Name: two additional lattice points (Point)
Description: Lattice points that occupy one body diagonal of the rhombohedral unit cell


Name: Cosmetic and Personal Care Product Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of beauty and personal care products


Name: South Dakota (Place)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: Bolsheviks (Political Group)
Description: The ruling communist party of Russia during the Russian Revolution and the Russian Civil War.


Name: Pottery (craft)
Description: Produced in Raqqa, Syria, in the 8th century.


Name: Jewelry designer (Profession)
Description: A professional who is trained in the architectural and functional knowledge of materials, fabrication techniques, composition, wearability, and market trends


Name: Algerian Films (Media)
Description: Films produced in Algeria.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Historical region)
Description: An imperial state that controlled much of Southeast Europe, Western Asia and North Africa between the 13th and early 20th centuries


Name: many_Slavs (ethnicity)
Description: Slavic tribes controlled by the Avars.


Name: 2.16 g/cm3 (Density)
Description: -


Name: Mindat.org (Organization)
Description: A website that provides mineralogical information


Name: Beryl (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with the chemical composition Be3Al2(SiO3)6.


Name: Physicians in Algeria (Profession)
Description: The professionals working as physicians in Algeria


Name: Vanadium (Element)
Description: A hard, silvery-white, ductile transition metal


Name: Black Mass or black sabbath (Religious Event)
Description: A ceremony believed to be attended by the devil in medieval Europe


Name: Polishing (Process)
Description: The process of smoothing a surface to produce a mirror-like finish.


Name: King of Tahiti (Political Position)
Description: A position held by Pōmare III following the coronation conducted by missionaries


Name: Rhine (River)
Description: A major European river mainly within Germany and the Netherlands.


Name: Artists who make sculptures (Profession)
Description: People who create sculptures as their work


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: The collapse of the Ottoman Empire as a result of World War I


Name: Federal Police Department (Police Agency)
Description: One of the six police agencies in Brazil


Name: UNESCO intangible cultural heritage (Designation)
Description: Festivals and practices that have been designated as part of UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage


Name: CeF4−8 and CeF2−6 (Compound)
Description: A series of compounds formed between Cerium and Fluorine.


Name: Syphax (Person)
Description: King of the Masaesyli during the Second Punic War


Name: Cyril (Person)
Description: One of the missionary brothers who developed Old Church Slavonic for religious texts and literature.


Name: Liver (Organ)
Description: A large organ in the upper right quadrant of the abdominal cavity that plays a crucial role in protein synthesis and detoxification.


Name: Catalytic activity and sintering rates (Physical property)
Description: Properties related to the function of a catalyst or the process of sintering


Name: Northern Hemisphere (Geographical region)
Description: -


Name: UAB (University)
Description: A university located in Alabama


Name: Michigan and Wisconsin, USA (Location)
Description: States in the Midwest region of the United States


Name: Arabic and French (languages)
Description: Languages spoken by most Berbers


Name: Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park (National park)
Description: One of the national parks in Turkey


Name: Uranyl luminescence (Phenomenon)
Description: The luminescence specifically due to the uranyl ion


Name: Michael Levi (Professor)
Description: Professor of Criminology at Cardiff University


Name: Jet (gemstone) (Gemstone)
Description: A form of lignite used as a gemstone


Name: Deforestation (Land Use Change)
Description: The conversion of forests or woodlands to other land uses or vegetation types.


Name: German-speaking regions (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Regions where German is spoken


Name: Lignite deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Formations containing lignite


Name: Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE) (educational organization)
Description: An association that provides accreditation to biblically oriented institutions of higher education.


Name: wanax (ruler)
Description: The ruler of the Mycenaean state, responsible for religious, military, and judicial matters.


Name: Metamorphic rocks (geological formation)
Description: rocks that undergo a change in mineral or chemical composition due to heat, pressure, or both


Name: Eastern Orthodoxy (Religion)
Description: The predominant religion in Eastern Europe and the Russian Orthodox Church


Name: Crux simplex (Cross)
Description: A single beam used for impaling or suspending.


Name: Silva Lusitânia (Pen Name)
Description: pseudonym used by José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva


Name: Alfred Stock and Hans Goldschmidt (Person)
Description: Scientists who developed the first commercially successful process for producing beryllium in 1921


Name: Amulets (Jewelry/Protection Symbol)
Description: Small ornaments worn to protect the wearer from harm.


Name: Agate (Mineral)
Description: A type of chalcedony, a microcrystalline variety of quartz.


Name: High Verdet constant (Physical Property)
Description: Terbium gallium garnet has a high Verdet constant


Name: Human (Species)
Description: The species affected by the exposure


Name: Proportion of Austrians with Chronic Conditions (Health Metric)
Description: The percentage of the Austrian population suffering from chronic health conditions


Name: English language (Language)
Description: A West Germanic language spoken mainly in England and the United States


Name: Bellinzona and the Riviera (town)
Description: A town and coastal region in Ticino


Name: Manufacturing GDP sector (Sector)
Description: North Macedonia's GDP primarily consists of the Manufacturing GDP sector


Name: 31,519 individuals (Quantity)
Description: The total number of inhabitants in Oltu District in 1897


Name: Cretan megafauna (Wildlife species)
Description: Large animal species native to the island of Crete


Name: Antes (Historical Entity)
Description: Early Slavic people who lived in Ukraine in the 5th and 6th centuries


Name: Nō and Ōmi (Towns)
Description: Two former towns in Nishikubiki District, Niigata Prefecture


Name: Old Norse name of Drammen (Name)
Description: The old name of the inner part of Drammensfjord


Name: king of the Netherlands (Polity Position)
Description: -


Name: Queen Margaret (person)
Description: A person who sought a king to rule in her place after becoming queen of Scandinavia


Name: Bridges (Structure)
Description: A structure built to span physical obstacles such as bodies of water, valleys, or roads, and consisting of one or more arches, piers, beams, or girders


Name: Proportion of gold in the alloy (Property)
Description: The proportion of gold in an alloy, denoted by karat (k).


Name: Creator deity (Religious Belief Term)
Description: The belief of Tengri as the Creator deity.


Name: Romansh (Language)
Description: One of four official languages of Switzerland, spoken primarily in the Swiss canton of Graubünden


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: The 22nd state to join the United States, located in the Southeastern region of the U.S.


Name: Ferries (Transportation)
Description: The transportation that uses Papeʻete Wharf as their main hub.


Name: continents have moved over geological timescales (geological event hypothesis)
Description: The support that fossil records provide for the continental drift theory.


Name: New ways of experiencing yellow (Art installation)
Description: Installations that create unique experiences


Name: Area code (Quantity)
Description: The area code of Afghanistan, which is +93


Name: South (Geographical region)
Description: A region characterized by the use of olive oil


Name: Greece (country)
Description: Country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Heating it in an oven for a few hours (Thermal Process)
Description: A heating process that removes the blue color from Blue John


Name: Berber Beliefs (Belief System)
Description: The beliefs of the Berber people that were influenced by various religions and mythologies.


Name: Nuclear Weapons Arsenal (Military Entity)
Description: A collection of nuclear weapons under the control of a country


Name: January 1963 (Event)
Description: A specific event in history, specifically the date with the lowest recorded temperature in Ipswich


Name: SpecialtyChemicals (Product)
Description: One of the exported products by Switzerland


Name: Oxidized Minerals and Urananyl Minerals (Mineral Resource)
Description: Minerals found in the surface ores of Shinkolobwe Ore Deposit


Name: Manchester United (Sports Team)
Description: English professional football club based in Manchester


Name: Greek world (Geographical region)
Description: The area where trade was expanded by Alexander


Name: Electron transfer (Process)
Description: The process called electron transfer


Name: 1997 (Year)
Description: Year when WNYC was no longer owned by the city


Name: a land of music and dance, with a rich musical tradition that includes everything from classical music to contemporary genres (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of music and dance, with a rich musical tradition that includes everything from classical music to contemporary genres


Name: Rebels (Group)
Description: Armed opposition groups in Mali and Libya


Name: Neo-Assyrian seal made of carnelian (Artifact)
Description: Depicting Ishtar-Gula as a star goddess


Name: Reservoirs (Water Body)
Description: An artificial or natural lake created by building a dam across a stream or river.


Name: Diamond Film (Material)
Description: A film of synthetic diamond.


Name: practice of sending Russian scientists abroad (Activity)
Description: The act of sending Russian scientists to study and work overseas.


Name: Smooth, flat faces (Geometric property)
Description: Surfaces that have no roughness or irregularities


Name: Parthenon's architectural design (Architecture Design)
Description: The unique blend of Doric and Ionic architectural elements in the Parthenon.


Name: Eastern Numidia (Geographical Subregion)
Description: Region of Numidia where the Massylii resided


Name: La canne (French martial art) (Martial Art)
Description: French martial art developed to fight with canes and swordsticks.


Name: Non-African Ancestry Population in Ivory Coast (Demographic Group)
Description: The people of non-African descent residing in Ivory Coast


Name: uniform and high-quality diamond growth (Objective of CVD growth process)
Description: The desired quality and uniformity of the grown diamonds


Name: Rococo Curves (Artistic Style)
Description: Ideal artistic curves of the day


Name: Centre Georges Pompidou (Museum)
Description: Dedicated to contemporary art, located in Paris.


Name: Gross mismatch of nuclear spin (Physical Property)
Description: Hindered in beta decay because of the gross mismatch of nuclear spin.


Name: living things (Taxonomic group)
Description: A high-level taxonomic category encompassing all organisms.


Name: Mikis Theodorakis, Manos Hatzidakis, Eleni Karaindrou, Vangelis, Demis Roussos (Musician)
Description: Composers and musicians who garnered an international following


Name: Snowflakes (Natural phenomena)
Description: Examples of large crystals include snowflakes


Name: the Arctic regions of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia (Location)
Description: The geographical areas where the Sámi people have historically lived


Name: China (culture)
Description: An ancient civilization known for its advancements in various fields, including pigment making


Name: Forms of copper (Commercial availability)
Description: The various forms that copper is commercially available in, such as sheets, rods, wire, tubing, and powder.


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: A color associated with the Virgin Mary in Roman Catholic Church paintings.


