Name: Sharpening (Process)
Description: Helps in producing accurate points.


Name: Layer structure with two oxygen atoms and six fluoride ions (Chemical structure)
Description: The structure found in uranyl fluoride


Name: All four pnictides (Compound class)
Description: The known pnictides of aluminium


Name: Good Will Hunting (Film)
Description: A film set in New England


Name: Royal Crown Derby (Ceramic Manufacturer)
Description: A ceramics manufacturer based in England.


Name: Proto-Celtic *glasto- (Language Term Root)
Description: A Proto-Celtic term for 'blue/green/grey'


Name: Material (Compound)
Description: GaAs, AlGaAs, InGaAs and InAlAs grown by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE)


Name: Turkish Authorities (Governmental Body)
Description: The government of the Republic of Turkey.


Name: Dutch East India Company (Company)
Description: Dutch trading company established by the Fugger family of Augsburg in 1602


Name: CEFTA (Trade Agreement)
Description: A trade agreement between countries in southeastern Europe


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


Name: Hollywood films (Artform)
Description: Motion pictures produced in the United States film industry, often represented by the initials HW


Name: autochthonous theory of Etruscan people (theory)
Description: The hypothesis that the Etruscans are indigenous to central Italy


Name: Color (Physical Characteristic)
Description: For colored gemstones, the purity and beauty of color is the primary determinant of quality


Name: Men's Paofu (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese robe


Name: Tiradentes Square No. 20 (Location)
Description: A location in Ouro Preto's historical center


Name: Crazy lace agate (Type of Agate)
Description: A variety of agate characterized by a complex pattern.


Name: Jerusalem (City)
Description: The capital city of Israel, holy to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam


Name: Republic of Turkey (Country)
Description: The modern-day Turkish Republic


Name: Zirid ruler (person)
Description: A Berber ruler who attempted to stop the migration of Banu Hilal and Banu Sulaym


Name: 10th Army command of the Austro-Hungarian Army (Military Command)
Description: During World War I


Name: 842 °C (Temperature)
Description: The melting point of calcium.


Name: Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Other French writers (Authors)
Description: Famous French-speaking writers


Name: Waistband called cummerbund or patka (Jewelry)
Description: A waistband called cummerbund or patka was a part of the medieval upper class costume of Rajasthanis


Name: Italian Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: The Alps in Italy.


Name: Schaffhausen (political entity)
Description: A city-state that joined the Old Swiss Confederacy in 1501.


Name: Hafez Muhammad Multani (Artisan)
Description: The golden throne was built by Hafez Muhammad Multani


Name: Carbonate-bearing Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks that are replaced to form skarns.


Name: governance-administrative integration (concept)
Description: The concept refers to the process by which various aspects of governance and administration are combined or integrated.


Name: government (institution)
Description: The governing body of Chios Island


Name: Alloy nanoparticles (Particle)
Description: Nanoparticles made of multiple metals


Name: Syrians under temporary protection (Group)
Description: Syrians living in Turkey with temporary status


Name: Region with Mountain Building (Geographical Location)
Description: Area where mountain ranges are formed


Name: Ukrainian nationalist movement (Social Movement)
Description: A political and cultural movement advocating for the independence and unity of Ukraine


Name: Taiwanese (populations)
Description: The people of Taiwan


Name: Ammolite (Mineral)
Description: Fossilized mineral that comes from the shells of certain ammonites


Name: mauveine (chemical compound class)
Description: Purple dye used in textiles, discovered by William Henry Perkin


Name: Winding and setting the watch (Timepiece Function)
Description: The mechanism to wind and set a pocket watch.


Name: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (Technology)
Description: Modern cartography's connection to GIS.


Name: Color name (Term)
Description: The first recorded use of olive drab as a color name in English was in 1892.


Name: garments (clothing)
Description: The garments that were originally introduced by the Xianbei and other Turkic people


Name: the prevention of fraud and the identification of financial and related crime (Goal)
Description: The goal of preventing fraud and identifying financial crimes


Name: Swimming Pool (Facility)
Description: A swimming pool open to the paying public


Name: Baltics (geographical_region)
Description: The area where the increased piracy occurred


Name: Gold and other valuable minerals (Geological Feature)
Description: Valuable resources found in some hematitic jasperoids


Name: Pan-Blue Coalition (political coalition)
Description: Preference for eventual Chinese unification


Name: Moche cultures (Ancient Culture)
Description: The culture that produced the huacos portrait vases.


Name: 9,400 BC (Time period)
Description: Year found


Name: Lubrication (Engineering)
Description: The reduction of friction between two surfaces in relative motion, achieved through the application of a substance (lubricant) or by maintaining a thin film of gas between the surfaces.


Name: Rest of Norway (Region)
Description: The part of Norway not located above the Arctic Circle


Name: export_restrictions_and_tariffs (Economy)
Description: Measures imposed on the export of goods and services from one country to another


Name: Construction and real estate sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Bad Breath (Medical Condition)
Description: An unpleasant breath odor caused by certain bacteria in the mouth


Name: World Countries (Geographical Area)
Description: 24th in the world


Name: 19th century (Century)
Description: The 19th Century in history


Name: Goychay (City)
Description: A city in Azerbaijan


Name: Rolling hills of Great Plains (Landform)
Description: The rolling hills north of the Missouri River in Missouri


Name: Nano Diamond Coating (Material)
Description: An extremely thin layer of diamond material.


Name: bridging oxygen atoms (Atom)
Description: Linked by bridging oxygen atoms.


Name: Four EU Countries (2006-2016) (Timeframe and Geopolitical Region)
Description: A group of four European Union countries.


Name: Gottfried Leibniz (Person)
Description: German philosopher and mathematician who made significant contributions to the development of calculus


Name: Island of Crete (Location)
Description: Island where Minoan civilization was centered


Name: Korite (Company)
Description: The company responsible for commercial extraction of Ammolite.


Name: Algerian Economy (Economic Systems)
Description: The economy of Algeria, which is resource-rich but faces challenges in diversification and economic development


Name: Zinc Supplements (Dietary Supplement)
Description: Supplements containing Zinc


Name: Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (RIKEN) (Research institution)
Description: The institute where Satoyasu Iimori entered in 1917


Name: other maples such as the sugar maple (Tree species)
Description: Other species of maple trees that are being outcompeted by the red maple


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


Name: Western steppe (Yamnaya-like) (ancient population)
Description: Ancient population from the western steppe region associated with the Yamnaya culture


Name: Cytochrome c oxidase (Protein)
Description: The last protein in oxidative phosphorylation


Name: Tutankhamun's jade signet ring (Artifact)
Description: An artifact belonging to the Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun


Name: crystal hunting (activity)
Description: The pursuit of crystals, often for collection or scientific study.


Name: Diuranium trinitride (U2N3) (compound)
Description: A compound of uranium and nitrogen


Name: Exterior walls, roofs, floors, and job site protection (Usage)
Description: Was used as an underlayment in exterior walls, roofs, floors and for protecting a jobsite during construction


Name: Odisha (Location)
Description: Eastern Indian state where Pattachitra originated


Name: Germanium (an element) (Chemical Element)
Description: A metalloid with the symbol Ge and atomic number 32. It is a brittle, hard, grayish-white semi-metal


Name: Artists (Occupation)
Description: A person engaged in an activity related to creating art.


Name: Economy (PPP) (Economic concept)
Description: A system of interrelated production, distribution and exchange activities adjusted for cost of living differences


Name: Dicey (Jurist or Scholar)
Description: British jurist who is best known for his work on the English Constitution


Name: Northern half (Geographical location)
Description: The northern half remains heavily forested.


Name: TRT, Kanal D, Show TV, ATV and Star TV (Broadcast Media)
Description: Turkish television channels that share a majority of the TV audiences


Name: Hanfu-style and Tangut-style clothing (clothing)
Description: Clothing styles used during the Western Xia


Name: Mount Augustus (monolith)
Description: largest monolith in the world


Name: Kingdom of Galicia-Volhynia (Political Entity)
Description: Medieval kingdom that ruled parts of present-day Ukraine and Poland


Name: - (-)
Description: The trend is steadily growing


Name: Anisotropic Materials (Classification of materials)
Description: Materials whose light behavior is different depending on direction


Name: Tucson Gem and Mineral Society (Organization)
Description: Organizer of the initial show in Tucson, Arizona


Name: didymium (Compound)
Description: Oxide split into praseodymium and neodymium in 1885


Name: More than 15 Million People (Number of Employees)
Description: The number of people employed by the industry


Name: swamps and forests, rivers, lakes, marshes (geographical_region)
Description: The region where the Sclaveni were described as living by Jordanes


Name: Most of those pieces (Part of a sculpture)
Description: Parts of the original sculptures removed and lost


Name: Meteorite Shower (Astronomical phenomenon)
Description: A trail of glowing debris left by the disintegration of meteoroids in the Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Replacement of limestone by dolomite (Geological process)
Description: The process whereby limestone is replaced by dolomite


Name: 2300 BC (Year)
Description: Approximate start year


Name: Zinc (element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Zn


Name: in the top 100 Public Schools in America (ranking)
Description: A ranking given by U.S. News & World Report.


Name: Turquoise (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone that is commonly treated in a similar manner to emeralds


Name: Pointedness (Physical Property)
Description: The property of being sharp-pointed.


Name: [Xe]4f15d1 in solid solutions (Electron Configuration)
Description: A specific arrangement of electrons around an atomic nucleus.


Name: 12th century (time period)
Description: period from 12th century


Name: Athens (City)
Description: The city is located northeast of Tuscaloosa, and was incorporated on December 16, 1819.


Name: Theory of Natural Nuclear Fission Reactors (Scientific Theory)
Description: A theory that predicted the existence of natural nuclear fission reactors


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: The country where the uranium ore was initially exported from


Name: 20th Century (Time Period)
Description: Given as the context


Name: Western part of Alabama (Geographical Area)
Description: Part of Alabama that was under Spanish control from 1783 to 1813


Name: Southwest Australia (region)
Description: Mediterranean-climate region at the coast of South Australia


Name: facilitating tissue integration and healing (Function)
Description: Used for facilitating tissue integration and healing.


