Name: Solar System Formation (Cosmic Event)
Description: The process by which the Solar System, including the Sun and planets, was formed.


Name: financial products and services (Service)
Description: Goods or services related to banking, such as loans, savings accounts, or investment opportunities.


Name: Hearts and Arrows Viewers (Diamond Grading Tool)
Description: Tests for the 'hearts and arrows' characteristic pattern observable in stones exhibiting high symmetry and particular cut angles


Name: Sedimentary Rock (Paragneiss) (Geological Formation)
Description: A rock deposited by natural action of water, wind, or ice


Name: Fragments of biblical texts including Genesis, Deuteronomy and Isaiah (Artifact Type)
Description: Pieces of the books Genesis, Deuteronomy, and Isaiah.


Name: Church of England (Religious Organization)
Description: The established church of England, established during the English Reformation.


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


Name: Extinct species (Species)
Description: Fossilized animals no longer in existence


Name: Silicon of 96–99% purity (Chemical Substance)
Description: Silicon with a high level of purity.


Name: Dr. Taylor (Person)
Description: The former Curator of Ipswich Museum who died bankrupt in 1895


Name: Roald Dahl (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Agate (Mineral)
Description: One of the forms of Agate


Name: Left-Branching (noun phrase structure)
Description: A noun phrase structure where modifiers come before the head


Name: İsmet İnönü (Person)
Description: Second president of the Republic of Turkey


Name: Uranium (Actinide Series Element)
Description: A series of radioactive elements, including uranium.


Name: Centralisation of the State (Political Strategy)
Description: The policy of concentrating authority in the hands of the government


Name: Ethiopian Opal (Mineral)
Description: Produced in Ethiopia


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: The English language.


Name: Progressive die stamping (Method)
Description: A method for modifying metal at less cost while resulting in less scrap


Name: Securing Pharmaceuticals (Goods)
Description: Drugs and medicines intended for use as a remedy


Name: Bonded abrasive grind wheel (tool)
Description: A tool used for commercial knife sharpening, producing a hollow grind


Name: Hasui Kawase (Artist)
Description: A Japanese artist whose works gained international popularity in the early 20th century.


Name: Many cultures (geographical area)
Description: A broad term that can refer to multiple societies or regions.


Name: Diffuse light objects (Class of Objects)
Description: Objects that break up and scatter light in many directions.


Name: Fired clay bricks (Building material)
Description: Used since the time of the Romans


Name: Symbol Ca (Symbol)
Description: The chemical symbol for Calcium.


Name: Printmaking (Art Technique)
Description: A method of reproducing text, images or other visual elements by printing from a matrix


Name: Octahedron (Geometric Object)
Description: A regular octahedron is a polyhedron with eight equal square faces, twelve identical edges, and six vertices.


Name: Improvement of Algeria's healthcare system as a career destination (Career attraction)
Description: The actions taken by the Algerian government to enhance its appeal as a workplace for healthcare professionals


Name: 166-seat Chamber of Representatives and a 102-seat Senate (Legislative Bodies)
Description: The two houses that make up the Colombian Congress


Name: Mont Blanc (Alpine peak)
Description: A mountain in the Alps, first climbed in 1786


Name: clothing during Three Kingdoms era and Jin dynasty (Clothing)
Description: dress styles of the Three Kingdoms period and early Jin dynasty


Name: Würm glaciation (GlacialPeriod)
Description: A glacial period that ended


Name: Antwerp and Zeebrugge ports (Bruges) (Port)
Description: The main seaports of Belgium, sharing more than 80% of Belgian maritime traffic


Name: Whiskey stones (Product)
Description: Have a semipolished or highly polished finish


Name: Natural diamond (Process)
Description: The heaviest natural diamond ever found


Name: Alpha Alumina (Compound)
Description: Also known as alpha alumina in materials science


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe whose immigrants originate primarily from Latin America, Africa, and Asia


Name: Man Ray (Art Photographer)
Description: An American art photographer who influenced the field of art photography


Name: inference of the number of protons in isotope hydrogen-2 (Capabilities)
Description: Enables machine reasoners to infer the number of protons in isotope hydrogen-2


Name: Asia (Continent)
Description: The largest and most populous continent in the world.


Name: Aluminum (Chemical element)
Description: A silvery, soft, ductile metal


Name: 2% of gem-quality diamond supply used for jewelry (Economic entity)
Description: two percent of the diamonds used in the jewelry industry


Name: Grey matter (substance)
Description: The substance that composes the brain


Name: the Russian Museum of Ceramics (Museum)
Description: A museum dedicated to ceramics located in Russia.


Name: Riviera (Place)
Description: On April 2, 2017, Cresciano merged with Iragna, Lodrino, and Osogna to form the new municipality of Riviera.


Name: Japanese society (Culture)
Description: Modern Japanese society associated with purification and cleanliness practices


Name: first President of Colombia (Position)
Description: The first President of the newly formed Republic of Colombia.


Name: Aśoka (Person)
Description: Mauryan emperor


Name: Iron Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound that forms when iron reacts with oxygen.


Name: Valley of Mexico (Geographical Region)
Description: A large central Mexican valley where many ancient civilizations thrived.


Name: uninhabited district (Geographical Area)
Description: A district located to the east of Great Moravia that was uninhabited


Name: Diamond Trading (Industry)
Description: Selling of diamonds, including auction sales


Name: World Auction Records of Rubies, Sapphires, and Spinel (Record)
Description: The highest prices ever paid for these gemstones at auction


Name: Social obligation (Responsibility)
Description: Towards the general welfare of the people


Name: Broad-flash black opal (Mineral)
Description: A mineral of greater value than ammolite, often used as an imitation of ammolite


Name: Émile Durkheim's The Elementary Forms of Religious Life (Book)
Description: A study of folk taxonomies


Name: a free country (Government Classification)
Description: Classification according to Freedom House at Freedom in the World report


Name: Etruscan tombs (artifact)
Description: Artifacts found in Etruscan tombs


Name: Kedjenou (Dish)
Description: A dish consisting of chicken and vegetables slow-cooked in a sealed pot


Name: African Americans in Alabama (Demographic group)
Description: The passage of federal civil rights legislation enabled African Americans in Alabama to exercise their voting rights


Name: Pelitic upper crustal material (Geological rock formation)
Description: Rocks composed mainly of fine-grained minerals such as mica, chlorite and quartz


Name: Berlin Zoo (Animal Park)
Description: The oldest zoo in Germany, founded in 1844


Name: Mycenaean Greece (region)
Description: Influenced the Late Bronze Age Levant


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


Name: Early 20th Century (Century)
Description: The period between 1901 and 1914.


Name: Jewelry Making (Art)
Description: The process of creating decorative items for personal adornment, typically made from precious metals or stones.


Name: Minoans (Ancient Greek Culture)
Description: Another ancient Greek culture that was highly similar to Mycenaeans.


Name: Very highly purified elemental silicon (Subset of elemental silicon)
Description: Used in semiconductor electronics (less than 15%)


Name: Douglas Fir (Tree Species)
Description: Most popular wood for most types of structural building in recent times


Name: Soviet Army (Military group)
Description: Army that invaded Afghanistan in December 1979 and killed Amin


Name: PFOS and PFOA (Chemical)
Description: Specific perfluorinated compounds


Name: Bronze (Material)
Description: Metal used in tools during the Bronze Age


Name: High-temperature lithium greases for aircraft engines (Compound)
Description: A lubricating grease containing lithium


Name: Lax Attitude (Behavior)
Description: A careless or nonchalant approach towards responsibilities.


Name: Many Animal Species (Animal Classification)
Description: Animals that died out


Name: tile, leather, weaving, marquetry, ceramics, lace, embroidery, ironwork, woodworking, basketry (artisan_craft)
Description: Various traditional artisanal crafts


Name: Burin (Tool)
Description: A hardened steel tool used to cut the design into the surface of a metal plate in engraving


Name: Abortion (Medical Procedure)
Description: The termination of a pregnancy before the fetus can survive independently


Name: 1994 FIFA World Cup (Sporting event)
Description: An international football tournament held every four years.


Name: Tahiti (island)
Description: Island possibly visited by the European explorers


Name: Chariots (transportation/weapon)
Description: A two-wheeled, horse-drawn vehicle used for both transportation and war.


Name: Diagenetic Replacement environment (Geographical Location)
Description: An environment where meteoric water mixed with saltwater in sediment beds, resulting in a silica-rich and calcium carbonate-poor condition


Name: Maurice Denis (Person)
Description: Parisian painter who is known for his famous quote about painting


Name: Coalition of parties (Political Party Coalitions)
Description: From the Assembly


Name: Presidential Inauguration Buttons (Artifact)
Description: Buttons used during presidential inaugurations


Name: Andamooka (Place)
Description: A major producer of matrix opal, crystal opal, and black opal located in South Australia


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Northwestern Europe


Name: Nuclear research and quantum mechanics (Science)
Description: Areas of study within physics


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


Name: albarello form (craft design)
Description: Craft design brought by Hispano-Moresque traders.


Name: German (Language)
Description: The language Franz Kafka wrote in, despite being from the Czech Republic.


Name: higher RDAs for copper compared to Europe (Comparison)
Description: The fact that the U.S. Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for copper are higher than those in Europe


Name: Beryllium-alumina and polyimide-glass substrates (Material Composition)
Description: A coefficient of thermal expansion that is well matched to the alumina and polyimide-glass substrates


Name: loamy texture soils suitable for intensive irrigated crops (geological feature)
Description: Soil type found predominantly in the Guadalquivir valley and plain of Granada


Name: Architectural achievements (Building structure)
Description: Buildings or structures that are considered as a part of the civilization's heritage.


Name: Finger-length stick of stone, wood, bone, or ivory (Carving medium)
Description: Inkan and hanko are traditionally engraved on a finger-length stick.


Name: Any coarse, mica-poor, high-grade metamorphic rock (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rocks classified as gneiss in Europe.


Name: Serbs in Austria (Ethnic Group in Country)
Description: Mainly found in Vienna, Salzburg, and Graz


Name: Braunite II (Silicate mineral variant)
Description: A calcium iron bearing variant with the formula Ca(Mn3+,Fe3+)14SiO24.


