Name: 5.2% of Greek economic output (percentage)
Description: 5.2 percent of the total economic output of Greece


Name: Vico Volcano central caldera (Volcano)
Description: The central crater of the Vico Volcano where Lake Vico lies.


Name: P. granatum (Plant species)
Description: -


Name: Samori Ture's expansion and conquest with military pressure. (military_action)
Description: The use of military force by France in response to Samori Ture's expansion.


Name: Ticino (region)
Description: a region of southern Switzerland, known for its Italian-speaking population and Mediterranean climate


Name: Fluorescence (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The property of a material to re-emit electromagnetic radiation after absorption


Name: Absorption by the Roman Republic (historical event)
Description: Process through which the Etruscan civilization was gradually incorporated into and became a part of the Roman Republic


Name: World (Location)
Description: The earth or world, including all lands, peoples, and nations.


Name: Galway Quarry (Location)
Description: The location where Irish Jade is found.


Name: propaganda to spread anti-LGBTQ+ ideology. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Year 2021 (Time)
Description: The year 2021.


Name: Burning of cities of Crete (Historical Event)
Description: The hypothetical burning of several cities on the island of Crete


Name: Colombia's National Center for Historical Memory (Organization)
Description: A Colombian institution dedicated to recording, documenting, and disseminating information about the country's armed conflict.


Name: Art_Nouveau_trend (Artistic_movement)
Description: A trend in jewellery design which moved the focus from setting stones to artistic design


Name: Halland (Province)
Description: A province in southwestern Sweden


Name: Individual's full family and given name (Personal information)
Description: Name of the seal owner


Name: Austria-Hungary (Country)
Description: The dual monarchy created by the Austro-Hungarian Compromise


Name: New York's historic sister cities (City)
Description: Denoted by the year they joined New York City's partnership network.


Name: Silver Seal Matrices (Symbol of Authority)
Description: Metal molds used to create seals


Name: Reuse, Recycling, or Disposal of Construction Waste (Waste Management Practice)
Description: The management of waste materials produced during construction.


Name: Late Mahāyāna (era)
Description: Period of development of four major types of thought: Mādhyamaka, Yogācāra, Buddha-nature (Tathāgatagarbha), and the epistemological tradition of Dignaga and Dharmakirti


Name: - (-)
Description: Pablo Picasso was a Spanish painter


Name: Silicate Minerals (Mineral Group)
Description: The broader mineral group containing Cyclosilicates


Name: Representation and Co-Legislation (EP) (Political Representation)
Description: The European Parliament represents the EU citizens and acts as a co-legislator.


Name: A new location (Location)
Description: The location where the development took place.


Name: festivals and celebrations (tourism)
Description: With vibrant events such as the Dragon Boat Festival, Moon Festival, and Lantern Festival


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The United States providing discreet support to the Istiqlal Party


Name: Tajikistan (Country)
Description: a country situated to the northeast of Afghanistan, sharing a border


Name: the Late Mycenaean period (Time period)
Description: A time period spanning from 1400–1200 BC.


Name: Vault of heaven dotted by sun, moon and stars (Astronomy)
Description: The visible part of the universe that lies beyond the Earth's atmosphere


Name: Master's degree or equivalent (Academic degree)
Description: The minimum educational requirement for the career level Höherer Dienst


Name: Red Cross (Organization)
Description: A worldwide movement that provides humanitarian aid


Name: Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster (Nuclear incident)
Description: Triggered by the Tōhoku earthquake


Name: Chronic Shortages (ResourceIssue)
Description: Chronic shortages due to urban population increases and localised drought


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: The North African country where Ain Boucherit is situated.


Name: 2500 (Number)
Description: The approximate number of members.


Name: Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Almost entirely made up of diamonds according to some theories.


Name: Algerian dialect of Arabic (Language)
Description: The most common language spoken by the majority of Algerians


Name: Pylos Combat Agate (Artifact)
Description: The most remarkable of the seal-stones found in the Griffin Warrior Tomb


Name: [1911 technology] (Technology)
Description: The technology used for cutting Yule Marble in 1911


Name: Tennessee pearl farm (Business)
Description: The only source of freshwater pearls outside of Asia.


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


Name: Moses' brother Aaron (Person)
Description: Brother of Moses, according to Jewish tradition.


Name: Song emperors (Historical figure)
Description: Emperors of the Song dynasty


Name: China (country)
Description: The country that is home to the civilization and culture described in the text


Name: Berbers (Ethnicity)
Description: An indigenous Berber people primarily found in North Africa


Name: Seghelina (Place)
Description: A village section located on the main road


Name: Oltu Brook Valley (Physical Feature)
Description: A tributary of the Çoruh River


Name: Vals (as of 2000) (Population)
Description: The population of Vals, Switzerland as of 2000


Name: Kosovo's largest wind farm - Bajgora Wind Farm (Energy Facility)
Description: The Bajgora Wind Farm is located in the southern foothills of the Kopaonik mountains.


Name: Interstellar medium (Celestial object)
Description: The space between stars and diffuse nebulae filled with particles and radiation.


Name: Chiquinha Gonzaga (People)
Description: Conductress who accompanied orchestrated dramaturgias with songs.


Name: John Irving, Edgar Allan Poe, Louisa May Alcott, Sarah Orne Jewett, H. P. Lovecraft, Annie Proulx, Stephen King, Jack Kerouac, George V. Higgins, and Nathaniel Hawthorne (People)
Description: Prominent New England novelists


Name: Color Wheel (Visual Perception Concept)
Description: A circular arrangement of colors, based on their hues


Name: The ban on Mount Ōmine (Rule or policy)
Description: The gender-segregated rule on the mountain


Name: Etruscan decoration (Art)
Description: The art form where the gorgon appears


Name: 1969 (time period)
Description: Ammolite entered the market in 1969


Name: 1917 (year)
Description: Occurred in 1917


Name: Crimea (region)
Description: a region in Ukraine


Name: Green (Color)
Description: A color perceived by humans with a wavelength between approximately 495 and 570 nanometres


Name: Ruby Laser (technology)
Description: Laser using synthetic ruby as a medium


Name: Bipolar Disorder (Disease)
Description: Lithium is used in the treatment of bipolar disorder


Name: Catholics (Religious Group)
Description: Slavic ethnic group using Latin alphabet


Name: European Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Building style prevalent in Europe


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


Name: Zn(OH)2 (inorganic compound)
Description: A white precipitate formed in weak basic solutions containing Zn2+ ions


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: A North African people


Name: Francia (France) (Country)
Description: A country in western Europe


Name: Persephone (Deity in Greek Mythology)
Description: The wife and daughter of Demeter, goddess of agriculture.


Name: Suffrage jewellery (Object)
Description: Jewellery worn by suffragists to demonstrate their allegiance to the cause of women's suffrage


Name: Sparta (Ancient City-State)
Description: An ancient city-state in southern Greece


Name: - (event)
Description: Qing dynasty policies prohibited Han Chinese from adopting Manchu clothing.


Name: Argentina (Country)
Description: One of the countries where Anarchism was most popular.


Name: Queenstown, New Zealand (Location)
Description: A resort town on the South Island of New Zealand


Name: Gaul (Geographical region)
Description: A region stretching from Paris to the Rhine during the time of Julius Caesar


Name: Compositions in Romanesque Art (Artwork)
Description: Compositions of figures and scenes common in Romanesque art.


Name: Women (Gender)
Description: Females who were excluded from certain spaces inhabited by male devotees and deities


Name: University of Alabama (university)
Description: A public university located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.


Name: Giant crocodile Cipactli (Mythical creature)
Description: A giant crocodile in Aztec mythology


Name: Sacral Art in Christian Churches (Artwork)
Description: Art used for religious purposes, particularly in Christian churches.


Name: Infinite Regress Argument (Logical argument)
Description: A philosophical argument purporting to show that a thesis is defective because it generates an infinite series


Name: four regional radio stations, Canal Sur Radio, Canal Fiesta Radio, Radio Andalucía Información and Canal Flamenco Radio (radio station)
Description: Radio stations broadcast in Andalusia


Name: Calcium Oxide (Compound)
Description: A compound formed by the reaction of calcium and oxygen


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


Name: Lewis, Harris, and the Isle of Man (Geographical Area)
Description: Places controlled by the Crovan dynasty.


Name: Momotaro's Home Island (Geographical Location)
Description: Home island of Momotaro.


Name: Nacre Platelets (Component)
Description: The microscopic plates that make up nacre, arranged in layers


Name: Hope Diamond (Artifact)
Description: Famous blue diamond


Name: Iceland (Country)
Description: An island country in the North Atlantic Ocean


Name: 2.6 million refugees and another 4 million internally displaced people (Number with unit)
Description: The current number of Afghan refugees and internally displaced individuals


Name: Sunar caste (Caste)
Description: One of the oldest communities in goldsmithing in India


Name: Sensory Content, Atonality (Musical Characteristics)
Description: Characteristics found in Claude Debussy's music.


Name: Trade (Commercial Activity)
Description: The commercial activities of Spain, including its role as a major exporter of food.


Name: Saijo (City)
Description: The city where the shipyard is located


Name: The original source of the Lake Superior iron ores (Geological Research Paper)
Description: A geological research paper by Josiah Edward Spurr published in American Geologist


Name: Eastern Roman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: The Byzantine Empire, also known as the Eastern Roman Empire.


Name: Karl Emil von Schafhäutl (person)
Description: German geologist who was the first person to synthesize quartz.


Name: Tairus created emeralds or Colombian created emeralds (names)
Description: Names given to the hydrothermal emeralds synthesized by Tairus


Name: Kings of Burgundy (Political Entity)
Description: Monarchs of the Kingdom of Burgundy


Name: Cat's eye (Term)
Description: 'Cat's eye' used as a description for a gemstone by itself.


Name: X-rays (Physical entity)
Description: A type of electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength in the range of 0.01 to 10 nanometers


Name: 111.09 square kilometers (42.89 sq mi) (Area)
Description: The area of Maggia


Name: 2017 study (Etruscology) (study)
Description: A DNA study published in 2017


Name: Aluminum silicate mineral with high potassium content (Chemical Composition)
Description: The characteristic feature of Nepheline.


Name: European art (Art Movement)
Description: The art of Europe, particularly from the Renaissance to the present day.


Name: Onyx Intelligence Gathering System (System)
Description: A system used for monitoring satellite communications.


