Name: Invisible Rays or Light (Energy Emission)
Description: The invisible energy that was emitted by the uranium salt and caused the photographic plate to become fogged


Name: Location (UK) (Relationship)
Description: The relationship between the UK and the North Atlantic, as the UK is located in this ocean region


Name: Dominique Briquel (Person)
Description: Etruscologist who challenged ancient Greek historians' accounts on Etruscan origins


Name: Certificate from an independent gemological laboratory (Document)
Description: Certificate attesting to 'no evidence of heat treatment'


Name: Pilbara (region)
Description: Region below The Kimberley


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The nation where the work was republished


Name: Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound that makes up the structure of Quartz


Name: Signet Jewelers (Retailer)
Description: A retailer that partnered with Le Vian


Name: Holy Roman Empire (Historical Political Entity)
Description: A designation for the Germanic Empire from 962 to 1806


Name: Vico Natural Preserve (Natural preserve)
Description: A nature reserve surrounding Lake Vico.


Name: Campbell R. Bridges (Person)
Description: British gem prospector and geologist who discovered Tsavorite


Name: International trade of Black Corals (Trade)
Description: The international trade of black corals.


Name: Bayer process (Chemical process)
Description: A method used to extract alumina from bauxite ore


Name: settlers from the east (Group of People)
Description: People who settled from the eastern regions


Name: War of Independence against the Napoleonic regime (Event)
Description: A war between Spain and the Napoleonic forces


Name: at least 5.5 million (Quantity)
Description: The number of UK-born people who are currently residing outside the United Kingdom


Name: Global Economy (Economy)
Description: The total value of all goods and services produced by all countries in the world


Name: Synthetic Zircons (Type of Gemstone)
Description: Artificially created zircon gemstones


Name: All Goddesses (Deity)
Description: Divine entities in the Shaktism tradition


Name: Andesite (Volcanic Rock)
Description: It's name is derived from the Andes mountain range.


Name: Etching (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A method used in printmaking instead of engraving.


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: A major city in Missouri, United States


Name: Movement of Tectonic Plates (Geography)
Description: The large pieces of the Earth's crust that fit together like a puzzle


Name: Hayden White (Theorist)
Description: Theorist who explored language in art history and historical discourse


Name: Emergency Medical Service (Service)
Description: Medical service provided fully by the state in the reformed Ukrainian healthcare system


Name: Minister of defence, as of May 2020[update]: Klaudia Tanner (Person)
Description: The current Minister of Defence in Austria


Name: Department of Transportation (DOT) (Government agency)
Description: Regulates the packaging and carriage of radioactive waste


Name: Oxygen Atoms (chemical element)
Description: A nonmetallic chemical element with symbol O


Name: Armand Lévy (Person)
Description: A French mineralogist who named forsterite in 1824


Name: To drink (a beverage), To drink (an alcoholic beverage) (Verbs)
Description: Examples of autohyponyms


Name: Lithium (government policies for battery recycling) (Resource Battery Recycling Government Policies)
Description: Overview of the lithium battery recycling industry discusses the role of government policies and incentives in promoting battery recycling and reducing e-waste


Name: Formation of sedimentary rocks like limestone (geological formations)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of the minerals calcite and aragonite


Name: Moissanite (Mineral imitation)
Description: A silicon carbide mineral, sometimes used as a diamond simulant.


Name: Irish immigrants (Group)
Description: Immigrants from Ireland


Name: Russia's vast coastline along the Arctic Ocean and the Russian Arctic islands (Coastline)
Description: A significant portion of Russia's coast.


Name: Cantonal Level (government level)
Description: A government level in Switzerland where the ten public universities are maintained


Name: Bunessan F.C. (Organization)
Description: A football club located in Bunessan, Mull


Name: Barium oxide and uranium dioxide (Compound class)
Description: Made from barium oxide and uranium dioxide


Name: Aztecs (Mesoamerican civilization)
Description: A Mesoamerican civilization that flourished in central Mexico from 1300 to 1521.


Name: Cadmium zinc telluride (CZT) (Semiconductive alloy)
Description: Can be divided into an array of small sensing devices


Name: Illuminations (Historical Artwork)
Description: Hand-drawn and painted illustrations in medieval codices


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: The color of light associated with knowledge and wisdom.


Name: European Country (8th) (GeographicalArea-TouristDestination)
Description: A hypothetical entity representing the 8th most visited European country by tourists, as Ukraine was before the Russo-Ukrainian war


Name: Shape and Texture of Jade (Physical Property)
Description: The shape or texture of the mineral dense rock


Name: birds (animal)
Description: Birds carried by late Minoan terracotta votive figures


Name: star demons, tzitzimimeh (Mythical creature)
Description: Star demons feared by the Aztecs.


Name: Birth Control Pills (Medical Device)
Description: A hormone-containing oral medication that prevents pregnancy


Name: Kirchhoff and Bunsen (Scientists)
Description: German physicists who made important contributions to spectroscopy


Name: Fusion crust (Geological feature)
Description: Glassy 'fusion crust'


Name: Properties of Diatomite (Physical property)
Description: Characteristics that make diatomite useful in various industries


Name: Protestants in Tirano, Teglio, Sondrio and further down the valley (Group)
Description: Protestant community attacked in various locations


Name: Leaf beetle (Insect)
Description: An insect that affects pomegranate


Name: Dolomite (Mineral)
Description: A carbonate mineral composed of calcium magnesium carbonate


Name: Titanium (Metal)
Description: A metallic element known for its high strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance


Name: Trabelsi family (Political_family)
Description: Family of Ben Ali associated with corrupt practices


Name: Greek Civil War (1946–1949) (Event)
Description: Civil war between communist and royalist forces in Greece, resulting in significant loss of life and displacement


Name: EU Membership (UK) (Membership)
Description: The membership of the UK in the EU


Name: Altered igneous rocks (Geological setting)
Description: Igneous rocks altered by hydrothermal or metamorphic processes


Name: Centers of German Minnesang and courtly literature (Literary Centers)
Description: The centers that developed in Prague during the second half of the 13th century.


Name: The fossil record (Historical data source)
Description: The collection of all fossils discovered, which provides valuable information about the history of life on Earth.


Name: Uranates (Compound)
Description: A ternary oxide involving the element uranium in one of the oxidation states 4, 5 or 6


Name: Italian Armed Forces (Military Force)
Description: The collective military forces of Italy


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol H and atomic number 1.


Name: Blue Light (Light)
Description: Light primarily containing blue wavelengths


Name: Environment of synthesis (Synthesis parameter)
Description: The conditions under which nanoparticles are produced


Name: Corruption and illicit trade (Activity)
Description: Activities associated with lower prices due to corruption and illicit trade


Name: White Light (All Colors) (Light)
Description: All wavelengths of visible light


Name: Building Societies and Credit Unions (type of financial institution)
Description: Financial institutions that may be partly or wholly exempt from bank license requirements


Name: Roman Temples (Building)
Description: Ancient temples in Rome


Name: the chiefs (Organization)
Description: The leaders of Tahiti who challenged the authority of Queen Pōmare IV


Name: Neodymium(III) Ion (Ion)
Description: The ion formed when neodymium loses three electrons.


Name: Permissible Exposure Limit for workplace exposure (Limit)
Description: The maximum concentration allowed by OSHA in the workplace environment


Name: Manhattan (Borough)
Description: One of the five boroughs that make up New York City


Name: Johann Georg Hamann and Wilhelm von Humboldt (Philosophers)
Description: Philosophers who stressed that language is not a transparent medium of thought


Name: Multiple Twinning (Defect in Crystalline Structure)
Description: A common imperfection in the structure of detonation nanodiamonds


Name: What is a fissure vein? (Question)
Description: An inquiry about what a fissure vein is


Name: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (International Organization)
Description: An international organization that focuses on economic cooperation among its member countries


Name: Jan Driessen (Person)
Description: Minoan archaeologist


Name: First round of legislative elections in December 1991 (Election)
Description: The first of two rounds of legislative elections held in Algeria in December 1991


Name: Nanodiamonds in meteorites (Geological feature)
Description: Very small diamonds found in meteorites


Name: World War II (War)
Description: The time period when the industrial production of fluorine gas began.


Name: Organic complexes of aluminium (Chemical compound)
Description: Compounds formed between organic molecules and aluminium


Name: land forces (Military Branch)
Description: The ground-based military forces of the Norwegian armed forces during World War II.


Name: Political Parties Of The Left Or Center-Left (Group)
Description: The political parties that are widely associated with the color red


Name: Generation of S-type Suites of Granites (Geological Process)
Description: The process of generating granite in thick arc and back-arc fold belts.


Name: Ivan Kramskoy, Ilya Repin and Vasiliy Perov (Artist)
Description: Key members of the Peredvizhniki movement


Name: all turns on red lights unless a sign permits (Legal Condition)
Description: A condition that results from the state law


Name: Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (Academy)
Description: Scientific research organization in Sweden


Name: 57 million arrivals in 2023 (Statistic)
Description: The number of arrivals in Italy in 2023


Name: amethyst (Gemstone)
Description: A precious gemstone


Name: Essential Flavorings in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The essential flavorings used in Moroccan cuisine, contributing to the rich flavors and aromas of various dishes


Name: Inyo County, California, US (Geographical Location)
Description: -


Name: Sunlight (Light Source)
Description: The sun emits light across the entire electromagnetic spectrum


Name: Black formal attire (Artifact)
Description: Formal clothing worn at solemn occasions or ceremonies


Name: Angle (Geometric Concept)
Description: A geometric figure formed by two rays sharing a common initial point.


Name: Kino (rock band)
Description: A rock band that became popular in Russia by the 1980s.


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


Name: British theater (Theater)
Description: Theater originating from Great Britain


Name: Carbon (ChemicalElement)
Description: Element that life on Earth is predominantly built from.


Name: Psychological research on culture influence (Research Topic)
Description: Research that grew in the 1990s and challenges the universality assumed in general psychology


Name: Premier, Deputies, Ministers, and Selected Individuals (Political Roles)
Description: The individuals who make up the ministries of the Russian government


Name: Quartz, the feldspars, the micas, the amphiboles, the pyroxenes, the olivines, and calcite (mineral)
Description: Major examples of rock-forming minerals.