Name: re-provisioning and refitting the Spanish galleon (Action)
Description: The act of re-supplying and repairing the Spanish galleon


Name: Beidou (Satellite Navigation System)
Description: China's own satellite navigation system


Name: China State Railway Group Company (Company)
Description: State-owned railway company operating in China


Name: Silicon Dioxide (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound of silicon and oxygen with the molecular formula SiO2. It occurs as a variety of minerals and also as a synthetic material of many forms


Name: Mineral Riches (Natural Resource)
Description: A wealth of valuable minerals


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


Name: Starving Civilians (People)
Description: The starving civilians who were denied food supplies by the Taliban and their allies.


Name: Kingdom of Nekor (State)
Description: An emirate in the Rif Mountains, founded by Salih I ibn Mansur in 710


Name: artifacts unearthed in the region (artifact)
Description: Artifacts unearthed in the region, the oldest being pottery and tools dating back to the Yayoi period


Name: Phenakite gemstone (Gemstone)
Description: A large phenakite gemstone found in Sri Lanka


Name: Caldoveiro Peak, in Asturias, Spain (Geographical Feature)
Description: A peak located in Asturias, Spain.


Name: Red (Color)
Description: For the nobility during this period.


Name: 97% literacy rate (Statistic)
Description: In their respective population


Name: The European Commission (Organization)
Description: The executive branch of the European Union.


Name: traditional square seals (object)
Description: Traditional square seals continue to be used by the government of the Republic of China in Taiwan.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country located to the east of Belgium


Name: Kristin Lavransdatter (Film)
Description: A film based on a novel by a Nobel Prize winner


Name: tumulus culture (Cultural period)
Description: A cultural period in Central Europe characterized by inhumation burials in tumuli


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Location where part of the IT industry operates


Name: Australia, Philippines, Myanmar and Malaysia (Pearl Producer)
Description: Significant producers of South Sea Pearls


Name: Preservation of soft tissues as fossils (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which soft tissues are preserved and turned into fossils


Name: commander-in-chief (military rank)
Description: The position held by William I during the war with the French Republic


Name: First Emperor of China Qin Shi Huang (Person)
Description: The first emperor of China who seized power from the Zhou dynasty


Name: Renato Pagano (person)
Description: An individual who played a significant role in the investigation of Olmiite


Name: - (-)
Description: A description of the function of Turkey's municipal governments


Name: Religious Painting (Art Form)
Description: Painting influenced by religious themes


Name: Gem and mineral collections (Collection of gems and minerals)
Description: A collection of various types of gemstones and minerals


Name: Siderite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in iron deposits


Name: Poverty Rate (Statistic)
Description: The poverty rate in Cresciano


Name: Asclepius (Deity)
Description: The ancient Greek god associated with healing and medicine.


Name: Steel Authority of India (Company)
Description: The mining rights


Name: The Great St. Bernard Hound (BreedOfDog)
Description: A large breed of dog native to the Alps, specifically in Switzerland and Italy


Name: Reduction in illegal diamond trade (Statistic)
Description: Decrease in the percentage of diamonds traded illegally


Name: Japanese Table Setting (Table Setting)
Description: A traditional Japanese table setting that complements the food served.


Name: Dollaseite (Mineral)
Description: A less common mineral, a variety of Allanite.


Name: Planktonic Activity (Biological Process)
Description: The activities of organisms that drift with water currents.


Name: Leonid Kuchma (person)
Description: The second president of Ukraine who balanced the competing visions


Name: Town Meetings in New England (Political Practice)
Description: A traditional method of democratic decision-making still discussed among scholars.


Name: differences between gem laboratories (Difference)
Description: Refers to the differences in the evaluation of gemstones by different laboratories.


Name: Thomas Jenner (Person)
Description: An English physician who lived during the 18th century.


Name: Intaglio (in Western tradition) (artifact classification)
Description: Referred to when the design is cut into the flat background of the stone.


Name: Andesite (Geological formation)
Description: A type of volcanic rock


Name: Various types of liposome nanoparticles (Nanoparticle type)
Description: Different variants of liposome nanoparticles


Name: melting_pot (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that has been a melting pot of cultures, ideas, and people since its inception


Name: the National Health Commission (ResponsibleFor)
Description: The administrative body overseeing the health needs of China's population


Name: U.S. Space & Rocket Center (Attraction)
Description: A tourist attraction in Huntsville, Alabama


Name: Company name not found in the given text (Airlines)
Description: An airline headquartered in Tunisia.


Name: Transferable bonds (Financial Instrument)
Description: Bonds with denominations between £5 and £100


Name: Invasion by the Turks (Historical Event)
Description: The invasion of Italy by the Turks was aborted due to his support.


Name: Steel (Alloy)
Description: Iron alloy that contains carbon and other alloying elements


Name: Mazar-i-Sharif (City)
Description: A city located in the north of Afghanistan.


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


Name: Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: The most common of sulfide minerals and is widespread in igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.


Name: 2003 (Year)
Description: The year that the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme was established


Name: health, education, poverty, hunger, climate change, water sanitation, and hygiene (topic)
Description: key areas of concern for the Sustainable Development Goals


Name: Minoan Civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in the Aegean Sea, centered on the island of Crete


Name: 2.7% (Percentage)
Description: The growth rate of the port of Antwerp's cargo handling in 2016


Name: Research and Development (€2 billion) (Finance)
Description: Spending on R&D in Greece reached this amount in 2017


Name: Aerospace Forces (Military Branch)
Description: A branch of the Russian Armed Forces.


Name: Valdôtaine population and their language dialects (ethnic group)
Description: The people and languages specific to the Aosta Valley


Name: Great Sioux Reservation (geographical location)
Description: Reservation west of the Missouri River established by Fort Laramie Treaty


Name: a mountain goddess, a dove goddess, a snake goddess, the Potnia Theron goddess of animals, and a goddess of childbirth (deity)
Description: Archaeologists have identified various deities, among which a mountain goddess, worshipped at peak sanctuaries


Name: Anaerobic Digestion (Waste Treatment Method)
Description: A naturally occurring process of decomposition where organic matter is reduced to a simpler chemical component in the absence of oxygen


Name: Area of origin (Location)
Description: Place from which a person comes from


Name: Commercially successful extraction (Process)
Description: A commercially successful process for extracting gold from sea water


Name: Other regions where many towns, cities, and regions were established under their Nahuatl names (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions outside central Mexico that have Aztec place names


Name: Ming loyalist Fu Shan (person)
Description: A Ming loyalist who became a Daoist priest


Name: New Zealand (country)
Description: Country located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: Berber Zirid dynasty (Historical Entity)
Description: Dynasty that ruled in the Maghreb during the Middle Ages


Name: Mongolia (Country)
Description: The country where Esoteric Buddhism spread


Name: Four undisclosed minerals (Physical Entity)
Description: four minerals discovered by José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva in Europe


Name: Constituents (Citizens)
Description: The body responsible for electing Turkey's mayors


Name: Wavy-edged coins like $2 and 20-cent coins of Hong Kong and the 10-cent coins of Bahamas (Class of Coins)
Description: Coins with wavy edges


Name: Masinissa (Person)
Description: King of the Massylii


Name: Sculpture (Artwork)
Description: Creative works produced by skilled craftspersons.


Name: Copper ore (Ore)
Description: A relatively abundant substance in the story of metalworking


Name: electro-plating or steelfacing (Technique)
Description: A method used to harden the surface of a plate for drypoint printmaking.


Name: Topographic Map (Map Type)
Description: A map primarily concerned with the topographic description of a place, including the use of contour lines showing elevation.


Name: Roman Empire (27 BC – 395 AD) (Historical Event)
Description: The empire founded when Augustus Caesar declared himself Roman emperor


Name: Kuri Bay (Location)
Description: Location of one of the largest and most well-known pearl farms owned by Paspaley


Name: Mamie Eisenhower (Person)
Description: First lady who wore a pink dress during the 1953 inauguration


Name: The Star of Adam (gemstone)
Description: Largest known blue star sapphire with a weight of 1404.49 carats


Name: Central mountain ranges (Geographical Feature)
Description: Mountain systems located centrally in Morocco, including the Rif, Middle and High Atlas Mountains


Name: Golden column (Architectural element)
Description: A golden column is an architectural element that includes the carbuncle stone


Name: Magnesium phosphate (compound)
Description: Compound containing magnesium and phosphorus


Name: Fall of thousands of meteorites on 26 April 1803 from the skies of L'Aigle, France (Event)
Description: Historical event where thousands of meteorites fell in France


Name: Maritime Temperate Climate (Climate)
Description: The climate of Belgium, characterized by significant precipitation in all seasons


Name: Church of Norway (Religious Organization)
Description: The religious organization in Norway


Name: One of the world's oldest populations (Demographic Characteristic)
Description: The age demographic of Switzerland, characterized by a high average age.


Name: Women in Afghanistan (Gender)
Description: Female residents of Afghanistan


Name: economy (sector)
Description: the overall economic condition of Ukraine


Name: Arsenic (Chemical substance)
Description: A toxic chemical


Name: College hockey (Activity)
Description: Ice hockey played at a collegiate level.


Name: Lambs (Domestic Livestock)
Description: Young sheep


Name: Macedonian Empire (Empire)
Description: Empire ruled by Alexander the Great after his victories in 334 BC and 333 BC


Name: Dolomitic marble (Type of Marble)
Description: A type of marble characterized by high magnesium content


Name: Sphere (Geometric Shape)
Description: A three-dimensional geometric object with all points at an equal distance from its center.