Name: [Paestum, Crotone, Sybaris, Caulonia, Metapontum, and Taranto] (Location)
Description: Ancient cities in Southern Italy that started producing coins during Greek colonization


Name: Statistics (Quantitative Data)
Description: Numerical data representing facts about a particular subject


Name: Metabolism (Process)
Description: The chemical processes that occur within a living organism to maintain life


Name: Aluminium Billets (Product)
Description: A semi-finished product made from melted aluminium.


Name: Leucophonite (Mineral)
Description: Another mineral that is similar in properties to Leucophonite


Name: Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (Agreement)
Description: An agreement that concluded hostilities with the Central Powers of World War I


Name: Metamorphic processes (Geological process)
Description: Processes that change the physical or chemical properties of pre-existing minerals in rocks


Name: Pompeius Planta (Person)
Description: A leader of the pro-Catholic faction in the Grisons


Name: Greek Dark Ages (Time Period)
Description: A period in history marked by a decline or stagnation


Name: Erosion (Geological process)
Description: -


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


Name: Roman Empire (empire)
Description: The Roman Empire during the rule of Augustus


Name: Saikaku (Author)
Description: Japanese author known for his works during the Edo period


Name: Franz Eduard Suess (Person)
Description: Austrian geologist who coined the term 'Tektite'


Name: Kungsbacka and Onsala (City)
Description: Cities in southwestern Sweden


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


Name: Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) (International Organization)
Description: The second largest intergovernmental organization after the United Nations, with a membership consisting of 57 states spread over four continents and representing the collective will of the Muslim world in various spheres.


Name: Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) (Political party)
Description: Greek social-democratic political party


Name: Qianlong Emperor (person)
Description: The Yongzheng Emperor who reigned as the sixth emperor of the Qing dynasty (1736–1795)


Name: 24 ppb (in blood), 1.3 ppm (in bone) (Concentration)
Description: Approximate concentrations of Lithium in human tissue


Name: Tahitian dance (Dance)
Description: A generic term for traditional dances from Tahiti.


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the life, teachings, and crucifixion of Jesus Christ


Name: Fluorine gas (Chemical substance)
Description: A chemical element that is contained within antozonite in a gaseous state.


Name: Hairwork (Artwork)
Description: Artwork made from human hair, which was crafted by various groups of women in Europe.


Name: Carpathian Ruthenia (Region)
Description: Historical region in the eastern part of present-day Ukraine and western Romania


Name: Norwegian Ministry of Transport and Communications (Government Department)
Description: The Norwegian government department responsible for transport and communications


Name: Cosmetic product manufacturing (Manufacturing Process)
Description: The process by which a cosmetic product is produced


Name: Steel production (Location)
Description: Place where steel is produced


Name: Sapphire Boule (Product)
Description: The teardrop-shaped sapphire material produced using the Verneuil process


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: The religious and cultural traditions native to India.


Name: Yes (Outcome)
Description: A positive or affirmative answer in a vote, poll, or other decision-making process.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country where Logan Airport ranks as the 16th busiest airport


Name: a computer dedicated to graphic design (Equipment)
Description: A computer used for designing graphics that will be translated into digital signals for the engraving machine


Name: Belgium's linguistic diversity (Social Issue)
Description: The source of Belgium's complex system of governance.


Name: Marble Cutting Methods (Process)
Description: The techniques used to cut marble blocks in a quarry.


Name: Barcelona (Place)
Description: The location where the company was originally founded


Name: Fire Investigation (Field)
Description: The analysis of fires for determining their cause, origin, and development.


Name: Greater Arab Free Trade Area (FreeTradeArea)
Description: regional free trade area in the Middle East and North Africa


Name: Impurities in natural diamonds (Physical property)
Description: The presence of natural minerals and oxides that affect the clarity of a diamond


Name: China (Country)
Description: East Asian country where Confucian art originated


Name: Salt Deposits and Subsurface Oceans on Ceres (Geological Feature)
Description: The salt deposits and subsurface oceans present on Ceres


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: Another country that Greece had good relations with during this period


Name: Carl Frosch and Lincoln Derick (People)
Description: Scientists who published their work on the first manufactured SiO2 semiconductor oxide transistor in 1957


Name: April 20, 2021 (Date)
Description: The date when the UK announced its intention to rejoin the ECHR


Name: extreme income disparities and reinforces social inequality (Social issue)
Description: Through segregation


Name: Greek Kroisos Kouros (Art Form)
Description: Ancient Greek representation of a male youth


Name: Visual Cues (Sensory System)
Description: Cues used by red foxes to hunt


Name: Soviet Zone (Geopolitical Area)
Description: The area under control of the Soviet Union during that period


Name: the birthplace of the Romantic and Impressionist art movements (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being the birthplace of the Romantic and Impressionist art movements


Name: Decorative Engraving (Product)
Description: Engravings made for decorative purposes


Name: bronze (Metal)
Description: A metal alloy consisting primarily of copper and tin, harder and more durable than other metals available during the Bronze Age.


Name: Animals (Sculpture Subject)
Description: Especially in Mughal art.


Name: diseases such as cholera, typhoid and scarlet fever (SuccessfullyEradicatedDiseases)
Description: The diseases that were nearly eradicated in China due to the Patriotic Health Campaign


Name: International Transactions (Financial Transaction)
Description: Monetary transfers between different countries


Name: Ahimsa (Philosophy)
Description: The principle of non-violence towards all living beings


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: An island country in East Asia


Name: Historic value of craft and documentation (Artistic approach)
Description: The historic value of craft and documentation


Name: Stroganov School of Industrial Art and Sculpture in Moscow (Institution)
Description: A Russian state art school


Name: sodium aluminate (Compound)
Description: The compound from which Alumina is derived


Name: Colombian cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The cuisine of Colombia


Name: Beverly Cotton Manufactory (Historical Site)
Description: The first cotton mill in America, founded in Beverly, Massachusetts


Name: Historical Classification (Classification Method)
Description: A historical and hermeneutical approach to taxonomy


Name: Biological systems (Living organisms or biological entities)
Description: The living or biologically active components of an ecosystem.


Name: Nea Moni (Monastery)
Description: Chios contains the monastery of Nea Moni


Name: Couple households (married or civil union) (household structure)
Description: Households consisting of a married or civil partner couple


Name: Ancient Greece (Country)
Description: The country where Ancient Greek ceramics were produced.


Name: 2.70 g/cm3 (Quantity)
Description: The specific gravity of aluminium


Name: Heater-chillers for salt water aquariums (Appliance)
Description: A device that heats or cools the water in a saltwater aquarium


Name: Joaquim Manuel de Macedo (Author)
Description: Brazilian novelist who wrote about love and pain


Name: Geologists (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study the solid Earth, rocks, and the processes by which they change over time.


Name: Imperial examinations (Historical system)
Description: A system of examinations to select candidates for the mandarinate, transitioning from inheritance and patronage to merit


Name: High-quality research base (Research quality)
Description: Each lacks a 'high-quality research base'


Name: Toltecs (Civilization)
Description: A pre-Columbian civilization


Name: America (Spanish America) (Continent)
Description: The continents of North, Central and South America collectively


Name: Best grade of gem quality ammolite (Mineral Deposit Grade)
Description: Quality of gem-quality Ammolite found along high energy river systems


Name: all other red fox populations since at least the last glacial maximum (Geological period)
Description: The geological period known as the last glacial maximum


Name: Coastal areas bordering the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas, Sea of Marmara, Black Sea (Climate region)
Description: Regions with different climates based on the sea they border.


Name: Strong carbon-carbon bonds (Chemical Property)
Description: The property that makes diamond the hardest naturally occurring substance.


Name: Clay (material)
Description: A natural earthy material used in pottery and as the medium for many sculptures cast in metal


Name: MIT, the University of Connecticut, and the University of Maine (University Group)
Description: Groups of universities in New England leading the open access alternative to conventional academic publication


Name: Clear Day (Weather Condition)
Description: A day characterized by clear skies


Name: British sovereignty (Governance)
Description: The authority of the British government over the Falkland Islands


Name: p-n junction (Physical_concept)
Description: A type of electrical connection formed by joining two types of semiconductor materials, p-type and n-type.


Name: Late period (Historical Period)
Description: The time period of the Assyrian Empire's decline


Name: Leonid Kravchuk (person)
Description: Ukrainian politician who served as the first President of Ukraine


Name: Sanskrit Compounds (Compound)
Description: Compounds formed in Sanskrit Language


Name: missionaries from the Frankish Empire or Byzantine enclaves (Religious figure)
Description: Missionaries from the Frankish Empire or Byzantine enclaves originally evangelized Great Moravia in the early 8th century


Name: Algerian Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation (Environmental Challenges)
Description: The efforts to address climate change in Algeria, which aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and build resilience against its impacts


Name: Phosphate industry (Industry)
Description: The phosphate industry in Morocco


Name: Traditional Wooden Buildings (Architecture)
Description: Buildings constructed using traditional techniques in Røros, Norway


Name: Kamarband (Jewelry)
Description: Indian jewelry


Name: Tolerant and indifferent towards religion (Characteristic)
Description: a trait of the people of Czech Republic


Name: Greenschist facies (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks in these cratons are altered to greenschist facies


Name: Kreise, Regierungsbezirke, and Staaten (Administrative division)
Description: Administered divisions of Germany


Name: Industrial activities of transforming raw agricultural and mineral materials (industry_activities)
Description: Activities involving the transformation of raw agricultural and mineral materials


Name: Republic of Macedonia (then) (Country)
Description: The name of North Macedonia before its name change


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia


Name: Asian single-edged weapons (weapon)
Description: Weapons having a single cutting edge in Asia


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded in India more than 2500 years ago.


Name: Majorie Castle (Castle)
Description: A castle of historical importance


Name: Compound Words (Dutch and Scandinavian) (Compound)
Description: Compound words in Dutch and Scandinavian languages share common issues due to their heavy reliance on the distinction between the compound word and the sequence of the separate words it consists of


Name: Health Issues (Medical Issue)
Description: Issues related to health, caused by exposure to nanoparticles


Name: Senate (Institution)
Description: The upper house of the Spanish Parliament


Name: Electrical and electronic circuitry (Hardware component)
Description: The combination of electrical and electronic components used to create a functioning device


Name: Meiji period (Historical era)
Description: Went through a period of modernisation during the Meiji period


Name: European colonists of New England (Group of People)
Description: The first settlers of New England who were from Europe


Name: Americans (People)
Description: Citizens or residents of the United States


Name: Kabul (City)
Description: capital city of Afghanistan


Name: Uranium-235 (isotope)
Description: A fissile isotope of uranium


Name: Decomposition (Process)
Description: The natural decaying or breaking down of organic matter


Name: Open forms (Shape properties)
Description: Crystallographic forms that cannot completely enclose a volume of space.