Name: Servants (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who worked in the Southern dynasties period


Name: Privy Seal of Japan (Seal)
Description: The imperial seal used for official purposes by the Emperor


Name: Dutch culture (Culture)
Description: The customs and traditions of the people in the Netherlands


Name: Eric of Pomerania (person)
Description: The person selected by Queen Margaret to rule in her place


Name: province (Description)
Description: A term used for Northern Ireland


Name: a land of tradition and innovation, with a strong commitment to preserving its history and culture, while also embracing the latest technologies and trends (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of tradition and innovation, with a strong commitment to preserving its history and culture, while also embracing the latest technologies and trends


Name: Bridge and Tunnel Authority (New York City) (Organization)
Description: A government agency in New York City responsible for the operation of bridges, tunnels, ferries, and other marine facilities.


Name: The Light is Not White (Condition)
Description: When the light does not contain all wavelengths of visible light


Name: Lithium (debate on government role) (Resource Policy and Regulation Debate on Government Role)
Description: Overview of policies and regulations relevant to the lithium industry, including environmental protection, resource management, and trade discusses ongoing debates about the role of government in promoting sustainable and equitable development in lithium-producing regions


Name: Glaciers (Geographical Feature)
Description: Rivers or masses of ice that flow from high elevations


Name: Linguistic diversity (Societal Feature)
Description: A characteristic of a society or community where multiple languages are spoken


Name: Tatsuhei Mise (Person)
Description: Deceased leader of Mitsubishi's Pearl Culture project


Name: Greek mainland (Geographical locations)
Description: The mainland part of Greece


Name: Government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Colombia


Name: Craftsmanship and artistry (skill)
Description: Ability to create or produce high-quality objects, especially works of art


Name: senior vocational high school, university, junior college, trade school, or other higher education institution (educational institution)
Description: Attending a senior vocational high school, university, junior college, trade school, or other higher education institution


Name: Treaty of London (1839) (event)
Description: The treaty that ended the Dutch-Belgian War and dissolved the United Kingdom of the Netherlands


Name: Ipswich Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Ipswich, England.


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The planet on which humans live.


Name: Synthetic Blue Sapphire Production Process (Process)
Description: The specific process Verneuil patented for producing synthetic blue sapphires


Name: Toyota Motor Corporation (Company)
Description: Japanese multinational automotive manufacturer headquartered in Toyota, Aichi, Japan.


Name: Minerals in the protolith (Natural Object)
Description: The original rock from which a metamorphic rock is formed


Name: India (Country)
Description: Geographical region


Name: Berbers (Ethnicity)
Description: A group of people in North Africa


Name: Joan Breton Connelly's thesis (Idea)
Description: The validity of Joan Breton Connelly's ideas about the Parthenon


Name: The area where ammonites lived (Geographical Area)
Description: Prehistoric inland subtropical sea that bordered the Rocky Mountains


Name: Vienna (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Austria which is both a city and a federal state.


Name: Short haired western hairstyles (physical feature)
Description: A hairstyle commonly associated with the West


Name: Hermann von Helmholtz (person)
Description: German physician and physicist.


Name: - (-)
Description: Research teams actively worked on this problem during the 2010s.


Name: Mountain climbers (profession)
Description: Profession of individuals who climb mountains


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


Name: Trentino (Province)
Description: a province in northern Italy


Name: Porto Cristo (Town)
Description: Eastern coastal town of Mallorca


Name: 1919 (Time)
Description: Year when the first airplane to cross the Atlantic stopped at Horta


Name: Nikolas Stellas (Person)
Description: A 23-year-old partisan who emerged as a key figure in the resistance against the German occupation of Paros


Name: Agios Fokas Beach (Skyros) (Beach)
Description: A beach on Skyros called Agios Fokas Beach.


Name: Payne's grey (color)
Description: A dark blue-grey color, a mixture of ultramarine and black or of ultramarine and sienna.


Name: Berber women (Group)
Description: Primary producers and wearers of the artistic symbols of Berber identity


Name: 46 people per square mile (Population_density)
Description: The number of individuals living on a given area


Name: Madagascan alexandrite (Gemstone)
Description: Alexandrite from Madagascar that might appear more brownish than purplish in incandescent light


Name: Mixture of Beryllium Oxide and Beryllium Nitride (Chemical Compound)
Description: When heated above the oxide melting point, beryllium burns forming this mixture.


Name: USL Championship (League)
Description: The second division on the American soccer pyramid


Name: West Asia, Caucasus region, South Asia, Central Asia, North Africa, Southeast Asia, and Mediterranean Basin (Location)
Description: The pomegranate is widely cultivated throughout West Asia and Caucasus region, South Asia, Central Asia, north and tropical Africa, the drier parts of Southeast Asia, and the Mediterranean Basin.


Name: St. Francis Xavier (Person)
Description: A Roman Catholic missionary


Name: True (BooleanValue)
Description: Whether private schools exist in Switzerland


Name: global_capital_of_business (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is a major hub for international commerce and finance


Name: nearly 500 buildings (Building)
Description: Structures damaged or destroyed by the Great Fire of New York


Name: Enamelling (Technique)
Description: Process of applying colored glass or enamel to metal


Name: Vivid green rocks from Burma (Variety of Jade)
Description: Became the preferred stone of post-1800 Chinese imperial scholars and rulers


Name: Western calligraphy (Calligraphy)
Description: Calligraphy in the Western tradition


Name: Guy Verhofstadt (Prime Minister)
Description: Prime Minister of Belgium from 1999 to 2007


Name: Tahitian state (Country)
Description: The government and administration of Tahiti


Name: Mainstream Jewelry Market (Market Popularity)
Description: The market where particolored sapphires are not widely sold


Name: Fused glass (Type of glass)
Description: A subtype of glass created by fusing components together.


Name: Drafi Area (Geographical Feature)
Description: A specific area within the mountain range.


Name: Vienna (city) (City)
Description: The capital city of Austria


Name: Northeast Derbyshire, Chesterfield, the eastern High Peak (Hope Valley) and northern area of the Derbyshire Dales (Tideswell and Hathersage) (Geographical_Area)
Description: Areas covered by ITV Yorkshire and BBC Yorkshire from Emley Moor


Name: Lothair Crystal (or Suzanna Crystal) (gem)
Description: Lothair Crystal (or Suzanna Crystal)


Name: Pecka river (River)
Description: A river that flows into the Jadar River from the left.


Name: Ionian islands (geographical location)
Description: Islands under western rule known for introducing major advances of western European classical music to mainland Greeks


Name: cultures and cuisines (attraction)
Description: With influences from China, Japan, the Philippines, and the West


Name: Water (Molecule)
Description: A chemical substance with the formula H2O. It is a volatile, transparent, tasteless, odorless, colorless liquid that naturally occurs in all three states of matter and is vital for all known forms of life


Name: Brothers Office held with the Lodge (Lodge Position)
Description: Jewels are attached to represent the office held by a brother within the lodge


Name: Extensive Railway Network (Transportation System)
Description: A railway system of 10,072 miles (16,209 km)


Name: Extinction or decline of several native Australian species (Animal extinction or decline event)
Description: Event resulting in the reduction or elimination of certain Australian animal species


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A metallic element that is a good conductor of electricity and heat, and has been used for various purposes since ancient times.


Name: J.K. Rowling (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: around 25% of Algerians (Quantity)
Description: Approximately twenty-five percent of Algerians


Name: Late Antique Vessels (Artwork)
Description: Plainer shaped vessels from the Late Antiquity, focusing on showing natural patterns of figured stones


Name: Axis powers (Military alliance)
Description: During the World War II period from April 1941 to October 1944


Name: Communist Theory (Philosophy)
Description: A political and economic ideology advocating classless society


Name: new Muslim government of Iberia (government)
Description: The Islamic government established in Iberia during the 8th century


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks found within the metamorphic zone.


Name: Fluorides (Class of Inorganic Compounds)
Description: A class of anions and their salts


Name: 2019 Rugby World Cup (Rugby tournament)
Description: an event hosted by France


Name: Lötschberg Base Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: a tunnel in Switzerland


Name: Association of Pink with Girls (Stereotype)
Description: The association of pink with girls on the basis of imagined innate characteristics


Name: Josse van Huerter (Person)
Description: Nobleman from Flanders


Name: Renin (Hormone)
Description: A hormone that helps regulate blood pressure and fluid balance


Name: copyright easter egg (purpose of deliberate errors)
Description: Using distortions or errors to help identify copyright ownership


Name: Traditional Berber Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewelry traditionally made by the Berber cultures


Name: Dodecanese Islands Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The influence of the Mediterranean style in the Dodecanese islands


Name: Carbonate Anions (Chemical Species)
Description: Anions of carbonates that interact with Uranium(VI)


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: Country invaded by the Soviet Union


Name: Ming dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that existed from 1368 to 1644 CE


Name: Evliya Çelebi (Traveler)
Description: A Turkish traveler in the late 17th century


Name: Perler Beads (Type of bead)
Description: Available in two sizes called classic and biggie.


Name: World (Location)
Description: The global community or the world


Name: State Mottos of U.S. States (Latin Phrase)
Description: The official mottos of the states of the United States


Name: Arizona (State)
Description: A state in the United States.


Name: Plant Life (Life Form)
Description: Role of soil in supporting plant life during global warming


Name: Solution Hypoxia Coupled with Iron Chelation (biological process)
Description: proposed mechanism for the preservation of dinosaur soft tissues


Name: Battles of Gosselies and Lambusart (military battle)
Description: A series of battles that occurred in an unspecified year


Name: Conditioned arising (Concept)
Description: Pratityasamutpada understands causality as interdependent origination


Name: Etruria (Geographical Location)
Description: An ancient region in central Italy


Name: Kidney (Anatomy)
Description: A vital organ in the human body responsible for filtering waste from blood.


Name: Ancient Greece and Rome (Historical Period)
Description: Refers to the era of Greek and Roman civilization before the fall of the Western Roman Empire.


Name: Full face coverings in public places since 2011 (Legislation)
Description: The act of banning full face coverings in public places.


