Name: Hanfu-style uniforms (Clothing)
Description: Uniforms implemented by King Wuling of Zhao in 307 BC


Name: Martin Luther (person)
Description: German theologian, priest, professor of theology, and church reformer who initiated the Protestant Reformation


Name: Japanese language usage of keshi (Language Usage)
Description: How 'Keshi' is used in the Japanese language


Name: The Virtual Fossil Museum (Institution)
Description: An online museum dedicated to fossils and fossil studies


Name: Rivers (Water Body)
Description: Bodies of water flowing in a river channel to the sea or another river.


Name: Florida (US_State)
Description: One of the states bordering Alabama to the south.


Name: Corruption Investigation (Investigation)
Description: A search for information to confirm or disprove an accusation.


Name: Ecology (Earth science)
Description: The study of the relationships between organisms, their environment, and their natural world


Name: harvest (Word)
Description: A word


Name: The mining of rock for its metal content (most important factors of human advancement)
Description: one of the most important factors of human advancement


Name: Anatolian Artemis (Mythological Figure)
Description: The Anatolian version of the Greek goddess Artemis


Name: Noble Family (Social Group)
Description: Princes, nobles, and wealthy families in the early Middle Ages.


Name: Lamb (Animal product)
Description: The animal product Lamb


Name: New York Police Department (Organization)
Description: Police department of New York City.


Name: Kasimir Malevich (Artist)
Description: Russian painter and art theoretician known for his Suprematist movement


Name: Tasman Bay (Geographical Feature)
Description: The largest indentation in the north coast of the South Island


Name: Anger (Emotion)
Description: A strong feeling of displeasure and belligerence.


Name: Metamorphic or Magmatic-Hydrothermal Systems (Geological Process)
Description: Processes resulting from heat and pressure changes, causing minerals to recrystallize and form new rocks.


Name: East Afghan montane conifer forests and northeast tundra (Forests and Tundra)
Description: forests located in the corridor between Nuristan and Paktika provinces, and tundra in the northeast of Afghanistan


Name: Florentine Codex (Book)
Description: An ethnographic encyclopedia written bilingually in Spanish and Nahuatl


Name: Ouro Preto (city)
Description: A city in Brazil known for its Portuguese colonial architecture and gold-decorated churches.


Name: Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: An epoch in human prehistory and history characterized by the extensive use of copper and bronze tools


Name: Myra (Demre) (City)
Description: An ancient city located in modern-day Turkey


Name: People with savings accounts in banks (Bank customer)
Description: Individuals who use the ginkō-in seal.


Name: Book of Mormon (Ether 6:2-3) (Religious text)
Description: The Book of Mormon, where divinely illuminated stones match the description of a carbuncle


Name: Gothic (Architectural Style)
Description: An architectural style that was initially coined to describe the period style in architecture


Name: Spessart (Geographical Area)
Description: A mountain range in Bavaria, Germany.


Name: - (-)
Description: Gamma manganese does not show magnetic ordering


Name: Human Development Index (Index)
Description: A statistical framework that aims to measure countries' overall achievements in terms of long and healthy life, education, and income


Name: Sculpted pots (Artwork)
Description: Pots with rounded base representing pregnant belly


Name: Priestesses wore white as a symbol of purity (Action)
Description: -


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Cultural Site)
Description: Sites of outstanding universal value to humanity


Name: Berber Music (Folk Music)
Description: Has three varieties of folk music


Name: William Pascoe Crook (Missionary)
Description: A missionary who founded the city of Pape'ete.


Name: Preserved remains (Category)
Description: Remains or traces of once-living organisms that are preserved in the geological record


Name: Decline of Traditional Literary Forms (Historical event)
Description: The integration of Western influences in Japanese literature


Name: massive columns in St. Peter's Basilica (artwork)
Description: columns located in the Vatican City


Name: Captain Arthur Phillip (Person)
Description: The commander of the First Fleet


Name: Silver (metal)
Description: A soft, white metal with a high melting point


Name: Radium (Element)
Description: A naturally radioactive metallic element


Name: Staffordshire Hoard, England (Archaeological find)
Description: Anglo-Saxon gold and silver discovered in 2009


Name: Red Murals (Mural)
Description: Murals decorated with red color in Roman villas


Name: U6a and M1 maternal haplogroups (Genetic Marker)
Description: Specific maternal haplogroups U6a and M1.


Name: Whiteschists (Geological_formations)
Description: Formations where iron and manganese only occur in their highest oxidation state


Name: Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) (educational organization)
Description: An independent accrediting body that focuses on private, independent colleges and universities.


Name: Tourism in North Macedonia (Industry)
Description: The provision of hospitality and recreational facilities in North Macedonia


Name: PS10 (solar power facility)
Description: The largest existing solar power facility in Europe built by Abengoa in Sanlúcar la Mayor, Seville


Name: Constitution (Legislation)
Description: Brazilian constitution


Name: What Does the Fox Say? (song)
Description: A popular song by Ylvis


Name: Australasian tektite field (Tektite field)
Description: An area where Australites are found


Name: Henry Purcell, Thomas Arne (Composer)
Description: English composers whose work was established after the Stuart Restoration


Name: International Space Station (ISS) (Station)
Description: A modular space station in low Earth orbit


Name: Gold Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry producing and dealing with gold


Name: Pyrite group (Group of Minerals)
Description: A group of minerals that share similar structures, including Pyrite


Name: Volcanoes (Geological Feature)
Description: Formations resulting from the melting of subducted crust material


Name: Piet Mondrian (Artist)
Description: Dutch painter known for his contributions to the development of modern art


Name: women in Greece (people)
Description: Females in ancient Greece


Name: Trigonal crystal system (under Hexagonal crystal family) (Crystal system)
Description: A group of crystals that exhibit trigonal symmetry but belong to the hexagonal lattice.


Name: al-Maghrib (Modern region)
Description: The modern Arabic name of Morocco, translating to 'the land of the sunset; the west'.


Name: Hartford Public High School (School)
Description: The second oldest operating high school in the U.S.


Name: 1846–49 (Historical Period)
Description: Period from 1846 to 1849


Name: Churches and Synagogues (Building group)
Description: The churches and synagogues in Turkey


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Cu and atomic number 29. It is a soft, malleable, and ductile metal.


Name: Corrosion (Property)
Description: The propensity of alloys with sulfur to experience corrosion due to their brittleness and increased susceptibility.


Name: Civil War in Ivory Coast (Event)
Description: The civil war in Ivory Coast


Name: Deep Art Effects (app) (Software application)
Description: An app that can turn photos into art-like images in the style of painters such as Van Gogh.


Name: Museu Mineralógico da Escola de Minas (Mineralogy Museum) (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Ouro Preto


Name: 1742 (Time)
Description: A year in 1742


Name: Three main groups in each community (Political Group)
Description: Including Christian Democrats, Liberals, and Social Democrats.


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


Name: 6 g per kg of body weight (Physical Quantity)
Description: A dose at which there is 50% mortality.


Name: phrase der Geist seiner Zeit (Phrase)
Description: The phrase 'the spirit of his time'


Name: Chinese Taipei (Nickname)
Description: Name under which the Republic of China participates in various international forums and organizations.


Name: A small 3-metre patch in a Derbyshire limestone dale (Location)
Description: The sole world location of Derbyshire Feather Moss


Name: Various influences (Culture)
Description: Factors influencing the development of British cuisine, such as land, settlements, immigrants, trade, and colonialism


Name: Imperial Examinations System (System)
Description: An ancient system of civil service examination


Name: General Council of the Judiciary (Institution)
Description: The Spanish General Council of the Judiciary


Name: Various Enzymes (Protein)
Description: Proteins that catalyze biochemical reactions


Name: Hindu Calendar (Calendar)
Description: Calendars where the New Year starts in Spring.