Name: Beryllium-based phosphors (Material)
Description: Phosphors containing beryllium


Name: London (City)
Description: Location of Josiah Emery, a Swiss watchmaker who produced lever escapement watches


Name: CRediT (Concept)
Description: A flat, non-hierarchical taxonomy of contributor roles in academic and scientific publishing


Name: 1940s (time period)
Description: The year when the Colombian Murial Movement began


Name: Residents of Nabi Musa (Human settlement)
Description: People living in Nabi Musa


Name: Other Countries (Group of Countries)
Description: Countries other than the United States


Name: hydropower and geothermal energy (Energy_source)
Description: Renewable sources of energy used by Switzerland


Name: Limestone (Geological Feature)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed largely of calcite or aragonite, usually in the form of calcium carbonate (CaCO3).


Name: Communist uprising (Event)
Description: A communist rebellion in November 1935


Name: over 400 years old (Age)
Description: An estimate of the age of the Jorōgumo spider


Name: Derbyshire's county flower (Symbol)
Description: A symbol representing Derbyshire.


Name: Lanthanide Series (Periodic Table Group)
Description: A series of 15 rare-earth metals, including neodymium.


Name: Access to glacial freshwater (Concern in Glaciology)
Description: The study of accessing water from glaciers


Name: Life Expectancy in Russia (Demographic characteristic)
Description: The life expectancy in Russia


Name: Nålebinding (Craft)
Description: A form of needle lace, believed to be older than knitting and crochet.


Name: Natural Diamond's Conductivity (Physical Property)
Description: The thermal conductivity of natural diamonds


Name: Cement (geological feature)
Description: Material that fills spaces between rock grains, binding them together and hardening the rock


Name: Federal Government (Government body)
Description: The government responsible for federal funding of the highway system.


Name: Polycrystalline diamond (Chemical Compound)
Description: Diamond made up of many smaller crystals.


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A silvery, soft, nonmagnetic, malleable, ductile, and light metal.


Name: Chantilly Porcelain Factory (Factory)
Description: First soft-paste factory in France


Name: Crown (institution)
Description: symbolic and legal entity representing the monarch


Name: Yishuv (Organization)
Description: The body of Jewish residents in Mandatory Palestine


Name: Bohemia (Geographical Location)
Description: A historical region located in central Europe, today known as the Czech Republic


Name: Hornfels (Geological Feature)
Description: A metamorphic rock produced by the regional metamorphism of sedimentary or volcanogenic rocks, usually shale or tuff


Name: Acetone (Compound)
Description: Trimerization of this compound catalyzed and dehydrated by sulfuric acid affords Mesitylene


Name: Solar System (Astronomy)
Description: The sun and its orbiting planets, moons, and other celestial bodies


Name: Long-Wavelength Cones (L cones) or Red Cones (Biological Structure)
Description: One type of cone in the human retina that is most sensitive to light that is perceived as greenish yellow.


Name: Middle Ages (Time period)
Description: The time period during which the Eselsweg was used


Name: Italia (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region in Southern Europe


Name: Colored (property)
Description: The property of being perceived as having a color.


Name: Energy of four photons (Quantity)
Description: The amount of energy required for photosynthetic organisms to evolve oxygen


Name: The museum of the Hermitage at Saint Petersburg (Museum)
Description: A museum in St. Petersburg, Russia


Name: medieval period (Time Period)
Description: Hinduism flourished in the medieval period


Name: Heating Aquamarine (gemstone treatment)
Description: The process of heating Aquamarine to remove yellow tones or change color.


Name: forming a point (metal_modification)
Description: The process of creating a sharpened end on a metal rod


Name: Example (Scenario)
Description: An example illustrating the usage of radians in physical equations.


Name: Cádiz CF, Real Betis, Sevilla FC, Granada CF and UD Almería (Football Clubs)
Description: Five football clubs that compete in Spain's First Division La Liga


Name: Constitution and other laws and decrees (legal document)
Description: Legal documents that the Judicial Yuan interprets


Name: Smithson Tennant (Scientist)
Description: English chemist notable for his work on mineralogy and the electrolysis of water


Name: 1 (NumericValue)
Description: Potassium has 1 electrons in its group.


Name: Quality storytelling and visual effects (Film Focus)
Description: The key areas of emphasis within the Australian film industry


Name: Sri Lanka (Location)
Description: An island in South Asia


Name: Mating Success (Animal Behavior)
Description: The ability of a male peafowl to attract a female for breeding


Name: most of the population in Taiwan (population)
Description: The majority of the people in Taiwan during the time of Kingdom of Tungning.


Name: Forsterite (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium iron silicate mineral with the formula (Mg,Fe)2SiO4. It is a member of the olivine group and occurs naturally in peridotites.


Name: Camels (Animal)
Description: Domesticated later and helped encourage trade routes overland


Name: rebellion by Scottish and Irish forces in 1798 (event)
Description: Rebellion that occurred in Larne during the rebellion of 1798, led by Scottish and Irish forces


Name: Numerous apartment buildings (Buildings)
Description: Apartment buildings constructed on the east side of Broadway, after the New York City Subway's IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line reached Inwood in 1906.


Name: Airports (Transportation facility)
Description: Places where gems are transported between countries


Name: The four Cs (System or set)
Description: a system for grading diamonds


Name: Brno (City)
Description: The second-largest city in the Czech Republic and the capital of Moravia


Name: Alkali metal (Material)
Description: A member of group 1 of the periodic table.


Name: Many of these biomineral representatives (Mineral type)
Description: The biominerals not listed in the International Mineral Association official list


Name: Taiwan (country)
Description: Country located in East Asia


Name: Sde Boker (Kibbutz)
Description: Nearby location


Name: Christian Gmelin (Person)
Description: German scientist who found the process of manufacturing artificial ultramarine


Name: 870s (year)
Description: The year 870


Name: High Thin Cirrostratus Clouds (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A high-altitude thin cirrus cloud.


Name: Bank (Concept)
Description: A financial institution that accepts deposits and provides loans


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: One of the countries included in the ENP


Name: North Macedonia's women's national handball team (Sports Team)
Description: The women's national team of North Macedonia.


Name: Swimming (Sport)
Description: Swimming as a sport


Name: Queen Maud Land (Dependency)
Description: Was unclaimed until 12 June 2015


Name: Ultrapotassic Igneous Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rare types of igneous rocks characterized by their high potassium content


Name: Number of cases in Westchester County (as of May 22, 2020) (statistics)
Description: As of May 22, 2020, Westchester County had a significant number of COVID-19 cases.


Name: electronics, optoelectronics, and watchmaking industries (Industry application)
Description: The industries where synthetic sapphire is commonly used


Name: Salvador Dalí (Artist)
Description: Spanish surrealist painter and sculptor


Name: Leavening agent in baking (Baking)
Description: Substance that produces gas and makes dough rise


Name: Colhuacan (city-state)
Description: City-state in which the Mexica were assimilated into its culture


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: The country that joined the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty as a non-nuclear weapon state


Name: King Leopold III (Person)
Description: Belgian King who abdicated in 1951


Name: CAD software (Software)
Description: Type of map-making software


Name: nuclear medicine (field)
Description: -


Name: Law (profession)
Description: One of the three professions recognized by medieval and early modern tradition


Name: Cult Image of Athena Polias (Cult Image)
Description: The cult statue of Athena Polias


Name: The Kimberley Process (International Organization)
Description: A multilateral certification scheme for the rough diamonds produced in participating countries


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: The country Australia


Name: Archean gneisses (Geological Rock)
Description: An old type of gneiss, now understood differently


Name: January 2016 (Date)
Description: The month when Gbagbo was taken to the International Criminal Court.


Name: Dock (Structure)
Description: A type of structure that serves as a place for ships


Name: 2,200 people lived in Oppdal (Quantity)
Description: The number of people living in Oppdal during the early 17th century


Name: Lithium-ion battery (Material)
Description: A rechargeable battery using lithium ions as one of the electrodes, with intercalated lithium compounds in the cathode and pure lithium metal in the anode.


Name: Ferrocene (Compound)
Description: An iron compound that revolutionized organometallic chemistry


Name: Boron and Potassium Nitrate (Chemical Compound)
Description: Components of green pyrotechnic flares


Name: America's early public buildings (Architecture)
Description: Public buildings constructed during the early history of the United States


Name: Portland cement (Material)
Description: A type of cement widely used in construction


Name: Filigranowy or filigranowa (Term)
Description: Term used to describe people with a petite body in Polish


Name: Companies in such texts (Textual entity)
Description: The companies in hypothetical situations that are given names like 'ABC Widgets' or 'Acme Widget Corp.'


Name: 55% religious believers in Zlín Region (Population Percentage)
Description: Percentage of religious believers in Zlín Region


Name: solid copper as a cyanide compound (Compound)
Description: A compound that copper can be mobilized as


Name: Express Scripts Inc. (Company)
Description: An American health care services company that provides pharmacy benefit management services


Name: Bob Winston (artist)
Description: Artist who exclaimed 'That's the kind of crap I'm doing!' after seeing Matisse and Picasso's work.


Name: Bronze Medal (Award)
Description: Third place at the World Championships


Name: Central-east China (Region)
Description: A region hosting the deltas of two major rivers, the Yellow River and Yangtze River


Name: 2013 (Year)
Description: A year in history when long-term net migration was approximately 764,000


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


Name: green suit (clothing)
Description: traditional depiction of the leprechaun in Irish folklore


Name: S. Route 9/Albany Post Rd/Broadway Corridor (transportation route)
Description: A north-south transportation corridor in Westchester County.


Name: Karl Ludwig Sand's good friend (Person)
Description: The friend of Karl Ludwig Sand who drowned


Name: Minoan civilization (Civilization)
Description: The Minoan civilization in Crete and surrounding regions


Name: 6.6 million tourists (and revenues of 5.9 billion dollars) (statistic)
Description: The number of international tourists that visited Brazil and the income generated by them in the year 2018


Name: geographical indication (Concept)
Description: A concept referring to the geographical indications registered in India.


Name: Calcite, Zeolites, Chlorite and Other Secondary Minerals (Geological Minerals)
Description: Secondary minerals that may be found in certain areas of the third type of hornfels.


Name: Former East Germany and Major Metropolitan Areas (Location)
Description: Irreligion is strongest in the former East Germany, which used to be predominantly Protestant before the enforcement of state atheism, and in major metropolitan areas.


Name: Seasonal Changes (Geological Feature)
Description: Changes in the appearance and conditions of Ceres' surface due to variations in sunlight


Name: Integrated Circuits (Electronic Component)
Description: A collection of electronic devices fabricated on one small flat piece of semiconductor material


Name: pure metallic zinc (Chemical Substance)
Description: First isolated using a closed vessel heating process in 1746


Name: World War I (event)
Description: The global conflict that took place from 1914 to 1918


Name: Northern Buddhism (Sub-classification of Buddhism)
Description: A sub-classification used by some scholars


Name: Russo (Geographical Area)
Description: A village that split away to form Onsernone parish in 1787


Name: The Civil War (Event)
Description: The conflict that led to the destruction of Kabul.


