Name: Mating attempts (Behavior)
Description: Attempts by a male peacock to mate with a female peahen


Name: Nuremberg (Location)
Description: A city in Germany where the process was used from 1601.


Name: Raise a Soviet submarine, the K-129 (Action)
Description: The real mission of Hughes Glomar Explorer.


Name: gas production from the field (EconomicActivity)
Description: The Netherlands planned to phase out gas production from the field


Name: Multicolor Image (Print)
Description: An image that requires multiple colors, each applied in a separate step.


Name: Limestone (Geological Material)
Description: A sedimentary rock, composed mainly of calcium carbonate (CaCO3)


Name: Artist (Creator)
Description: Individual who creates visual arts


Name: Iron(II) Hydroxide or Iron(III) Hydroxide (Hydroxide Compound)
Description: Compounds formed when iron reacts with water


Name: country rocks near to pegmatites (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks surrounding the main pegmatite deposit


Name: Abraham Werner's Neptunism (Geological Theory)
Description: During the collaboration with Cuvier, Brongniart found evidences against Abraham Werner's Neptunism


Name: the dark side of American history (Historical aspect)
Description: Negative or problematic aspects of the past


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A substance that cannot extinguish magnesium fires but intensifies it.


Name: Byzantines (historical_group)
Description: The Eastern Roman Empire, also known as the Byzantine Empire


Name: Be-Be bond (chemical bond)
Description: A bond between two beryllium atoms


Name: Freight transport (Transportation type)
Description: The movement of goods by rail in the U.S.


Name: restraint and self-control (Buddhist Practice)
Description: The practice that leads to the 'blowing out' and ending of the cycles of sufferings associated with rebirths and redeaths


Name: Identity-related debate (Event)
Description: Debate about the persecution of Berbers


Name: Regional Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A type of metamorphism in which both heat and pressure play a role


Name: Findings of modern science (Scientific concept)
Description: Through the findings of modern science challenging its basic premises


Name: 70-130°C (Temperature range)
Description: KF•2HF is electrolyzed at these temperatures


Name: his homosexual relationship with Uvarov (Relationship)
Description: The homosexual relationship that was rumored to have resulted in Dondukov-Korsakov's appointment.


Name: European immigrants, slaves from Africa, immigration from Asia and Latin America (Immigrants)
Description: Groups that have contributed to mainstream American culture


Name: water purification and sewage treatment (process)
Description: Iron(III) chloride is used in water purification and sewage treatment.


Name: Lasers (Physical Device)
Description: A device that emits coherent light of a single wavelength. Lasers are used in various applications including research, surgery, and data storage.


Name: Repeated Electromagnetic Separation (Process)
Description: A method of separation using electromagnetism


Name: Pierre Voizard (Person)
Description: French Resident General in Tunisia


Name: Bulgarian Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Committees (movement)
Description: The previous name of the movement


Name: Rises in energy prices (Economic Trend)
Description: The rises in energy prices


Name: Retail partnerships with stores or e-commerce platforms (Activity)
Description: Partnerships with retailers help to make the cosmetic product available to consumers and increase its visibility


Name: Indian cutters (People)
Description: Diamond cutters in India


Name: North of Italy (Geographical Region)
Description: The northern part of Italy where the industrialization mainly took place


Name: All forms of luxury small sculpture continued to be patronized (Value Judgement)
Description: Indicates these cameos were part of the continued patronage of luxury small sculptures


Name: Manhattan Island (island)
Description: An island located in New York City


Name: Aluminium's heavier congeners (Metal)
Description: Group of metals that follow aluminum in the periodic table


Name: Rare earth elements (Elements)
Description: Group of 17 metallic chemical elements


Name: Equality between points in a real number line, points in any segment, points on a plane, and points in finite-dimensional space (Mathematical Equivalence)
Description: The number of points in these spaces is equivalent.


Name: Asian Americans (Racial and ethnic group)
Description: Americans who have ancestry from Asia.


Name: Glass (Building material)
Description: A hard, brittle, transparent or translucent solid material made from silicates and often used in architectural buildings.


Name: the chemistry of their primary mineral phases, garnet and clinopyroxene (Chemical analysis)
Description: The classification distinguishes each group based on the jadeite content of clinopyroxene and pyrope in garnet.


Name: Sober_style (Jewelry_style)
Description: A style that developed in the aftermath of World War I


Name: Pharmaceuticals (Medicine)
Description: A branch of medicine and healthcare involving the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease


Name: Hittite vassals in western Anatolia including Madduwatta (political entity)
Description: Political entities controlled by the Hittites in western Anatolia.


Name: Juan Rodriguez (Person)
Description: A merchant from Santo Domingo


Name: Manchus (ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group from Manchuria


Name: Other lanthanides (chemical element)
Description: Rare earth metals, similar to neodymium


Name: Constitution of Algeria (Legal Document)
Description: The fundamental law governing the political system in Algeria


Name: Irritant (Property)
Description: A substance that can cause inflammation, redness, itching, or other discomfort when in contact with the skin or mucous membranes


Name: spice known as anar dana (Spice)
Description: A spice made from pomegranate seeds used in Indian and Pakistani cuisine.


Name: Bird_species (Species)
Description: Species of birds found in Colombia.


Name: Environmental risks to human health, habitat loss, and changes in CO2 emissions (Criteria)
Description: Environmental Performance Index of Norway is based on environmental risks to human health, habitat loss, and changes in CO2 emissions


Name: Many large manufacturing facilities (Manufacturing Facility)
Description: Facilities used for manufacturing on a large scale


Name: Egyptian or Libyan populations (Ethnicity)
Description: Inhabitants of Egypt and Libya


Name: Public school funding (Funding)
Description: The budget allocated by the Alabama Legislature for primary and secondary education


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country located to the north of Belgium


Name: Impact of a giant meteorite in the Nördlinger Ries crater (Geological Event)
Description: An event that occurred 14.7 million years ago


Name: Retail engraving machines (Engraving machine)
Description: Computer-controlled engraving machines used for personalising products in retail stores


Name: USA, Soviets, Chinese, Belgians, and others (Countries or entities involved in conflict intervention)
Description: Entities that have intervened in Congo's conflicts


Name: Marble, Colorado (Place)
Description: A town in Gunnison County, Colorado, USA.


Name: Great Moravia (Historical Region)
Description: An ancient historical region in Central Europe


Name: Softness and tendency to lose color during weathering (Property)
Description: Characteristics of Azurite that make it less suitable for certain uses


Name: Regional Palaces (Building)
Description: Occasions of recorded transactions between them


Name: Black (others) (Race)
Description: A racial category offered in the UK census


Name: iron found in myoglobin and hemoglobin (mineral)
Description: Iron present in the muscles of animals


Name: Sodium endmember of plagioclase feldspar (albite) replaces detrital igneous plagioclase feldspar (Geological process)
Description: Process of mineral replacement at greater depths


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A color symbolizing hostility in NATO Military Symbols for Land Based Systems


Name: Modern Belgium (Geographical Area)
Description: The area that is now known as Belgium


Name: Isham Park (City park)
Description: Park located between Broadway, Isham Street, Seaman Avenue, and West 214th and 215th Streets


Name: Library (Library)
Description: The library that is part of Abbadia Alpina


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Officially known as the Federal Republic of Germany


Name: Bank (financial institution)
Description: Financial intermediary that accepts deposits and makes loans


Name: Marion Petrie (Scientist)
Description: A scientist who studied the correlation between peacock's tail ornamentation, mating success, and survival ability


Name: Modern-day Wall Street (Location)
Description: The area where New York City extended to


Name: Mako culture (Cultural period)
Description: A cultural period in the eastern Hungarian Körös tributaries during the early Bronze Age


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A range of mountains located in Europe


Name: Organic materials (Substance classification)
Description: Materials that contain carbon-hydrogen bonds, such as flour


Name: jewelry (product)
Description: Product where natural fluorite mineral is used


Name: Taika Reforms of the 7th century (Historical Event)
Description: Major political and social reforms in Japan during the 7th century


Name: Isle of Mull Brewing Company (Activity)
Description: Isle of Mull Brewing Company was located in Tobermory from 2005 to 2009


Name: China (Country)
Description: Country where the majority of freshwater pearls are produced


Name: Scholars (unspecified) (scholar)
Description: Scholars who disagree with the position that karma was not central to the teaching of the historical Buddha


Name: Reconquista (historical event)
Description: The Christian reconquest and re-establishment of control over the Iberian Peninsula, starting in the 8th century and ending in the 15th century


Name: Iranians (ethnic group)
Description: A collection of interrelated Indo-European peoples living mainly in the Iranian Plateau and Central Asia


Name: 4.1 billion years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in Mars' history.