Name: liberation (moksha) or another form of spiritual perfection (goal in Hinduism)
Description: The ultimate goal of the monastic life.


Name: Parliament (Government body)
Description: Legislative body of Tunisia


Name: Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3) (Compound)
Description: A compound found in limestone.


Name: Copleston High School (School)
Description: A comprehensive school located in Ipswich.


Name: porous clay pipe (Pipe)
Description: A key component of their water treatment devices


Name: Slate (Material)
Description: A fine-grained, foliated, homogeneous rock formed from shale or mudstone


Name: Radon therapy (Medical treatment)
Description: The use of radon gas to treat patients with certain disorders


Name: The Sea God (Mythological figure)
Description: A deity associated with the sea and tides in various cultures


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


Name: Swastika (Symbol)
Description: A sign representing auspiciousness


Name: Pohansko (Location)
Description: A specific cult place in Moravia


Name: regional variations of amulets (artifact)
Description: These symbols are commonly found on various regional versions of amulets.


Name: Charleroi (City)
Description: A city in Wallonia, Belgium


Name: Median age (Quantity)
Description: The age at which half of the population is older and half is younger


Name: Alkaline earth difluorides (Compound)
Description: Binary compounds consisting of two atoms of alkaline earth elements and two atoms of fluorine


Name: Hispanistas (Group)
Description: Conservative Mexican elites rejecting the ancient civilizations of Mexico as a source of national pride


Name: Celtic mythology (mythology)
Description: A cultural system that includes a collection of traditions, legends, and beliefs


Name: a representative of the Visconti (Person)
Description: In the 14th century, Cresciano was placed under the jurisdiction of a representative of the Visconti.


Name: population density (Demographics)
Description: The number of people living per unit of land area within a particular region or nation


Name: Halos Around the Moon (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: Rings of light around the moon, caused by refraction and diffraction of sunlight.


Name: hemp-based clothing (Type of clothing material)
Description: -


Name: Official publication of the United States Bureau of Mines in 1920 (Document)
Description: A nodule consisting of a hard shell of hydrated oxide of iron, within which the yellow oxide becomes progressively softer toward the center, which is sometimes quite empty


Name: Bone (Organ)
Description: A hard tissue that provides structure and support for the body.


Name: Mg3(SiO4)(F,OH)2 (Chemical_formula)
Description: The chemical formula of Norbergite.


Name: Milling Machine (Machine Tool)
Description: A power-driven machine for shaping metal or other materials


Name: Other sports (Activity)
Description: Including athletics, boxing, volleyball, handball, and martial arts


Name: the Mediterranean basin (Geographical Region)
Description: The region encompassed by the Mediterranean Sea


Name: India (Country)
Description: The country where Esoteric Buddhism originated


Name: Delta Works (infrastructure)
Description: A comprehensive set of civil works throughout the Dutch coast to reduce the risk of flooding


Name: Particolored (or Bi-color) Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone exhibiting two or more colors within a single stone


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: One of the trading partners of North Macedonia within the EU


Name: Spessart heartlands (geographical region)
Description: The geographical region within the Spessart where the tale may have originated


Name: Normandy, France (location)
Description: Specific geographical location


Name: beaches and coastlines (attraction)
Description: With clear waters, sandy beaches, and breathtaking cliffs


Name: Maize, barley and rapeseed (Crops)
Description: Various types of crops including corn, barley, and rape


Name: Maribel Koniger (Art Historian)
Description: Terminology used by Maribel Koniger


Name: Year 1944 (Time)
Description: The year 1944


Name: Cyclades island group (Geographical Area)
Description: A collection of islands in the Aegean Sea.


Name: Urine (Biological Fluid)
Description: The fluid waste product of the kidneys


Name: Average Total Fertility Rate of Belgium (Decimal)
Description: 1.64 children per woman as of 2017


Name: Heraldry (System)
Description: Medieval system of coats of arms


Name: Philip of Valois (person)
Description: His seat on the throne was contested by Edward in 1337


Name: Generation and Recombination Mechanisms (Physical Processes)
Description: Processes that create or eliminate electron-hole pairs


Name: balance_of_trade (Economy)
Description: The difference between the total value of exports and imports over a given period, usually one year


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Cu and atomic number 29.


Name: Sherman Creek (Waterbody)
Description: The creek and surrounding industrial area is bounded by Dyckman Street to the south, Tenth Avenue to the west, and 207th Street to the north.


Name: White (Color)
Description: A bright and clean color


Name: New Jersey's 24th state legislative district (State legislative district)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Birmingham (City)
Description: A city in the state of Alabama, United States


Name: people of low socioeconomic status (social group)
Description: Individuals with lower socioeconomic status during the Song dynasty


Name: Rest of Anatolian states (Political Entity)
Description: States in Anatolia that remained after Rome's expansion


Name: Individual (Person)
Description: A person who experiences a smaller gamut of colors than the standard observer with normal color vision


Name: Vogue magazine (Media)
Description: A fashion magazine.


Name: Young professionals (Occupation)
Description: People in their professional career stage


Name: Dielectric Materials (Material)
Description: Hard and relatively cheap materials used in dielectric mirrors and coatings


Name: Astronaut Suits (Clothing)
Description: Space suits worn by astronauts


Name: Concrete (Material)
Description: If pyrite is present in the aggregate used to make concrete, it can lead to severe deterioration as pyrite oxidizes.


Name: Vedas (Scripture)
Description: The most ancient of the world's scriptures


Name: Powerful Buddhist temples (Religious_Organization)
Description: Temples that had control over the mountain


Name: Calligrafismo (Film Style)
Description: A contrast to the Telefoni Bianchi-American style comedies, characterized by its artistic nature.


Name: Father Red Fox or Barren Vixen (Species)
Description: The male parent of a red fox litter or a non-reproductive female


Name: Mount Hiba, at the border of the old provinces of Izumo and Hoki (Location)
Description: Place where Izanami was buried


Name: central Mexico (location)
Description: The region that the Nahuas influenced politically.


Name: [URL of Wiktionary] (webpage)
Description: Has dictionary definition at this URL


Name: Switzerland (country)
Description: A country located in Western-Central Europe


Name: Madreporite (physical object)
Description: Structure used to balance the water vascular system


Name: 7th position (Ranking Position)
Description: The 7th position in the ranking elaborated by the World Health Organization


Name: Athens (City)
Description: Proper city of Athens, Greece


Name: Countries with High Renewable Energy Production (Ranking Category)
Description: A ranking of countries based on their renewable energy production


Name: William I of the Netherlands (person)
Description: The King of the Netherlands from 1848 to 1890


Name: Turkish Government (Organization)
Description: Government during the Ottoman Empire


Name: Britain (country)
Description: An island country in northwestern Europe


Name: Sumar (political party)
Description: Successors of Unidas Podemos in Spain


Name: The National Palace Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Taipei, Taiwan, primarily focusing on Chinese art and history


Name: Armenian Language speakers (Language)
Description: A group of people who speak Armenian in Greece.


Name: Swiss International Air Lines (Airline)
Description: The flag carrier of Switzerland


Name: Insurgency in Donbas region of Ukraine (Insurgency)
Description: An armed conflict between the Ukrainian government and Russian-backed separatists


Name: Gerolf of Holland (historical figure)
Description: One of the local nobles who gained lordship in Frisia


Name: Uranium processing plant (Location)
Description: A facility dedicated to the processing of uranium, constructed near the Shinkolobwe Mine


Name: 100% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of adults who can read and write in Russia.