Name: orange (Colour)
Description: Colour used to depict festivity and amusement


Name: 175 airports as of 2021 (Quantity)
Description: Number of airports in Japan as of 2021


Name: species (metaclass)
Description: The metaclass that the property 'quantity' belongs to in the RDF example


Name: English Reformation (Historical Event)
Description: A religious, political, and cultural movement that began in the 16th century.


Name: B 303 (Road)
Description: A federal road in Germany connecting the Czech Republic and the A 9 motorway


Name: Next Generation EU (economic recovery package)
Description: Economic recovery package created to support EU member states recover from the COVID-19 pandemic


Name: perle (Word)
Description: The French word perle, originally from the Latin perna


Name: Sámi minority (ethnic group)
Description: An indigenous people who live in Sápmi, which encompasses parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia.


Name: Nevada (State)
Description: U.S. state in the Western region


Name: Atelier 17 (Art Studio)
Description: An art studio that became a magnet for artists who revived engraving in the 20th century


Name: Medal used as pendant (Usage)
Description: A type of medallion used as the pendant of a necklace.


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in the world


Name: Small sculpted fittings for furniture and other objects (Art Form)
Description: Small ornamental carvings on furniture and other objects.


Name: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) (International Organization)
Description: International Atomic Energy Agency


Name: Henry Fox Talbot (Photographer)
Description: British scientist who developed a workable process for converting grayscale images into printing plates


Name: Maps of the Renaissance (artistic product)
Description: Maps created during the Renaissance period.


Name: Silver Hair on Their Backs (Gorilla Feature)
Description: The silver hair that appears only on the backs of adult male gorillas.


Name: fraud (Criminal Offence)
Description: Most common criminal offence in the UK


Name: Cecil Rhodes (Person)
Description: Businessman who amalgamated smaller mining companies into De Beers Mining Company


Name: European Red Foxes (Animal subspecies)
Description: Red fox subspecies living in Europe


Name: Political system and governance (Governance resource)
Description: the laws, institutions, and processes by which a country is governed and its political leaders are elected or appointed


Name: Early Christian Church (Religious Group)
Description: Early form of Christianity


Name: Parliamentary Democracy (Government System)
Description: Type of government system where the executive is accountable to the legislature


Name: Revolutions against the colonialists (Historical Event)
Description: Events where Filipinos fought for independence from foreign rule


Name: Filmmaking (art)
Description: A process of creating a motion-picture


Name: Most of the north of the Iberian peninsula (Location)
Description: The regions controlled by the Berbers during the revolt


Name: Grinding Machines (Machine Tools)
Description: Machines used for producing very fine finishes, making very light cuts, or high precision forms using an abrasive wheel as the cutting device.


Name: Armin Kogler (Ski jumper)
Description: One of the greatest ski jumpers of all time


Name: 424 species of reptiles (Number of species)
Description: The seventh-highest number of reptile species in the world


Name: Swiss defeat in the Battle of Marignano (historical event)
Description: The battle that caused a setback for Switzerland in 1515.


Name: Life-Cycle Analysis (Study Methodology)
Description: An assessment of the environmental impact of a material throughout its entire lifecycle.


Name: Residence Park, Rochelle Park and Heights, Sutton Manor (planned communities) (settlement)
Description: Some of the first planned communities in the country located within New Rochelle.


Name: Mordenkainen's Disjunction (Spell)
Description: A spell from the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game.


Name: Ebola epidemic (Health Crisis)
Description: A severe infectious disease outbreak in West Africa, primarily Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone


Name: Borough of The Bronx, New York County, New York (Location)
Description: One of the five boroughs of New York City


Name: Cambrian 'Hartshill quartzite' (Geological Formation)
Description: A Cambrian geological formation found in the Nuneaton area, England


Name: American banks (Subset of Financial Institution)
Description: Financial institutions based in the United States.


Name: Infrared windows for military and scientific applications (Application)
Description: Used in infrared windows for military and scientific applications, as it is transparent to infrared light


Name: Vishnu (Deity)
Description: A central deity in the Vaishnavism tradition


Name: Hollywood (Film Industry)
Description: -


Name: functionalization (Process)
Description: Coating nanomaterials to alter their properties


Name: 72 neighbourhoods (Physical Feature)
Description: A list of 72 neighbourhoods located in Oltu District


Name: 24 square faces (Polygon)
Description: Each sharing two of 8 cubic cells in a 4-dimensional tesseract


Name: Axel Fredrik Cronstedt (Discoverer)
Description: Swedish mineralogist who discovered a heavy mineral named cerite in 1751


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


Name: Chinese Famille Verte style (artifact)
Description: Style of Chinese porcelain that Kakiemon wares resembled


Name: United Macedonia (Ideology)
Description: An ideology that includes territories of several countries


Name: Dietary Reference Values (Health Concept)
Description: A collection of dietary intake values that are used to plan and assess nutritional needs of population groups in the European Union


Name: Tridymite and Cristobalite (Geological structures)
Description: Related geological structures with closely related stacked layers


Name: Art world (Field of Activity)
Description: The context or environment within which artists operate, encompassing the creative and commercial aspects of art.


Name: Union Flag (Flag Symbols)
Description: The national flag of the United Kingdom


Name: Maria Curie's mother (Person)
Description: Bronisława Skłodowska, Maria Curie's mother who operated the Warsaw boarding school for girls


Name: Supreme Court of Alabama and state appellate courts (Judicial_Body)
Description: The Supreme Court and state appellate courts in Alabama


Name: Lord Jagannath (Deity)
Description: The worship of Lord Jagannath in Odisha is closely linked with the Pattachitra painting tradition


Name: Hermitage of El Rocío (pilgrimage site)
Description: Pilgrimage site in Almonte, Andalusia


Name: Communities in New England (Geographical area)
Description: The geographical areas within New England that experienced economic decline


Name: M&S Simply Food store (Building)
Description: An M&S Simply Food store located in Ipswich.


Name: Rainfall in Algeria (weather_phenomenon)
Description: Ranging from 400 to 670 mm annually, increasing from west to east and heaviest in the northern part of eastern Algeria


Name: Ebonite (Material)
Description: Hard rubber-like substance derived from the dry distillation of balata or soft rubber


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas essential to life


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Be and atomic number 4.


Name: modern Hindu self-understanding (Concept)
Description: Understanding of Hinduism by English-speaking Hindus


Name: Territories under Muslim control (initially) (Geographical Area)
Description: The territories initially referred to by the term 'Andalusia' were those under Muslim control.


Name: Most earlier swords (sword type)
Description: -


Name: Madrid (City)
Description: the capital and largest city of Spain


Name: decolonization (Process)
Description: The withdrawal of a country from its territories overseas and the granting of independence to its colonies


Name: Russian-backed separatists (Group)
Description: Separatist groups backed by Russia in Eastern Ukraine.


Name: the hypothesis that radiation comes from the atom itself (Idea)
Description: A significant step in disproving the assumption that atoms are indivisible


Name: table coasters in modern homes (Function)
Description: The function of slate in modern homes


Name: Marcel Charbonneau (Person)
Description: A Canadian entrepreneur who was involved in the commercialization of ammolite


Name: Hindu Reform Movements (Movement)
Description: Social movements in Hinduism aimed at reforming various aspects of the religion and society.


Name: Centre of the circle five-pointed star (Design element)
Description: The central design element of the seals


Name: Athens (City)
Description: The capital city of Greece.


Name: Set jewelry, Diamond parcels (Jewelry items)
Description: Set jewelry and diamond parcels where undisclosed synthetic melee diamonds are often discovered.


Name: Bible Translations (Translation)
Description: The translations of the Bible played a significant role in shaping Czech literature.


Name: High grade watches (Watch category)
Description: Watches of high quality


Name: 3.8% of GDP (Greece) (Quantity)
Description: The contribution of the agricultural sector to Greece's GDP.


Name: shaping the steel (metal_manipulation)
Description: The process of changing the form of metal


Name: family and community (social group)
Description: A group of people with whom the Monastic communities have severed connections.


Name: military intervention in the Syrian civil war (War)
Description: A military conflict occurring within Syria.


Name: Teotihuacan (City)
Description: An ancient city in Mesoamerica, located in the Valley of Mexico


Name: NAFTA signatories (Organization)
Description: Nations involved in NAFTA that are working on a product classification system called NAPCS


Name: Raqqa, Syria (location)
Description: Location where Pottery was produced


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Many U.S. metropolitan populations are growing rapidly, particularly in the South and West.


Name: Stoneware (craft)
Description: An important craft in Islamic pottery, produced throughout Iraq and Syria by the 9th century.


Name: Metallic Carbides (Compounds)
Description: Compounds formed by the reaction of carbon and metals


Name: Carthage (City)
Description: A ancient Phoenician city in North Africa, today's Tunisia


Name: Red coral (Species)
Description: A species of precious coral, C. rubrum (formerly Gorgonia nobilis), found mainly in the Mediterranean Sea.


Name: Nobel Prize-winning Author (Award)
Description: For their contributions to literature


Name: Committee to Protect Journalists (Organization)
Description: An independent, nonprofit, nongovernmental organization that promotes press freedom worldwide.


Name: Oceanic crust (Geological formation)
Description: The uppermost layer of the oceanic portion of tectonic plates.


Name: Nanotechnology (Field of technology)
Description: The manipulation of materials on an atomic, molecular, and supramolecular scale


Name: Regular Tetrahedron (Geometric Shape)
Description: A regular polyhedron composed of four equilateral triangles.


Name: Changing the resonant frequency of a quartz crystal oscillator (Physical principle)
Description: The principle that altering the mechanical loading of a quartz crystal changes its resonant frequency.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Federal republic of Germany as it is known today


Name: Spaces left by the Compression of Melanosome (Geological Feature)
Description: The spaces formed when the network of channels disappears


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


Name: Various Colors (Color)
Description: The color variations in natural Topaz, including colorless, greyish, golden brown to yellow, wine red, pale gray, reddish-orange, pale green, and pink


Name: Opium Wars (HistoricalEvent)
Description: Series of conflicts between China and Britain and France in the mid-19th century


Name: Mohammed Dib (Author)
Description: Famous novelist of the 20th century from Algeria


Name: Erotic Italian Thrillers (Film Genre)
Description: Italian films that combined elements of thriller and erotic genres.