Name: Visitors (visitor)
Description: Tourists visiting the coastal areas of Andalusia


Name: TLD (Physical object)
Description: Device used to measure cumulative dose of ionizing radiation


Name: 100 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Mineral deposits containing potassium chloride (Deposit)
Description: The discovery of mineral deposits containing potassium chloride


Name: England (country)
Description: Country in Europe


Name: Pocket watch (Artifact)
Description: A portable timekeeping device worn in a pocket.


Name: Infinity (Cardinality of Line) (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The infinite number of points that make up a line.


Name: Dimensionless Quantity (Physics Concept)
Description: A quantity that does not have dimensions, such as a pure number or ratio.


Name: Maritime Subarctic climate (Climate type)
Description: A type of climate characterized by long, cold winters and short, cool summers


Name: Taiwanese people (people)
Description: People who launched the Legal Vernacular Movement


Name: slopes of the Gailtal Alps (Mt. Dobratsch) (Mountain)
Description: A mountain range in Carinthia, Austria


Name: Greco–Turkish War of 1919–1922 (War)
Description: A war between Greece and Turkey


Name: SnTe (Compound)
Description: A compound with rock-salt structure


Name: Contemporary Sword Replicas (Artifact)
Description: Swords produced today, ranging from cheap factory-produced to exact recreations.


Name: Aschaffenburg (City)
Description: City where local influence was acquired by Mainz


Name: Margaret Catchpole (Person)
Description: English pirate


Name: Permissible exposure limits for emery in the workplace (Safety Regulation)
Description: Regulations set by OSHA for emery


Name: Pritzker Prize winners (Award)
Description: The award won by Gottfried Böhm and Frei Otto


Name: Glacier action (geological process)
Description: The crushing, freezing, and thawing action of the glacier


Name: Phoenicians (Ancient Civilization)
Description: The first colonizers of Italy


Name: Cuba–Venezuela Relations (Diplomatic Relationship)
Description: The relations between Cuba and Venezuela, two communist-leaning countries in Latin America.


Name: Endichnia (Ichnotaxon)
Description: An ichnotaxon entity


Name: Certain senior civil service positions (Job Position)
Description: Positions such as heads of diplomatic missions and executive agencies


Name: Burin Peninsula (Location)
Description: A location where Canada Fluorspar Inc. planned to develop a new shipping port


Name: July 2018 (Month)
Description: A specific month in the year


Name: Alexander Wynne (Person)
Description: A scholar of Buddhist studies


Name: Region (geographical area)
Description: A part of Earth's surface that is larger than a locality but smaller than a country


Name: 2004 study (study)
Description: A DNA study published in 2004


Name: Unique ecosystems (Ecosystem)
Description: The unique natural environments found in Australia


Name: Tennessine (Chemical Element)
Description: A synthetic, transactinide chemical element with the atomic number 117.


Name: Symphony in White No. 1 – The White Girl (Painting)
Description: A painting by James McNeill Whistler that used delicate colors to portray innocence and fragility.


Name: Remote or Underdeveloped Areas (location)
Description: Areas lacking proper infrastructure and essential services such as healthcare and education.


Name: Eastern Polynesians (people group)
Description: People from Eastern regions of Polynesia


Name: 9 months (Quantity)
Description: Duration of snow cover in higher elevations of the Alps


Name: Downtown Brooklyn (Neighborhood)
Description: The largest central core neighborhood in the Outer Boroughs of New York City


Name: Courts of Europe (Location)
Description: Government institutions where the silver was used.


Name: October 3, 1990 (event)
Description: Specific date


Name: Fuxin City, China (City)
Description: An urban area in the People's Republic of China.


Name: April 26, 1986 (date)
Description: The date on which the Chernobyl disaster occurred


Name: Early Renaissance (in Italy) (Art Movement)
Description: The early phase of the Renaissance art movement in Italy


Name: Crustal material of differentiated planetesimals (Material from celestial bodies)
Description: The solid outer layer or crust formed by the differentiation process of larger celestial bodies


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A country located in South America


Name: [GPS and GLONASS] (Satellite Navigation Systems)
Description: The satellite navigation systems followed by Beidou


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in East Asia and the fourth-most populous in the world.


Name: Seduction (Concept)
Description: The act or practice of trying to attract someone, especially in a way that suggests sexual attraction.


Name: Heirloom Seal of the Realm (Object)
Description: The most important seal, created by the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang


Name: Classic metamorphic sapphires from Kashmir, Burma, or Sri Lanka (Sapphire)
Description: Specific type of sapphire that has not been subjected to heat-treatment


Name: High grade work (Product)
Description: A high quality product with a high resolution of up to 40 lines per mm.


Name: Etruscan objects (artifact)
Description: Various artifacts from Etruscan civilization


Name: common fruits (food)
Description: Fruits like cranberries, red apples, blueberries, cherries, raspberries, and plums


Name: Shaving demand (governmental decree)
Description: Demand by the Qing government for Zheng Jing and his men to shave


Name: Layers thickness and number (Physical property)
Description: The thinner and more numerous the layers in the pearl, the finer the luster.


Name: Qualification by professional body (educational requirement)
Description: Qualification by a professional body is a prerequisite for practicing in a profession.


Name: azure (language)
Description: English and French word for blue (as a color)


Name: Photographs (Artifact)
Description: Pictures as a text


Name: Hot hydrothermal veins (Geological process)
Description: Another way quartz chemically precipitates.


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


Name: Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) (standards organization)
Description: Organization defining a series of steel grades.


Name: Traditional Berber Jewellery (Jewellery)
Description: Jewellery that forms part of their ethnic identity


Name: Haratin and Gnawa (or Gnaoua) (Ethnicity)
Description: A West African or mixed-race ethnic group in Morocco


Name: Okean Elzy (Musical Group)
Description: Ukrainian rock band


Name: 400 ppb (parts per billion) (Quantity)
Description: The abundance of fluorine in parts per billion


Name: Neighborhoods (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Part of districts, cities and townships


Name: Music (Art Form)
Description: An art form that does not try to represent the exterior world but expresses emotions directly


Name: Water (Natural Substance)
Description: The substance that fills in fractures and jogs of faults


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A European country with a highly skilled labor force and the largest economy in Europe


Name: Matthew Arnold (Person)
Description: English poet and essayist who used the word 'culture' to refer to an ideal of individual human refinement


Name: Vichy government (Government)
Description: The collaborationist government that controlled Tunisia during World War 2


Name: Brazilian people (People)
Description: The people of Brazil who became discontented with Sarney's presidency


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Mn and atomic number 25. It is a transition metal.


Name: Grinding, Sanding Processes (Process)
Description: The processes of shaping and polishing gemstones


Name: Diagenesis (Geologic process)
Description: Processes by which sediment is transformed into rock, in place, without the effects of metamorphism or erosion


Name: Health Care Spending in Spain (Healthcare Budget)
Description: The total health spending in Spain


Name: Sweet Josephine Diamond (Diamond)
Description: A pink diamond that was sold for a significant price before the Pink Star


Name: Primary School (educational institution)
Description: An educational institution for primary-level education in Switzerland


Name: Red Diamond (gemstone)
Description: -


Name: Rio Sava Exploration (Company)
Description: Rio Tinto's Serbian branch


Name: Baltic Sea (Body of water)
Description: A sea in northern Europe bordered by several countries


Name: Skeleton (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The structure consisting of bones, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and cartilage that supports organs and anchors muscles.


Name: Slanské Hills Region (Geographical Area)
Description: Region in present-day Slovakia


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


Name: Soviet Union (union)
Description: -


Name: Iron Meteorites (Celestial Body)
Description: Meteorites composed mainly of iron and nickel


Name: Flowers pinning (Custom)
Description: A well-liked custom in the Song dynasty where people pinned flowers on themselves.


Name: Act (Legislation)
Description: The Act that defines the criminal offence of fraud in the UK


Name: Czech National Bank (Central Bank)
Description: The central bank of the Czech Republic responsible for monetary policy


Name: Hiram Powers (person)
Description: An American neoclassical sculptor


Name: human rights abuses, war crimes, and aggression. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Duke of Moctezuma de Tultengo (Title)
Description: A Spanish title granted to the descendant of Moctezuma II


Name: Larger crystals (Physical Feature)
Description: These crystals are formed prior to the extrusion that brings the magma to the surface


Name: The limestone (Geological Feature)
Description: Rock from which marble is formed


Name: Autovía Ruta de la Plata (Autovía A-66) (Road)
Description: First-order road in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Organic Material (Environmental Compound)
Description: Living organisms secrete or excrete organic material into their environment.


Name: Olfactory Cues (Sensory System)
Description: Cues used by red foxes to hunt


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country located in Southern Europe


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A country in South America.


Name: Modern Mogul Cut (specific type of mogul cut)
Description: A modern adaptation of the mogul cut.


Name: Print (Artwork)
Description: An image produced from an engraving plate.


Name: Secondary Prey Species (animal)
Description: includes birds, leporids, porcupines, raccoons, opossums, reptiles, insects, other invertebrates, marine mammals, fish and echinoderms


Name: Ammolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in Canada that is known for its iridescent properties


Name: Coin (Artifact)
Description: The concept and practice of using coins as currency.


Name: Moroccan bed nights (Accommodation statistics)
Description: The number of bed nights in Morocco.


Name: Later Years (Life Stage)
Description: Period of life typically associated with retirement or maturity


Name: Tagalog language (Language)
Description: An Austronesian language spoken primarily in the Philippines.


Name: Talc (Mineral)
Description: A soft mineral consisting of hydrated magnesium silicate


Name: Mohammed Ousfour (Person)
Description: The Moroccan filmmaker Mohammed Ousfour


Name: Metals and Minerals (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the extraction, processing, and refining of metals and minerals


Name: Renal veins (Blood Vessel)
Description: The paired veins that drain blood from the kidneys.


