Name: Jews (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group primarily adhering to Judaism


Name: First Mexican Empire (Country)
Description: The first independent state of Mexico, which lasted from 1822 to 1823


Name: Potential (Benefit)
Description: Refers to the potential benefit of using monodisperse nanoparticles and colloids for containing a uniformly dispersed assembly of strongly interacting particles


Name: Multiple oxides (category of compounds)
Description: compounds of two metals with oxygen


Name: Metasomatized Mantle (Geological Feature)
Description: Depleted mantle rock altered by alkali fluids


Name: Arab world (Geographical region)
Description: The region where Tunisia is geographically located and with which it has political ties


Name: Traditional folk costume (Clothing)
Description: Customary dress worn by people in certain regions or cultures


Name: Egyptian popular religion (Religion)
Description: The religious beliefs and practices of the ancient Egyptians


Name: - (-)
Description: Mohammed Nadir Shah abandoned the reforms implemented by his predecessor


Name: De Beers (Company)
Description: The company responsible for developing the DiamondSure UV/visible spectrometer


Name: Spherical trigonometry (Branch of mathematics)
Description: The study of triangles on the surface of a sphere


Name: Doctor (person)
Description: A licensed medical professional


Name: JR West - Ōito Line (Railway line)
Description: A railway line in Niigata Prefecture, Japan


Name: European Union (Political Union)
Description: An economic and political union of European countries


Name: A bond between carbon and lithium (Chemical Bond)
Description: A covalent bond connecting a carbon and a lithium atom


Name: China (region) (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical term used to refer to a vast region in East Asia


Name: invasion by Dorians or gradual decline due to internal problems (Decline and Fall)
Description: Theories about the reasons behind the decline and fall of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Social media posts (Platform)
Description: Online communication channels, such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.


Name: Late-Neolithic Kehf el Baroud inhabitants (People)
Description: Inhabitants of the late Neolithic period in the Kehf el Baroud site, near Rabat, Morocco.


Name: High-quality slate (Material)
Description: A type of high-quality slate


Name: Territory acquisition (Behavior)
Description: The process by which a male peacock establishes and defends his territory


Name: oxygen (Gas)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas essential for life


Name: Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) (Compound)
Description: A flavor enhancer commonly used in foods, especially Asian cuisine.


Name: Highly Skilled Workforce (Workforce)
Description: A workforce characterized by high levels of education and technical expertise


Name: Methylcyclopentadienyl manganese tricarbonyl (MMT) (Compound)
Description: A chemical additive developed to replace lead compounds for gasolines


Name: Medieval codices illustrations (Historical Artwork)
Description: Illuminations in medieval manuscripts


Name: Planetary Science (Scientific Field)
Description: Study of celestial bodies such as planets and their environments


Name: Technology and Innovation (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as software development, tech startups, and research and development


Name: Wall Street (Location)
Description: the heart of the U.S. financial industry, mainly located in Lower Manhattan, New York City


Name: Slightly colored (Characteristic)
Description: Diamonds graded K–M are "slightly colored"


Name: Warewashing (Process)
Description: The process of cleaning dishes, either by hand or in a dishwasher.


Name: Environmental Exposure (Condition)
Description: Damage caused to Ammolite due to environmental exposure.


Name: nuclei of settlement structure (Settlement Structure)
Description: The central part or core area of the Moravian settlements.


Name: Retail (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the sale of goods to consumers through physical stores, online platforms, or both


Name: Directorates-General (DGs) (Institution)
Description: Departments within the European Commission responsible for related policy areas


Name: Medical Applications (Medicine)
Description: The practice of maintaining health and preventing, diagnosing, and treating disease


Name: Gasoline (Substance)
Description: A petroleum-derived liquid used primarily as a fuel in internal combustion engines


Name: Avalanche Breakdown (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: An electric breakdown that occurs in a semiconductor when an electric field exceeds a critical value


Name: Latin America and the broader American continent (Geographical region)
Description: A region that includes Latin America and North America


Name: Vincent van Gogh (artist)
Description: an artist who avidly followed studies on color theory


Name: United Pentecostal Church International (Religious Organization)
Description: A Pentecostal Christian denomination with its headquarters in Hazelwood, Missouri


Name: Radioactive (Property)
Description: Emitting radiation spontaneously


Name: Anion (Chemical_entity)
Description: A negatively charged ion or molecule in a chemical compound.


Name: carbonado's material source was a supernova (Event)
Description: A massive star explosion


Name: Dyeing Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry involved in the process of dyeing fabrics


Name: Lime Paint (Material Used)
Description: Solid exterior walls are painted with lime to minimize the heating effects of the sun


Name: 2020 United States census (Census)
Description: The decennial census conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau in 2020


Name: New York City (City)
Description: A city located in the United States and serves as the most populous city


Name: Acids (Substance)
Description: A chemical compound that reacts with water to produce hydrogen ions


Name: Too much material (quantity)
Description: An unwanted quantity removed by the abrasive which is too hard or too coarse


Name: Five-fold symmetry (Geometric property)
Description: A geometric pattern that repeats every five units of length or angle


Name: Government of Taiwan (government)
Description: The ruling authority in Taiwan


Name: Absorption Spectrum (Optical Property)
Description: The pattern of light absorbed by a substance as a function of wavelength.


Name: Western Europe (Geographical Area)
Description: -


Name: Laboratories as containment for high pressure experiments (diamond anvil) (industrial_application)
Description: A specialized use of diamond in laboratories


Name: guofu of the Liao dynasty (clothing system)
Description: The traditional Khitan national garments in the Liao dynasty


Name: liquid crystal displays (LCDs) (Display Technology)
Description: An electronic visual display technology using liquid crystals as pixelated electromagnetic devices for images


Name: Paris Commune (1871) (Historical Event)
Description: A brief communist uprising in Paris


Name: Traditional Color Wheel (Color Theory)
Description: The traditional color wheel used by painters


Name: Mount Katmai volcano (Location)
Description: Volcano observed during the expedition


Name: Fixed male-only zones (nyonin kinsei; nyonin kekkai) (Religious practice)
Description: A historical practice of excluding women from certain spaces inhabited by male devotees and deities in Japan


Name: Ladd–Peebles Stadium (Stadium)
Description: A stadium located in Mobile, Alabama that serves as the home of various events.


Name: Registered handwritten signatures (Legal Document)
Description: Handwritten signatures with legal effect.


Name: [cataclasis, plastic deformation of individual mineral crystals, and movement of individual atoms by diffusive processes] (Geological Process)
Description: Specific processes involved in rock deformation


Name: Cyano complexes of such metals as gold, silver, copper, iron, and zinc (Complex)
Description: Cyano complexes of various metals found within Aspergillus niger


Name: Persian-style round collared robes (clothing)
Description: Round collared robes from Persia that were copied by Tang dynasty women


Name: cathode, anode, electrolyte, lithium cobalt oxide, lithium iron phosphate (Component)
Description: Components and materials of Lithium-ion batteries


Name: Meditation centres (Modern Buddhist structure)
Description: Centres mostly used by laypersons and often also staffed by them


Name: 19th century (Time Period)
Description: A period of time between 1800 and 1900.


Name: Football players such as Andriy Shevchenko, Serhiy Rebrov and Anatoliy Tymoshchuk (Person)
Description: Famous football players who originated from Ukraine


Name: 5-10 m (Height)
Description: in height


Name: Charles University (University)
Description: The oldest and largest university in the Czech Republic


Name: Term 'Aztec' (Term)
Description: A collective term applied to all the people linked by trade, custom, religion, and language to the Mexica state and the Triple Alliance.


Name: 7th and 12th centuries (time period)
Description: Time frame during which the Slavic pagan populations were Christianized


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


Name: seven Māori electorates (political division)
Description: The seven electorates where only Māori can optionally vote


Name: Teeth and Bones in Vertebrates (Biological Structure)
Description: Constituents of teeth and bones in vertebrates


Name: the end of the bailout mechanisms and return of growth (Event)
Description: Economic recovery from the crisis


Name: Grosskrotzenburg (Geographical Feature)
Description: A place where the Limes met the Main river.


Name: Brooklyn and Queens (Location within a city)
Description: Two boroughs of New York City where most of the residents live


Name: Kabyle and Rifians (subgroup)
Description: Subgroups of Berbers, mainly from Algeria and Morocco


Name: Perception of Art (Concept)
Description: Art is seen as a special faculty of the human mind to be classified with religion and science.


Name: First Transition Series (Periodic Table Group)
Description: A group in the periodic table that iron belongs to.


Name: Very early stages of biogenic sedimentation and deposition of organic matter, leading to the formation of some of the world's oldest limestones (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed, primarily caused by organisms


Name: Phthiotis and West Macedonia (geographical_area)
Description: Historically, Thessaly was part of Phthiotis and West Macedonia


Name: Turkish Space Systems, Integration and Test Center (Facility)
Description: A center built under the Göktürk Program


Name: other anti-Hittite rebellion headed by Arzawa (political event)
Description: An uprising against the Hittites.


Name: Volcanoes, forest fires, and fulgurite origin of australites (Origin theories)
Description: Explanations for the appearance of black fused glass in Australites


Name: International Military Tribunal for the Far East (Tokyo Trials) (Historical event)
Description: The war crimes tribunal held in Tokyo after World War II


Name: Mycenaean state (political entity)
Description: The political entity governed by the wanax in Bronze Age Greece.


Name: Nheengatu (language)
Description: An endangered creole language spoken in Brazil


Name: Government (Category)
Description: The type of government, elected officials, and local laws in the village


Name: Manhattan (Island)
Description: One of the five boroughs of New York City


Name: occasional description of art as 'sculpture' (definition)
Description: Including 'involuntary sculpture' in several senses.


Name: public subscription (Activity)
Description: The act of collecting public contributions for the construction of the new premises


Name: New York's elite (Group_of_People)
Description: The affluent class in New York


Name: Private Law (Legal Field)
Description: A category of law encompassing civil and criminal matters in France


Name: Countries with which it has diplomatic relations (General Class)
Description: Nations having diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China


Name: oratorios, including Messiah (Oratorio)
Description: Written in English language


Name: Tenochtitlan (City)
Description: Capital city of the Aztec Empire


Name: Tuckahoe Marble (Marble Deposit)
Description: A marble deposit located in Westchester, New York


Name: India (Country)
Description: South Asian nation located in the Indian subcontinent.


