Organization)
Description: Responsible for designing, implementing and supervising national research and technological policy in Greece


Name: International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) (Organization)
Description: International scientific organization responsible for the study of geology and the establishment of international standards on geological nomenclature.


Name: Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia (Country)
Description: Baltic countries that declared Russia a terrorist state


Name: Secrecy (Action)
Description: The practice of keeping information confidential


Name: Changing Economic Environment (Economic Condition)
Description: The state of the overall economy, including market changes, industry trends, and economic fluctuations.


Name: Less-developed countries (Geographical Region)
Description: 2,000 kg per capita


Name: World War I ended (-)
Description: -


Name: Shinkolobwe mine (Mine)
Description: A mine in the Congo with a tremendously rich lode of uranium pitchblende


Name: Hanfu (Clothing style (authentic))
Description: Traditional Han Chinese clothing with distinctive and specific garment elements.


Name: Wind Power (Energy Source)
Description: Power generated by wind turbines, which convert the kinetic energy of wind into mechanical power


Name: Permissible exposure limit (PEL) for beryllium (Limit)
Description: The maximum allowable concentration of a substance in the air during a normal 8-hour workday


Name: Orthoquartzite (Geological rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of quartz


Name: SLC22A8 (Protein)
Description: A protein expressed in proximal tubules


Name: Chain of Custody Tracking (Action)
Description: Tracking from mine to export at country level


Name: Diversifying Jobs in Small Trade (Solution)
Description: Policy aimed at reducing unemployment by promoting small businesses and encouraging self-employment


Name: Art Materials (Subject)
Description: A general term for any tool or substance used in the creation of works of art.


Name: Limestone (Material)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate


Name: State governments (government entity)
Description: Governments of individual states in the United States


Name: Aromanian and Bulgarian population of Thessaly (population)
Description: Population residing in Thessaly


Name: Republic of Dahomey (country)
Description: The former name of Benin before independence


Name: APEC (International Organization)
Description: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation


Name: Common Accessory Minerals (Mineral Group)
Description: These minerals are common in andesite


Name: Conscription (Military Service Method)
Description: Military conscription in which young people are compelled to perform military service


Name: Student bodies of Australian universities (Student Group)
Description: International students as a proportion of the student body in Australian universities


Name: Seljuks (people)
Description: A branch of the Oghuz Turks who established the Seljuk Empire.


Name: Incurable Disease (Disease)
Description: A disease that led to the euthanization of a child.


Name: 0.001% of arsenic (Percentage of impurity)
Description: The percentage of arsenic in the doped semiconductor.


Name: Russian philosophy (Ideology)
Description: Given as the context


Name: Roman goddess of agriculture (Deity)
Description: Ceres was named after this Roman goddess.


Name: Inner Mongolia (Geographical region class)
Description: Autonomous Region in the People's Republic of China


Name: Bhutan (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia.


Name: Reynolds v. Sims (1964) (Legal case)
Description: The landmark United States Supreme Court decision that required these states to change their legislative districting


Name: Laboratory (Gem Lab)
Description: A laboratory that evaluates gemstones.


Name: Sleep (Biological Process)
Description: A natural and essential physiological state in animals, including humans


Name: university students (Group of people)
Description: Students at a university


Name: 20 million dollars (Monetary value)
Description: The annual export value of Tahitian pearls from French Polynesia.


Name: Coffee (Commodity)
Description: A major beverage made from the roasted seeds of the Coffea plant.


Name: George Perkins Merrill (Person)
Description: Geologist who determined the quality of Yule Marble


Name: Berzelius (Scientist)
Description: Swedish chemist who advocated the name kalium for potassium in 1814.


Name: Earthquakes and Volcanic Eruptions (Geographical Phenomenon)
Description: Geologically-induced events characterized by seismic shaking and often followed by volcanic activity


Name: Self-interest (aspect)
Description: Professional autonomy can only be maintained if members of the profession subject their activities and decisions to a critical evaluation by other members.


Name: Mineralization (Process)
Description: The process of minerals such as siderite precipitating around the organism or fragment of organism.


Name: Joints between metal (structure)
Description: The connections between pieces of metal in a piece of jewelry or other objects.


Name: 9% of the population (demographic)
Description: 9 percent of the total population of Norway


Name: Orature (Literature)
Description: Oral literature which is an integral part of Moroccan culture, be it in Moroccan Arabic or Berber


Name: various sources (Cultural Composition)
Description: The mix of cultural influences shaping the society and traditions in Taiwan


Name: 30th on the Human Development Index (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of Italy on the Human Development Index


Name: Success of Zwingli's Reformation (historical event)
Description: The success of Zwingli's Reformation that led to inter-cantonal religious conflicts in 1529 and 1531.


Name: eurozone (Monetary Union)
Description: A monetary union representing around 330 million citizens


Name: Agder county (County)
Description: A county in southeastern Norway


Name: Cycling conditions (Condition)
Description: Includes urban density, relatively flat terrain, congested roadways with stop-and-go traffic, and many pedestrians


Name: Convention (Government Practice)
Description: Particularly important in the Westminster System of government


Name: Free Elemental State (State of Occurrence)
Description: Gold often occurs in free elemental state


Name: Moʻorea (Island)
Description: An island in the Society Archipelago with eruptions from 2.15 to 1.36 Ma


Name: Laser cooled lithium isotopes (Physical State)
Description: Lithium isotopes that have been laser-cooled.


Name: Mainland China (Geographical Entity)
Description: A geographical entity in East Asia


Name: curved striations (gem characteristic)
Description: The presence of curved striations in some synthetic gems


Name: Individuals (People)
Description: People who believed that holding an opal wrapped in a fresh bay leaf could make them invisible


Name: Kabul (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Afghanistan.


Name: Ekofisk field (Location)
Description: An oil and gas field off the coast of Norway, discovered by the Phillips Petroleum Company in 1969.


Name: 1.2 million people (Estimated) (Quantity)
Description: The estimated number of people living in the region that is now Colombia in the year 1600.


Name: foreign_investment (Economy)
Description: Investments made by individuals, companies, or countries in a foreign country


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded in India c. 520 BCE


Name: Frank and Jesse James, the Younger brothers (Person)
Description: Infamous outlaws who were involved in guerrilla warfare during the American Civil War


Name: an intense amount of light (event)
Description: A quasar is a distant, brilliant, and highly energetic galaxy core that emits an intense amount of light.


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: Another element that has a lower melting point


Name: cementing Norway's reputation as a force in global cinema (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies are frequently recognized with nominations and victories at major international film awards, solidifying Norway's standing as a significant player on the global cinematic stage


Name: Lille Torungen Lighthouse (Lighthouse)
Description: Situated on the small island of Lille Torungen outside Arendal.


Name: the self-actualization of spiritual power in experiential form (Idea)
Description: The fundamental concept of Shugendō.


Name: Internet Explorer's Trident Browser Engine (Software)
Description: A web browser engine


Name: nomadic pastoralists (occupation)
Description: Occupation of Proto-Turkic speakers later.


Name: Lightweight Vertebral Column (Anatomical feature)
Description: The main skeletal element, the vertebral column, is lightweight yet strong.


Name: Certain Shaiva, Vaishnava and Shakta texts or practices (Texts or Practices)
Description: The texts or practices that were questioned by conservative thinkers


Name: Various Interferents (Interferent)
Description: Substances that interfere with the detection of Dopamine by Boron-doped diamond (BDD)


Name: Temple of Jerusalem (Religious Structure)
Description: Used to decorate the temple during King Solomon's time


Name: armor-plating and as a refractory material (Application)
Description: Various uses of Boron Carbide


Name: 254 °C (Temperature)
Description: Temperature where the hexagonal forms of pyrrhotite are stable


Name: Anonymous review (Text)
Description: A written work by Thomas Young that proposed the name aluminium for the element


Name: Bronze Age collapse (Event)
Description: Historical event linked with the spread of Naue II Type Swords


Name: Towns, bishops, kings (institution/ruler)
Description: Institutions or rulers who used the two-sided seal


Name: 19th century architectural styles (architectural movement)
Description: Various revival and neo-architectural styles of the 19th century


Name: Azagarium (Ancient City)
Description: A city mentioned by Ptolemy's world map (2nd century AD), supposedly located where Chernobyl is now


Name: An Element (Classification)
Description: A classification for the element fluorine


Name: Other locations without an atmosphere (Location type)
Description: A dark night sky due to the lack of atmospheric scattering.


Name: Mercury (Material)
Description: The specific liquid metal used in these telescopes.


Name: Turkish Political Spectrum (Political_spectrum)
Description: The political spectrum in Turkey


Name: Dutch Masters (Artistic Movement)
Description: A group of painters active during the 17th century in the Dutch Republic


Name: Weathering steels (steel alloys)
Description: Steels like Cor-ten that weather by acquiring a stable, rusted surface.


Name: po-ro-ko-re-te (prokoreter) (local official)
Description: A deputy of the koreter, serving under the wanax.


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: An island in the South Pacific Ocean


Name: Peru (Country)
Description: A country in South America


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


Name: Carbon Monoxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas produced by incomplete combustion of carbon containing fuels


Name: Boar's tusk helmet (armor)
Description: A type of helmet made to resemble a boar's tusk.


Name: many_countries, over_time (TemporalLocation)
Description: Places and time periods where the positive economic trend took place


Name: Metropolitan Basketball League (1967–1968) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed for one season, 1967–1968


Name: a significant change in volume (process_result)
Description: A result of the transformation process


Name: Ancient lake bottoms and seabeds (Geographical location)
Description: Environment where Potassium salts form extensive evaporite deposits


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign country in Europe.