Name: objects (Artifact)
Description: Objects found within Zas Cave


Name: need for field radiological centres near the front lines (Need)
Description: Medical facility to assist battlefield surgeons


Name: Queen Pōmare (Person)
Description: Queen of Tahiti


Name: Vinaya (Text)
Description: The specific code of conduct for a sangha of monks or nuns


Name: Honoré Laval (Person)
Description: French Catholic priest who was expelled by Queen's advisor Pritchard


Name: Suburban County (Geographical Classification)
Description: The suburban character of Westchester County in the 20th century.


Name: Sodium (Element)
Description: A soft silvery metal that combines with oxygen in the air, forming sodium oxides


Name: pearl oyster or mussels (Species)
Description: The species that can potentially produce wild pearls


Name: Renaissance view of the world (Artistic perspective)
Description: The Renaissance view of the world


Name: two regional television channels, Canal Sur and Canal Sur 2 (television channel)
Description: Television channels broadcast in Andalusia


Name: Pyrrhotite with high iron content (Mineral)
Description: A specific type of pyrrhotite with high iron content which exhibits hexagonal symmetry


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: A canton of Switzerland


Name: Neoproterozoic Era (Geological_era)
Description: A geological era that started approximately 1000 million years ago


Name: France (Country)
Description: A Western European country


Name: The Pearl (Moti) (Hindu tradition and mythology)
Description: A type of Mani associated with many Hindu deities


Name: Style Art History was dominant (Art Historical Approach)
Description: The dominance of style art history in the 20th century


Name: Cube (Polyhedron)
Description: The polyhedron that is the dual of the regular octahedron


Name: Taunus and Harz mountains (Geographical Feature)
Description: Mountain ranges in Germany


Name: National bibliography of Tunisia (Publication)
Description: The list of books published in Tunisia


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


Name: Sound (Physical Property)
Description: An auditory sensation


Name: Musée d'Orsay (Museum)
Description: Mostly devoted to Impressionism, located in Paris.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Continent located primarily in Eastern and Western Europe.


Name: Polenta (Food)
Description: often served with meat and gravy sauce


Name: An organic matrix and water (chemical composition)
Description: -


Name: Semiconductor (Physical object)
Description: A solid substance with conductive properties between that of a conductor and an insulator.


Name: Treveri (People)
Description: A powerful tribe whose area included the region around Arlon in southern Belgium


Name: Gla, Mycenae, and Pylos (location)
Description: Locations where skewer trays were discovered


Name: 1 January 1995 (Date)
Description: The date when Austria became a member of the European Union


Name: Roman Era (Time period)
Description: The era of classical antiquity from approximately 27 BC to 476 AD, when Rome was ruled by emperors


Name: 46Ca (Isotope)
Description: Comprising less than 1% of all natural calcium, mainly products of the oxygen-burning and silicon-burning processes.


Name: Cognitive tasks (Activity)
Description: An activity where red decreases human performance


Name: 1893 (Year)
Description: Significant date in Greek economy


Name: Ti2O3 (CompoundClass)
Description: A compound with the corundum structure


Name: Turkish: Tanrı (Modern Language Term)
Description: One of the terms used for Tengri in Turkish language.


Name: 500 °C (Temperature)
Description: A temperature point in Celsius scale


Name: Rupert Murdoch (Person)
Description: An Australian-American media mogul, best known for founding News Corporation


Name: Nobel Prize in Physics (Scientific Award)
Description: Scientific award he was awarded for his work on Quantum Electrodynamics


Name: Kalogria, Stoupa harbor, Kardamyli, Agios Nikolaos beaches (Location within Mani Peninsula)
Description: Popular beaches in the Mani Peninsula during summer


Name: war (War)
Description: Conflict between Morocco and Polisario forces


Name: Saturation (Color Parameter)
Description: A parameter that describes the amount by which a color deviates from a gray scale


Name: Bishops (Clergy)
Description: The lower ranking clergy in the Catholic Church.


Name: isotopic compositions (chemical composition)
Description: The unique chemical composition of the CAIs found in Allende meteorite


Name: The Australian Greens (Political Party)
Description: Received more than 1.6 million votes in the Senate


Name: Stone Setting Department (Gold Jewelry Workshop Departments)
Description: Department that sets gemstones in gold jewelry


Name: Seric Iron (Name)
Description: Another name for wootz steel


Name: due to the low total pressures used (Condition)
Description: A reference to the reduced pressure in space applications


Name: A debt acknowledgement (Document Type)
Description: Document confirming a debt.


Name: Water (Geographical_region)
Description: The large bodies of fresh water making up a major part of the Earth's surface.


Name: Schoenflies Notation (Crystallography Notation)
Description: A notation used to describe the point group in the monoclinic crystal system.


Name: part of Ukraine during (700 BC - 200 BC) (time period)
Description: Time period covering the Scythian kingdom's rule over part of Ukraine


Name: regions of Italy (Administrative division)
Description: Italy has several regions


Name: Gibraltar voters (People)
Description: Residents of Gibraltar who participated in the 2002 referendum on shared sovereignty with Spain


Name: Champlain Valley, Connecticut River Valley, and Merrimack Valley (Valley)
Description: Important valleys in the region


Name: 1.2% of total population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who speak Spanish as their native language


Name: not religious and did not disclose religious affiliation (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who do not follow any religion and did not disclose their religious affiliation in Collonges


Name: Civil union partnerships for same-sex couples (Legislation)
Description: A legal recognition of relationships between two people of the same sex


Name: unknown (Unspecified)
Description: The individual who held the position of county executive before Andrew Spano.


Name: Lower-purity scrap copper (Material)
Description: The raw material (copper) used in the recycling process with lower purity


Name: Barcelona (city)
Description: The capital city of the autonomous community of Catalonia, Spain


Name: Kangra Painting (Art style)
Description: Pictorial art of Kangra, Himachal Pradesh


Name: Livy (Historian)
Description: A Roman historian and politician, best known for his history of Rome, Ab Urbe Condita


Name: Eastern Europe and Northern Asia (Region)
Description: geographical regions of the Earth


Name: Price Inflation (Economic Concept)
Description: An increase in the general level of prices of goods and services in an economy over time.


Name: Electrum beads (type_of)
Description: Beads made from naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver


Name: Bourbon Reforms (Policies)
Description: A series of reform policies pursued by the Bourbons in Spain


Name: Berenberg Bank (Financial Institution)
Description: The oldest existing bank in continuous operation.


Name: Bunsen Burner (Device)
Description: A laboratory burner that uses a gas flame for heating


Name: Larne Lough (Geographical_feature)
Description: A lough in County Antrim, Northern Ireland


Name: Atomistic surface growth on a large particle (Nanoparticle Growth Mechanism)
Description: An alternative fourth step considered in 2014


Name: Edward Daniel Clarke (Author)
Description: British geologist and explorer who wrote 'Travels in Various Countries'


Name: ethnicity of its wearer (ethnic group)
Description: The ethnicity of the person wearing the clothing during the 5th century


Name: Red Fox (Wildlife)
Description: A species of canid known for its adaptability to various environments


Name: Synthetic Garnet (Diamond imitation)
Description: Are composed of uncommon rare-earth elements


Name: Powerful city-states like Athens and Sparta (Political Entity)
Description: Independent cities that became influential and prosperous


Name: Species like Spilopsyllus cuniculi (Parasite)
Description: A type of flea


Name: Trees and Fibrous Plants (Natural Entity)
Description: Plants from which wood is derived


Name: Perfect Cleavage (101) faces, Poor Cleavage (100) faces (geometric property)
Description: The cleavage properties of Afwillite.