Name: Weimar Germany (1918–1933) (Geographical Region)
Description: The region where cultural sociology first emerged


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


Name: about the 1860s (Timeframe)
Description: -


Name: Tetraethyl orthosilicate (Compound)
Description: Chemical compound synthesized by Von Ebelman's in 1846


Name: Clear Rock Crystal (Material)
Description: Transparent quartz mineral


Name: Abrasive material in grinding and polishing applications (material type)
Description: TiC used as an abrasive material in grinding and polishing applications.


Name: D–J colored diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Diamonds within the D-Z color range


Name: First nation in the European Union to explicitly protect abortion in its constitution (Historical event)
Description: The first nation in the EU to explicitly protect abortion in its constitution.


Name: African Burying Ground (Historical Site)
Description: A cemetery containing graves of colonial-era Africans, some enslaved and some free


Name: Synthetic Diamond (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds manufactured using CVD processes.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country located in central Europe


Name: United States Coin (Monetary Unit)
Description: A type of coin issued by the United States.


Name: Significant portion of Moroccans who speak Spanish (Population group)
Description: The significant portion of the Moroccan population that speaks Spanish


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


Name: Aragonite (mineral)
Description: A mineral form of calcium carbonate.


Name: Claiborne F. Jackson (Person)
Description: Claiborne Fox Jackson was a pro-slavery politician who served as the seventh Governor of Missouri.


Name: Local ruler Italus (Person)
Description: Some scholars suggest the name was given by this local ruler


Name: Global City (Category)
Description: A city that plays a significant role in international politics, finance, research, and culture.


Name: South America (Continent)
Description: A continent located in the Western Hemisphere, mostly in the Southern Hemisphere


Name: The Cryogenian Period (Geological Timeline Event)
Description: A significant time period within the Neoproterozoic Eon.


Name: Normans of Sicily under the Kingdom of Africa (Group)
Description: Normans who conquered Tunisia


Name: Iron(IV) (Compound)
Description: A common intermediate in many biochemical oxidation reactions


Name: Silk Prints (Artwork)
Description: Prints onto silk


Name: offices for the State Agency of Ukraine on the Exclusion Zone Management (facility)
Description: The offices for managing the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone located in Chernobyl city


Name: Mancomunidad (Statutory entity)
Description: Entity that most closely resembles a comarca in Andalusia


Name: Sir Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: English chemist who discovered many elements, including Sodium


Name: Town (Location)
Description: The town of Wunsiedel rebuilt after the last major fire in 1834


Name: [Tm isotopes, Yb isotopes, 147Pm, other Pm isotopes] (Isotope)
Description: Various scientific applications including the production of short-lived Tm and Yb isotopes and 147Pm


Name: political_stability, living_standards, and social_cohesion (Economy)
Description: What social inequality impacts


Name: Animal Hides (natural material)
Description: Potential material for use as a writing or drawing surface


Name: Detonation (Physical phenomenon)
Description: A type of explosion characterized by a rapid release of energy and pressure.


Name: [Albula, Bregaglia, Glarus, Gotthard, Lepontine, Livigno, Plessur, Oberhalbstein, Ortler, Rätikon, Samnaun, Sesvenna and Silvretta ranges] (Mountain range)
Description: Subranges of the Alps within the Grisons canton


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


Name: anthropology (academic subject)
Description: The study of humanity and human behavior and cultures


Name: Castle Bravo Nuclear Test (Nuclear Test)
Description: The decline of US nuclear infrastructure perhaps accounts for the Castle Bravo Nuclear Test


Name: Keshi pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: Cultivated/cultured pearls whose formation cannot be definitively determined


Name: Seto Inland Sea to the north (Sea)
Description: -


Name: Public Healthcare in Norway (Healthcare System)
Description: The public healthcare system in Norway.


Name: Infrastructure Materials Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of infrastructure materials


Name: 47 public airports in Spain (Number of Airports)
Description: The number of public airports in Spain


Name: Royal Tombs of the Sumerian city-state of Ur (3rd Millennium BC) (Tomb)
Description: An ancient tomb site in modern-day Iraq


Name: Speculaas / Speculoos (Food)
Description: Cinnamon and ginger-flavoured shortcrust biscuit


Name: Over 270 Bones (Physical Quantity)
Description: The number of bones present in newborn babies, which decreases with age as some bones fuse together.


Name: Belgian Revolution (Event)
Description: A revolution that occurred in Belgium which affected the Netherlands.


Name: Matrix (Carbonate Rock Component)
Description: Mostly micrite in carbonate rocks


Name: Austro-Hungarian Army (military force)
Description: The military force of Austria-Hungary during World War I


Name: Canton of Jura (Political Division)
Description: A political division of Switzerland


Name: - (Quantity)
Description: Rarity of unheated natural stones


Name: P-Block Elements (Elements)
Description: A group of elements that includes sulfur, nitrogen, phosphorus, and lead, considered contaminants in steel production.


Name: Richard Salomon (scholar)
Description: A scholar who studies the Gandharan texts and confirms that their teachings are consistent with non-Mahayana Buddhism


Name: Chemicals (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of chemical substances and products, including synthetic materials, pharmaceuticals, foods and dyes


Name: Bairon (Location)
Description: A location within the Onsernone valley


Name: Crystal lattice dislocation (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Disturbance or dislocation of the regular arrangement of atoms in the fluorite molecules


Name: Lava eruptions (GeologicalEvent)
Description: The events that occurred in Minnesota about a billion years ago which led to the formation of Lake Superior agates.


Name: The Fastenal Company (Company)
Description: A specific fastener company known as the largest in North America


Name: Scots law (Legal system)
Description: The legal system in Scotland


Name: why the Sun and the Moon do not stay in the sky at the same time (Historical event)
Description: A phenomenon observed in the celestial bodies


Name: ninth century (Time period)
Description: A period spanning 100 years starting from AD 801


Name: Eye agate (type of Lake Superior agate)
Description: A popular and rare type of Lake Superior agate with round bands


Name: Women in the Tang dynasty (People)
Description: Women from the Tang Dynasty


Name: Criminal law (Legal Term)
Description: In other cases, fraud can lead to prosecution and imprisonment by governmental authorities.


Name: Britain's taxes (Taxation Policy)
Description: Resistance was due to Britain taxing the colonists without their consent


Name: Mirrors (Optical Component)
Description: Flat reflective surfaces used for reflection of light or other electromagnetic radiation


Name: Northern and Southern dynasties (Historical Period)
Description: Period between 420-589 AD


Name: Tunisia's National Handball League (League)
Description: The top level of competitive handball in Tunisia


Name: Dull grey and/or brown plumage (Plumage)
Description: The dull grey and/or brown plumage of the Congo peahen


Name: Manchu clothes (clothing)
Description: Clothes used by the Manchus


Name: Iron in ancient seas (Geological Feature)
Description: Iron's role in marine biota and climate


Name: Mirrors with partial transmittance (Mirror type)
Description: A type of mirror that transmits some light while reflecting the rest.


Name: Name issue (Issue)
Description: A matter of contention between North Macedonia and Greece


Name: Some communities (community)
Description: Certain communities that venerate the Khanda as a symbol of Shiva.