Name: Political and social change, spread of revolutionary ideas (Event)
Description: Key events during the French Revolution


Name: Rare and valuable sapphires (Quality of sapphire)
Description: Sapphires with unique color combinations or phenomena are highly sought after and command a premium price


Name: Boron mining and refining capacities (Capacity)
Description: The current capacity for boron mining and refining


Name: Occasional Attention (Level of Interest)
Description: A level of attention that the Italian film industry received intermittently.


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Eastern European country located between Europe and Asia.


Name: starvation and more than a million deaths (Event)
Description: The hardships endured by the city during the Siege of Leningrad


Name: Takaka Marble (Marble)
Description: A marble found in the area around Tākaka in the northern South Island of New Zealand


Name: Johnny Cash (Musician)
Description: An American singer-songwriter who was a major figure in country music


Name: Journeyman (worker)
Description: A worker who has completed an apprenticeship qualification in a building trade or craft and is considered competent to work in that field.


Name: Umayyad Caliphate (Political Entity)
Description: A caliphate that spanned most of the Iberian peninsula and North Africa


Name: Hapsburg dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The ruling family of the Habsburg monarchy


Name: Pseudomorphy (Geological_process)
Description: Process through which the distinctive cross-shaped pattern in chiastolite is formed.


Name: Devices using semiconductors (Artifact)
Description: Devices that use semiconductors for various purposes.


Name: low pressure and 1,500 °C (temperature and pressure conditions)
Description: -


Name: Particles (Particle)
Description: Particles suspended in the form of atmospheric particulate matter


Name: Belgae (People)
Description: The inhabitants of Gallia Belgica


Name: Organofluorines (chemical compound)
Description: Compounds containing carbon-fluorine bonds


Name: Virgin of Guadalupe (Religious Figure)
Description: A highly venerated image of the Virgin Mary in Mexican Roman Catholicism


Name: Ganesha (Deity)
Description: The Hindu elephant-headed god


Name: Jin dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty that ruled northern China from 1115 to 1234


Name: František Drtikol (Art Photographer)
Description: A Czech art photographer who started a new field of art photography


Name: Precious coral (Marine animal genus)
Description: A marine coral genus, Corallium, characterized by its durable red or pink-orange skeleton used for jewelry.


Name: enforcement (consequence)
Description: The actions taken in response to transgressions, which can include temporary or permanent expulsion.


Name: Zinc (Element)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Zn and atomic number 30.


Name: one_fourth (Quantity)
Description: One fourth of the total amount


Name: Qur'an (Religious Text)
Description: The Qur'an is less specific but condemns idolatry and uses the Arabic term musawwir


Name: Networks and communications devices (Technology devices)
Description: -


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: An Indo-European language originated in England and now widely spoken around the world


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


Name: UnitedKingdom (Country)
Description: Potassium was first discovered in the United Kingdom.


Name: early 19th century under Napoleon Bonaparte (time period)
Description: during which France subjugating part of continental Europe and establishing the First French Empire


Name: Lithium (reserves in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina) (Resource)
Description: The amount of lithium stored in the ground in these countries


Name: Five Terrestrial Ecoregions of Tunisia (Ecological Region)
Description: Mediterranean conifer and mixed forests, Saharan halophytics, Mediterranean dry woodlands and steppe, Mediterranean woodlands and forests, and North Saharan steppe and woodlands


Name: Coeducation in the Ivy League (Educational Policy)
Description: The practice of admitting both men and women as students in Ivy League institutions


Name: White (2800 K or lower) (color)
Description: The color of an ordinary incandescent light bulb


Name: American Journal of Political Science (Publication)
Description: Publication where the article 'Slackers and zealots: Civil service, policy discretion, and bureaucratic expertise' was published


Name: Interchangeable diamond heads (Tool)
Description: Diamond heads with different shapes used for engraving


Name: Decorative stone (Product)
Description: Stone used for ornamental purposes, such as in architecture or landscaping


Name: Scientific Study (Academic Discipline)
Description: The study of the night sky and celestial bodies


Name: Flour mills (Facility)
Description: Facilities where flour is produced


Name: Lepton (particle)
Description: A type of fermion that does not take part in strong interactions, being either an electron, a muon, or one of the neutrinos.


Name: Constitution (Law)
Description: The fundamental governing document of a country or state


Name: sapphire crystal output windows (Material)
Description: Sapphire windows found in xenon arc lamps


Name: Widespread Rape, Murder, Extortion (Action)
Description: Actions that were committed by the mujahideen factions.


Name: Germanic root *fūr- (Language Root)
Description: The Germanic root of 'Fire'


Name: Bocce (Folk_Game)
Description: A folk game once popular in Ticino


Name: Weathering, hydrothermal alteration, and diagenesis of volcanic and sedimentary rocks (Geological process)
Description: The processes resulting in the transformation of volcanic and sedimentary rocks into jasperoids


Name: Certain crystals (Solid material)
Description: Solids such as crystalline molecular solids and graphite


Name: Sevillian school of sculpture (Art School)
Description: Sculpture school from 13th century onward in Seville


Name: Hair Sticks (zan) (Hair Accessory)
Description: hair sticks to hold the buns in place without concealing them


Name: 2.4 global hectares of biocapacity per person (Quantity)
Description: Algeria's ecological footprint in 2016


Name: Passion Cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A cut designed to eliminate the arrows in order to capture a different light return from the center of the diamond


Name: Steel production year (Time period)
Description: Year of steel production


Name: In December 2005 (Time)
Description: A specific period in the past


Name: Pliny the Elder (Historian)
Description: Ancient Roman author, natural philosopher, and naval and army commander


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


Name: The National Congress (Legislative House)
Description: The bicameral legislature of Brazil


Name: Battle of Maiwand (Event)
Description: A battle between rebels and British forces during the Second Anglo-Afghan War


Name: Shah Shuja Durrani (Person)
Description: A ruler of Kabul as a de facto puppet of the British


Name: Monarchy (Governmental Structure)
Description: A potential form of government, which might have been replaced by a group of elite families


Name: Powder Transport (Transport Method)
Description: Method used for transporting powders


Name: Gem Trade Laboratory (GTL) (organization)
Description: A gem testing and grading laboratory established by GIA.


Name: Multinational companies (group of businesses)
Description: Companies operating on a global scale


Name: Transformer steel (Material)
Description: Silicon is an important constituent of transformer steel


Name: European jewellery (Jewelry)
Description: Jean-Baptiste Tavernier was instrumental in bringing exotic gemstones from India to Europe, contributing to the development of European jewellery


Name: 1479 Complete Chronicle of Dai Viet (book)
Description: a history book written by Ngô Sĩ Liên


Name: Sakura-iro (Color Name)
Description: Japanese word for the color of cherry blossom


Name: Chur (Location)
Description: Main city and capital of Grisons


Name: Line (Geometric Concept)
Description: A straight one-dimensional figure with no thickness extending infinitely in both directions.


Name: Naturally occurring Blue Topaz (Type of Topaz)
Description: Rare natural blue topaz


Name: Late 1920s and early 1930s (time period)
Description: Time period late 1920s to early 1930s


Name: Darwin Crater (GeologicalFeature)
Description: A probable impact crater, and the inferred source of the glass.


Name: Heat in Earth's mantle (Geological phenomenon)
Description: The heat produced within Earth's mantle, primarily due to the radioactive decay of uranium.


Name: Determining Time Periods (yellow fields) (Time Period Determination)
Description: Determining the number of days in a specific time period


Name: End of Antiquity (Era)
Description: The era considered to have ended with the closure of the Neoplatonic Academy of Athens


Name: Polisario Front, Sahrawi refugees, Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (Entities)
Description: Entities related to Polisario Front, Sahrawi refugees and the SADR


Name: Recovery of Meteorites (Action)
Description: Act of recovering meteorites from Oman


Name: Harry Winston (jeweler)
Description: Famous American jeweler


Name: Event Significance (Irish Conflict) (Event Importance)
Description: The significance of the Irish Conflict in affecting the relationships between the UK, Ireland, and Northern Ireland


Name: Illinois Country (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A region on the east bank of the Mississippi River, including present-day Missouri and Illinois


Name: Etruscan jewellery (type of artifact)
Description: Jewelry made by the Etruscans


Name: Schools (Statistic)
Description: The schools in Cresciano


Name: Molluscs (Animal class)
Description: A large phylum of invertebrate animals, including clams, oysters, octopuses, and squid.


Name: The Huronian Supergroup (Geological Formation)
Description: A series of rock layers in the Canadian Shield.


Name: Phosphorites (Geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Confucian codes and ideals (Philosophy/Ideology)
Description: The Ming dynasty dressing regulations were influenced by the Confucian codes and ideals popularized during the Ming dynasty


Name: Production of Aluminium (Industrial process)
Description: The industrial process of producing aluminum


Name: America's Next Top Model, Cycle 8 (TVShow)
Description: A reality television show where the 'roach brooch' was featured.


Name: Raw Output of Cones (Neurophysiological Response)
Description: The response of the photoreceptors in the eye


Name: Ecohydrology (Subdiscipline of Hydrology)
Description: The study of ecological systems in the hydrosphere


Name: Carat (unit) (Measurement unit)
Description: Unit of measure for diamonds in the wholesale trade


Name: Metalmetamorphose (Project)
Description: A renovation project that the Monnaie de Paris underwent.


Name: Churches, chapels, schools, and hospitals belonging to religious orders (architectural element)
Description: buildings associated with religious orders that had a great urban influence


Name: Canada Fluorspar Inc. (Company)
Description: A company producing fluorite ore


Name: Ecological Footprint (Measurement)
Description: The Dutch used on average 4.8 global hectares of biocapacity in 2016


Name: Pennines (Range)
Description: The north and centre of Derbyshire are hilly and contain the southern end of the Pennines


Name: Bromoform (Chemical substance)
Description: A bromine-containing organic compound used for distinguishing topaz from quartz


Name: Pentti Eskola (Geologist)
Description: Finnish geologist who's work forms the basis of the current definition of metamorphic facies


Name: Monetary Gifts and Awards (Financial Rewards)
Description: Money or other financial assets given as a reward or recognition


Name: Aerospace (Industry)
Description: The industry dealing with the design, manufacture, and use of aircraft and spacecraft


Name: 400-600 CE (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: End of 17th century (Time Period)
Description: Last part of the 17th century


Name: Formation of Nacre (Process)
Description: The process by which nacre is formed, typically starting with the deposition of aragonite plates


Name: Andreas Vesalius (Scientist)
Description: A Flemish physician, anatomist, and author of one of the most influential books on human anatomy


Name: Rural and interior regions (GeographicalArea)
Description: The comparison of China's major cities and coastal areas to rural and interior regions in terms of prosperity.