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Decreased intracellular Mn concentration (Physical Condition)
Description: The reduction in the concentration of manganese inside a cell


Name: Bone china (Type of Porcelain)
Description: A product almost exclusively made in Stoke-on-Trent, England.


Name: creation of world's first socialist state (Political Entity)
Description: The outcome of the October Revolution


Name: Cape ruby, Arizona ruby, California ruby, Rocky Mountain ruby, Bohemian ruby from the Czech Republic (Alias)
Description: Tradenames of Pyrope (some are misnomers)


Name: Pottery and jewelry from the Villanovan Era (Artifacts)
Description: Tangible objects created by humans


Name: Direct government funding (Financing method)
Description: Funds allocated by the government for specific purposes.


Name: Concrete (Anthropic rock subtype)
Description: Human-made rock constituted of natural and processed rock


Name: Erosion (Environmental Issue)
Description: erosion has become an important issue


Name: Ibn Hazm (Historical Figure)
Description: Arab scholar, jurist, and writer


Name: Slocum stone (Material imitation)
Description: A common glass-based imitation of opal


Name: Quantum Degenerate Bose–Fermi Mixture (Physics Concept)
Description: A state of matter in which atoms or subatomic particles can occupy the same quantum state.


Name: European Union (Political Union)
Description: The European Union (EU) is a political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: Allied powers (Political Entity)
Description: The coalition of countries formed against the Central Powers during World War I and II


Name: Togo, Nigeria, and Burkina Faso (Country)
Description: Benin is surrounded by Togo, Nigeria, and Burkina Faso.


Name: 10.5 million Swiss francs (6.97 million euros, or US$9.5 million) (Monetary value)
Description: The price the 7.03-carat blue diamond fetched at auction in May 2009


Name: Company Painting (Art style)
Description: Hybrid Indo-European style of paintings made in India by Indian artists


Name: Serpentine or Mg-rich chlorite (Mineral)
Description: Humite minerals commonly alter to serpentine or Mg-rich chlorite.


Name: Retail and wholesale sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Civil strife and refugee resettlement challenges (Event)
Description: The challenges faced during the establishment of the short-lived republic


Name: Enchanted River stone (Mineral variety)
Description: Type of agate from the Enchanted River in Palawan, Philippines


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States.


Name: emery (Mineral)
Description: A rock rich in corundum, used as an abrasive


Name: Uranium metal (Chemical substance)
Description: A silvery-white metallic chemical element


Name: Luxury ware (Classification of Value)
Description: A category for items considered luxurious or valuable


Name: Fengtian area in Hualien County, Taiwan (Location)
Description: The place where Taiwan Black Jade is found.


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


Name: Ptolemy of Mauretania (King)
Description: The last king of Mauretania, who died in AD 40, leading to the province's full incorporation into the Roman Empire


Name: During the 1960s, the Cinema Novo movement (movement)
Description: The Cinema Novo movement during the 1960s


Name: Schools (Category)
Description: Primary and secondary education institutions within the village


Name: Seal engraving (Art Technique)
Description: The art technique of seal engraving, which involves inscription by stamping.


Name: Sport (Activity)
Description: An organized, often competitive physical activity or game.


Name: Phases with a higher density (Physical property)
Description: Phases that have a higher density compared to other phases


Name: 3rd century (Time Period)
Description: The period from 201 to 299 AD


Name: Antoine Lavoisier (Person)
Description: Hydrogen was produced by Antoine Lavoisier's experiment.


Name: Inner Core of the Earth (Geological Feature)
Description: The hottest, densest and innermost layer of a terrestrial planet or other celestial body


Name: Silicon (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 14 and symbol Si


Name: Carbon Dioxide (Compound)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas that is the primary carbonated compound emitted through human activities.


Name: Federal State (Political Entity)
Description: Belgium's central government


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: A city in eastern Missouri


Name: Avar rulers and duces or 'leaders of the Slavs who live along the Danube' (Political figure)
Description: The Avar leaders and Moravian leaders visited Emperor Louis the Pious in 811


Name: Water (Chemical element)
Description: One of the constituents of the ultrafiltrate.


Name: Modern Ayurveda Practitioners' Beliefs (Cultural Practice)
Description: Belief in reviving ancient methods of using urine therapy as part of Ayurveda


Name: Titanium (Element)
Description: A chemical element named for the Titans of Greek mythology.


Name: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) (Organization)
Description: A department of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security


Name: Selenium hexafluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of selenium


Name: Experiments on Flame Formation in Microgravity (Scientific Research)
Description: Research focusing on the differences between diffusion flames in microgravity and normal gravity conditions


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


Name: Catholic and Protestant (Religion)
Description: Two main religious groups in Switzerland


Name: Goldmanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral species of calcium garnet


Name: 1.8 million years ago (time period)
Description: The oldest traces of archaic humans found in France.


Name: [North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Benelux Union, European Union] (International organization)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Benelux Union are political-military and economic unions respectively, while the European Union is a political and economic union.


Name: Mechanism for dolomitization (Geological mechanism)
Description: A process that was previously thought to be a cause of dolomitization


Name: Octahedron (Geometry)
Description: A regular polyhedron composed of eight equal triangular faces with six vertices and twelve edges.


Name: Adhesion and friction forces (Physical property)
Description: Forces that are important considerations in various applications such as nanofabrication, lubrication, device design, colloidal stabilization, and drug delivery


Name: 80% of all diamonds mined (Percentage of Diamonds)
Description: The portion of diamonds that are relegated to industrial use.


Name: Scheveningen beach (Location)
Description: A beach where William landed in 1813


Name: Menilite (Gemstone Variety)
Description: Brown or grey opal


Name: Solutions other than water (Liquids)
Description: Liquids other than water


Name: Triuranium octoxide (U3O8) (Compound)
Description: The most stable compound of uranium and the form most commonly found in nature.


Name: Tensions between Flemish and Walloons (Societal Issue)
Description: Tensions between the ethnic groups of Flemish and Walloons in Belgium


Name: Process of cooling and melting mantle (Geological Process)
Description: The process that leads to the creation of oceanic crust at mid-ocean ridges


Name: Nuclear Power Plant (Infrastructure)
Description: Opened in 1977


Name: Expertise in packaging materials, manufacturing processes, and design principles (Skill)
Description: Packaging requires a strong understanding of the materials used, as well as the technology and techniques involved in producing an attractive and functional container


Name: prison (Location)
Description: Place where Christian Jensen Lofthus died


Name: Béni Saf (town)
Description: An Algerian town connected to Almería by the Medgaz gas pipeline


Name: Deep water limestone (Geological formation)
Description: Limestone formed in deep bodies of water.


Name: Scotland (country)
Description: One of the countries within the United Kingdom


Name: Hopi, San Juan Pueblo, and San Ildefonso Pueblo (Pueblo (village))
Description: The villages where these potters originated


Name: Aztec diet (Diet)
Description: The diet of the Aztecs, which was low in animal proteins but rich in vegetable proteins.


Name: An endowment from properties that formerly belonged to the Latin Church (Concept)
Description: A type of charitable gift, usually land or buildings.


Name: Perfectly white surface (Surface type)
Description: A surface that does not absorb any incident light


Name: yams (Food)
Description: A root vegetable


Name: President of Italy (Political Position)
Description: The head of state of Italy


Name: Neutron Star Collision (Astronomical Event)
Description: The merging of two neutron stars.


Name: Colombia (Approximate) (Country)
Description: The approximate number of people living in Colombia.


Name: Greek Mythology (mythology)
Description: body of myths originally associated with ancient Greece


Name: Amphibolite facies (Geological phenomenon)
Description: A metamorphic rock assemblage experienced at temperatures in excess of 500°C and pressures less than 1.2 GPa.


Name: Pantasma Impact Crater (geological feature)
Description: A hypothesized impact crater in northern Nicaragua which might be the source of tektites in the Central American strewn field


Name: Western Alps, Austroalpine peaks (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas within the Alps that underwent metamorphic events during these epochs


Name: Electric gas (Light source)
Description: Gas used to illuminate neon signs


Name: Mokha (City)
Description: Many believe that the important ancient emporium of Muza is located near Mocha


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


Name: EukaryoticOrganisms (Lifeform)
Description: Organisms characterized by cell nuclei enclosed within membranes


Name: Tectonic plate movement (geological processes)
Description: The slow, continuous motion of Earth's lithosphere along the boundaries between tectonic plates


Name: Various regions worldwide (Location)
Description: Regions where the Ukrainian diaspora is found, including post-Soviet states, Canada, Poland, the United States, the UK, Brazil and others.


Name: Perliculture process for cultured pearls (Cultivation method for cultured pearls)
Description: Process used to cultivate cultured pearls, first developed by William Saville-Kent


Name: Limestone Formations (Geological Formation)
Description: Natural occurrences of limestone in various forms


Name: Fibrous Aragonite (mineral)
Description: A similarly formed but brittle mineral.


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


Name: Not specified (Temporal span)
Description: Over the last 120 years


Name: Czechs (Ethnicity)
Description: The majority ethnic group in the Czech Republic


Name: Neodymium Ions (Ion)
Description: Neodymium ions in a certain concentration can be used in lasers as gain media for infrared wavelengths.


Name: 1962 (Year)
Description: A year when the existence of silicate perovskite in the mantle was first suggested


Name: Capitoline Wolf (Artwork)
Description: Bronze sculpture in the Capitoline Museum, Rome


Name: Spanish Empire (Empire)
Description: A historical empire that originated from Catholic monarchs Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile


Name: Highest electron affinity of any metal (Physical Property)
Description: At 222.8 kJ/mol, gold has the highest electron affinity among metals


Name: Tsardom of Russia (state)
Description: -


Name: Pyrophyllite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that forms from kaolinite under low-grade metamorphic conditions


Name: Few people (Group)
Description: A collective group of individuals


Name: monotheism, monism, deified Hidden Principles (Religious Concept)
Description: interpreations of the one truth in modern era scholarship


Name: Direct Democracy System (Political System)
Description: The direct democracy system of Switzerland, which allows citizens to have a greater say in the political process


Name: Pakistan (Country)
Description: A country where Hinduism has a significant following


Name: Switzerland's school system (Educational institution)
Description: Schooling in Switzerland


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


Name: Female Fox (animal)
Description: The female of the Red Fox species.