Name: Blood, Vomit, Urine, Other Bodily Fluids (Contaminant)
Description: Substances that this type of waste can be contaminated with.


Name: Ayanot Neighborhood (Neighborhood)
Description: The main cluster of recreational facilities in Arad, also known as Kiryat HaSport.


Name: Battle of Long Island (Historical Battle)
Description: The largest battle of the American Revolutionary War


Name: Blas Infante (Person)
Description: A Spanish lawyer and journalist, known as the Father of the Andalusian Nation.


Name: 23Na (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of sodium in human blood


Name: Proterozoic rocks of the Glengarry Basin, Australia (Geological Feature)
Description: One of the places where hematitic jasperoids are known


Name: Morocco's National Sanitation Programme (Program)
Description: A programme aiming at treating wastewater and connecting households to sewers


Name: low-income_individuals, small_businesses and some_industries (Demographic)
Description: Groups of people who were affected by the negative economic outcomes


Name: Primary mesenchyme cells (Cell Type)
Description: Cells that move into the blastocoel during gastrulation


Name: men wearing guan (Custom)
Description: A custom in the Han Dynasty where men could only wear the guan after the Guan Li ceremony


Name: Japanese Buddhism (Religion)
Description: The form of Buddhism that developed in Japan


Name: Alabama River/State (Geographical Feature)
Description: Has numerous place names of Native American origin


Name: Semichromes (Color Class)
Description: Colors that have a high or slightly lower chroma, depending on the hue.


Name: 1700s (Time Period)
Description: The time period when Connemara Marble has been quarried.


Name: Independent Courts of Law for common justice (Structure)
Description: Courts responsible for common justice within states


Name: New York City Department of Education (Government department)
Description: The department responsible for operating public schools in New York City


Name: African bush elephants, lions, antelopes, hippopotamus and monkeys (Wildlife)
Description: Species found in the park


Name: Hospitals in Kabul (Healthcare Institution)
Description: Hospitals in the capital city of Afghanistan where the most advanced treatments are available


Name: Johannes Vermeer (Artist)
Description: A Dutch painter who is generally considered one of the greatest painters of the 17th century.


Name: Resonance Mode (in non-spherical nanoparticles) (Physical phenomenon in materials)
Description: A state where a system's frequency of vibration becomes equal to an external applied force


Name: nesosilicate sub-class (Sub-Class of minerals)
Description: Classification of afwillite as a nesosilicate mineral


Name: Lake Geneva (Lake)
Description: A large freshwater lake in Europe


Name: Rose Cut (diamond cut)
Description: The mogul cut shares similarities with the rose cut.


Name: [oxidation of metals and organic compounds] (Compound Interaction)
Description: Chemical reactions induced by the compound.


Name: 30 fortresses (Geographical_Entity)
Description: Thirty fortresses that belonged to the Merehanii


Name: Limestone (Rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed largely of the minerals calcite and aragonite, which are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate


Name: Franco's Rule (Historical Period)
Description: The period of Francisco Franco's governance in Spain


Name: Cerium(IV) oxide (ceria) (Compound)
Description: A compound formed between Cerium and Oxygen, having a fluorite structure.


Name: Glaucochroite (mineral)
Description: a mineral


Name: Weathering scale (Meteorite classification system)
Description: A scale used for ordinary chondrites, ranging from W0 to W6.


Name: Nyrstar (Company)
Description: The world's largest zinc producer, resulting from a merger of OZ Minerals and Umicore


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group originating in North Africa


Name: 2030 (Year)
Description: A year in future when we can assess the impact of this large diaspora


Name: CO2 Gases (Gas)
Description: Gases produced when burned waste containing plastics


Name: Huckleberry Island (Island)
Description: An island off the Long Island Sound shore


Name: Paris (City)
Description: The capital city of France


Name: high enough to require evacuation and restriction of the area around the power plant (effect)
Description: The effects of the Chernobyl disaster that resulted in the evacuation and restriction of the area around the power plant


Name: Grain supply and trade (Trade)
Description: Healthy grain supply and trade is important to many societies.


Name: Westchester County, New York (administrative division)
Description: An county in the state of New York


Name: Second expedition down the Kuskokwim River in 1898 (Event)
Description: Expedition in 1898


Name: Australian Sign Language (Auslan) (Language)
Description: The primary sign language used in Australia


Name: Complex 3D Objects (Product)
Description: Capability of milling machine in producing complex 3D objects


Name: Esther Lucile Brown (Person)
Description: An anthropologist who studied various professions starting the 1930s while working with Ralph Hurlin at the Russell Sage Foundation.


Name: Sleepy Hollow (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: Vocational Program (Educational Program)
Description: A three-four year program preparing students for a job in various fields


Name: statistics (mathematics)
Description: Branch of mathematics dealing with the collection, analysis, interpretation, or explanation of numerical data


Name: [9.7 mg/day, 14.2 mg/day] (Quantity)
Description: The average daily consumption of zinc for women and men respectively


Name: Sussex County (county)
Description: A county in New Jersey


Name: I-95, I-93, I-91, I-89, I-84, and I-90 (Massachusetts Turnpike) (Highway)
Description: Major interstate highways traversing the New England region


Name: Electrolyte capacitor (Material)
Description: A type of capacitor that uses an electrolytic solution or gel as the dielectric material.


Name: Aurès (geographical_region)
Description: Region in Algeria


Name: Council of Government (administrative body)
Description: Highest political and administrative organ of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia


Name: Second Republic Political System (Political System)
Description: The political system of Austria during the Second Republic


Name: Cotton and Paste, Amate Paper (Material)
Description: Bases of feather mosaics were made from cotton and paste, then itself backed with amate paper


Name: Prague (City)
Description: A city in the Czech Republic that was a center for German Minnesang and courtly literature.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion originating in the Arabian Peninsula


Name: ornamentation and decorative purposes (purpose of gemstone)
Description: The use of gemstones to enhance the aesthetic appeal of objects or clothing


Name: Red Military Uniform (Clothing)
Description: A military uniform dyed red, initially adopted by the English Parliament's New Model Army in 1645


Name: a part of the Earth's internal layer (geographical feature type)
Description: An example of a part of the Earth's internal layer, which includes the lithosphere and the asthenosphere.


Name: Allied countries (-)
Description: -


Name: One individual from the island of Salamis (Ancient individual)
Description: An individual from the ancient city of Salamis during the Late Bronze Age


Name: approximately 20 United States B61 nuclear bombs (Weapon)
Description: Approximately 20 American nuclear weapons stationed at Incirlik Air Base.


Name: Cymophane (Gemstone variety)
Description: Popularly known as 'cat's eye'


Name: Ancient_Egypt (Location)
Description: Another early mention of rings


Name: Victorian Period (Historical Period)
Description: A period in the 19th century characterized by a wave of sentimentalism


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


Name: Genome of Strongylocentrotus purpuratus (Genetic Structure)
Description: Completed in 2006 and establishes homology between sea urchin and vertebrate immune system-related genes


Name: Electroplating (Technique)
Description: A technique for depositing a layer of metal or other material onto a conducting object by electrolysis.


Name: Etruscan Rings (culture)
Description: Rings from the Etruscan culture


Name: Republic of China (Taiwan) (country)
Description: The Republic of China, often informally referred to as Taiwan, is a state in East Asia.


Name: Thermite or other materials requiring high ignition temperature (Chemical compound)
Description: A pyrotechnic composition used for cutting through steel, welding and starting fires.


Name: 'Abd ar-Raḥman I's Grand Mosque of Córdoba' (Building)
Description: A historic mosque in Córdoba, Spain built by Caliph Abd ar-Raḥman I


Name: Chalcolithic (Historical period)
Description: The earliest time period of Troy's layers


Name: diverse culture, cuisine, and music (cultural characteristic)
Description: a population characterized by having a wide variety of cultural expressions, foods, and musical genres


Name: Fault breccias (Fault rock)
Description: The classification of these specific types of fault breccias


Name: Purification rituals (tradition)
Description: Traditions in Japanese culture associated with Izanagi


Name: Monumental sculpture of ancient Egypt (Artwork)
Description: Refers to the monumental sculptures from ancient Egypt


Name: Works of art (Artwork)
Description: Creative work produced by an artist or group of artists


Name: Tranquility and Communication of Teachings (Spiritual State)
Description: A calm, peaceful state of mind and the communication of Buddhist teachings.