Name: Beeldenstorm (Historical Event)
Description: A series of riots and iconoclastic attacks on religious art in the Low Countries.


Name: The name 'calcium' (word or term)
Description: Name given to the chemical element Calcium


Name: Thomas Bruce, 7th Earl of Elgin (Person)
Description: Agent who removed Parthenon sculptures


Name: Belgian state (Government)
Description: Assumed responsibility for the government of the colony, henceforth called Belgian Congo


Name: Environment (Natural Entity)
Description: Surroundings in which living entities exist.


Name: Nils Christie (Person)
Description: A Norwegian criminologist


Name: Tourists (Group)
Description: People visiting the Parthenon today


Name: Grisons Meat (Name)
Description: Another name for Bündnerfleisch


Name: Asylum applications (Quantity)
Description: Number of requests for asylum or refugee status


Name: Polar sea urchin Sterechinus neumayeri (Sea urchin species)
Description: A species of sea urchin that can be found in polar oceans.


Name: Compass (Tool)
Description: Pieces of magnetite were extensively used in early compasses for navigation.


Name: [east Mediterranean Sea] (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region located in the Eastern Mediterranean.


Name: University of Paris and Pasteur Institute (Organization)
Description: Joint initiative for the Curie Pavilion


Name: Indo-Tibetan Buddhism (School of Buddhism)
Description: A form of Buddhism practiced in India and Tibet.


Name: Ouro Preto (Place)
Description: A city in Minas Gerais, Brazil


Name: Endoskeleton (type of skeleton)
Description: A rigid internal frame to which the organs and soft tissues attach


Name: Protected areas in Colombia (Geographical Area)
Description: geographical areas protected by the government of Colombia


Name: European Sword (Weapon)
Description: A generic term for a variety of swords in Europe.


Name: Jadeite (Mineral)
Description: The mineral formed as a result of the reaction


Name: ÖVP (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Austria


Name: John's feminine features (Concept)
Description: Portrayal of John with feminine characteristics.


Name: exceptional hardness and toughness (Property)
Description: Properties that make the material resistant to scratching


Name: Silicon materials (Material)
Description: Materials that saw considerable research and development during World War II


Name: Villanovan culture (Ancient Culture)
Description: A prehistoric archaeological culture of Central Italy


Name: Step Cut Baguette (Diamond cut)
Description: A diamond cut accentuating luster, whiteness, and clarity but downplaying fire


Name: Improve Quality and Lower Cost of Amethyst Jewelry (Market Activity)
Description: Making it affordable for a wider market


Name: 17th century English logwood logging camps (Historical Event)
Description: Logging activities conducted by the English in the 17th century


Name: Cleanliness (state)
Description: The clean or dirty condition of an object.


Name: Family Setting Meal (Meal)
Description: A meal setting in a family where fan dish is the base and cai dishes are the mains.


Name: Nobel Prize Ceremony (Event)
Description: Ceremony held annually in Stockholm, Sweden


Name: Dehydration Reactions (Geological Process)
Description: Reactions releasing water during metamorphism


Name: Tibetan Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A form of Buddhism practiced in Tibet


Name: Underground mining (Mining process)
Description: A form of mining in which the mineral deposit lies under the ground surface, necessitating excavation into the earth to extract the mineral


Name: Peshawar (City)
Description: A city in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province


Name: Traders (Group)
Description: Individuals who engage in commerce, especially over long distances


Name: Heavy and dense (Physical properties)
Description: One of the physical properties of barite


Name: Lenape (People)
Description: Experienced population decline due to disease and conflict


Name: The Arctic (Location)
Description: A vast region surrounding the North Pole


Name: Reduced vacancy concentration in nanocrystals (Physical property)
Description: The reduced concentration of vacancies in small crystalline structures


Name: Meiofauna such as zooplankton (Marine life)
Description: Small aquatic organisms that are usually planktonic and microscopic.


Name: Blue and yellow (Color combination)
Description: A color combination that forms green


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States.


Name: UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Reserve (Protected_Area)
Description: A designation given to a specific area by UNESCO


Name: Fluorine Production (Process)
Description: The process of producing fluorine from ore


Name: Transformation Industries (Economic Activity)
Description: Industries that transform raw materials into finished products


Name: Fidelity Medallion (Military Award)
Description: A one-off military decoration awarded in 1780


Name: 2019 (Year)
Description: A specific year.


Name: Ladylike Women (Gender)
Description: Women who were publicly associated with pink


Name: Troy (City)
Description: An ancient city in Anatolia


Name: during the time mother is with the kits (Time Period)
Description: Duration for which they feed the mothers


Name: Fault breccia (Fault rock)
Description: A fault rock that consists of large fragments of rock in a fine-grained matrix


Name: Lithium (challenges of alternatives) (Resource Alternatives Challenges)
Description: Research into alternative materials that could potentially replace or supplement lithium in battery technologies discusses the challenges associated with transitioning to new materials, including technical difficulties and potential environmental impact


Name: Because of this language in the law (Legal document)
Description: SEC will have little discretion to allow companies to issue self-generated statements or certifications


Name: Tetrahedra (T) and octahedra (O) (Mineral structure)
Description: Two main structural components of phyllosilicates


Name: Single commodity markets (Specialized markets)
Description: Markets that specialized in a single type of commodity, such as the dog market of Acolman.


Name: plantation labourers (Occupation)
Description: Workers employed in plantations during the colonial period


Name: an alternative to ice cubes for chilling alcoholic beverages (Action/Item)
Description: Original use of whiskey stones


Name: America's 'golden age of illustration' (Historical Art Movement)
Description: A period of success for illustrators in America before the early 20th century


Name: treatment of fish diseases (medical treatment)
Description: One application of Potassium permanganate


Name: Silicon dioxide (SiO2) (Inorganic compound)
Description: A thick, continuous layer that forms on the surface of silicon to protect it from oxidation


Name: Two Terms (Term Limit)
Description: The limit of two terms after which the President cannot run for re-election.


Name: Conservation and Wildlife of U.S. States (Environmental Effort)
Description: The conservation and wildlife efforts in the states of the United States


Name: Ottoman Empire (empire)
Description: The empire that seized the Kingdom of Prilep at the end of the 14th century


Name: Positron Emission Tomography (Medical Procedure)
Description: The application of 64Cu in 62CuCu-PTSM as a radioactive tracer for positron emission tomography.


Name: 36 deep-water ports (ports)
Description: One of the 36 deep-water ports in Brazil


Name: Paste (Substance)
Description: A substance that seals are used with


Name: Housing Situations (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the habitat of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Alcohols, Ethers, Ketones, Aldehydes, and Carboxylic Acids (Organic Compounds)
Description: A group of organic compounds that contain different functional groups.


Name: Charcoal fire or oven (tool)
Description: Charcoal fire or oven similar to those used for pottery was presumably used


Name: Siblings or not (Mythological Relationship Classification)
Description: Whether Izanagi and Izanami were siblings or just husband and wife


Name: Aluminium(I) compounds (chemical compound)
Description: Compounds with aluminum in the +1 oxidation state


Name: Middle East (Geographical Region)
Description: Region centred on Western Asia and Egypt


Name: Thasos (Island)
Description: An island located in the north Aegean Sea


Name: Allied bombers and their crews (Military personnel and equipment)
Description: Personnel and equipment of the Allied forces during World War II


Name: the possibility that the Pax Minoica was outdated (Event)
Description: Discussion about the possibility that the concept of Minoan peace (Pax Minoica) is no longer relevant


Name: formal recognition of the ROC as an independent sovereign state (Political Status)
Description: The formal recognition of the Republic of China as an independent sovereign state.


Name: gas streams (Physical object)
Description: Streams of gas or vapor used for various purposes


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


Name: 5 point groups (Point group)
Description: Crystal symmetries that have a single three-fold rotation axis


Name: some Mycenaean representative buildings (Buildings)
Description: Certain structures from Mycenaean Greece


Name: Battle of Lepanto (Military Battle)
Description: Victory over the Ottoman Empire in 1571


Name: Bessemer (City)
Description: The city is located southwest of Birmingham, and was incorporated on December 16, 1873.


Name: Various other localities (Geographical Location)
Description: Additional locations where blue fluorspar can be found, not specified


Name: Riemannian Geometry (Mathematical Theory)
Description: A branch of differential geometry that studies the curvature of smooth manifolds using a metric tensor, which determines angles between tangent vectors and lengths of curves.


Name: Middle Woodland period (Archaeological time period)
Description: Period in the history of Native Americans


Name: [liquidity risk, credit risk, interest rate risk] (Risk)
Description: Types of risks banks face in their operations


Name: Kingdom of Hungary (Political Entity)
Description: The Kingdom that succeeded Great Moravia


Name: Shank (part of a sewing needle)
Description: The part that is attached to a sewing machine or the part that is held to hand sew.


Name: 1938 (year)
Description: Year 1938


Name: sea urchin (Food)
Description: A marine echinoderm invertebrate


Name: U.S. waterways (Geographical Feature)
Description: Enforcing law and security on U.S. waterways.


Name: Bone structure (Anatomy)
Description: The physical support of the body


Name: Artisans in Brazil (Profession)
Description: Craft handicrafts from soapstone


Name: Babylonia (Region)
Description: An ancient region in southern Mesopotamia


Name: Conflicts with Native Americans (Relation)
Description: Conflicts that ranged from cooperation to warfare and massacres


Name: Asia (Continent)
Description: The world's largest continent.


Name: U.S. (country)
Description: a federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federal district


Name: Seventy-five thousand years ago (TimePeriod)
Description: The approximate age of the marine shell beads discovered at Blombos cave.