Name: Jade or Greenstone (material_class)
Description: Precious materials used in artifacts


Name: Main figures shown not seated (Subject Position)
Description: Represents a position of the main figures in Egyptian reliefs when they are not seated


Name: Vitamin D-resistant osteomalacia (Disease)
Description: A rare condition characterized by soft, weak bones due to deficiency or malabsorption of vitamin D and impaired metabolism of phosphate


Name: High strength of Alumina (Physical Property)
Description: The physical property that allows the material to withstand stress without deforming


Name: thylacines (species)
Description: an extinct marsupial carnivore also known as the Tasmanian tiger


Name: Dutch East India Company ethnonym for Taiwanese aboriginals (Ethnonym)
Description: The name of a Taiwanese aboriginal tribe, possibly Taivoan people


Name: 1882 (Year)
Description: Year when the rivalry started


Name: Mn53 (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of manganese with atomic mass 53


Name: Charles Bridge (Bridge)
Description: A historic bridge that crosses the Vltava River in Prague, Czech Republic


Name: Large impact of elemental silicon on modern world economy (Economic impact)
Description: The small portion used in semiconductor electronics is essential to the transistors and integrated circuit chips


Name: Paris (City)
Description: The capital city of France and the European Union (EU)


Name: Various contents of H2O (water), hydroxyl groups and vacancy substitutions (Chemical composition)
Description: Components that affect the mineral's magnetic and crystal chemical properties


Name: Organic matter (Scientific Concept)
Description: Biological material in the process of decaying or decomposing, such as humus


Name: Larne Leisure Centre (Leisure Centre)
Description: A leisure facility located in Larne


Name: $1 million (Monetary Value)
Description: The median house price in New York City as of 2023.


Name: Yangtze River Delta and Liaoning province (Geographical Location)
Description: The areas where Dushan jade was mined during Neolithic times.


Name: Bronze metallurgy in China (technological advancement)
Description: The production and usage of bronze in China


Name: layering (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which Agates grow.


Name: 日本 (Geographical Name)
Description: -


Name: More than 23,000 classified meteorite specimens (Specimen count)
Description: The number of classified meteorite specimens produced by the combined efforts


Name: Reform through labor (laogai) (System)
Description: A system of forced labor and re-education in China, enforced as a form of punishment.


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


Name: [Seville Metro, Málaga Metro, Granada Metro] (Rapid Transit Systems)
Description: Three operating rapid transit systems in Andalucia


Name: Mavrovouni (Peak)
Description: One of the southern peaks of Hymettus today


Name: Daoism and Buddhism (Religions)
Description: Philosophies that had a stronger representation in Chinese art centers


Name: Beryllium-9 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of the element Beryllium


Name: Decline of Ghana (Historical Event)
Description: The decline of Ghana


Name: Pinna (Species)
Description: A species that produces pearls of interest as gemstones


Name: Carthage's North African territory (geographical location)
Description: North African territories controlled by Carthage


Name: 5% of outdoor homelessness (Statistical data)
Description: The city represents 5% of the total number of unsheltered homeless people in all cities.


Name: Paris (City)
Description: The capital city of Clovis' kingdom


Name: Ridley (1986) (Publication)
Description: Publication that suggests teleological classification as a theoretically possible principle of classification


Name: Calcareous Phyllites and Schists (Geological Rock Types)
Description: Strongly foliated rocks rich in micas


Name: Mineral (concept in geology and mineralogy)
Description: a solid substance with a well-defined chemical composition and specific crystal structure that occurs naturally in pure form


Name: World War I (War)
Description: The global war centred on the conflict between the Allies and Central Powers.


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country located in Northwestern Europe


Name: Two lineages of Paleozoic echinoids (Subset of echinoids)
Description: Two surviving lineages of echinoids from the Paleozoic era


Name: Other Hindus (People)
Description: Adherents of Hinduism who do not or did not believe in God


Name: Western Europe (Geographical region)
Description: The western part of the continent of Europe


Name: Alabama Shakespeare Festival (Theater festival)
Description: One of the ten largest Shakespeare festivals in the world.


Name: Tube Feet (Physical Feature)
Description: The five-parted locomotion structure on a sea urchin's test.


Name: Andalusia can be divided into three regions: the Sierra Morena, the Valley [of the Guadalquivir] and the [Cordillera] Penibética. (Statement)
Description: A statement made by Antonio Domínguez Ortiz about the geographic division of Andalusia.


Name: Pteraspis (Animal)
Description: A streamlined agnathan jawless fish found in the Hunsrück Slate


Name: Florentine style (Artistic Style)
Description: A style based on disegno or line-based drawing, rather than Venetian color


Name: Thai language (language)
Description: The national language of Thailand


Name: 2018 Freedom of Thought Report (report)
Description: Report measuring freedom of thought and belief worldwide


Name: Inner Product (Mathematical operation)
Description: A binary operation that takes two vectors as inputs and produces a scalar output, representing the geometric relationship between the input vectors.


Name: Qianlong Emperor (person)
Description: The Qianlong Emperor was the fourth emperor of the Manchu Qing dynasty of China.


Name: structural similarity (geological property)
Description: Groups minerals by structural similarity within a given type or class


Name: Tail of Gecko (Part_of_reptile)
Description: A part of the gecko used as a distraction in defense.


Name: European Union (Political Entity)
Description: An economic and political union of 27 European countries


Name: Peloponnese (Region)
Description: A peninsula in southern Greece, containing the city-states of Ancient Sparta and Ancient Mycenae.


Name: Emperor Wen of Sui (person)
Description: the first emperor of the Sui dynasty, who ruled from 581 to 604


Name: Degree, Radian, Gradian (Angular Unit)
Description: Units used to measure angles throughout history and still in contemporary use.


Name: Balts (ethnic group)
Description: Indo-European people who live in the Baltic states of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia


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


Name: Osteoporosis (Health Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by weakened bones and a higher risk of fractures.


Name: only nine years of schooling (education requirement)
Description: Mandating only nine years of schooling


Name: during the Paleolithic (Time_period)
Description: A time period representing the earliest human arrivals in China.


Name: Living organisms (Life form)
Description: Organisms capable of metabolism, growth, reproduction, response to stimuli, and maintenance of homeostasis


Name: Biological model (Category)
Description: An organism or system used in scientific research to study biological processes or test hypotheses.


Name: Celtic tribes (human_group)
Description: Ancient ethnic groups of the Iron Age in Europe.


Name: Sound Waves (Acoustic wave)
Description: A mechanical wave that results from the oscillation of particles


Name: World Trade Organization (WTO) (International Organization)
Description: World Trade Organization


Name: Rock Strata (Geological Feature)
Description: Layered sequences of sedimentary or volcanic rocks


Name: Granulite (Rock)
Description: A coarse-grained plutonic rock


Name: forests, rivers and mountains (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Some of the natural features found in New Zealand


Name: Meissen (Location)
Description: Manufacturing site for European porcelain


Name: Optimal Color Solid (Color solid)
Description: A type of color solid that contains all the colors humans are able to see


Name: people in Collonges who have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion (Attribute)
Description: People in Collonges who have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion


Name: Mobile (City)
Description: The city is located southwest of Birmingham, and was incorporated on August 7, 1819.


Name: Sugar and commercially produced flavors, preservatives, and food coloring (Substance)
Description: A mixture of sugar, commercial flavors, preservatives, and food coloring


Name: Kastro (castle) (Castle)
Description: A castle on Skyros that dates from the Venetian occupation (13th to 15th centuries).


Name: Research centers (Industry)
Description: Facilities dedicated to scientific research and experimentation


Name: Magnesium diuranate production process (Process)
Description: The process of producing MDU from uranyl nitrate solution


Name: certain teachings and doctrines in early Buddhism (Buddhist teachings)
Description: Teachings and doctrines that some scholars question their authenticity in early Buddhism


Name: Twenty-four artificial isotopes (Physical property of Iron)
Description: Twenty-four artificial isotopes have been created from iron.


Name: Attalids (Dynasty)
Description: The dynasty Synnada belonged to during the Hellenistic period


Name: Bohemia and Hungary (Region)
Description: Regions in Europe under Ottoman occupation


Name: UK economy (Economy)
Description: National economic system of the United Kingdom


Name: Azores (Region)
Description: An autonomous region of Portugal in the North Atlantic Ocean.


Name: The Nobel Prize (Award)
Description: For her work in physics and chemistry


Name: Functional, decorative and funerary uses (Uses)
Description: Various uses of ancient Greek pottery, including functional, decorative, and funerary purposes


Name: beryl dissolution cavities at the Noumas II Pegmatite, Orange River pegmatite belt in the Northern Cape of South Africa (Location)
Description: A location where small crystals of phenakite are noted


Name: quantity (property)
Description: A property defined via rdf:Property in the context of RDF


Name: Piccioni, et al. (scientist)
Description: A team of scientists who conducted research on Venus.


Name: Ammolite (Mineral)
Description: Iridescent opal-like mineral with a thin sheet, c. 0.5–0.8 mm in thickness.


Name: Italian (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Italy.


Name: Catholic Community in Tunisia (Religious Group)
Description: The Catholic community in Tunisia is the largest among Christians


Name: Rare-Earth Elements (Class: Chemical element)
Description: A class of metallic elements characterized by lanthanum and actinium and the lanthanides that resemble them in their properties.


Name: four geographically extensive strewn fields (Geographical Feature)
Description: Geographically extensive areas where tektites have been found.


Name: Elvira (now Granada), Ecija, and Jaen (Location)
Description: Cities where Sulayman drew support from Berbers


Name: One Etruscan individual (Individual)
Description: An Etruscan individual buried in Veio Grotta Gramiccia from the Villanovan era


Name: Titanium Tetrachloride (TiCl4) (Compound)
Description: A compound of Titanium


Name: Wave guides (Device)
Description: Devices used for guiding electromagnetic waves.


Name: Buddhist statues (sculpture)
Description: Buddhist statues such as the near life-size set of Yixian glazed pottery luohans


Name: in the time of political liberalization of Czechoslovakia in the 1960s (historical period)
Description: The period of political liberalization in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s


Name: Phenocryst (mineral)
Description: Crystals that are larger than the matrix and identifiable with the unaided eye


Name: Tertiary Education Qualification (Quality of Education)
Description: Indicates the proportion of individuals aged 25 to 34 with some form of tertiary education qualification


Name: Greek War of Independence (Historical Event)
Description: The war for Greek independence from the Ottoman Empire


Name: Robert Boyle's Work on Air and Combustion (Scientific Work)
Description: Work conducted by Robert Boyle regarding air and combustion


Name: 6 on the Mohs scale (Hardness scale)
Description: A scale used to measure the hardness of minerals, where talc is 1 and diamond is 10


Name: The Constitution (document)
Description: The founding document of the United States government


Name: Corallium rubrum (Species)
Description: New name for red coral, found mainly in the Mediterranean Sea.


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


Name: Transformation (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is also a symbol of transformation.