Name: Alabama Personal Income Tax (Tax)
Description: The personal income tax levied by the state of Alabama


Name: Aerodynamic Properties of Powders (Physical Property)
Description: Properties that affect the movement of particles in air


Name: silver (metal)
Description: Metal primarily used in the creation of traditional Berber jewelry


Name: Cavalieri's Principle and Integral Calculus (Mathematical Theorems)
Description: The mathematical theorems used to derive the formula for volume of a sphere


Name: Calcium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Ca and atomic number 20.


Name: Older diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Diamonds cut before ca. 1900


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe and the heart of the Alps


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A tradition that can be traced at least to the ancient Vedic era


Name: Steel Engraving (Artistic Technique)
Description: A technique for printing illustrations based on steel instead of copper


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: A military alliance that guarantees the territorial integrity and political independence of its member states


Name: Lowest rate of heart disease (Health statistic)
Description: The prevalence or incidence of heart-related diseases


Name: Solvent (Substance)
Description: A substance that dissolves other substances.


Name: Coast of the Five and Six Stripes (Historical Name)
Description: Name used to refer to the area due to cotton fabric trade


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: One of the main components in olmiite's composition.


Name: Professional gemologists and gemstone buyers (Profession)
Description: Individuals qualified to identify, evaluate, or purchase gems


Name: Pitchblende (Geological entity)
Description: A dark, radioactive ore of uranium


Name: Indians (People)
Description: Hinduism is primarily practiced by people of India


Name: Semiconductor technology (Technology)
Description: The technology developed primarily for electronic devices like transistors and integrated circuits.


Name: Health (State)
Description: A condition of physical, mental, or social well-being.


Name: Calcium (implicit) (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ca and atomic number 20.


Name: a machine tool industry (Concept)
Description: An industry that manufactures machines and tools used in the production of other goods


Name: Isle of Mull (Geographical location)
Description: The Isle of Mull


Name: Helvetii (Ancient Tribe)
Description: One of the most prominent La Tène tribes who primarily occupied the Swiss Plateau


Name: Skam (TV-series)
Description: A TV series that received recognition


Name: Red Diamond with Secondary Hue (Gemstone)
Description: A red diamond that has a secondary color


Name: Gauldal prosti (deanery) (Administrative Division)
Description: The deanery in the Diocese of Nidaros that Oppdal is part of


Name: African Masks (Artwork)
Description: European Modernist Art was inspired by African masks due to their lack of concern for naturalistic depiction.


Name: Chinese Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of China, with an emphasis on physical fitness and sports.


Name: First Czechoslovak Republic (Country)
Description: The state formed in 1918 after the collapse of Austria-Hungary.


Name: Optimal Colors (Color)
Description: The four types of optimal color spectra as described in the text


Name: Italy's National Day (Holiday)
Description: The national holiday of Italy, celebrated on 2 June


Name: Forchheim (Geographical Location)
Description: German town in Bavaria


Name: Northern Wei dynasty (dynasty)
Description: the Northern Wei dynasty is another name for the Wei dynasty


Name: ICE (Intergovernmental Authority on Development) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security among its 8 member states in Eastern Africa


Name: Spanish Empire (Political Entity)
Description: A historical entity that existed from 1492 to 1789, composed of territories and peoples in the modern-day countries of Spain and its territories.


Name: Minoan art (Art)
Description: Elaborately decorated pottery, seals, figurines, and colorful frescoes


Name: Term 'Rubellite' (Trade Term)
Description: A trade term for red tourmaline gemstone


Name: Bone skeleton (Type of skeleton)
Description: A skeleton made of bones


Name: Snack (Food)
Description: Popular snacks in Brazil.


Name: Mycenaean culture (historical period)
Description: The Mycenaean culture is a historical period


Name: machines and devices (Artifact)
Description: Machines and devices, large and small


Name: Biology (Science)
Description: The study of living organisms and their vital processes, including their structure, function, growth, reproduction, and evolution.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion based on the teachings of Gautama Buddha


Name: Philippines (Location)
Description: Where animist indigenous Filipinos processed the nephrite jade


Name: Educational Institutions of U.S. States (Institution)
Description: The educational institutions of the states of the United States


Name: Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire (Historical Event)
Description: An industrial disaster in New York City.


Name: Combustion (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Process involving the rapid release of energy in the form of heat, light, or sound as a result of a chemical reaction


Name: Smaller Shrine (Shrine)
Description: A small religious building within the Parthenon


Name: Warm Front (Meteorological Condition)
Description: A weather front that moves from warm to cold air.


Name: Namibia (Country)
Description: A country in the southwestern part of Africa.


Name: The limitations that constitute the medium of painting (Property of Painting)
Description: Factors such as the flat surface, the shape of the support, and the properties of the pigment


Name: Repressions during the Great Purge (Historical event)
Description: A series of political purges and mass arrests carried out in the Soviet Union from 1936 to 1938


Name: Laniakea Supercluster (Supercluster (galaxy))
Description: The Laniakea Supercluster is a vast galaxy supercluster, of which the Virgo Supercluster is a part.


Name: 2023 Rugby World Cup (Rugby tournament)
Description: an event hosted by France


Name: Magnesium in the center of the porphyrin ring in chlorophyll (Chemical structure)
Description: The magnesium atom in the central part of the porphyrin ring in chlorophyll


Name: Levant Pre-Pottery Neolithic ancestry (ancient population)
Description: Ancestry associated with the Levant Pre-Pottery Neolithic period


Name: William Kirby (Person)
Description: The first president of the museum


Name: Ipswich Community Radio (Radio Station)
Description: A community radio station in Ipswich


Name: Animals (Kingdom Animalia)
Description: Typical organisms that use green as camouflage


Name: osbornite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that forms under specific conditions


Name: population percentage of Greece aged 65 years old and older (2001) (Demographic statistic)
Description: The proportion of the Greek population who were 65 years old and above in 2001


Name: Late Minoan II (Historical Era)
Description: sparsely represented in the archaeological record, existed from around 1470-1420 BC


Name: Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (Religious Organization)
Description: A Christian denomination with its headquarters in Kirkwood, Missouri


Name: Volume of Regular Octahedron (Mathematics)
Description: The measure of the space enclosed by a regular octahedron


Name: five traditional cardinal gems (cardinal gemstone)
Description: The five gemstones traditionally considered the most precious


Name: Craftsperson (Occupation)
Description: A person who creates items using their skills and knowledge


Name: Mining with horizontal stopes (Mining Technique)
Description: A mining technique used when the ore bodies are small and steeply dipping


Name: Megadiverse Countries (Environmental Category)
Description: A category for countries with high levels of biodiversity


Name: Huntsville (City)
Description: The city is located north of Birmingham, and was incorporated on February 12, 1819.


Name: Amphibole group (Mineral group)
Description: An example of a mineral group, consisting of 15 or more mineral species.


Name: Thermal oxidation or local oxidation (LOCOS) (Process)
Description: A set of techniques used to form a layer of silicon dioxide on the surface of silicon


Name: Of BNCT research due to its aggressive nature and limited treatment options (Characteristic)
Description: Pancreatic cancer is another focus of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) research due to its aggressive nature and limited treatment options


Name: Medieval Period (Time Period)
Description: A period in European history between the fall of the Roman Empire and the beginning of the Renaissance


Name: International Monetary Fund (IMF) (Organization)
Description: An international organization that provides loans to its member countries


Name: Conscription for a year of service (Policy)
Description: A policy requiring all male citizens aged 18–27 to serve in the Russian Armed Forces.


Name: Public (Group)
Description: General audience for whom the web-based tool and its source code is made available


Name: a time of cultural decline and political instability (Characteristics)
Description: Conditions during the Dark Ages


Name: Common Statute of Civil Servants (Cambodia) (Legislation)
Description: The primary legislative framework for the Civil Service in Cambodia.


Name: Film festivals (Event)
Description: Málaga Spanish Film Festival, Seville European Film Festival, International Festival of Short Films—Almería in Short, Huelva Festival of Latin American Film, Atlantic Film Show in Cádiz, Islantilla Festival of Film and Television, African Film Festival of Tarifa


Name: Silver Peak region, Nevada (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A geographical region in Nevada, USA


Name: Foxes (Species)
Description: The foxes that have the thermal windows fur attribute.


Name: Synthetic diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Diamonds that are created artificially


Name: 17.4% of the world population (Percentage)
Description: A percentage representing China's proportion of the world population.


Name: Karat (Unit of measurement)
Description: A measure of the fineness of a gold alloy


Name: hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing (Recreational Activity, Wildlife Viewing)
Description: Activities typically associated with enjoying the outdoors and observing animals in their natural habitat


Name: Yamnaya ancestry and Indo-European languages (cultural elements)
Description: Cultural characteristics of Yamnaya people and the Indo-European language family


Name: 611,100 metric tons (Quantity)
Description: The estimated total reserve of Taiwan Jade


Name: Unity Day (Holiday)
Description: A holiday commemorating the 1612 uprising which marked the end of the Polish occupation of Moscow


Name: Czech President (position)
Description: The position held by Petr Pavel


Name: Body-centered cubic structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: Structure of delta manganese


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa and southeast Asia


Name: Tokugawa Shogunate (Historical Government)
Description: The military dictatorship that ruled Japan from 1603 to 1867


Name: Lithium (worker safety) (Resource Social Responsibility Worker Safety)
Description: Examination of the social impact of lithium production highlights concerns related to worker safety, fair wages, and access to education and healthcare in mining communities


Name: Firangi (Sword Type)
Description: A sword type used primarily by cavalry, associated with the Marathas and also used by Sikhs and Rajputs. The blades were either imported from Western Europe or made locally.


Name: Uranium-Lead Dating (Geological Analysis Technique)
Description: The age of the Sioux Quartzite in southwestern Iowa is constrained by uranium-lead dating.


Name: Ānāpānasati (ānāpānasmṛti) (Buddhist Practice)
Description: A practice of mindfulness of breathing.


Name: Each crystal (component of nacre)
Description: The component bricks of nacre that rapidly grow to match the full height of the layer.