Name: Iberian Peninsula (possibly) (Region)
Description: Possible origin of the Iberian gold examples


Name: Gemma Augustea (artifact)
Description: The largest cameo gem from antiquity, found in 1246 and has been in Vienna since 1590


Name: Swiss Watch Industry (Industry)
Description: The Swiss watch industry was pushed to raise the quality of their products and establish themselves as leaders in precision and accuracy


Name: Artifact (Harry Potter Series Magic Item)
Description: A magical object existing for the use of characters in the Harry Potter series.


Name: Ancient Mexico (Location)
Description: The location written about by Hubert Howe Bancroft


Name: Depiction of Figures (Art Form)
Description: Figurative artworks that depict human or animal figures


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: Indigenous Berber population of North Africa


Name: Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant workers (Organization)
Description: The employees working at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in the southern hemisphere, endemic to Oceania


Name: No law or edict making it official (Statement)
Description: There is no law or edict making Arad's flag official


Name: Democratic Republic (Government)
Description: The form of government that German-Austria declared itself to be


Name: German men's national football team (Sports team)
Description: The football team that represents Germany in international competitions.


Name: Average House Price (Statistic)
Description: The average house price in Cresciano


Name: extremely extendable compound words (linguistics feature)
Description: compound words that can be extended to a great length


Name: Paul Lebeau (Person)
Description: Scientist who first produced pure samples of beryllium through direct electrolysis in 1898


Name: In current BNCT treatment research and development (Event/Occurrence)
Description: Accelerators or cyclotrons are used in current BNCT treatment research and development


Name: Marine officer swords (Weapon)
Description: Swords used by officers in the U.S. Marine Corps.


Name: Illyrian province (Geographical Province)
Description: Within the Circumboreal Region within the Boreal Kingdom


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A West African nation


Name: Least dominant hand (Body part)
Description: Worn either on the little or the ring finger of the least dominant hand, with the most common usage being on the little


Name: New York City (City)
Description: A city in the United States, where almost 80% of the world's diamonds are sold


Name: Hindu society (Social context)
Description: The social system and structure of Hindus and Hindu communities.


Name: Diamond value as a gemstone (Financial characteristic)
Description: The price or worth of a diamond, influenced by its color.


Name: Truing (process)
Description: Restoring abrasive to its original surface shape


Name: Pearl (Natural Object)
Description: A hard, glistening object produced within the soft tissue of a living shelled mollusk or another animal


Name: Colorless (property)
Description: The property of being perceived as having no color.


Name: Miletus (settlement)
Description: Ancient Greek city in southwest Asia Minor


Name: Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History (museum)
Description: National museum in Washington, D.C.


Name: defects or impurities (chemical compound)
Description: substances that may cause coloration in diamonds


Name: New York City's bid (Bid)
Description: The attempt to win the right to host a specific event or competition


Name: Eight Olympic Games (Event)
Description: -


Name: Siberia (region)
Description: a region in northern Asia


Name: Lake Silvaplana (Natural Lake)
Description: One of the largest natural lakes in Upper Engadin, Grisons


Name: Western Australia (Geographical_area)
Description: Western Australia was part of the Swan River Colony before becoming a separate entity.


Name: Gemmological Association of Great Britain (Gem-A) (Organization)
Description: An educational charity and accredited awarding body teaching gemology courses worldwide


Name: Early Māori Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture developed by the early Maoris in New Zealand


Name: Pinctada margaritifera (black-lipped oysters) (type of oyster)
Description: A species of pearl-producing oyster that produces Tahitian pearls


Name: Visible-Light Astronomy (Scientific Study)
Description: The study of celestial objects in visible light


Name: Navy officers (Job position)
Description: Officers in the United States Navy


Name: Structural color (Color)
Description: A type of color produced by the microscopic structure of materials rather than pigments.


Name: Shaktism (Religious tradition)
Description: The traditions within Hinduism that worship the goddess Shakti


Name: Assis Chateaubriand (Person)
Description: Founder of TV Tupi, the first television station in Brazil


Name: Global Innovation Index (2024) (Index)
Description: A measure of innovation in countries worldwide


Name: c. 500 BCE – c. 200 BCE and c. 300 CE (Time Period)
Description: The Hindu synthesis emerged after the Vedic period, between c. 500–200 BCE and c. 300 CE


Name: Emperor Yang of Sui (Person)
Description: Second emperor of the Sui dynasty (604–617)


Name: Engraving (Art Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique where an image is incised into a hard surface before inking and printing.


Name: Post Byzantine art schools (Artistic movement)
Description: Artistic movements that emerged after the Byzantine era.


Name: Friedrich Wöhler's Artificial Synthesis of Urea in 1828 (Event)
Description: An event marking the first artificial synthesis of a complex organic compound


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Si and atomic number 14. It is a hard, brittle crystalline solid with a blue-grey metallic lustre


Name: production of numerous films and television series (Media Production)
Description: The process of creating movies or TV shows


Name: 43,000 of the estimated 200,000 Muslims in Japan as of 2018 (Number of people)
Description: Number of Japanese nationals among the estimated Muslim population in Japan as of 2018


Name: Streifendörfer (Settlement Pattern)
Description: Pattern of villages in the Spessart


Name: Arab–Byzantine Wars (Historical Conflict)
Description: Conflicts between the Byzantine Empire and the Arab Caliphate during the Middle Ages


Name: south of the Hindu Kush (Geographical Region)
Description: A mountain range in Central Asia separating Afghanistan from Pakistan and India


Name: Leonardo da Vinci and Joan of Arc (Historical Figure)
Description: Notable figures associated with the Loire Valley.


Name: Etruscan alphabet (script system)
Description: An ancient writing system used by the Etruscans, derived from the Greek alphabet


Name: Meteorite (Celestial Body)
Description: The meteorite that is often presumed to be enshrined at the Kaaba


Name: Traditional Art History (School of Thought)
Description: The traditional approach to the study and analysis of art history


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


Name: a large asteroid or comet impact on Earth (event)
Description: The event that most scientists believe Australite was ejected as a result of.


Name: Copper (Chemical element)
Description: An essential trace element


Name: Constitution of Spain (Legislation)
Description: In recognition of the right to self-government of the 'nationalities and regions of Spain'


Name: Basin of Mexico (Geographical Location)
Description: Geographical area where Altepetl were found


Name: British received pronunciation (Language Pronunciation)
Description: A variety of the English language used in England and Southern Ireland


Name: Cavities (Geological feature)
Description: Empty spaces within diamonds


Name: [Metabasalts, Meta-Intermediate-Rock, Meta-Felsic-Rock, Metasedimentary Rock] (Geological Feature)
Description: Different types of rock found within the greenstone belts


Name: some of the population (Population Segment)
Description: -


Name: Philanthropy Center (Category)
Description: A city that plays a significant role in charitable giving, philanthropic activities, and nonprofit organizations.


Name: Attiki Odos (A6/A62/A621/A64/A65) motorway network and the expanded Athens Metro system (Transportation system)
Description: The road and rail transportation in the Athens Metropolitan Area


Name: Sodium reacts with other compounds (Reaction)
Description: The process by which sodium forms compounds.


Name: Fields, mangroves, and remnants of forests (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Geographical features found in Benin


Name: Karlovy Vary District (District)
Description: An administrative division of the Czech Republic.


Name: Abd Allah (Person)
Description: One of Hisham's brothers who rebelled against Al-Hakam for the succession


Name: meat in peanut sauce (Dish)
Description: A dish commonly found in Ivorian cuisine


Name: Mount Somma (Volcano)
Description: A mountain located in the Province of Naples, known for its high levels of seismic and volcanic activity.


Name: Tropic of Cancer (Geographical Feature)
Description: The imaginary line encircling the Earth where the sun is directly overhead at noon on the June solstice


Name: Moses (Sculpture)
Description: A masterpiece sculpture created by Michelangelo, depicting the Biblical figure Moses


Name: Risorgimento (Historical Movement)
Description: The Italian unification movement of the 19th century


Name: DNA Synthesis (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which DNA is copied during the cell cycle


Name: Efficiency (Quantitative Property)
Description: Peak efficiency of 3%


Name: US federal government (Government)
Description: The federal government of the United States


Name: Ipswich Jazz Festival (Festival)
Description: Jazz music and arts festival in Ipswich


Name: Pigment (Colorant)
Description: A substance that colors or tints something else.


Name: Theodor Heuss (1884–1963) (Politicians)
Description: Theodor Heuss, first President of the Federal Republic of Germany from 1949 to 1959


Name: Yasunari Kawabata and Kenzaburō Ōe (Author)
Description: Japanese authors who won the Nobel Prize


Name: Demre (City)
Description: A town and district in Antalya Province, Turkey


Name: House of Habsburg (dynasty)
Description: Royal house of Europe, originating in the Duchy of Austria


Name: Taliban government (Government)
Description: The de facto government of Afghanistan since August 2021.


Name: Modern democracies (Political System)
Description: Government systems based on the principle of equal political rights and just laws for all citizens


Name: Human Rights Day (Day or Event)
Description: A day that commemorates human rights and freedoms


Name: in 2018 (statistic)
Description: Brazil's position among the world tourist destinations in the year 2018


Name: Norway Women's National Football Team (Sports Team)
Description: The national women's football team of Norway


Name: Ruby and Sapphire (type of mineral)
Description: The only difference between ruby and sapphire is the type of impurities present in a corundum crystal


Name: Urinary Tract and its function (Anatomy)
Description: The structure responsible for draining urine from the kidneys.


Name: Hopi (Puebloan people)
Description: A Puebloan people located in Northern Arizona


Name: Delabole slate quarry (Mining Site)
Description: A specific site within the Delabole to Tintagel region, providing high quality stone for at least six centuries


Name: black pearls (name)
Description: A colloquial name for Tahitian pearls.


Name: Portes Islets (Location)
Description: Off the bay of Parikia


Name: 795,962 foreign students (Number of Students)
Description: The number of foreign students in 2016


Name: civil engineering (field of study)
Description: Pose a challenge for civil engineering due to its pronounced planes of weakness.


Name: Turn-of-the-century quartzite buildings (Architecture)
Description: Buildings constructed at the end of the 19th century


Name: The following relationships hold (Mathematical Relationship)
Description: Several mathematical equations that define the relationship between angles A and B.


Name: Skan' Skan' (Art)
Description: Russian filigree, a kind of jewelry art


Name: Process of Fractional Crystallization and Partial Melting (Geological Process)
Description: Mechanisms by which magma chambers evolve in composition


Name: Art (Abstract Concept)
Description: A human activity consisting of the creation of works of aesthetic value


Name: Tuckahoe Marble (Marble)
Description: A type of marble found in southern New York and western Connecticut


Name: Lenin (Person)
Description: Vladimir Lenin, a Russian revolutionary, political theorist, and statesman who was the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution.