Name: Carbon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6


Name: Thermoelectric generators (Application of Semiconductors)
Description: Devices that convert heat into electrical energy


Name: the world (geographical region)
Description: The region where Tate Modern is the most-visited modern art gallery


Name: communist Yugoslavia (Political Entity)
Description: A socialist federal republic in southeastern Europe from 1946 to 1992


Name: State Council (Executive Body)
Description: China's cabinet


Name: Sanskaras (saṃskāra) (Religious Rite)
Description: Gautama Dharmasutras mentions Sanskaras as rites of passage in Hinduism.


Name: Barium (Chemical Element)
Description: An alkaline earth metal


Name: Pasha supported by janissary forces (Political position)
Description: The governor of Tunisia, appointed directly by the Ottoman Porte and supported by janissary forces.


Name: ksour (in southern Tunisia) (fortified village)
Description: fortified villages found in the south of Tunisia


Name: Cantilever Stresses (Physical Property)
Description: Stresses that occur when a load is applied laterally to the beam.


Name: Gem Maker (Profession)
Description: An individual specialized in cutting and polishing gemstones


Name: cultural and historical tours of Greece (Tour type)
Description: Tours that delve into the rich history, art, and architecture of Greece


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


Name: Hypervalence (Chemical Property)
Description: The chemical phenomenon where an atom or ion is surrounded by more than its normal complement of eight valence electrons.


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature Laureates (Award Recipients)
Description: Recipients of the Nobel Prize in Literature who are American.


Name: sp2C (Diamond Structure)
Description: A carbon structure that forms at high temperatures


Name: Organic Molecule (Classification of chemical substances)
Description: A broad category of chemical compounds that include hydrocarbons


Name: Spanish enclaves (Melilla and Ceuta) (Geographical location)
Description: Controlled by Spain but located in Africa


Name: Warrior (Occupation)
Description: A warrior in Aztec society


Name: South (Direction)
Description: One of the four cardinal directions or primary points


Name: New Englanders (Population Group)
Description: The people of New England


Name: determine the pressure and temperature conditions under which rocks metamorphose (Geological Process)
Description: Allows metamorphic petrologists to determine the pressure and temperature conditions under which rocks metamorphose


Name: Turkmenistan (Country)
Description: a country situated to the north-west of Afghanistan, sharing a border


Name: Iron(III) oxide (Compound)
Description: A compound with the formula Fe2O3, also known as ferric oxide or iron(III) oxo


Name: Size of nanoparticles (Physical characteristic)
Description: The dimensions of individual nanoparticles


Name: Impacts deformation mechanism and toughness (Structural Influence)
Description: The interlocking of bricks of nacre has a large impact on both the deformation mechanism as well as its toughness


Name: Hornbostel–Sachs classification (system of musical instrument classification)
Description: a system devised by Erich Moritz von Hornbostel and Curt Sachs for classifying musical instruments


Name: Fernbank Museum of Natural History (museum)
Description: Another location where a collection of Georgiaite tektites can be found.


Name: Living organisms (Life form)
Description: Organisms that extract silica from seawater


Name: King Zahir (Monarch)
Description: King who reigned from 1933 to 1973


Name: Nome, Telemark, Norway (Country Subdivision)
Description: The Fen Complex is located in Nome, Telemark, Norway.


Name: Those found unsuitable for regular service (Group of People)
Description: People who are deemed unfit for regular military service and are offered alternate forms of service


Name: Threats to Black Corals (Threat)
Description: The threats facing black corals.


Name: Mined diamonds (Product)
Description: Diamonds extracted from the earth through mining


Name: Amtrak Downeaster (Train)
Description: A train operated by Amtrak linking Maine to Boston


Name: Future Period (TimePeriod)
Description: The Future Period


Name: Public scrutiny (Process)
Description: A detailed examination or close inspection of something


Name: Dog breeding (animal breeding)
Description: Long and colorful history observed throughout the region


Name: Nagarjuna's Madhyamaka school (School of Buddhism)
Description: A major branch of Mahayana Buddhism founded by Nagarjuna


Name: Waste (substance)
Description: A material that is discarded and considered unwanted or useless


Name: Pelite (Geological feature)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock that is rich in mica and other minerals, typically forming from shale or mudstone.


Name: Dental Fillings and Spinal Surgery (Medical Procedure)
Description: Future applications.


Name: Big Spruce River (River)
Description: One of the rivers flowing into Great Bear Lake


Name: Water (Liquid)
Description: A transparent, tasteless, odorless chemical substance that is the major constituent of Earth's hydrosphere and the fluids of most living organisms.


Name: Greek Orthodox Christians (Religion_group)
Description: For continued use as a church


Name: Hardstone carving (Art Form)
Description: Artistic carving of semi-precious stones


Name: ozyacetylene welding (Process)
Description: Method for welding and cutting metal demonstrated in 1901 using a mixture of acetylene and compressed O2


Name: Soil (Geological Feature)
Description: The loose, unconsolidated earth in which plants grow.


Name: Treaty of Lausanne (1923) (Treaty)
Description: The treaty that led to the international recognition of the sovereignty of the new Turkish state.


Name: Returning American servicemen (Group)
Description: American soldiers returning from World War II


Name: Zinc Blende Structure (Crystallographic Structure)
Description: Commercial semiconductors can have a crystallographic structure similar to the zinc blende structure


Name: Viewer and mirror are at an angle (Spatial relationship)
Description: When the viewer is facing the object, but the mirror is not directly aligned with their line of sight


Name: Harṣavardana (c. 590–647 CE) (emperor)
Description: Empire of Harṣavardana


Name: Mobile phone and Internet use in Brazil (Activity)
Description: The use of mobile phones and internet in Brazil by 2009


Name: Base-centered orthorhombic lattice (Bravais Lattice)
Description: One of the four Bravais lattices in the orthorhombic crystal system.


Name: Europe (Location)
Description: Region where the technology of papermaking reached after a thousand years


Name: extraterrestrial material from the meteorite (astronomical entity)
Description: A potential component of the type 2 Darwin Glass due to its impact with Earth


Name: 18 to 22 Huben (or Hufen) (Administrative Division)
Description: Number of local representatives set up by the Archbishops of Mainz


Name: [FeF5(H2O)]2− (chemical compound)
Description: A specific fluoro complex of iron(III) in aqueous solution


Name: factors contributing to the drop in average American life expectancy (Factors)
Description: reasons for the decrease in average American life expectancy


Name: PETA Spokesperson Michael McGraw (Person)
Description: A PETA spokesperson who made a statement about the 'roach brooch' product.


Name: SP (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Switzerland


Name: James Woodhouse (Person)
Description: The person Benjamin Silliman studied chemistry with.


Name: Zirid Tunisia (Historical Period)
Description: The period when Zirids ruled Tunisia


Name: Fluxes (Chemical Compounds)
Description: A class of substances used to aid the dissolution of the material being extracted.


Name: A process for converting grayscale images into printing plates (Photographic process)
Description: A process that resulted in a reasonably durable printing plate


Name: Citizens of EU/EEA and Switzerland (Demographic Group)
Description: Residents from the European Union, European Economic Area, and Switzerland


Name: Almogia (village)
Description: A village near Málaga, Spain


Name: Latin language (Language)
Description: The language from which the name 'carbo' for coal was derived and subsequently used for Carbon.