Name: Muzo mines (mines)
Description: The largest emerald mines in Colombia.


Name: James Madison (Individual)
Description: An American founding father and the fourth President of the United States


Name: Coccyx (in hominid primates) (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The vestigial of the tail in animals that evolved to lose it


Name: British Literature (Literature)
Description: Literature associated with the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.


Name: Henri Becquerel (Person)
Description: French physicist best known for his discovery of radioactivity


Name: 7th millennium BCE (Time Period)
Description: The earliest known maps' origin.


Name: Icelandic influence (Culture)
Description: Cultural influence from Iceland


Name: Mineral bridges (Structural feature)
Description: The connecting nanoscale features between aragonite plates in nacre-like composites


Name: Remco Evenepoel (Athlete)
Description: Belgian cyclist


Name: Democratization (Political System)
Description: The lifting of martial law ushered a period of democratization in Taiwan


Name: Location of Waste Treatment and Disposal Facilities (Geographical Location)
Description: The places where waste treatment facilities are situated


Name: Black opal (sub-category)
Description: considered the rarest


Name: Traditional Chinese Culture (Idea)
Description: Cultural practices and traditions rooted in China's history


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


Name: Ormos Korthiou (Town)
Description: A town on the island of Andros


Name: Protestantism (Religion)
Description: One of the minority Christian faiths growing in Italy.


Name: large amounts of figurative sculpture (Artifact)
Description: A significant amount of sculptural work


Name: Colored Fulgurites (Geological Formation)
Description: Lightning can strike man-made objects, resulting in colored fulgurites


Name: Coastal cities (Geographical location)
Description: Cities along the coast of modern-day Tunisia.


Name: Many Taiwanese students (group of people)
Description: A large number of students from Taiwan


Name: LibreOffice Calc (Product)
Description: A spreadsheet component of the LibreOffice productivity suite, with functionality for working with geospatial data


Name: [45 biosphere reserves, 64 national parks, and 101 nature reserves] (ProtectedAreaType)
Description: Types of protected areas in Russia


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A solid form of pure carbon with its atoms arranged in a crystal


Name: Borders (Neighboring Countries)
Description: The bordering countries of Spain.


Name: German-speaking territories (Geographical Area)
Description: The territories where German was spoken in Austria


Name: 42Ca to 44Ca (Isotope range)
Description: Isotopes lighter than 42Ca usually undergo beta plus decay to isotopes of potassium, while isotopes heavier than 44Ca usually undergo beta minus decay.


Name: Rivers (Rhine, Rhône, Inn, Po) (Hydrosphere)
Description: Major rivers that originate in the Alps


Name: Etruria's ally Carthage (alliance)
Description: Carthage allied with Etruscan culture


Name: Higher Education and Research Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to numerous prestigious universities, research institutions, and think tanks.


Name: Meat (Agricultural Product)
Description: One of the major export products of New Zealand


Name: pearl of ebb, pearl of flood (Artifact)
Description: The 'pearl of ebb' and the 'pearl of flood'


Name: Two-line ferrihydrite precursor (Compound)
Description: A compound used as a precursor for hematite synthesis


Name: Accessories (Artifact)
Description: Waist chains have been used in India, as accessories


Name: Balkans (Geographical Region)
Description: A region of southeastern Europe


Name: cold winters (Weather Condition)
Description: A period characterized by low temperatures.


Name: Aristocrats in the state of Chu (Social Group)
Description: Nobles from the ancient Chinese state of Chu


Name: The Heartless Stone (book) (Book)
Description: A 2006 book discussing the issues of conflict diamonds and the Kimberley Process


Name: Metasedimentary rocks (Subtype of metamorphic rock)
Description: A category of metamorphic rocks derived from sedimentary rocks


Name: Abrasive (Material usage)
Description: An abrasive made from corundum used on sandpaper and large tools.


Name: Indian peafowl (P. c. nigripennis) or even a separate species (P. nigripennis) (Species)
Description: A subspecies of the Indian peafowl or considered as a separate species


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


Name: Tlaloc (deity)
Description: Rain and storm deity


Name: Henrik Ibsen (Author)
Description: Norwegian playwright


Name: Ice-Cover Prevention (Environmental Impact)
Description: The process by which the Gulf Stream prevents the northernmost coast of Norway from being ice-covered during winter


Name: 2030 (Year)
Description: A year in the future.


Name: Erlikilyika (Person)
Description: An Australian Aboriginal artist


Name: Nature Spirits (Religious Concept Term)
Description: The association of Tengri with Nature Spirits.


Name: Algerian authorities (Government)
Description: The government of Algeria during the events of January 1992


Name: Terracotta Army (Artifact)
Description: A collection of man-sized terracotta sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang.


Name: Guelmim-Es Semara region (Region)
Description: The region where the Tissint meteorite fell in Morocco


Name: Zimbabwean Sculptors (People)
Description: Modern sculptors achieved international success in soapstone


Name: Ticinese workforce (Occupation)
Description: In 2016, Tertiary sector workers make up 76.5% of the Ticinese workforce, compared to the Swiss average of 67.1%.


Name: ISKCON, Sathya Sai Organization, Vedanta Society (Hindu organization)
Description: Missionary organizations that have been influential in spreading the core culture of Hinduism outside India


Name: 53 Species (Compounds)
Description: A set of chemical compounds involved in the combustion process


Name: Geological periods (time periods)
Description: Subdivisions of geological eras, defined by major changes in the fossil record and environmental conditions


Name: UNESCO (Organization)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: Black Cultured Pearls (Mineral)
Description: Cultured black pearls produced using Pinctada margaritifera oysters.


Name: Ometeotl (God)
Description: The supreme god of the Nahuas' metaphysics


Name: Limestone (sedimentary rock)
Description: Rock formed from mineral sediments, such as calcite or aragonite


Name: Vardar valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A valley that is important for North Macedonia's transport links.


Name: Die Welt (Newspaper)
Description: One of the papers with the highest circulation in Germany


Name: urban areas (Geographical region)
Description: Areas within the boundaries of a city or town.


Name: Traditional Art (Methodology)
Description: One method of passing down Japanese myths


Name: Medicine (Healthcare)
Description: The practice of caring for a patient


Name: Serpentines (mineral)
Description: Description of the minerals found in the marble


Name: Intense laser pulse in low-density plasma (Process)
Description: The process of creating these mirrors.


Name: Featherwork (Art/Cultural Artifact)
Description: 'ʻiʻiwi managed to survive despite its popularity due to featherwork.


Name: Addition and comparison with 1 (Mathematical operation)
Description: In finite number addition, the sum of two infinities is twice the original infinite number. Infinite numbers are also distinct from any finite number, including one.


Name: The open-pit Barton Garnet Mine (Mine)
Description: Yields the world's largest single crystals of garnet


Name: House of Valois-Burgundy and their Habsburg heirs (Political Entity)
Description: The ruling dynasty of the Low Countries from 1384 to 1581


Name: Year 1958 (Date)
Description: The year 1958


Name: Winds (implicitly tides) (Natural phenomenon)
Description: The winds (and by implication, the tides) that Hoori is told he can create by whistling.


Name: Earliest Tin-Alloy Bronze (Artifact)
Description: The earliest known tin alloy bronze dated to the mid-5th millennium BC


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


Name: Vendimia Planitia, Other three unnamed basins on Ceres (large shallow basins (planitiae))
Description: Large, degraded craters or eroded basins on the surface of Ceres


Name: Typical Austrian dishes (Food)
Description: Various traditional dishes such as Wiener Schnitzel, Schweinsbraten, Kaiserschmarren, Knödel, Sachertorte, Tafelspitz, and Kärntner Kasnudeln.


Name: World Health Organization (Organization)
Description: International organization responsible for international public health


Name: Second Sino-Japanese War (conflict)
Description: war between China and Japan


Name: Copper (Chemical Element)
Description: A ductile metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity


Name: Early English literature (literature)
Description: Literature originating from Britain in the early days of New Zealand


Name: Arab culture (culture)
Description: Culture spread by Arab migrations and influence


Name: Selma to Montgomery marches (Event)
Description: Series of protest marches that took place in Alabama from Selma to Montgomery in 1965.


Name: Independent Greece (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Tibet (Region)
Description: a region of China, bordering on India


Name: Portuguese Language (Language)
Description: The official language of Brazil


Name: strong_economy (EconomicQuality)
Description: undefined


Name: Milky Way (Galaxy)
Description: The Milky Way is a barred spiral galaxy with which the Solar System is located.


Name: Vietnam-Australia Free Trade Agreement (AVFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and Vietnam. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Upper Paleolithic art (Art)
Description: Sculptures, cave paintings, rock paintings and petroglyphs from the Upper Paleolithic


Name: 3,682 species (Species count)
Description: The total number of threatened and near-threatened species in Norway


Name: The New York Public Library (NYPL) (Library)
Description: A public library system in the U.S. state of New York, serving the city of New York and its boroughs


Name: Hyacinth (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone mentioned in Revelation 9:17


Name: Palmaria (Roman camp) (Historical Site)
Description: A Roman camp that Palma was founded upon.


Name: Brig (Location)
Description: A town located in Valais, near the Great St. Bernard Pass


Name: extensive warfare (Event)
Description: Including coups, invasions, insurgencies, and civil wars.


Name: Etruscan civilization (Culture)
Description: The historical Etruscan culture


Name: Nossa Senhora da Guia (Religious Event)
Description: A celebration originally started by local fisherman in the name of the Virgin Mary


Name: Eastern Anatolia (Geographical Location)
Description: The eastern part of modern-day Turkey


Name: Consumer culture (Economic Concept)
Description: Practice of exchanging goods and services, especially in a capitalist system


Name: The Rarons (historical figure)
Description: The Raron family during the Raron affair


Name: Roman Catholic Church (Religious Organization)
Description: a Christian denomination that is the largest and most influential of the Western religious bodies


Name: Neo-Babylonian Empire (empire)
Description: One of the divisions of the Bronze Age Levant


Name: Hydrofluoric acid (chemical compound)
Description: A corrosive acid that reacts with most metals, producing hydrogen gas and the corresponding metal fluoride


Name: English text 'City of ARAD Israel' (Text)
Description: The English text that is written at the bottom of Arad's flag


Name: The Hittite Empire was established (Event)
Description: -


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


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located on the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe.