Name: Yuan dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Dynasty ruled by the Mongols in China from 1271 to 1368


Name: Hornblende Facies (Geological Formation)
Description: A facies of hornfels characterized by the presence of hornblende, chlorite, and characteristic minor aluminum spinel and magnetite


Name: High weight loss (Weight issue)
Description: if the stone's proportions are not adhered to


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: Ancient North African country


Name: 2,600 mm (100 in) per year (Quantity)
Description: Lowest annual precipitation level in the Alps


Name: Imbalance in sex ratio at birth (Demographic trend)
Description: A demographic trend that favors male births due to traditional preference for boys and the one-child policy


Name: Johann Elert Bode (Scientist)
Description: German astronomer who published the Titius–Bode law predicting the orbit of a missing planet


Name: Tombigbee District (Alabama) (Geographical Area)
Description: A district in early Alabama where Thomas Bassett settled


Name: Wines of France (Wine)
Description: The wines produced in France.


Name: B (small cations) (Ion)
Description: Metal ions that form smaller cations in the perovskite structure, typically silicon, with minor amounts of ferric iron and aluminum


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The color referred to by the Old High German 'blach'


Name: Royal Czech Society of Sciences (Scientific Organization)
Description: First formally organized in 1784, currently known as the Czech Academy of Sciences


Name: Small Businesses and Individuals (Businesses and consumers)
Description: Entities requiring local banks for loans


Name: Ceramics (Material)
Description: A class of hard, brittle, heat-resistant materials made by heating a mixture of clay and other minerals


Name: More important seals, such as authority and society seals (Seal importance)
Description: When these seals are encased or wrapped in a golden silk cloth for protection


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive halogen in the periodic table


Name: Vienna's fall (Historical event)
Description: The fall of Vienna during World War II


Name: Communists (Chinese Communist Party) (Political party)
Description: The political party that governs mainland China since 1949.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Asia and southeastern Europe


Name: Qing emperors (Person)
Description: Emperors of the Qing dynasty


Name: Artist (in Greek) (Visual Artist or Craftsman)
Description: A person who creates art or craft in ancient Greece


Name: North Island (Region)
Description: The second largest landmass of New Zealand


Name: Radium (Chemical Element)
Description: Radioactive element


Name: Brittle (Physical state)
Description: Cast iron is a brittle alloy


Name: Thomas Jefferson (Person)
Description: A Founding Father and the principal author of the Declaration of Independence


Name: Architectural applications (Usage category)
Description: The common usage of soapstone in modern architecture.


Name: 1871 (Year)
Description: The year Kabylia was eventually colonized after the Mokrani Revolt


Name: Water (Chemical Substance)
Description: Produces hydrogen gas


Name: Strategies (Diamond cutting approach)
Description: The approach used by diamond cutters when working with diamonds or rough stones


Name: Capital Markets (Financial Market)
Description: A form of financial market where long-term funds are raised for investments.


Name: 1.81 metres (5 ft 11.3 in) for men and 1.67 metres (5 ft 5.7 in) for women in 2009 (Quantity)
Description: The average height of the Dutch population as of 2009


Name: Identification of Brown Diamonds (Process)
Description: The process of identifying brown diamonds using spectroscopic measurements


Name: 8% of the population (demographic)
Description: Eight percent of the total population.


Name: East Asians (Group)
Description: People from East Asian cultures


Name: Chinese customs and clothing (culture)
Description: Customs and clothing native to China


Name: Many partially filled states (Physical Property)
Description: States in which electrons can be found, but not always occupied


Name: Barack Obama (Person)
Description: The 44th president of the United States, serving from January 20, 2009, to January 20, 2017.


Name: other Akan groups established kingdoms (kingdom)
Description: Kingdoms that were established by other Akan groups fleeing the Asante.


Name: Berber languages (linguistic_group)
Description: Languages spoken by Berbers


Name: Mary (Fish) Silliman (widow of John Noyes) (Person)
Description: Benjamin Silliman's mother.


Name: Contact metamorphism of limestone (Geological process)
Description: Process caused by the interaction of rock with heat and/or fluids from a nearby crystallizing silicate magma


Name: Many antique stones (Diamond)
Description: -


Name: Living human brain (biological tissue)
Description: Actually pink in color; it only turns grey when dead.


Name: Hjortspring boat (Artifact)
Description: A specific sewn plank-built canoe found in Denmark


Name: The New Jersey Devils (Professional Ice Hockey Team)
Description: A professional ice hockey team based in the state of New Jersey


Name: two life-size sculptures (sculpture form)
Description: Two sculptures placed in the Piazza della Signoria


Name: Distraction (Concept)
Description: The reason given for the ban was that women were a distraction to their ascetic practices


Name: Peridotite xenoliths (Geological feature)
Description: Igneous rocks carried to the surface by lava


Name: Rating system for color in white diamonds (System)
Description: The GIA has developed a rating system for color in white diamonds, from D to Z (with D being "colorless" and Z having a bright yellow coloration), which has been widely adopted in the industry and is universally recognized, superseding several older systems.


Name: Diffusion (Physical process in biology)
Description: The movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration


Name: Auditor requirements for third-party audits for conflict minerals supply chain traceability (Requirements)
Description: Proposal by SEC to clarify the requirements for auditors in third-party audits for conflict minerals supply chain traceability


Name: Steatite (Geological Term)
Description: In geology, a rock that is, to a very large extent, composed of talc.


Name: Gunpowder Production (Process)
Description: The production of black powder for use as an explosive


Name: George Orwell (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Refractometer (Instrument)
Description: An instrument used to measure the refraction of light in a gem.


Name: editions for the provinces of Almería, Granada, and Jaén (location)
Description: Provinces where Diario Ideal has editions


Name: Plaques from Italy, Switzerland (location)
Description: Some plaques used in cut steel jewellery designs appear to come from Italy and Switzerland


Name: Bastnäsite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral named after Bastnäs.


Name: Surfing (Sport)
Description: A sport involving riding ocean waves on a surfboard


Name: Mirror (Physical object)
Description: A polished surface that reflects images


Name: Afroasiatic language family (linguistic_group)
Description: A large family of languages spoken in Africa and Asia


Name: Romansh (Language)
Description: The secondary language spoken in Vals, Switzerland as of 2000


Name: sin Function (Mathematical Function)
Description: A function that assumes its argument is a dimensionless number in radians


Name: Lithium (alternatives) (Resource Alternatives)
Description: Research into alternative materials that could potentially replace or supplement lithium in battery technologies


Name: district of 'Vlachia' (geographical area)
Description: near Halmyros in eastern Thessaly


Name: Ambedkar's Navayana Buddhism (Religious tradition)
Description: a reinterpretation of Buddhism by Ambedkar that focuses on class struggle and social equality


Name: US (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: Lakota (EthnicGroup)
Description: A Native American tribe


Name: Three Kingdoms and Jin dynasty style (Clothing style)
Description: The robe's style during the Southern dynasties was based on that of the Three Kingdoms and Jin dynasty


Name: Swami Ghanananda Saraswati (person)
Description: Spiritual leader and founder of the Hindu Monastery of Africa


Name: Candidate Monk (Person)
Description: An individual seeking to join the Buddhist monastic order


Name: After High Tang period (Time Period)
Description: The time period after the High Tang period


Name: Minoan Goddess (deity)
Description: A deity from the Minoan pantheon, often seen as a female divine solar figure


Name: 73 years (Quantity)
Description: Overall life expectancy at birth in Ukraine


Name: Literacy rate in Colombia (Demographic)
Description: The percentage of the population who can read and write


Name: Abdelmadjid Tebboune (political figure)
Description: Independent candidate elected as president in 2019


Name: Nesosilicates (or orthosilicates) (Silicate Mineral Class)
Description: A class of silicate minerals characterized by isolated [SiO4]4− tetrahedra.


Name: traditional Theravada and Mahayana traditions (Religious tradition)
Description: denies the foundational doctrines and historic practices of traditional Theravada and Mahayana traditions


Name: No further assignments (Event)
Description: The event that the titular see of Synnada has not been assigned to anyone after 1963


Name: District 6 (School district)
Description: Public school district serving parts of Washington Heights, Inwood and Hamilton Heights


Name: Some Heroes in Japanese Mythology (Entities)
Description: Heroes that might be real but have been transformed into folktales


Name: Greek scholars and texts (Group)
Description: Groups of individuals with academic interests or knowledge


Name: Pre-sectarian Buddhism is the canonical period prior to the development of different schools with their different positions (Statement)
Description: A proposition put forward by Schmithausen


Name: 21st Century (Time Period)
Description: A period beginning in 2001 AD


Name: the conceptual encounter with the work of art predominated over the perceptual and visual encounter during the 1960s and 1970s (Idea or Concept)
Description: The idea that the conceptual encounter with a work of art was more important than the perceptual and visual encounter


Name: Mediterranean World and South Asia (Region)
Description: Geographical regions


Name: Cross-polytope (Polyhedral concept)
Description: A more general concept of which the regular octahedron is an example


Name: English Military Music (MusicGenre)
Description: The music played during the Jericho to Jerusalem trek.


Name: Caudate (objects) (Objects)
Description: Objects resembling tails, such as caudate lobe and caudate nucleus


Name: Macedonia Salutaris (Political Entity)
Description: The northern part of the province of Macedonia


Name: Laypersons (Group)
Description: Individuals who support the Sangha


Name: High Pressures (Pressure)
Description: High pressures that contribute to recrystallization during the process of metamorphism.


Name: Solid gallium (Metal)
Description: A soft, malleable post-transition metal


Name: Line Engraving, Deep Cuts (Application)
Description: Used for line engraving and deep cuts.


Name: Praxiteles and other ancient Greek sculptors (Artist)
Description: Ancient artists who used the marble from these quarries


Name: Civil Rights Movement (Social Movement)
Description: Movement fighting for equal rights for African Americans


Name: [Phakant-gyi, Maw Sisa, Tin Tin, and Khansee mines] (Mining sites)
Description: The mining sites where present-day jade extraction occurs


Name: Maharaja Ranjit Singh (Person)
Description: The bejewelled canopy for the Guru Granth Sahib was sponsored by Maharaja Ranjit Singh


Name: Second group of settlers, families, and support staff (People)
Description: To Faial Island in 1467


Name: Global market (Economy)
Description: A system that trades goods and services across the world.


Name: Connecticut (US_state)
Description: U.S. state in the northeastern region of the United States


Name: Southwest Missouri State University (now Missouri State University) (University)
Description: Established in 1905


Name: Alloying of copper with other metals (Metallurgical process)
Description: The blending of copper with other metals to create alloys, which may possess unique properties or improve the performance of the final product.