Name: Natsume Sōseki (Author)
Description: Japanese novelist active in the early 20th century


Name: Dharma (Concept)
Description: Ethics/duties in Hinduism


Name: Quarry Town (Place)
Description: The settlement built to alleviate a housing shortage for quarry workers


Name: Water-based ice (Substance)
Description: Ice formed from water


Name: Tail (Anatomical part)
Description: The tail of the red fox


Name: larger cities and towns (Geographical Location)
Description: Cities with larger population, such as Marrakesh or Meknes


Name: Hornblende Hornfels (Geological Rock)
Description: A type of hornfels that arises from the thermal alteration of diabases, basalts, andesites and other igneous rocks.


Name: Trencher (Artifact)
Description: A flat round of bread used as a plate in medieval cuisine.


Name: Cornish from South West Britain (ethnic group)
Description: Inhabitants of Cornwall, England


Name: Boston Celtics (Sports Team)
Description: A professional basketball team based in Boston, Massachusetts.


Name: Pope Pius V (Religious Person)
Description: Pope Pius V, a former monk of the Dominican Order.


Name: Space groups (Group theory)
Description: Sets of symmetry operations that leave a crystal lattice unchanged


Name: Uranyl ion (Compound)
Description: A compound characterized by the uranyl configuration


Name: 1990s (Historical Decade)
Description: Decade from 1991 to 2000


Name: Thylakoid membranes of photosynthetic organisms (Cellular structure)
Description: The membrane system in the chloroplasts where photolytic oxygen evolution takes place


Name: Euboea Prefecture (Administrative Division)
Description: A prefecture in Greece


Name: a rich and diverse culture (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France's rich and diverse culture


Name: Taiwan Pride (Event)
Description: the largest LGBT gathering in East-Asia


Name: Divergent Boundaries (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas where new crust is created


Name: Various buildings in the United Kingdom and other parts of the world where it is found (Building)
Description: Different types of buildings constructed in places where slate is abundant


Name: Swaminarayan (Deity)
Description: Considered by followers to be Supreme God


Name: Other Ottoman subjects and territories (Geopolitical Group)
Description: The dey often had wars with other Ottoman subjects and territories


Name: Fatma Aliye Topuz (Author)
Description: First female Turkish novelist


Name: 2019 Forest Landscape Integrity Index (Index)
Description: An index that measures the integrity of a country's forests


Name: Ève Curie (Person)
Description: Daughter of Marie and Pierre Curie


Name: Pharmaceutical Industry (Application)
Description: The use of potassium in pharmaceuticals


Name: $3.246 trillion (Monetary value)
Description: China's reserves in US dollars


Name: Silicate perovskite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in the lower part of Earth's mantle, with a structure consisting of (Mg,Fe)SiO3 or CaSiO3


Name: HMS Topaze and ships and troops belonging to the British East India Company (Warship)
Description: A warship and accompanying forces that attacked Mocha.


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6.


Name: Women (Aztec) (gender)
Description: Female members of the Aztec civilization


Name: Bulgars (ethnic group)
Description: An East Slavic, Turkic, or Finnic people who lived in the region of Bulgaria and parts of Russia


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


Name: Natural Pearls (Type of Pearls)
Description: Pearls produced by living mollusks or freshwater clams


Name: Tuareg (Ethnic Group)
Description: The Tuareg have a king who decides the fate of the tribe and is known as Amenokal.


Name: Sea of Japan (Ocean)
Description: A marginal sea of the Pacific Ocean


Name: Wife (Role)
Description: Symbol of the wife in the collective marriage rituals


Name: -2,341 (5%) (Decrease)
Description: Change in population from 2000 to 2010


Name: Wildlife diversity (Biodiversity)
Description: The richness and variety of wildlife in Australia


Name: ji (笄) (female hairpiece)
Description: Hairpin worn by women


Name: 'a'ā Flows (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A type of lava flow with a blocky, clinkery surface


Name: [moussaka, souvlaki, tzatziki] (Culinary Delight)
Description: The famous Greek dishes that are enjoyed around the world


Name: Males (Demographic Group)
Description: People identified by their gender, specifically men.


Name: 1960s (Historical Decade)
Description: Decade from 1961 to 1970


Name: Islam (religion)
Description: The religion that Oghuz Turks adopted after mixing with Iranic-speaking groups.


Name: Doi-genso (Translation of Isotope) (Term)
Description: Term he introduced as a translation of Isotope in 1919


Name: [about 3.4 million from neighbouring countries, about 100,000 Lebanese, and 45,000 French] (Nationality Group)
Description: The nationalities of the foreign residents living in Ivory Coast


Name: Bavarian Administrative Court (Court)
Description: A court in Bavaria, Germany


Name: Electric Vehicles (EV) (Climate Solution)
Description: Vehicles powered by electricity, typically charged from the grid or renewable energy sources


Name: Egyptian natron (Mineral Salt)
Description: A natural mineral salt mainly consisting of hydrated sodium carbonate


Name: tetrahedral Al centers (chemical structure)
Description: Structural feature of the dimer


Name: Media and Journalism Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to numerous media companies, news outlets, and journalists.


Name: String Theory (physics theory)
Description: A theoretical framework for unifying all fundamental forces and forms of matter in the universe by describing them as vibrations of tiny, one-dimensional objects called strings.


Name: Synchrotron X-ray tomographic analysis (Research technique)
Description: A research technique that provides three-dimensional resolution at the limits of fossilization


Name: Wassoulou Empire (empire)
Description: An empire in West and Central Africa that resisted French colonization.


Name: 800 million people (Quantity)
Description: The number of people China reduced from extreme poverty between 1978 and 2018.


Name: Male Fox (animal)
Description: The male of the Red Fox species.


Name: Michael Faraday (Person)
Description: An English scientist who contributed significantly to the study of electromagnetism and electrochemistry.


Name: Text of the Constitutional Commission (Legislation)
Description: Organic Law adopting a Statute of Autonomy


Name: Silver Peak Mining District Studies (Study)
Description: Studies conducted in the Silver Peak Mining District


Name: Myoglobin (biological iron molecule)
Description: Stores oxygen until it is needed


Name: Altepetl (Political Unit)
Description: A political unit in the Aztec society


Name: Heavy crop production (Agricultural Practice)
Description: The cultivation of large amounts of crops.


Name: Meteorites (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: Celestial bodies that fall to Earth


Name: (0001) plane (Crystallographic Plane)
Description: A major crystallographic plane in corundum


Name: Uri (canton)
Description: One of the Swiss cantons


Name: Felt paper (Building material)
Description: In roofing by synthetic underlayments and siding by housewraps


Name: 19 UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Number of UNESCO sites)
Description: A count of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Greece


Name: Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) (International Educational Program)
Description: An international survey coordinated by the OECD


Name: Compound (Substance)
Description: A substance formed by two or more elements chemically bonded.


Name: Andorra (country)
Description: A country in Europe


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


Name: Hanko Requirements for 785 Types of Procedure (Action)
Description: The requirement of hanko for certain types of procedures


Name: The Yellow River and Yangtze River (River delta)
Description: A landform where a river empties into the sea, consisting of sediment deposited by the river


Name: +2 (Numeric_value)
Description: The predominant oxidation state of Zinc in its compounds.


Name: Workers at Carrara Quarry (Occupation)
Description: People who work in the Carrara quarries.


Name: Foreign Exchange Reserves (Economic Term)
Description: Currency held by a government for future use or to cover unexpected events.


Name: Electrode in solid-state batteries (electrode type)
Description: TiN used as an electrode in solid-state batteries.


Name: Angle of Tilt (Measurement)
Description: The angle at which the Earth's magnetic field is tilted with respect to its rotational axis


Name: Built-up Environments (Location)
Description: Includes suburbs, cities, and urban areas


Name: George Tzavellas (Person)
Description: A director of Greek cinema known for The Drunkard and other movies


Name: Decaborane (B10H14) (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula B10H14.


Name: [Almería, Granada, Jaén, Málaga] (geographical location)
Description: Provinces that are part of Upper Andalusia


Name: Angle (larger than) (Geometric concept)
Description: An angle that differs by an exact multiple of a full turn.