Name: 1950s (Time)
Description: A period from 1950 to 1959


Name: hammerstones and sharp flakes (item)
Description: Roughly shaped pieces of stone used as hammers or sharp edges.


Name: Contact metamorphosed dolomites (Geological formation)
Description: A geological context where monticellite is found.


Name: Bullion Coins (Category of Coins)
Description: Coins primarily for metal investment and bullion purposes


Name: As an infrared optical material (Role)
Description: The role or function of calcium fluoride


Name: Foods with high potassium concentrations (Nutritional Category)
Description: Foods that contain high amounts of potassium


Name: Pegmatite (Geological Feature)
Description: Igneous rock rich in large, coarse-grained mica or feldspar crystals.


Name: Netherlands (country)
Description: The country where Wilhelmina was born and was not allowed to inherit the throne


Name: symbols of a prosperous afterlife or to sanctify the tomb for spirits responsible for natural phenomena and human wellbeing (concept)
Description: The role of jade objects in tombs


Name: Moctezuma II (Aztec Leader)
Description: An Aztec leader and the ninth tlatoani of Tenochtitlan


Name: Admission of Alabama to the Union (Event)
Description: The event of Alabama becoming a state on December 14, 1819


Name: Radium extraction (Process)
Description: Three tonnes of uranium were extracted to produce one gram of radium, leaving uranium as a waste product


Name: Cool Colors (Colors)
Description: Colors that create a cool grey


Name: 17th century (Time period)
Description: Century in which the Barbary pirates were most active.


Name: County Executive George Latimer (Politician)
Description: The current county executive of Westchester County


Name: a novel by a Nobel Prize winner (Novel origin)
Description: A novel written by an author who received the Nobel Prize in Literature


Name: Density of copper (Material property)
Description: The approximate density of copper, which is around '8.96 grams per cubic centimeter'.


Name: These widespread fires (Environmental Disaster)
Description: The widespread occurrences of fire


Name: Republic (political entity)
Description: Political system in a country or region


Name: Bulgarian Empire, modern day Russia, Ukraine and Belarus (Kievan Rus'), Preslav Literary School (geographical region or educational institution)
Description: regions where the Cyrillic script became the standard alphabet


Name: International Olympic Committee (IOC) (organization)
Description: An international organization responsible for overseeing the Olympic Games


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: Silvery-white metal with a melting point of 660.32 °C


Name: grittier films influenced by French and Italian realist pictures (film genre)
Description: Movies characterized by their gritty nature and inspired by post-war European cinema


Name: Center (Geometrical point)
Description: The given point in three-dimensional space where all points of the sphere are equidistant.


Name: Population of Alabama (Population)
Description: The number of people residing in Alabama as per the 2020 United States census.


Name: the fertile Guadalquivir valley (Geographical Area)
Description: Ferdinand III of Castile captured the fertile Guadalquivir valley


Name: Sodium Chloride (Compound)
Description: A compound made of sodium and chlorine, commonly known as table salt.


Name: Napoleon I (Person)
Description: French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution


Name: Majorite (mineral)
Description: A mineral found in the mantle of the Earth.


Name: Southern Scandinavia or Eastern Europe (Region)
Description: Regions with climate conditions somewhat similar to Austria


Name: Belief that male urine produced better Lyngurium (Belief)
Description: The belief that male urine could produce a superior form of the stone


Name: Louis XIV (monarch)
Description: French monarch who ruled as King of France from 1643 to his death in 1715


Name: Vocational Students (Student Group)
Description: Students attending a vocational program which can be combined with an internship/apprenticeship.


Name: Giuseppe Mazzini (Person)
Description: A radical Italian patriot and political activist


Name: Smoking in bars, restaurants and places of public employment (Restriction)
Description: Prohibition of smoking in specified areas within bars, restaurants, and places of public employment.


Name: Bitumen of Judea (Photoresist)
Description: A type of asphalt used in early photography as a photoresist


Name: 1980s immigration (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A period of increased immigration in Italy


Name: Sylvester Richardson (Person)
Description: A geologist who discovered Yule Marble in the spring of 1873


Name: Mahayana Buddhist teachers (Group of people)
Description: Teachers in Mahayana Buddhism such as Yin Shun.


Name: several phases of aluminium oxide (Phase)
Description: -


Name: Black (Color)
Description: A color associated with the underworld, separated from the living by Acheron river and Hades' palace.


Name: Granada, Pyrenees, Cantabria, Galicia (Location)
Description: Regions of Spain where Berbers were positioned


Name: Roman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: Conqueror of the Celtic Kingdom of Noricum.


Name: Li Shimin or Li Zhi (person)
Description: Li Shimin or Li Zhi was another name for Emperor Taizong of Tang


Name: St. Louis (city)
Description: a city in Missouri


Name: wide-band transparency and thermal conductivity (Property)
Description: Properties that allow it to handle high power densities in laser tubes


Name: Kawamata Junior High School (School)
Description: Junior high school in Kawamata, merged with another school due to the Fukushima nuclear disaster


Name: Mount McClintock and Mount Menzies (mountains)
Description: taller than Mount Kosciuszko


Name: Multiple Twins (Defect in Crystalline Structure)
Description: Common imperfections in the structure of detonation nanodiamonds


Name: over 38.0 million (Quantity)
Description: The UN's estimate of the population of Afghanistan.


Name: 2010 (Year)
Description: A year in the 21st century


Name: illegal arms trade (Illicit Activity)
Description: The unauthorized buying, selling, or transporting of weapons.


Name: a rich and diverse natural environment, with a wealth of flora and fauna that make it one of the most beautiful countries in the world (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a rich and diverse natural environment, with a wealth of flora and fauna that make it one of the most beautiful countries in the world


Name: Grey Marble (Marble)
Description: A type of Takaka marble that came from a quarry in the lower Riuwaka Valley


Name: G20 (International Organization)
Description: Brazil is a member of the G20 (Group of Twenty) forum


Name: Gender Relations (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The behavioral, emotional, and attitudinal aspects of human interactions that are related to the roles, statuses, and relationships between women and men


Name: - (Quantity (absence))
Description: The absence of steppe-related ancestry in the individual from Salamis


Name: Large wingspan of white-tailed eagle (Attribute)
Description: The white-tailed eagle has a large wingspan, making it one of the largest birds of prey in Europe


Name: 44 genera (Coral genera)
Description: The forty-four genera that the black corals belong to


Name: Cytoskeleton (biological structure)
Description: A dynamic structure within cells that maintains cell shape, enables motion, and plays a role in other cellular processes.


Name: Complex designs with many figures (Design Style)
Description: A design style characterized by having many figures


Name: European fox mitochondrial haplotypes (Genetic Information)
Description: The absence of European fox mitochondrial DNA in North American red fox populations


Name: Hollywood (location)
Description: A district in northern Los Angeles, known for the American filmmaking industry


Name: based on agriculture, services, and manufacturing (economy)
Description: The economic sectors contributing to the growth of Benin


Name: Dawn Mission (Spacecraft)
Description: A spacecraft that explored the asteroid belt


Name: María Peláez (Person)
Description: A swimmer who made the most Olympic appearances for Andalusia


Name: backcountry camping, hiking, and mule rides (Recreational Activity)
Description: Activities typically associated with enjoying the outdoors, such as backcountry camping, hiking, and mule rides


Name: James Finn (Historical Figure)
Description: British Consul in Jerusalem (1846–1863)


Name: Valais (Location)
Description: The canton where these regions are located


Name: Sculptural Impressionism (art_movement)
Description: Attempting to model of a fleeting moment of ordinary life


Name: influenced by Māori art and culture (culture)
Description: Culture of New Zealand influenced by the Māori art and culture


Name: Bone (skeletal component)
Description: A rigid organ that forms part of the endoskeleton of vertebrates.


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species in which the dual-modality small molecule was tested


Name: Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The solid outermost layer of a planet or natural satellite


Name: Energy Storage System Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of energy storage systems


Name: earrings and other personal ornaments made of filigree work (artifacts)
Description: Artifacts created using filigree work, primarily earrings


Name: Lithium (addressing social and environmental issues) (Resource Economic Impacts Addressing Social and Environmental Issues)
Description: Overview of the economic impacts of lithium production, including employment, income, and regional development highlights ongoing efforts to address social and environmental issues associated with lithium mining in producing regions


Name: Heat Sources (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Energy sources that were crucial for Ceres's early geological development


Name: Ancient Times (Time Period)
Description: A period of time starting from the founding of Rome to about 500 AD.


Name: Turkey's national sport (Classification)
Description: The national sport of Turkey for several centuries


Name: An ethnic mix of Swiss (69.2%), German (4.2%), Italian (3.2%), Portuguese (2.5%), French (2.1%), Kosovan (1.1%), Turkish (1%), and other nationalities (16.7%). (Ethnic Composition)
Description: The ethnic makeup of Switzerland, consisting primarily of Swiss, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Kosovan, Turkish, and other nationalities.


Name: belief in one supreme deity (Hindu belief)
Description: The belief in one supreme deity in Hinduism


Name: High price of gem-grade diamonds (Economic factor)
Description: The high cost associated with gem-quality diamonds


Name: Yellow Emperor's consort (Leizu) (person)
Description: The Yellow Emperor's consort who was also revered as the Goddess of sericulture


Name: Manhattan (island and borough)
Description: one of the five boroughs of New York City


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A metallic element, it is a key component of steel and manganese ore


Name: World Heritage Site (Designation)
Description: A designation given by UNESCO to culturally significant sites


Name: Council of Europe (International Organization)
Description: European international organization promoting cooperation between governments


Name: 14 January (Date)
Description: The date when Old New Year is celebrated


Name: Catalyst (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnO2 as a catalyst in various chemical reactions


Name: Chondrules and CAIs (Mineral)
Description: Oldest known solids to have formed in the Solar System, estimated to be 4.567 billion years old


Name: Common people (social class)
Description: People of common status in the Tang Dynasty


Name: 2022–23 school year (Time Period)
Description: The current school year as of writing


Name: Commission internationale de l'éclairage (CIE) (Organization)
Description: International organization that developed a mathematical color model in 1931.