Name: Germany and Italy (Geographical Location)
Description: Countries in Western Europe


Name: no more than 0.3% (Range)
Description: The concentration in which the depleted uranium is considered 'depleted'


Name: the Great Wall of China (Landmark)
Description: A famous landmark in China.


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: The country located in north-western Europe, named after the Irish people.


Name: million visitors (Number of People)
Description: The number of visitors to the Hermitage of El Rocío during an annual pilgrimage.


Name: Carlism (Political Movement)
Description: Reactionary legitimist movement supportive of an alternative Bourbon branch


Name: White clothing worn by the priestesses of Vesta (Clothing)
Description: The white clothing worn by the priestesses symbolized their purity, loyalty, and chastity


Name: Entire region of Thessaly (region)
Description: Region in Greece


Name: Permanent magnet (Object)
Description: An object that retains its magnetism in the absence of an external magnetic field.


Name: 154,700 (Quantity)
Description: The total number of grants of settlement in 2013


Name: Taras Shevchenko (Person)
Description: A Ukrainian poet and artist, known as Ukraine's national poet


Name: bold and innovative work in Colombian sculpture (art development)
Description: Development of bold and innovative work in Colombian sculpture during the 20th century


Name: Colorado-Yule Marble Company (CYMC) (Company)
Description: A company formed in 1905 that took over the Yule Marble quarries


Name: 1930s (Time Period)
Description: The period between 1931 and 1940


Name: Phase III clinical trials (Trial Phase)
Description: The final stage of BNCT clinical trials to confirm efficacy and safety before potential widespread adoption


Name: Town square (Geographical_Location)
Description: The location where the Holy Trinity Column is situated


Name: Signature (Identification Mark)
Description: A mark made by a person as a way of identifying oneself


Name: Pharaoh Thutmoses III (Ancient Person)
Description: Reigned from 1479 BC to 1425 BC


Name: Opal-CT and then opal-C (Silica mineral)
Description: As a result of diagenesis due to increasing overburden pressure in sedimentary rocks


Name: République de Côte d'Ivoire (Government Name)
Description: Formal name of the government of Côte d'Ivoire


Name: Gotthard Railway (Transportation Entity)
Description: The first major north–south railway link across the Alps, opened in 1882.


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: The transition to new manufacturing processes during the late 18th to early 19th century


Name: Around 11,000 BC (Time Period)
Description: Approximately


Name: Mount Rushmore National Memorial (Monument)
Description: A monument carved into a mountainside with presidents' faces


Name: Ivory Coast (Geographical Location)
Description: A country in West Africa that came under the control of General Charles de Gaulle's provisional government in 1943.


Name: United Kingdom Parliament (legislature)
Description: The legislative body of the United Kingdom


Name: manufacture of zeolites, coating titania pigments, and as a fire retardant/smoke suppressant (Manufacturing application)
Description: Different applications in which Aluminium Hydroxide is used


Name: Chūai (Emperor)
Description: Japanese Emperor who reigned from 190 CE to 205 CE


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


Name: Microorganisms (Lifeform)
Description: Organisms that are too small to be seen with the naked eye


Name: A specific combination of upper garment and skirt (Clothing combination)
Description: A particular combination of upper garment and skirt was commonly worn


Name: Vegetation Zones of Morocco (Geographical Feature)
Description: The various types of vegetation found in Morocco, ranging from forests to deserts


Name: Cresciano Kindergarten (Kindergarten)
Description: The kindergarten facilities in the municipality of Cresciano.


Name: Lines (Mathematical Object)
Description: A basic geometric object with no width but an infinite length, extending infinitely in both directions.


Name: Cerium (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ce and atomic number 58


Name: Conventional direct current anodizing procedures Alumina Coating (Material)
Description: The type of alumina coating produced with conventional direct current anodizing procedures


Name: Under the conditions of pressure and temperature at which metamorphism takes place (Physical Condition)
Description: The stable minerals formed due to the transformation under specific conditions


Name: moderate aesthetic formalism among other alternatives (Idea or Concept)
Description: The idea of a return to moderate aesthetic formalism


Name: Meteorite searches (Activity)
Description: Activities related to the search for meteorites


Name: manufacturing nation (Industry)
Description: a sector of the economy that involves the production of goods


Name: precede the forms to which they refer (Concept)
Description: The sounds of mantras are considered primordial rhythms of creation.


Name: Quartz (mineral)
Description: for carving in Europe and the Middle East until the mid-19th century.


Name: conquest (Event)
Description: Conquest marked the end of Aztec rule


Name: Other examples of early Iberian Romance (Literature)
Description: include glosses on Latin texts called 'glosas embebidas'


Name: 17th century (Time period)
Description: A century between 1601 and 1700


Name: In 2011 (Time)
Description: A specific period in the past


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


Name: Aryeh Eliav (Person)
Description: An Israeli politician and military officer


Name: Pocumtucks (tribe)
Description: Tribe that lived in Western Massachusetts.


Name: a large territory through a mix of force and diplomacy (Military Strategy)
Description: The military strategies employed by the Mycenaeans to maintain control


Name: Sommaripa branch of Paros (Branch)
Description: A branch of the Sommaripa family in Paros


Name: President Ma Ying-jeou (Individual)
Description: Former President of Taiwan (2008–2016).


Name: Highest hill in that city (geographical feature)
Description: The hill where the cathedral is located


Name: Regional Daily Newspapers (Publication)
Description: Class of regional daily newspapers


Name: Sea Urchin Circulatory System (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin transport nutrients, oxygen, and waste products throughout its body.


Name: Meteorites (Celestial Body)
Description: Rocks from space that land on Earth.


Name: Typical 4 Cs (Color, Clarity, Cut and Carat Weight) (Diamond Grading Criteria)
Description: Criteria used to evaluate diamonds based on their color, clarity, cut, and carat weight


Name: 63.3 million tourists visited New York City in 2023 (Quantity)
Description: Number of tourists who visited the city in 2023


Name: Financial Hub (Category)
Description: A city that plays a significant role in the global economy, particularly in finance and banking.


Name: Drammenselva river (River)
Description: The river that flows through the center of Drammen


Name: Image formed by light waves (Visual phenomenon)
Description: The visual representation that is interpreted by the brain


Name: 12,000 years old (Time Duration)
Description: Age of Göbekli Tepe


Name: Agastimata (Text)
Description: A text written before the 10th century AD that states diamond properties.


Name: Art (Activity)
Description: The field where black was one of the first colors to be used


Name: Presidential Republic (GovernmentForm)
Description: A political system where a president serves as the head of state and government.


Name: Molybdenum (Element)
Description: A hard, blue-gray, metallic transition metal


Name: Intaglio (cut below the flat surface) (Design technique)
Description: The design on the impression is cut below the flat surface.


Name: Supplementation of calcium, vitamin D, and bisphosphonates (Medical Treatment)
Description: Treatments for osteoporosis.


Name: Inland parts of northern Greece (Location)
Description: Most of the inland parts of northern Greece, in Central Macedonia, the lower elevations of Western Macedonia and Eastern Macedonia and Thrace


Name: Argon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Ar and atomic number 18


Name: Temperature (Physical Property)
Description: The temperature at which the compound burns in oxygen.


Name: Microfractures Filled with Secondary Silica and Form Thin Lamellae (Physical Feature)
Description: The microfractures that may be found in precious opal during its formation, filled with secondary silica and forming thin lamellae


Name: Illustrators (Profession)
Description: These are artists who specialize in creating drawings, especially for books and magazines


Name: Punitive or Exemplary Damages (Legal Concept)
Description: Compensation intended to punish the defendant and deter similar conduct


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


Name: Cognate (Printmaking Outcome)
Description: Another name for a second print from the original plate.


Name: Stracherite (Mineral)
Description: A carbonate mineral discovered in Israel.


Name: Chinese Emperors (Person)
Description: Emperors of China


Name: Albert Einstein (Scientists)
Description: German-born theoretical physicist


Name: William V, Prince of Orange (Person)
Description: The last stadtholder of the Dutch Republic


Name: just as many rings on calves (jewellery)
Description: Another part of the traditional practice of Padaung women in Myanmar


Name: Labor Force of Japan (Workforce)
Description: The total number of people in employment in Japan


Name: Grasses (Plant Family)
Description: A family of flowering plants producing seeds in dry capsules and having a rootstock with adventitious roots


Name: Financial Services (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the provision of financial services, including banking, insurance, and investment


Name: Republican Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: A major U.S. political party


Name: Virgo Supercluster (Supercluster)
Description: A supercluster containing thousands of galaxies, including the Local Group and the Virgo Cluster.


Name: Western Thrace (Region)
Description: A geographical area in Southeastern Europe, bordering Bulgaria and Turkey.


Name: Human kidney (animal organ)
Description: The kidney of a human


Name: Expressionist architecture (Architectural movement)
Description: An architectural movement that developed in Germany in the 1910s


Name: First World War (Event)
Description: The global war that took place from 1914 to 1918


Name: Nabi Musa district (Administrative Territorial Unit)
Description: An administrative territorial unit in Palestine with a population of 343 residents.


Name: Mughal style of art (Art Style)
Description: The painting style of the Mughal Empire


Name: Reins (Synonym)
Description: A synonym for the kidneys, popular in Shakespearean English and mentioned in some Bible verses.


Name: Woodblock Printing (Art Form)
Description: Printmaking technique using woodblocks


Name: White, yellow, pale-green, brown and other colors (Color)
Description: The lime hornfels can have these colors.


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: A city in the U.S.


Name: Kama (Concept)
Description: The same as in the first object


Name: False Doublet (Type of Assembled Gem)
Description: A doublet which is a glass piece that looks like a real gem and a real gem attached to look like a larger gem


Name: Orthoclase (Mineral)
Description: A variety of feldspar found in granulites.


Name: 2020 census (Census)
Description: A count and measurement of the population conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: An element in the periodic table, represented by the symbol O.