Name: Jasper (mineral)
Description: Mineral that Georgius Agricola had views on


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: An island in the Society Archipelago with an age range of 1.67 to 0.25 Ma


Name: 71 Languages (as per best estimates) (Quantity)
Description: Refers to the number of languages spoken in-country today


Name: Health Care and Life Sciences (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as medical technology and research


Name: Emil Victor Langlet (Architect)
Description: The theater was designed by architect Emil Victor Langlet


Name: Tea and coffee (Beverage)
Description: Hot beverages that often involve social rituals.


Name: Greek accommodations (Attraction)
Description: Comfortable and unique stays for every type of traveler


Name: Oxidizing conditions at Earth's surface (Environmental condition)
Description: Conditions characterized by oxygen and water


Name: Cerium Compound encountered in the laboratory (Subcategory)
Description: -


Name: Dating Rocks (Geological Technique)
Description: A method for determining the age of rocks based on the decay of 40K to 40Ar.


Name: School of Salamanca (Intellectual Movement)
Description: Intellectual movement that developed theories of international law and human rights


Name: Orthoclase (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A mineral with the chemical formula KAlSi3O8.


Name: Marcelino Arroyo, Francisco José de Caldas and Domingo de Petrés (architects)
Description: great representatives of neo-classical architecture


Name: Greenbushes pegmatite (Geological Formation)
Description: A deposit of ore rich in lithium


Name: Extreme Noise Terror (Band)
Description: Ipswich is where the influential grindcore band Extreme Noise Terror was formed


Name: Odeon Cinemas Group (Company)
Description: Odeon Cinemas Group is a British cinema chain, founded in 1930 and headquartered in London


Name: Public servant (Job Role)
Description: Professionals who work for the government


Name: Proportion of total population (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of the total population that identified as European at the 2021 census


Name: 98 percent calcium carbonate (chemical composition)
Description: The marble contains 98 percent of calcium carbonate.


Name: República (Student lodging)
Description: A student housing tradition found in Ouro Preto and Coimbra


Name: Cartilage (type of tissue)
Description: Used in vertebrates to resist stress at points of articulation in the skeleton


Name: Hampton Young (Physician)
Description: A physician who made significant contributions to urological surgery.


Name: Lithium from the stockpile (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound containing lithium


Name: Chesapeake Bay impact crater (impact crater)
Description: A crater located in Chesapeake Bay, United States


Name: Software Access (Concept)
Description: The ability to read, write, or modify data in a software system.


Name: The aerospace industry and for many other applications where light weight and relatively high strength are crucial (Industry)
Description: A sector focused on the design, manufacture, and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft.


Name: Arslan Pasa Mosque (Religious Building)
Description: A mosque built in 1665 by Arslan Pasha


Name: the original Buddha (Historical figure)
Description: someone who taught about class struggle and social equality


Name: Oceanic Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The newly formed rocks that cool and start to erode


Name: gouge (geological term)
Description: A general term for an unconsolidated and incohesive type of fault rock.


Name: Cannibalization of sacrificial victims (Action)
Description: The claim that the flesh of sacrificial victims was a part of an aristocratic diet.


Name: organic synthesis (chemistry)
Description: Iron(II) chloride is used as a reducing agent in organic synthesis.


Name: Poleis (city-states) (Political entity)
Description: Independent city-states in ancient Greece


Name: Earth's Crust (GeologicalFormation)
Description: The outer solid portion of the Earth


Name: Illustrations in Manuscripts (Artifact)
Description: Graphical representations within texts.


Name: Great Moravian architecture and language (Architecture/Language)
Description: Traces of an Aquileia-Dalmatic mission found in these


Name: - (-)
Description: The theater was designed in a complex Renaissance style with symmetrical facades and round arched windows.


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A transparent and valuable stone used as a gemstone or for industrial purposes


Name: Moscow's Red Square (Location)
Description: A historic site in Moscow, Russia


Name: Council Member Helen Rosenthal (Person)
Description: A member of the New York City Council representing the Upper West Side


Name: Giallo antico quarries (Location)
Description: The quarries where Giallo antico was mined


Name: Tlemcen, Oran, and Algiers (city)
Description: Cities located in Algeria


Name: Dopants (Chemical elements)
Description: The elements used to impart color in artificial simulants


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Location where a great increase in patronage of sculpture occurred during the Renaissance period


Name: And his work had a profound impact on our understanding of space, time, and energy (Physics)
Description: Albert Einstein was a leading figure in German physics during the early 20th century. His work had a profound impact on our understanding of space, time, and energy


Name: Fool's gold (Nickname)
Description: Pyrite is well-known by the nickname fool's gold.


Name: Torta di Castagne (Dessert)
Description: A dessert made in the southern valleys, especially in the Val Bregaglia


Name: Gneiss (Geological_formation)
Description: A type of rock formed by the slow crystallization of minerals in cool temperatures, often found in mountain belts.


Name: Ancient Romans (Culture)
Description: The people who later used Giallo antico, calling it marmor numidicum


Name: Wellington (City)
Description: The capital city of New Zealand, located on the North Island


Name: Percy Bysshe Shelley (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Linguistic, nationalist, or environmental interests, and recently smaller ones of some specific liberal nature. (Interest Representation)
Description: Came into being well after the middle of last century.


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


Name: Domestic Passenger Trains (Transport Service)
Description: Passenger train services within Norway


Name: Chinese jade carving (art form)
Description: Beginning of Chinese jade carving tradition


Name: horseman representing famine (biblical figure)
Description: The horseman who rides a black horse in the Book of Revelation


Name: ancient sites and monuments of Greece (Historical site)
Description: The ancient sites and monuments located in Greece


Name: Canonical Angles (Mathematical Concept)
Description: K angles called canonical or principal angles between subspaces.


Name: 'A new royal authentic and complete system of universal geography' (Book)
Description: a book published in 1787 about geography


Name: Bhagavad Gita (Text)
Description: A Hindu scripture that discusses the nature of the self, the soul, and the ultimate reality.


Name: Siege of Boston (historical event)
Description: First major military action of the American Revolutionary War


Name: Muhammad ibn Hashim al-Tujibi (Person)
Description: The governor of Zaragoza


Name: Nicolas Steno (scientist)
Description: Scientist who studied quartz and paved the way for modern crystallography


Name: Old Faithful Geyser, Mammoth Hot Springs, Norris Geyser Basin (Geothermal Feature)
Description: Geothermal features such as Old Faithful Geyser, Mammoth Hot Springs, and the Norris Geyser Basin


Name: Construction (Industry)
Description: The industry involved in building and maintaining structures.


Name: US (Country)
Description: North American country


Name: United States Military Academy at West Point (Educational Institution)
Description: Produced many officers for the Confederacy


Name: Anhydrous Aluminium Chloride (Compound)
Description: A compound used as a catalyst in various industries


Name: Wedding rings (Jewelry)
Description: A circular band worn as a symbol of marriage


Name: Mao Zedong (Person)
Description: Mao Zedong was a Chinese communist revolutionary, political theorist, military strategist, and founding father of the People's Republic of China.


Name: Calcium Carbonate Precipitation (Geological Process)
Description: Precipitate out of water containing dissolved calcium


Name: Gemstone (General term)
Description: A category of precious stones


Name: gazpacho, salmorejo, porra antequerana, ajo caliente, sopa campera, ajoblanco (dish)
Description: Traditional Andalusian hot and cold soups


Name: Late 2nd or 1st century CE (Time period)
Description: A time period most commonly thought to be the start of the Silk Road transmission of Buddhism to China.