Name: Al Tinnin or Jauzahr (Astrological object)
Description: A hypothetical invisible planet in Islamic astrology


Name: Northwest African sheep breeds' fat storage (Breed characteristic)
Description: Most of the fat is stored in their tails


Name: Southern Europe, West Asia, Central Asia, and South Asia (Geographical Location)
Description: Broad geographical regions encompassing various countries


Name: Legislation Proposal and Decision Implementation (EC) (Policy Proposal and Implementation)
Description: The European Commission proposes legislation and implements decisions in the EU.


Name: Orthorhombic system (Crystal structure)
Description: The crystallization system of Fayalite


Name: Other valuables (Artifact)
Description: Not associated with a burial


Name: Pink Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A rare, pink-colored diamond


Name: Air France (Airlines)
Description: The national carrier airline of France


Name: new immigrants (ethnicity)
Description: 2.6% of the Taiwan population, primarily from China and Southeast Asia


Name: Niki Lauda (Person)
Description: An Austrian former Formula One driver


Name: planning and decision making (purpose of cartographic products)
Description: Assisting in the analysis, evaluation, and selection of alternative courses of action


Name: Indigenous population (group_of_people)
Description: Original inhabitants of Australia


Name: Greek National Guard (MilitaryForce)
Description: A branch of the Greek military responsible for territorial defense.


Name: Advanced radar systems (System)
Description: Radar systems that relied on the fast response of crystal detectors


Name: None of Austria's neighbouring countries (Geographical Area)
Description: The neighboring countries of Austria


Name: Coalworker's Pneumoconiosis (Disease)
Description: A congestive lung disease caused by inhalation of coal dust or soot


Name: Rhodolite (Gemstone variety)
Description: A violet-red shade of Pyrope


Name: Noble Eightfold Path (Buddhist_path)
Description: Presented by Buddha as a 'middle way'


Name: wetting wood with water (Action)
Description: An action that causes the 'Wet look effect' to occur.


Name: Corresponding processes used for the alkali metals (Processes)
Description: Processes used to produce alkali metals


Name: Quartzite (Rock)
Description: A hard, non-foliated metamorphic rock


Name: Louis XIII (Monarch)
Description: King of France from 1610 to 1643


Name: Mycenae (Archeological Site)
Description: The most prominent site of the Mycenaean civilization, after which the culture is named.


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6.


Name: Soil Organic Matter (Substance)
Description: Organic matter found in soil


Name: Anhydrous sulfate minerals (Subcategory of Sulfate minerals)
Description: Sulfate minerals that do not contain water molecules


Name: Compass Rose (Concept)
Description: A symbol used to show the directions


Name: Infant Mortality Rate in Russia (Demographic characteristic)
Description: The infant mortality rate in Russia


Name: Pomegranate (Sanskrit) (Fruit)
Description: Pomegranate as referred to in Hindu traditions


Name: Health Care System in Spain (Healthcare System)
Description: The health care system of Spain


Name: Urban interests (Interest Group)
Description: Representatives of the urban population in Alabama


Name: Imperial family (group of people)
Description: The Japanese Imperial Family that claims direct descent from Amaterasu and Ninigi


Name: +2 (OxidationState)
Description: Iron(II) or ferrous


Name: Name for Japan in Japanese (Geographical Name)
Description: Written using kanji 日本 and pronounced Nihon or Nippon


Name: Verdet constant (at 1064 nm) (Physical Property)
Description: TGG has a Verdet constant of -131 rad/(T·m) at 1064 nm


Name: Hakka people (ethnicity)
Description: Native to eastern Guangdong, descendants of Hakka make up about 15% of the population


Name: Industrial Purposes (Category)
Description: Ores are primarily used in industrial processes


Name: Ukrainian wedding traditions (Tradition)
Description: Customs and rituals associated with Ukrainian marriages


Name: Sea Urchin (regular) (Species)
Description: The symmetrical and globular sea urchins that include several different taxonomic groups


Name: Indigenous Australians (PeopleGroup)
Description: The original inhabitants of Australia, including Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islanders


Name: 120,000 vehicles a day (quantity)
Description: The number of vehicles that pass through the Lincoln Tunnel daily


Name: Heating Only (Term)
Description: A term used in the gem trade to refer to heat-treatment without the addition of impurities.


Name: Flammable in the form of its compounds (Physical Property)
Description: Whether the chemical element Lithium is flammable in the form of its compounds


Name: Shaktism (Religious tradition)
Description: Focuses on goddess worship of Shakti or Devi


Name: culet or girdle (Absence in Calculations)
Description: Tolkowsky did not calculate the culet or girdle in his original work


Name: Lead, Zinc, Marble (Mineral)
Description: Materials mined on the island of Thasos


Name: 1.4 million patients (Patients)
Description: Individuals receiving healthcare services.


Name: Public Art (Art Category)
Description: Artworks that are publicly accessible.


Name: 2013 Study (Scientific Study)
Description: A study conducted in 2013


Name: one of his famous mother of pearl works of art (Artwork)
Description: One of his famous mother of pearl works of art


Name: Government Forces (Military Group)
Description: Forces supportive of Queen Isabella II's dynastic rights


Name: Lapis nephriticus (term)
Description: a Latin term for nephrite jade


Name: Svornost mine (Mine)
Description: A mine in Jáchymov that is still operational and used for treatment


Name: Richard Ayoade (Actor and Director)
Description: Known for The IT Crowd


Name: Parthian Army (Army)
Description: The army that stripped Alabanda of its treasures


Name: Trento (City)
Description: A city and comune in Trentino, Italy


Name: 1% or 2% per year (Quantity)
Description: A measure of growth


Name: Bi (jade) (Artifact)
Description: A type of circular ancient Chinese jade artifact


Name: Colonial Office (Organization)
Description: British government department


Name: Subsequent periods before the ascendency of the Neo-Assyrian Empire (Historical Period)
Description: Before the 10th century BCE


Name: Nutrients (Substance)
Description: Essential substances required to sustain life and maintain good health in the human body


Name: Lower Secondary School in Cresciano (Lower Secondary School)
Description: The lower secondary schools in the municipality of Cresciano.


Name: act of the UK parliament passed in 2020 (Legislation)
Description: legislation that constrains Scotland's power over economic issues


Name: Mandarin (language)
Description: the language spoken by 80% of the population


Name: MnO−4 (chemical compound)
Description: Intensely purple permanganate anion in oxidation state +7


Name: Opal market (economic activity)
Description: Market for opals, a precious gemstone.


Name: Water solution (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Carbonyl groups inside the pore on the amino acids mimic the water hydration that takes place in a water solution.


Name: Solubility (Physical Property)
Description: A property indicating the ability to dissolve in a solvent


Name: Orbifold Notation (Crystallography Notation)
Description: A notation used to describe the space groups in the monoclinic crystal system.


Name: Early 20th Century (Time Period)
Description: The early 20th century during which the practice of double-ring ceremonies became more common


Name: Erechtheion (Architectural Structure)
Description: A temple located on the Athenian Acropolis


Name: 20th century modern architecture (Architecture)
Description: A style of architecture from the 20th century


Name: Romans (Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization of Rome


Name: Kievan rule (political entity)
Description: The political control of Kiev over the Eastern Slavic tribes


Name: persons over 21 (Age Group)
Description: Adults aged 21 or older


Name: new styles (Cuts of diamonds)
Description: Newer diamond shapes, not following Tolkowsky-derived mathematical guidelines


Name: Mullite (porcelainite) (mineral)
Description: A type of mineral used in Hessian crucibles.


Name: Toyen (Artist)
Description: A Czech artist known for her contributions to surrealism


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


Name: Victor D'Amico (Person)
Description: Leader of the War Veterans' Art Center at MoMA


Name: These proteins (Proteins)
Description: The proteins that copper does not interact directly with substrates


Name: Stellar nucleosynthesis (astrophysical process)
Description: The processes that take place within a star leading to the creation of elements


Name: Pechenegs (historical entity)
Description: A nomadic confederation that succeeded the Khazars in the steppes


Name: Art's role (Art Role)
Description: The communication by artifice of an essential truth that could only be found in nature


Name: Team handball (Activity)
Description: Popular sport in the province Halland


Name: 15.5 million (Quantity)
Description: The reported total population of Afghanistan in 1979.