Name: Thirteen Nobel laureates (People)
Description: Individuals who have been awarded the Nobel Prize


Name: Ancient Egypt (Region)
Description: A historical region encompassing modern-day Egypt


Name: Creation of Grey on Electronic Devices (Application)
Description: The creation of shades of grey on televisions, computer displays, and telephones.


Name: Ipswich RFC (Rugby Union Team)
Description: A rugby union team in Ipswich


Name: Hot fluids coating fractures, caves, and other cavities (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Fluids that precipitate minerals in rock formations


Name: Lithium (addressing concerns) (Resource Regulation Addressing Concerns)
Description: Examination of government policies and regulations that affect the production, export, and use of lithium addresses concerns related to environmental impact, social responsibility, and national security


Name: 45Ca and 47Ca (Isotope)
Description: The most stable being 45Ca (half-life 163 days) and 47Ca (half-life 4.54 days).


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


Name: Catholic Church (Religious_Organization)
Description: The largest branch of Christianity headed by the Pope.


Name: Statute of Westminster 1931 (Legislation)
Description: A statute that formalized the self-governance of some Dominions within the British Empire


Name: 18th century (Historical Era)
Description: The period between 1701 and 1800


Name: Ancient Egyptian Art (Art Culture)
Description: Minoan art is often more vivid, but less naturalistic compared to ancient Egyptian art


Name: Boundary between gem-quality and industrial diamonds (Concept)
Description: The boundary is poorly defined and partly depends on market conditions


Name: ethnic groups (Ethnicity)
Description: Over 193 different ethnic minorities nationwide.


Name: Classificatory dispute about art (concept)
Description: A disagreement as to whether or not something should be classified as a work of art


Name: Mineral Resources (Brine Pools and Rocks) (geological resource)
Description: Naturally occurring reservoirs of lithium, such as brine pools and rocks


Name: largest oil shale reserves in Europe (Quantity)
Description: The largest oil shale reserves in Europe.


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


Name: NATO invitation (Invitation)
Description: The invitation for Macedonia to start accession talks and become the alliance's 30th member


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A metal with a low oxidation potential, known for its nuggets


Name: 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (Law)
Description: The amendment that granted women the right to vote.


Name: Estimated Average Requirements (EARs) and Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for iron (Nutritional Guidelines)
Description: Guidelines to help maintain the nutritional health of people in the U.S.


Name: Opposition to U.S. Intervention in Vietnam (Political Movement)
Description: Movement opposing the U.S.'s involvement in the Vietnam War


Name: Colombia's Land Restitution Unit (URT) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian agency responsible for implementing land restitution for victims of the armed conflict.


Name: High moors (Habitat)
Description: Contains relatively few species such as heather, crowberry and hare's-tail cotton grass


Name: Diamond prospectors (Group)
Description: Individuals or companies involved in the search for diamond-bearing pipes


Name: Bronze (Material)
Description: An alloy of copper and tin


Name: Time (Duration)
Description: Complex parts can require hours to complete, while very simple parts take only minutes.


Name: Oxygen Compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: A variety of compounds that contain oxygen.


Name: Slavic minority population (group)
Description: the largest Slavic minority population in Kazakhstan


Name: 1909 (year)
Description: Year the Manhattan Bridge was opened


Name: Side tunnels (Part of Structure)
Description: Additional passages branching off from the main burrow.


Name: Switzerland, France, Germany (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in Europe; countries with rich literary traditions


Name: Permineralization (Process)
Description: A process where organic matter is replaced by abundant calcium-phosphate minerals.


Name: SKN Company (Organization)
Description: A company that was awarded the Ig Nobel Peace Prize in 2012


Name: Occupational or Environmental Exposure (Exposure)
Description: Risks of developing Chronic Beryllium Disease (CBD) or Berylliosis


Name: Art styles (Visual arts)
Description: A specific visual or aesthetic appearance, especially in art.


Name: Historians (Profession)
Description: Scholars who study past events based on written records


Name: Aztec System of Government (Government system)
Description: The Aztec system of government distinguished between different strategies of control in the outer regions of the empire.


Name: Approximately 70% of Meteorites found on Earth (Meteorite)
Description: A significant portion of meteorites found on Earth


Name: distributing Serbian Orthodox church calendars and pamphlets (Action)
Description: Action taken by Bishop Jovan that led to his imprisonment


Name: Chinese purple and blue (dye)
Description: Dyes used in China that are distinct from Egyptian blue


Name: Spines on Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The sharp, protective projections on a sea urchin's test.


Name: the position of Head of State (Position)
Description: Constitutional role in the Netherlands


Name: From west to east through Mobile (Direction_and_Location)
Description: The direction and location it passes through.


Name: Helvetii (Historical Tribe)
Description: A Gaulish tribe living on the Swiss Plateau before the Roman era


Name: Colored Chalk (Material)
Description: The engraver uses colored chalk to trace along the pricked holes for guidance during engraving


Name: Robert Davis (Person)
Description: Historian who estimated that the Barbary pirates captured 1 million to 1.25 million Europeans as slaves.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe with a history dating back to ancient times


Name: Ocean pearls (Jewelry)
Description: Pearls cultivated in oceans


Name: Chernobyl (Place)
Description: The ghost town in Ukraine


Name: 2 inches per hour (Quantity)
Description: The speed at which modern wire or chain saws can cut marble, exceeding 2 inches (51 mm) per hour.


Name: Colors (Color Class)
Description: Various hues that can be obtained


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: In 1979.


Name: Steel Engraving (Printmaking Technique)
Description: To create less effort compared to true burin engraving


Name: 179 single and never married, 253 married, 31 widows or widowers, 25 divorced (MaritalStatus)
Description: The marital status distribution of the population of Collonges as of an unspecified date


Name: organisms are capable of forming a diverse array of minerals (Statement)
Description: Organisms can form a diverse array of minerals


Name: 28% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Community District 12 residents who have high blood pressure


Name: by_depositing_minerals_and_altering_the_chemistry_of_water (Biological_process)
Description: The processes by which organisms interact with their environment


Name: Amethyst (Specific variety of a Mineral species)
Description: A purple variety of the mineral species quartz.


Name: Generations of scientists and chemists (Group)
Description: scientists and chemists which succeeded Sendivogius


Name: Abu Yakub (person)
Description: A Berber ruler, who served as the third Caliph of the Almohad Caliphate


Name: all political complexions (group)
Description: Political groups involved in the common aim of social improvement through the museum


Name: IMA-commissioned 'Working Group on Environmental Mineralogy and Geochemistry' (Scientific research group)
Description: Deals with minerals in the hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere


Name: Holy Roman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: A historical polity that existed from 962 to 1806


Name: Collage Art (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that has been popular since the early 20th century and continues into the 21st century.


Name: Coxinha (a variation of chicken croquete) (Dish)
Description: A type of popular snack in Brazil.


Name: Tachypleus tridentatus (species)
Description: An Asian species of horseshoe crab known as 'helmet crabs' (kabutogani)


Name: Nabi Musa Shrine (Building)
Description: The shrine built over the tomb of Moses


Name: Industrial Revolution (historical event)
Description: a significant time period of rapid industrialization


Name: A more generic color of the sky (Color)
Description: This color remembering a type of light zenithal blue and the next sky blue gradations.


Name: Degenerate Spin Triplet State (Electron Configuration)
Description: The electron configuration of dioxygen with two unpaired electrons and degenerate orbitals


Name: IIDGR Diamond Grading System (IGDGS) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by the IIDRC.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A member of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (the Quad)


Name: Indicator of economic progress (economic indicator)
Description: A measure of economic development and growth


Name: Katkamsandi, Hazaribagh district, Bihar and at Netra, Balaghat district, Madhya Pradesh, India (Location)
Description: Locations where Calderite was first applied to a rock in manganese deposits.


Name: Hydrogen fluoride (HF) (Compound)
Description: A compound produced from the reaction of fluorite with sulfuric acid.


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Market for trading of the gemstones within Japan


Name: Snowfall Frequency (Snowfall Frequency)
Description: The North Island experiences varying frequencies of snowfall, depending on the location


Name: Renal arteries (Blood Vessel)
Description: The paired arteries that supply blood to the kidneys.


Name: Taliban (Group)
Description: The group that took over Afghanistan in August 2021


Name: a newspaper distributed throughout the region (newspaper)
Description: A newspaper that covers all of Andalusia does not exist


Name: Potassium (element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white metal that is an alkali metal and highly reactive


Name: Cretaceous Interior Seaway (Geological Feature)
Description: A large body of water that covered a large portion of North America during the Cretaceous period.


Name: 3 valence electrons (Number of valence electrons)
Description: Number of electrons available for forming covalent bonds.


Name: local governments (Government)
Description: Local administrative bodies


Name: Ukraine and Moldova, European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (Country, Power Grid Organization)
Description: Synchronized their electricity grids with continental Europe


Name: Monitoring of Demobilization and Disarmament Process (Action)
Description: The act of keeping a close watch on something.


Name: Tunisian government (Government)
Description: Executive branch of Tunisia's government


Name: Devonian reefs (geological formation)
Description: The most extensive organic reefs in the fossil record, covering an estimated area of 5,000,000 km2.


Name: Obverse and Reverse (Concept)
Description: The front and back sides of a coin respectively


Name: Grain Configuration and Size (of Yule Marble) (Geological Feature Property)
Description: Characterized by small, irregularly shaped, generally equidimensional to slightly elongated grains.