Name: tabular or blocky azurite crystals (Mineral Crystals)
Description: Other types of copper carbonate minerals


Name: Red Valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A valley in the Black Hills often referred to as the Race Track


Name: reflection and absorption losses from the substrate (physical process)
Description: First-surface mirrors eliminate reflection and absorption losses that would occur due to the substrate


Name: Felix or Diomedes gem (Artifact)
Description: Gem possibly provided the starting point for one of Michelangelo's ignudi on the Sistine Chapel ceiling


Name: Meteorite strike event in 1064 AD near Changzhou (Event)
Description: A historical meteorite incident in China


Name: Europe, post-classical and early modern (Historical Period)
Description: Post-classical and early modern Europe.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American country


Name: Jin Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Chinese dynasty (265-420 AD)


Name: Channel Tunnel (Infrastructure)
Description: The world's longest undersea tunnel at 23.5 miles long


Name: Hemoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to other body tissues


Name: École Normale Supérieure (Educational Institution)
Description: French higher education and research establishment


Name: Supplementary angles (Geometric Shape)
Description: A misconception about complementary and supplementary angles.


Name: Empire-style Architecture (Art Style)
Description: The art style that these buildings represent.


Name: Victorian era (Historical period)
Description: Period in British and Irish history, lasting from 1837 to 1901.


Name: Slipware (Type of pottery)
Description: Can have several layers of slip and/or sgraffito done while the pot is still in an unfired state


Name: Rare marine species such as the pinniped seals and the loggerhead sea turtle (Species)
Description: According to the given text


Name: Latins (900–500 BC) (Culture)
Description: The Latin culture from 900 to 500 BC


Name: Ottoman Conquest of the Byzantine Empire (historical_event)
Description: The conquest and annexation of the Byzantine Empire by the Ottomans


Name: Ming dynasty (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history from 1368 to 1644.


Name: Germanic conquerors (Ethnic group)
Description: The group who assimilated the Celtic-speaking peoples


Name: Catholicism (religion)
Description: The predominant religion among these Slavic ethnic groups


Name: Alexandrite (Gemstone)
Description: A strongly pleochroic gem that changes color in different light conditions


Name: Empire of Japan (state)
Description: The Empire of Japan's involvement and experience during World War II


Name: Iron(III) complexes (Iron complex)
Description: Complexes similar to those of chromium(III)


Name: Convulsions (Physiological response)
Description: A sudden and involuntary contraction of a muscle or group of muscles.


Name: Subatomic Particles (Physical Objects)
Description: Examples include the electron


Name: Feldspars, micas, amphiboles, pyroxenes, and zeolites (Rock-forming minerals)
Description: Common names for aluminosilicates


Name: Mizzou Identity Standards (Guidelines)
Description: Guidelines for using official Mizzou logos


Name: Kaumari (Deity)
Description: The warrior goddess in Hinduism.


Name: Biological electron transport and oxygen transportation (Processes)
Description: Processes that copper proteins participate in


Name: Ahaggar Tuareg (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Berber group inhabiting the Hoggar Mountains.


Name: Jain Art (art form)
Description: Religious works of art associated with Jainism


Name: Silicosis (Disease)
Description: A lung disease caused by inhaling crystalline silica dust.


Name: Kinzig valley (Geographical area)
Description: Area from which settlement efforts originated


Name: Queensland (Geographical_area)
Description: Queensland was carved from New South Wales in 1859.


Name: asteroid (celestial body)
Description: A class of small, rocky bodies orbiting the Sun that are smaller than planets.


Name: Seal of the Republic of China and Seal of Honor (object)
Description: The President of the Republic of China receives the Seal of the Republic of China and Seal of Honor as part of their inaugural ceremony.


Name: Recession (EconomicEvent)
Description: The longest recession in over thirty years


Name: Significant contributions to human understanding of the cosmos (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Copper Age (Historical period)
Description: The preceding period to the Bronze Age in Ireland, characterized by the production of flat axes, daggers, halberds and awls in copper.


Name: Iron mines (Geographical location)
Description: The waste tailings are present in the iron mines


Name: Lack of water connections issue (Issue)
Description: The problem of lack of access to water connections


Name: the network had an annual ridership of over 2.3 billion passengers (Fact)
Description: Description of fact


Name: Wealth or status (Concept)
Description: A state of having abundance of valuable possessions or high social standing


Name: family (Social group)
Description: A group of people related by blood, marriage, or adoption


Name: milder winters (Weather condition)
Description: Winters with less extreme cold than usual


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Mn and atomic number 25. It is not rare and is a transition metal.


Name: Professionalism reborn: Theory, prophecyand policy (Publication)
Description: Book named Professionalism reborn: Theory, prophecyand policy


Name: Etruscan civilization (Civilization)
Description: The civilization of the Etruscans.


Name: Brazilian voters between 18 and 70 years old (Voters)
Description: Eligible Brazilian voters


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The largest and easternmost country in South America and Latin America


Name: armed groups (Military group)
Description: Various military groups active in Colombia


Name: Preschool Education (Level of Education)
Description: The lowest level of education in the Spanish educational system


Name: baby blue (Color)
Description: Another shade of color.


Name: Tuckahoe (village) (location)
Description: A village in Westchester County, New York


Name: Praeneste (Town)
Description: An Italic-speaking town in the Etruscan cultural sphere


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion founded by Gautama Buddha


Name: Belgian Congo (Country)
Description: A former country in Africa, later known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: Pavilion angle and girdle plane (Geometry)
Description: The angle formed by the pavilion facets and the girdle plane.


Name: Crucial naval battles being lost (Historical Event)
Description: The hypothetical loss of important naval battles


Name: The statues on the south transept portal at Chartres Cathedral (Artwork)
Description: Statues created between 1215 and 1220 on the south transept portal of Chartres Cathedral.


Name: Emperor Charles IV (Monarch)
Description: A king who ruled the Holy Roman Empire


Name: The Borough's floating debt on the project (Debt)
Description: The debt of the Borough on the construction project


Name: Industrial abrasives (Item)
Description: The use of the diamond in industrial applications


Name: Jacob Christoph Le Blon's work (Work of Art)
Description: Included anatomical illustrations for medical books


Name: Related Middle Eastern Oud (Musical Instrument)
Description: An oriental plucked string instrument


Name: Bee Gees, AC/DC, INXS and Kylie Minogue (Music group)
Description: Popular Australian music groups


Name: Italian Navy (Military Force)
Description: The naval forces of Italy


Name: Concept Theory (Ideology or Philosophy)
Description: Theory that such classes correspond to concepts, used in knowledge organization and related fields


Name: Two Meteorites (GRA 06128 and GRA 06129) (Celestial Body)
Description: The meteorites discovered in Antarctica


Name: Victory of the Allies in World War II (event)
Description: The defeat of the Axis Powers and the end of World War II


Name: Jade in Guatemala (Location)
Description: The only source of jade for pre-Columbian Mesoamerican cultures was located in the Motagua River valley in Guatemala


Name: Tanagra figurines (Art Form)
Description: Small pottery figures produced on an industrial scale


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: The pomegranate fruit is used in Kurdish cultural traditions


Name: Tourism (Industry)
Description: The sector involved in entertaining, accommodating, and transporting tourists


Name: Undisclosed year slightly later c. 1250 BC (Timeframe)
Description: Year in which Orchomenos was abandoned.


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


Name: Māori (EthnicGroup)
Description: The indigenous people of New Zealand


Name: yellow color (Color)
Description: The predominant color of commercially available synthetic diamonds due to nitrogen impurities.