Name: scientific community (1966) (Group)
Description: Scientists analyzing moldavite samples in 1966


Name: Gravestone or memorial plaque (type of memorial)
Description: A common type of memorial for the deceased


Name: Flowers for Algernon (novel)
Description: a novel about a man with intellectual disabilities undergoing an experimental treatment


Name: Battle of Nowshera (Event)
Description: Battle fought between the Sikh Empire and the Durrani Empire in March 1823


Name: [zones of high strain such as fault zones] (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas in the earth's crust with high deformation and stress


Name: Qing dynasty longpao and chaofu (clothing)
Description: Clothing worn during the Qing dynasty


Name: Combination of Etching and True Engraving (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A technique where etching becomes dominant in later examples


Name: Thessaly (Geographical Area)
Description: A region in Greece


Name: Drug Smuggling (Illegal Activity)
Description: The transportation of illegal substances across borders or in violation of law.


Name: K500 engraver by Hell Gravure Systems (Engraving machine)
Description: An industrial engraving machine used for packaging


Name: Belgae Region (Ancient Region)
Description: The region inhabited by the Belgae.


Name: Carolingian Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The dynasty that Hugh Capet succeeded


Name: Stonewall riots (Event)
Description: Series of protests against a police raid at the Stonewall Inn


Name: King Louis-Philippe of France (Person)
Description: French king who supported François Guizot's denunciation


Name: Other Highly Incompatible Elements (Geological Component)
Description: Elements that are not strongly bonded to the rock matrix.


Name: $50 bn Investment in Transport Infrastructure (Financial Investment)
Description: A significant amount of money being invested in a specific area or project


Name: Palestinian refugees (EthnicGroup)
Description: Palestinians living as refugees


Name: Tahitians (Ethnic group)
Description: The main ethnic group in French Polynesia.


Name: reducing the risk of rejection and infection (Function)
Description: Used for reducing the risk of rejection and infection.


Name: Holmquist (Scientist)
Description: Geologist who studied metamorphic and igneous processes


Name: Vesta (Dwarf Planet)
Description: The celestial body Dawn departed from after orbiting for thirteen months


Name: Color of Blue diamond (gemstone property)
Description: Blue color in the stone


Name: Nuclear power plants (Industry)
Description: Plants producing electricity via controlled nuclear reactions


Name: China (Country)
Description: an East Asian nation


Name: Iron(III) oxide (Compound)
Description: A compound of iron and oxygen that forms when iron oxidizes in aqueous solution


Name: one Ethiopian synagogue (Building)
Description: House of worship for Ethiopians in Arad


Name: Indian and other Asian countries (Geographical region)
Description: Regions where filigree continues to be popular in metalwork


Name: Hindu adherents (People)
Description: Followers of Hinduism


Name: Chinese medicine (Medicine)
Description: The traditional and modern practices of Chinese medicine, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse fields.


Name: Guitar and Bass Guitar Pick-ups (Electronic Device)
Description: Pickup coils that convert the vibration of a guitar or bass into an electrical signal


Name: European settlement (event)
Description: Arrival and expansion of European colonizers


Name: Etruscans (Ancient Civilization)
Description: The civilization that originally developed and used the fusing technique


Name: nanoparticle (Term)
Description: The term nanoparticle became more common with the launch of the National Nanotechnology Initiative


Name: Paste (action)
Description: The action of keeping the paste covered after use.


Name: Igneous rocks (type_of_rock)
Description: formed when magma cools in the Earth's crust, or lava cools on the ground surface or the seabed


Name: Various kinds of unconsolidated cataclastic rock (Geological Feature)
Description: Unconsolidated cataclastic rocks that are replaced by consolidated cataclastic rock at greater depths


Name: Paella, Gazpacho, Tapas, and Sangria (Food)
Description: Four of the many dishes that Spain is known for.


Name: Springfield (City)
Description: Missouri's third-largest city and the principal city of the Springfield-Branson Metropolitan Area


Name: Blowpipe (Tool)
Description: Tool used in the creation of filigree


Name: Tourists (Group)
Description: Individuals who travel for recreation, leisure, or pleasure


Name: Modern Carbonates (Geological Formation)
Description: Carbonate rocks of current era


Name: Wedge errors (Optical surface imperfections)
Description: Errors caused by deviation of mirror surfaces from perfect parallelism


Name: National Schism (1915–1917) (Event)
Description: Political crisis in Greece, largely caused by the rivalry between King Constantine I and Eleftherios Venizelos


Name: Swedish speakers (Language speakers)
Description: Speakers of Swedish


Name: Aluminium(III) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A form of aluminum in the oxidation state 3+


Name: Muse (Greek Mythology)
Description: In Greek mythology, the nine muses were the goddesses of the arts and sciences.


Name: Radium (Substance)
Description: A radioactive element used in medical applications, research, and power generation


Name: Cuprite (Cu2O) (oxide with a 2:1 ratio)
Description: an example of an oxide with a 2:1 ratio


Name: $109 billion in 2023 (Financial Resource)
Description: Russia's military expenditure in 2023.


Name: Medieval China (Time Period)
Description: The period of Chinese history that lasted from the 5th to the 14th century AD


Name: Algeria's official languages (Language)
Description: The official languages spoken in Algeria


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: Where studio pottery has strong roots


Name: Titanium(III) chloride (chemical compound)
Description: A stable chloride of titanium(III)


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: A region in southern Spain


Name: Catholicism, Islam, Judaism, and evangelical Christianity (Religions)
Description: The religions taught in public schools.


Name: Carbothermic reduction of quartzite or sand (Chemical Process)
Description: Process of reducing quartzite or sand to produce silicon.


Name: Greater recognition of Māori culture and the Treaty of Waitangi (Cultural Movement)
Description: A social movement aimed at preserving, promoting, or reviving a particular culture.


Name: political parties in Taiwan (Political parties)
Description: The two main political parties in Taiwan.


Name: Louisiana Purchase (Historical Event)
Description: The purchase of the Louisiana territory by the United States in 1803


Name: general elections between 1853 and 1993 (time period)
Description: The time period during which the first-past-the-post voting system was used in general elections


Name: Group 18 element (Object)
Description: An element that is a noble gas or inert gas.


Name: Phoenicians/Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Arabs, Spaniards, Ottoman Turks and Janissaries, and French (Ethnicity)
Description: Various civilizations that have invaded, migrated to, or assimilated into the population of Tunisia


Name: 44.01 Project in the Semail Ophiolite of Oman (Project)
Description: A project testing carbon capture and storage methods using peridotite


Name: Pope John Paul II (Person)
Description: The Pope who visited Naxos in 1980


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe


Name: Imperial color (Color as symbol)
Description: From red to black


Name: Modern-cut brilliants (Diamond Cut)
Description: A modern type of diamond cut with significant improvements in fire and brilliance


Name: Color Reproduction (Science)
Description: The science of creating colors for the human eye that faithfully represent the desired color


Name: Africa (continent)
Description: The continent located to the south of Andalusia


Name: Coal Measures (Geological Formation)
Description: Coal deposits of Westphalian age


Name: Soft jet (Geological_formation)
Description: The result of carbon compression and fresh water.


Name: Females (Ancient Chinese) (Gender Group)
Description: All ancient Chinese females


Name: Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacine) (Animal)
Description: Marsupial carnivore native to Australia and New Guinea, which became extinct in the early 20th century


Name: Mina do Chico Rei (Building)
Description: A former gold mine in Ouro Preto, known for offering tours to tourists.


Name: General Gabriel París (Person)
Description: A Colombian military leader


Name: Latin Union (Organization)
Description: The Latin Union, a historical alliance of Spanish-speaking countries


Name: Israel (Country)
Description: A country in the Middle East


Name: Ossining (Westchester) and Haverstraw (Rockland County) (location)
Description: The two locations where the NY Waterway's water ferry service operates.


Name: Central European mixed forests (ecoregion)
Description: one of the terrestrial ecoregions in Ukraine


Name: Africa (Country)
Description: Location where high-quality alexandrite stones are predominantly found


Name: Forest Area (GeographicalArea)
Description: 56.% of the forest area was reported to be under public ownership in 2015


Name: Petroglyphs (Art Form)
Description: Images created by removing part of a rock surface which remains in situ.


Name: President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan (Political Leadership)
Description: Former President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan


Name: American Rugby Football Union (1906–1975) (Sports League)
Description: An American rugby union league that existed from 1906 to 1975


Name: Vite maritata (Technique)
Description: A viticulture technique exploiting companion planting named after the Maremma region of Italy.


Name: The Supreme Court of Ukraine (judicial system)
Description: The highest court in the Ukrainian judiciary


Name: Folk scheme (Classification System)
Description: A classification system developed by Robert L. Folk


Name: Serra do Gandarela National Park (NationalPark)
Description: A national park created in 2014.


Name: area around the shrine to Moses (Geographical location)
Description: The geographical area surrounding the Tomb of Moses


Name: Cycling (in Netherlands) (Transport Mode)
Description: Cycling as a mode of transport in the Netherlands


Name: 97% of Greek Citizens (Group)
Description: Greeks who identify as Eastern Orthodox Christians


Name: Linear A (Script)
Description: The script Linear B was adapted from Linear A.


Name: Loans and Financing (EIB) (Greece) (Financial Support)
Description: Greece receives loans and financing from the European Investment Bank.


Name: Earth's magnetic poles (Celestial Body Feature)
Description: The magnetic north and south poles of the Earth.


Name: Acolhua (Historical Ethnic Group)
Description: One of the ethnic groups associated with the Aztec empire.


Name: Devils Tower National Monument (National_Monument)
Description: A monument in Wyoming, also known as Bear Lodge


Name: Peridotite (Igneous rock)
Description: An igneous rock consisting mostly of the minerals olivine and pyroxene; it is low in silica and high in magnesium


Name: Minoan civilization (ancient civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that flourished on the island of Crete


Name: Referendum Decisions (Decision Making Event)
Description: A decision making event where the people of Scotland voted for the establishment of the Scottish Parliament


Name: Total Gross City Product (Quantity)
Description: The monetary value of all goods and services produced within a specific city.