Name: Universe (Before God Created Light) (Cosmic Entity)
Description: The state of the universe before light was created in Christian theology.


Name: Red Fox Skull (Anatomical structure)
Description: The skull of a red fox


Name: 1862 (Year)
Description: The year Cecile Coquebert de Montbret passed away.


Name: Wearing of medals on the chest as part of standard military uniform (Practice)
Description: Medal practice that began to be worn as part of military uniform


Name: Population Age Distribution (Statistical Data)
Description: The distribution of the population by age group


Name: groundwater (Geological feature)
Description: Underground water found in the pore spaces of soil, sand, and rock


Name: University of Edinburgh (Educational Institution)
Description: The university Benjamin Silliman traveled to.


Name: Alps (Geographical Region)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: Parliament of Austria (Institution)
Description: The legislative body of Austria


Name: Mud mounds (geological formation)
Description: A type of geologic structure that was dominant in both deep and shallow water prior to the early Ordovician, likely microbial in origin.


Name: Abbe Suger (historical figure)
Description: Abbot of the Abbey of Saint-Denis


Name: Major Projects (Project)
Description: Example: Drainage system of the Kopais basin, large dam outside Tiryns


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


Name: Southern Lofoten (Geographical Location)
Description: A coastal location in Norway


Name: Bull-leaping (Activity)
Description: An activity or scene involving leaping over a bull, thought to have religious significance


Name: Antoine Lavoisier (scientist)
Description: French chemist who is regarded as one of the founders of modern chemistry.


Name: Medieval European Sword (Artifact)
Description: A typical medieval European sword.


Name: 65 out of 100 American nuclear reactors (Nuclear Reactor)
Description: 65 out of 100 American nuclear reactors are critically dependent on Lithium-7


Name: Crete (place)
Description: Location where Minoan Artifacts are mostly found


Name: Modern winter sports, particularly skiing (Sports)
Description: Winter sports like skiing that Norway is well-known for


Name: Mother of Czech Animation (Nickname)
Description: Nickname due to her contributions to animation in the Czech Republic


Name: Subarctic and Tundra Climates (Climate Type)
Description: A climatic condition characterized by cold winters and short growing seasons, with tundra climate being the coldest of the two


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa where Altava was located


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


Name: Armaments factories (Industrial Site)
Description: Factories producing weapons and military equipment during World War II.


Name: An older tradition in the British Isles of elaborate gold neckwear (Artifact)
Description: Gold lunulas and later flat or curved collars


Name: healthcare in England (Policy Area)
Description: provision and management of healthcare services in England


Name: Ivory (Material)
Description: The material mirrors were made from in certain locations during the Middle Ages


Name: 488 km (303 mi) (Length)
Description: The length of the border between Italy and France


Name: 'ideas about all the major issues of faith and lifestyle – vegetarianism, nonviolence, belief in rebirth, even caste – are subjects of debate, not dogma.' (Quote)
Description: According to Wendy Doniger, 'ideas about all the major issues of faith and lifestyle – vegetarianism, nonviolence, belief in rebirth, even caste – are subjects of debate, not dogma.'


Name: Seawater Temperature (Environmental Condition)
Description: The temperature of the water in oceans and seas


Name: Western Steppe (Geographical region)
Description: Region encompassing modern day Eastern Europe and parts of Central Asia


Name: Ipswich (Location)
Description: A town in Suffolk, England


Name: Elsewhere in Norway (Place)
Description: The comparison of economic disparities between Oppdal and other parts of Norway


Name: Vedic Hinduism (Hindu kind)
Description: A kind of Hinduism based on the earliest layers of the Vedas, traceable to the 2nd millennium BCE


Name: Alps (region)
Description: a mountain range in Europe


Name: 53 municipalities (Administrative Division)
Description: The administrative division of Mallorca


Name: All Diamonds (Class)
Description: All instances of the diamond mineral.


Name: Ionizing Radiation (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Radiation that has enough energy to excite an electron out of its energy level, leaving a hole.


Name: Cordoba (city)
Description: A city in al-Andalus, Spain


Name: Staten Island (Geographical Feature)
Description: An island that is part of New York City


Name: municipality borders (Municipality Border)
Description: Boundaries of municipalities.


Name: Non-Statutory Permanent Posts (Personal Laboral) (Public Employment Position)
Description: Requires a formal procedure for entry similar to the procedure required for the 'Funcionarios de Carrera', subject to normal working conditions and laws


Name: Atheistic ideas (Concept)
Description: Beliefs that there is no god or gods.


Name: East of Norway (Geographical Region)
Description: The eastern part of the country


Name: Pen names or nicknames (Name type)
Description: Gagō-in are frequently pen names or nicknames.


Name: Ewart Oakeshott (Person)
Description: Historian and illustrator who created the Oakeshott typology.


Name: Director of the National Intelligence Service (Institution)
Description: During his career


Name: Oxides of Silicon (SiO2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A type of silica, found in granite and quartz.


Name: Cerium (chemical_element)
Description: It has various industrial and technical applications, including the production of catalysts, magnets, and glass.


Name: Many Gemstone Suppliers (Business Entity)
Description: Companies that supply various types of gemstones


Name: Ferragosto (Holiday)
Description: An Italian holiday on 15 August


Name: United States (Country)
Description: imports more goods and services than it exports


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


Name: First French Empire (empire)
Description: The empire established by Napoleon Bonaparte in the early 19th century


Name: cista (Artifact)
Description: Roundish containers used by the Etruscans


Name: Low Tube Heat (Type of Heat Treatment)
Description: A type of heat treatment where the stone is heated over charcoal


Name: volcanic rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: The location where Agates are most commonly found.


Name: Phosphides, silicides, nitrides, carbides, and arsenides (Types of minerals)
Description: Naturally occurring compounds according to the Nickel–Strunz classification system


Name: Trend toward self-conscious experiments with language (Literary Technique)
Description: Experimentation with language usage and structure.


Name: John Peter Zenger (Person)
Description: A printer and publisher who was a central figure in the development of the concept of freedom of the press


Name: pāʻōʻā (Dance)
Description: Another newer dance from Tahiti.


Name: Drilling (Process)
Description: The process of creating holes in the pearls for stringing.


Name: Pink Diamond (Color Diamond)
Description: A type of diamond that has pink color.


Name: Combination of Yellow and Cyan (Color Combination)
Description: In subtractive color systems used in painting and color printing.


Name: Use of copper in alloys (Application)
Description: The use of copper as a component in various alloys, including brass and bronze.


Name: Qing period (Historical Period)
Description: The time period of the Qing Dynasty in Taiwan


Name: North Macedonia-Greece dispute settlement (Event)
Description: The resolution of the diplomatic conflict between North Macedonia and Greece


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country located in northern Europe


Name: immune system (biological system)
Description: The body's defense mechanism against pathogens and foreign substances.


Name: Uranium-232 (Radioactive isotope)
Description: Thorium-232 is expected to undergo double beta decay, but it has not been observed.


Name: Formally unrecognized (State of recognition)
Description: Under the original 1981 Statute of Autonomy


Name: an unavoidable truth (philosophical concept)
Description: Concept that relativism is an inherent aspect of reality


Name: Other manganese-containing polypeptides (Polypeptide)
Description: Other manganese-containing polypeptides


Name: color (property)
Description: A characteristic property of matter


Name: Regular Octahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A regular polyhedron with eight vertices, 12 edges, and six faces, all of which are equilateral triangles.


Name: Attan (Dance)
Description: The national dance of Afghanistan


Name: Hrushevsky (Politician)
Description: former UNR leader who returned to Soviet Ukraine


Name: Paros (Island)
Description: To the west of Paros lies its smaller sister island Antiparos.


Name: Gold toxicity (health condition)
Description: Poisoning caused by ingestion or contact with metallic gold.


Name: Sculptures representing the remaining Athenian water deities (Sculptural work)
Description: Remaining sculptures on the west pediment


Name: Spessart (Location)
Description: A mountain range in Bavaria, Germany


Name: Proteins (Biological Molecule)
Description: Complex organic compounds that are essential for the proper functioning of all living organisms


Name: Chess (Game or Sport)
Description: A board game or mind sport played between two players


Name: Plzeň (City)
Description: A city in the Czech Republic


Name: Objects of Hongshan culture (Artifacts)
Description: Typically pendants and large C-shaped ornaments, with characteristic carvings like fish, turtles, cicadas, and owl-like birds.


Name: Benedetto Croce and R.G Collingwood (Persons)
Description: Italian philosopher and British philosopher, respectively.


Name: Seals (South Arabia) (artifact)
Description: Seals found in South Arabia datable to the Himyarite age


Name: Carbide (Compound)
Description: A compound formed by carbon and a metal, in this case, steel


Name: University Entrance Rate (Statistic)
Description: The percentage of students accepted into universities


Name: Sarikoli (language) (language)
Description: an Indo-European language spoken in western Xinjiang


Name: North Africa (Geographical_region)
Description: The region where the Amazigh population was spreading across.


Name: Kuma-wani (Person)
Description: A person in this context, the ancestor of Agata-nushi of Oka


Name: Church of St. Joachim (Building)
Description: Reconstructed in pseudo-Gothic style in 1874-1876


Name: Van Diemen's Land (Geographical_area)
Description: A settlement was established in Van Diemen's Land (present-day Tasmania) in 1803.


Name: Spectroscopic analysis (Procedure)
Description: The procedure to analyze the selective absorption of light in a gem material.


Name: Ipswich (Location)
Description: A town in Suffolk, England


Name: British looped terminals (component)
Description: Location where specific types of Iron Age torc terminals are found.