Name: Consciousness evolving exists as a continuum (Concept)
Description: In relation to rebirth


Name: Secular and Religious Festivals (Festival Type)
Description: Types of festivals held on the island


Name: Tenochtitlan (capital city of the Aztecs)
Description: The capital city of the Aztec empire where Moctezuma II resided


Name: Oxides (Compound)
Description: Compounds containing oxygen as an ion or molecule


Name: [International Science and Engineering Fair and similar STEM-based academic awards] (Award)
Description: Competitions recognizing excellence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics


Name: Pinku (Color Name)
Description: Modern Japanese word for pink


Name: economic_stagnation, recession, and potential default (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that can be led to by a debt crisis


Name: Arab conquests of the 7th and 8th centuries CE (historical event)
Description: The Arab invasions in the 7th and 8th centuries that influenced the Berbers


Name: Low Carbon Dioxide Emissions per Capita (France) (Emission Level)
Description: The low carbon dioxide emission level per capita in France


Name: Rank (status)
Description: The relative standing or importance of a person within a social group


Name: Philippines and Indonesia (Location)
Description: The locations where Golden colored South Sea Pearls are more prevalent


Name: Josef Strzygowski (Art Historian)
Description: An art historian who followed Riegl in proposing grand schemes tracing the transmission of elements of styles


Name: Catholic representatives of France (Group)
Description: French Catholic group who also struggled for influence in Tahiti during the Protectorate


Name: David Jewitt (Astronomer)
Description: An American astronomer specializing in the study of comets and Kuiper Belt Objects


Name: Litter Bins and Bin Bags (Artifact)
Description: Waste containers in cities


Name: Railroads, Food, Business, and Public Utilities Regulation (Policy)
Description: Policies regulated during Folk's administration


Name: Fragile Surface (Property)
Description: A characteristic of a material that can easily be damaged or broken


Name: 20th Century (Historical Period)
Description: The period from 1901 to 2000


Name: Different structures in Japanese Buddhist temples (Buddhist structure)
Description: Structures like monastic halls, temples etc., in Japanese Buddhist temples


Name: encouraging the growth and development of the Norwegian film industry as a whole (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute continually works to facilitate partnerships, both domestically and abroad, encouraging an atmosphere of collaboration, innovation, and creativity within the Norwegian film industry, nurturing the growth and advancement of the entire sector


Name: Massachusetts (location)
Description: A U.S. state


Name: darker variety (color shade)
Description: Refers to darker Tahitian pearls.


Name: Machinery (Object)
Description: Any mechanical device used to provide functionality


Name: Schist metamorphosed from mudstone (geological entity)
Description: A type of schist that is formed from mudstone.


Name: Rock Garden Decoration (Landscaping Material)
Description: Used as a popular decorative addition to rock gardens


Name: International Gothic work (Art style)
Description: A style of art that combined elements of International and Late Gothic styles.


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


Name: Aristotle (Philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher


Name: Profits (Economic Concept)
Description: Financial benefits from the gemstone trade.


Name: Battery Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of batteries


Name: Hitotsuyanagi Naomori (Daimyō (feudal lord))
Description: The first ruler of Saijō Domain


Name: shocking pink (Color)
Description: A new variety of the color, made by mixing magenta with a small amount of white


Name: Preliminary analysis of the rough stone (Analysis)
Description: The most time-consuming part of the cutting is the preliminary analysis of the rough stone.


Name: Tremolite + Chlorite + Albite (Chemical reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction leading to the formation of glaucophane and lawsonite


Name: Many Countries (Group of Countries)
Description: A collection of multiple nations


Name: 2.5 (Number)
Description: A measure of an atom's tendency to attract electrons


Name: Gadolinium Gallium Garnet (Inorganic compound)
Description: A synthetic crystalline material of the garnet group with good mechanical, thermal, and optical properties


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive and toxic halogen


Name: Bromine (Br2) (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound composed of one bromine atom bonded to two bromine atoms.


Name: Spain (country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe, southeastern Portugal and northwestern Africa


Name: Olivine group (Mineral group)
Description: A mineral group formed by splitting a mineral with variable composition arbitrarily.


Name: National Health Service (NHS) (Healthcare Provider)
Description: The primary healthcare provider in the United Kingdom


Name: Mg-rich Olivine (mineral variation)
Description: A specific variant of the mineral olivine, rich in magnesium.


Name: Derbyshire (Geographical Location)
Description: A county in the East Midlands of England


Name: Pali Canon (Scripture)
Description: An early collection of scriptures in the Pali language


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A federal republic in Europe


Name: Infrared laser diode at 808 nm (Device)
Description: An infrared laser diode operating at a wavelength of 808 nm


Name: Surface area/volume ratio (Material characteristic)
Description: The ratio of the surface area to the volume of a material, impacting certain properties more prominently in nanoparticles than in bulk particles


Name: Cotton Industry and Other Cash Crops, Port of Cotonou, and Telecommunications (Industry)
Description: The major contributors to economic growth in Benin in 2017.


Name: Philip II of Macedon (Political Figure)
Description: King of Macedon from 359 BC to 336 BC


Name: brown coal reserves (Resource)
Description: Approximately 65 billion tonnes of brown coal.


Name: Istrian and Dalmatian Italians (Ethnic Group)
Description: People of Italian ethnicity living in the regions of Istria and Dalmatia


Name: Monk (Person)
Description: An individual following the Buddhist monastic order


Name: King James II of England's Successors (William III and Mary) (Monarch)
Description: The monarchs who succeeded King James II after the Glorious Revolution


Name: State Authorities (Political Entity)
Description: Through the Agence Tunis Afrique Presse


Name: Carbonate (Chemical Species)
Description: A chemical species that contains carbonate anions


Name: Ecophagy (biological process)
Description: Out-of-control self-replicating nanobots consume all living matter on Earth while building more of themselves.


Name: Transnistria (Geographical Area)
Description: Introduced non-metallic composite coins into circulation.


Name: Chronic condition (health status)
Description: Individuals who have one or more chronic conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma


Name: 1975 (Year)
Description: A year before the synthesis of both MgSiO3 and CaSiO3 experimentally


Name: second half of the 9th century (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which the number of counties in Moravia increased


Name: Formalism and Intentionalism (Theories)
Description: When historical and material conditions are not predominant, analysis proceeds in a manner similar to formalism and intentionalism


Name: other developed nations (country classification)
Description: Countries that have reached an advanced level of economic development and technological infrastructure


Name: Secondary Education (Level of Education)
Description: A level of education in the Spanish educational system


Name: Complementary angles have a difference of 90 degrees, while supplementary angles have a sum of 180 degrees. (Geometric Property)
Description: The main difference between complementary and supplementary angles.


Name: lander-ascender-rover combination (Spacecraft Combination)
Description: The spacecraft consisting of the lander, ascender, and rover


Name: Blue Ridge Mountains (Geographical Location)
Description: The location where this specific type of Unakite is found.


Name: 7 households (Household)
Description: The number of households with five or more people in Peccia


Name: Abel Aubert du Petit-Thouars (Person)
Description: French admiral who annexed the Marquesas Islands and signed a treaty of protectorate with Tahiti


Name: Accessibility to Greece (Attraction)
Description: Easy transportation options making it a popular choice for international travelers


Name: Labrys (double-headed axe) (Votive Offering)
Description: A very common votive offering, probably for a male god


Name: Continuous lapidary practice (Practice)
Description: Lapidary practice after the 10th century.


Name: 66.6 million visitors to the city per year (Quantity)
Description: Number of annual visitors to New York City


Name: a land of history and culture, with a rich heritage that spans centuries and includes everything from ancient ruins to modern art museums (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of history and culture, with a rich heritage that spans centuries and includes everything from ancient ruins to modern art museums


Name: Some Slavs (ethnic group)
Description: A subset of the Slavic population


Name: Kievan Rus' (historical state)
Description: State usually denoted as Kievan Rus' after its capital city


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Has a goal to phase out nuclear power by 2022


Name: Regia Aeronautica (post World War II) (Military force)
Description: After World War II, the Italian Air Force was renamed as Regia Aeronautica


Name: Allende Meteorite (Astromaterial)
Description: A meteorite that fell in Mexico in 1969


Name: divorce rate of Greece in 1991 (Demographic statistic)
Description: The number of divorces per 1,000 marriages in Greece in 1991


Name: Confucianism (religion and philosophy)
Description: Religion and philosophy of ancient China


Name: Two views (Views)
Description: Split interpretation of Moksha by the Vedantic school


Name: Slovakia (Country)
Description: The other successor state of Czechoslovakia, founded in 1993


Name: True/Unknown (Truth Value)
Description: The speculation that the presence of high amounts of volatiles may have influenced the amount of glass produced


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The largest city in the United States


Name: The Assuwa league (Confederation of States)
Description: -


Name: Artists (Occupation)
Description: Artists for on-the-job training


Name: Military control of frontier zones (Government strategy)
Description: The method used by the Aztecs to expand their empire.


Name: Not specified (Process)
Description: Humite minerals dissolve by weathering, leaving iron oxide residues.


Name: Shogun (Role)
Description: The supreme military governor or commander-in-chief of Japan from the Kamakura period to the Meiji Restoration.


Name: Source Region (Geographical Location)
Description: The region from which fluids are derived during metasomatism


Name: Political Party (political entity)
Description: a group whose members share a political ideology, platform or organizational structure


Name: Black (Color)
Description: A color, specifically the absence or darkest shade of all hues


Name: efficiency of packing (Property)
Description: The crystal structure primarily depends on the efficiency of packing


Name: Dragonera (Island)
Description: Another small offshore island of Mallorca


Name: Manganese(II) sulfate (Inorganic Compound)
Description: A salt of manganese(II) and sulfuric acid.


Name: the change of military standards and specifications (Standard)
Description: Development of numerous United States Military Standards and specifications


Name: National Hockey League (SportsLeague)
Description: Professional ice hockey league


Name: piped edges (physical attribute)
Description: one of its characteristics


Name: Metasomatic domains in the mantle wedge (Geological formation)
Description: Areas in the mantle wedge that have reacted with liquid phases


Name: United States Air Force (Military Organization)
Description: The United States Air Force is the aerial warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces.


Name: Coatings (Substance)
Description: Other substances distinct from both the particle's material and of the surrounding medium.


Name: Manufacturing coins (UseCase)
Description: The use of copper in the manufacturing of coins.


Name: dingoes (species)
Description: a wild dog native to Australia


Name: Antwerp (City)
Description: A city in Belgium


Name: Europeans (People)
Description: Millions of Europeans captured by the Barbary pirates and sold into slavery.


Name: hieratic style (artistic style)
Description: style used to convey religious meaning rather than accurately render objects and people


Name: in the market (market or commerce)
Description: Eventually gained acceptance in the market.