Name: Plato (philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and student of Socrates


Name: Mineral Inclusions (State of Occurrence)
Description: Gold occurs in mineral inclusions, such as within pyrite.


Name: Segregation in Belgian Education System (Policy)
Description: The Belgian education system is segregated into secular and religious schools.


Name: a low pressure, hydrothermal environment or in a contact zone in the veins and skarns of a stratiform Zn-Mn ore body. (Formation environment)
Description: The conditions under which the mineral forms


Name: Four Cs (color, cut, clarity, carat) (Grading system)
Description: The criteria used to evaluate diamonds for quality and value


Name: 'Waltzing Matilda' (Literature)
Description: A bush poem regarded as Australia's unofficial national anthem


Name: Red foxes (Subspecies)
Description: Red foxes found in greater numbers in the northern parts of California


Name: Animal by-products (Food material)
Description: Remaining parts of animals after stripping meat, which can include animal feet, livers, lungs, heads, spleens, etc or an admixture in the form of meat and bone meal


Name: Mughal Empire (Historical region)
Description: An imperial power in the Indian subcontinent from 1526 to 1857


Name: Web Ontology Language (OWL) (ontology language)
Description: A language for expressing ontologies on the Semantic Web.


Name: Hamsa (Symbol)
Description: Counter-example to the textual emphasis of Jewish amulets.


Name: six terrestrial ecoregions (ecoregion)
Description: natural areas of the land


Name: Fairfield, New Haven and Litchfield counties in western Connecticut together with New York City and other parts of New York and New Jersey as a combined statistical area (Geographical region)
Description: A grouping of regions for statistical purposes by the U.S. Census Bureau


Name: Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Decorative ornaments made from precious materials


Name: Karl Gustav Fiedler (person)
Description: Mineralogist and mining engineer who documented the phenomenon of fulgurites in 1817


Name: Lead (Material)
Description: A heavy metal used in a variety of products and as a radioprotective material.


Name: British Home Civil Service (Institution)
Description: Civil service in the United Kingdom


Name: taxes (Taxes)
Description: Fiscal levies imposed by a government


Name: Semiconductor (doped or gated) (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A semiconductor that has been modified to have a surplus or deficiency of electrons.


Name: Supreme People's Court (Judicial Body)
Description: The judicial body in China


Name: Coffea arabica (Plant)
Description: The variety of coffee plant native to Ethiopia and Arabia, from which the Mocha coffee originates.


Name: 1825 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: J. S. G. Boggs' superlative imitations of banknotes (artwork)
Description: Detailed pencil drawings of banknotes created by J. S. G. Boggs


Name: 1914 AD (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: a subarctic climate (Climate)
Description: A climate characterized by relatively long, cold winters and comparatively warm summers.


Name: Natural Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: Sapphires in their natural state without any treatment


Name: Chicken egg yolks, fat, and skin (Part of a chicken)
Description: The yellow color comes from the feed the chickens consume


Name: Total Employment in the UK Public Sector (Employee Count)
Description: 6.04 million as of 2012


Name: Fifth in Other Ships (Maritime Ranking)
Description: Global Ranking


Name: Crusino I Sommaripa (Person)
Description: Lord of Paros and Triarch of Negroponte


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive, pale yellow gas


Name: Insights of metazoan evolution (Scientific finding)
Description: New insights about the evolution of metazoans at its earliest stages


Name: Guadalete and Barbate (river)
Description: Rivers that flow into the Atlantic


Name: Few or no military conflicts (Historical Event)
Description: A characteristic of the Minoan civilization according to historical records


Name: CR-V models (Product)
Description: Cars produced by the company


Name: Food preservatives (Preservative)
Description: Substance added to food to prevent spoilage


Name: Accumulation of copper in body tissues (Health Condition)
Description: The buildup of excess copper in various organs and tissues.


Name: Elgin Marbles (Artifact)
Description: A collection of classical Greek marble sculptures


Name: Moroccan music, Gasba, Kabyle and Chawi music, Tuareg music (Music Styles)
Description: Some of the best known regional styles


Name: 200-800 meters elevation range (Geographical Feature)
Description: Elevation range from 200 to 800 meters


Name: uncommon disruption events of large stony or icy bodies (Celestial event)
Description: Rare events where large stony or icy bodies are disrupted in the atmosphere


Name: Mosque of Uqba (Historical Building)
Description: A mosque in Tunisia, notable for its lusterware decoration


Name: Semiprecious stone (Classification of gemstones)
Description: A category of precious stones that are not quite as valuable as the most valuable, or cardinal, gemstones


Name: hearts and arrows effect (visual phenomenon in diamond)
Description: Visual phenomenon seen in the top-tier cut


Name: Climate of Australia (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: The climate of the country Australia


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


Name: Creation of Truth Commission (CC) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Directory (Government Body)
Description: A five-member executive body that governed France from 1795 to 1799.


Name: Environmental Life-cycle Assessment (LCA) (Methodology)
Description: An assessment method used to evaluate environmental impacts across the life cycle of a product.


Name: Greek-speaking kingdoms (Political Entity)
Description: Kingdoms established across the known world during the Hellenistic period


Name: Light-Adapted Human Eye (Organ)
Description: The human eye in a light-adapted state


Name: Various buildings in industrialized countries (implied) (Building)
Description: Different types of buildings constructed in industrialized countries with wood


Name: Charles the Bald (Person)
Description: King of West Francia from 840 to 877.


Name: Iran (Country)
Description: a country situated to the west of Afghanistan, deciding to deport Afghan nationals back to Afghanistan


Name: X-rays (Medical imaging technique)
Description: Technique used to distinguish cultured pearls from natural pearls


Name: Irrigated Cultivation (Activity)
Description: Cultivation using irrigation


Name: Beef (Food)
Description: The flesh of a young cow or other bovine, typically eaten cooked as food.


Name: Campbell R. Bridges' murderers (Group)
Description: The murderers of Campbell R. Bridges were sentenced in December 2014


Name: History of the periodic table (Historical Context)
Description: The historical development and evolution of the periodic table


Name: Crystalline bulk silicon (Inorganic substance)
Description: A form of pure silicon with a crystalline structure


Name: Andalusia (Geographical Area)
Description: A region in southern Spain


Name: Chinese history (History)
Description: The traditional and modern studies of the past events, societies, and cultures of China, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse perspectives.


Name: Imperial Seal (Seal)
Description: Seals used by the Emperors of China for art appraisal and appreciation


Name: Vietnamese War (Historical Event)
Description: A long, costly armed conflict in Vietnam, the United States, and North Korea against communist North Vietnam and its allies on the South Vietnamese and Viet Cong.


Name: Terbium doped dense flint glasses or in crystals of TGG (Inorganic Compound)
Description: The Verdet constant is found with a higher value in Terbium doped dense flint glasses or in crystals of Terbium gallium garnet


Name: ordinary people, administrative clerks and intellectuals (social group)
Description: Individuals allowed to wear black clothes according to the Song dynasty's regulations


Name: Planar Conic Section (Geometric Figure)
Description: A geometric figure defined in a plane, such as an ellipse or hyperbola


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia and the world's most populous country


Name: Western clothing (Clothing)
Description: Western suits and ties during informal occasions in the mid-1930s


Name: Ang Lee (Person)
Description: A Taiwanese film director known for his work in both Taiwanese and Hollywood films


Name: Silver (Metal)
Description: A soft metal, important in jewellery and silverware


Name: northeast coast (Coast)
Description: Northeastern part of Mallorca's coastline


Name: Eastern Basketball Association (1967–1983) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed from 1967 to 1983


Name: the total number of individuals in Collonges (Attribute)
Description: The total number of individuals in Collonges


Name: rural Berber dress (Costume)
Description: One of the three basic categories of costumes identified in Costumes du Maroc


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Europe and the eastern part of the Mediterranean


Name: Late Bronze- and early Iron ages (Time period)
Description: Period when proto-Berber tribes evolved from these prehistoric communities


Name: National Football League (SportsLeague)
Description: Professional American football league


Name: Arad's main football stadium (Stadium)
Description: The main football stadium located nearby the Ayanot neighborhood in Arad.


Name: Nieuw Amsterdam (City)
Description: The original name of Fort Amsterdam before it was renamed


Name: Source (Origin)
Description: The place where the diamond was mined


Name: oil (Fluid)
Description: Oil used to pressurize upon heating in the disc-type barrel


Name: This Text (Text)
Description: The text generated from the input


Name: Geology (Science)
Description: The study of Earth and its components, including the study of rock formations


Name: steel production (industry)
Description: Industry where metallurgical grade fluorite is used


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A sovereign country in the Southern Hemisphere, located mainly on its namesake continent


Name: John Bartram (Person)
Description: American naturalist, botanist, and farmer


Name: More naturalistic style (Artistic style)
Description: A style that is more lifelike and less stylized.


Name: Magnetic properties (physical property)
Description: The magnetic nature of ferritic stainless steel.


Name: Sapphire crystal (Mineral)
Description: Transparent, hard, and scratch-resistant crystalline form of sapphire


Name: Jewellery with cut steel intermixed with large crystals (artifact)
Description: A type of jewelry design introduced by Matthew Boulton


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Place where iron working was introduced in the late 11th century BC


Name: Greisens (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of rock formed by alteration due to the infiltration of hydrothermal fluids


Name: 6Li (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of lithium with 3 protons and 6 neutrons.


Name: All sorts of objects (objects)
Description: Objects decorated with relief art


Name: Corsica (island)
Description: Island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Mutsu Province (administrative_division)
Description: An ancient province in northern Honshū


Name: Georgie Claiborne Watkins (Person)
Description: Wife of Pope Yeatman


Name: Aztec realm (Geographical region)
Description: The territory governed by the Aztecs.


Name: Germany (quarries mostly south of River Mosel and west of Rhine) (Country)
Description: The country where the Hunsrück slate fossil localities are located


Name: Plagioclase Feldspars (Mineral Class)
Description: A series of minerals that comprise a continuous series from sodium-rich to calcium-rich.