Name: South Georgia and the Falkland Islands (Territory)
Description: British territories invaded by Argentina in 1982


Name: Quetzalcoatl (Mythological Figure)
Description: A feathered serpent god in Aztec mythology


Name: Hardgrounds (Geological feature)
Description: A firm layer formed in sediments underwater


Name: Melanin (Biological Compound)
Description: A pigment produced by specialized cells called melanocytes, found in each hair follicle.


Name: 300 km/h (Speed)
Description: Maximum operating speed of Frecciarossa trains


Name: Piedmontese Barolo (Wine)
Description: Another famous Italian wine


Name: Some of the last Iberian territories to be regained from the Muslims (Geographical Area)
Description: The term 'Andalusia' was later applied to some of the last Iberian territories to be regained from the Muslims, though not always to exactly the same ones.


Name: Diseases of Kidney Anatomy (Medical Condition Classification)
Description: Including cancer, renal cysts, kidney stones and ureteral stones, and urinary tract obstruction


Name: Isotopes of uranium (Category)
Description: All isotopes identified for uranium, ranging in mass number from 214 to 242


Name: Chinese Imperial Examinations (Examination System)
Description: The meritocratic examination system used in China


Name: Fasteners (Equipment)
Description: Subjected to investigation for counterfeit, mismarked, substandard fasteners


Name: Zinc Deficiency Impact on Immune System (Health Effect)
Description: The effect of zinc deficiency on the immune system


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


Name: Resistance to assimilation (Historical event)
Description: A major statement of tribal and individual identity


Name: Magnesium (element)
Description: Chemical element with symbol Mg


Name: Mountain (Landform)
Description: A landform that is taller or steeper than a hill.


Name: Jörg Haider's new party Alliance for the Future of Austria (Political Party)
Description: A political party on the right in Austria


Name: Buildings and Construction (Industry)
Description: The industry that deals with the construction and maintenance of buildings or other structures.


Name: Southern plains at Roveredo (Plains)
Description: A region in the canton of Grisons.


Name: São Paulo Metro (Public Transportation System)
Description: The first underground transit system in Brazil, started operating on 14 September 1974.


Name: changing forms (philosophical concept)
Description: Concept that cultures are fluid and ever-evolving


Name: Redstone (Place)
Description: A town 12 miles (19 km) away from Marble and Quarry Town


Name: Modern Buddhists (Adherents of Buddhism)
Description: Contemporary followers of Buddhism


Name: Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Religious Organization)
Description: A Christian denomination with its headquarters in the area of Independence, near Kansas City, Missouri


Name: Heating (Process)
Description: The common practice to enhance sapphire appearance through heating in furnaces


Name: 25% drop in GDP (Greece) (Event)
Description: The 25% decrease in Greece's GDP between 2009 and 2015.


Name: WHO (World Health Organization) (Organization)
Description: An international organization that focuses on public health


Name: Benito Mussolini (Person)
Description: The leader of Italian fascism and the prime minister of Italy from 1922 to 1943


Name: Great Moravian ramparts (Defensive Structure)
Description: The defensive walls of Great Moravian settlements.


Name: Latitude 17.2078° S, Longitude 24.0563° E (coordinates)
Description: The geographical coordinates of Kombat.


Name: Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Award)
Description: Nobel Prize awarded for services to the advancement of chemistry by the discovery of the elements radium and polonium


Name: The OpenStand principles (Standard)
Description: A set of principles for developing and using open standards


Name: Three golden spheres hanging from a bar (Symbol)
Description: The association's logo depicts this symbol, referencing the three bags of gold held by St. Nicholas.


Name: Silica Spheres (Mineral)
Description: Spherical particles that make up precious opal at microscopic scales


Name: Lithium (enforcing regulation) (Resource Regulation Enforcement Role)
Description: Overview of the regulatory framework governing lithium production discusses the role of industry associations and government agencies in enforcing these regulations


Name: Margaret (Royal Person)
Description: Daughter of King Valdemar IV of Denmark


Name: Trade (exchange)
Description: Exchange of goods, services, or ideas between different societies


Name: Heterojunction (Electrical Component)
Description: A junction between two differently doped semiconducting materials.


Name: King Mithridates VI of Pontus (person)
Description: An ancient king known for his extensive collection of engraved gems according to Pliny the Elder


Name: 2004 (Time)
Description: Year 2004


Name: Volcanism and earthquakes (Geological activity)
Description: -


Name: 518 bryophyte species (Bryophyte species count)
Description: Number of bryophyte species recorded for the county


Name: Book or scroll (Symbol)
Description: An object representing John's writings


Name: Counties or county equivalents (administrative division)
Description: Lower-level administrative divisions within states


Name: earthquakes (natural phenomenon)
Description: E-ne-si-da-o-ne (Earth-shaker)


Name: High-magnesium calcite skeletal grains (geological structures)
Description: Grains with high magnesium content


Name: Scientific and Scholarly Research (Process)
Description: Research methods used to determine classes


Name: Art (Broad Art Category)
Description: A general category encompassing various creative works.


Name: archaeological research and monument protection (activity)
Description: the study of past human life and culture through recovery and analysis of their artifacts


Name: Moscow (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Russia.


Name: Ministry of the Environment (Government Ministry)
Description: In charge of ambient water quality and environmental preservation in Japan


Name: Second Empire (Historical Period)
Description: The era named after the Second French Empire, characterized by organised and rigorous urban planning and architecture.


Name: garnet group (mineral_group)
Description: Group to which Majorite belongs


Name: Tahert (city)
Description: A city south-west of Algiers where Abd ar Rahman ibn Rustam ruled most of the central Maghreb.


Name: Polish minority (Group)
Description: The Polish minority residing mainly in the Trans-Olza region


Name: Tertiary Color (Color)
Description: A color that is located between two primary colors on a color wheel


Name: Greenstone (Rock)
Description: Massive mafic volcanic rock altered to a greenish color


Name: Dilute Sulfuric Acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: A solution of sulfuric acid in water.


Name: late 1980s (time period)
Description: The time period when hanfu-style clothing was popularized


Name: Skyros (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea that shares postal codes with Euboea


Name: China (Country)
Description: a country situated to the far northeast of Afghanistan, sharing a border


Name: Neptune (planet)
Description: A planet discovered in 1846


Name: Minoan Skeletons (Archaeological Finds)
Description: Ancient Minoan skeletons sealed in a cave in the Lasithi Plateau between 3,700 and 4,400 years ago


Name: Wootz steel (Steel type)
Description: High-carbon steel developed in Southern India and Sri Lanka


Name: Actors, Directors, Producers, Screenwriters, Cinematographers, etc. (Film and Television Professionals)
Description: People who work in the film and television industry.


Name: Silica (SiO2) (Chemical Element)
Description: A primary constituent of silicates


Name: Smallpox (Disease)
Description: Outbreak swept through its population, decisive in the fall of the city


Name: Commuters to Brussels and Antwerp (Group of people)
Description: People who commute to Brussels and Antwerp cities


Name: Simple tetragonal Bravais lattice (Crystal lattice)
Description: A type of crystal lattice with a unit cell that is a right rectangular parallelepiped


Name: Adaptation and diversification efforts of New England (Economic strategies)
Description: The steps taken by New England to adjust its economy, including efforts to attract new industries and promote economic diversity


Name: Refractive index (Physical Property)
Description: One refractive index for singly refractive substances, and a range for doubly refractive substances


Name: Mass Production (Production Method)
Description: A method of producing goods on a large scale using industrial machinery.


Name: tōʻere (Musical Instrument)
Description: Traditional Tahitian drum


Name: Republic of China (Taiwan) (Country)
Description: Official name for Taiwan


Name: Cubism (Art Historical Period or Style)
Description: A conscious identification made by a few artists


Name: PISA ranking (Ranking)
Description: Not specified in the given context


Name: Car (Automotive Product)
Description: A motor vehicle designed for transportation


Name: 2010-2011 Ivorian crisis and the Second Ivorian Civil War (Event)
Description: A conflict that occurred in Ivory Coast from 2010 to 2011, resulting from the 2010 presidential election.


Name: Ancient Reefs (Geological Feature)
Description: Formations that were once reef systems in the geologic record.


Name: Whitby Jet (Gemstone)
Description: Fossilized wood from species similar to the extant Chilean pine (Araucaria araucana)


Name: Scintillating crystal (Crystal)
Description: Crystal that demonstrates luminescence after excitation


Name: Fancy-colored Diamonds (Diamond Variety)
Description: Natural diamonds that appear in colors other than white or colorless.


Name: 1996 (Historical event)
Description: The year the Gaelic-medium unit was introduced


Name: Rudyard Kipling (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: A highly reactive metal, alkali metal.


Name: Jewish culture (Culture)
Description: The ancient Jewish civilization.


Name: the audit/auditor standards and related liabilities. (Auditing Standards and Liability)
Description: The impact of the reporting standard (furnished or submitted) on the auditing procedures and associated responsibilities.


Name: Treni Regionali Ticino Lombardia (TiLo) (Company)
Description: Joint venture between the Italian Ferrovie dello Stato and the Swiss Federal Railways


Name: Cerussite (Diamond Simulant)
Description: A fragile and soft diamond simulant with attractive properties


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


Name: approximately 11% of Italian territory protected (Protection Area Percentage)
Description: Refers to the percentage of Italian territory that is protected


Name: Fish (Resource)
Description: Fish from fish farms and catch, the second largest export product behind oil/natural gas


Name: Musée du Louvre (Art Museum)
Description: A museum and art gallery in Paris, France


Name: Theresa Zabell (Person)
Description: A sailor who won two gold medals in the Olympic Games


Name: German forces (Military Force)
Description: The military force of Germany during World War II.