Name: Raoul Island station (Station)
Description: A research station located on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands


Name: Native Races (Group)
Description: The topics discussed by the International Congress of Americanists related to Native Races


Name: Painting (Art Form)
Description: An art form consisting of the application of paint or pigment to a surface.


Name: Ancient Egypt (Historical Entity)
Description: A civilization of Northeastern Africa, existing from the 6th–4th centuries BC.


Name: Copper Products (goods)
Description: Goods made from copper imported by the Aztecs


Name: The Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country with a ranking within the World Wide Fund for Nature's categorization system


Name: Huntsville (City)
Description: A city in the state of Alabama, known for being a hub for technology and research.


Name: Nature (magazine)
Description: A multidisciplinary scientific journal


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


Name: Variable green colour and attractive veining (physical appearance)
Description: Description of the marble's physical appearance


Name: Granulite-facies Mineral Assemblages Production (Geological Process)
Description: The production of mineral assemblages in granulites


Name: Dryness (Climatic Condition)
Description: A climatic condition characterized by less precipitation than other areas


Name: Troop of horse or 'flying' artillery (Military Unit)
Description: To support the Yeomanry cavalry


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in the Earth's continental crust


Name: Thessaly (region)
Description: region in Greece


Name: 29 Vermilyea Avenue (Location)
Description: A location on Vermilyea Avenue.


Name: Carbon tetrafluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of carbon


Name: Artificial materials (Material)
Description: Various artificial materials that mimic the properties of diamond


Name: Soil Conditioner (Agricultural Practice)
Description: Used as a soil conditioner


Name: Chinese drywall imported into the United States (Object)
Description: Problems with Chinese drywall imported into the United States after Hurricane Katrina were attributed to pyrite oxidization.


Name: Benin equal-88th out of 159 countries in a 2005 analysis of police, business, and political corruption (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of Benin by Transparency International in their analysis of corruption


Name: Carthage (City-state)
Description: A Phoenician city-state in Tunisia, modern day Carthage


Name: Diamond's value (Value)
Description: Depending on the hue and intensity of a diamond's coloration, a diamond's color can either detract from or enhance its value.


Name: Three popes (Religious leaders)
Description: Three popes were born in Numidia


Name: In the Middle Ages (Geographical and Cultural Context)
Description: Period between the 5th and the 15th century in European history


Name: Jesus Christ (Person)
Description: A religious leader and central figure in Christianity


Name: NATO exercises and deployments (MilitaryOperation)
Description: Exercises and deployments conducted by NATO.


Name: Halogens (GroupOfElements)
Description: A group of six elements in the periodic table


Name: Inadequate secretion of parathyroid hormone (PTH) (Biological Process)
Description: A biological process that can result in hypocalcemia.


Name: world's largest economy (economic status)
Description: the nation with the highest Gross Domestic Product (GDP)


Name: Soil Amendment (Agriculture Supply)
Description: A substance added to soil to improve its physical, chemical, or biological properties


Name: cosmopolitan (Quality or characteristic)
Description: The Dutch diet became more diverse, incorporating various global cuisines.


Name: Use of waist chains (Historical practice)
Description: Traced back to 4000 years or more originating in the Indian Subcontinent


Name: Oceanic climate (ClimateType)
Description: A temperate oceanic climate in Oppdal, Norway


Name: Spain and Austria (Group)
Description: Spanish and Austrians who occupied the Grisons


Name: Aluminium production (Production Process)
Description: The process of extracting and refining aluminium


Name: Red–Green Coalition (Coalition)
Description: A coalition government in Norway consisting of the Labour Party, the Socialist Left Party, and the Centre Party


Name: Fon (ethnic group)
Description: One of the major ethnic groups in Benin, known for their rich culture and history


Name: Colombian Photography (Art Form)
Description: A form of art that captures images through the medium of photography, prevalent in Colombia.


Name: Manufactured before World War II (Time Period)
Description: Steel manufactured prior to 1939


Name: Bratislava Castle (Castle)
Description: Sometimes identified with Brezalauspurc (907)


Name: Strømsø (Seaport)
Description: One of the three small seaports that Drammen originally consisted of


Name: expansion of their influence (influence)
Description: Growth of their power and reach


Name: Sapphire with red, orange, or yellow hues (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has red, orange, or yellow hues instead of blue


Name: Lightweight Bones (Anatomical feature)
Description: Bones in bird skeletons are hollow and lightweight to reduce the metabolic cost of flight.


Name: Swiss Population (Population)
Description: The population of Switzerland.


Name: Julius II (Pope)
Description: Popes such as Julius II fought for control of Italy against foreign monarchs


Name: Tanagra figurines (Art Form)
Description: A type of small terracotta figurine, popular in ancient Greece.


Name: Calbindin (Protein)
Description: A protein expressed in distal tubules


Name: Senior Circuit Judge David B. Sentelle (Judge)
Description: Another U.S. judge who was part of the decision to strike down the conflict materials rule


Name: Poschiavo valley (Location)
Description: A valley contiguous with the Valtellina wine region in Grisons


Name: Aqueous Solutions (Environmental Setting)
Description: Organic matter in aqueous solutions helps maintain a neutral pH.


Name: Délı̨nę (Community)
Description: The community located near Great Bear Lake


Name: Gems with vivid blue and high saturation (Gemstone)
Description: Gems that are valued the highest due to their pure blue hue and vivid saturation


Name: Many whimsical fashions (fashion_trends)
Description: Various, unique fashion trends popular during the 18th century


Name: Reddish-brown hydrous iron(III) oxide (Compound)
Description: A reddish-brown solid that precipitates out of solution when pH rises above 2–3


Name: Pindus mountain range (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range located in Thessaly


Name: Ak Tengris (Deity)
Description: Divine guides in Turkic mythology residing on the fifth level of Heaven


Name: Rare-earth metals (Chemical element class)
Description: Metal elements from the lanthanide series


Name: Lithium ion (Ion)
Description: An ion with a positive charge of a lithium atom


Name: the penetrating portrait sculpture the style could produce (art form)
Description: -


Name: Tasmanian tektite discovery (Event)
Description: Discovery of black glass balls in Tasmania


Name: Plutonium-based device (Weapon)
Description: An atomic bomb whose plutonium was derived from uranium-238


Name: two different U.S. district courts (court)
Description: Courts responsible for federal criminal and civil cases.


Name: Territory (Location)
Description: Area controlled or occupied by a particular entity


Name: Dental implants (Medical device)
Description: Artificial replacement for a missing tooth


Name: Gum (Material)
Description: The gum used in the hair and other decorations


Name: Theft by False Pretense (Criminal Fraud Type)
Description: A specific form of criminal fraud in common law jurisdictions


Name: Tanzania (Country)
Description: Tanzania is a source of the mineral (tanzanite).


Name: Chrysoberyl (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is stable with quartz


Name: 0.524 (Number)
Description: A numerical value representing the fraction of volume that is occupied by atoms


Name: Seal Transmitting the State (artifact)
Description: Seal used to promote legitimacy


Name: Lapidary work (Technique)
Description: The technique for which China is known.


Name: Missouri University of Science and Technology (University)
Description: One of the universities in the University of Missouri System


Name: 21,189 people (Population)
Description: The number of people living in Phahameng


Name: ANO 2011 (political party)
Description: Czech political party led by Andrej Babiš


Name: Ipswich Museum (Museum)
Description: A registered museum of culture, history and natural heritage


Name: 6 March 2015 (Date)
Description: The date Dawn was captured by Ceres's gravitational pull


Name: Healthcare System of the Netherlands (HealthcareSystem)
Description: The health care system of the Netherlands


Name: Cordierite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used in making honeycomb substrates for its excellent thermal stability and low thermal expansion


Name: Paint and Coatings Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of paints and coatings


Name: Universe (Location)
Description: All existing matter and space considered as a single, coherent entity


Name: Hubble and James Webb space telescopes (1990, 2021) (Telescope)
Description: Space-based observatories used for astronomy


Name: Spreading rate and mantle temperature (Geological Property)
Description: Factors that affect the thickness of oceanic crust


Name: Electricity (Energy)
Description: An energy form used for powering devices and machinery


Name: Creating ornamental wares (Product)
Description: Ornamental wares produced using enameling and repoussé techniques


Name: Tripiṭaka (Text Collection)
Description: triple basket of texts in Buddhism


Name: UN Peacekeeping Operations (Military Operation)
Description: The military operation for which Ukraine made contributions since 1992


Name: 1956 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century.


Name: a kind of chromatic versification (Artistic Style)
Description: An innovative approach to painting using color as a rhythmic element


Name: Granulite Facies Mineral Assemblages (Geological Classification)
Description: The mineral assemblages that define the granulite facies


Name: diamond growth (Objective of CVD growth process)
Description: The ultimate goal of the CVD growth process


Name: Group A Eclogite Xenolith Origin (Scientific Topic)
Description: The origin of Group A eclogite xenoliths


Name: A list of 82 'official' Alpine summits (List)
Description: The list defined by UIAA


Name: Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe and Northern Asia (Geographical regions)
Description: Regions where Slavs predominantly inhabit


Name: Muslims (Religion)
Description: people who practice Islam


Name: Antonio Machado (Author)
Description: Author of the Romanticism in Spain


Name: Viking invasions (Historical Event)
Description: The threats that led to the establishment of feudalism


Name: Tate Modern (art gallery)
Description: One of the important art galleries in the United Kingdom


Name: Valleys/Lower Altitudes (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Areas with warmer summers compared to higher altitudes in Austria


Name: Inwood Hill Park (City park)
Description: Park known for its caves and a wide variety of birds


Name: Ottoman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the empire that included Tunisia from 1574 to 1881


Name: Phenomenon of fluorescence (Physical phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon characterized by the absorption of radiation in one part of the electromagnetic spectrum and emission of radiation in another part


Name: Paddar Valley of the Jammu region, India (geographical location)
Description: A valley located in the Jammu region of Jammu and Kashmir, India


Name: Uniform (General)
Description: A broad category of clothing items associated with a specific role or activity


Name: 16th century (century)
Description: The 16th century when the mining boom in Miedzianka ended


Name: Pet food (Animal feed)
Description: Food meant for pets


Name: Charles Darwin (person)
Description: British naturalist and geologist, famous for his contributions to evolutionary theory


Name: Jazāʾir Banī Mazghanna (Place)
Description: The original name of the islands off the coast of Algeria


Name: First aid measures (Labeling element)
Description: Instructions on what to do in case of accidental ingestion, inhalation, or skin or eye contact with the cosmetic product


Name: John Locke (Philosopher)
Description: John Locke was an English philosopher who is known for his work on political and educational theory.