Name: Huitzilopochtli (Deity)
Description: Their patron God Huitzilopochtli


Name: propaganda to stir up nationalism and xenophobia. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Terrestrial Impact Theory (Theory)
Description: A theory advocating a terrestrial impact origin for tektites


Name: Geomorphology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of the Earth's landforms and their formation, evolution, and change over time


Name: Municipal Council (Government Body)
Description: -


Name: 2001 (date)
Description: The year when China joined the World Trade Organization


Name: Handicraft Artists (Profession)
Description: These are artists who work with materials such as wood, textiles, glass, and metal to create handmade items


Name: Jean-Honoré Fragonard (Artist)
Description: A French Rococo painter and printmaker


Name: Oil Exploration and Development in the Ojai Basin (Geological Activity)
Description: Activities related to discovering, extracting, refining, and transporting oil from the Ojai Basin


Name: European Indoor Athletics Championships (event)
Description: International indoor athletics competition held every even-numbered year


Name: identify Berber jewellery (Action)
Description: The action of identifying and documenting the ornaments, location, and history of Berber jewellery.


Name: Several UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Landmark)
Description: Various landmarks recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites


Name: Approximately 3.1×106 A/m2 (Current Density)
Description: The highest current density that copper can carry before heating excessively.


Name: Jurisdictions (United States) (Legal Entity)
Description: The legal system of the United States where fraud claims are adjudicated


Name: Greek (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Greece.


Name: Rocks (Geological feature)
Description: A solid mass or fragment formed by the natural consolidation of minerals and mineraloids, primarily consisting of grains of minerals.


Name: Disadvantages of Electrolysis Process (Problem)
Description: Issues associated with the electrolysis process for producing magnesium


Name: Valladolid School (Art School)
Description: Belonging to the Valladolid School


Name: theories that australites are lunar meteorites (hypothesis)
Description: Theories suggesting Australite is a lunar meteorite have been disproved due to the different composition of lunar rocks.


Name: energy efficiency improvements, waste reduction strategies, and safer working conditions (Sustainability Improvements)
Description: The sustainability improvements that can be implemented in the process of producing marble, including energy efficiency improvements, waste reduction strategies, and safer working conditions.


Name: Cape York Peninsula (peninsula)
Description: northernmost point of the mainland


Name: Red or green (Color)
Description: Colors that sealing wax could be artificially made


Name: Shangru (上襦) (Clothing)
Description: Jacket, one of the types of shenyi during Han dynasty


Name: Pinot Noir (grape variety)
Description: a red wine grape variety of the species Vitis vinifera


Name: Synthetic Sapphire (Material)
Description: A durable material used as a diamond simulant


Name: Vargas (person)
Description: Following Vargas's suicide


Name: Red Fox Litter Size (Biological Phenomenon)
Description: The average size of a red fox litter


Name: United States Postal Service (Government agency)
Description: Federal agency that operates post offices in the United States


Name: Donatists (Religious Group)
Description: A Christian group founded by Donatus Magnus


Name: a diverse and dynamic political system, with a strong emphasis on democracy and freedom (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a diverse and dynamic political system, with a strong emphasis on democracy and freedom


Name: Pacific Islander Population Regions (Ethnic Group Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant Pacific Islander populations, including the Waikato region and the Bay of Plenty region.


Name: Housing Unit Vacancy Rate (Statistic)
Description: The housing unit vacancy rate in Cresciano


Name: Civil officials (Historical Figures)
Description: Officials responsible for civil administration in the Sui dynasty


Name: Some early atomic bombs (Weaponry)
Description: As the nuclear reaction source


Name: Nanodiamond (Chemical substance)
Description: Nanodiamonds are small particles of diamond with unique optical, mechanical and thermal properties.


Name: over 1.4 billion people (Population)
Description: As of the provided context


Name: Cultural Relativism (Ideology)
Description: Ideological stance within cultural anthropology that cultures cannot easily be objectively ranked or evaluated


Name: elements of design (part of cartography)
Description: Components or aspects of a map design


Name: Prominent Structures beyond New York City Metropolitan Area (Building)
Description: Structures beyond the New York City metropolitan area


Name: Pistol cylinders (Object)
Description: A circular metal container in a pistol used to store ammunition


Name: Solar System (Astronomical Object)
Description: The solar system in which the Earth and other planets orbit the Sun


Name: Republic of China (Country)
Description: Official name of Taiwan


Name: French Rococo (Art Movement)
Description: A style of decorative art that originated in France during the late Baroque period.


Name: painstaking traditional techniques and greater attention to detail than is the case with most other gemstones (Technique)
Description: -


Name: Harald V (Monarch)
Description: Current reigning king who ascended to the Norwegian throne in 1991


Name: Shales (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Geological formation similar to rock types


Name: 8.26% (Percentage)
Description: The contribution of the primary sector to the regional GDP of Andalusia


Name: Ragamuffin War (Political)
Description: A rebellion that began in Rio Grande do Sul during the regency


Name: European coalitions (Military Alliance)
Description: A group of nations that fought against Napoleon's empire.


Name: Undocumented migrants (Human Class)
Description: Undocumented migrants, visa overstayers, false tourists, asylum seekers


Name: Fourth in Number of Containers (Maritime Ranking)
Description: Global Ranking


Name: Kusaila (Person)
Description: Ruler of an extensive confederation of Christian Berbers


Name: Research (Scientific Activity)
Description: The systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources to establish facts and theories.


Name: Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, without any additional ethnicity


Name: Purple Haze (Song)
Description: A song by Jimi Hendrix, released in 1967.


Name: Small carvings industry (Industry)
Description: An industry producing small carvings, catering to a mainly lay and often female market


Name: Indians (People)
Description: A cultural-historical group originating from the Indian subcontinent


Name: pairing (Social practice)
Description: The emphasis on pairing within society


Name: Philosophers (People)
Description: Individuals who made significant contributions to philosophy


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


Name: BeO (Binary Compound of Beryllium(II))
Description: A white refractory solid with a formula BeO.


Name: [Sibilla Aleramo, Alaide Gualberta Beccari, Anna Maria Mozzoni] (Person)
Description: Italian feminists included in the group


Name: Rhyolites in Maine (Geological formation)
Description: A volcanic rock that is fine-grained, silica-rich, and extrusive.


Name: Biotite Series (Mineral Series)
Description: Represented by variable amounts of the endmembers


Name: Non-Muslim Population (Religious group)
Description: The Christian, Jewish and other non-Muslim communities in Turkey


Name: eco-tourism and sustainable travel in Greece (Travel style)
Description: Travel that respects and preserves the environment, culture, and communities of Greece


Name: Cementite (Fe3C) (Material)
Description: A hard, brittle material formed from carbon and iron


Name: Inoxum (Subsidiary)
Description: Stainless steel division of ThyssenKrupp


Name: World Trade (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as world trade


Name: New Holland (continent)
Description: The continent that is now known as Australia was initially named New Holland by Dutch explorer Abel Tasman in 1644.


Name: LD50 (Measure of toxicity)
Description: The dose lethal to half of a test population


Name: Sir Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: English chemist who discovered several elements and developed electrolysis


Name: National Health Insurance (NHI) (Healthcare System)
Description: A single-payer compulsory social insurance plan in Taiwan.


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


Name: 1885 excavation (Event)
Description: The year the site was excavated


Name: Olafur Eliasson (Artist)
Description: A Danish-Icelandic artist


Name: Social transparency (Concept)
Description: When secrets are compared to openness in society


Name: Han Chinese history (Historical Period)
Description: The period of Han Chinese history since Confucius' time


Name: Poland's Bełchatów plant and Turów plant (Power station)
Description: Power plants located in Poland that burn brown coal


Name: Amerindian and African languages (Language)
Description: The vocabulary of Brazilian Portuguese has a few influences.