Name: Advanced High Strength Steel (AHSS) (material)
Description: A strong and ductile material used in vehicle structures, which allows for reduced material usage while maintaining safety levels.


Name: 50–65 MPa·m1/2 (Value)
Description: The toughness of natural diamond has been measured as 50–65 MPa·m1/2


Name: Gospel of Saint Mark (Biblical Text)
Description: The Gospel of Saint Mark.


Name: Dun Mountain Ophiolite Belt, Roding River, Nelson, New Zealand (Geographical location)
Description: The location where Rodingite was first discovered.


Name: Various Cultural Events (Event)
Description: The Samuel Centre for the Arts hosts various cultural events


Name: Partial Melt Produced by Volcanic Equivalents of Migmatised Igneous or Lower-crustal Rocks which Crystallizes (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Crystallized partial melt from volcanic counterparts of igneous rocks


Name: They are dated to the third millennium BC (historical period)
Description: Period in history


Name: 7,000 BC (time period)
Description: When France entered the Neolithic era.


Name: [Fe(NH3)6]3+ (chemical compound)
Description: A specific iron(II) complex (not known or stable)


Name: Circular Cylinder or Parabolic Cylinder (mirror shapes)
Description: Mirrors that are intended to concentrate sunlight onto a long pipe.


Name: Ottoman forces (MilitaryGroup)
Description: Forces during the siege of Acropolis


Name: Complete Tripartite Graph (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A graph with three independent sets, each consisting of two vertices.


Name: Religious and political change, rise of new ideas (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined the Reformation


Name: Athens (city)
Description: City where the capital was moved to in 1834.


Name: cities (City)
Description: Municipalities with defined boundaries and mayoral government.


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


Name: Italian feminists (Group)
Description: Group of Italian feminists


Name: Troilite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed primarily of iron sulfide with the formula FeS


Name: Large (Size)
Description: Indicating a substantial or considerable quantity


Name: Alexander the Great (Person)
Description: King of Macedon who conquered much of the known world from 336 to 323 BCE


Name: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) (Investment)
Description: An investment made by a foreign company in a business in another country, either to expand operations or establish a commercial presence.


Name: Healthcare and Medical Research Center (Category)
Description: A city that is a global hub for healthcare, with world-renowned hospitals, medical schools, and influential researchers.


Name: Kayı Tribe (historical_group)
Description: One of the Oghuz Turkish tribes


Name: Complex analysis (Branch of Mathematics)
Description: The study of complex functions and their properties


Name: Porfirio Díaz (person)
Description: a mestizo military hero who was president of Mexico from 1876 to 1911


Name: ZDDP (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Used as an anti-wear additive for metal parts in engine oil


Name: Möbius transformations (Mathematical concept)
Description: A group of functions that maps the extended complex plane onto itself, used in various areas of mathematics and physics


Name: Balancing Cantonal Self-Rule and Central Government (Political Issue)
Description: The issue of balancing the cantons' tradition of self-rule with the need for a central government in Switzerland


Name: late 6th century (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Religious groups in Cresciano (Set of entities)
Description: Various religious groups and non-religious affiliations in the municipality of Cresciano.


Name: Large Medieval Islamic Animal Figure Known (Title)
Description: -


Name: Big Bang Nucleosynthesis (astrophysics concept)
Description: The process by which the light elements (hydrogen, helium, and lithium) were produced during the first three minutes of the universe's expansion following the Big Bang.


Name: Greek Filigree (Art Technique)
Description: A specific type of Filigree produced in Greece.


Name: 'Helmet crabs' (kabutogani) (common_name)
Description: 'Helmet crabs', a common name for Tachypleus tridentatus


Name: semi-official formal dresses on ceremonial events (Dresses)
Description: Specific outfits that these women were required to wear during ceremonies


Name: Female Thread (Thread)
Description: A thread cut on the inside surface of a pre-drilled hole by a tap.


Name: Years from 2016 to 2022 (Time period)
Description: The years during which Benin's ranking in the Worldwide Press Freedom Index fell


Name: Pavilion (Diamond Component)
Description: The lower part of a diamond below the girdle plane.


Name: The Duke of Connaught (Person)
Description: A member of the British royal family in the late 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: 1937 decline (Event)
Description: The shrinkage of the Nabi Musa festival in scale due to the suppression of the Arab revolt.


Name: growth through a series of test runs (Aspect of Substrate Preparation)
Description: Optimization of growth conditions through testing


Name: Ceramics and Refractories (Industry use)
Description: Another industrial use of Zircon, primarily for ceramics and refractories


Name: Taxation (Concept)
Description: The practice of levying dues, duties, or imposts by a government


Name: Stromatolites (Geological Feature)
Description: Mound-shaped structures in ancient limestones, interpreted as colonies of cyanobacteria.


Name: Asoka (Historical Figure)
Description: An Indian emperor who ruled from 270 to 232 BCE


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


Name: Russian Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The empire that ruled Russia from 1721 to 1917


Name: Rarity (Physical Characteristic)
Description: A mineral's rarity may have been implicated in its classification as a precious stone and thus contribute to its value


Name: Plants that grow at the highest altitudes in the Alps (Flora)
Description: Plants such as Ranunculus glacialis, Androsace alpina and Saxifraga biflora


Name: Population (Demographic Data)
Description: The count of people living in a particular area


Name: Neutropenia (Health Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by a lower-than-normal number of neutrophils.


Name: True (Boolean value)
Description: Indicates the difficulty in cataloging rings of a single civilization.


Name: British (Nation)
Description: The British in this context refers to the British East India Company


Name: Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Western art, Sassanian Persia (Civilization)
Description: Various ancient civilizations that contributed to the art of stone carving


Name: Scientific discoveries, technological advancements, global exploration, religious upheaval (Characteristic)
Description: Key features that defined the early modern period


Name: flooding (GeographicalPhenomenon)
Description: Of Aboyeu creek.


Name: Ludolf-Hermann von Alvensleben (person)
Description: German official under Heinrich Himmler


Name: State non-member banks (Bank)
Description: State banks that are not members of the Federal Reserve System in the United States


Name: Japan Flag (Symbol)
Description: The national flag of Japan.


Name: grattacielo (Compound)
Description: An example of Italian compound meaning 'skyscraper'


Name: Median Annual Property Tax Bill (Finance)
Description: The median property tax bill paid annually by residents of Westchester County


Name: Nuclear Materials and Energy Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of nuclear materials and energy


Name: Sea urchin (Echinoderm)
Description: A class of echinoderms that are found in most seabed habitats and can live at depths ranging from intertidal downwards to several kilometres.


Name: two slits in skirts (Skirt Characteristics)
Description: This number of slits differentiated them from Manchu nobles and the Imperial family


Name: Privately owned railroads and trains (Transportation mode)
Description: Dominant mode of transportation in the U.S. until the mid-20th century


Name: Bisexuality (Sexual orientation)
Description: A sexual orientation encompassing romantic or sexual attraction to both men and women


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: Radioactive metal


Name: Quartz or eroded limestone (Mineral)
Description: Common minerals found in many beaches that reflect sunlight


Name: American Journalist Douglas Farah (Person)
Description: An American journalist and national security expert


Name: 7 climatic zones (Geographical Division)
Description: The map was divided into seven climatic zones by Muhammad al-Idrisi


Name: Aluminum Oxide (chemical compound)
Description: A white crystalline solid mineral, the most abundant oxide and one of the most common rock-forming minerals


Name: ammonia (Compound)
Description: The compound that condenses with cyanuric acid to release melamine and water


Name: Sea Urchin Egg (Biological Entity)
Description: The reproductive cell of the female sea urchin, which contains genetic information.


Name: Napoleonic War (Historical Event)
Description: War between Napoleonic France and a series of coalitions of European powers


Name: The elaborate iridescent coloration and large 'train' of peacocks (Feature)
Description: Characteristics of male peafowl


Name: Zn2+ ion (inorganic compound)
Description: A dimeric inorganic compound formed by the Zn2+ ions


Name: Battle of 386 BC (Historical event)
Description: A battle that occurred in 386 BC between the Romans and Celts


Name: Rare Earths Sulfates (Compound)
Description: Sulfate salts of the rare earths


Name: More Modern-Day Tastes in Japanese Cuisine (Category)
Description: A category that includes modern tastes in Japanese cuisine.


Name: Local residents (Group)
Description: Residents of the Spessart region who opposed the national park plan


Name: Pieter Bruegel the Elder (Painter)
Description: Flemish painter who captured a celebration with red costumes in The Wedding Dance (1566)


Name: Small Object (Classification)
Description: An object with smaller dimensions


Name: Vaishnavism, Shaivism, and Shaktism (Religious tradition)
Description: The most observed traditions of Hindu devotion.


Name: Cone (Anatomy)
Description: Photosensitive cells in the retina of the eye


Name: Study of Style in Archaeology (Method)
Description: Technique for classifying objects before further interpretation


Name: Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878) (War)
Description: War that occurred between Russia and the Ottoman Empire


Name: Collector Catalogs (Documentation tool for collectors)
Description: Information resource used by collectors to identify and grade coins


Name: Mild climate (Climate)
Description: The climatic condition of Ticino.


Name: central government (Government entity)
Description: Central authority of the Song dynasty


Name: one or more well-defined bands of reflected light (Physical property)
Description: Reminiscent of a cat's eye.


Name: National Assessment of Educational Progress (NEAP) (Statistical data)
Description: Data source for Alabama's ranking in reading and math among fourth-grade students


Name: Burgundian Netherlands (Historical Entity)
Description: The area united by the Duke of Burgundy, including much of modern-day Belgium and its neighbors


Name: Circles, Points or Empty (Geometric Entity or Empty Space)
Description: The intersection of a sphere with another complicated surface can result in circles, points, or empty space.


Name: Chemical Compound (or Element) (Classification of head)
Description: -


Name: Rajasthan (Location)
Description: Location where zinc was produced as early as the 6th century BC


Name: kan measure (Measurement unit)
Description: Measurement unit formalized by the Japanese government in 1891


Name: Napoleon Bonaparte (Person)
Description: A French military and political leader during the late 18th and early 19th centuries


Name: Boiling in milk (Test)
Description: A method to determine if a sample is genuine.