Name: France (Country)
Description: European country where the mirror-making process was industrialized


Name: Brick Red Belly Fur (Fur attribute)
Description: During lactation, the belly fur of vixens may turn brick red.


Name: Arabs (ethnic group)
Description: Arab people in al-Andalus


Name: Rivets (Item)
Description: A two-headed and unthreaded bolt which holds two other pieces of metal together


Name: Grimm brothers (authors and folklorists)
Description: Authors of Grimms' Fairy Tales who spent their youth in the Spessart region


Name: Eastern Coast of Northeastern Region from Bahia to Paraíba, northern Maranhão, southern Minas Gerais and eastern Rio de Janeiro (Geographical Area)
Description: Specific regions in Brazil


Name: Mountainous landscapes, alpine lakes, and diverse wildlife (Landscape feature)
Description: Known for its mountainous landscapes, alpine lakes, and diverse wildlife, including elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and bears


Name: Orogenic Belts (Geographical Feature)
Description: Regions where mountain building is taking place


Name: World War II (Historical Event)
Description: Abstract Painting was an American post-World War II art movement


Name: Ecosystem (Atlantic Ocean) (Ecosystem)
Description: The diverse marine ecosystems found in the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Carbon nanotubes (Nanoparticle)
Description: Nanoparticles made of carbon in tube form


Name: trousseau of the Algerian bride-to-be (Algerian wedding accessories)
Description: It is passed down from mother to daughter, so some families in Algiers possess very ancient and therefore very expensive 'khit er rouh'.


Name: Amethyste (Mythical_Character)
Description: A maiden who refused Bacchus' affections


Name: Authentication and identification (purpose)
Description: The purpose for which the seals are used.


Name: A diamond (Gemstone)
Description: Represents a rough, unpolished diamond.


Name: Amino Acids (Amino Acid)
Description: Compounds found within the Allende Meteorite.


Name: Al-Andalus (HistoricalArea)
Description: A historical area in Iberia under Muslim rule from 711 to 1492


Name: UK Healthcare System (Healthcare System)
Description: The healthcare system within the United Kingdom


Name: Art (Abstract Concept)
Description: A diverse range of human activity and its resulting product that involves creative or imaginative talent, generally expressive of technical proficiency, beauty, emotional power, or conceptual ideas.


Name: Amorphous opal and Cryptocrystalline or microcrystalline opal (Classification of opals)
Description: Two main classifications of opals based on their degree of crystalline order


Name: vessels and purely decorative objects (Objects)
Description: Type of objects that are carved in hardstone carving


Name: CZ growth technique (Technique)
Description: The technique used to grow CZ


Name: 30 (Number)
Description: Number of workers commuting away from the village.


Name: Gold jewelry from the Orientalizing Era (Era of Etruscan Jewelry)
Description: Jewelry from the Orientalizing period of the Etruscan civilization


Name: Blue-pigmented animals (Species)
Description: Animals that have blue pigments


Name: Leon Trotsky (Person)
Description: Main proponent of world revolution


Name: Gaseous compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds that exist as gas at room temperature and pressure.


Name: early 20th century (Time period)
Description: The era during which glass bricks were first developed.


Name: 660 and 800 km (Depth Range)
Description: A geological range representing depths of a location


Name: Conversion of limestone to dolomite (Geological transformation)
Description: The process whereby limestone is transformed into dolomite


Name: Gmina Janowice Wielkie (administrative district)
Description: An administrative district of Jelenia Góra County


Name: Uses of Almonds in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The uses of almonds in various Moroccan pastries and sweets


Name: festivals and carnival celebrations of Greece (Celebration)
Description: The various festivals and carnival celebrations that take place in Greece


Name: HFC-134a (Organic Compound)
Description: A different HFC, previously the most commonly used


Name: Echinoderms (animal class)
Description: A group of marine animals including starfish and sea cucumbers


Name: Union for Democracy (UPLD) (political party)
Description: The pro-independence progressive coalition that Oscar Temaru led.


Name: High income economy (Economy)
Description: An economy with a GNI per capita of $12,476 or more


Name: Mass up to 200 kg (Physical Property)
Description: The maximum mass of a sapphire boule


Name: Crude Oil (Petroleum Product)
Description: unrefined oil and gas extracted from the ground


Name: depression (Economy)
Description: A severe, prolonged economic downturn characterized by high unemployment and deflation


Name: Riesenhirschknochen der Einhornhöhle (Art)
Description: The oldest piece of art found in Europe


Name: 1960s (Time period)
Description: The time period when the Princess 144 cut was introduced


Name: Paul Cézanne (Artist)
Description: A French Post-Impressionist painter whose work lays the foundations of the transition from the 19th-century conception of artistic endeavor to a new era.


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Category)
Description: A broad category that includes all rocks transformed by heat and pressure


Name: Cecil Edgar Tilley (Person)
Description: Geologist who first appreciated the potential of Scawt Hill and named scawtite, larnite, and rankinite


Name: 45.3% as Pardo, 43.5% as White, 10.2% as Black, 0.6% as Indigenous and 0.4% as East Asian (Percentage distribution)
Description: The racial and ethnic composition of Brazil's population according to the 2022 census


Name: Parish Church of San Remigio (Building)
Description: It houses a Last Supper painting by Godefridus Maes from 1683


Name: Marcel Duchamp (artist)
Description: French-American artist associated with the development of anti-art.


Name: Counter-Reformation (Historical Event)
Description: The Catholic response to the Protestant Reformation


Name: Valuable insights into human consciousness and existence (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Mahāyāna Buddhism (School of Buddhism)
Description: A major branch of Buddhism


Name: The body's inability to control beryllium levels (Biological Function)
Description: Once inside the body, beryllium cannot be removed


Name: Elmsford (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: Council of Innovation, Science and Business (government council)
Description: Government body responsible for universities, research, technological development, industry, and energy in Andalusia


Name: Types of compounds in Russian language (Types of compounds)
Description: Different ways of forming compound nouns and adjectives in the Russian language.


Name: sense desires (desire)
Description: The urge or want that leads a person to take action.


Name: AGS Diamond Reports (ADR) (program)
Description: A diamond report system established by the AGS Laboratory.


Name: Paracas culture (Culture)
Description: A culture that developed on the southern coast of Peru.


Name: Uranium-235 (3%) (Isotope)
Description: Approximate uranium composition of the Oklo Fossil Reactors


Name: Tourmaline (Schorl) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that can be found in the tourmaline hornfels, as small needles


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: An alloy of iron and carbon with improved strength and fracture resistance


Name: Māori culture (culture)
Description: A culture primarily associated with the indigenous people of New Zealand


Name: CR&SJ Railway (Company)
Description: A railway company that transported Yule marble and provided transportation services


Name: Bastnäsite (Mineral)
Description: A carbonate mineral, specifically a carbonate of rare earth metals.


Name: Mycenae's ruling dynasty (Political Entity)
Description: The ruling family of the Palace of Mycenae


Name: Water (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol H and atomic number 1.


Name: Hindhuism (Religion)
Description: The main religion from which various currents and beliefs emerge


Name: Zincblende structure group (Classification of compounds)
Description: A different name for III-V family of compounds when they are in the zincblende form.


Name: Ötzi (Person)
Description: A Neolithic human mummy discovered on the Similaun


Name: Local glass production (industrial process)
Description: The local glass making activity in the Spessart region


Name: Russians (Ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic group predominant in Russia


Name: Khmer Empire (Empire)
Description: A historical empire located in Southeast Asia


Name: three main categories (classification of talismans)
Description: Main categories of talismans.


Name: Tages-Anzeiger and Neue Zürcher Zeitung (Newspaper)
Description: German-language influential newspapers in Switzerland


Name: the new Taliban government (Government)
Description: to suppress its use and production


Name: Average monthly precipitation range (Weather parameter)
Description: Ranges from 30 litres per square metre in February and April 2019 to 125 litres per square metre in February 2020


Name: Austria and the German Austrians (Country and Ethnic Group)
Description: Austria and its German inhabitants were excluded from Germany


Name: Indigenous Peoples of North America (Great Lakes region) (Group)
Description: The indigenous peoples living in the Great Lakes region of North America


Name: Earth's Outer Core (Geological Feature)
Description: The layer of the Earth that surrounds the inner core and extends from approximately 2890 to 5140 km


Name: defects associated with nanoparticles (physical feature)
Description: Imperfections or problems found in the structure and properties of nanoparticles


Name: Binders (Material Component)
Description: The combination of plant fibers with binders for use in construction.


Name: Stone (Diamond or rough stone)
Description: The diamond or rough stone being worked by the diamond cutter to achieve its best finished form


Name: Bonded abrasives (material)
Description: Abrasives bonded together for various uses


Name: Marble Demand (Demand)
Description: Desire for Yule Marble to be extracted and used


Name: Carbon Monoxide (Gas)
Description: A toxic gas that displaces oxygen in the bloodstream


Name: House of Savoy (Royal House)
Description: A European royal house that ruled Sardinia and later Italy


Name: Dzungar Khanate (Historical State)
Description: A Mongol confederation that existed during the 17th and 18th centuries


Name: Albert Joseph Moore (Person)
Description: Painter who brightened his palette with vivid oranges


Name: French Renaissance (era)
Description: Saw cultural development and standardisation of French


Name: Many creatures (Creatures)
Description: Various animals adapted to their green environments by taking on a green hue themselves as camouflage.


Name: Cuisine & Food (Culture & History)
Description: Spain's culinary delights and signature dishes.