Name: Pessoa (Person)
Description: Former President of Brazil who made the first speech on radio broadcasting in 1922


Name: Vaporizing Graphite or Passing Large Electric Currents (Processes)
Description: Conditions for forming atomic carbon.


Name: 14 specific contributor roles (Concept)
Description: Specific contributor roles defined within the CRediT taxonomy


Name: Constitution of the Republic of China (constitutional_document)
Description: The constitution of Taiwan


Name: Provincial Governors (governor)
Description: The appointed leaders of provinces in Afghanistan


Name: Terrestrial igneous rocks (Type of rock)
Description: Rocks that are formed from the solidification of magma or lava, comparable to some achondrites


Name: Romans (civilization)
Description: Roman settlers throughout Derbyshire during their conquest of Britain


Name: 0.85% (Percentage)
Description: The vacancy rate for the municipality in 2008.


Name: 1936 election (Event)
Description: An election held in 1936


Name: Intense efforts (scientific process)
Description: Efforts focused on blue flowers and natural blue colorants for use as food dyes.


Name: Quartz crystals (mineral)
Description: Crystals that have piezoelectric properties


Name: being a type of hadron made up of three quarks, being the building blocks of matter in the universe (property)
Description: Baryon is a type of hadron made up of three quarks, being the building blocks of matter in the universe.


Name: Color Diamond (Category)
Description: A category of diamonds that exhibit any sort of color.


Name: Modern quarries (Place)
Description: Located near the village of Kinidaros


Name: Alphonse Milne-Edwards and Leon Vaillant (Person)
Description: Other individuals who cooperated on the work


Name: the third-most-commonly-used structural metal, following iron and aluminium (Ranking)
Description: The position of magnesium in terms of usage among structural metals


Name: Manapouri (Locality)
Description: A locality in New Zealand


Name: Alexander the Great (Person)
Description: Ancient Macedonian king and conqueror who hunted foxes


Name: Glass-cutters (Tool)
Description: Tools designed for rolling, not sliding, to cut glass.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country spanning Eastern Europe and northern Asia.


Name: Agia Anna, Agios Prokopios, Alikos, Kastraki, Mikri Vigla, Plaka, and Agios Georgios (Beach)
Description: Various beaches located near Chora


Name: Southern New England (Geographical Region)
Description: A part of the state of New England


Name: Bronze Age Tumulus culture and Urnfield culture (Cultural periods)
Description: Cultures associated with the Golden hat


Name: impacting audiences on both a local and global level (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies often delve into intricate themes and address significant social concerns, initiating discussions and inciting change within their communities as well as beyond their borders, captivating audiences both locally and globally


Name: Diet of Finland (Organization)
Description: He undertook missions for the Diet of Finland


Name: images and symbols of deities and Buddhas in meditation (Practice)
Description: Visualization practices using images and symbols


Name: a great power (Category)
Description: A category referring to a collection or grouping of entities that have significant influence and resources


Name: League of Nations' International Committee on Intellectual Cooperation (Organization)
Description: Intergovernmental organization for intellectual cooperation and cultural exchange


Name: Article 97 of Title III in the 2007 Statute of Autonomy (Legal document)
Description: In relation to their significance and potential for future formal recognition


Name: Martial Law Era (Historical Period)
Description: A period of military rule in Taiwan


Name: Average Income (Statistic)
Description: The average income in Cresciano


Name: Modern Buddhist Studies in the West (Event)
Description: The establishment and development of academic research on Buddhism in the Western world


Name: Compound (linguistics term)
Description: A linguistic construct made up of two or more words.


Name: De Beers (Company)
Description: The world's largest diamond mining company


Name: Britannia (Symbol/Personification)
Description: A national personification of the United Kingdom


Name: 19th_century (Era)
Description: A period of time between 1801 and 1900


Name: Pablo Picasso (Artist)
Description: A Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist, stage designer, and actor


Name: The late 19th century (Time)
Description: The period during which the Great Game became known


Name: Cuisine (Food & Drink)
Description: The food and drink of Spain, highlighting popular dishes.


Name: different mineral species (specific minerals)
Description: two distinct minerals if they have different crystal structures even if they consist of the same compound


Name: Etruscan religion (religion)
Description: The religious aspect of Etruscan art


Name: Great Lakes and the grasslands of the Midwest (Geographical region)
Description: Regions in the interior part of the United States


Name: 1967 Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The constitution of Belgium as it is in 1967, officially recognizing Dutch as a national language


Name: Metaclass (knowledge representation) (concept in knowledge representation)
Description: A class whose instances can themselves be classes.


Name: Customer (Person)
Description: A person who maintains an account with a bank.


Name: Fossil echinoderms (Type of fossil)
Description: The use of fossilized sea creatures, particularly echinoderms, by these ancient human species.


Name: Lötschberg Base Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: The longest land tunnel in the world when opened.


Name: Statue of Liberty (Monument)
Description: A colossal statue on Liberty Island in New York Harbor


Name: Slavic Alps (Geographical Region)
Description: Part of the Alpine regions


Name: Indian Art (Art form)
Description: Art forms that emerged in India


Name: Alpha radiation from uranium (radiation type)
Description: a form of ionizing radiation emitted during the decay of some radioactive isotopes


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: The country where the beverages are produced or brewed.


Name: Tobacco Factory (Industry)
Description: A factory that produced tobacco products


Name: 300,000 species of invertebrates (Animal)
Description: an estimated number of invertebrate species


Name: schools for displaced students (School)
Description: Schools temporarily housing students displaced due to the Fukushima nuclear disaster


Name: Monarch (Position)
Description: The Spanish monarch


Name: Lindblom, C. E. (Author)
Description: Author of the article 'The science of "muddling through"


Name: Greek 'rhodon' (Language term)
Description: The Greek word for 'rose-like', reflecting Rhodolite's pink color.


Name: Czech Theatre (Art form)
Description: Theatre tradition in the Czech Republic


Name: Vltava (Moldau) river in Bohemia (the Czech Republic) (river)
Description: The river from which the first described pieces of moldavite came


Name: Marine calcium cycle (Geological process)
Description: Process that involves the movement of Calcium in the ocean


Name: during the Late Mycenaean period (Time period)
Description: A time period spanning from 1400–1200 BC.


Name: Microorganisms in the gut (Organism)
Description: Single-celled or multicellular life forms that live in the intestine


Name: The Palace of Versailles (Building)
Description: The royal château in Versailles, France


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country in Europe and former member of the Western Bloc


Name: Isamu Noguchi, David Smith, Alexander Calder, Jean Tinguely, Richard Lippold, George Rickey, Louise Bourgeois, Philip Pavia, Louise Nevelson (Artists)
Description: Some of the artists who are considered part of the Modernist Sculptors group


Name: The Jin dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The dynasty where the yunjian pattern was worn


Name: Maghreb region of North Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: A region of North Africa, bordered by Algeria to the west and southwest, Libya to the southeast


Name: Asia (Geographical Location)
Description: World's largest and most populous continent


Name: Cabochons, Cameos (Design elements)
Description: Design elements that were developed during medieval lapidary technology


Name: Master Artisan (Subset of Artisan)
Description: The business owners among artisans.


Name: Sphalerite (Mineral)
Description: A fragile candidate mineral for jewelry, with properties such as high RI and dispersion but low hardness and cleavage


Name: Metal Filings (Material)
Description: Small pieces of metal used for roughening mezzotint plates


Name: Villa Adriana at Tivoli (Historical building)
Description: The Roman villa built by Emperor Hadrian.


Name: Franklin, North Carolina (Location)
Description: A town located in the far western part of Macon County in the U.S. state of North Carolina


Name: £300,000 in gold bullion (Monetary Value)
Description: A legendary amount of gold believed to be in the wreck


Name: Communicating spatial information effectively (Purpose)
Description: The primary function of a map.


Name: Tonacatecuhtli and Tonacacihuatl (deity couple)
Description: Associated with life and sustenance


Name: Zine El Abidine Ben Ali (Person)
Description: The longtime President of Tunisia who resigned in the wake of the Tunisian Revolution


Name: 6000 BC (Year)
Description: Dushan Jade was being mined as early as 6000 BC.


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


Name: Wilhelm von Humboldt (Linguist and Philosopher)
Description: Prussian linguist and philosopher who called for an anthropology synthesizing Kant's and Herder's interests.


Name: Artificial isotopes (nuclear isotope)
Description: Isotopes created by humans


Name: Inclusion (Physical feature)
Description: A small foreign matter or bubble trapped within a crystal.


Name: Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP) (International Organization)
Description: an international organization and political association of Lusophone nations


Name: Medals (Award)
Description: Objects given as gifts or awards


Name: Latin phrase (St Ultimi Sceptrum) (phrase)
Description: The Latin phrase 'Ultimi Sceptrum' refers to the last royal scepter or symbol of power


Name: Cutting down queues or unbraiding hair (action)
Description: An act of defiance during the Qing dynasty


Name: Benjamin Silliman's daughter (Person)
Description: One of Benjamin Silliman's four children. Married Edward Whiting Gilman.


Name: Shanpao (Clothes)
Description: The emperor's daily wear in Song dynasty


Name: Equation of a Sphere (Geometric Object)
Description: An object defined by an equation f(x,y,z)=0, center P0 and radius ρ


Name: endemic species (biota)
Description: species unique to Australia


Name: Variety of paths (Buddhist_paths)
Description: Wide variety of paths and models of progress used and described in different Buddhist traditions


Name: Paints (Material)
Description: With compounding costs, this use was valued at only $100 million in 2006


Name: Red Foxes from Other Regions (Animals)
Description: Red foxes from other regions that are less valued.