Name: numerous weapons unearthed, warrior and combat representations in contemporary art, Greek Linear B records (Artifacts, Art, Documents)
Description: Materials or documents that provide evidence of the Mycenaean culture


Name: Ashraf Ghani (Person)
Description: President of Afghanistan since 2014


Name: James VI (Person)
Description: The King of Scots who inherited the crowns of England and Ireland in 1603.


Name: SodiumProduction (IndustrialProcess)
Description: The industrial process in which the Downs Cell is employed


Name: Cyprus conflict (1974) (Conflict)
Description: A military invasion of Cyprus by Turkey in response to a Greek-backed Cypriot coup.


Name: Retina (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Inner layer of the eye that contains photoreceptor cells, including cones.


Name: Blast Furnaces (Technology)
Description: Large furnaces used in the smelting and reduction of metals, particularly iron


Name: German compound nouns (linguistic entity)
Description: Compound nouns in German that are virtually always solid or hyphenated


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A mineral composed of pure carbon crystallized in an isotropic 3D form


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


Name: Snow falls almost every winter (Event)
Description: Description of the snowfall event.


Name: Inhalation of crystalline silica dust (physical activity)
Description: The act of breathing in crystalline silica particles


Name: Soviet Union / United States / France (Country)
Description: Countries that conducted above-ground nuclear tests in the 1950s, 1960s, and up to 1980s


Name: Banu Hilal and Banu Sulaym (Arab tribes)
Description: Two major Arab tribes


Name: Farmers (Occupation)
Description: People who engage in agriculture


Name: Pedanius Dioscorides (Historical figure)
Description: Ancient Greek physician and pharmacologist


Name: Phyllosilicates (Silicate minerals)
Description: sheet silicates with parallel sheets of silicate tetrahedra


Name: waist beads in various cultural practices (Cultural practice)
Description: The inclusion of waist beads in various cultural practices within Ghanaian and Nigerian culture


Name: Giallo antico (Material)
Description: Type of yellowish-brown limestone, used as a decorative stone in ancient Rome


Name: Red Army mining operation (Operation)
Description: A Soviet-led uranium mining operation in Miedzianka


Name: 4.49% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the GDP spent on education in Colombia


Name: Cachaça (Food and Drink)
Description: The main ingredient of the Caipirinha.


Name: Pharmacy (Profession)
Description: A profession that emerged in the 19th century


Name: Alaska Native population around Kodiak Island (Group)
Description: Indigenous peoples of Alaska around Kodiak Island


Name: MediaCityUK (City)
Description: A large-scale media and entertainment complex located in Salford, Greater Manchester.


Name: In or near monasteries, temples, government buildings, schools, institutions, official occasions and assemblies (Location)
Description: Places where the traditional clothing is mandatory.


Name: 4,346 millimetres (171.1 in) of annual rainfall (Rainfall Amount)
Description: The highest ever recorded annual rainfall in Iberia


Name: Extraterrestrial Origin of Australite (Hypothesis)
Description: The hypothesis that Australites came from outside the Earth-Moon system.


Name: Sulfidic ore deposits (Geological deposit)
Description: Mineral-bearing substances that contain sulfides


Name: Industrial Purposes (Usage)
Description: The application of goods in industries or manufacturing processes.


Name: Roads in Drafi Area (Transportation Feature)
Description: Roads located within the Drafi area.


Name: Afterlife (concept)
Description: Etruscan beliefs about the state of existence after death


Name: Stonehenge (Archaeological Site)
Description: Megalithic monument in England


Name: Bhakti-style devotionalism, nondual, monistic schools such as Advaita and Raja Yoga, temple worship, and yoga (Practices within Shaivism)
Description: Different practices followed by Shaivas


Name: Russian Empire (Empire)
Description: a historical state that existed from 1721 to 1918


Name: 400 °C (752 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The boiling point of water


Name: Drammen Spiral (Road Tunnel)
Description: A road tunnel allowing access to the Skansen Ridge in Drammen, Norway


Name: Ifriqiya (Region)
Description: The Arabic name for the North African region, now known as Tunisia


Name: St. Margaret of Antioch (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Margaret, also known as Saint Margaret of Antioch or Margaret the Virgin, was a Christian saint and martyr venerated in the Catholic Church


Name: Berber jewellery (Historical object)
Description: A specific type of Berber jewellery made with triangular plates and pins.


Name: Prussian military uniforms (military uniform)
Description: Uniform worn by Prussia soldiers


Name: Plaited and netted gold wire (Material)
Description: The covering material of the sceptre


Name: Nevada (Location)
Description: One of the places where sulfidic jasperoids are found


Name: Steel production (process)
Description: The process of producing steel


Name: World Gold Council (organization)
Description: An industry body for the gold mining sector, including refiners and gold product manufacturers


Name: Total Housing Units (Statistic)
Description: The total number of housing units in Cresciano


Name: Heat dissipation and thermal management of electronics (Electronics Application)
Description: Improving the heat dissipation and thermal management of electronic devices


Name: natural wonders (Nature)
Description: Stunning or unique natural formations found in a country


Name: the current successor to the throne being the eldest son of the King, rather than his eldest child (Action)
Description: The act of determining the current heir to the throne based on the amendment


Name: Mary Aldham (Person)
Description: Recipient of a gallantry medal awarded in 2015


Name: separate isotopes of uranium by diffusion rate (Process step)
Description: The role of the silver-zinc membrane in the gaseous diffusion process


Name: Derbyshire Mammal Group (Organization)
Description: Specialist organization protecting, promoting, and monitoring mammals in Derbyshire


Name: Pigeon (generic term (hypernym))
Description: One example of a hyponym.


Name: Modern grinding wheel materials (material)
Description: Materials used in modern grinding wheels


Name: Some energy infrastructure (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: Affected by 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine


Name: 12–15 February 1934 Austrian Civil War (Historical Event)
Description: the civil war that broke out in Austria from 12 to 15 February 1934


Name: Customer payments via other payment methods (Payment Methods)
Description: Various ways to pay other than checks, including ACH, wire transfers, EFTPOS, ATMs.


Name: Saleability (Property)
Description: In terms of saleability


Name: Greco-Turkish War of 1897 (Conflict)
Description: War between Greece and Ottoman Empire


Name: Scanian lands (Historical region)
Description: Then part of the Kingdom of Denmark


Name: Leonardite (Soil Conditioner)
Description: A soil conditioner rich in humic acids.


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: The country where suicides among women have become more common since the Taliban takeover


Name: Proven recoverable coal reserves (Quantity)
Description: Estimated amount of recoverable coal in the ground


Name: Muslim states (Political entity)
Description: States with predominantly Muslim populations


Name: Each Other (Relationship)
Description: A state where two bones are connected and can move relative to one another.


Name: Reduction or Enlargement of Letter (Process)
Description: The process of scaling text up or down


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: a country located in southern Europe


Name: Aluminium oxide generated by anodising (Compound)
Description: A form of aluminum oxide produced through the process of anodizing


Name: Beninese cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The traditional food and cooking styles of Benin


Name: Production of copper, bronze, lead, and tin (production)
Description: Production of various metals


Name: Sui and Tang dynasties (dynasty)
Description: The Sui and Tang dynasties of China


Name: Cerium(III)-doped YAG (Ce:YAG or YAG:Ce) (Phosphor)
Description: A phosphor with a wide range of uses.