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeastern Europe


Name: Sarmatian, Hun and Gothic empires (empires)
Description: The successive multi-ethnic confederacies that the Slavs were part of before they were known to the Roman world


Name: [Constantine, Methodius] (Group)
Description: The future Saints Cyril and Methodius


Name: A subsurface ocean of liquid water (Subsurface Features)
Description: -


Name: Simplifying and Regularizing Transactions (Action)
Description: These early coins were used to simplify and regularize the task of measuring and weighing bullion


Name: The Spanish capital of Mexico City (City)
Description: Mexico City during the colonial period under the Spanish rule


Name: Visitors (Group)
Description: The group of people who experienced the sublime effects of Alpine nature.


Name: Trunk (in fish and amphibians) (Anatomical Location)
Description: The main part of the body of an animal, excluding the limbs and head


Name: Pindus mountain range (MountainRange)
Description: The longest and the most important mountain range in Greece, extending through western and northern parts of the country


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


Name: Mechanical strength, Thermal shock resistance (Property)
Description: Properties that are affected by the needle shape of mullite


Name: Grand-Bassam (Geographical location)
Description: A city and port in Ivory Coast.


Name: mineral assemblages (Mineral Assemblage)
Description: The minerals glaucophane, lawsonite or epidote, jadeite, albite or chlorite, garnet, and muscovite.


Name: Around 500,000 (Number)
Description: To a higher number


Name: During the diamond's formation, plastic deformation is caused in the crystal lattice structure (scientific concept)
Description: The most accepted theory is during the diamond's formation, plastic deformation is caused in the crystal lattice structure.


Name: Pierre Curie (Person)
Description: Polish and French physicist, professor at the University of Paris, and husband of Marie Curie


Name: churches (interior) (Building)
Description: In the context of English heraldry


Name: Ensure correct image engraving (Action)
Description: To avoid engraving the image incorrectly


Name: Subduction zone metamorphism (Geological process)
Description: A geological process that occurs in subduction zones


Name: Pyrite Structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: A crystal structure shared by Iron Pyrite and other MX2 compounds


Name: Great Moravians (Culture)
Description: An early Slavic state in central Europe that existed from the 9th century to the 10th century


Name: Vendian Biota (Biota)
Description: A richly diverse assembly of early multicellular eukaryotes from 575 million years ago


Name: Monazite (Mineral)
Description: Important mineral in REE extraction and geochronology


Name: Headphones (Electronic Device)
Description: Personal audio equipment for listening to sound


Name: Pearl luster (Physical property)
Description: The unique luster of pearls depends upon the reflection, refraction, and diffraction of light from the translucent layers.


Name: Russian Ministry of Defense (Government Body)
Description: The government department responsible for managing the military forces in Russia


Name: Lechatelierite (Mineraloid)
Description: An amorphous silica glass


Name: Jewellery (Object)
Description: An item or objects worn on the body, used for various purposes


Name: Alexandre Brongniart (Person)
Description: A French geologist and mineralogist.


Name: Diamond mines controlled by revolutionary groups (Geological formation)
Description: Mines exploited for financing operations


Name: Danube Steamship Transport Company Captain (Compound Noun)
Description: A title combining the roles of Danube steamship transport company and captain


Name: 27.9 inches (710 millimeters) (measurement)
Description: the average annual snowfall in New York City


Name: Pencil of spheres (Geometric concept)
Description: A set of all spheres satisfying the given equation


Name: Tridymite, cristobalite, Coesite, Stishovite, Moganite, Lechatelierite (Polymorphs of SiO2)
Description: High-temperature and pressure polymorphs of silica


Name: South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Organization)
Description: Regional intergovernmental organization.


Name: Habitat for aquatic life (Biology)
Description: A type of habitat where an organism lives, such as a river, lake, or ocean


Name: International Civil Service Tribunals (Legal Body)
Description: Courts established by international organizations to hear disputes related to the international civil service.


Name: Indigo or blue-violet (color)
Description: A color considered as the complement of yellow in traditional painting


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: a political union of four countries with each preserving elements of distinctive traditions, customs and symbolism


Name: Ancient Greeks (ancient civilization)
Description: Civilization that existed in Greece from 800 BCE to 146 BCE


Name: Scanian Thing (Historical event)
Description: One of three things electing the Danish king


Name: European nations (Nation)
Description: The Barbary pirates were feared by European nations due to their disruptive activities.


Name: Conductivity (Physical Property)
Description: Ability of a material to conduct electric current


Name: Metamorphic Recrystallization, Bimetasomatic Reaction, Infiltration Metasomatism (Geological Processes)
Description: Processes that lead to the formation of skarns.


Name: D'Entrecasteaux Islands (Geographical Feature)
Description: A group of islands in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: World War II (1939–1945) (event)
Description: A global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945, involving the vast majority of the world's countries—including all the great powers


Name: Silicon Quantum Dots (Compound)
Description: A type of quantum dot made from silicon


Name: Alaska Magazine (Publication)
Description: A magazine published in Alaska


Name: Insulated Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed to keep food and drinks at the proper temperature for extended periods, often featuring double-walled construction or special materials


Name: EETA79001A (Meteorite)
Description: Another meteorite


Name: Tlaxcala and Puebla valley (Geographical Location)
Description: Specific regions within the Basin of Mexico


Name: Pahá Sápa (Name (Lakota))
Description: The name of the range in Lakota


Name: Aluminium Oxide Product (Product)
Description: The product obtained from the process of producing aluminium oxide


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion native to India with a vast array of traditions and practices, and no central doctrinal authority.


Name: Dynamothermal Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A type of regional metamorphism characterized by high temperatures and pressures.


Name: Cuisine (Food and Beverage)
Description: Known for its meats, fish, sausages, rye bread, pastries, cookies, beer, Jenever, Advocaat, Gouda cheese, Leyden cheese, Edam cheese, Leerdammer cheese, Beemster cheese, and mayonnaise


Name: 24k (0.9999) purity (Purity level)
Description: The typical purity level of bullion coins or bars, which is 24 karat.


Name: ceria, lanthana, and didymia (Compounds)
Description: Oxides separated between 1839 and 1843


Name: Milton Keynes Hoard (artifact collection)
Description: -


Name: Neutron Bombardment during operation (Process)
Description: Posing a slight radiation hazard


Name: gross_domestic_product (Economy)
Description: The total value of goods and services produced by a country in a given period, usually one year


Name: Wallonia (Region)
Description: One of the two main regions of Belgium, known for being one of Europe's most secular/least religious regions.


Name: 8th Lithuanian Infantry Regiment (Military Unit)
Description: A military unit of the Russian Empire


Name: Prostitutes' Family (People)
Description: Family members of prostitutes in ancient China


Name: other building structures (Building structure)
Description: Another application of metal in construction.


Name: Regulation (Legal and Governmental Term)
Description: A rule or law established by a governing body.


Name: high-temperature superconductor (Physical state)
Description: In 2001


Name: Gadolinium (Element)
Description: Not further specified.


Name: African economic affairs (EconomicAffairs)
Description: The involvement of Morocco in the economic matters of Africa


Name: Colombian government and FARC (Organization)
Description: The Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.


Name: High Transparency (Physical Property)
Description: The ability to transmit light with minimal absorption or scattering


Name: Summer (Season)
Description: Most rain falls during the summer in the Czech Republic


Name: Water (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula H2O. It is a transparent, tasteless, odorless, and nearly colorless chemical substance


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: The country Norway where Oppdal is located


Name: 42 ambulance services (Organization)
Description: Ambulance services located in Westchester County


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: The sixth element in the periodic table


Name: Cristóbal de Morales (Composer)
Description: A composer significant in the history of Andalusian music.


Name: UN's Human Development Index (HDI) (index)
Description: A statistical composite index of life expectancy, education, and income indicators, used to rank countries in terms of human development.


Name: 500 yen coin from Japan (Type of Coin)
Description: A coin that was subject to massive counterfeiting.


Name: Mineral and Chemical Composition, Silica Content (Property)
Description: The mineral and chemical makeup of igneous rocks, particularly their silica content, which affects their classification.


Name: Blade (Part)
Description: The main body of a sword.


Name: Ethics (SocialIssue)
Description: Moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity


Name: Temperature (Physical Property)
Description: A high temperature of approximately 1500°C is required for extracting usable metal from iron ores.


Name: Russia, Norway (Countries)
Description: Russia and Norway, countries supplying gas to the Czech Republic


Name: Other industries (Industry)
Description: Various industries located in the specified area


Name: Apatite group of minerals (Group of Minerals)
Description: A group of minerals commonly found in phosphate rock


Name: Correct determination of orientations (GeologicalProcess)
Description: The process of correctly determining the orientations of finite strain axes and the incremental strain axis.


Name: Tenham Meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: A heavily shocked meteorite where natural silicate perovskite was discovered


Name: Connecticut (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States


Name: Aztecs (civilization)
Description: A Mesoamerican civilization


Name: Illinois (State)
Description: State where Mormons were expelled to in 1838


Name: Population Below Replacement Rate of Spain (Boolean)
Description: The population of Spain remains below the replacement rate of 2.1


Name: 184 workers (Group_of_people)
Description: Group of 184 workers who commuted away from the municipality


Name: Warsaw Pact alliance (Political Alliance)
Description: The military and political alliance established by the Soviet Union


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


Name: Algerian Border (Geographical Feature)
Description: The border between Morocco and Algeria


Name: South Island (Region)
Description: One of the two main islands of New Zealand


Name: Phanerozoic (Geological epoch)
Description: The most recent of the three main divisions of geologic time, encompassing the last 541 million years


Name: Celeste (Color)
Description: A gradation of cyan, a cold color, which is the color of clear sky with optimal visibility


Name: Bacteria (Organism)
Description: A large and diverse group of single-celled microorganisms that typically have a cell wall but lack chlorophyll and are not classified as animals or plants.


Name: Roman times (Era)
Description: The period in history encompassing the Roman Republic and Roman Empire, approximately 509 BC to 476 AD.


Name: Nickel silver (Zinc alloy)
Description: A zinc alloy used in various applications


Name: Spain's King Juan Carlos (Monarch)
Description: The King of Spain who facilitated the transition to a multiparty parliamentary democracy


Name: Measurement on the silicon wafer (Scientific measurement)
Description: Measurement performed on the silicon wafer exposed to solar wind


Name: Superior Hardness (Physical Property)
Description: A property that allows a diamond to scratch another diamond


Name: Naples and Sicily (GeographicalArea)
Description: the regions where Garibaldi completed unification


Name: Western Ukraine (region)
Description: Region where opinions on Russian language, Soviet Union, and Ukrainian nationalism tend to be different from Eastern Ukraine and Southern Ukraine.