Name: Elam (Ancient Kingdom)
Description: Located in Mesopotamia


Name: a steep hillside (Geographical Feature)
Description: A sloping landform


Name: Berber culture (Cultural group)
Description: A cultural group primarily residing in North Africa


Name: Cultured pearls (Type of Pearls)
Description: Pearls produced by artificial means, less valuable than natural pearls


Name: state secrets (Confidential information)
Description: Various types of confidential information kept hidden by governments


Name: United Nations (International organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations among nations, promote sustainable development, and uphold human rights.


Name: 20th century (Century)
Description: The century during which Greece sought territorial expansion


Name: Borough of Brooklyn (Borough)
Description: One of the five boroughs of New York City


Name: Council of Europe and the OSCE (International Organization)
Description: The Council of Europe is an international organisation promoting cooperation between its 46 member states.


Name: a significant boom in the production of Taiwan Jade (Event)
Description: The fact that the Fengtian area experienced a significant boom in the production of Taiwan Jade.


Name: Mercaptopurine (Drug)
Description: A drug used as a cancer and autoimmune disease suppressant


Name: Potassium Cuprate (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A compound with the formula KCuO2.


Name: Campania (geographical region)
Description: Region in Southern Italy


Name: A scale from 1–9 (Scale)
Description: Range of pink diamond color intensity in the Argyle Mine's system


Name: Base of operations (Role)
Description: Algiers served as the main base of operations for Barbary pirates.


Name: Roman-controlled lands (Historical Entity)
Description: Areas ruled by the Roman Empire


Name: Recent developments in DNA analysis (Scientific process)
Description: The study of deoxyribonucleic acid as a means of identifying organisms


Name: 2% (Percentage)
Description: A fraction representing 2 out of 100 parts.


Name: Disney's Mulan costume (clothing)
Description: The costume worn by Disney's Mulan


Name: Long Island (Island)
Description: An island off the northeastern coast of the United States


Name: Sahara (Location)
Description: The geographical location where the private expeditions were launched.


Name: Dueloue and Bloléquin (Location)
Description: Locations in Ivory Coast where numerous killings occurred during the 2010-2011 Ivorian crisis.


Name: Coal (Energy Source)
Description: A fossil fuel used extensively in power generation


Name: Tangier (City)
Description: A city in Morocco


Name: 1794 (Year)
Description: The year when Beamte were standardized as a group


Name: Etruscan musical instruments (musical instrument)
Description: instruments used by the Etruscans


Name: Laws and Regulations (Legal system)
Description: Rules requiring organizations to keep certain information secret.


Name: 40.4°C (104.7°F) (TemperatureValue)
Description: Recorded in Dobřichovice in 2012


Name: design of cruciform type of arming sword (Weapon)
Description: Swords designed as cutting weapons, with variations mainly concerning the shape of the pommel.


Name: total area of New England (Area)
Description: The combined area of all the states in New England


Name: a strong tradition of wine production (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France's strong tradition of wine production


Name: dry sieving (separation method)
Description: Method used in smaller-scale topaz mines for separation of gems


Name: Manto Mavrogenous (Person)
Description: A heroine of the nationalist movement in Greece.


Name: Bavarian Spessart Nature Park (Nature Park)
Description: A nature park located in Bavaria, Germany


Name: Cyan or light teal (Color)
Description: Some iterations of Sky blue are closer to this color.


Name: Economy of the United Kingdom (Economy)
Description: The economic system and activity in the United Kingdom.


Name: graphite (mineral)
Description: another solid form of carbon that is chemically stable at room temperature and pressure


Name: metallothioneins (Protein)
Description: Proteins responsible for storing and transferring zinc


Name: Kyiv (City)
Description: The capital city of Ukraine


Name: ma and pach (Phonetic Prefixes)
Description: The phonetic prefixes 'ma' and 'pach' used in the place name 'Mapachtepec'


Name: Secular custom among many Japanese (Custom)
Description: Christmas as a secular custom among many Japanese


Name: GUN BOW (Engraving Machine)
Description: A leading brand of engraving machines.


Name: Various plant species (Botany)
Description: A variety of plant species.


Name: Heavier cerium isotopes (Isotope)
Description: The isotopes heavier than 140Ce


Name: Experience with Copper (Event)
Description: The history of human interaction with copper


Name: Nepal (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia where Hinduism has a significant following


Name: Silica (Element)
Description: A silicon-containing compound found in high quantities in grasses and Gramineae family ashes


Name: petrological, physical, and chemical properties, as well as their age (Characteristics)
Description: Physical, chemical, and age-related similarities between tektites.


Name: Apulia, Italy (location)
Description: Region in Southern Italy


Name: Kerwan Basin (geological feature)
Description: a geological feature on a body of the Solar System


Name: Lake Taupō (Lake)
Description: The North Island's largest lake


Name: Taiwan (GeographicalFeature)
Description: An island country in East Asia.


Name: Magnesium (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element


Name: Bronze material (Material)
Description: The material from which the seal is made


Name: Ingestion/Inhalation (Physical Interaction)
Description: The act of swallowing or breathing a substance


Name: Ring Silicates (Mineral class)
Description: A broader category that includes Cyclosilicates


Name: Laps with grits of 220, 600, 1200 (Equipment and material)
Description: Grits of a lower grade are used for this step.


Name: Roman Italy (Geographical Region)
Description: Remained politically separated until 42 BC


Name: Okanogan County (Location)
Description: A county in the U.S. state of Washington


Name: Entertainment District (Location type)
Description: Entertainment District


Name: Ideal of Homogeneity (Ideology)
Description: The belief in the desirability of uniformity or unity.


Name: Charles VI (Person)
Description: Holy Roman Emperor (1711–1740)


Name: Serbia (Country)
Description: A nation in Southeast Europe


Name: Cowrie Shell (Currency)
Description: A type of currency that the Bronze Shell was based on


Name: Marketing term (Term)
Description: A label applied to products or services to make them more attractive to consumers.


Name: Ornamental purposes (Activity)
Description: The purpose for which malachite is often used aesthetically


Name: Professor Oliver P. Hubbard (Person)
Description: Professional details not provided in the text.


Name: Only two corners remain today (Preservation status)
Description: Currently surviving parts of the east pediment


Name: 1830 to 1910 (Time Period)
Description: A period ranging from 1830 to 1910


Name: 1732 (year)
Description: The year when families were first allowed to move to Taiwan.


Name: Later Impacts (Astronomical Event)
Description: Impacts that destroyed Ceres's original crust


Name: Napoleon (Person)
Description: French military and political leader


Name: Ambulatory (Temple component)
Description: An area around the central space for devotees to walk and ritually circumambulate.


Name: A mixture of three colors (Color Mixture)
Description: Most human color perceptions can be reproduced by a combination of three colors


Name: Gem Diamonds (Diamond)
Description: High-quality diamonds used for jewelry and ornamentation


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


Name: c. 1180 BC (Time Period)
Description: The year when the city of Pylos was destroyed


Name: Pottery Sherds (Artifact)
Description: Small pieces of broken pottery found at archaeological sites


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: Body of salt water bordering Morocco to the west


Name: Yellow or orange sapphires (Type of sapphire)
Description: A specific type of sapphire with a secondary hue of orange or yellow


Name: The Peace of Westphalia (Treaty)
Description: A series of peace treaties signed in 1648 that ended the Thirty Years' War and the Eighty Years' War.


Name: Sp2 orbital hybrid bonds (Bond structure)
Description: A type of chemical bond where the carbon atoms form in planes


Name: Arad (Place)
Description: A city in the Negev desert, Israel


Name: Guy Verhofstadt's Government (Government)
Description: Government led by Guy Verhofstadt from 1999 to 2007


Name: Some cantons of the Swiss Confederation (historical entity)
Description: Cantons that were part of the Swiss Confederation during the Raron affair


Name: Use of beryllium-aluminum alloy pistons by McLaren Formula One team (Racing Issue)
Description: Controversy over the use of a specific material in racing


Name: Metal Fasteners (Fastener Material)
Description: Fasteners made of metal


Name: Si–Si bond energy (Chemical Property)
Description: The energy required to break a silicon-silicon single bond.


Name: Not specified (-)
Description: Demographic characteristic of the Netherlands


Name: Local Zirids (Historical Group)
Description: The Zirid dynasty that ruled Tunisia and parts of Algeria from 972 to 1148


Name: Mayen lava stream (Lava Stream)
Description: A lava stream that flowed more than 3 kilometers south into the valley of the Nette.


Name: Increasing Need (Condition)
Description: A state where the requirement for waste facilities is growing


Name: Aegean Sea (sea)
Description: Sea between Greece and Turkey


Name: Global City Status (Ranking)
Description: The global city status of Zurich and Geneva.


Name: National Cherry Blossom Festival (event)
Description: A festival held in Washington, DC, US


Name: Hongwu Emperor (person)
Description: The first emperor of the Ming dynasty who initiated the restoration of Han Chinese traditions, including clothing system.


Name: Bohdan Khmelnytsky (Person)
Description: Ukrainian leader


Name: Diamonds formed in stars (Minerals)
Description: Diamonds that were the first to form due to their creation in a star.