Name: Kachin (state) (Location)
Description: The northern state of Myanmar where the most recently found ruby deposit is located


Name: True (Boolean value)
Description: Indicates that the statement is true


Name: 120th (NumericValue)
Description: The rank of Benin in the Global Innovation Index in 2023


Name: Andalusia, the Basque Country, Catalonia, and Galicia (Nationalities or regions)
Description: Regions with more powers than other communities


Name: various countries west of India (Geographical Area)
Description: countries where Aśoka's emissaries were sent


Name: Waste Segregation (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy for sorting waste into categories such as recyclable, non-recyclable, and hazardous, to facilitate effective management and disposal


Name: Highly enriched weapons grade uranium (Material)
Description: Uranium enriched to a high level (typically more than 80% U-235) for use in nuclear weapons


Name: Food Production and Nutrition (Agriculture)
Description: The production of food and the study of nutrition


Name: Files (Tool)
Description: Tools with sharp teeth used for removing material by cutting action.


Name: Minoan history (chronology)
Description: The timeline of events in Minoan civilization


Name: American Indian and Alaska Native Alone (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as American Indian or Alaska Native, without any additional ethnicity


Name: Empress Gemmei's rule (event)
Description: The period when Hideya no Are's account was recorded


Name: Natural diamonds (Classification of diamond)
Description: Diamonds that occur naturally in the earth's crust


Name: 2€ commemorative coins (Specific coin)
Description: Commemorative coins issued by some European countries


Name: Representation, government and administration (Governance aspects)
Description: Performed by the ayuntamiento (municipal government)


Name: Boron-10 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of boron.


Name: Hexagonal close packed (crystal structure)
Description: The crystal structure we are discussing


Name: Western Sahara (Territory)
Description: A disputed territory on the northwestern coast of Africa


Name: Taiping rebellion and World War II, which also affected Korean Buddhism (Historical event)
Description: Suffered under the Taiping rebellion and World War II, which also affected Korean Buddhism


Name: Western Czechoslovakia (Region)
Description: A part of Czechoslovakia that was occupied by Nazi Germany.


Name: Asthenosphere (geographical feature)
Description: The uppermost part of the Earth's mantle, which is hot and semi-fluid, allowing for plate movement.


Name: The weather project (Art installation)
Description: An art installation by Olafur Eliasson


Name: Judo and Kendo (Martial_Arts)
Description: Japanese martial arts taught as part of the compulsory junior high school curriculum.


Name: Russian forces (Military Group)
Description: During the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine


Name: Second Destruction (Event)
Description: An event that caused the destruction of Mycenae in c. 1190 BC or shortly thereafter


Name: 32 terrestrial biomes and 314 types of ecosystems (Geographical Area)
Description: specific number of terrestrial biomes and ecosystems


Name: Honey and Extra-Virgin Olive Oil of Mani Peninsula (Agricultural Product)
Description: The honey and olive oil produced in the Mani Peninsula


Name: Metalworking (Discipline)
Description: The process of working with metals to create individual parts, assemblies, or large dispersed structures


Name: Hunsrück Slate (geological formation)
Description: A geological formation in Germany


Name: Parian lychnites (material)
Description: A specific type of Parian marble known for its use in sculptures


Name: Autonomous Communities (Political Division)
Description: The political divisions of Spain, each with its own government and cultural traditions.


Name: Waterborne Manganese (Compound)
Description: Manganese in waterborne form


Name: Beatson's Building Supplies (Company)
Description: A company that started a 5-year sponsorship deal with The Tour of Mull in 2015


Name: Safiental (Valley)
Description: A valley constituting a tributary of the Anterior Rhine.


Name: Silver Warren Cup (Artwork)
Description: Luxury small sculpture


Name: Chlorine (Chemical Substance)
Description: A greenish-yellow gas used in a wide array of industries


Name: Lubumbashi (City)
Description: The largest city in the Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.


Name: Fine gradations in tone (Artistic Quality)
Description: By smoothing the texture with burin, burnisher and scraper.


Name: [Various geographical regions] (List of Regions)
Description: A list of various geographical regions in Colombia


Name: of the week when the moon is waning (Astrological Phenomenon)
Description: In some cultures, this belief is associated with Thursday


Name: [Eastern Alps, Austrian foothills, Austrian granite plateau, Vienna basin] (Geographical Region)
Description: The five geographical regions that Austria can be divided into.


Name: École Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielles de la Ville de Paris (ESPCI) (Educational Institution)
Description: French higher education and research establishment


Name: Area (Location)
Description: The area to the south of the wet dock


Name: Santa Clara Pueblo, Taos Pueblo, Hopi Pueblos, San Ildefonso Pueblo, Acoma Pueblo and Zuni Pueblo (Pueblo (village))
Description: Distinctive pueblos in the state of New Mexico


Name: Human Kidney (Anatomical Structure)
Description: A bean-shaped organ in the human body responsible for waste removal and maintaining the body's fluid and electrolyte balance.


Name: Alloy steels (Material)
Description: Steel with other metals added for specific properties


Name: Grey, Black and Coloured Mineral Grains (Mineral)
Description: Grey, black and coloured mineral grains found within the crystals of Naxian marble.


Name: St.Cloud (Location)
Description: Place where soft-paste porcelain production started in Europe


Name: Andalusite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Emperor Frederick II (Person)
Description: Holy Roman Emperor during the 13th century


Name: Meat Production (Product)
Description: The production of meat from livestock


Name: Qo-wi-ja (deity)
Description: A standard Homeric epithet of Hera


Name: Mints (Organization)
Description: Government-authorized organizations that produce coins and other forms of currency


Name: Deep red ruby color (color)
Description: The deep red color seen in rubies


Name: Large livestock farms (Economic Activity)
Description: Farming activity specializing in large livestock


Name: King Shalivahana (Person)
Description: A historical king whose name the calendar is named after.


Name: Blueschist (Geological feature)
Description: Blueschist under certain conditions


Name: Earliest known chariots (Artifact)
Description: The earliest known examples of chariots


Name: Tetracarbonylnickel (Specific organometallic compound)
Description: An example of a metal carbonyl


Name: Colour Component (Optical Property)
Description: The presence of a different colour in a mixture.


Name: Oxygen (Gas)
Description: Colorless, odorless, tasteless gas essential for life


Name: Fossil (General Concept)
Description: A preserved remains or impression of an organism from a past geological age.


Name: 1.1 million tonnes of metallic zinc and 130 thousand tonnes of lead (MassQuantity)
Description: The amount of zinc and lead produced in the Belgian towns between 1806 and 1882


Name: Strong diaspora presence of Chian merchants and bankers (Diaspora)
Description: Chian immigrants living outside of their homeland


Name: Research on emerald mine location (Scientific Research)
Description: Utilizing various methods to determine the mining location of an emerald


Name: firmitas, utilitas, venustas (architectural terms)
Description: Latin terms for the principles of good building according to Vitruvius


Name: Algeria and Morocco (Geographical Area)
Description: Countries in the Maghreb region of North Africa


Name: Carbon Tattoos (Physical Feature)
Description: Tattoos made from carbon that survived thousands of years


Name: Cutting Ferrous Metals (Action)
Description: Use of angle grinder in cutting ferrous metals


Name: Monarquia Indiana (Book)
Description: A book about the Spanish conquest


Name: Shalwar kameez (Clothing Item)
Description: A common form of clothing for both men and women


Name: GE (company)
Description: An American multinational conglomerate corporation


Name: California Legislature (Governmental body)
Description: The legislative branch of the government of the U.S. state of California.


Name: prehistoric religions such as those of the Bronze Age Indus Valley Civilisation (ancestral religion)
Description: The ancestors of Hinduism dating back to the Bronze Age Indus Valley Civilisation.


Name: Uranium dicarbide (UC2) (compound)
Description: A semimetallic compound of uranium and carbon


Name: the name Taiwan Black Jade (Mineral_name)
Description: The fact that Dr. Fang Jiann-Neng conducted research and proposed the name Taiwan Black Jade.


Name: The Ipswich Hoard (Archaeological Find)
Description: Archaeological find consisting of torcs, now in the British Museum


Name: Uranyl compounds (Class of compounds)
Description: Compounds containing the uranyl ion


Name: Themistocles (Ancient Greek General)
Description: An ancient Greek general and statesman from Athens


Name: Dominican Order (Religious Organization)
Description: a mendicant order in the Roman Catholic Church founded by Saint Dominic of Osma


Name: Climate change (Environmental concern)
Description: A long-term alteration in temperature and typical weather patterns in a place


Name: Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (International_Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that coordinates and unifies the oil policies of its member countries.


Name: Aplastic anaemia (Disease)
Description: Blood disorder in which the bone marrow fails to produce enough new blood cells


Name: Valtellina (Geographical Region)
Description: A valley in Lombardy, Italy.


Name: [Species not defined] (BiologicalEntity)
Description: A group of organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring


Name: Diamond output (Quantity)
Description: A significant amount of diamonds


Name: Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) (Nutritional measurement)
Description: Daily intake levels of essential nutrients sufficient to meet the known nutrient needs of nearly all (97–98%) healthy individuals in a particular life stage and gender group.


Name: Diamond-on-Diamond Doublets (Composite Diamond Simulant)
Description: A composite diamond simulant made from two small pieces of rough diamond


Name: Transparent minerals (Class of minerals)
Description: Allow light to pass through without diminishing its intensity


Name: discovery location (Location)
Description: Some minerals are named after their discovery location


Name: Tectosilicate (Type of silicate)
Description: A group of minerals where the tetrahedral framework is continuous, forming a rigid structure


Name: Modern British Cuisine (Food and drink)
Description: Contemporary interpretation of British cuisine


Name: Fruits and vegetables (Product)
Description: Leading producer of various fruits and vegetables


Name: Impurity (type of crystallographic defect)
Description: The 'wrong' type of atom is present in a crystal


Name: number_of_adherents (Demographic data)
Description: Approximately 25 million or 2.6%


Name: Mexica people (ethnic group)
Description: The Mexica people who referred to themselves as Mēxihcah and inhabited Tenochtitlan


Name: Corniche paths (Infrastructure)
Description: Paths built along cliff edges for transportation


Name: Figurative Scenes (Artwork Type)
Description: Scenes depicting figures or figures in action


Name: Nintendo (Company)
Description: Japanese multinational consumer electronics and software company, best known for its video games and the Nintendo Entertainment System.