Name: Rich Range of Tones (Artistic Characteristic)
Description: A characteristic of art that refers to the variety of colors, shades, and hues used.


Name: Picasso (Artist)
Description: Famous artist often cited as the inventor of reduction printmaking, although there is evidence of this method in use 25 years before Picasso's linocuts.


Name: Lithium (Metal)
Description: A soft, silvery-white alkali metal


Name: Chunghwa Minkuo (Name Proposal)
Description: Assumed name by Sun Yat-sen


Name: Hammadids (emirate)
Description: Emirate that controlled Eastern Algeria


Name: Tiles attached inside pulverized fuel lines and flue gas ducting on coal fired power stations (Material)
Description: Tiles used to protect high wear areas in coal fired power stations


Name: Northwestern Himalaya (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in the northwest of the Himalayas


Name: a country that is known for its love of art and culture, with world-renowned museums, galleries, and historic sites that draw visitors from around the world (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a country that is known for its love of art and culture, with world-renowned museums, galleries, and historic sites that draw visitors from around the world


Name: Ketone (Material)
Description: An organic compound that contains a carbonyl group (-CO-) attached to two carbon atoms in an alkane, alkene, or alkyne.


Name: Changing salinity and pH (Environmental condition)
Description: Variations in the concentration of salt and acidity levels in ocean water


Name: Factors (Condition)
Description: The conditions that can affect the method of marble cutting, such as formation.


Name: Johann Gottfried Herder (Philosopher)
Description: German philosopher who argued that human creativity is as important as human rationality.


Name: Skyros (Geographical Feature)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, Greece


Name: Hot Rod, Stock Car and Banger racing events (Racing Events)
Description: Motorsport events held at the stadium


Name: Cerium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Ce and atomic number 58. It is a soft, silvery-white metal that resembles the other rare earth elements.


Name: Czochralski Process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: A manufacturing process used for growing synthetic garnets


Name: Colombian republic (political entity)
Description: The Colombian Republic, a country in South America


Name: Students in Special School (Quantity)
Description: 2 students


Name: Metals (Substance classification)
Description: Elements or chemical compounds that are typically solid and conductive of electricity and heat


Name: rare (Quality)
Description: A characteristic of the Natural minerals due to their scarcity


Name: Noble Eightfold Path (Path to Enlightenment)
Description: Eight factors that, when followed together, lead to the end of suffering.


Name: Corning Willow Glass (Product)
Description: Thin, flexible, and highly transparent glass used for electronic displays and sensors


Name: Hazarajat and Kafiristan (Location)
Description: Ethnic Pashtun and Baloch territories that remained politically independent until being conquered by Abdur Rahman Khan


Name: Land of the Rising Sun (Epithet)
Description: -


Name: Hafsid dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled Tunisia from 1236 to 1574


Name: Protons (Ion)
Description: Positively charged hydrogen ions


Name: Cancer (Disease)
Description: A class of diseases characterized by uncontrolled cell growth


Name: 's Hair (Personal Attribute)
Description: Hair belonging to a specific person


Name: purple or violet (color class)
Description: Colors with a primary wavelength of approximately 405–425 nm (purple) and/or 490–510 nm (violet)


Name: Origami (Art)
Description: Traditional Japanese paper folding.


Name: UK (country)
Description: the country in question


Name: Bahia Palace (Palace)
Description: A palace in Marrakech, Morocco.


Name: broadcaster of any kind (Broadcaster Type)
Description: The world's largest broadcaster of any kind


Name: Oklo, Gabon (Location)
Description: A location in Gabon where natural nuclear fission reactors were discovered


Name: OWL1 full flavor (OWL Flavor)
Description: An OWL flavor that allows the model to be computationally undecidable.


Name: 6502 francs per month (CurrencyAmount)
Description: The median monthly gross income in Switzerland in 2016


Name: Roofing, basement waterproofing, and geomembranes (Usage)
Description: There are a wide variety of damp proofing and waterproofing membranes used for these purposes


Name: Dutch farmers (occupation)
Description: Individuals who cultivate, raise, or breed crops and livestock for food.


Name: [kosmochlor, varying amounts of chromium-enriched jadeite, and albite feldspar] (Mineral)
Description: Kosmochlor (also known as ureyite), varying amounts of chromium-enriched jadeite, and albite feldspar


Name: Eastern Europe (geographical location)
Description: The eastern part of the European continent, including modern-day Russia, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and other countries


Name: four-part number (mineral identification code)
Description: A unique identifier for a mineral species


Name: Rarity and Beauty (Value Factors)
Description: The factors that influence the value of pink sapphires


Name: Meteorites (overarching category)
Description: generic term for meteoroids that reach the Earth's surface


Name: The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (Bank)
Description: A regional reserve bank of the Federal Reserve System


Name: early Slavic tribes (Tribe)
Description: Slavic tribes that settled in Central Europe after East Germanic tribes had largely left


Name: Upper oceanic crust, lower oceanic crust (Geological rock)
Description: The upper oceanic crust is made up of pillow lavas and a dike complex. The lower oceanic crust is composed of troctolite, gabbro, and ultramafic cumulates.


Name: Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: North African ethnolinguistic Berber groups


Name: Beryllium hydroxide (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound that includes beryllium and hydroxide ions.


Name: jewelers detection (CZ detection methods)
Description: Uses thermal probe


Name: Caldeira Volcano (volcano)
Description: A volcano located on the island of Faial, Azores


Name: [Other Buddhas in other realms] (Religious Figure)
Description: Are able to benefit beings in this world


Name: New Zealand Parliament (Legislative Body)
Description: The national legislature of New Zealand


Name: Formula One (Racing)
Description: Japanese automotive manufacturers have been successful in this category of racing.


Name: Graphite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral confirmed to be mostly Carbon by Claude Louis Berthollet, Gaspard Monge and C. A. Vandermonde.


Name: Conical golden hats of Schifferstadt type (Archaeological artifact subtype)
Description: A specific type of Golden hat


Name: continued (Event)
Description: The continued expansion of the British power in the region


Name: Coal deposits between Silver Peak and Candelaria (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A geological formation in Esmeralda County, Nevada


Name: Johann Hieronymus Schröter (person)
Description: German astronomer who overestimated the diameter of Ceres


Name: production environments (environment)
Description: A space where a process is carried out, especially one in which goods are manufactured


Name: Islamic State (Militant_group)
Description: militant group


Name: Vetter (scholar)
Description: A scholar who suggests that the description of the Buddhist path may initially have been as simple as 'the middle way'


Name: Hanfu (Traditional Clothing)
Description: Traditional styles of clothing worn by the Han Chinese since the 2nd millennium BCE


Name: Kirchenbeitrag (ecclesiastical contribution) (Tax)
Description: A religious tax in Austria


Name: Soapstone (Dimension Stone)
Description: A type of soapstone used in industrial applications.


Name: Central Valais (geographical_location)
Description: The plains of the Rhône in Valais


Name: The Parliamentary Candidate was performed (Opera)
Description: First Greek opera performed at this location


Name: the Russian Empire (empire)
Description: Developed into the Russian Empire


Name: Regions known as regs or hamadas (geographical location)
Description: Flat, featureless areas in Libya and Algeria


Name: Korean Language (Language)
Description: One of the languages taught and used by ethnic minorities, immigrant communities, and foreign-language students in Japan.


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


Name: Roman Conquest (Historical Event)
Description: The process by which the Romans gained control of an area


Name: Parthenon (Ancient Greek architecture)
Description: Temple in Athens


Name: Nazi Germany (Historical country)
Description: A historical German state under Nazi control from 1933 to 1945


Name: Russian (Language)
Description: An East Slavic language that is the most geographically widespread language of Eurasia and is the largest native language in Europe.


Name: Balaton Principality (historical state)
Description: A polity centered around Lake Balaton, Hungary


Name: Oron Movie Theater (Building)
Description: A movie theater designed by Menachem Cohen, which closed during the tenure of Mayor Moty Brill.


Name: 0.02–0.04 kg per each kilogram of produced aluminium (Quantity)
Description: The amount of anthracite consumed to produce 1kg of aluminum.


Name: Regulator (government body or agency)
Description: Entity responsible for overseeing and regulating banks


Name: Lloyd's of London (Insurance Market)
Description: The insurance market based in London, UK


Name: Aluminium smelters (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces aluminum through the Hall–Héroult process


Name: Colony (Political Entity)
Description: The status Tahiti gained in 1880


Name: List of megacities in China (list)
Description: a list containing the names of the 17 megacities in China


Name: 180 degrees (Degree Measure)
Description: The degree measure that the sum of two supplementary angles equals.


Name: Roman Empire (empire)
Description: The political and social order of the ancient Roman civilization between the 1st century BC and the 5th century AD.


Name: Silicon (in biogenic silica form) (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element dissolved in the ocean, used by diatoms for cell wall structure


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A material used for various purposes, particularly in construction and engineering


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country located in Asia


Name: black rocks around the shrine (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks found around the Tomb of Moses that would burn when placed in fire and were used as amulets


Name: Philip II of Macedon (Person)
Description: King of Macedonia who united most of present-day Greece


Name: Great Patriotic War (Event)
Description: The Soviet Union's participation in World War II


Name: Single-edged blade, double-edged blade (Blade type)
Description: Two types of swords based on the number of edges.


Name: Cerium (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 58.


Name: Euboea (Island)
Description: An island in ancient Greece, where Chalcis and Eretria are located


Name: Taiwan (Alternate Name)
Description: In 2005


Name: Yogācāra school (Mahayana philosophical school)
Description: A school of Mahāyāna Buddhism focusing on the concept of consciousness


Name: doghouse (compound)
Description: a compound word understood as a house intended for a dog


Name: Five-Member Board of Commissioners (government_body)
Description: the governing body of the county


Name: Liquid Magnesium (Liquid)
Description: A highly reactive metal


Name: Lubricants (technology)
Description: Substances that reduce friction and wear between moving parts


Name: a sample-return mission from Ceres (Space_mission)
Description: A future space mission proposed by the Chinese Space Agency


Name: Insects (Species)
Description: Organisms belonging to the class Insecta or any of its subdivisions.