Name: diamond's facets (part of diamond)
Description: Part of the diamond that is affected by polish


Name: Old Faithful geyser (Geyser)
Description: The Old Faithful geyser, which erupts regularly and is one of the park's most famous features


Name: Subduction zone (Geological feature)
Description: A region where one tectonic plate is forced beneath another, resulting in the melting of rocks and the formation of magma


Name: Raizal people in Colombia (Ethnic group)
Description: The Raizal people in Colombia


Name: blue cobalt glass and red glass tinted with copper (material)
Description: Stained glass windows containing these colors


Name: Women in various cultures (Gender group)
Description: Female individuals from diverse cultures


Name: Polish, cut or wear away other materials (Action)
Description: Including other diamonds


Name: Ocher yellow-coloured lower garment (Artifact)
Description: Color worn as a lower garment by the emperor according to the new dress code


Name: investigation on counterfeit, mismarked, substandard fasteners (Investigation)
Description: Conducted by the United States House Energy Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations


Name: Volcanic Rock (Igneous Volcanic Rocks)
Description: Rocks that form from volcanic lava


Name: High-Quality Loudspeakers (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that produce sound


Name: Crazy Horse Memorial (Monument)
Description: A mountain carving depicting Crazy Horse on horseback


Name: Agriculture (Sector)
Description: The biggest sector of the Ukrainian economy.


Name: NBA 2K17 (Video game)
Description: The video game in which Pink Diamond was first introduced


Name: Berber people (Amazigh, Imazighen) (Ethnic Group)
Description: Indigenous people inhabiting the Maghreb region in North Africa


Name: Conflict (Social Issue)
Description: Fuels or is caused by conflicts, particularly in areas where diamonds are easily looted


Name: Andalusite and Sillimanite (Geological Mineral)
Description: Specific minerals that are aluminum silicates


Name: Franks (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Germanic tribe who became the dominant group in Gaul and later France


Name: Silicaceous minerals in the ore (Mineral)
Description: Minerals containing silica that would clog the furnace


Name: Saltwater Mollusk (Living Organism)
Description: A mollusk used in pearl culture that survives the surgery.


Name: Ability to improve exhaust gas treatment efficiency, durability, and thermal shock resistance (Property)
Description: Benefits of using Cordierite ceramics in catalytic converters


Name: Cennini (Person)
Description: A medieval artist and writer who was known for his treatise on painting


Name: elegant brownstone rowhouses and townhouses (Architectural Style)
Description: Elegant brownstone rowhouses and townhouses that are characteristic of New York City's large residential districts.


Name: Tarchon (Person)
Description: Legendary figure who founded the Etruscan League


Name: Wheellock (Firearm)
Description: Pyrite gained a brief popularity in the 16th and 17th centuries as a source of ignition in early firearms, most notably the wheellock.


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A federal republic in South America


Name: 14 of New York's 26 congressional districts (congressional district)
Description: Districts from which a member of the U.S. House of Representatives is elected.


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color the pearls fluoresce under ultraviolet light


Name: Economic growth and societal development (Process)
Description: The increase in the productivity of a country or region's economy and improvement in the quality of life for its people


Name: Abidjan (Location)
Description: City where crime rose dramatically


Name: Law Enforcement Agencies (Governmental Entity)
Description: Faced criticism for their handling of the 2004 Orange Revolution


Name: Catholic (Religion)
Description: Population group that identifies as Catholic


Name: Dutch Golden Age (Historical era)
Description: An era of greatness, political, economic, and cultural influence in Europe and the world.


Name: Number of private university institutions in North Macedonia (Category of Universities)
Description: One of the private universities in North Macedonia


Name: Relatively liberal in its political platform (political ideology)
Description: Holding a relatively left-leaning set of policies


Name: Enlightenment (Philosophical movement)
Description: European intellectual movement of the late 17th and 18th centuries


Name: morne and drumlins (Geological Formation)
Description: Geological formations resulting from the movement and deposition of sediment by glaciers


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


Name: Adaptive Optics (Astronomy Technique)
Description: A technique to compensate for image distortions in astronomy using a deformable mirror.


Name: Visible electromagnetic radiation (type of electromagnetic radiation)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation within the visible spectrum for humans.


Name: Actinolite (Mineral)
Description: An amphibole mineral with formula (Fe2+, Mg)5(Si8O22)(OH)2


Name: Frecciarossa trains (Transportation)
Description: Trains with a maximum speed of 300 km/h on dedicated high-speed tracks


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


Name: Few Countries (Geographical Area)
Description: A limited number of nations


Name: 876 (Year)
Description: The year 876 AD


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: United Development Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: Islamist political party in Indonesia


Name: Improving the effectiveness and safety of BNCT treatment (Goal)
Description: The focus of BNCT research and development is on improving the effectiveness and safety of BNCT treatment


Name: movement and deposition of sediment by glaciers (Geomorphic Phenomenon)
Description: The movement and deposition of loose material during the advance and retreat of a glacier


Name: IPC – Association Connecting Electronic Industries (Organization)
Description: Trade association of electronic industries


Name: Egypt (country)
Description: A country located in North Africa and Northeast Africa


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics


Name: Kouros (Ancient Greek sculpture)
Description: -


Name: Platinum alloys (range from 900 to 950) (Material)
Description: Metal alloys containing platinum, used for making jewelry.


Name: oceanic climate (Climate)
Description: a type of weather pattern characterized by relatively even precipitation throughout the year and mild temperatures


Name: Spearfish Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation in the Black Hills that forms a valley called the Red Valley


Name: Borates (Compound)
Description: Inorganic compounds containing the boron-oxygen tetrahedral unit.


Name: Uranium-235 (Isotope)
Description: Isotope of uranium used as fuel for nuclear power plants


Name: continuing Norway's tradition of storytelling excellence (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies have received critical praise and commercial success, both domestically and globally, upholding the nation's legacy of storytelling mastery


Name: 1 November 1954 Declaration (Event)
Description: Declaration that triggered the start of the Algerian War


Name: 4450 BCE (Time Period)
Description: A year in the calendar era.


Name: A.F. Gori's book (book)
Description: The book that described Count Antonio Maria Zanetti's collection


Name: Hydrogen ions (Ion)
Description: Participate in the electrolysis process of fluorine production


Name: Halogens (Chemical element)
Description: A group in the periodic table consisting of fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, and astatine.


Name: Ancient Benthic Limestones (Geological Feature)
Description: Limestones formed in the deep ocean and preserved over millions of years


Name: Tillya-tepe (Archaeological site) (Archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site located in north-western Afghanistan, where fine examples of first century objects made from chalcedony were found.


Name: Segmented Mirror (mirror types)
Description: A mirror consisting of multiple flat or curved mirrors properly placed and oriented.


Name: ELMED (Project)
Description: An electrical interconnection project between Tunisia and Italy.


Name: 600–700 ppm (parts per million) (Quantity)
Description: The abundance of fluorine in parts per million on Earth's crust


Name: Skirt (Clothing item)
Description: A piece of clothing worn by women during the Qin and Han dynasties.


Name: Impact Breccias (Impactite Component)
Description: Mixtures of rock fragments and minerals created by the impact


Name: Laos (country)
Description: A landlocked Southeast Asian country located in the Indochinese peninsula.


Name: significant cultural and economic soft power (Soft Power)
Description: The cultural and economic influence of the United States


Name: Protests (Event)
Description: Protests from locals on many beaches due to government failure to stop beach-side businesses from placing more umbrellas than permitted


Name: Wisconsin (State)
Description: The 30th state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: Official language of many countries.


Name: Lubricant (substance)
Description: A substance applied to reduce friction, heat build-up and stress


Name: during the Late Bronze Age (Era)
Description: Time period when the Mycenaeans had a strong military and advanced technology


Name: Abalone (Species of Gastropod Mollusk)
Description: A genus of edible marine gastropod mollusks


Name: Gold or Silver (Metal)
Description: Two other precious metals valued highly by the Chinese Imperial court


Name: 1896 (Year)
Description: The year quinacridone was first discovered.


Name: hornfels and coarse-grained skarn (geological formations)
Description: Different types of metamorphic rocks


Name: Chus Gutiérrez (film director)
Description: A film director from Andalusia known for Poniente.


Name: Ruku (Clothing)
Description: Clothing worn by men in ordinary times during Han dynasty


Name: Dwarf Planet (Classification)
Description: Bodies that meet the first proposed definition but not the second


Name: $61,302 (Monetary Value)
Description: The per capita personal income in Missouri in 2023


Name: OECD (Organization)
Description: The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development


Name: Other ceramic materials and engineering alloys (Materials)
Description: The toughness of diamond is good compared to other ceramic materials, but poor compared to most engineering materials


Name: Emission Spectrum (spectral feature)
Description: The distribution of emitted radiation as a function of wavelength.


Name: Piraeus (Port)
Description: The port of Athens, Greece.


Name: one out of nine Hindus (Population)
Description: One out of nine Hindus belong by birth to this typology


Name: Smuggling of Radioactive Materials (Crime)
Description: The illegal trade or transport of radioactive material, often associated with nuclear weapons


Name: Dense forests of Greece (Geographical Features)
Description: The dense forests that exist in Greece


Name: Family size (Quantity)
Description: The average number of people per family


Name: University of Kansas (Educational Institution)
Description: A public research university located in Lawrence, Kansas


Name: Wine (Alcoholic beverage)
Description: An alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes or other fruits


Name: Pennines (Mountain Range)
Description: A range of hills and mountains in northern England


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: First of the transition metals that cannot reach its group oxidation state of +8


Name: Crow (Animal)
Description: A type of bird


Name: Celtic people (Ethnic group)
Description: An Iron Age cultural group inhabiting central Europe


Name: Jazz (music genre)
Description: A musical form that flourished despite sanctions from Soviet authorities.


Name: Chinese workers (People)
Description: Workers from China mainly Cantonese


Name: Sainte-Chapelle (Paris) (Building)
Description: A chapel in Paris that had elegant blue stained glass windows installed.


Name: chemical weathering (Geological process)
Description: Process that affects the levels and contents of the metasomatic liquid.


Name: Berber Polytheism (Religion)
Description: Traditional religion of the Berbers before Islam


Name: Pico do Posets near Venasque, Spain (Location)
Description: A European and Spanish locality known to bear uvarovite


Name: Gunmian (Clothes)
Description: A type of mianfu worn during sacrificial ceremonies in Song dynasty


Name: Bezel setting (diamond jewelry setting)
Description: A diamond or gemstone is completely surrounded by a rim of metal which can be molded into any shape to accommodate the stone.