Name: Walls, arches, and other architectural elements (Construction element)
Description: By placing individual bricks upon each other in courses using mortar


Name: Carrara Marble (Marble)
Description: A type of marble mined in Carrara.


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


Name: Later migrations from more distant areas such as Italy (Historical event)
Description: Later migrations that occurred from Italy


Name: Eastern part of Texas (geographical location)
Description: Centered on the small town of Bedias which is 74 miles (119 km) north west of Houston.


Name: Ionian Revolt (Historical_event)
Description: A rebellion by several Greek cities against the Persian Empire


Name: NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) (Political Entity)
Description: A military alliance that promotes peace, security, and cooperation among its member states


Name: One of the first set of paintings of the Gurus (Artwork)
Description: A significant early painting of the Sikh gurus


Name: 16th century (time period)
Description: A century spanning from 1501 to 1600


Name: Diamane (2D_form_of_diamond)
Description: A 2 dimensional form of diamond that reverts to graphene without pressure


Name: Cell nuclei (Biological Component)
Description: Inhibiting many enzymes, including those used for synthesizing DNA


Name: Česká zbrojovka (Company)
Description: A Czech company


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: An ancient Greek temple on the Athenian Acropolis.


Name: Deprivation (Criminal Act Element)
Description: The act of taking or withholding something from another person, as required for fraud.


Name: Middle French (hématite pierre) (Language term)
Description: The English name of the stone is derived from Middle French hématite pierre.


Name: Māori protest movement (Social Movement)
Description: A group that advocates for change.


Name: Nerchinsk (Location)
Description: A border town in eastern Siberia


Name: Franklin Borough (Municipality)
Description: A borough in New Jersey


Name: Rock deformation mechanisms (Geological Process)
Description: Processes by which rock is mechanically deformed


Name: Districts (Bezirke) and Statutory Cities (Statutarstädte) (Administrative Division)
Description: The sub-divisions of the federal states in Austria.


Name: Rubber stamps or specified signature-accompanying words (legal equivalent)
Description: Items considered to be the legal equivalent of a seal


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: A federal republic consisting of 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories, and various possessions


Name: Construction (Industrial purpose)
Description: The use of limestone in building and constructing various structures.


Name: Putin and Russian-installed leaders (Individual)
Description: Vladimir Putin and leaders installed by Russia in the annexed Ukrainian regions


Name: Venice (City)
Description: City in northeastern Italy and the capital of the Veneto region


Name: Missouri electorate (Voting Body)
Description: The voters of Missouri


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


Name: lexeme (linguistic concept)
Description: A unit of language that can function as a word or group of words in syntax.


Name: Hindu female renunciate (role in Hinduism)
Description: A Hindu woman living a life of spiritual renunciation committed to a simple and celibate life, meditation, spiritual contemplation, and spiritual liberation.


Name: Burial Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Metamorphism caused by rock burial and compression


Name: French herpetologist François Mocquard (Person)
Description: A French naturalist who specialized in the study of reptiles and amphibians


Name: Savannakhet province (province)
Description: A province in southern Laos


Name: Dove Valley (Valley)
Description: A valley located in Derbyshire, England


Name: [Tafilalt in Morocco, Nafusa mountains in Libya] (region)
Description: Regions encompassing Morocco and Libya


Name: aluminium (Chemical element)
Description: A silvery-white metal with the symbol Al, it is a post-transition metal often placed in group 13 of the periodic table.


Name: Olympic Handball Tournament (Sport Event)
Description: An event in which North Macedonia has participated.


Name: Unemployment Rate (Economic Indicator)
Description: The percentage of the labor force that is without work but available for and seeking employment.


Name: Lanzarote (Island)
Description: An island of the Canary archipelago


Name: Metal Processing Industries (Industry)
Description: The industries that process metals, such as mining, smelting, and fabrication


Name: Value and Resale Value (Financial aspect of Gemstone)
Description: The cost associated with the diamond's worth and its ability to be sold for a similar amount in the future.


Name: Beryllium fluoride (Compound)
Description: A compound of beryllium and fluorine, used as a constituent salt in molten salt reactor designs.


Name: Animal and other decorative motifs (Decorative Elements)
Description: The decorations found on the jade artifacts from the Shang, Zhou, and Han dynasties.


Name: 40 centimeters (about 16 inches) (measurement)
Description: Measurement used in the 2004 HCA cut standards


Name: Tundra Climate (Climate)
Description: Experienced in the mountains


Name: The art object qua object (Art Concept)
Description: The perception of an artwork as a tangible object


Name: Oxides (Compound)
Description: A class of compounds that contain one or more oxygen atoms bound to a metal.


Name: Exhaust gas treatment devices, high-temperature electrical insulation, refractory materials, catalyst supports, fuel cells, nuclear waste containers, and ceramic membranes (Application)
Description: Applications of Cordierite ceramics


Name: National Association (1871–1875) (Sports League)
Description: The first professional baseball league, which played from 1871 to 1875


Name: Native Metals (Mineral Group)
Description: Groups of minerals composed primarily of a single metallic element


Name: Sillimanite (Mineral)
Description: A high pressure polymorph of kyanite


Name: September 1942 agreement with Nichols (Agreement)
Description: The agreement between Sengier and Nichols that led to the shipping of uranium oxide


Name: Silversmiths, goldsmiths, lapidaries (professions)
Description: Professions that create and design jewelry


Name: Their lightness (Quality)
Description: A characteristic of being relatively light in weight.


Name: Waste mismanagement in copper mining (Practice)
Description: The practice that may occur in copper mining leading to environmental degradation


Name: French government (Government)
Description: The government that opposed Habib Bourguiba's presence in the United States in 1949.


Name: Tang women's clothing (clothing)
Description: Clothing worn by women during the Tang dynasty


Name: Titanium dioxide (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used primarily as a white pigment in paint and plastics.


Name: GW170817 Neutron Star Merger Event (Astronomical Event)
Description: An event that occurred on August 17, 2017, where a pair of neutron stars merged.


Name: Widows (Group of People)
Description: Some widows wear black as a symbol of mourning in these societies.


Name: Titanite or Sphene (Mineral)
Description: A mineral seen in antique jewelry, often mistaken for diamond but anisotropic and soft


Name: Guan Li (Ceremony)
Description: An adulthood ceremony in ancient China where men could wear the guan


Name: European population in Morocco (Group)
Description: The European population living in the Kingdom of Morocco prior to independence


Name: Plastic deformation (Process)
Description: The cause of color in some brown, pink and red diamonds


Name: Schott Glass company (company)
Description: A German glass manufacturer where Walter Geffcken invented the first dielectric mirrors.


Name: Urns, candlesticks, obelisks, paperweights etc. (Object)
Description: Examples of items created from Ashford Black Marble


Name: 11 August 2009 (Date)
Description: Campbell R. Bridges died on 11 August 2009


Name: Taiwan (Location)
Description: An island in East Asia off the southeastern coast of mainland China, governed by the Republic of China


Name: Elegance (Quality)
Description: Rembrandt's work, now praised for its elegance


Name: Land and everything on it (Location)
Description: Ancestors (Aboriginal people) are seen as the creators of the land and everything on it.


Name: Western scholars of religion (Group_of_people)
Description: Scholars specializing in the study of religion within Western contexts


Name: Calpolli (Administrative Division)
Description: Main organizational unit for commoners in the Basin of Mexico


Name: Seals (Artifact)
Description: The artifacts where Minoan hieroglyphs appear.


Name: Lighter shade of red (Color)
Description: In Danish, Faroese and Finnish


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


Name: First Balkan War (Historical event)
Description: War fought between the Balkan League and the Ottoman Empire


Name: NATO, the OECD, the G7, the G20, the World Bank and the IMF (OrganizationMembership)
Description: International organizations that Germany is a part of


Name: Forks (Cutlery)
Description: A type of cutlery used during meals.


Name: composting (Waste Treatment)
Description: A process used to manage biodegradable organic waste by transforming it into compost


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country located in Northwestern Europe


Name: Intraclasts (intraclasts)
Description: A type of intraclast


Name: Jasper, Minnesota (Location)
Description: A city in Minnesota, United States


Name: Celebrations for International Women's Day, Spring and Labour Day, Russia Day, Unity Day, and Maslenitsa today (Current event)
Description: The celebrations for these holidays in the present day


Name: Civil Police (Police Agency)
Description: One of the six police agencies in Brazil


Name: Families (Social group)
Description: Groups consisting of parents and their children, considered as a unit


Name: Computer Hard Disks (technology)
Description: Magnetic storage devices for computers


Name: Entertainment events such as banquets and State occasions (Event)
Description: The occasions where tableware is associated with


Name: Greek government (Organization)
Description: Executive body of Greece


Name: Symbol Al (Chemical Symbol)
Description: A letter or combination of letters representing a specific chemical element


Name: Tower (Architecture)
Description: Structure used as a watchtower or bell tower


Name: Gemstone Mining Operations (process)
Description: The process of extracting gemstones from the earth.


Name: Mantras (Religious Text or Practice)
Description: Texts that are considered sacred and have a role in Vedic rituals.


Name: Gibraltar (region)
Description: A British Overseas Territory located on a peninsula at the southern tip of Spain, overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar


Name: AfricaRail (Project)
Description: An African railway development project.


Name: Boron neutron capture therapy (Medical Treatment)
Description: A treatment for brain tumors.


Name: Tectosilicates (Silicate Subclass)
Description: Quartz is a member of the Tectosilicates.


Name: Edvard Grieg, Rikard Nordraak, Johan Svendsen (composers)
Description: Renowned classical composers


Name: Maritime trade routes (Trade)
Description: The Barbary pirates disrupted maritime trade routes during their operations.


Name: First World War (War)
Description: international conflict that took place from 1914 to 1918


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federal district


Name: Milk and honey (Term)
Description: The best cat's eyes are commonly referred to as 'milk and honey'


Name: Iron (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Fe and atomic number 26.