Name: Wikipedia Maps (Product)
Description: A mapping service provided by Wikipedia


Name: UK government (Government)
Description: The governing body of the United Kingdom


Name: Player cards with 96-98 rating (In-game item)
Description: The ratings represented by Pink Diamond in NBA 2K19 and NBA 2K20


Name: 20th century (Century)
Description: The period between 1901 and 2000


Name: 20+ Grand Slam singles titles (Count)
Description: Number of Grand Slam singles titles won by Roger Federer


Name: One-child policy (Policy)
Description: A strict population control policy implemented in China during the 1970s to limit families to one child per family


Name: obsidian (mineraloid)
Description: An amorphous glass and not a true crystal


Name: Inwood Hill Park (Park)
Description: A park located within Inwood, Manhattan


Name: Lawyers (Profession)
Description: The profession originally regulated by the Inns of Court


Name: Rigid skeleton (skeletal structure)
Description: The solid support system discussed in the context


Name: Black British Sound System Culture and the New Age Traveller movement (Social Movement)
Description: A cultural movement of the 60s and 70s in the UK


Name: products and locations of Morocco (Products and Locations)
Description: Items or places marketed as part of tourism in Morocco


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in the Northern Hemisphere, where Switzerland is situated


Name: Matrimonial_purposes (Function)
Description: One of the uses of rings


Name: dineopentylberyllium, beryllocene, diallylberyllium, bis(1,3-trimethylsilylallyl)beryllium, Be(mes)2, (beryllium(I) complex) diberyllocene (Chemical compound)
Description: Examples of known organoberyllium compounds


Name: 1114-15 (Time Period)
Description: The period when the expedition of Pisans and Catalans took place


Name: Exceptional strength (Physical property)
Description: A measure of the material's resistance to external forces


Name: deep-sea sediments (Geological Feature)
Description: Sediment layers at the bottom of oceans.


Name: Diorite (Rock)
Description: An intrusive igneous rock that is intermediate in composition between gabbro and granite


Name: Tang Xianzu (person)
Description: A notable Chinese poet, playwright, and dramatist


Name: Stainless steel (Material)
Description: A corrosion-resistant alloy of iron, carbon, and other elements, used in applications requiring high resistance to corrosion


Name: Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL) (Health Guideline)
Description: The maximum amount of a nutrient that is likely to pose no risk of adverse effects in almost all individuals in the general population


Name: Kingdom of the Netherlands (Country)
Description: The constitutional monarchy encompassing multiple territories, including Curaçao, Aruba, and Sint Maarten


Name: Suevia (place_name)
Description: Latin name of Swabia.


Name: Some scholars (Group)
Description: A group of classical scholars, archaeologists, and historians


Name: City of New Jerusalem (Religious Symbol)
Description: A symbolic city in Christianity


Name: Enlightenment Philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: A group of ideas focused on reason, individualism, and intellectual exchange


Name: Second-surface or transmissive mirrors (Optical device type)
Description: Mirrors with coating on the back surface


Name: New York (State)
Description: The 11th state to join the United States, located in the northeastern region of the country.


Name: First Inauguration of Dwight D. Eisenhower (1953) (Event)
Description: Inauguration where Mamie Eisenhower wore a pink dress


Name: Anisotropic material (Material property)
Description: A material whose physical properties (e.g., electrical conductivity, elasticity) differ in different directions


Name: Allied Air Raids (World War II) (Historical Event)
Description: Air raids conducted by the Allies during World War II


Name: Wavelengths (Physical property)
Description: Frequency and length of waves in the electromagnetic spectrum


Name: David Rouach (Ethnologist)
Description: A French ethnologist who wrote a book about the Jewish tradition in Morocco, focusing on Berber jewellery.


Name: ornamental plant (Landscape element)
Description: in gardens and larger containers


Name: Three Years (Time Duration)
Description: The duration of the professional program in Cresciano.


Name: International Electronics Brands (Organization)
Description: Brands that sell electronics globally.


Name: Some reconstructions (reconstruction)
Description: Reconstructed parts of the Parthenon


Name: Greater China (Geographical Concept)
Description: A concept that suggests an expanded territory for China, often including Taiwan


Name: WAMITAB and Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (Organization)
Description: Two organizations promoting university and vocational education in waste management.


Name: Logwood tree (Haematoxylum campechianum) (tree)
Description: Tree that provided a new dye to Europe during the Renaissance


Name: Computer Crime and Internet Fraud (Type of Fraud)
Description: Fraud committed through digital means


Name: sub-Alpine zone (climatic zone)
Description: climate zone extending from 1,600 to 2,400 meters


Name: Sapphire with a star-like phenomenon (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that displays a star-like phenomenon due to inclusions


Name: Hexagonal dihedral symmetry family (geometric symmetry families)
Description: A group of geometrical symmetries.


Name: second-largest (Rank)
Description: One of the major suppliers of lithium carbonate in 2012


Name: stages between 2004 and 2008 (TimeDuration)
Description: The period when the railways were re-nationalized in New Zealand


Name: José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero (Person)
Description: Former Prime Minister of Spain


Name: continuously since the 1950s (Time Period)
Description: The time period of continuous growth in transportation in the Netherlands


Name: Plastics (Material)
Description: Synthetic materials mainly consisting of polymers with various other substances


Name: Tritium (Isotope)
Description: A radioisotope of concern in nuclear reactor waste streams.


Name: Austrian Swarovski crystals (DecorationItem)
Description: Crystals used to decorate the giant Madagascar hissing cockroaches.


Name: Little Dixie (Region)
Description: Historical region in central Missouri


Name: Springfield (Missouri) (City)
Description: The city that experienced an epidemic


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The Earth


Name: Levington (Location)
Description: A village and civil parish in Suffolk, England


Name: Social Norms (Sociology)
Description: The rules and expectations of a group that guide behavior.


Name: American Revolution (historical event)
Description: Armed conflict between Great Britain and thirteen American colonies that took place from 1775 to 1783


Name: 20.04% (1950) (Percentage with Date)
Description: Percentage of the national population of Spain in 1950


Name: Berber jewellery (Culture)
Description: A traditional jewelry style of Berber cultures in North Africa.


Name: Tourism (Activity)
Description: Spain is second only to France in tourist visits.


Name: in a certain position in the list of countries based on its Forest Landscape Integrity Index mean score (Rank)
Description: The ranking of Austria based on its Forest Landscape Integrity Index mean score


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: South American Country


Name: 10,000 electrical conductivity (Factor of increased electrical conductivity)
Description: The increase in the electrical conductivity due to the addition of 0.001% of arsenic.


Name: Andalusian Forests (Natural Feature)
Description: Extensive forests in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Shikoku Railway Company - Yosan Line (Railway Line)
Description: A railway line connecting various cities in Shikoku, Japan


Name: Taiwanese government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Taiwan


Name: Todor Alexandrov, Aleksandar Protogerov, and Ivan Mihailov (Person)
Description: Leaders of IMRO who promoted independence


Name: Sard (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used for Assyrian cylinder seals, Egyptian and Phoenician scarabs, and early Greek and Etruscan gems


Name: United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) (Organization)
Description: The United Nations office responsible for the coordination of humanitarian affairs


Name: Bromofluorocarbons (Gases)
Description: Synthetic compounds containing bromine, fluorine, carbon, and hydrogen that were used in various applications.


Name: Blacksmiths (Luristan) (Profession)
Description: Blacksmiths from Luristan, western Persia, who were making good steel by 1000 BC.


Name: Nature of light (Optical property)
Description: Combination of colors in daylight


Name: Reynolds' will (Event)
Description: left Sir Abraham Hume the choice of his Claude Lorraine


Name: Climate (Weather & Climate)
Description: The climate of Spain, highlighting its typical weather patterns.


Name: Large inclusions of Cementite at the austenite grain boundaries (Structure)
Description: Large structures that form at the austenite grain boundaries in hypereutectoid steel


Name: Pediment of around 520 BCE (Ancient Greek sculpture)
Description: Remains of the pediment were used as infill for new buildings after the Persian sack in 480 BCE


Name: shitashun (verb)
Description: 1PL.FUT verb in Quechua language


Name: Ottomans (EthnicGroup)
Description: Turkish ships


Name: Aosta Valley's autonomous status (Legal Status)
Description: The legal status of Aosta Valley that mandates equal hours for Italian and French teaching


Name: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow (Colors)
Description: Individual colors used to produce grey in printing


Name: 1815 to 1830 (Time period)
Description: A specific time period


Name: Mirror-Making Method (Technology)
Description: Method of blowing a cylinder of glass, cutting it, and unrolling it onto a flat hot plate


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


Name: Cataclasite Formation (Geological Process)
Description: The process where cataclasites form before ductile deformation plays a role


Name: Arendal (Municipality)
Description: It is the administrative center of Sogn og Fjordane county


Name: Cyan (Color)
Description: A cool color between green and blue on the spectrum.


Name: Mycenaean era social structure (societal structure)
Description: Societal structure during the Mycenaean period


Name: Metals from aqueous solutions and fused salt electrolytes (Substances)
Description: The focus of the 2023 review


Name: cadmium sulfide plus cadmium selenide (Chemical compound)
Description: A compound of cadmium, sulfur, and selenium


Name: Adverse Effects (Health Condition)
Description: Various health issues such as coma, metabolic acidosis, shock, liver failure, coagulopathy, long-term organ damage, and death.


Name: Small Snakes (Reptile species)
Description: A type of reptile that Indian peafowl consume.


Name: Rites of Zhou and Book of Rites (Texts)
Description: Chinese texts that record rules for social behavior, including clothing customs


Name: China's economy (Economy)
Description: The economy of China.


Name: 1000 years (best quality) and 500 years (average grade) (Duration)
Description: The life expectancy of modern prints for the best paper is over 1,000 years, while for average grades it is 500 years.


Name: high energy density, long cycle life, low efficiency (Characteristic)
Description: Properties of Lithium-sulfur batteries


Name: Muscle Weakness (Medical Symptom)
Description: Weak muscles


Name: Enhancing Corrosion Resistance (Improvements)
Description: The benefits of applying special coatings or plating to metal fasteners


Name: Tremont Street subway (Rail System)
Description: The oldest subway system in the United States operated by the MBTA


Name: Souvenirs, Jewellery and Home Decoration (Product)
Description: Products made from Connemara Marble.


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A sovereign state and a federal constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system.


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Rock)
Description: -