Name: Condition of orthogonality (Mathematical concept)
Description: The squared distance between their centers is equal to the sum of the squares of their radii


Name: pineapples (Food)
Description: A tropical fruit


Name: Dies for coins (Numismatics)
Description: A tool or matrix used to strike a coin


Name: Salmon (fish) (Animal)
Description: The color salmon is named after the color of salmon flesh.


Name: Huitzilopochtli (deity)
Description: Solar and martial deity and the tutelary deity of the Mexica tribe


Name: Public health services in Brazil (healthcare_service)
Description: Health services offered by the Brazilian government for free


Name: Paper (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of paper, a material made from plant fibers or other substances and used for writing, printing, packaging, and other purposes


Name: Supersaturation of the liquid phase (Synthesis parameter)
Description: The concentration of the substance in solution beyond its saturation point


Name: Migmatite (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock that forms under high temperatures and pressures


Name: Structural Material (Material)
Description: A material that was used in building the Iron Bridge due to its increasing availability and affordability.


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


Name: Gastrointestinal Discomfort (Symptom)
Description: An uncomfortable sensation in the digestive tract.


Name: Germanic tribes (Ethnic group)
Description: Tribes that spoke the Germanic languages and lived in central and northern Europe during the late Iron Age


Name: King Mithridates VI of Pontus' collection to the Temple of Jupiter in Rome (collection)
Description: Collection of gems and other artifacts


Name: Union Army (MilitaryEntity)
Description: The armed forces of the United States during the American Civil War.


Name: Dardo infantry fighting vehicle (Vehicle)
Description: A combat vehicle used by the Italian Army


Name: Tennessee (State)
Description: The 16th state to join the United States, located in the Southeastern region of the U.S.


Name: Commercial Extraction (Activity)
Description: The activity conducted by Korite for the extraction of Ammolite.


Name: Grenade (military) (Military equipment)
Description: A military explosive device


Name: Athenian-dominated naval confederacy (477–404 BC) (Historical Event)
Description: The Delian League, an Athenian-led confederacy of city-states


Name: Exceedingly Rare (Historical Pattern)
Description: A historical pattern of rarity of Islamic jewelry from before the 19th century


Name: the oxides with the hydrogen halides (Compound)
Description: A class of compounds containing Cerium and oxygen.


Name: Lime (mineral or chemical compound)
Description: Calcium oxide (CaO) and Calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)2)


Name: Pierre Saint Cloud's Le Roman de Renart and Geoffrey Chaucer's The Nun's Priest's Tale (literature)
Description: Literary works that the character appeared in


Name: 148 million (Population Quantity)
Description: The maximum population of Russia recorded in 1993


Name: Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic (Location)
Description: Neighbouring countries of Ukraine


Name: Atramentum elephantinum (Ink)
Description: Ancient Roman ink made by burning ivory of elephants


Name: Atlas Mountains and the Sahara and pre-Sahara regions (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions in Morocco where Amazigh architecture is predominant


Name: Habitat Destruction (Environmental Change)
Description: The alteration or loss of natural habitats


Name: Chinese jade (artifact)
Description: A precious mineral used in Chinese culture for various purposes including spiritual, symbolic, and political.


Name: Hydrogen gas (Gas)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol H and atomic number 1. It is a highly reactive, diatomic gas.


Name: Carotenoid Pigments (chemical compound)
Description: Pigments responsible for the yellow color in various fruits, flowers and food


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A sovereign country in the Southern Hemisphere, consisting of the Australian mainland, the island of Tasmania, and numerous smaller islands.


Name: 62.0% (19,587) (Percentage and Number of People)
Description: Hispanic or Latino population in Kingsbridge as per 2010 US Census


Name: Nuclear Weapons (Military Equipment)
Description: A weapon of mass destruction derived from nuclear fission


Name: 1,000 deals worth over US$5 billion each from 2015 to 2018 (Quantity Value)
Description: Number of large-scale deals announced by banks from 2015 to 2018


Name: Metallic Minerals (Subcategory of Mineral)
Description: Minerals whose body color is created by allochromatic elements


Name: strict dress code rules (Social regulation)
Description: To maintain social order and to distinguish social class


Name: Volunteer mine guard (MilitaryUnit)
Description: The military unit where Pope Yeatman was an officer.


Name: Alkali Feldspars and Plagioclase (Subgroups of Feldspar)
Description: The two major subgroups of Feldspars.


Name: Siderokastron and southern Thessaly (Geographical area)
Description: Region in Thessaly occupied by the Almogavars


Name: long (adjective)
Description: having great length or extent


Name: Transportation, Engineering, Construction, and Packaging (Industries)
Description: Sectors where Aluminium is primarily used


Name: Social Democratic Party (SPÖ) (Political Party)
Description: A major political party in Austria


Name: melt method (process)
Description: A process used to create beryllium hydroxide


Name: 1996 election (event)
Description: The year in which the mixed-member proportional (MMP) voting system was introduced


Name: Achomawi Creation Myth (Fox, Coyote) (Mythology)
Description: Creation myth of the Achomawi people


Name: alloying elements (chemical elements)
Description: Elements added to steel for specific properties.


Name: Dominican, Chinese, Puerto Rican, Italian, Mexican, Irish, Asian Indian, German, Jamaican, Ecuadorian, English, Polish, Russian, Arab, Haitian, Guyanese, Filipino, and Korean (Ancestry)
Description: Self-reported ancestries in New York City


Name: the end of the Shaft Grave era (Era)
Description: Time period when the tholos emerged


Name: hip and knee implants (Medical device)
Description: Used in hip and knee implants to improve their durability and biocompatibility.


Name: Protestant churches of New England (Building)
Description: Including Old North Church in Boston


Name: Black Hills Trail (Trail)
Description: A multi-use path through the Black Hills


Name: Uranium-235 (Isotope)
Description: The reason for the separation of uranium isotopes


Name: Etruscan Civilization (Civilization)
Description: The civilization that flourished around 10th–9th century BC


Name: Women's Tennis Association Player of the Year Award (Award)
Description: An annual award given by the Women's Tennis Association


Name: Carbonyls, cyanides, carbides, and acetylides (Specific carbon ligands in organometallic compounds)
Description: Types of carbon ligands that are considered as part of the definition of an organometallic compound


Name: Hominins (species)
Description: A type of early human or human ancestor


Name: Education and Research Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to numerous universities, research institutions, and educational programs.


Name: Purple Anthocyanins (Natural Pigment)
Description: Purple pigments found in certain plants that aid photosynthesis.


Name: Metalwork (Product)
Description: A product made from metal that has been engraved.


Name: Fes (City)
Description: A major city in Morocco, established as the capital of the Idrisids


Name: Spanish caves (Location)
Description: Caves located in Spain


Name: Probe problems in Quantum Physics (Process)
Description: The process of investigating fundamental and technological issues in quantum physics.


Name: Harlem Renaissance Literature (Literary Movement)
Description: The independent literary tradition developed by African-American and black West Indian authors during the Harlem Renaissance.


Name: Photosynthesis (biological process)
Description: Responsible for modern Earth's atmosphere


Name: Catholic Party (Political Party)
Description: Former political party in Belgium, prominent in the 19th century


Name: The much more obscure Assuwa (Confederation of States)
Description: -


Name: formation of single crystal particles (physical structure)
Description: A solid particle with a uniform crystalline structure throughout


Name: Guru Gobind Singh (Person)
Description: The tenth Sikh Guru and the founder of the Khalsa


Name: Malleable iron (Physical state)
Description: Heat-treated cast iron can be converted into malleable iron


Name: Coniferous Forests (Ecosystem)
Description: Present at high elevations in Ticino, except in the Sottoceneri


Name: Kais Saied (Person)
Description: The President of Tunisia who took office in 2019 after winning the elections


Name: West Germany and East Germany (region)
Description: Geographical regions within Germany


Name: Locally derived rocks (Geological Material)
Description: Rocks derived from the local area where pseudotachylyte forms.


Name: Material Research and Development (Process)
Description: Ongoing research to improve efficiency, productivity and competitiveness in world markets


Name: Cubic crystal structure (Structure class)
Description: Has a cubic crystal structure


Name: A freely chosen, bottom-up association of municipalities (Association)
Description: Intended as an instrument of socioeconomic development and coordination


Name: Limestone Deposits (Missouri and Northwest Territories) (Geological Deposit)
Description: Deposits of limestone found in Missouri and the Northwest Territories


Name: Marble Quarrying (Activity)
Description: The activity of quarrying marble on Naxos


Name: Apprentice and workshop systems (Training system)
Description: Traditional method of training in the visual arts


Name: η2-Alkene compounds (Organometallic compound class)
Description: A type of organometallic compound characterized by carbon-metal covalent bonds


Name: China's Imperial Period (Historical Period)
Description: A period of China's history


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: The largest island in French Polynesia, located in the South Pacific Ocean.


Name: the scholar-official class (Social group)
Description: Educated elite of society


Name: Examples of Byzantine Filigree (Art object)
Description: Examples of Byzantine filigree decoration


Name: sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Three-dimensional work created by carving or shaping a material.


Name: Zirids of Granada (Berber dynasty)
Description: The Zirids who ruled the Zirid kingdom of Granada


Name: Bedded cherts (Geological formation)
Description: Can be further subdivided by the kinds of organisms that produced the silica skeletons


Name: Emery (Material)
Description: A mineral used as an abrasive powder


Name: Swiss People's Party (SVP) and Swiss Social Democratic Party (SPS) (Political Party)
Description: The two major political parties in Switzerland, the SVP and SPS


Name: top-tier cut (category of diamond cut)
Description: Category of diamond cut where the top facet is perfectly perpendicular and other facets have excellent symmetry


Name: Greek, Phoenician, and other cultures (influences)
Description: Cultural influences on Etruscan artifacts


Name: Recognition by Peers (Achievement)
Description: Appreciation and acknowledgement from other experts in the field


Name: Spring Green (Color)
Description: The color that is directly opposite rose on the color wheel


Name: Valser mineral water (Product)
Description: Mineral water sourced from Vals, Switzerland


Name: Dutch forces during the war with the French Republic (military group)
Description: The forces under William I's command during the war with the French Republic


Name: Graphite (Carbon allotrope)
Description: A soft form of pure carbon with its atoms forming in planes


Name: BaBar Detector at the Stanford Linear Accelerator (Detector)
Description: A particle physics detector used at the Stanford Linear Accelerator.