Name: Bellataire diamonds (Diamond)
Description: A brand name for the processed diamonds


Name: Istiqlal Party (Independence Party) (Political Entity)
Description: A political party founded in 1943 to press for Moroccan independence


Name: Patients with osteoporosis (group of people)
Description: Individuals suffering from a bone disease characterized by fragile bones and an increased risk of fracture


Name: The Latin word viridis (LanguageElement)
Description: The Latin word for 'green'


Name: Tuff (Sedimentary rock subtype)
Description: A consolidated, unstratified volcanic deposit consisting chiefly of lithic and/or ash fragments


Name: Persian Daric (coin)
Description: First truly Achaemenid gold coin


Name: Protestantism (Religious Movement)
Description: A major branch of Christianity originating from the Reformation


Name: Key Ingredients in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The key ingredients used in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Leucistic peachicks (Stage in peafowl lifecycle)
Description: Young leucistic peafowl, hatched from eggs


Name: Vognillan (Village)
Description: A village in the municipality of Oppdal


Name: Desert climate (South of Tunisia) (Climate)
Description: The south of the country is desert


Name: White Lotus sect (group)
Description: A secret society in China during the Qing dynasty


Name: Brezalauspurc (Place Name)
Description: The name first recorded in 907, during the fall of Great Moravia


Name: High-polish finish (Jewellery finish)
Description: A jewellery finish that gives the metal a highly reflective, shiny look


Name: Calcium lactobionate (Chemical compound)
Description: A white powder used as a suspending agent for pharmaceuticals


Name: Skeletal Fluorosis (Disease)
Description: A bone and joint disease caused by excessive fluoride consumption


Name: Steel Rocker (Tool)
Description: A tool used for roughening mezzotint plates


Name: Its production isn't rare, but rather is likely to go unrecognised and unreported. (Geological_observation)
Description: An observation suggesting that pseudotachylyte production may be common but often goes unnoticed.


Name: Göktürk khans (rulers)
Description: The rulers of the Göktürks


Name: City (Geographical location)
Description: A large, permanently settled human settlement


Name: 95% basic health insurance coverage for its population (Quantity)
Description: High rate of health insurance coverage among the Chinese population


Name: Marathon (City)
Description: An ancient city and former municipality in East Attica, Greece


Name: Collector Seal (Seal)
Description: Seals used to authenticate different pieces of art in China


Name: VF Marshall (Physician)
Description: A physician who made significant contributions to medical science.


Name: Volcanic Rock (Geological Entity)
Description: Rocks that are produced by volcanoes


Name: fourteen countries (Number)
Description: A number representing the fourteen nations that share land borders with Russia.


Name: Buddhist nyoi-ju (Religious Artifact)
Description: A Buddhist artifact found by Empress Jingū


Name: Cows, Sheep, Goats (animal)
Description: Domestic animals raised for meat, milk, eggs, and labor.


Name: Tepanecs of Tlacopan (ethnic group)
Description: Another principal allied city-state of Tenochtitlan


Name: Late Baroque Period (Historical Period)
Description: A period in the history of Western art music and architecture that occurred from approximately 1630 to 1750


Name: The god Khepri (deity)
Description: An Egyptian deity associated with the scarab beetle


Name: Trixie Belden series (Literary work)
Description: A mystery series that ran from 1948 to 1986


Name: Megadiverse_countries (Classification)
Description: Countries with high levels of biodiversity.


Name: Allied forces (Military Unit)
Description: During World War II, 37 times


Name: stress concentrations (Material Property)
Description: Stress concentrations present in the rough surface during the polishing process.


Name: European Convention on Human Rights (Treaty)
Description: An international treaty to protect human rights


Name: Pastilla (Dish)
Description: The dish Pastilla


Name: Seals (Artifact)
Description: Objects found in Shaft Grave Circle A


Name: the Spanish imperial eagle (Aquila adalberti) (species)
Description: A species of bird of prey found in Spain and Portugal


Name: clocks (Device)
Description: Devices that measure time


Name: Great Moravian towns (Town)
Description: Settlements in Great Moravia.


Name: Alencar's long career (Career of Jose de Alencar)
Description: The period of José de Alencar's work as a writer


Name: Mantle convection (Geological process)
Description: The movement of molten rock within the Earth's mantle.


Name: Boron fibers, Crystalline boron springs (Material)
Description: High-strength, lightweight materials derived from boron


Name: More than 50 gold or hardstone seal-stones (Artifact)
Description: The number and type of artifacts found in the tomb


Name: Lewis Carroll (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Afrobasket (Competition)
Description: The African Basketball Championship organized by the FIBA Africa


Name: musket (weapon)
Description: a portable long-barreled gun


Name: Schist, gneiss, quartzite, and other metamorphic rocks (Metamorphic rock)
Description: Types of metamorphic rocks where quartz is a common constituent.


Name: Demantoid (Mineral)
Description: A variety of andradite, prized as a gemstone since its discovery in the Ural Mountains in 1868


Name: inside warheads (physical object)
Description: -


Name: BARS apparatus (Diamond-producing device)
Description: A compact, efficient, and economical diamond-producing press


Name: Society and Culture in Imperial China (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The way of life, customs, beliefs, values, and social structure in Imperial China.


Name: Sodium Cyanide (Chemical Substance)
Description: A highly poisonous chemical used in the extraction of gold.


Name: TAFE (Vocational Training System)
Description: State-based system of vocational training in Australia


Name: Create Non-Permanent Joints (Function)
Description: Joints that can be removed or dismantled without damaging the joining components.


Name: Rich culture of calligraphy and art (fact)
Description: The fact that China has a rich culture of calligraphy and art.


Name: Democratic forms of government (Political System)
Description: The democratic forms of government introduced to the Italic peoples by Greek colonisation


Name: LanthanumH3 (Compound)
Description: A compound reached by further absorption of hydrogen in LaH2


Name: The Queens Night Market (Market)
Description: Market where these countries are represented


Name: Castello del Buonconsiglio (Architectural Structure)
Description: A castle in Trento with intricate frescoes and Gothic art


Name: Central Texas (Region)
Description: A region in Central Texas


Name: Colombia's Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) (Organization)
Description: An international court responsible for adjudicating human rights cases in the Americas.


Name: tastes of samurai (group)
Description: The tastes of the samurai class during the Kamakura period


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: Eastern European country


Name: UK (Country)
Description: The geographical area comprising England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland


Name: compass (Magnetic Device)
Description: A device that allowed for the creation of more accurate maps


Name: Aborginal Australians (group of people)
Description: One of the two broad groups of Indigenous Australians.


Name: Other world languages (Language)
Description: The languages where the loaned words are used worldwide


Name: Precambrian Fossils (Fossil)
Description: Fossils from the Precambrian period, mostly microscopic bacteria or microfossils


Name: Strofilas (Settlement)
Description: A fortified settlement on the west coast of Andros during the Final Neolithic


Name: Crane Sports (Football Club)
Description: A non-League football club in the Suffolk & Ipswich League


Name: ADHD (Disorder)
Description: A neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by difficulties in attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity.


Name: Copper plates (indirectly) (Material)
Description: Traditionally used in engraving and etching, can be steel-faced or nickel-plated


Name: Military Spending (Financial Metric)
Description: The amount spent on the military by Tunisia, as a percentage of its GDP


Name: Qianlong Emperor's funeral (event)
Description: Funeral ceremony of the Qianlong Emperor


Name: 14N captures a 4He nucleus (Chemical Reaction)
Description: The reaction that results in the production of most 18O isotopes.


Name: Europe (continent)
Description: The continent where Schiphol Airport is situated.


Name: Other Deities (Deity)
Description: Divine entities other than Vishnu or goddesses


Name: The color of officers' and NCOs' mess jackets in certain British Army regiments (Clothing)
Description: Formal evening jackets worn by specific ranks


Name: Iron (57Fe) (Isotope of Iron)
Description: One of the stable isotopes of iron with nuclear spin -1/2.


Name: Aztec Warriors (Warriors)
Description: Aztec warriors enlisted as auxiliary troops alongside the Spanish Tlaxcalteca allies


Name: Annual Education Expenditure Difference between Beijing and Guizhou (Monetary Value)
Description: Difference in annual education expenditure between Beijing and Guizhou.


Name: Mineral commodities and light industry (Sector)
Description: Industry sectors related to minerals and light manufacturing


Name: European Continent (continent)
Description: The continent of Europe


Name: 4th in the nation for vehicle exports (Ranking)
Description: Alabama's ranking for vehicle exports.


Name: Diamond Cut (process)
Description: The process of cutting and arranging a diamond's facets


Name: Ancient Crete civilization (civilization)
Description: The civilization that developed on the island of Crete in ancient times.


Name: Sweeping reforms (Political action)
Description: Significant changes in political, economic or social structures


Name: Primitive low temperature firing techniques and unglazed alternative western-style Raku firing techniques (Ceramic processes)
Description: -


Name: Thursday (Day)
Description: Fifth day of the week


Name: BBC Radio Derby (Radio_Station)
Description: Radio station providing BBC Local Radio for Derbyshire


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


Name: scholar officials (Profession)
Description: The individuals who wore the chengziyi as leisure clothing.


Name: Bohemia (region)
Description: A historical region in western Czech Republic


Name: Philip II of Macedon (Person)
Description: The King of Macedon during the 4th century BC


Name: Ordinary Soldiers (Military Personnel)
Description: Lower-ranking soldiers in the British Army


Name: Constitution for the country (Document)
Description: A document outlining the fundamental laws and principles of Spain's government


Name: Misdemeanor or Felony (Legal Classification)
Description: Less severe criminal charges (misdemeanors) or more serious ones (felonies), depending on the amount of loss involved.


Name: Whites, Mestizos, and others (Population)
Description: Refers to the demographic distribution in Colombia


Name: FeS2 (Chemical Compound)
Description: A specific ratio of Iron and Sulfur in Iron Pyrite


Name: excessive pressure on students (issue in education)
Description: Placing excessive pressure on students


Name: Excepted Service (Service Category)
Description: The service category that includes positions like the Foreign Service, FBI, and National Security positions


Name: Salween River (river)
Description: The Salween is the longest river in Burma (Myanmar) and Thailand.


Name: Writing and Drawing (Activity)
Description: Iron gall ink was the standard writing and drawing ink in Europe


Name: - (-)
Description: Soft sculptures are commonly known but not associated with a specific creator


Name: United States, United Kingdom, Samoa, Fiji, Tonga, Australia (Country)
Description: Various countries with which it has strong diplomatic ties


Name: Areopoli (City)
Description: The capital city of Mani Peninsula


Name: Chuquicamata (Location)
Description: A location in Chile.


Name: Harvard College (University)
Description: First institution of higher learning in the United States and the world, founded in 1636 at Cambridge, Massachusetts


Name: tetrakis(methylammonium) hexachloroferrate(III) chloride (Compound)
Description: A mixed salt


Name: montane zone (climatic zone)
Description: climate zone extending from 800 to 1,700 meters


Name: Systemic Structure of Clothing (Social System)
Description: A system of rules and regulations governing the use of clothing across social strata in ancient China.