Name: marble (Mineral Resource)
Description: A common building material used in construction


Name: Metamorphic Grade (Geological Term)
Description: The level of metamorphism a rock has undergone.


Name: Plastic Arts (Art Form Category)
Description: A category of art forms that involve the use of materials that can be moulded or modulated.


Name: IMF (Organization)
Description: The International Monetary Fund is an organization of 189 countries, working to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth, and reduce poverty around the world.


Name: Seal (to indicate text written by Emperor) (Object)
Description: A seal used to denote that a text or document was written personally by the Chinese Emperor


Name: large single-family homes (Housing)
Description: Large single-family homes that are common in neighborhoods such as Douglaston.


Name: Gold (Material)
Description: The material used in making these other pieces of jewelry


Name: Bicarbonate ions (chemical compound)
Description: Ions resulting from the dissociation of carbon dioxide in water


Name: Animal By-Product (Substance)
Description: Products harvested or manufactured from livestock other than muscle meat


Name: any other element (Element)
Description: elements that may not be able to generate the biochemistry necessary for life on another planet as carbon does


Name: Die Block (Part of Marble)
Description: The die piece of the Tomb of the Unknowns marble after it was cut down


Name: Byzantine Emperor Michael Palaiologos (Political Figure)
Description: Byzantine emperor from 1259 to 1282


Name: Disease Outbreaks (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the health and survival of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Premier Basketball League (1988–present) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that was founded in 1988


Name: Pyrite Oxidation (Chemical Reaction)
Description: Oxidation of Pyrite leading to spontaneous combustion in coal mines


Name: Neodymium (chemical substance)
Description: A rare earth metal and element


Name: Section 380(1) of the Criminal Code (Canada) (Legislation)
Description: The section that provides the general definition for fraud in Canada


Name: Pyroxene (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral in the Single-chain silicates group


Name: Hasan er-Rai (Historical Figure)
Description: The shepherd of Moses


Name: Various conditions such as embrittlement (Process issues)
Description: Issues resulting from contamination of titanium during welding


Name: minimization of contamination (Strategies to Minimize Contamination)
Description: Methods to reduce contamination in the CVD process


Name: 20th century (time period)
Description: The twentieth century


Name: Lambert Schmithausen (Scholar)
Description: German Indologist and Buddhologist


Name: Medalist (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who create coins and medallions


Name: Amphibole and phlogopite (Minerals)
Description: Minerals formed during modal metasomatism in peridotite xenoliths.


Name: Rangiora (City)
Description: A city located in Canterbury, New Zealand


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A republic located in West Africa


Name: Waterfront Development (Development Project)
Description: A development project in Ipswich, England.


Name: Ruby laser (Laser device)
Description: A device that produces a high intensity of coherent red light using ruby crystals


Name: North Atlantic (Ocean)
Description: Large ocean between Europe and America


Name: large and lavish decoration on the parts visible to the public (Architectural Feature)
Description: Having elaborate decorations on areas that could be seen by the general population


Name: Hornfels (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Product of contact metamorphism


Name: Fray Juan de Torquemada (Person)
Description: Another Franciscan of great importance


Name: Sodium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Na and atomic number 11.


Name: Paofu (Clothing item)
Description: The clothing item that was worn by both men and women during the Han dynasty


Name: Piyama-Radu (person)
Description: A leader of an anti-Hittite movement.


Name: 20.6% (percentage)
Description: 20.6 percent


Name: Rutile (Mineral)
Description: Titanium dioxide


Name: new distribution of power (political change)
Description: Shift in the balance of power


Name: Swiss German dialects (Language variety)
Description: Dialectal forms predominant in the German-speaking regions of Switzerland


Name: Va'a (Sport)
Description: A paddle sport also known as outrigger canoe


Name: large investments (Quantity)
Description: A significant amount of capital needed to achieve the goal


Name: Chromium (Element)
Description: A transition metal used in the production of stainless steel.


Name: New Zealand Company (Organization)
Description: Company that aimed to settle New Zealand


Name: Maryland State Flag (flag)
Description: The official flag of the U.S. state of Maryland


Name: Lithium salts give a bright red color to flame (Observation)
Description: A phenomenon where lithium salts emit a bright red color when exposed to fire


Name: Ottoman Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The architectural style of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Paleontology (Scientific discipline)
Description: The scientific study of life that has appeared on Earth over time


Name: Atlantic Forest and Cerrado (Ecosystem)
Description: Sustaining the greatest biodiversity.


Name: 1015 (Year)
Description: Year when the Caliphate was dismembered


Name: Grand Coulee Dam (Dam)
Description: An electric power producer


Name: Israel (Country)
Description: The State of Israel


Name: Three depth-zones of metamorphism in the Central European Urgebirge (Geological phenomenon)
Description: The three layers of rock at different depths and temperatures as influenced by Grubenmann


Name: Xinjiang (Region)
Description: An autonomous region of China


Name: Afghanistan (Location)
Description: The country where Abdur Rahman Khan ruled


Name: Sthaviras (Group)
Description: A group of reformists in the Sangha during the time of the Second Buddhist Council


Name: Distance light can travel in 13.8 billion years (Space distance)
Description: The maximum distance that light can traverse in the age of the universe.


Name: several public health problems (public_health_issue)
Description: Ongoing issues related to the delivery and quality of healthcare services


Name: Arthur Grumiaux (Violinist)
Description: A major violinist who emerged in the 19th and 20th centuries


Name: Matthew A. Hunter (Person)
Description: Chemist who prepared the first pure metallic titanium in 1910.


Name: Differing ratios of silver in the gold (artifact characteristic)
Description: Can help decide the question of dating torcs


Name: Young Jewish boys (Demographic)
Description: Young Jewish boys in Southern Germany, Alsace, and Switzerland who wore textile neckbands or collars.


Name: Orange Topaz (Mineral)
Description: A variety of topaz that is known as the birthstone for November and the symbol of friendship


Name: Greek Junta of 1967–74 (Political Event)
Description: -


Name: Geographia (Work)
Description: Treatise on cartography.


Name: Fishing (Activity)
Description: The activity of catching fish or other aquatic organisms for food, recreation, or trade


Name: Religious icons (Symbolic use)
Description: The use of fossilized mammoths as religious icons by an ancient civilization.


Name: Niderlant (Historical Term)
Description: Area between Meuse and lower Rhine in late Middle Ages


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


Name: Weight (Property)
Description: The weight of the coin is standardized


Name: traditional Chinese culture, aboriginal cultures, Japanese cultural influence, traditional Confucianist beliefs, and Western values (Cultural Elements)
Description: The various cultural elements that have contributed to the development of Taiwanese society and traditions


Name: One lattice with two atoms associated with each lattice point (Geometric relationship)
Description: Another description of the Diamond cubic lattice structure


Name: Studying the evolutionary history of an environment (Scientific research)
Description: Subfossils are valuable resources in understanding the past environmental changes and adaptations.


Name: Regulatory Interventions (Policy Measure)
Description: Measures aimed at preventing natural resources from funding continued conflicts


Name: Norwegian cinema (Cinema)
Description: The cinematic art form in Norway


Name: Metal fluoride layers (Compound)
Description: Compounds formed between a metal and fluorine.


Name: Gold (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au (from Latin aurum) and atomic number 79, making it one of the transition metals. By counting only long-lived isotopes, gold is the most malleable and ductile metal.


Name: Provincies of present-day Turkey (Geographical region)
Description: Regions that are now modern Turkey


Name: UN (International Organization)
Description: United Nations


Name: World's diamond market (Market)
Description: Market monopolized by De Beers Consolidated Mines


Name: Liquid oxygen (Substance)
Description: A liquid form of oxygen.


Name: Powers (Ability or Function)
Description: The ability to act or produce an effect.


Name: Xinjiang province (Place)
Description: A province in western China, where Khotan is located.


Name: 13th Century (Era)
Description: A period from the 13th century onwards


Name: A 'rainbow coalition' (Coalition)
Description: Emerged from six parties in 1999.


Name: 20th-century authors (Author group)
Description: Classified in loose literary generations


Name: an_uncertain_mountain (mountain)
Description: Scholars are uncertain which one; some believe it may have been Monte Rosa.


Name: Euboic Sea (sea)
Description: A sea neighboring Euboea to the east


Name: Brass Mirror (object)
Description: An object that can be affected by scratch marks caused by an abrasive which is too hard or too coarse


Name: Vedic Sanskrit (language)
Description: Oldest form of Sanskrit


Name: 1 m²/m² or 1 (Dimensionless Quantity)
Description: A dimensionless value that represents an alternative definition of 1 Radian.


Name: Handling and storage precautions (SafetyPrecaution)
Description: The precautions needed when handling and storing potassium metal


Name: Hydrosphere (geographical feature)
Description: The part of the Earth's external layer that includes all water, both on the surface and underground.


Name: Late Shang dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: During the late Shang dynasty


Name: Erysipelas, Brucellosis and Tick-borne Encephalitis (Diseases)
Description: Erysipelas, Brucellosis, and Tick-borne Encephalitis are infectious diseases


Name: Tolstaya burial and the Karagodeuashk kurgan (Kuban area) (Archaeological site)
Description: Burials and kurgans located in the Kuban region, dating to the 4th century BC


Name: Acceleration of conversion of carbon to diamond (Chemical reaction)
Description: The role of these metals in accelerating the conversion of carbon into diamond during the synthesis process


Name: Recycling (Process)
Description: The recovery of waste materials and resources for reuse.


Name: New York City firms (Location)
Description: The location where the Magna cut was developed


Name: High Optical Dispersion (Property)
Description: A property of materials that describes the difference in refractive indices for different wavelengths


Name: the mainland Chinese economy (Economy (Class))
Description: The economy of mainland China


Name: First Written Reference to Gold (written_reference)
Description: The first written reference to gold


Name: Now-depleted deposits in the Ningshao area in the Yangtze River Delta (Liangzhu culture 3400–2250 BC) (Location)
Description: Key known sources of nephrite jade for utilitarian and ceremonial items during Neolithic times.


Name: Greek cinema (Art Form)
Description: experienced its golden age


Name: Various shapes (shape)
Description: Shapes used as heads on rotary tools


Name: Potassium (Chemical element)
Description: Individuals require different amounts of potassium based on age and gender according to the Dietary Reference Intakes set by the U.S. National Academy of Medicine (NAM).