Name: Decorative arts and crafts (Industry)
Description: Another use of hematitic jasperoid


Name: Spring and Labour Day (Holiday)
Description: A holiday dedicated to workers, originally a Soviet era holiday


Name: Aluminium wire (Material)
Description: A type of material used as a substitute for copper in certain applications


Name: Democratic Republic of the Congo (Country)
Description: The country where Shinkolobwe Mine is located


Name: Mull (island)
Description: It has a climate moderated by Gulf Stream


Name: Approximately 180 liters of filtrate a day (Quantity)
Description: The amount of filtrate generated daily by the adult human kidney.


Name: New Zealand Media Industry (Industry)
Description: The media industry within the country of New Zealand


Name: Climate Change (Environmental Issue)
Description: The long-term changes in global climate patterns due to human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation


Name: cyberattacks, disinformation campaigns, and political interference. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Jean Baptiste Guimet (Person)
Description: The person who initially won the prize for inventing artificial ultramarine


Name: Digestive Function of Sea Urchin Digestive System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the digestive system plays in allowing a sea urchin to obtain energy and nutrients from food.


Name: Concept of Izanagi and Izanami being siblings (Mythological Relationship)
Description: The concept that Izanagi and Izanami were siblings


Name: Asteroid Belt (Astronomical Region)
Description: The region where Ceres is currently located


Name: Central Asian Turkic states (Geographical region)
Description: A geographical term used to define the Turkic states located in Central Asia


Name: Bullfighting (sport)
Description: A traditional sport in Andalusia.


Name: Cat's eye stone (mineral)
Description: A gemstone known for its distinctive banded chatoyancy


Name: RCN and Caracol (Television Channel)
Description: Two privately owned TV networks with national coverage in Colombia


Name: French cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The traditional food and cooking styles of France.


Name: Glina or Syglino (Food Item)
Description: Smoked pork or pork sausage from the Mani Peninsula


Name: Buttons or other types of ornaments in portraits (ornament)
Description: Items that cap hooks resemble in paintings.


Name: Boron trifluoride (Compound)
Description: A colorless, toxic gas used as a fluorinating agent.


Name: Latin albus (Adjective)
Description: The Latin word for 'white'


Name: Eumelanin (Subtype of Melanin)
Description: A dark pigment responsible for creating dark hair and skin colors.


Name: Peace and Cooperation (Quality)
Description: Symbolizes peace and cooperation


Name: cutting wheels (tool)
Description: Similar tools often structurally reinforced with impregnated fibres


Name: Areas with strong currents (Environmental condition)
Description: The environmental condition where some Corallium species grow.


Name: administrative units (geopolitical_unit)
Description: Thessaly is divided into administrative units


Name: Sedimentary sequences such as the Miocene Monterey Formation of California and rocks as old as the Cretaceous period (Geological formations)
Description: -


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol F and atomic number 9.


Name: Belo Horizonte (City)
Description: Third largest urban agglomeration in Brazil with 5.1 million inhabitants


Name: Driest conditions (Climate condition)
Description: The least amount of precipitation or moisture in the air


Name: Second School Change (Student Mobility)
Description: The mobility of students who move schools twice in Gymnasium


Name: Garnet (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: Bultfontein (Town)
Description: A town in the Free State province of South Africa


Name: Maid of Honor (Person)
Description: A female attendant at a wedding, responsible for assisting the bride and ensuring the wedding runs smoothly.


Name: 14 people (People)
Description: The number of widows or widowers in Peccia


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: A North African country


Name: Real projective line (Geometric Structure)
Description: A one-dimensional real projective space


Name: Saracen raids (Historical event)
Description: Raids by Muslim forces on the Byzantine Empire


Name: Archaeological Museum of Paros (Museum)
Description: Located in Parikia town, a small museum housing some finds from sites in Paros.


Name: Scientists (Profession)
Description: Experts who study various fields such as the Earth, universe, and beyond.


Name: Eleven Slave States (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The eleven Southern U.S. states that seceded from the Union during the American Civil War.


Name: Baltasar Porcel (Writer)
Description: Spanish writer


Name: Rif region (Geographical Region)
Description: A mountainous region in the north of Morocco, known for cannabis cultivation


Name: If you've got some categories that are excluded, they are automatically left out of the police's priorities. (Statement)
Description: -


Name: Part of deceased organism (Natural object)
Description: A portion of the deceased organism that is preserved in the fossil.


Name: American Watch Company (Company)
Description: The company known for producing more than 50,000 watches each year by 1865


Name: Calcium compounds (chemical compound)
Description: Chemical compounds that include Calcium


Name: Sterling silver (Material)
Description: Silver alloy consisting of 92.5% pure silver.


Name: United States Government, European Union (Organization)
Description: Governing bodies of the United States and European Union respectively.


Name: agate (Mineral)
Description: Can also form agate.


Name: Buttermarket area (Geographical location)
Description: In about 720 AD


Name: Manhattan rented apartments (Real Estate Market)
Description: The rented apartments in Manhattan, New York City.


Name: Lithium-6 (Isotope)
Description: Another isotope of lithium


Name: Medium grade watches (Watch category)
Description: Watches of medium quality


Name: Höherer Dienst (Career level)
Description: The career level that police officers belong to within the group of Beamte


Name: Electrical properties (Physical property)
Description: Properties relating to the response of a material to electric fields


Name: U.S. Open Cup and a SuperLiga Championship (Trophies)
Description: A list of trophies won by the New England Revolution


Name: Ce3+/Ce couple (Electrochemical reaction)
Description: The electrochemical reaction for the reduction of cerium(III) to cerium.


Name: Aluminium ions (Ion)
Description: An essential component of the kyanite structure, occupying 40% of the octahedral sites.


Name: Homer (Ancient Greek Poet)
Description: An ancient Greek poet


Name: Not specified (Other collegiate sports)
Description: -


Name: European arrival (Event)
Description: Arrival of Europeans in Mexico


Name: Sal sedativum (Chemical compound)
Description: A medicinal substance prepared by boiling the salts of boracic acid and talc, formerly used as a mild diuretic


Name: Western fashion, especially through Chinoiserie fashion (Fashion Style)
Description: Elements of hanfu design have influenced Western fashion


Name: Polishing Process (Process)
Description: The process of polishing a surface helps in removing stress concentrations present in the rough surface.


Name: Mainframe computers from IBM and Burroughs Large Systems (Technology)
Description: Computers installed by Brazilian universities in the mid-1960s


Name: Being (Philosophy)
Description: The state or quality of existing, especially in a specified manner


Name: second half of the 19th century (Time period)
Description: Cobalt violet was invented during the second half of the 19th century


Name: 30 km exclusion zone around the power station (Exclusion Zone)
Description: The 30 km exclusion zone established after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster


Name: Diamond Heating for Repairs (diamond treatment)
Description: Heating process when jewelry containing diamonds is heated for repairs.


Name: Lithium peroxide (Li2O2) (Chemical compound)
Description: Specific compound of lithium


Name: Mani Peninsula (Geographical Region)
Description: A peninsula in southern Greece


Name: Additional Penalties (Legal Consequence)
Description: Severe penalties imposed for high-value fraud cases.


Name: Danish rule (Historical period)
Description: The time when Halland was under the control of Denmark


Name: Single-crystal CVD diamond (Material)
Description: A specific type of synthetic diamond created using chemical vapor deposition


Name: nurturing talent and encouraging the growth of the Norwegian film industry (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute offers funding, resources, and backing for both upcoming and seasoned filmmakers, cultivating a dynamic and varied filmmaking community in Norway, empowering talent and fostering the development of the Norwegian film industry


Name: 2009 (Year)
Description: The year Campbell R. Bridges was murdered


Name: Dog breeding for herding animals (animal breeding)
Description: Breeding of dogs for use as herding animals


Name: is-a model (Taxonomy concept)
Description: A type of taxonomy representation.


Name: Younger Ordovician evolutionary radiation (Geological Time Period)
Description: A time period in the Ordovician geologic period.


Name: U.S Military Helmets (Artifact)
Description: Helmets used by the U.S military


Name: Persian zargun (mineral_origin)
Description: The name of Zircon derives from the Persian word 'zargun'


Name: Autumn leaves (natural phenomenon)
Description: The shedding of leaves from deciduous trees that typically occurs in the autumn or fall.


Name: Color impurities (Chemical impurity)
Description: Impurities that cause the ruby to be red


Name: Away from Rome movement (Social movement)
Description: A movement initiated by supporters of Schönerer, calling on German Christians to leave the Roman Catholic Church


Name: Skill (Quality)
Description: For Leonardo da Vinci, art was a manifestation of skill


Name: 39,564 people (Quantity)
Description: Population of Okanogan County as of the 2000 census


Name: Compression of the Melanosome (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which the network of channels can disappear


Name: Hunt for the Wilderpeople, Boy, The World's Fastest Indian, Whale Rider, Once Were Warriors, Heavenly Creatures and The Piano (Motion pictures)
Description: A list of New Zealand's highest-grossing films


Name: Pyrosilicate (Silicate)
Description: A member of silicate family with the formula Si2O6−7 (x = 0.5, n = 2).


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country located in central Europe and a tax haven


Name: Metalliferious black shales of the Korean Peninsula (GeologicalFeature)
Description: The geological feature where Goldmanite is found in the Korean Peninsula


Name: Jewelry (Sector)
Description: One of the rarest uses of lignite


Name: Sierra Morena and Sierra Nevada Mountains (Geographical Region)
Description: The mountain ranges in Southern Spain


Name: nouns or as adjectives in English (Word)
Description: Common short names for the United States


Name: East Asia and Latin America economies (economic region)
Description: Regions with significant trade relations with the United Kingdom


Name: Microorganisms (Life form)
Description: Tiny organisms capable of living independently


Name: Decision to withhold information (Action)
Description: Decision made by ASEA not to disclose their diamond synthesis research


Name: Afghan Refugees (Group of People)
Description: Afghans who were forced to leave their country and returned to Afghanistan after 2002


Name: Hirst's and Emin's work (artwork)
Description: Artworks created by Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin


Name: HHC's MetroPlus Health Plan (Health Insurance Provider)
Description: One of New York City's largest providers of government-sponsored health insurance.