Name: Zygmunt Wróblewski and Karol Olszewski (Scientists)
Description: Polish scientists who liquefied oxygen in a stable state for the first time


Name: Circular tombs (tholoi) (Artifact)
Description: A form of burial in southern Crete during the Second Palace Period


Name: Heat-Transfer Medium and Desiccant (Function)
Description: A function related to heat transfer and producing dry solvents.


Name: Antiferromagnetic State (of Neodymium) (physical property)
Description: Antiferromagnetic state of neodymium below 20 K


Name: Many localities in the United States (Geographical location (multiple))
Description: Various locations across the United States


Name: Global Environmental Changes (Environmental Change)
Description: A significant alteration in the environment, often caused by human activities


Name: Greece (Political entity)
Description: Nascent Greek state during the revolution


Name: Henan province (geographical location)
Description: A province in China


Name: Mandatory Due Diligence (Legal Requirement)
Description: The requirement for due diligence in the import of certain minerals


Name: Matthew Flinders (explorer)
Description: Explorer who popularised the use of the name Australia for the continent.


Name: Study of rocks (subdiscipline_of_geology)
Description: involves petrology and mineralogy


Name: Rio_de_Janeiro (City)
Description: A city in Brazil, known for its natural wonders and cultural diversity.


Name: Body-centered tetragonal lattice (Bravais lattice)
Description: A type of tetragonal Bravais lattice equivalent to the primitive tetragonal lattice with a smaller unit cell


Name: Liangzhu culture (Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture of China that existed from around 3400 BCE to 2250 BCE


Name: President (Political Position)
Description: The head of state in Russia elected by popular vote for a six-year term


Name: 238U (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of uranium with the greatest branching ratio for spontaneous fission


Name: I Borghi più belli d'Italia (Association)
Description: a non-profit private association of Italian towns of historical and artistic interest


Name: churches (Building)
Description: Places of worship for the Macedonian Orthodox Church


Name: West Bankers (People)
Description: The people living in the West Bank.


Name: Edgar Degas (Artist)
Description: A French artist known for figure painting


Name: immigrant communities (Community)
Description: Groups of people who have migrated to Spain


Name: flint glass elements (glass type)
Description: To make an achromatic lens


Name: Excitation Purity (Color Parameter)
Description: A parameter that describes the difference from the illuminant's white point to the furthest point on the chromaticity diagram with the same dominant wavelength


Name: European explorers (explorers)
Description: First Europeans to possibly arrive at Tahiti


Name: Pomo peoples of California (Indigenous Peoples)
Description: Indigenous group from California, USA


Name: Everyday Meanings and Practices (Culture Aspect)
Description: The meanings and practices that people attribute to various objects and practices independent of reason.


Name: Na+/glucose cotransporter (Biological structure)
Description: The mechanism for glucose reabsorption in the proximal tubule.


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: Aluminium oxide


Name: Saladin (Person)
Description: Sultan of the Ayyubid dynasty, known for recapturing Jerusalem from Crusaders


Name: Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau, and the Pitcairn Islands (Territory)
Description: Four island territories in the Pacific Ocean


Name: Driss Jettou (Person)
Description: The former prime minister of Morocco


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


Name: Silk-based pastes (material)
Description: A type of paste made from silk.


Name: Silica (Compound)
Description: Silicon dioxide


Name: Berlin Conference of 1884–1885 (Historical event)
Description: An international conference held in Berlin, Germany, that led to the colonization and partition of Africa by European powers.


Name: Rocks greater than about 50 million years old (Geological formation)
Description: An absolute age


Name: first external artificial pacemaker with internal electrodes (Medical Device)
Description: An invention of great importance for those who suffer from heart failure


Name: Oxides to metals (Compound)
Description: During the process of smelting


Name: The hackle colors being worn by the regiment's constituent battalions (Military Artifact)
Description: Colors of hackles being worn by the battalions of The Royal Regiment of Scotland


Name: Rainwater infiltration (natural phenomenon)
Description: Water seeping through the ground due to gravity


Name: clean surface (Property)
Description: a clean surface with a significant specular reflection


Name: Computers (Technology)
Description: A technology that democratized and expanded the making of maps


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country in Northern Europe


Name: cementite (compound)
Description: Iron carbide (Fe3C)


Name: Tetrahedron (polyhedron)
Description: A polyhedron with four faces.


Name: Amulets depicting Taweret (artifact)
Description: Objects worn for protection during childbirth


Name: São Paulo (City)
Description: A city in Brazil


Name: men in Zhou dynasty (Social group)
Description: Gender classification during the Zhou dynasty


Name: Cultured Pearl (Type of Pearl)
Description: Pearls that are farmed from pearl oysters and freshwater mussels


Name: Jamaica Bay (Body of Water)
Description: Large bay located within Gateway National Recreation Area


Name: Development of skills to show musculature, poise, beauty, and anatomically correct proportions (Artistic Skills)
Description: Developed during this period


Name: Taiwan (Location)
Description: The island country in East Asia.


Name: Pablo Picasso (Artist)
Description: One of the most influential artists of the 20th century


Name: Pharmaceutical ingredient (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnCO3 as a pharmaceutical ingredient in some medications


Name: Red Sand (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a hardness level of 7.5


Name: Open tennis tournament (Tennis Tournament)
Description: An international tennis tournament held annually at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center


Name: Særskriving (Term)
Description: The term used in Norwegian to refer to the trend of splitting compound words


Name: 32°F (0°C) (temperature)
Description: the average high temperature in January in New York City


Name: Magnesium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Mg and atomic number 12.


Name: Romans (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization from the Mediterranean region


Name: Food and Cuisine Center (Category)
Description: A city that is known for its diverse culinary scene, with world-renowned chefs, iconic restaurants, and unique food traditions.


Name: Unit cells (Geometric object)
Description: Basic building blocks in the Diamond cubic lattice structure


Name: National Institute for Colonization and Agrarian Reform (INCRA) (Government Department)
Description: The Brazilian government department responsible for the promotion of colonization and agrarian reform


Name: Uranium (Element class)
Description: The uranium is at the centre of an octahedron of oxygen atoms


Name: Pulmonary Fibrosis (Disease)
Description: A condition characterized by the growth of excessive scar tissue in the lungs.


Name: The Great St. Bernard Monastery (Monastery)
Description: A monastery on the Swiss side of The Great St. Bernard Pass


Name: Shaft Grave Circles A and B (Burial site)
Description: Groups of elite burials with rich grave goods found at Mycenae


Name: Frederic Kipping (Person)
Description: A British chemist who carried out detailed characterization of organosilicon chemistry in the early 20th century


Name: Aboriginal groups (group_of_people)
Description: Original inhabitants of Australia


Name: Fossil Study (Activity)
Description: The scientific study of fossils, their ages, methods of formation and evolutionary significance


Name: Rivers (Hydrological_features)
Description: A large, flowing body of water extending over land


Name: Ceramics (Material)
Description: Inorganic, non-metallic material used for making objects by heat


Name: Interpreting the Constitution of Alabama and applying the law in state criminal and civil cases (Judicial function)
Description: The interpretation of the constitution and application of laws in the state of Alabama


Name: Christchurch (City)
Description: The largest city in New Zealand's South Island, known for its English heritage


Name: Chinese language and linguistics (Language and Linguistics)
Description: The traditional and modern studies of the Chinese language, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse dialects.


Name: Amisano's general publication (Publication)
Description: A work including Etruscan coinage


Name: Yin Ruins of the Shang Dynasty (1600 to 1050 BC) in Anyang (Historical site)
Description: -


Name: France's Railway Network (transportation infrastructure)
Description: The extensive railway network of France


Name: James Madison's quote about passion and reason in assemblies (Quotation)
Description: A quote expressing his belief about human passion and decision-making.