Name: when fluid is incorporated into the pores of the rock (Geological event)
Description: Event that occurs when fluid is absorbed by the rock.


Name: Slices orthogonal to the long diagonal of a tesseract (geometric shapes)
Description: Geometric shapes obtained by slicing a tesseract.


Name: Communist rebellion (Political conflict)
Description: The uprising of the communists against French rule in Indochina


Name: Solubility (Physical Property)
Description: Ability of a solid to dissolve in a liquid


Name: International Women's Day (Holiday)
Description: A day celebrating women and their achievements worldwide


Name: Cerveteri (location)
Description: City where the necropolis is located.


Name: school (educational institution)
Description: An educational institution where Italian is taught as a mandatory second language


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: an ideal associated with art, classical music, and haute cuisine


Name: Orange-Red (Color)
Description: The natural color of pure copper.


Name: European Single Market (Economic Union)
Description: A market facilitating the free movement of goods, capital, services and people among its member states.


Name: descendants of populations from former colonies (Individuals)
Description: The individuals who are descendants of populations from Spain's former colonies.


Name: 12.3% of the population (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of residents born outside of Switzerland


Name: Role in preserving culture (Cultural preservation)
Description: The act of safeguarding, maintaining, and passing down cultural heritage and traditions.


Name: Soviet Cinema (Artistic Movement)
Description: A greater variety of artistic styles in cinema during the 1960s and 1970s in the Soviet Union


Name: dolomite and calcite (Mineral components)
Description: The most important mineral components are dolomite and calcite


Name: United Nations (InternationalOrganization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization aiming to maintain international peace and security


Name: King of England (Political Entity)
Description: The kingdom ruled by William the Conqueror after the Battle of Hastings


Name: Rapid City (City)
Description: The principal city of Pennington County, South Dakota


Name: Ancient Greek μάρμαρον (mármaron) (Language Term)
Description: The original term for marble


Name: Chuck Berry (Musician)
Description: An American guitarist and rock pioneer who was born in Missouri


Name: Allied forces (Military force)
Description: The military forces of the Allies that occupied Austria after World War II


Name: Fes Tourism (Tourism)
Description: The tourism industry in Fes.


Name: Sovereign Prince of the United Netherlands (Title)
Description: In 1815


Name: Mid-20th Century (Historical Period)
Description: A period of time falling between the years 1946 and 1964.


Name: 89 Federal Subjects (Geographical Entity)
Description: The total number of federal subjects within Russia


Name: Project outlined by Sir William Killigrew (Project)
Description: A project to side-step the power of Goldsmith bankers


Name: Average utilities cost (Quantity)
Description: The average monthly cost of utilities for a typical household


Name: Brisolée (roasted chestnuts dish) (Dish)
Description: A simple roasted chestnut dish of Valais


Name: agadirs (Morocco) (fortified granaries)
Description: numerous examples of agadirs found in Morocco


Name: Sculpture (Art movement)
Description: Art form that has been practiced for thousands of years and continues into the 21st century.


Name: Jewelry and Art (Art)
Description: Creative works intended for beauty, admiration, or use


Name: Svatopluk (monarch)
Description: Monarch who received protection from Pope John


Name: Soap and water (Cleaning agent)
Description: Watercolor paint can be cleaned with just water.


Name: Radium Institute (Organization)
Description: A radioactivity laboratory created for Marie Curie


Name: After World War II (Historical event)
Description: The time period after World War II when the activities on public forests increased


Name: Germany (1924) (Location)
Description: Country where Das Buddhistische Haus was established


Name: Black smoker hydrothermal vents (GeologicalFeature)
Description: A feature on the sea floor that releases high sulfur concentrations


Name: international commodity prices (Economic factor)
Description: Prices of goods that are produced or traded internationally


Name: Helmand Culture (Culture)
Description: A cultural group in ancient Afghanistan


Name: 3700–3300 BC (Time)
Description: A specific period of time


Name: Greenhouse Gas Emissions (Environmental Issue)
Description: The release of carbon dioxide and other gases into the atmosphere from human activities, such as burning fossil fuels


Name: Countries to impose criminal charges on anyone trafficking in conflict diamonds (Legislation)
Description: Laws imposing criminal charges for trading in conflict diamonds


Name: Suffolk (Location)
Description: A county in England


Name: 6 percent of the global population and two-thirds of Americans (Population Group)
Description: The population that receives water from fluoridated water supplies


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


Name: Mediterranean Diet (Diet)
Description: A diet common to the Mediterranean regions, characterized by olive oil, cereals, legumes, vegetables, fish, dried fruits and nuts, and meat


Name: Glass or quartz surface (Material)
Description: Artifact from 14th century Europe


Name: Locarno (City)
Description: A city in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland


Name: 7.5-8 (Scale Value)
Description: Emerald has a hardness of 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale.


Name: Industrial emery (Mineral)
Description: Emery used in industries.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: An island country and continent located in the Southern Hemisphere


Name: 24th legislative district of the New Jersey Legislature (legislative district)
Description: A district in the New Jersey Legislature


Name: Citizens/Institutions (Person/Institution)
Description: The citizens or institutions to whom the monarch can bestow honors.


Name: Mount Xiaowutai (peak)
Description: Principal peak of the Taihang Mountains


Name: Clam's Shell (Object)
Description: The hard outer covering of a clam


Name: erosion (geological_process)
Description: The process by which the surface of the Earth is worn away by water, wind, ice, or other agents.


Name: Talmudic Beliefs (Religious Text)
Description: Belief in the Talmud that one kidney counsels good and the other evil


Name: St. Mary River (River)
Description: Location where most commercial mining operations for Ammolite have taken place


Name: Mineral Crystal (Classification)
Description: A broad category of materials


Name: Mother Red Fox (Species)
Description: The female parent of a red fox litter


Name: Pop Music (Music Genre)
Description: A genre of music that The Beatles significantly impacted


Name: Larger gem-quality synthetic diamonds (Lab-created Gemstone)
Description: Synthetic diamonds available in multiple carats


Name: Taiwan declaring de jure independence (Political Action)
Description: The act of Taiwan declaring de jure independence.


Name: Isotopic separation (Process)
Description: The process of separating isotopes from a mixture based on their physical or chemical properties


Name: Individuality and intellectual and social rebellion (Concept)
Description: A state or quality of being an individual, often in a context of challenging established norms


Name: Earlier Buildings at Malia (Building)
Description: Precedents of the palace style found in Early Minoan construction styles


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: The majority of the Norwegian population is fluent in English


Name: Australian Humour (Culture)
Description: A type of humor that is often dry, irreverent, and ironic


Name: The Renaissance (Historical period)
Description: Renaissance and exploration


Name: Missouri River (River)
Description: A river that serves as the eastern boundary of Missouri


Name: European Economic Area (EEA) (Geographical Region)
Description: The European Economic Area (EEA) is an agreement between the European Union and three European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries allowing them to be part of the EU's single market.


Name: Children aged 6 to 16 (AgeGroup)
Description: Age group for whom compulsory basic education is provided in Tunisia


Name: Classification of Products by Activity (Product Classification)
Description: One of the product classifications used by the European Union for economic activity reporting


Name: Six realms of existence (Location)
Description: Three good (heavenly, demi-god, human) and three evil (animal, hungry ghosts, hellish)


Name: Elegías de varones ilustres de Indias (Literature)
Description: A work written by Juan de Castellanos


Name: Post Route (1615-1854) (Historical Event)
Description: A postal route in use since 1615 as the main thoroughfare through the hills


Name: [Tunisia] (Country)
Description: North African country known for its Mediterranean coastline and archaeological sites.


Name: Erythropoietin (Hormone)
Description: A glycoprotein hormone produced by the kidney that acts on the bone marrow to promote red cell production


Name: Ruins of the famous Benedictine monastery founded in 1085 (Monastery ruins)
Description: The ruins of a Benedictine monastery that was founded in 1085.


Name: Chemical dopants (Substance)
Description: Substances added to sapphire to create various colors


Name: Tsukushi (Location)
Description: The location that the Emperor traveled to


Name: Venetians (Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Venice and its territories, known for their naval skills and commerce


Name: 598,632 households (Household)
Description: The number of households recorded in the 2021 census in North Macedonia


Name: 15 years (Duration)
Description: A period of time lasting 15 years


Name: Sodium Bicarbonate (Compound)
Description: A compound of sodium, carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen with the formula NaHCO3


Name: [Samarium isotopes] (Isotope)
Description: Some observationally stable isotopes of Samarium are predicted to decay to isotopes of Neodymium


Name: Shangyi Xiachang (Garment Style)
Description: A garment style that standardized separating the upper and lower garments into two items


Name: 292.4 tons of municipal waste was generated (Amount of Waste)
Description: The amount of municipal waste generated in a certain year


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


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


Name: $726.73 billion by 2027 (Financial projection)
Description: -


Name: Ancient India (Region)
Description: The Indian subcontinent in ancient times


Name: The richest 1% own 35% of the wealth (EconomicInequality)
Description: The distribution of wealth among different income groups in Switzerland


Name: Adverse health effects (Condition)
Description: Unintended and harmful reactions to food by the body, including illnesses, allergies, or toxicities


Name: country by total land area (Geographical_feature)
Description: A geographical feature representing the ranking of China by total land area.


Name: Human remains found in Taiwan (Findings)
Description: Remains dated between 20,000 to 30,000 years ago.


Name: Cadbury (Company)
Description: A British chocolate company


Name: Zurich (Location)
Description: A city in Switzerland


Name: Iron oxide (mineral)
Description: Mineral responsible for the red inclusions.


Name: Constantine Porphyrogenitus (Historian)
Description: Byzantine emperor and historian


Name: various international organizations (international relations)
Description: The global alliances and partnerships that Benin is part of


Name: Dutch and Scandinavian Languages (Language Group)
Description: Languages spoken in the Netherlands, Scandinavia, and the surrounding areas


Name: Second Position in Environmental Performance Index (Rank)
Description: As of 2022, it is ranked 2nd out of 180 countries


Name: Celtic water god Arausio (Deity)
Description: The Celtic deity that the Principality of Orange was named after.


Name: Arabs (ethnicity)
Description: A group of people originating from the Arabian Peninsula