Name: Benefits of Fluoridation (Health Improvement)
Description: Measurable benefits of fluoridation, especially in low-income groups


Name: Sculpture (artwork)
Description: Artwork carved from living rock or created as reliefs


Name: Electric Purple (Color)
Description: A color directly on the line of purples


Name: Impure silica-rich marble and occasional serpentine-bearing marble (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock formations resulting from the metamorphism of certain sedimentary rocks


Name: Percentage of Renters (Statistic)
Description: The percentage of renters in Cresciano


Name: increased global demand (Economic factor)
Description: The growing need for livestock globally


Name: Isolated water molecules and Silanols (Compound)
Description: Components forming a lesser proportion of the total in opal


Name: Hinduism (religion)
Description: Religion native to India


Name: Ultrasound method (Method)
Description: A method of synthetic diamond production that has no commercial application as of 2008


Name: Reinhardsbrunn (Duchal hunting seat)
Description: A ducal hunting seat located in the immediate neighborhood of Friedrichroda.


Name: Granite, Granodiorite and Diorite (Specific Igneous Rock)
Description: Three types of felsic igneous rocks


Name: Sunlight (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Acts as a bleach through a similar process.


Name: Cat's eye material (Gemstone)
Description: Material found in a small percentage of overall chrysoberyl production, known for the cat's eye effect


Name: 2022 (Year)
Description: A year representing the end date of federal funding for resiliency efforts


Name: Almogavars or Catalan Company of the East (Military group)
Description: A military company of Catalans


Name: Various oxides of B(III) (Compound)
Description: Oxidation state +3 compounds of boron


Name: Diamond synthesis (Science experiment)
Description: First known successful diamond synthesis


Name: [Name of the owner] or motto (Text Content)
Description: The text content on a legend, usually the name of the owner or a motto.


Name: Notable New Zealanders (Person)
Description: Notable individuals who made significant scientific discoveries in New Zealand


Name: Tourism (Industry)
Description: Plays a significant role in the New Zealand economy


Name: HPHT colorless diamond (Synthetic Diamond)
Description: A synthetic diamond produced using HPHT method


Name: Parthenon (Temple)
Description: Ancient Greek temple on the Acropolis of Athens


Name: Teumessian fox or Cadmean vixen (mythological_character)
Description: A gigantic fox in Greek mythology


Name: Lithium (extraction technology) (Resource Extraction Technology)
Description: Advancements in technologies for the extraction and processing of lithium


Name: Iron Age (Time period)
Description: The time period following the Bronze Age


Name: magnesium (element)
Description: Substituting for calcium in calcite


Name: College of Physicians (Regulatory Organization)
Description: An early self-regulatory body for the profession of medicine


Name: Holodomor (Historical event)
Description: famine recognized by some countries as an act of genocide


Name: Central Park (Park)
Description: Central Park is located in Manhattan


Name: White Point (Point)
Description: The white point of the linear color spaces


Name: Turin, Italy (Location)
Description: The capital city of the Piedmont region in northern Italy, host of the 2006 Winter Olympics.


Name: Indialite (Mineral)
Description: High-temperature polymorph of Cordierite


Name: Stella D'Oro factory (Factory)
Description: The 77-year-old Stella D'Oro bakery factory


Name: Crystallography (scientific technique)
Description: The study of the arrangement of atoms in a crystal


Name: State Legislature (Legislative body)
Description: The legislative branch in the state of Alabama


Name: Romantic symbolism (Symbolism)
Description: -


Name: Darwin's voyages (Exploration Voyage)
Description: Voyages by Charles Darwin in 1835


Name: military dictatorship (regime)
Description: -


Name: Jaws (Film)
Description: A film set in New England


Name: Thasos (Island)
Description: An island in Greece


Name: Chinese culture (Culture)
Description: The traditions, social habits, cuisine, religions, arts, and other manifestations and main characteristics of Chinese civilization.


Name: White Calcium Carbonate (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound that contributes to the white color of the beach


Name: Women's clothing as depicted in 'Court ladies adorning their hair with flowers' (Clothing)
Description: The clothing style of women as shown in the painting 'Court ladies adorning their hair with flowers'


Name: Brown forest soil (soil)
Description: Soil found in the Taihang Mountains


Name: General de Gaulle's return to power on June 23, 1968 (political event)
Description: The return to power of General de Gaulle on June 23, 1968.


Name: Blueschists and other high-pressure subduction zone rocks (Geological feature)
Description: Blueschist and other similar rocks found in subduction zones


Name: Small additions of magnesium tungstate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound used to improve the spectrum of light in fluorescent lamps


Name: Euripos Strait (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A strait in Greece


Name: Saskatchewan (Region)
Description: Province in Canada


Name: Dissociation of ethanol vapour (nanodiamond production method)
Description: Method for forming nanodiamonds


Name: Vietnamese envoy to Qing (political entity)
Description: Refers to a diplomatic envoy from Vietnam to the Qing dynasty.


Name: World War II (Historical event)
Description: The global conflict between 1939 and 1945


Name: ZIP Code 10034 (Postal code area)
Description: ZIP Code covering the area north of Dyckman Street


Name: Hexagonal Diamond (synthesized) (allotrope_of_carbon)
Description: Diamond-like allotrope synthesized in the laboratory from graphite


Name: 1617 (Year)
Description: The year when the church was built


Name: Proporz (Political System Mechanism)
Description: A political system mechanism in Austria that ensured power-sharing between the SPÖ and ÖVP


Name: Earth's Magnetic Field (Geological feature)
Description: Magnetic field extending from Earth's interior to space


Name: elites (SocialClass)
Description: individuals of high status


Name: Favorite slogans or other extremely short phrases as decorations (Decoration type)
Description: The decorations on a gagō-in are usually favorite slogans or other extremely short phrases.


Name: Both crystals are geometrically identical (Fact)
Description: -


Name: Apparitores (Job Title)
Description: Civil servants in the Roman empire


Name: mineralogy and the ceramic arts (Subject)
Description: Topics of treatises written by Alexandre Brongniart


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks


Name: Ruqun (Clothing item)
Description: The upper and lower garments worn by Han dynasty women of various colors.


Name: 1840 (Year)
Description: The year William I abdicated


Name: Queen Victoria (Person)
Description: Monarch who was painted with her son wearing white and pink


Name: Hybrid mollusk (Type of mollusk)
Description: A hybrid species used in the production of akoya pearls in both Japan and China


Name: Lines (Feature)
Description: The lines engraved into the metal plate to form the map


Name: 4.705 (Numeric value)
Description: The highest recorded specific gravity of a pure white Jargoon.


Name: Gisela Richter (Person)
Description: A German art historian who specialized in Byzantine Art and Early Christian Art


Name: Neolithic population from Central Europe (Germany, Austria, Hungary) (ancient population)
Description: An ancient human population that inhabited Central Europe during the Neolithic period.


Name: Nobility and Church (Institutions)
Description: Institutional entities who commissioned early jewelry designs


Name: Ipswich High School (School)
Description: An independent school located in Ipswich, which has recently changed from girls only to co-educational.


Name: George Washington Bridge (bridge)
Description: The world's busiest motor vehicle bridge


Name: Noor-ul-Ain (Individual Pink Diamond)
Description: A pink diamond that belongs to the Iranian crown jewels, together with the Daria-i-Noor


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: The language in which most British literature is written


Name: Specific Surface Area (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A ratio that describes the surface area of a ball relative to its mass.


Name: cybersecurity software (Product)
Description: The product manufactured by Avast Software


Name: Silicon and Germanium (Other Elements)
Description: Two other elements that share the same cubic structure as diamond.


Name: Sir Moyses Hill (person)
Description: Governor of Olderfleet Castle in 1569


Name: United Nations Security Council (International Organization)
Description: A permanent member of the United Nations Security Council


Name: One-Cent Coin (United States) (Coin)
Description: The smallest circulating coin in the United States.


Name: Super Formula (Racing)
Description: Japanese drivers have been successful in this category of racing.


Name: Functional regulation of the central nervous system (Biological Process)
Description: The processes that control the activity and behavior of the brain and spinal cord.


Name: Louis Vauquelin (Scientist)
Description: A French chemist who discovered the mineral crocoite


Name: appearance of tiny or larger stones (Physical Appearance)
Description: Whether the stone appears milky, lifeless, or sparkles appropriately.


Name: 2000 (Year)
Description: From the 29,872 counted in 2000


Name: Body Weight Gain (Physical Development)
Description: An increase in the weight of a living organism over time


Name: Circle rotated one half revolution about any of its diameters (Geometric figure)
Description: A two-dimensional geometric object in a plane that is a set of all points equidistant from a fixed point


Name: London (location)
Description: City that dictated men's fashion during the 19th century


Name: Artistic symbols of Berber identity (Art)
Description: Decorated female body as a public symbol of Berber identity


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (Person)
Description: An influential artist and polymath active during the Italian Renaissance


Name: allowed judges to override jury decisions on death penalty sentences (Legal Procedure)
Description: judges could overturn sentences of life imprisonment without parole that were unanimously voted by juries


Name: Visualization practices (Practice)
Description: Visualization practices in various Buddhist traditions


Name: Antwerp, Belgium (City)
Description: City where diamond cutting and polishing techniques evolved


Name: Homo sapiens fossil teeth (Fossils)
Description: Fossilized teeth of Homo sapiens found in Fuyan Cave and dated to 125,000–80,000 years ago


Name: Legislature (Parliament) (Branch of government)
Description: The branch that originates the legislation


Name: Prime Minister and Cabinet (Governmental body)
Description: The collective group consisting of the prime minister and cabinet members.


Name: Ming dragon robes (clothing)
Description: Clothes used by the Ming dynasty


Name: Russian educational system (System)
Description: The educational system in Russia that Uvarov worked for.


Name: Football Federation of Macedonia (Organization)
Description: the governing body of football in North Macedonia


Name: European Possessions (Geographical Area)
Description: Geographical areas in Europe that were possessed by Persia and withdrawn from after their decisive defeat at the Battle of Plataea


Name: military infrastructure (Infrastructure)
Description: Constructions related to the military


Name: Lightning strike (Event)
Description: Occurrence of a lightning discharge between a cloud and the ground or between parts of the same cloud


Name: Classical Period Designs (design)
Description: Designs typical of the classical period


Name: a trade-off (Diamond cut characteristic)
Description: Slightly steep pavilion angle can be complemented by a shallower crown angle, and vice versa


Name: Daylight-colored or around 5000 to 6000 K white (color)
Description: Color of light sources similar to natural daylight


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion that originated in ancient India


Name: Peridotite (Rock)
Description: An ultramafic rock that consists mainly of olivine and pyroxene minerals


Name: Coalition Government (Political Entity)
Description: A government created between leaders of various mujahideen factions.