Name: Druse (Mineral Formation)
Description: Can form druses of crystals that consist of several individuals.


Name: Thera (Santorini) (Location)
Description: The geographical location of the island of Santorini


Name: Gadget, Fat Man (nuclear weapons)
Description: The first and the bomb that was detonated over Nagasaki respectively


Name: The Phoenix Companies (Insurance Company)
Description: An insurance company based in Hartford


Name: Grains in Limestone (Geological Component)
Description: Skeletal fragments of marine organisms such as coral or foraminifera, ooids, peloids, limeclasts


Name: Parian marble (material)
Description: Has a rival in Pentelic marble


Name: Lithium-sulfur batteries (Electrochemical devices)
Description: Lithium-sulfur batteries


Name: Citizens of China (People)
Description: The citizens of China who are affected by this lack of protection


Name: Si-O ratio (Silicon-Oxygen Ratio)
Description: A property of framework silicates, having a silicon-oxygen ratio of 2:1


Name: Theophrastus (Ancient Greek philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher, student of Aristotle and founder of the Peripatetic school


Name: Toxic Elements for Plants (Chemical Element)
Description: Soil with serpentine is rich in elements toxic to plants such as chromium and nickel


Name: Roman cameo glass (Artwork)
Description: A type of glass art imitating cameo gems.


Name: Most Common Synthetic Chemical Colourings (Substance)
Description: Specific artificially produced dyes widely used.


Name: Organic compounds (Compound)
Description: Substances containing carbon and hydrogen with various functional groups


Name: foreign culture (culture)
Description: Cultures from Gandhara, Turkestan, Persia, Greece


Name: Connemara marble (Geological material)
Description: A rare variety of green marble from Connemara, Ireland


Name: advances in photochemical technology (Technology Advancement)
Description: Advancements that allowed for the creation of maps with fine details and without distortion


Name: Norwegian Language (Language)
Description: A North Germanic language spoken mainly in Norway and by the Norwegian diaspora


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: The country where Buddhism was introduced in the 6th–7th centuries


Name: Pyrite (Cultural Belief)
Description: Believed to be a sacred item that has the power to prevent evil, black magic or demons.


Name: Gems meant for collection or jewelry (Objects)
Description: The new type of gem that emerged


Name: flooding (Activity)
Description: One of the vulnerabilities of the Netherlands due to its low-lying geography


Name: The Luan River (river)
Description: Geographical feature within the Taihang Mountains


Name: Messengers (Symbolic Representation)
Description: A symbolic representation used by Buddha to describe insight's role in delivering the message of nibbana.


Name: Economic Reforms (Political Concept)
Description: Liberal economic reforms introduced by Chadli Bendjedid


Name: Sculptures from the Sumerian and Akkadian period (Artifact)
Description: Figures produced during the Sumerian and Akkadian periods


Name: fortified settlements (Settlement Structure)
Description: Settlements protected by defensive structures.


Name: New Wolsey Theatre (Theatre)
Description: A 400-seat theatre situated in Ipswich, England.


Name: Food Scarcity (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the survival and reproduction of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Ptolemies (Historical Figure)
Description: The Hellenistic dynasty that ruled Egypt from 305 BC


Name: Black smokers located on basalt (Geological feature)
Description: Hot, mineral-rich underwater volcanic vents with a dark appearance.


Name: if they wish to do so (Action)
Description: however, this is usually not common as it requires a high level of skill


Name: regional headquarters of Apple Inc. (Business entity)
Description: Regional office for Apple Inc.


Name: Certain Royal Torc (artifact)
Description: The torc in question


Name: Real Self, Soul Meditation of Hinduism (ReligiousPractice)
Description: The meditation practices in the religion of Hinduism


Name: Paleontology (Field of Study)
Description: The scientific study of life that existed prior to, and sometimes including, the start of the Holocene Epoch (roughly 11,700 years before present)


Name: New England (Region)
Description: Description of the geological makeup of New England


Name: Tablet connection (Structural feature)
Description: The connections between aragonite plates in the nacre structure


Name: Basin and Range Province (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geographical region located in southwestern North America


Name: Gross Domestic Product of Austria (Economic Concept)
Description: The GDP of Austria


Name: Geologists (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study the Earth's physical characteristics, properties, and processes.


Name: Coastal regions (Geographic location)
Description: The Barbary pirates raided coastal regions for slaves and plunder.


Name: Ethnic Identity (Identity)
Description: An identity for Berber people in Morocco, Algeria and neighboring countries


Name: Eighty Years' War (conflict)
Description: War between the Seventeen Provinces and their Spanish ruler from 1568 to 1648


Name: Weight and purity (Physical_property)
Description: Characteristics defining the quality of the gold items


Name: Baroque Period (Artistic Style)
Description: An architectural style that originated in the late 16th century


Name: Water-solubility of its more common naturally occurring compounds (Process)
Description: The ability of a substance to dissolve in water.


Name: Swiss French People (Ethnicity)
Description: The people who are citizens or residents of Switzerland and primarily speak French


Name: Weight (quantity)
Description: Can weigh up to 70 kg (150 lb)


Name: Regional Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A process more associated with orogeny and erosion of mountain ranges


Name: Dusack (Sabre) (sword type)
Description: -


Name: Clear impression (requirement)
Description: The requirement for the seal to produce a clear impression in one go.


Name: Brooklyn, County of New York, County of Richmond, and western portion of the County of Queens (Geographical Area)
Description: The areas that were consolidated to form the City of New York.


Name: Central Black Hills (Geographical Region)
Description: The central part of the Black Hills, located in Pennington County west of Rapid City


Name: Granada (City)
Description: A city in Andalusia at the foot of Sierra Nevada


Name: Merchants (Profession)
Description: Individuals involved in trade during Han dynasty


Name: Robes and Gowns of Royalty (Clothing)
Description: In the early Middle Ages.


Name: Top Level Executives and Advisors (Professional Role)
Description: Hold temporary political posts


Name: All known organic life (Life form)
Description: All forms of life that are based on carbon, including plants and animals


Name: Sandpainting (Art form)
Description: The art of pouring coloured sands onto a surface to make a fixed or unfixed sand painting.


Name: Nature (EnvironmentalConcept)
Description: The natural world, including physical elements such as plants, animals, the landscape, and all the natural phenomena that occur in or on Earth


Name: Weimar Republic (Historical country)
Description: A historical German state that existed from 1919 to 1933


Name: Energy sword (weapon)
Description: Sword with an energy-based blade


Name: Seller who knows the origin of the stone (Person or Entity)
Description: To choose an ethically sourced topaz gemstone, it is recommended to search for a stone that the seller knows the origin of


Name: Amorphous anhydrous silica (Geological structure)
Description: The local structures of microcrystalline opals also appear to be closer to that of cristobalite and tridymite


Name: Region (Geographical area)
Description: The religious practice varies significantly by region in the United States.


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


Name: Honours (France) (Award)
Description: Civilian honors and awards of the French Republic


Name: Shell Valves are open for Feeding or Respiration (Physical phenomenon)
Description: When the mollusk opens its shell to feed or breathe, small particles or organisms can enter


Name: Tabula Rogeriana (Map)
Description: World map influenced mostly by the Ptolemaic conception of the world, but with significant influence from multiple Arab geographers


Name: Battle of Moscow (Event)
Description: A major battle that halted the German attack in World War II


Name: Global Financial System (Financial System)
Description: The network of financial institutions and markets that facilitate the exchange of funds between parties


Name: western part of Grisons (Region)
Description: The region where Capuns are predominantly made


Name: Deconstructing the history of Berber arts article (2010) (Article)
Description: An article discussing the inadequacy of contemporary understanding of Berber artistic traditions


Name: The top-ranking university in the country (Rank)
Description: Rank of the University of Tokyo among Japanese universities


Name: Arts and entertainment scene (Cultural resource)
Description: the fields of visual arts, performing arts, music, film, and television that reflect the creativity and talent of a society


Name: Southern Dutch (Ethnicity)
Description: Dutch people living below the rivers Rhine and Meuse


Name: Sterling Hill (Zinc mine)
Description: A zinc mine that operated on Sterling Hill in the 18th century


Name: Constant η (1 rad-1) (Concept)
Description: A constant equal to 1 inverse radian proposed by Torrens


Name: Mining (Industry)
Description: Developed to extract rocks from the Earth and obtain the minerals within them


Name: Zhejiang province, China (Location)
Description: The location where the first true porcelain was believed to be made


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


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe


Name: Dimethylsilanediol (Compound)
Description: A compound that dehydrates to a trimer of Me2SiO


Name: ancient temples and historic sites (attraction)
Description: With many dating back centuries, showcasing Taiwan's rich cultural heritage


Name: Waltham pocket watch (Device)
Description: A specific type of pocket watch distributed by the Royal Navy.


Name: Embargo (Legal_provision)
Description: A prohibition on the sale, export, or use of certain goods or services


Name: Nd:YVO4 or Nd:YAG Crystal (Chemistry)
Description: A type of crystal used in lasers to emit green light


Name: fiberglass (Material)
Description: A material consisting of glass in fiber form, used to make strong lightweight objects.


Name: Two meditative qualities (Meditation Quality)
Description: Samatha (calm) and vipassanā (insight), which are two main types of Buddhist meditation.


Name: Many Eras and Dynasties (Historical Periods)
Description: Various periods of Chinese history


Name: Pearling (Activity)
Description: The practice of harvesting pearls from mussels


Name: plays (Artwork)
Description: Creative dramatic work intended for the theatre


Name: Karma can be accrued on one's behalf by a family member (Concept)
Description: The actions done by a family member affecting the quality of rebirth


Name: Pinna (Species)
Description: A species of mollusc


Name: Samples dating from c. 1300 BC onwards in Crete (Temporal subgroup)
Description: A specific temporal subgroup of samples dating from 1300 BC onwards in Crete


Name: Rainy Conditions (Weather Condition)
Description: The condition of rain.


Name: St.Petersburg (1924) (Location)
Description: City where Datsan Gunzechoinei was established


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: The sovereign state comprising the mainland of the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania, and numerous smaller islands


Name: Guillaume Soro (Person)
Description: Guillaume Soro, the leader of the New Forces (rebels)


Name: Apparatus for high power supply and temperatures up to 2500 ˚C (Equipment)
Description: An apparatus needed due to the material's thermal stability.