Name: profound loss of Ukrainian intelligentsia (Group)
Description: a group of educated people, particularly those in the arts or sciences


Name: Carbonate:hydroxide ratio in Azurite (geological property)
Description: From 1:1 to 1:2


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: Eastern European country with a population of over 8.9 million people


Name: Sogyal Rinpoche (Person)
Description: A former spiritual director of Rigpa


Name: Martigny, Sion, Sierre and Brig (Settlements)
Description: Hubs of public transportation in Valais


Name: Spectroscopy, Microscopy, and Luminescence under Shortwave Ultraviolet Light (Technique or Method)
Description: Techniques used by laboratories to determine a diamond's origin


Name: Glucose at normal plasma levels (Chemical compound)
Description: One of the constituents of the ultrafiltrate.


Name: Carolingian Empire (Polity)
Description: The empire from which the Blatnica sword was produced


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


Name: 1860 to 1990 (Historical Period)
Description: A period of time falling between the years 1860 and 1990.


Name: Lithium (ChemicalElement)
Description: A lightest metal and a soft, silvery-white alkali metal


Name: Full Product Transparency (Concept)
Description: The concept of making the full life-cycle impacts public.


Name: Germanic languages (language family)
Description: Languages originating from Northern Europe.


Name: Valais Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: a mountain range in Valais


Name: The church built during Russian rule (1878-1914) (Religious Building)
Description: A newly constructed church under Russian rule


Name: quartz and large crystals of barite (Mineral deposit)
Description: The minerals found in association with the fluorite crystals at Berbes, Ribadesella


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A nation in Southeast Europe


Name: Dye-based Inks (Printmaking Material)
Description: Organic liquids used in printing, suitable for textiles but not print surfaces


Name: Vals (Municipality)
Description: A village and municipality in the Surselva Region, Graubünden, Switzerland


Name: Bone (type of tissue)
Description: Before it is overtaken by bone


Name: None (implied: the Neoclassical style itself) (art form)
Description: -


Name: Electronic Thermal Probe (Tool)
Description: A tool used by jewelers and gemologists to separate diamonds from their imitations


Name: Imperial Easter Eggs (Art Object)
Description: Egg-shaped works of art presented as Easter gifts by the Russian Emperor


Name: First International Film Festival of Marrakech (FIFM) (Event)
Description: The first edition of the International Film Festival of Marrakech


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


Name: St. Moritz (City)
Description: One of the larger cities in Grisons


Name: lower dopant concentration (Physical property)
Description: Dopant concentration suitable for continuous-wave lasers


Name: Human actions (Action)
Description: Activities performed by humans


Name: Location (Geographical Area)
Description: Where the competition takes place


Name: Rhode Island Accent (Accent)
Description: An accent spoken by some Rhode Islanders that is often compared to a 'Brooklyn' or a mix of New York and Boston accents.


Name: More anvils (Component)
Description: The increased number of anvils in the alternative design for cubic press


Name: People (People)
Description: People who began to associate opals with bad luck and death


Name: greenhouses or conservatories (Location)
Description: Mirrors can be used to produce enhanced lighting effects in greenhouses or conservatories.


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


Name: Stave Churches (Architecture)
Description: Unique wooden churches constructed during the Middle Ages in Norway


Name: pavilion angle and crown angle (Diamond specifications)
Description: Important measurements influencing cut


Name: Combustion reaction (Chemical reaction)
Description: The specific type of chemical reaction that fire is a part of


Name: Purple (Color)
Description: A color that was associated with imperial status and power in western Europe during early Christian era


Name: Statutes (Legislation)
Description: A written law or decree issued by a legislative body


Name: Greenhouse Gas Emissions (Environmental Issue)
Description: Gases that trap heat in the atmosphere


Name: N'Chwaning II (Infrastructure)
Description: The infrastructure used for ongoing mining of the No.2 seam


Name: Good health (health status)
Description: Individuals who are physically and mentally healthy with no chronic conditions


Name: Karl von Habsburg (Person)
Description: A person who served as the founding president of Blue Shield International.


Name: Rajoy (person)
Description: Former Prime Minister of Spain


Name: Fe2SiO4 spinel (mineral)
Description: The mineral that fayalite transforms to at pressures below 5 GPa (49,000 atm).


Name: both practical objects and art (artifact)
Description: Practical objects and art made from soapstone


Name: Hard Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals rated at 7 or above on Mohs scale


Name: Habitat Restoration Projects for Urban Wildlife (Subject)
Description: Initiatives to rehabilitate and expand urban wildlife habitats


Name: Music, dance, poetry, wood carving, and embroidery (Art forms)
Description: Various artistic expressions that are associated with Switzerland


Name: Atomic Disintegration (1930) (Book)
Description: Book written by Frederick Soddy


Name: Red (Colors)
Description: The color of red corals.


Name: Theravada School (Religious School)
Description: A school of Buddhism that arrived in Sri Lanka in the 3rd century BCE


Name: Calcium Carbonate (Mineral)
Description: Composed mainly of aragonite or a mixture of aragonite and calcite


Name: Luftwaffe (Military force)
Description: The airforce of Nazi Germany during World War II


Name: Cartography (Subject)
Description: The study and practice of making and using maps.


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


Name: Fayalite (Mineral variety)
Description: An iron-rich variety of olivine


Name: Trifluralin (Chemical Compound)
Description: A prominent example of fluorine-containing agrichemicals


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: One of the main components found within the Allende Meteorite, making up about 24%.


Name: Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka (Location)
Description: A location in Sri Lanka where the production methods of creating wootz steel were adopted


Name: Hatem El Mekki (Person)
Description: A Tunisian artist who gained international recognition after Tunisia's independence in 1956.


Name: World (Geographical Area)
Description: The entire globe


Name: Ballas (Industrial Goods)
Description: Tougher and more difficult to cleave than crystalline stones, ballas are used as industrial diamonds.


Name: Democratic Progressive Party (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Taiwan, part of the Pan-Green Coalition


Name: Mongolia, Tibet and Xinjiang (Region)
Description: Regions that were added to the Chinese Empire during the Qing Dynasty


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


Name: A number of smaller regional catastrophes (Natural disaster)
Description: Numerous natural disasters that occurred regionally


Name: lower thermal distortion and higher power output than Nd:YAG at the same pumping level (Property)
Description: An advantage offered by the added cerium atoms.


Name: Uranium enriched at Resende Nuclear Fuel Factory (Substance)
Description: Uranium that has been enriched at the Resende Nuclear Fuel Factory


Name: Trans-Hudson Orogeny (Geological Event)
Description: A collision between the North American continent and a terrane.


Name: Giosuè Carducci (Literary Figure)
Description: Nationalist poet


Name: Arabisation in Algerian society and public life (Political Concept)
Description: A policy of Arabisation promoted by Chadli Bendjedid


Name: Brothers of Italy (Political Party)
Description: Italian right-wing populist political party


Name: Spherical Flame (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Flame shape in microgravity conditions


Name: Scawt Hill (Geographical Feature)
Description: Notable for being the type locality for several minerals


Name: mechanical abrasion (geological process)
Description: The process that formed Mylonites was originally thought to be mechanical abrasion.


Name: Aztecs (Culture)
Description: An ancient Mesoamerican civilization


Name: Educación superior (Educational Level)
Description: Higher education in Colombia


Name: Partial Melt (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Partial melt produced by volcanic rocks


Name: Jewish Berber Minority in Morocco (Ethnic Group)
Description: A significant Jewish minority in Morocco before the 1960s.


Name: America (Continent)
Description: First appeared on a map as 'America'


Name: Medieval period (Time_period)
Description: The historical period in which the Dress hook was created.


Name: 1870 (year)
Description: during the Franco-Prussian War


Name: Secular inner government (Government Type)
Description: A form of government with non-religious leaders and policies


Name: Percentage of firms (Quantity)
Description: The proportion or ratio of a specific category or type.


Name: 72.4% of the working population (Percentage_of_population)
Description: Percentage of the working population using a private car


Name: The Kalachakra Tantra (Text)
Description: A major tantric text of Tibetan Buddhism


Name: National Health Service (Healthcare System)
Description: A system of healthcare in the United Kingdom that provides comprehensive, publicly funded healthcare


Name: Quality could be extremely high (Value Judgement)
Description: Indicates the high quality of the Glass Lycurgus Cup


Name: The location (Geographical Location)
Description: The coordinates of Wadi Murabba'at.


Name: a newly baptized people (people group)
Description: People group who were defeated, converted by Svatopluk


Name: Fossil meteorites (Type of Meteorite)
Description: Highly weathered meteorites found in the sedimentary deposits of this period.


Name: 1800 BC (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Several Types of Magnetometers (Device)
Description: A device used for measuring magnetic fields.


Name: Early Woodcraft Buildings (Architecture)
Description: Ancient Slavs buildings


Name: Louis Sullivan (American architect)
Description: American architect well known for his elaborate glazed terracotta ornamentation


Name: Ligases (Enzyme class)
Description: One of the classes of enzymes containing manganese cofactors


Name: hydrated silicon dioxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A compound that gives diatoms structural coloration and the appearance of tiny opals when viewed under a microscope


Name: Carthage (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site dating back to the 9th century BC


Name: Macedonians (Group)
Description: Ancient Greek-speaking people inhabiting a kingdom in northern Greece, known for their powerful military


Name: Ancient, Venerated Cross Relic (Religious Artifact)
Description: A relic of the cross from the Holy Land


Name: shapes of crystals (natural_phenomenon)
Description: Geometric forms found in minerals.


Name: Proto-Indo-European (Language)
Description: The proto-language where 'fox' is traced back to.


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


Name: the first country in the European Union to ban bottom trawling in marine protected areas (Legislation)
Description: According to the given text, this occurred in 2024


Name: Columbia 'C' (Logo)
Description: 100-foot tall Columbia logo on the Bronx shore


Name: Pope Gregory XIII (Person)
Description: A historical figure, usually a person of significance.


Name: Carl Scheele (Scientist)
Description: Swedish chemist who did not find any new elements within the sent cerite sample in 1780


Name: Marine Debris or Space Debris (Pollution)
Description: Man-made waste in the ocean or space respectively


Name: Koxinga (person)
Description: Zheng Chenggong, also known as Koxinga, was a Ming loyalist Chinese pirate-king and military commander.


Name: Carbon (including graphite and diamond) (Element)
Description: One of the main components found within the Allende Meteorite.


Name: World auction records of ruby, sapphire, and spinel (Data set)
Description: An updated listing of the highest prices these gemstones have been sold at auction.