Name: Arts and crafts movement of the late nineteenth century (Art Movement)
Description: None specified in the provided context


Name: takoba (weapon)
Description: A broadsword originating in the western Sahel


Name: Iran from developing nuclear weapons (Weapons Development)
Description: The development of nuclear weapons by Iran


Name: Metamorphic differentiation (Geological Process)
Description: A process that separates different materials into different layers through chemical reactions


Name: Inhabitants of Hispania (Historical group)
Description: The population living in Hispania during the Roman rule


Name: Building Applications (Application)
Description: The use of bio-based materials in various building applications.


Name: European Economic Community (EEC) (International Organization)
Description: An early form of the European Union


Name: Girls (Gender)
Description: Group of people to whom pink was associated


Name: Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius (Monastery)
Description: An Orthodox monastery and UNESCO World Heritage Site located near Sergiev Posad, Russia.


Name: Dens (Structure)
Description: Holes or burrows where they rest and breed


Name: Earth's outer core (Geological structure)
Description: The outer layer of the Earth, kept in a liquid state by the heat produced from uranium decay.


Name: Rabbi Naphtali Cohen (Person)
Description: A Rabbi and kabbalist who was an expert in the magical use of amulets


Name: Ancient Mesopotamia (Historical Region)
Description: The region that is now Iraq, during ancient times


Name: Global Community (Community)
Description: Globally recognized reputation


Name: Three Types of Saws (Tool)
Description: Diamond-edged wire, chain and other saws used in the marble cutting process.


Name: Faial Island (Location)
Description: An island in the Azores, Portugal


Name: Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Legislation)
Description: U.S. federal law enacted in July 2010


Name: Gold (element)
Description: Chemical element with the symbol Au


Name: Yule Marble Quarry (Place)
Description: A former marble quarry in Marble, Colorado.


Name: folklore (cultural_concept)
Description: Almandine is associated with the gemstone 'carbuncle' in some folklore.


Name: ko-re-te (koreter) (local official)
Description: A local official in charge of a district appointed by the wanax.


Name: 143 (Number)
Description: The number of neutrons in a uranium-235 atom


Name: Roman people (Ancient civilization)
Description: People living in Rome during ancient times


Name: Flexible plastic mirrors (Object)
Description: Their flatness is achieved by stretching them on a rigid frame.


Name: Maya Classic Period (Time Period)
Description: The period during which Mayan ceramic arts flourished, between the 2nd to 10th century.


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


Name: Cultural Exchanges (Exchange)
Description: The sharing of customs, beliefs, and ideas between different cultures, often through tourism or immigration


Name: Ludwig van Beethoven (Person)
Description: A famous German composer and pianist


Name: necropolis (Cerveteri) (location)
Description: Necropolis located in Cerveteri, Italy


Name: 1995 - present (TimePeriod)
Description: The time period during which the Customs Union had an important impact on the Turkish manufacturing sector.


Name: Hastings Pavement (Company)
Description: A company that produced paving blocks using Hastings marble.


Name: Extraction of beryllium chloride (Process)
Description: The process for extracting beryllium chloride from its compounds.


Name: Japanese Buddhism (Religion)
Description: Buddhism in Japan


Name: [Team of Researchers] (research group)
Description: group of researchers who collaborated with Mary Schweitzer on the study


Name: Bleaching (Treatment method)
Description: A treatment method used to reduce the color of gemstones


Name: Theravada and the other schools of early Buddhism (Buddhist tradition)
Description: Early Buddhist traditions that preceded Mahāyāna


Name: Jade Carving Tools (Artifact)
Description: Tools used in the carving of jade


Name: Kloster Klosterneubau (Building)
Description: Building associated with the Knights of the Thüngen family


Name: 11th(?)-century Hedwig glasses (Artwork)
Description: Small group of glasses inspired by Fatimid rock-crystal vessels.


Name: Jewellery of the Berber cultures (Artifact class)
Description: The traditional jewellery worn by Berber women in Morocco.


Name: burial practices (Culture)
Description: Ways in which a culture disposes of its deceased


Name: High-ranking women in the Song dynasty (people)
Description: High-ranking women such as concubines and princesses in the Song dynasty


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire that continued the use of purple as imperial color and symbol of status until its fall in 1453


Name: mangrove forests (forest type)
Description: Mangrove forests that can be found in Japan


Name: Duke Eudo of Aquitaine (Historical Figure)
Description: Duke of Aquitaine with whom Munnuza formed an alliance


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


Name: Canton with unspecified name (Geographical location)
Description: Despite having a lower median gross private sector monthly salary, the overall disposable mean income in Ticino is high due to lesser cost of living and lower taxation compared to most other cantons.


Name: Ministerial Acts/Reserve Powers (Classification of Royal Prerogatives)
Description: The different classifications of royal prerogatives.


Name: North-African Mauri (Historical group)
Description: Nomadic people originating from modern Morocco and Tunisia


Name: Trigonal crystal symmetry (Crystal symmetry)
Description: The symmetry exhibited by α-Quartz.


Name: Sympathetic nervous system (Nervous system)
Description: Part of the autonomic nervous system that triggers vasoconstriction in the kidney.


Name: Czech Cinematography (Art Form)
Description: Film industry in the Czech Republic


Name: King François I (person)
Description: King who owned Gemma Augustea in the mid 16th century


Name: The 1990s (Time period)
Description: A period of time between the years 1990 and 1999


Name: Art in the 21st century (Concept)
Description: Art produced during the 21st century


Name: Olivine (Mineral)
Description: A silicate mineral found in the Earth's upper mantle and in igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks


Name: Ragtime and Ragtime: The Musical (Literary work/Musical)
Description: E. L. Doctorow's novel and subsequent musical adaptation


Name: European championships (Event)
Description: The number of European championships won by the Netherlands baseball team


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


Name: Confessional poetry movement (Art Movement)
Description: A literary movement characterized by introspective and confessional poems


Name: poverty (Economy)
Description: The condition of having little or no money, goods, or means of support


Name: Alkali metals (Group of elements)
Description: A column in the periodic table that includes Sodium, Potassium, Rubidium, Caesium and Francium


Name: Voltaic pile (Invention)
Description: A stack of simplified galvanic cells used to produce electricity


Name: Federal buildings (Building)
Description: Federal buildings destroyed during the War of 1812 and rebuilt.


Name: da-mo-ko-ro (damokoros) (local official)
Description: A local official responsible for taking care of a commune, possibly appointed to do so.


Name: Publishing (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as publishing


Name: Approximately 20% of the 2700 tons of gold supplied to the market in 1997 (Quantity Recycled)
Description: The amount of recycled gold that accounted for the market in 1997


Name: executive branch and the Cabinet of Ministers (government branches)
Description: The executive body of Ukraine


Name: subsequent phases of the Early Minoan period (era)
Description: The subsequent phases of the Early Minoan period


Name: Hinduism (Religious tradition)
Description: An umbrella term for a broad range of Indian religious-spiritual traditions


Name: Edward I (Person)
Description: King of England who had a royal pack of foxhounds and a specialized fox huntsman


Name: Rose Cut Diamonds (type of diamond)
Description: Diamonds that have been cut in the rose cut style.


Name: Antonio Nariño (Person)
Description: Post-independence Colombian writer


Name: European interests (Region)
Description: A continent in Europe and Asia


Name: The chain (Geographical Feature)
Description: Ten islands and atolls


Name: Taoist abbess and priests (religious group)
Description: Female Taoist leaders and male Taoist clergy.


Name: Inner core (Geological layer)
Description: The innermost layer of the Earth, consisting mainly of iron and nickel in a liquid state


Name: Mount Vernon (Geographical location)
Description: A town within Westchester County, New York, USA


Name: Fluoropolymers (Materials)
Description: A group of polymers that contain a fluorine atom bonded to a carbon atom in the polymer backbone


Name: national cohesion and ethnic unity (Concept)
Description: A symbol for national unity in the Chinese context


Name: materials used in Roman jewellery (material)
Description: Various resources available to the Romans


Name: 1967 (Year)
Description: The year it was first used as a color name


Name: Southern and Central European Countries (Geographical Region)
Description: The southern and central regions of Europe


Name: Office seals (Artifact)
Description: Seals issued to government officials


Name: Académie des Beaux-Arts (Art institution)
Description: French art institution that defined the style known as Academism.


Name: Whether particle size and indentation depth affect the measured elastic modulus of nanoparticles by AFM (Question)
Description: A question regarding the influence of particle dimensions on the measured elastic modulus using AFM


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: The substance with which Fayalite reacts


Name: Getúlio Vargas (Politician)
Description: Brazilian President who introduced reforms


Name: Tyrian purple (Color)
Description: A deep royal-purple dye derived from sea snails, which was no longer available after the fall of Constantinople


Name: Regolith (Geological Material)
Description: The loose fragmental material that blankets planetary surfaces


Name: central to the smooth working of the world (role)
Description: Their important role in maintaining the moral order of the universe


Name: Neighbouring countries and tribes (Geographical Group)
Description: Groups of people living near the fallen Roman Empire


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American country


Name: People's Democratic Republic of Algeria (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The full name of Algeria


Name: Osiris (Deity)
Description: The god of the underworld in Ancient Egypt.


Name: Constitution (Legal_Document)
Description: The Constitution that ended the military dictatorship in 1975


Name: Marble Cutting Rate (Modern) (Quantity)
Description: The rate at which modern wire or chain saws can cut marble.


Name: Japanese Literature (Art Form)
Description: The art form that has seen significant evolution over time


Name: Higher Council for Education, Training and Scientific Research (Organization)
Description: A council responsible for education, training, and scientific research in Morocco


Name: Value Range (Numerical Value)
Description: The range of strength of the Earth's magnetic field in microtesla (μT) or Gauss (G)


Name: Positional adjustments (Watch feature)
Description: The number of positions the watches were required to be adjusted to


Name: Material (Physical Substance)
Description: A general category of substances, including solids, liquids, and gases