Name: Belgium Cyclists (Athlete)
Description: Cyclists from Belgium


Name: Sixteen States (Historical event)
Description: A group of states that ruled northern China during the Jin dynasty's civil war


Name: In biological applications (Context)
Description: The use of nanoparticles in biological systems


Name: Ancient Water (Water Body)
Description: Water that existed in the past on Mars


Name: Career (Profession)
Description: A field of work chosen by a person after graduation.


Name: [1913-1937] (Time frame)
Description: The time period between the earliest and latest test results


Name: King cut (Diamond cut)
Description: One of the modified brilliant cuts with 86 facets and 12-fold symmetry


Name: Art, Architecture, Icons (Visual media)
Description: Forms of representation in visual arts


Name: northeastern and northwestern China (geographical region)
Description: regions in China


Name: Estates General (Political assembly)
Description: Legislative body in the Ancien Régime of France


Name: nightlife of Greece (Entertainment)
Description: The lively nightlife and party scenes in Greece


Name: Nihon (Geographical Name)
Description: -


Name: various architectural styles (Architectural Style)
Description: The various architectural styles that characterize the housing in New York City's residential districts.


Name: 1962 (year)
Description: The year when Algeria became a bilingual state after gaining independence


Name: Guatemala (country)
Description: A country in Central America


Name: Post-16 Education (Level of Education)
Description: A level of education in the Spanish educational system


Name: European Single Market (Market)
Description: An internal market of 27 European countries established by the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union


Name: Secondary Education (Educational Level)
Description: Secondary level of education in Austria.


Name: 'the white square' (Painting)
Description: A painting by Kazimir Malevich that was the companion to his earlier 'black square.'


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: An element produced by Antoine Lavoisier's experiment.


Name: Ennahda (PoliticalParty)
Description: The largest party in Tunisia


Name: French silver from the 150 years before the French Revolution (Object)
Description: Tableware made from silver produced in France during a specific time period.


Name: Andesitic composition (Geological composition)
Description: A type of magma that has a specific silica content and is characterized by its distinctive rock type


Name: Certificate from an independent gemological laboratory (Document)
Description: A document issued by a recognized and independent gemological laboratory attesting that a sapphire has not undergone any heating or treatment.


Name: Benin (2013) (Census)
Description: The census conducted in 2013 in Benin


Name: endangered species such as the Atlas bear and the Algerian salamander (Animal)
Description: Species of animals native to Algeria that are currently endangered, including the Atlas bear and the Algerian salamander


Name: movie and television stars (Person)
Description: Individuals working in the movie and television industry


Name: Venus of Willendorf (Artifact)
Description: A small carved limestone figurine of a female, considered one of the oldest known depictions of the human form.


Name: Antique engraved gems (art form)
Description: Classical art form highly valued during the European Middle Ages


Name: Dean R. Chapman (Person)
Description: NASA aerodynamicist who used computer models and wind tunnel tests to argue for the lunar origin of tektites


Name: Plessur (River)
Description: A river that flows into the Rhine at Chur.


Name: gold mural crown (Crown)
Description: A type of heraldic crown


Name: Arad (City)
Description: A city located in the Negev region of Israel


Name: House of Representatives (LegislativeBody)
Description: One of the two houses in the Missouri General Assembly


Name: Information (Data)
Description: official information about China's policies, statistics, and other relevant data


Name: Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Decorative ornaments worn on the body


Name: 10 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants as acceptable (Crime Statistics)
Description: A standard for measuring violent crime rates


Name: Maquis (Restaurant)
Description: Small, open-air restaurant unique to the Ivory Coast region


Name: Hydroxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A base that forms when a metal combines with hydroxide ions


Name: Amaterasu (deity)
Description: The Sun goddess and divine ancestor of the first Emperor Jimmu


Name: Ukrainian language (language)
Description: The dominant language in Western Ukraine and Central Ukraine.


Name: Byzantines (historical_group)
Description: A group of people from the Byzantine Empire


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


Name: stoplights and stop signs because of its universal association with danger and warning (Event)
Description: An event related to the use of Red in traffic signals.


Name: Stable Isotopes of Potassium (Isotopes)
Description: Isotopes used to probe fundamental and technological problems in quantum physics.


Name: Asteroids (Cosmic object)
Description: Magnesium is also found in asteroids.


Name: Queen Wilhelmina (person)
Description: Daughter of William III and Emma of Waldeck-Pyrmont, who reigned as Queen regnant of the Netherlands from 1890 to 1948


Name: Food Industry (Industry)
Description: Manufacturing and processing of food products


Name: historical context (History)
Description: The events and circumstances that have shaped the political, social, or cultural landscape of a country or region


Name: Moksha (Goal)
Description: A concept that differs among the various Hindu schools of thought


Name: Titanium doped diamond-based electrodes (Electrode)
Description: A type of electrode with native selectivity towards dopamine, proposed by recent studies


Name: Paspaley (Company)
Description: Biggest producer of South Sea pearls in the world


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A neighbouring country of North Macedonia


Name: Population Distribution (Statistic)
Description: The distribution of the population based on age groups in Cresciano


Name: Irregular structures (Environment attribute)
Description: Structures that deviate from regularity and predictability.


Name: Maniots (Ethnic group)
Description: Inhabitants of the Mani Peninsula


Name: Oriental garnet, almandine ruby, carbuncle (Alias)
Description: Nicknames of Almandine


Name: not drunken (Greek_Translation)
Description: The Greek translation of Amethyst's name


Name: Small Buddhist figures and groups (artwork)
Description: High-quality small Buddhist statues produced in various media


Name: Nobility and upper classes (Social class)
Description: A group of people with higher status, wealth or power in a society


Name: Decomposed Organic Matter (Environmental Compound)
Description: Organic matter that has been broken down by bacterial and fungal action.


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


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Polish-born physicist and chemist


Name: Plate tectonics (Geological theory)
Description: The scientific theory describing the large-scale motions and configurations of Earth's lithosphere.


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country where the given entities are from


Name: Repoussé technique (Etruscan jewelry technique)
Description: Technique used to decorate thin funerary bands, necklaces and lockets during the 5th century BC


Name: Idealism, Sensism, and Empiricism (PhilosophyMovement)
Description: Renowned philosophical movements in Italy during the 1800s


Name: Electrowinning (Process)
Description: The electrochemical reduction of a metal from an ion in an electrolyte solution.


Name: Maintain records (Action)
Description: Companies must maintain records relating to the country of origin of conflict minerals used in their products


Name: Infant Mortality Rate (Health Statistic)
Description: The number of deaths among infants under 1 year old per 1,000 live births in Afghanistan


Name: Game Birds (Bird)
Description: Various species of birds hunted by red foxes


Name: Organic Material (Natural Substance Classification)
Description: A class of substances produced by living organisms


Name: West-Central Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region in Europe.


Name: Protactinium (Element)
Description: An isotope that was later named protactinium


Name: Checks and Bonds (financial documents)
Description: Documents that represent a promise, order, or instruction regarding the transfer of money or securities.


Name: People (Human Beings)
Description: The impact of globalization on people in terms of jobs, skills, self-sufficiency, cultural aspects, etc.


Name: pronunciation (Language Pronunciation)
Description: A way of speaking or saying a word, particularly in reference to the English language


Name: Monocrystalline silicon (Material)
Description: A type of pure silicon produced in smaller quantities, mainly used for integrated circuits due to its monocrystalline structure


Name: Relationship description not provided. (Description Not Provided)
Description: Relationship description not provided.


Name: Umayyad governors (Government Officials)
Description: The Umayyad governors who were forced to protect their southern flank and were unable to mount an offense against the Asturians


Name: Stamped Strips (Artifact)
Description: Artificial strips with patterns stamped on them


Name: Invasive species Carijoa riisei (Species)
Description: A cnidarian species that poses a significant threat to black corals


Name: [New York City, Canada, Brazil, England] (Location)
Description: The locations to which the paving blocks were shipped.


Name: elements of hanfu design (Design Elements)
Description: Design elements derived from Hanfu


Name: Bureaucratic Entanglements (Administrative complexity)
Description: Excessive complexity in administration, rules, and regulations


Name: Muhammad al-Idrisi (Cartographer)
Description: Arab geographer who produced the Tabula Rogeriana in 1154


Name: Later literature bi (Literary Representation)
Description: The representation of the sky in later literature.


Name: Health and the environment (Issue)
Description: Both the health of humans and the well-being of the environment can be at risk due to hydrometallurgy processes


Name: Sahrawi Polisario Front (PoliticalOrganization)
Description: A Sahrawi national liberation movement and government-in-exile


Name: The early portraits of the Sikh Gurus and the elements in them (Artwork Elements)
Description: The visual aspects of the early portraits of the Sikh gurus


Name: Hydrothermal process in an autoclave (Process)
Description: To create large, flawless, single crystals


Name: Graphite (Carbon allotrope)
Description: Most thermodynamically stable form at standard temperature and pressure


Name: Technology of U.S. States (Industry)
Description: The technological industries in the states of the United States


Name: Biological processes (Geological process)
Description: The accumulation of corals, shells, and other organic matter in the sea, leading to limestone formation.


Name: dark or light grey (color)
Description: The colors associated with the drape suit in the 1930s


Name: Maimonides (Philosopher)
Description: A philosopher native to Andalusia.


Name: Burial cementation (geological process)
Description: A geological process completing the lithification of limestone at depths greater than 1km


Name: Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (historical entity)
Description: A historical state that existed from 1569 to 1795


Name: Color Television or Computer (Electronic Device)
Description: Device capable of producing images using the primary colors of light: red, green and blue


Name: Annealing (Heat Treating Process)
Description: A heat treating process used to soften steel by reheating it to a high temperature and then cooling it slowly


Name: Philippines-Australia Free Trade Agreement (AFTAP) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and the Philippines. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: The country in East Asia


Name: Timothy Knapp House (Building)
Description: The oldest standing building in Westchester County, built around 1670


Name: EEF ancestry (Genetic Marker)
Description: Early European Farmer (EEF) ancestry.


Name: Hindu Temple of St. Louis (Religious Organization)
Description: A Hindu temple located in Missouri serving more than 14,000 Hindus


Name: Violent Military Force (Event)
Description: The use of military force in a violent or excessive manner.