Name: About 800 bases and facilities abroad (Military base)
Description: Operates about 800 military bases overseas


Name: Jet deposit (Geological Deposit)
Description: A geological deposit


Name: Plastering (Activity)
Description: The process of applying plaster to walls and ceilings, typically for decorative or protective purposes


Name: extensive web of freeways and parkways (Transportation System)
Description: An extensive network of highways linking the city's boroughs and connecting to neighboring regions


Name: People of Scotland (Population)
Description: Number of people in Scotland with some Gaelic language ability


Name: Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: A group of North African peoples


Name: English language (Language)
Description: The primary language spoken by most people in Missouri


Name: Abstract expressionism, Geometric abstraction and Minimalism (Art_Movements)
Description: Three major art movements that predominated by the 1960s


Name: Nickels and Pennies (Specific coins in the US currency system)
Description: Regulations related to nickels and pennies, particularly concerning exportation, melting, or treating


Name: Jade (Material)
Description: A mineral composed of silicate


Name: Warm altitudinal zone (Climate_zone)
Description: A climate zone characterized by temperatures above 24°C.


Name: Tove Stang Dahl (Person)
Description: A Norwegian pioneer of women's law


Name: Germanic languages (Language Group)
Description: Germanic languages, including English


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The largest country in South America by land area.


Name: 144 homes (Home)
Description: The number of single-family homes in Peccia


Name: Painting and works of calligraphy (Art)
Description: Visual arts produced by Chinese scholars.


Name: Various Countries (Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Zambia, Mexico, etc.) (Geographical Location)
Description: Countries where malachite is found.


Name: African cultures and traditions (Culture)
Description: Influence on Brazilian language, cuisine, music, dance, religion


Name: Algeria, Libya (Country)
Description: Countries bordering Tunisia to the west and south-east respectively


Name: Capillary force (Physical property)
Description: The main contributor to the adhesive force under ambient conditions


Name: New England as a whole (Region)
Description: The entire region of New England


Name: Jōmon period (Time Period)
Description: A prehistoric archaeological culture in the Japanese Archipelago


Name: gown of 'double burret' silk (Clothing)
Description: A dress made of double burret silk


Name: 2.613*edge length squared (Mathematics)
Description: This formula assumes all edges are equal in length


Name: 'Süleymaniye Mosque' (Building)
Description: A historic mosque in Istanbul, Turkey that incorporated verd antique columns and other material


Name: Naval or military explosive ordnance disposal teams (Profession)
Description: For work on or near naval mines


Name: Women in Mycenaean Greece (Social Group)
Description: Women during the Mycenaean period, often wore long dresses, long hair, and jewelry.


Name: Kul Tigin inscription (Text)
Description: An inscription that includes references to Tengri


Name: Marble (Geological formations)
Description: A type of rock lacking platy minerals and not usually foliated


Name: Various workplaces (Location)
Description: Due to release of hazardous crystalline silica dust particles


Name: Peninsula of de Vélez de la Gomera (Geographical Feature)
Description: A peninsula considered a plaza de soberanía in North Africa


Name: Byzantine art (art movement)
Description: early Christian art in the Byzantine empire


Name: Ferromagnetism (Physical property)
Description: Hematite is not a ferromagnetic material.


Name: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organization with 37 member countries


Name: Tetraethyllead (Compound)
Description: A compound of lead and carbon with the formula (C2H5)4Pb


Name: High-quality jadeite (Mineral)
Description: A type of jade, highly valued for its quality


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country located in North America


Name: Atatürk (Person)
Description: Founder and first President of the Republic of Turkey


Name: red color (color)
Description: In celebratory events and at weddings.


Name: Pricking Holes (Action)
Description: The engraver pricks holes along the drawn lines for guidance during engraving


Name: Old Mobile (Historical_location)
Description: First European settlement in the region of present-day Mobile, Alabama


Name: Planet (Classification)
Description: A celestial body that has cleared the neighborhood around its orbit


Name: Sussex County, New Jersey (County)
Description: A county in the state of New Jersey


Name: 56 (Number)
Description: The atomic number of Barium


Name: Adoption of Chartreuse Fire Engines (Event)
Description: The event marking the adoption of chartreuse colored fire engines.


Name: Biolabeling with low cytotoxicity (Process)
Description: Labeling cells with low toxicity


Name: Er:YAG (Laser medium)
Description: Another active laser medium used for specific applications


Name: Examination Yuan (selection agency)
Description: Agency validating the qualification of civil servants in Taiwan


Name: State (Political Entity)
Description: Government entities


Name: The Earth's surface (geographical region)
Description: The physical surface of the planet.


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


Name: Robert Guéï (Person)
Description: Former President of Ivory Coast


Name: Silicate Mineral (Classification)
Description: A category of minerals containing silicon (Si) and oxygen (O2) atoms bound together in a tetrahedral coordinate system arrangement


Name: Douglaston (in Queens) (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Queens, New York City.


Name: Mongol invasion of Kievan Rus' (Historical Event)
Description: The Mongol invasion that occurred in the state of Kievan Rus'


Name: Seal of Solomon (Symbol)
Description: A common abstract symbol in Muslim amulets


Name: 31 administrative divisions (administrative_division)
Description: the total number of administrative divisions in Ivory Coast


Name: AluminiumProduction (IndustrialProcess)
Description: The process employed for producing aluminum


Name: Fastest average internet speed (Internet speed ranking)
Description: The Czech Republic ranks in the top 10 countries with the fastest average internet speed


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: Birthplace of Campbell R. Bridges


Name: The lower transition zone and uppermost lower mantle of the Earth at depths of 550–900 km (340–560 mi) (geographical_location)
Description: The location where Majorite is abundant.


Name: Neodymium compounds (chemical compound)
Description: Compounds that contain neodymium


Name: Ibex (Mammal)
Description: A type of mammal found in the Alps.


Name: the international color at the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals of 1968 (Event)
Description: An event in which Red was standardized.


Name: Marine Organisms (Species)
Description: Various species of marine life


Name: 7.5% (Percentage)
Description: The unemployment rate of the municipality


Name: Lead Glass (Material)
Description: Type of glass used for mirrors because of its crystal-clarity and easier workability


Name: Gold and figurative motifs (Artifact)
Description: The use of gold instead of silver, and the use of figurative motifs in contrast to Morocco and Algeria.


Name: Oslo (City)
Description: The capital city of Norway


Name: Central, Eastern and Southeast Europe (Geographical regions)
Description: Regions controlled by Early Slavs between the 6th and 7th centuries


Name: Other Intensities (Fancy Light, Fancy Intense, Fancy Vivid etc.) (Diamond Intensity)
Description: Intensities other than the specified ones


Name: Second Department (court)
Description: A department of New York's highest court.


Name: Tasmanite (tektite) (Geological Object)
Description: Black glass balls found in Tasmania, later classified as tektites


Name: prime minister (Position)
Description: Head of government in Greece


Name: Plastic products (Product)
Description: Industrial output produced in Alabama.


Name: And his work had a profound impact on our understanding of the solar system and modern astronomy (Scientists)
Description: Nicolaus Copernicus was a leading figure in German science during the early 16th century. His work had a profound impact on our understanding of the solar system and modern astronomy


Name: Space (Astronomical body or location)
Description: Diamonds are abundant in space


Name: Sacred Grove at Knossos (Artwork)
Description: A fresco depicting women and trees


Name: In the mountains of western Macedonia (Geographical Location)
Description: In North Macedonia


Name: Microscopic rutile needles (Chemical composition)
Description: That produce asterism in transmitted light.


Name: Afghans (Nationality)
Description: Most illegal immigrants in 2012


Name: Olympic Games (event)
Description: Multi-sport event held every four years


Name: Extended V4 (Brain region)
Description: Area of the brain where color processing occurs in millimeter-sized color modules called globs


Name: modern rock (Music Genre)
Description: Modern rock music produced in Ukraine


Name: Han Chinese (ethnic_group)
Description: The majority ethnic group in China, making up about 92% of the total population.


Name: Lead Buddhist Figure (Artifact)
Description: A buddhist figure made from lead used in ancient China's pearl cultivation method


Name: Thermodynamic equilibrium (Geological state)
Description: A state where the system is at maximum stability and in balance with its surroundings


Name: Scandinavian Union and the subsequent Dano-Norwegian union (1387–1814) (Historical Period)
Description: The period of the Scandinavian Union and the subsequent Dano-Norwegian union


Name: urban_oasis (GeographicArea)
Description: A city offering green spaces and outdoor activities in an urban environment


Name: Subtropical to Subarctic Climate (Climate)
Description: Ranges from subtropical at Lake Maggiore to subarctic and tundra in the high Alps


Name: Per fess Or a bend couped embattled bretesse Sable and of the second a Key in bend wards inwards of the first. (Description)
Description: The formal description of the coat of arms.


Name: cities (city)
Description: The Late Bronze Age Levant had cities


Name: Wales (country)
Description: One of the countries within the United Kingdom


Name: Health Issues (Disease)
Description: Issues resulting from Zinc deficiency


Name: many countries worldwide (Country)
Description: Countries that were affected by the recession


Name: Charles Robert Ashbee (Artist)
Description: An English artist who contributed slightly more linear but still characteristic designs to the Art Nouveau trend through the British arts and crafts movement


Name: an agreement with the Vatican (international_agreement)
Description: An agreement related to the Legal Statute of the Catholic Church in Brazil


Name: Battery Anodes (Electrode)
Description: The negative electrode in a battery that stores electrical energy


Name: William of Orange (person)
Description: A man who was the first king of England and Ireland from the House of Orange-Nassau.


Name: Saltwater Volcanism (Geological Process)
Description: The process responsible for the saltwater-based geological features on Ceres


Name: Bone china (Material)
Description: The material that fine china is not necessarily made of.


Name: Alberto Sommaripa (Person)
Description: A member of the Sommaripa family


Name: ATP molecule (compound)
Description: Energy currency of the cell


Name: Proton Decay (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Hypothetical decay of a proton


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: A powerful Roman state during antiquity


Name: Art (Field)
Description: The creative activity of using skill and imagination to produce works that are aesthetically pleasing


Name: Process of Arabization of the population (historical process)
Description: The spreading of Bedouin Arabic to rural areas and transformation of Maghreb culture


Name: Koine (Language)
Description: Vernacular form of Greek spread during the Hellenistic period


Name: Jewelry Industry Council of America (industry organization)
Description: A former name for Jewelers of America


Name: Flame (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: One of the descriptions in Chilote mythology for the carbuncle.


Name: Colombia's Victims' Law (Law)
Description: A Colombian law that provides reparations and support to victims of the armed conflict.