Name: Fleshy, tongue-like structure (physical object)
Description: Structure within the mouth of a sea urchin


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


Name: Belt Press (Press Design)
Description: A type of press design used for creating synthetic diamonds, originally invented by Tracy Hall


Name: Grand Coalition (Political Coalition)
Description: A political alliance between the Social Democrats and the People's Party in Austria


Name: Transition metals nickel and cobalt (Elements)
Description: Metallic elements that are commonly used for growth of synthetic diamond by high-pressure high-temperature techniques


Name: P. protopunica (Plant species)
Description: The Socotran pomegranate


Name: new covenant (PoliticalEvent)
Description: A new agreement signed between the Queen and the French


Name: Colombia's Historical Memory Unit (UMH) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian agency responsible for documenting the history of the armed conflict and its victims.


Name: French King Philip IV (historical figure)
Description: King of France during the 13th and 14th centuries


Name: High-pressure metamorphic facies (Geological formation)
Description: A type of high-pressure, high-temperature metamorphic rock


Name: Ernst Gombrich and Nelson Goodman (Theorists)
Description: Theorists who came to hold that the conceptual encounter with the work of art predominated over the perceptual and visual encounter during the 1960s and 1970s


Name: Cyan (Color)
Description: A color perceived by humans with a wavelength between approximately 495 and 520 nanometres


Name: United States Federal Trade Commission guidelines (Regulation)
Description: Regulations regarding disclosure of gem enhancements


Name: Fraud being left out of the first index despite being the most common crime reported to police in the UK (Statement)
Description: -


Name: Golden Age (Term for Advanced Period)
Description: Period of a civilization considered its most prosperous and advanced


Name: Strong nationalist and separatist movements (Movement)
Description: Rise due to Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms


Name: Metal (Material)
Description: Any of various ductile substances that conduct heat and electricity


Name: ɂehtsǝ́o Erǝ́ya's prophecy (Prediction)
Description: A specific prophecy made by ɂehtsǝ́o Erǝ́ya


Name: Eco-Friendly Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made with environmentally friendly materials and manufacturing processes, promoting sustainability


Name: Tram Line (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: The transportation infrastructure connecting the quarry to the mill site.


Name: deliberate errors or distortions (feature of cartography)
Description: Mistakes or alterations intentionally made in maps


Name: Approach of a Cold Front (Meteorological Condition)
Description: A weather front that moves from cold to warm air.


Name: Formation of Kyanite (Geological Process)
Description: The reactions that produce kyanite do not take place


Name: Buyers and sellers of gems (Individuals or organizations involved in gem trading)
Description: Parties that are required to present the Kimberley Certificate during a transaction


Name: Advaita Vedanta (Philosophy)
Description: Philosophy aligned with the Smarta tradition


Name: Alps (geographic feature)
Description: A crescent shaped geographic feature of central Europe


Name: Special Alloys (material)
Description: Materials used in watch components which are immune to thermal expansion


Name: KTP crystal (Chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound used to generate light at the yellow wavelength in this process


Name: Gemologist (Profession)
Description: An individual specialized in the identification, analysis, and evaluation of gems


Name: José de Alencar (Author)
Description: Brazilian author who wrote about indigenous people as heroes


Name: color of Nd:YAG (Physical property)
Description: The pinkish-purple color of Nd:YAG varies with the dopant concentration


Name: Flat Tax System (Taxation System)
Description: Introduced by the current government


Name: Isle of Mull (Location)
Description: The location where the Isle of Mull Cycling Club is based


Name: King Lha Thothori Nyantsen (Ruler)
Description: A king of Tibet during the reign of which the Cintamani was found.


Name: Sun drops more than 6° below the horizon (time event)
Description: The end of civil twilight


Name: Carolingian ruler Carloman of Bavaria (Person)
Description: Ruler during the Carolingian dynasty in the 9th century


Name: manufacture of paper (sulfite process) (process)
Description: Process where Magnesium sulfite is used


Name: Elemental Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: Chemical element with the symbol F and atomic number 9


Name: Hoori (Mythical figure)
Description: One of the brothers in 'The Lost Fishhook' legend


Name: Cosmetics (Product)
Description: Personal care products used on the body or hair


Name: Krishna (divinity)
Description: Krishna is commonly portrayed dressed in yellow or yellow orange.


Name: Mountain pasturage (natural_feature)
Description: Grassland on mountains used for grazing animals.


Name: Fault-driven fluidization and brecciation of host rock within the Colombian Cordillera during orogeny (Geological Process)
Description: The process that led to the transport of hydrothermal fluids and subsequent precipitation of beryl and other minerals within the black shales.


Name: Gold standards and direct convertibility of currencies to gold (Monetary_system)
Description: A system where the value of a currency is fixed in terms of gold


Name: Orthorhombic system (Pbnm) (Crystal structure)
Description: The space group of Fayalite's crystallization


Name: 2007 ACC Twenty20 Cup (Cricket Tournament)
Description: The 2007 ACC Twenty20 Cup that the team won


Name: Glazing (Pottery treatment)
Description: A premelted liquid glass.


Name: Israel (Country)
Description: The country where the majority of the marble industry's exports are sent.


Name: Länder (Geographical region)
Description: Constituent states of Germany


Name: Subduction zone (geographical location)
Description: A geographical region where one tectonic plate is forced beneath another, causing earthquakes and volcanic activity.


Name: Bosnia and Herzegovina (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeastern Europe


Name: The Dutch Revolt (Historical Event)
Description: A prolonged conflict between Spain and the Dutch provinces.


Name: strong economic ties with (Quality)
Description: Strong economic ties with other countries, particularly Germany.


Name: Le Canard Enchaîné, Charlie Hebdo, Paris Match (Investigative and Satirical Papers)
Description: Class of investigative and satirical papers in France


Name: 1930s (time_period)
Description: The years between 1930 and 1939


Name: international_agreements, foreign_investment, and political_stability (Economy)
Description: What diplomatic relations impacts


Name: Indus Valley Civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in the Indus River valley, present-day Pakistan and India


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country located in North Africa


Name: Atticus (Person)
Description: A pious bishop of Synnada mentioned by Eusebius of Caesarea


Name: Tahiti Nui (island)
Description: Region where the Teva i Uta and Teva i Tai clans were located


Name: Farmers in Iran and Jordan Valley (People)
Description: Farmers living in the Iranian Plateau and the Jordan Valley during the Neolithic age


Name: their violin ability (Ability)
Description: Their skill in playing the violin


Name: Kopaonik (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range located in Kosovo and Serbia


Name: Within Alabama (Location)
Description: The geographical location it runs through.


Name: Japanese Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture that the tradition is a part of.


Name: Alps (geographical region)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: Golconda kingdom (historical region)
Description: Region where the Hope Diamond was discovered (at the time)


Name: Lead coated iron H pins (metal object)
Description: Iron pins coated in lead used in the construction or repair of the Parthenon


Name: 40% of Gross Domestic Product (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of external debt in relation to the Colombian GDP


Name: Refined and delicate small works (Artwork)
Description: Refers to refined and delicate smaller sculptures from ancient Egypt


Name: Accession negotiations with North Macedonia (Process)
Description: The accession negotiations proposed by Commissioner Füle for North Macedonia


Name: Original liner of the Bessemer converter (Process Component)
Description: Liner made from siliceous sandstone or ganister


Name: Mao Zedong (Person)
Description: The person under whose leadership the song became the Party anthem


Name: Renewable energy capacity (Energy source)
Description: Power generating facilities that harness renewable energy resources


Name: the administration and monitoring of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (administrative_role)
Description: The administrative role that Chernobyl city currently holds for the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone


Name: other better-off peoples of ancient Helvetia (canton)
Description: Other cantons that were more prosperous in the ancient Helvetian era


Name: White (Color)
Description: A color in the visible light spectrum.


Name: Pre-existing inequalities (Socioeconomic Condition)
Description: Inequalities that exist before the issues.


Name: Many of the busts that survive (sculpture)
Description: The Tomb of the Scipios is one possible origin for many of the surviving bust sculptures.


Name: 20 Years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time lasting 20 years.


Name: Primates (Animal Class)
Description: Animals that have evolved sensitivity to red.


Name: Olivine Macrocrysts (or nodules) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in the Tissint meteorite


Name: Vedic Period (Period)
Description: The period in northern India that saw the introduction of the historical Vedic religion with the Indo-Aryan migrations


Name: Basketball (Sport)
Description: A popular team sport in Italy


Name: 1960s (Time Period)
Description: A period in the 20th century


Name: 1 SCOTS black hackle (hackle)
Description: A type of hackle associated with the 1 SCOTS regiment


Name: Chahar Mongols (tribe)
Description: A Mongol tribe in the Chahar region, Inner Mongolia


Name: roads (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The road network in North Macedonia.


Name: Chatsworth House (Location within Derbyshire)
Description: Country house in the Peak District


Name: Other community districts (Administrative Division)
Description: Other community districts located within New York City


Name: The Clique young adult novel series (Literary work)
Description: Young adult series by Lisi Harrison


Name: water supply for domestic use (Sector)
Description: Ensures a clean and reliable water source for households in Japan


Name: Seasoning (Processes)
Description: Used as a seasoning in food


Name: Many Swiss (Demographic Group)
Description: People of Swiss nationality


Name: Akoya pearl cultivation (Industry)
Description: Pearl farming method that began in Japan in the 1920s


Name: murals (mural artwork)
Description: Murals created by the Aztecs, often depicting religious or historical scenes


Name: E=mc² (Physics equations)
Description: A famous equation that relates energy (E) and mass (m), implying that a small amount of mass can be converted into a large amount of energy, and vice versa


Name: Refractive Index (Physical Property)
Description: A measure of how much light is bent upon entering the stone


Name: radioluminescent paints (Material)
Description: Paints that emit light when exposed to radiation


Name: Congestive Heart Failure (Heart Disorder)
Description: A condition in which the heart fails to pump sufficient blood to meet the body's needs, causing symptoms such as shortness of breath and fatigue


Name: Christianity (religion)
Description: religion to which Slavic tribes in Macedonia converted around the 9th century


Name: Migmatite (GeologicalEntity)
Description: He termed the mixed composition layers of granitic rock and metamorphic rock as migmatites


Name: Inwood, Manhattan (Location)
Description: A neighborhood located in the borough of Manhattan, New York City


Name: Member of Parliament (Position)
Description: A representative elected by the people to serve in the legislative body.


Name: Elephanta Caves (Monument)
Description: Famous rock-cut temple cave complex located near Mumbai, India.


Name: Massif Central (Geographical Feature)
Description: A large plateau in central France


Name: Jade (Stone)
Description: Hard, durable mineral used for carving and creating jewellery