Name: Social Democrats (SPÖ) (Political Party)
Description: One of the two major political parties in Austria


Name: Leagues (Political Entity)
Description: A political entity consisting of three valleys in the Grisons region, Switzerland


Name: Apollo 11 Lunar Module Eagle (Spacecraft)
Description: The spacecraft that made the first crewed landing on the Moon


Name: Adult male urchin clingfish (Animal)
Description: Mature male urchin clingfish


Name: hot summer Mediterranean climate (Csa) (Climate)
Description: A climate type in Thessaly


Name: World's longest road networks (Infrastructure)
Description: Road systems of countries with the longest road networks.


Name: leading technology companies (economic characteristic)
Description: a country that houses many of the world's most innovative and influential technology firms


Name: public functionaries (government officials)
Description: Government officials who violate rules or regulations


Name: Cosmetics (Substance)
Description: A substance used for beautification or adornment


Name: Laboratory Manual Harmonisation Committee (LMHC) (Committee)
Description: A committee formed by seven of the most respected gem labs to standardize wording reports, promote certain analytical methods and interpret results.


Name: Production and Consumption of Animal Products (Process)
Description: The process of producing and consuming animal products


Name: UH3 (Compound)
Description: Hydrides of uranium


Name: German and Scandinavian Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of Germanic and Scandinavian peoples


Name: world (Geographical Location)
Description: The planet Earth and all its political divisions.


Name: axe of a specific shape (bradatica) (Artifact)
Description: A specific type of axe used by West Slavic foot soldiers


Name: Larson (Person)
Description: An author who espoused theories based on conflict theories following Marx and Weber about professions in 1977.


Name: Issues associated with Conflict Minerals Trade (Social Issue)
Description: Problems such as violence-for-profit mechanisms, environmental degradation, and increased reliance on mining jobs for survival


Name: Mediterranean Basin (Geographical Area)
Description: Basin surrounding the Mediterranean Sea


Name: 10.5% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of foreign nationals residing in Collonges as of 2008


Name: Organometallic compounds of iron (chemical compounds)
Description: Compounds where carbon atoms are covalently bound to the iron atom


Name: Artisanal (Marketing Term)
Description: Used to describe or imply some relation with the crafting of handmade food products.


Name: Leo Tolstoy (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: - (Recognition)
Description: The recognition Poldervaart received after his death


Name: Dry stone construction (Building_technique)
Description: The building technique that was replaced.


Name: Saladin (Person)
Description: Sultan of Egypt and Syria during the Ayyubid dynasty.


Name: Civil servant (Public employee)
Description: A person employed in the public sector by a government department or agency for public sector undertakings


Name: ice hockey (Sport)
Description: The second most watched and played sport in the Czech Republic


Name: entertainment_center (GeographicArea)
Description: A location with a significant number of entertainment venues and activities


Name: Sovereign Wealth Fund (Government Pension Fund – Global) (Financial instrument)
Description: The Norwegian Government Pension Fund - Global


Name: the world's liquid fresh water (Resource)
Description: The global supply of fresh water.


Name: 1825 (Year)
Description: The year when the Erie Canal was completed


Name: Marie Curie's visit to Poland (Event)
Description: Visit by Marie Curie to Poland in 1913


Name: Sri Lanka (Location)
Description: Country where the unique wind furnace method for producing high-carbon steel was adopted


Name: The Cold War and German division (Historical events)
Description: The state of tension between the Western Bloc (NATO) and the Eastern Bloc (Warsaw Pact)


Name: Petroleum Production (Industry)
Description: The extraction, processing, and sale of oil and gas.


Name: Single-chain silicates (Type of inosilicate)
Description: A type of silicate that forms a single chain by sharing two oxygen atoms each


Name: Beryllium fluoride (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound formed by heating ammonium tetrafluoroberyllate


Name: 10 cycles of cell division (Cell Division Cycle)
Description: A process that results in a single epithelial layer enveloping the blastocoel


Name: map (artistic product)
Description: A representation of a part of the earth's surface.


Name: a category with 'fuzzy edges' (Classification)
Description: The idea that Hinduism has no clear boundaries or definitions


Name: Magma types (Geological process)
Description: Magma types that originate from.


Name: May 2017 (Date)
Description: The month and year when the last parliamentary elections were held


Name: Joseph Lau (Person)
Description: The person who purchased the Sweet Josephine Diamond in 2015


Name: a new type of serpentine jade (Mineral_category)
Description: The fact that Taiwan Black Jade was later identified as a new type of serpentine jade.


Name: Goya (Artist)
Description: Spanish artist known for his use of aquatint.


Name: Hanover, New Hampshire (Location)
Description: Town where Dartmouth College was founded


Name: Cabrera Archipelago (Islands)
Description: Small offshore islands of Mallorca


Name: national media centre (Media Centre Type)
Description: A significant national media centre


Name: EFL Championship (League)
Description: Second tier of English football


Name: Swedish green marble (marble)
Description: A type of marble from Kolmården, Sweden


Name: Folk Costume (day) (Clothing Variant)
Description: worn during daytime before 6 p.m.


Name: Government administration of Norway (Political Entity)
Description: The governing body of the country Norway.


Name: Reliable Handguns (Weapon)
Description: Firearms that became more reliable during the early 19th century.


Name: Warfare (Military activity)
Description: The controlled application of force or the threat of force against an enemy during a conflict.


Name: financed Marco Polo's voyages to Asia (Financial Entity)
Description: Financing of Marco Polo's Asian voyages


Name: Sapphire crystal output windows (Product)
Description: Windows made from sapphire crystal with higher thermal loads tolerance


Name: Given application (Application)
Description: Material selection is the process to determine which material should be used for a given application


Name: Patty, J. W. (Author)
Description: Co-author of the article 'Slackers and zealots: Civil service, policy discretion, and bureaucratic expertise'


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


Name: 2 August (date)
Description: The day of the Ilinden uprising


Name: Harassment or Threatening Behavior (Criminal Act)
Description: Behavior intended to intimidate, frighten, or harass another person.


Name: Local organizations and communities (Organization)
Description: Local organizations and communities that Ivory Coast collaborates with, not specified in the text


Name: Baetic Depression (Geographical feature)
Description: Valley of the Guadalquivir.


Name: World Championships in Athletics (event)
Description: International athletics competition held every odd-numbered year


Name: 1938 to 2014 (Time period)
Description: A specific range of years from 1938 to 2014


Name: written tests and merit-based system in Brazilian public service (Public service selection method)
Description: -


Name: Charles Darwin (Person)
Description: English naturalist who made significant contributions to the science of evolution


Name: Tasmanites (Tektite)
Description: Collected in Australia and Tasmania


Name: cutting a small amount of the block away before printing (Process)
Description: The process where a small portion of the block is removed after each color has been printed


Name: semi-independent states (historical entity)
Description: States that emerged from the disintegration of Lower Lotharingia


Name: BloodClotting (Process)
Description: The process by which a clot forms to stop bleeding and prevent excessive loss of blood


Name: Commercially pure materials (Physical entity)
Description: Materials that were commercially available in the 1920s.


Name: Nickel (Element)
Description: A chemical element added to steel to increase its tensile strength and the stability of the austenite form of the iron-carbon solution


Name: Morale of military personnel (emotion)
Description: The emotional state of military personnel


Name: Uranium-238 (Isotope)
Description: A isotope of uranium with a natural abundance of 99.2742%


Name: University of Alabama at Birmingham (University)
Description: Main campus in Birmingham, with satellite campuses and facilities in other locations


Name: Cube (Geometry)
Description: A six-faced polyhedron with all faces being squares.


Name: Independence (Event)
Description: The event that caused the role of Spanish to decline


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Continental region of Europe


Name: Western Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East (Geographical Region)
Description: The territories that Rome began to conquer during its expansion


Name: sedimentary Cretaceous black shales (Geological Formation)
Description: The primary location where Colombian Emeralds are found.


Name: Water (chemical compound)
Description: Reacts with water to convert Titanium dioxide.


Name: V-1 flying bombs, V-2 rockets, Tiger tanks, Messerschmitt Bf 109, Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet etc. (Weapons)
Description: Various weapons used by the German military during World War II.


Name: Edvard Munch (Artist)
Description: Munch, whose symbolistic approach inspired the German expressionist movement.


Name: Alabama (Geographical_area)
Description: The geographical area known as Alabama


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


Name: traditional outfits and a local variation of the Ise Ondo (Tradition)
Description: The traditional attire and music during the festival


Name: Electric Potential (Physical Quantity)
Description: The measure of the electrical force acting between two points.


Name: 97.10 males per 100 females (ratio)
Description: the gender ratio of the county's population


Name: Higher Initial Cost (Financial Concept)
Description: The cost of using materials with a higher initial purchase price.


Name: A diamond's value as a gemstone (Value or worth)
Description: the monetary worth of the diamond as a gemstone


Name: Struggle against the West embodied by Crusaders (Concept)
Description: A historical struggle between Muslims and European Christians in Jerusalem.


Name: K Zone (Mineral Layer)
Description: A layer of the Ammolite deposit, which lies some 15 meters below the surface.


Name: Accidental Breakage (Event)
Description: The accidental breakage that complex and unthinkable shapes are more susceptible to.


Name: Arrock Mine and Rookery Plantation (Location)
Description: Prime source of Ashford Black Marble


Name: Economic Instability (Condition)
Description: A state of uncertainty or turmoil in an economy.


Name: state gem (status)
Description: An official symbol representing a U.S. state


Name: Zenata Berber confederacy (Group)
Description: A powerful Berber confederation of North Africa


Name: - (-)
Description: Individual Tunisians generally do not inquire about a person's personal beliefs


Name: Crimea (Region)
Description: A region on the north coast of the Black Sea, generally recognized as part of Ukraine


Name: Federal Civil Service Reform Act of 1883 (Law)
Description: The law that started the gradual change from the spoils system


Name: official engagements and ceremonial duties of state (activity)
Description: Official duties performed by members of the Swedish Royal Family.


Name: Hispano-Moresque traders (group)
Description: Traders that brought the albarello form to Italy.


Name: Chlorofluorocarbon (Freon) (Substance)
Description: A common etch gas used in plasma etching.


Name: imprints (Imprint)
Description: Designs on the coins, including the head of Arethusa and a victorious quadriga


Name: Suffolk (County)
Description: A county in East of England, England.