Name: municipal aqueduct north of Predazzo and Mount Mulat (Landmark)
Description: Geographical locations near Poz


Name: China (country)
Description: the most populous country in East Asia and the world's fourth-largest by land area


Name: Egyptians and Romans (Civilizations)
Description: People who used these pigments to represent gold and skin color.


Name: feminism (Ideology)
Description: The belief in the social, economic, and political equality of the sexes


Name: Radiotelevisiun Svizra Rumantscha (Media)
Description: The Romansh-speaking division of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation


Name: Russian jade culture (Culture)
Description: The historical and modern practices associated with jade in Russia


Name: Hardness (Physical Property)
Description: Diamonds' hardness makes them ideal for cutting and grinding tools


Name: Chatham Islands Council (Council)
Description: The territorial authority responsible for administering the Chatham Islands


Name: Chinese Communist Party (CCP) (political party)
Description: Communist political party of China


Name: National Association (1884–1890) (Sports League)
Description: A baseball league that existed from 1884 to 1890, and was a successor to the National League (1876–1880)


Name: William Martin Leake (Author)
Description: English antiquary, archaeologist, and orientalist who wrote 'Travels in Northern Greece'


Name: Professional Loudspeakers (Electronic Device)
Description: Loudspeaker systems used professionally, often in concerts and theater settings


Name: Felsic Rocks (Geological Rock)
Description: Rocks that are rich in silica and have a light color, often found on the Earth's surface.


Name: Bolzano Process (Production Method)
Description: Another method for producing magnesium


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: The country with which direct commercial and cultural exchange was initiated.


Name: Interim Pro-Western Government (government)
Description: The government that came into power following Yanukovych's removal


Name: Parker Space (politician)
Description: A politician representing Wantage Township in the State Senate


Name: Poppy (Flower)
Description: A flower that produces opium


Name: Photosynthetic plants (Organism)
Description: Plants that perform photosynthesis, the process of using sunlight to synthesize foods containing carbon.


Name: High-quality pomegranates, grapes, and sweet melons (Fruits)
Description: Afghanistan is known for its high-quality pomegranates, grapes, and sweet melons


Name: Upper case Roman letter (A) (Symbols)
Description: A capital Latin letter used to denote the vertex of an angle.


Name: United States of America (Country)
Description: North American federal republic


Name: Wunsiedel Bus Station (Bus Station)
Description: A bus station in Wunsiedel


Name: Heart of Dixie (Nickname)
Description: One of Alabama's nicknames.


Name: Recent advances in HPHT and CVD synthesis techniques (Technique)
Description: Improvements in the High-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) and Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) methods for producing diamond


Name: Indiana (state) (State)
Description: Comparison of size between Maine and Indiana


Name: Regulares (Group)
Description: A group of Moroccan soldiers serving in the Spanish Nationalist Army.


Name: Spontaneous fission (Decay_mode)
Description: A decay mode characterized by the emission of two or more nucleons


Name: 2008 (Year)
Description: The year when Tunisia entered a free trade area with the EU.


Name: Tribesman in certain Pacific cultures (cultural group and occupation)
Description: Men belonging to certain tribes in Pacific cultures.


Name: Reductionist approach (Printmaking technique)
Description: A method of producing color by starting with a blank or simple etched block and removing material to reveal previously applied colors.


Name: The Sino-Nepalese border (Border)
Description: A border separating China and Nepal


Name: 29th position (Ranking)
Description: Global Competitiveness Report ranking


Name: Scarsdale (Village)
Description: Village located in Westchester County


Name: Non-Metallic Composite Coins (Type of Coin)
Description: Coins that were introduced into circulation in Transnistria.


Name: Humans and Animals (Species)
Description: Organisms belonging to the kingdom Animalia or any of its subdivisions.


Name: temperate oceanic climate (climate)
Description: Temperate Oceanic climate (Cfb by the Köppen-Geiger system)


Name: Alabama Territory (Territory)
Description: A former US territory that later became the state of Alabama


Name: Chemical Formula (Representation)
Description: Used to describe the relative amounts of elements present in a compound.


Name: Animal products (Food Group)
Description: Foods derived from animals, including meat, fish, shellfish, fowl, eggs, and dairy


Name: Topaz Gemstone (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Bacteriorhodopsin (Protein)
Description: A protein used by purple halobacteria to extract energy in the green portion of the spectrum


Name: Metric System (System of Measurement)
Description: A decimal-based system of measurement used in science, industry and everyday life.


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A material often engraved.


Name: marble, soapstone, serpentine (Types of non-foliated metamorphic rocks)
Description: Examples of non-foliated metamorphic rocks


Name: Paeonians (Ancient Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic group conquered by the Achaemenid Persians


Name: Theatre dedicated to social and religious issues (Art and Culture)
Description: Theatre plays addressing social and religious themes.


Name: Government (Political Entity)
Description: The government of France


Name: Silver (Material)
Description: A precious metal often engraved.


Name: Mont Saint-Michel and Les Jardins du Val-de-Grâce (Monument, Garden)
Description: Notable sites in Normandy.


Name: natural vegetation limit (Vegetation Limit)
Description: The limit usually lies about 1,200 m (3,900 ft) above the sea on the north side of the Alps, but on the southern slopes it often rises to 1,500 m (4,900 ft), sometimes even to 1,700 m (5,600 ft).


Name: CIE LCh(ab) or CIE LCh for short, and CIE LCh(uv) (Alternate Name)
Description: Alternative names for (Cab, hab)


Name: Holland (Alternate name)
Description: An informal name for the Netherlands.


Name: use in jewelry (purpose)
Description: Purpose for which the mined topaz is prepared


Name: Lambs born from gimmers (Domestic Livestock)
Description: Young sheep born from ewes breeding for the first time


Name: Historical Han clothing style (Clothing style)
Description: Style of historical Han clothing containing distinctive and specific garment elements.


Name: Electron microscopes or microscopes with laser (Scientific Instrument)
Description: Microscopes using electrons or lasers


Name: Clothing (Clothing)
Description: Clothing to signify power, authority, or mourning during the Middle Ages


Name: General policy (Concept)
Description: A policy of building shrines and funding their maintenance after conquering towns and rural areas from the Crusaders.


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


Name: Russia (country)
Description: The country that exists today and was formerly known as the Russian Empire


Name: Manganese Oxide and Sulfate Compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds of manganese oxide and sulfate, used in fertilizers and animal feeds


Name: 68.3%, 21.4%, 10.2% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the total population in each age group


Name: Regality (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is associated with regality.


Name: 2021 Survey (Survey)
Description: A survey conducted in 2021


Name: Sanidinite (Metamorphic Rock Facies)
Description: A separate facies or a high-temperature regime of hornfels.


Name: Post-colonial studies (Study Field)
Description: Field of study that contextualizes Berber arts.


Name: Two distinct bright spots (or high-albedo features) (Geological_feature)
Description: Two bright areas inside a crater on Ceres, initially discovered by the Dawn spacecraft


Name: Russian authorities (Government)
Description: Authoritative branch of the Russian government


Name: Cartagena (City)
Description: A city in Colombia.


Name: Geochemistry (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of the chemical composition and behavior of Earth materials, including minerals, rocks, and fluids


Name: Sky Blue (Color)
Description: A shade of blue, typically associated with the sky


Name: Several centuries (Time Range)
Description: The duration over which communal efforts were observed in Oppdal


Name: Świętokrzyskie Mountains (Geographical Feature)
Description: A mountain range in Poland


Name: Realistic, naturalistic art (Art Movement)
Description: A style in the visual arts that seeks to represent subjects as they appear in nature, reality, or life


Name: Assisted Suicide (Concept)
Description: The issue of assisted suicide, despite some support, may cause controversy in Belgium.


Name: Praia do Almoxarife (Location)
Description: The current name of the beach where van Huerter first disembarked on Faial