Name: first generation of Moroccan writers (literature_generation)
Description: Writers who lived and wrote during the Protectorate (1912–56)


Name: Emperor (Leader)
Description: The emperor who played a crucial role in the events leading to the end of World War I and the formation of German-Austria


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


Name: Congress Poland (PoliticalSubdivision)
Description: A region that existed from 1815 to 1918 under Russian rule


Name: Centuries-long Arab migrations to the Maghreb (historical event)
Description: Migrations that began in the 7th century and lasted for centuries


Name: Swiss history and identity (Historical event/Identity)
Description: History, culture, and national identity of Switzerland


Name: Iconography of coins (Art Form)
Description: The iconography of coins.


Name: Historical divisions (social issue)
Description: Social issues that Ukraine is divided by.


Name: Mountain Pass carbonatite (Geological Formation)
Description: The sample of Cerite analyzed had 35.05% Ce2O3 and 30.04% La2O3.


Name: World's second nuclear power (Milestone)
Description: The Soviet Union became the world's second nuclear power after the United States


Name: distinct accents, foods, customs, and social structures (Cultural Element)
Description: The unique cultural characteristics of New England


Name: The World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) (organization)
Description: An organization that acts as a medium for wholesale diamond exchange.


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: largest trading partner of the United States


Name: Budapest (City)
Description: The capital city of Hungary


Name: Paul Delvaux (Artist)
Description: A famous Belgian surrealist painter


Name: Smriti texts of Hinduism (Text)
Description: Texts of Hinduism that Smartism is derived from


Name: Christiania (City)
Description: Bragernes was placed under Christiania


Name: Michaels (Individual)
Description: The individual who notes that the process of 'mutual self-definition with a contrasting Muslim other' started well before 1800.


Name: Peter Singer (Public intellectual)
Description: Australian philosopher known for his work in ethics


Name: Høyre (Political party)
Description: A political party in Norway


Name: Macedonian state (country)
Description: The eventual independent country of North Macedonia


Name: Food Packaging (Process)
Description: The process of packaging food for preservation and transportation


Name: SARS outbreak in March 2003 (Disease Outbreak)
Description: The disease outbreak that occurred in March 2003


Name: Oxus civilization (ancient civilization)
Description: A Bronze Age Central Asian culture dated to c. 2300–1700 BC


Name: Crust (Component)
Description: Upper layer of Ceres, potentially volatile-rich and varying in thickness based on the impacting meteorites


Name: Polders (Geographical feature)
Description: Reclaimed areas from the sea in the Netherlands


Name: National Archive of Israel (Archive)
Description: The official repository of the government records of Israel.


Name: microstructure_of_the_mineral (mineral_identifier)
Description: The primary identifier for the microcrystalline forms of quartz


Name: Northern Wei (Dynasty)
Description: The dynasty that fell.


Name: Lithium Ion Li+ (Ion)
Description: The active part of lithium salts used in the treatment of certain disorders


Name: Density (Property)
Description: The weight per unit volume of steel, which ranges between 7,750 and 8,050 kg/m3.


Name: 1% of the world's conflict diamonds (Monetary Value)
Description: The percentage of world's conflict diamonds produced by Sierra Leone


Name: EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency) (Organization)
Description: An independent agency of the U.S. federal government responsible for environmental matters


Name: a cool natural backdrop of blue sky, green trees or gray buildings (Setting)
Description: A setting where Red stands out.


Name: the off-and-on Hundred Years' War (conflict)
Description: in 1337


Name: 240 kilometers (Measurement Class)
Description: The diameter of the giant astrobleme


Name: April 2009 (Date)
Description: Month and year of the election


Name: Hartford Yard Goats, New Hampshire Fisher Cats, Vermont Lake Monsters, Portland Sea Dogs, Bridgeport Bluefish, New Britain Bees, Worcester Red Sox (Sports_team)
Description: Professional baseball teams in the region of New England.


Name: Northern Departments of Ivory Coast (Location)
Description: Departments in the north of Ivory Coast


Name: Halite (NaCl) (Mineral class)
Description: Common example of halide minerals; table salt


Name: Massyli Tribe (Tribe)
Description: A tribe of Numidians in ancient North Africa.


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


Name: Expressionism (Art Movement)
Description: An early 20th-century art movement characterized by the use of color and form to evoke emotional experience rather than describe visual reality.


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: A global intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security


Name: Classical Electromagnetic Theory (Theory)
Description: He formulated classical electromagnetic theory.


Name: Yi Sam-pyeong (person)
Description: Korean potter who discovered the raw material of porcelain in Arita


Name: Rebellion (event)
Description: Another unsuccessful revolt in Thessaly


Name: 700 Pagan grave mounds (Artifact)
Description: The number and type of grave mound remnants found in Oppdal


Name: Medieval town seals (Object)
Description: Seals used by medieval towns that sometimes include work-related images


Name: Modern Humans (species)
Description: Current form of human


Name: High Employment (EU) (Goal)
Description: The European Union's goal of promoting high employment.


Name: Amazon Rainforest (NaturalFeature)
Description: a large river system in South America


Name: Uranium-235 sample (Scientific Sample)
Description: The world's first uranium-235 sample


Name: Relict volcaniclastic textures (Geological feature)
Description: The remains of volcanic sedimentary structures in a rock


Name: Po Basin (Geographical Basin)
Description: The basin where Simplon Valley is located


Name: stone and bone tools (Tool Materials)
Description: Materials used in toolmaking


Name: their dead (People)
Description: The deceased Etruscans


Name: New York City Economic Development Corporation (Organization)
Description: An organization that aims to stimulate growth in the five boroughs of New York City


Name: Hammudids (Berber dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that rebelled in Ceuta and eventually took control of Cordoba


Name: territories of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (geographical region)
Description: Territories that were annexed by Russia


Name: referendum of 28 February 1980 (Event)
Description: A specific date of a referendum that led to the formation of Andalusia as an autonomous community


Name: Government-funded universities (Educational Institution)
Description: Universities funded by the Australian government


Name: Driving, Biking and Cycling Activities (Recreational Activity)
Description: The recreational activities that Valais is popular for


Name: Aquatic environments (Environment)
Description: Environments where the priming effect mechanisms may also be present


Name: cumbia, porro, mapalé, 'vallenato' (Rhythms)
Description: Different vibrant rhythms associated with Caribbean music


Name: Actions like giving birth, breast feeding, or procreating (Activity)
Description: These actions as either sacred or inappropriate


Name: Partial Melting (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process where rocks partially melt due to high temperatures and pressures


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States and one of its economic, cultural, and entertainment centers.


Name: Battle of Culloden (Historical Event)
Description: The final decisive battle of the 1745-46 Jacobite Rising, fought on 16 April 1746.


Name: Nephrite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A silicate of calcium and magnesium in the amphibole group of minerals.


Name: La Francophonie (Organization)
Description: The organization of French-speaking countries


Name: the normal way for an intaglio plate (Printing Method)
Description: The standard method for printing an intaglio plate


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


Name: Green omphacitic pyroxene (Mineral)
Description: One of the minerals characteristic of eclogite facies


Name: Regulating uptake (Biological process)
Description: The primary method the human body uses to control iron levels, which is through regulating uptake.


Name: Brussels Sprouts (Food)
Description: A cultivar group of cabbage


Name: Sports and recreation scene (Cultural resource)
Description: the games, athletics, and leisure activities that reflect the physical prowess, teamwork, and sportsmanship of a society


Name: corruption (Crime)
Description: Illegal act involving dishonest or criminal behavior


Name: Additional heating to 1,300°C (2,370°F) (temperature and heating process)
Description: A temperature and heating process that creates the compact metal


Name: Nanoscale particles (Material)
Description: Particles smaller than 100 nanometers in at least one dimension


Name: - (-)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Grey (Color)
Description: For the composition of his paintings


Name: Publishing and Literature Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to major publishing houses, literary agencies, and influential authors.


Name: Jun'ichirō Tanizaki (Author)
Description: Japanese author who followed Natsume Sōseki, Mori Ōgai and Ryūnosuke Akutagawa


Name: Ottoman Beylik (political_entity)
Description: The initial political entity established by the Ottomans


Name: Electronic Record-Keeping (Action)
Description: The process of keeping records electronically


Name: Mount Zas (or Zeus) (Mountain)
Description: The highest peak in Naxos, associated with the Greek god Zeus


Name: Archaeological_sites (Archeological_findings)
Description: The archaeological sites associated with the Garamantes.


Name: Jet Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Type of mourning jewellery


Name: Achi II government (Government)
Description: Current government of Ivory Coast


Name: Optical Refinements (Design Element)
Description: A design feature intended to counteract optical illusions


Name: Macau (City)
Description: a Special Administrative Region of China


Name: Titanian chondrodite (Mineral)
Description: Rare variant of chondrodite


Name: CellularRespiration (Process)
Description: The process by which cells convert the energy stored in glucose (sugar) or other organic molecules into ATP (adenosine triphosphate)


Name: Yuan dynasty (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in medieval China


Name: United States, People's Republic of China, Japan, Germany, India (Country)
Description: Countries that generate the most electronic waste


Name: People's Democratic Party General Secretary (Position)
Description: Position Taraki was holding before his assassination, which Amin took over


Name: Dikes (Geological Feature)
Description: Long, narrow intrusions of igneous rock into pre-existing rocks.


Name: Warrior wearing torc (hypothetical) (Artifact)
Description: A hypothetical warrior whose identity and cultural background is uncertain


Name: Russia's National Identity (Identity)
Description: The distinct sense of cultural or ethnic identity shared by a people.


Name: Nabi Musa festival (Religious event)
Description: Festival that Palestinian Christians attend


Name: Collaborative research (Research)
Description: Cooperative efforts between researchers, institutions, and industries to advance BNCT technology


Name: 7.9% of the crust by volume (Percentage of earth's crust)
Description: Approximately 8% of the Earth's crust by volume


Name: [URL of Wikimedia Commons] (webpage)
Description: Has related media at this URL


Name: 7 February 2019 (date)
Description: The date when the Verkhovna Rada voted to amend the constitution


Name: Solid Organic Compounds (Chemistry)
Description: A class of chemical compounds that contain carbon atoms.