Name: Austrian Football Association (Football governing body)
Description: The organization that governs football in Austria


Name: Prussia (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Philip (Person)
Description: King of Macedon who was assassinated in 336 BC


Name: Benedetto I Zaccaria (Person)
Description: A Genovese nobleman who was the ruler of Chios


Name: High-end jewelry designers (profession)
Description: Kashmir sapphires are sought after by luxury jewelry designers


Name: Berber women (Gender)
Description: Berber women historically held positions of power, such as Tin Hinan and Lalla Fatma N'Soumer.


Name: John Stuart Mill (Philosopher)
Description: John Stuart Mill was an English philosopher who is known for his work on ethics, politics, and political economy.


Name: Aegean Sea (Waterbody)
Description: The sea that surrounds Crete, Greece


Name: Chrysoberyl (Mineral)
Description: A mineral characterized by its yellowish-green to brownish-red crystals


Name: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Subway (Railway)
Description: A railway service provided by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.


Name: Corrosion (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon that can be caused by calcium metal.


Name: Jean-Jacques Rousseau (Philosopher)
Description: A French philosopher and political theorist.


Name: Quartz and Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: Predominant minerals in granulites


Name: Lithium perchlorate, oxygen candles, boron, magnesium, aluminium, silicon, titanium, manganese, iron (Chemical compound, Physical object)
Description: Specific compounds or physical objects mentioned in the context


Name: 1,204 meters above sea level (Height)
Description: The elevation of Storvätteshågna


Name: 43.3 years (Number)
Description: The average age of the Czech Republic's population in 2021


Name: 80% of brown diamonds (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of Argyle diamonds that are brown.


Name: client city-states (geographical areas)
Description: City-states that were dependent on the imperial center for luxury goods.


Name: Hafizullah Amin (Person)
Description: Prime minister who became the new general secretary and was later killed by Soviet Army


Name: Law (legal entity)
Description: A system of rules that a community or country recognizes as regulating its behavior


Name: 643 (Quantity)
Description: The number of registered geographical indications in India as of 2024.


Name: a sheltered location at the head of a narrow fjord branch of innermost Oslofjord (Location)
Description: -


Name: Red fox populations (Animal sub-population)
Description: Various populations of Red foxes


Name: The Royal Gibraltar Regiment (Military Unit)
Description: A regiment of the British Army based in Gibraltar


Name: Carbon steel (Alloy)
Description: Iron-carbon alloys with carbon content between 0.02% and 2.14%


Name: Hypothesis about the cosmic nature of tektites (australites) (Scientific Hypothesis Class)
Description: The hypothesis that Australites have a cosmic origin


Name: Sea Urchin Test (Physical Structure)
Description: The hard shell or endoskeleton of a sea urchin.


Name: Kloster Neustadt (monastery)
Description: A Benedictine abbey in Germany


Name: Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and Bromofluorocarbons (Gases)
Description: Synthetic compounds containing carbon, fluorine, chlorine, and hydrogen that were used in aerosol sprays, refrigeration, and as solvents.


Name: Welding (fabrication process)
Description: A process that joins materials by causing coalescence


Name: Upper Limit (UL) (Health Concept)
Description: The highest level of daily nutrient intake that is likely to pose no risk of adverse health effects over a lifetime for almost all individuals in the general population


Name: Kookaburra (Animal)
Description: Large kingfisher native to Australia


Name: Abdul Hakim Haqqani (Politician)
Description: Likely to be promoted to Chief justice


Name: Kingsbridge and Spuyten Duyvil (Neighborhood)
Description: Combined population of Kingsbridge and Spuyten Duyvil


Name: Nitrogen (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with symbol N and atomic number 7. It is a constituent of proteins and nucleic acids.


Name: Radiometric Dating (Geological Technique)
Description: A technique used to determine the age of materials using the decay of radioactive isotopes


Name: beryl family (Mineral Family)
Description: Emerald is a member of the beryl family.


Name: Organizations (Groups formed to achieve common objectives)
Description: Groups that work together towards achieving a particular goal or set of goals


Name: Central Park and Prospect Park (Brooklyn) (Location)
Description: Two parks in New York City where Hastings Pavement's paving blocks were used extensively.


Name: Yang (symbolizes life) (Concept)
Description: A concept in Taoist philosophy and the yin-yang theory representing life, activity, and creativity.


Name: Theocracy (Governmental Structure)
Description: A potential form of government governed by a college of priestesses


Name: Nephrite (Mineral)
Description: Derived from lapis nephriticus.


Name: Pigs (Animal)
Description: Domestic animals introduced by early European settlers


Name: Riveting (Process)
Description: One of the most ancient metalwork joining processes


Name: Andalusia (Geographical Region)
Description: One of the regions in Spain that is recognized as a nationality by Article 2 of the Spanish constitution


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: One of the four countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Gold (color) (Color)
Description: A color tone resembling the gold chemical element.


Name: Lower Saxony (geographical_region)
Description: A German state where the Polabian language survived until the beginning of the 19th century


Name: Mao Zedong (Politician)
Description: -


Name: Paléo Festival, Lucerne Festival, Montreux Jazz Festival, Locarno International Film Festival, and Art Basel (Festivals and Events)
Description: Among the most important cultural performances held annually in Switzerland are the Paléo Festival, Lucerne Festival, Montreux Jazz Festival, Locarno International Film Festival, and Art Basel.


Name: Okinawa (Island)
Description: The largest island in the Ryukyu Island chain, south of Japan


Name: Mixed Economy (Economic System)
Description: A type of economic system that combines elements of capitalism and socialism.


Name: Economic Progress (Policy)
Description: King William's primary policy focus


Name: Helmand River (River)
Description: The longest river in Afghanistan.


Name: Yugoslavia's internal market (Market)
Description: The internal market of the former Yugoslavia.


Name: Waikato river (River)
Description: A river in New Zealand


Name: development of modern machining equipment (equipment)
Description: Machines and tools used in industry


Name: Early 1960s (Time Period)
Description: The early 1960s in history


Name: highly regarded white diamonds (Diamond classification)
Description: The most highly regarded white diamonds in the market


Name: Satellite Imagery (Technology)
Description: A technology used for mapping physical features


Name: plentiful precipitation (Weather Condition)
Description: Abundant rainfall or snowfall.


Name: 1948 (Year)
Description: The year when the single-party government was formed


Name: conquest of Kabul (Campaign)
Description: A military campaign led by Dost Mohammad Khan


Name: Name seals for the signing of a contract and other important paperwork (Action)
Description: The current use of name seals in modern Japan


Name: Berberism (movement)
Description: Movement advocating for the recognition and promotion of Berber culture and language


Name: Fenway Park (Stadium)
Description: The oldest ballpark still in use in Major League Baseball


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


Name: Long wavelength colors (Orange, Red, Pink) (Color)
Description: Colors that remain in the light that finally reaches the eye during sunrise and sunset.


Name: Afghanistan (Geographical Location)
Description: The primary source of green serpentine or false jade used in India.


Name: a land of romance and adventure, with a rich tapestry of legends and lore that add to its allure (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of romance and adventure, with a rich tapestry of legends and lore that add to its allure


Name: 12 (atomic number)
Description: Atomic Number of Magnesium


Name: Internal flaws (Defect)
Description: Flaws present in artificial simulants, which are not found in natural diamonds.


Name: 20th century (Time Period)
Description: The time period of 1901 to 2000.


Name: 850,000 people (approximately) (Demographic statistic)
Description: The estimated number of people by which the Chinese population fell from 2021 to 2022


Name: Lovozero Tundras (mountain range)
Description: The second mountain range of the Kola Peninsula.


Name: Reflectivity (physical property)
Description: The ability of a mirror to reflect light


Name: United Nations (International organization)
Description: Granted membership in the United Nations in 1956


Name: Runes (Script)
Description: An alphabet originally used by the Germanic peoples of northern Europe


Name: penal colony to civil society (status)
Description: Changing status from penal colony to civil society


Name: Yellow dragon robe (clothing item)
Description: Robes worn by the kings and princes of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom


Name: Turkish assumption of power (Event)
Description: The event where Turkey assumed power over Mocha


Name: ZnI2 (inorganic compound)
Description: The iodide of zinc, used in various applications


Name: Princess Lilian, Duchess of Halland (Person)
Description: Wife of Prince Bertil and Duchess of Halland (1976–2013)


Name: Industrial Revolution (Time Period)
Description: It was significantly impacted by the Industrial Revolution


Name: Nobel Prize Winners (Awards)
Description: Highest number of Nobel Prize winners among countries


Name: Phytates Interference with Zinc Absorption (Interaction)
Description: The interference caused by phytates in the absorption of zinc


Name: Korean Bronze Age culture (culture)
Description: Bronze Age culture on the Korean peninsula


Name: Human (Species)
Description: A species of primates, including all humans


Name: Gustav Ericson (Person)
Description: A Swedish king who escaped from Danish troops in 1520


Name: Compound (linguistics) (Concept)
Description: A word that is formed by combining two or more words without a space, used in its own right.


Name: High-temperature crucibles (Physical Structure)
Description: For melting metals.


Name: The Dutch (Political Entity)
Description: Inhabitants of the Netherlands who were rebelling against Spanish rule.


Name: World Cups (Event)
Description: The number of World Cups won by the Netherlands women's field hockey team


Name: Momme (Measurement unit)
Description: Weight measure used by pearl dealers and wholesalers


Name: lithographic and photochemical processes (Photochemical Technology)
Description: Technologies that allowed for the creation of maps with fine details


Name: Pierre Latreille (Person)
Description: French entomologist and naturalist


Name: Vishnu (Deity)
Description: One of the principal deities in Hinduism


Name: Spikes (roughly 0.5 mm) (Coral feature)
Description: Approximately 0.197 inches in size, varying widely


Name: Oltu District (Geographical Area)
Description: A district in northeastern Turkey


Name: Catalyst in various chemical reactions (material type)
Description: TiN used as a catalyst in various chemical reactions.


Name: Study Climate Change and Measure Air Pollution (Scientific Goal)
Description: Study climate change and measure air pollution


Name: Numidian Tower Tombs (architectural structure)
Description: Tower tombs from the Numidian period found across North Africa


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: A confirmation that Brussels-Capital Region has a high percentage of foreigners and their descendants.


Name: Roma people (Ethnic group)
Description: 0.01% of the population are Roma


Name: foodie_paradise (GeographicArea)
Description: A city with a diverse and vibrant food scene


Name: Near East (Region)
Description: A region comprising modern-day Middle East and Central Asia.


Name: Dyula (Language)
Description: One of the most common indigenous languages of Ivory Coast


Name: The Dark Peak (Habitat)
Description: Area marked by heathlands, bogs, gritstone edges and acid grasslands


Name: The most complex in the gem world (Complexity level)
Description: A statement about the complexity of the garnet family in comparison to other gems


Name: Shark Teeth Broadsword (Gilbert Islands) (Traditional Sword)
Description: A type of broadsword made from shark teeth in the Gilbert Islands


Name: Palestinian Christians (Religious group)
Description: Christians residing in Palestine


Name: Women's fashion in the 19th century (historical event)
Description: Fashion trend in 19th century women


Name: Fair Conditions (Weather Condition)
Description: A period of stable and generally pleasant weather.


Name: ZnH2 (inorganic compound)
Description: The hydride of zinc


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


Name: Grandidierite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral discovered in Madagascar


Name: Alkali Solutions (Chemical Solution)
Description: Beryllium dissolves in these solutions.


Name: Fludrocortisone (Drug)
Description: A blood pressure-raising mineralocorticoid


Name: Relict Mineral Inclusions (Geological Feature)
Description: Minerals that were preserved from the original rocks and sediments during the formation of tektites


Name: Orthodox Church (Religion)
Description: One of the three main branches of Christianity


Name: Officers (Military Personnel)
Description: Higher-ranking soldiers in the British Army


Name: the owner from any curse and warded off the evil eye (protection)
Description: In the Middle Ages


Name: microscope (tool or facility)
Description: A tool used to distinguish natural pearls, cultured pearls and imitation pearls.


Name: Scheenstia (extinct genus of ray-finned fish) (Extinct animal)
Description: The fossilized teeth of Scheenstia


Name: The Cool Moon (Astrological Body)
Description: Represents the cool moon in Hindu belief.


Name: Heavy metal sulfides (Compound)
Description: Compounds that Aspergillus niger plays a role in making soluble


Name: Political unity in Etruscan society (Society structure)
Description: The political organization in Etruscan city-states


Name: Yin and Yang Theory (Theory)
Description: An ancient Chinese philosophical system that describes how seemingly opposite or contradictory forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world.


Name: subject native states and Phoenician dependencies (Political Group)
Description: States and territories under the control of Carthage


Name: 1487 (year)
Description: The year when the Great Pyramid of Tenochtitlan was reconsecrated


Name: South of Italy (Geographical Region)
Description: The southern part of Italy which remained impoverished


Name: PLRT (Political Party)
Description: The party that received the most votes in the Gran Consiglio election in Cresciano


Name: Talc Schist (Geological Rock)
Description: A type of schist formed by metamorphism of talc-bearing carbonate rocks or talc-bearing ultramafic igneous rocks


Name: Colloidal properties and ultrafast optical effects (Physical Property)
Description: Physical or chemical properties that nanoparticles have due to their small size


Name: [Dutch East Indies, Surinam, Curaçao and Dependencies, Dutch Gold Coast] (Colony)
Description: The colonies controlled by the Kingdom of the Netherlands


Name: carbonate rock (Geological classification)
Description: A class of sedimentary rocks composed primarily of carbonate minerals


Name: Theophrastus (Ancient Greek Philosopher)
Description: Greek philosopher who provided the first surviving description of Lyngurium.


Name: Evaporation of the solution (Physical process)
Description: The removal of a liquid by heating it to its boiling point


Name: Adding alkali to an aqueous solution of a uranyl salt (Process)
Description: Can be prepared by adding alkali to an aqueous solution of a uranyl salt.


Name: requirements and demands of Taiwan's 21st-century labor market (labor market requirements)
Description: Not being able to fully meet the requirements and demands of Taiwan's 21st-century fast-moving labor market


Name: France (Country)
Description: A European country known for its advancements in LGBT rights.


Name: overcoming economic disparities and aligning with the wealthier parts of the European Union (Economic Challenge)
Description: Andalusia faces challenges in overcoming economic disparities and aligning with the wealthier parts of the European Union


Name: Jorge Luis Borges (Writer)
Description: Argentine writer, essayist, poet and translator, considered the master of Argentine literature


Name: Portrait painters (artist)
Description: People who described cap hooks as buttons in their paintings.


Name: Time (Event)
Description: The progression of time


Name: 12 cm (4.5 inches) (Measurement)
Description: The approximate length of an adult human kidney.


Name: Graphite's specific gravity (Physical Property)
Description: Is 2.3, which makes it less dense than diamond.


Name: [+3, +2, +4, +0] (Oxidation States)
Description: The possible oxidation states of neodymium.


Name: SodiumConditions (MaterialProperty)
Description: The specific conditions required for storing and shipping sodium


Name: Oxygen storage (Storage)
Description: The storage of oxygen gas


Name: 400+ zoos and animal parks (Number of Zoos)
Description: More than 400 zoos and animal parks operate in Germany


Name: Soil and Water Conservation District (conservation_district)
Description: the county's own conservation district


Name: Flanged Button (Tektite Shape)
Description: One of the most famous australite shapes.


Name: Garnet (Mineral)
Description: A mineral often found alongside kyanite in certain metamorphic rocks.


Name: Cutting fluid or coolant (Material)
Description: A substance used to reduce friction and heat at the cutting interface between a cutter and workpiece


Name: Northern Africa (Region)
Description: The area where opal was used to make tools as early as 4000 BC


Name: ? (Quantity)
Description: A specific numerical value representing the relative ability of an atom to attract electrons.


Name: Glycerol (Organic compound)
Description: A simple sugar-like alcohol, also known as glycerine or glycerin.


Name: Pine forest (Forest)
Description: Once boasted huge expanses of pine forest, which still form the largest proportion of forests in the state.


Name: nuclear reactors (Application)
Description: An additional application for Lithium hydroxide monohydrate


Name: Isleham (geographical location)
Description: A place in East Cambridgeshire, England where more than 6500 pieces of bronze objects were found


Name: John (Bishop)
Description: John, who participated in the Photian Council of Constantinople (879)


Name: Berzona (Place)
Description: A village where many well-known personalities from arts and culture bought houses


Name: Craftsmen and artisans (Profession)
Description: Class of people who wore black in the social hierarchy.


Name: mountains in Chinese culture (concept)
Description: A symbol of ascension beyond Earth to Heaven


Name: Area now Colombia (End of Colonial Period) (Region)
Description: The region that is now Colombia at the end of the colonial period.


Name: Gold salts (Compound)
Description: Chemical compounds that contain gold as an ionic component.


Name: Numerical value (Physical Science Term)
Description: Numerical values represent constants, quantities, or scales of measurement in physical sciences.


Name: Northern part of Dalarna province (Geographical Area)
Description: The northern region of the Dalarna province


Name: Cremated Human/Animal Remains (Body Part)
Description: Carbon can be obtained from cremated human or animal remains.


Name: The Knölker complex (Catalyst)
Description: A transfer hydrogenation catalyst for ketones.


Name: France (Country)
Description: Another country that expressed interest in the Belgium inventory of uranium ore in 1939


Name: Pascua Lama (Project)
Description: An open-pit copper and gold mine project in the Andes of Chile and Argentina


Name: Metals used for Coins (Materials used in Coins)
Description: Historically, a variety of metals and alloys have been used to produce coins


Name: Small-Scale Farming (agriculture)
Description: Farming on a smaller scale within the densely populated areas


Name: Blue eyes (Physical feature)
Description: Eyes that appear blue due to Tyndall scattering and less melanin absorption in the iris


Name: Cut Steel (Material)
Description: A hard, blue-gray metallic material


Name: Endoskeleton (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The internal skeletal system of some animals.


Name: Canada, Australia and New Zealand (Country)
Description: Three countries that were granted self-governing dominion status during this period.


Name: 5.5 g/cm3 (Measurement)
Description: The specific mass of Radium


Name: 16th Century (Time Period)
Description: The century during which the pocket watch was developed and popularized.


Name: Chicago House and Detroit Techno scenes (Music Scene)
Description: Musical movements originating from Chicago and Detroit


Name: Emmanuel Macron (person)
Description: currently serving as President of the Republic


Name: Indian immigrants (Group of people)
Description: Introduced Hinduism to Norway


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: European country located in central-western Europe


Name: Joseph Bonaparte as king (Person)
Description: Joseph Bonaparte who was installed as the king of Spain's puppet kingdom


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


Name: Muslims (Religion)
Description: Followers of Islam


Name: Aluminium oxide (fibrous form) (Compound)
Description: A specific form of aluminum oxide with a fibrous structure


Name: 174 countries (Country)
Description: The number of countries where the PRC has an embassy.


Name: Johann Christian Ruberg (Person)
Description: Improved on the smelting process by building the first horizontal retort smelter in 1798


Name: Trinity Church (Church)
Description: Dominates the skyline of Arendal area.


Name: Shaktism Tradition Hindus, Hindus in Bali and Nepal (Religious Group)
Description: Hindus belonging to the Shaktism tradition or residing in Bali and Nepal who practice animal sacrifice


Name: Ani (older brother) (Term)
Description: A Japanese term for an older brother.


Name: Districts east of Broadway (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas located on the eastern side of Broadway within Inwood


Name: vassal princes or governors (Political Position)
Description: The political positions that administered the subjugated tribes within Svatopluk's Moravia


Name: [Almería, Cádiz, Granada, Huelva, Jaén, Málaga, Seville] (provinces)
Description: The Municipalities of Tourist Interest are located in the provinces of Almería, Cádiz, Granada, Huelva, Jaén, Málaga, and Seville.


Name: Cross-sectional Area and Thickness (Mathematical Product)
Description: The product of the cross-sectional area of the disk at a given x and its thickness


Name: Temple of Artemis at Ephesus (Archaeological Site)
Description: Also known as the Ephesian Artemision, was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World


Name: Hanks (Grouping of Pearls)
Description: A larger grouping of temporary strands, used for wholesale


Name: La Vallee Poussin (Scholar)
Description: A scholar who made comments about Buddhism


Name: High Thermal Gradient (Condition)
Description: The high temperature difference between the flame and surrounding air that affects the growth of sapphire crystals


Name: - (-)
Description: In November 2023


Name: Ship (Transportation)
Description: The ship that the Emperor was traveling on


Name: Market (Economic Concept)
Description: A group of buyers and sellers of a particular commodity or service


Name: Protests in Algeria (Dec 2010) (Event)
Description: Series of protests that started in December 2010 in Algeria