Name: Qing hairstyle (hairstyle)
Description: Hairstyle of the Qing dynasty


Name: Greek coinage (coin)
Description: First issues of Greek coins


Name: early Puranas (Literary work)
Description: An important genre of Hindu scriptures that focuses on the history and legends of Hindu gods and heroes


Name: Barium Titanate (BaTiO3) (CompoundClass)
Description: A material with a perovskite structure, exhibits piezoelectric properties


Name: Bedouin Arabic to rural areas (language)
Description: The spread of Bedouin Arabic to rural areas, including the countryside and steppes


Name: Mountain-building regions (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions typically characterized by mountain ranges.


Name: Aristotle (Philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher who distinguished potential infinity from actual infinity


Name: Alumina (Compound)
Description: Alumina is a key ingredient in the Hall–Héroult process, used for the large-scale production of aluminium


Name: 20th century German art and architecture (Art movements)
Description: Art and architectural movement in Germany during the 20th century


Name: Atomic radius: 150 picometers (Physical Property)
Description: The atomic radius of the chemical element Lithium


Name: The Hague (City)
Description: a city in the Netherlands


Name: Governor and unicameral legislative body (Position)
Description: The executive and legislative bodies of states


Name: Rabbits (Mammal)
Description: Various species of rabbits hunted by red foxes


Name: President of Brazil (Position)
Description: the head of state and government in Brazil


Name: Mid-oceanic Ridge Basalts (Volcanic Rock)
Description: Volcanic rocks that are the most voluminous on the ocean floor.


Name: Journalism (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as newspaper, magazine, and online publishing


Name: Cyrus the Great (Person)
Description: Cyrus the Great who introduced coins to the Persian Empire after his conquest of Lydia.


Name: Power rectifiers (Artifact)
Description: Electrical devices that convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC).


Name: Stephen Haggerty (Person)
Description: A supporter of the extraterrestrial origin of carbonado


Name: Suicide Rate (Social Issue)
Description: High suicide rate in the country


Name: Archean Eon (geological eons)
Description: The oldest known eon, spanning from approximately 4,000 to 2,500 million years ago, characterized by the formation of the Earth's first crust


Name: Crude Oil (Resource)
Description: Liquid petroleum


Name: Ochre Dye (Chemical Substance)
Description: The chemical substance used to produce ochre color


Name: French Republic (Country)
Description: Republic of France


Name: Gold working techniques (techniques)
Description: Methods used in the creation of gold jewellery.


Name: 0.7 billion years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in Mars' history.


Name: Sapphire (Gem variety)
Description: A gem variety of corundum that exhibits a range of colors depending on what transition metal is present.


Name: Coal-fired power plants or incinerators (Industrial process)
Description: Processes that release aluminium into the air


Name: Georgiaite (mineraloid)
Description: A rare form of tektite found only in the state of Georgia in the southeastern United States.


Name: Low density (Physical property)
Description: One of the properties of Magnesium


Name: Samuel Centre for the Arts (Arts Venue)
Description: An arts and cultural center in Arad


Name: Blue Zircon Gemstones from Ratanakiri province in Cambodia (Type of Gemstone)
Description: Heat-treated blue zircon gemstones originating from a specific region in Cambodia


Name: Provisional Government (Political Entity)
Description: The government that was in power before the October Revolution


Name: marriage rate of Greece in 1981 (Demographic statistic)
Description: The number of marriages per 1,000 people in Greece in 1981


Name: annually (Frequency)
Description: -


Name: $2.8 billion (in 2017) (MonetaryValue)
Description: The amount imported by Benin in 2017.


Name: Man'yōshū compiler (Author)
Description: The author of Man'yōshū who referred to Izanami as imo


Name: Artists (Profession)
Description: Prior to the discovery of Prussian blue


Name: Over half the global production of boron (Quantity)
Description: They consume over half the global production of boron, and are the single largest commercial boron market.


Name: [City-states opposed to the Mexica, particularly the Nahuatl-speaking Tlaxcalteca as well as other central Mexican polities] (city-state)
Description: A political entity in ancient Mesoamerica


Name: local people from voting for the new government (Political Action)
Description: The actions of the RUF that prevented local people from voting during the Sierra Leone Civil War


Name: University of Oran Es-Senia (University)
Description: One of the most important universities in Algeria


Name: Wilhelmina (person)
Description: Queen of the Netherlands from 1840 to 1849


Name: Gore Mountain (Mountain)
Description: The location where the Barton Garnet Mine is situated


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol C and atomic number 6. It is nonmetal and tetravalent—four electrons are in outer shell—making it chemically reactive.


Name: Mudstone (Sedimentary Rock)
Description: A fine-grained sedimentary rock


Name: World Cup of 1974, 1978, and 2010 (Event)
Description: The years the Netherlands national football team achieved runner-up in the World Cup


Name: handicap principle (Theory in Evolutionary Biology)
Description: Is the theory that suggests a trait is an honest indicator of fitness


Name: Torres Strait Islander people (People)
Description: Culturally and linguistically distinct from mainland Aboriginal peoples


Name: tumors were unable to eject the compound (Action)
Description: In tests, it was shown that tumors were unable to eject the ND-DOX compound.


Name: seals (Object)
Description: usually imprinted in the order of name seal, leisure seal(s), then studio seal


Name: Murcia and the Mediterranean Sea (Location)
Description: Autonomous community of Peninsular Spain and a sea.


Name: Pilgrims (people_group)
Description: People who arrived on the Mayflower and established Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts.


Name: Wengen (village)
Description: a car-free village in Switzerland


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


Name: Metallic Iron (Metal)
Description: A ductile, silvery-white metal


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: Mineral that may be found in gneiss.


Name: Dartmouth College (University)
Description: Founded in 1769 with the mission of educating the local American Indian population as well as English youth


Name: Magnesite in Mantoudi and Limni (Resource)
Description: -


Name: Mezquita de Córdoba (building)
Description: A large mosque and cathedral located in Cordoba, Spain


Name: Comes in different shapes, sizes, hues, etc. (Property)
Description: -


Name: Manhattan's Garment District (GeographicalArea)
Description: A district of Manhattan, New York City known for its fashion industry


Name: Emperor Temmu (person)
Description: Emperor who enlisted Hiyeda no Are's help


Name: Specific colors (Visible Spectrum)
Description: Different wavelengths of visible light that correspond to various colors


Name: the rest of the Portuguese-speaking world (Portuguese Speaking World)
Description: Countries where Portuguese is a primary language


Name: deep-blue or white banded shenyi (clothing)
Description: A variation of the shenyi with deep blue or white bands, worn by Han Chinese men during mourning


Name: Hexagonal diamond or lonsdaleite (Crystal structure)
Description: Another form of diamond, less common and formed under different conditions


Name: UK (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located in northwestern Europe


Name: Mafic minerals (Geological minerals)
Description: Minerals rich in magnesium and iron, such as olivines and amphiboles


Name: Korean Peninsula (GeographicalLocation)
Description: A peninsula in East Asia


Name: Green sapphires (Type of sapphire)
Description: A specific type of sapphire with a secondary hue of green


Name: UK Total (Quantity)
Description: The total population of the United Kingdom


Name: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (Region)
Description: A region in southeastern France, known for its Mediterranean coastline, lavender fields, and historical cities.


Name: Neolithic societies (historical group)
Description: Societies during the Neolithic era


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American country that invaded Afghanistan in 2001.


Name: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (Government Organization)
Description: A U.S. federal agency responsible for occupational safety and health


Name: Rural Berbers (Cultural Group)
Description: A cultural group of North Africa, primarily residing in rural areas.


Name: construction of new high-speed rail lines started in China (Fact)
Description: Description of fact


Name: Mitchell (Scholar)
Description: American Buddhologist and Indologist


Name: Emperor (Roman Empire) (Job Position)
Description: During the Roman Empire


Name: Kingdoms in southern Netherlands (Political entity)
Description: The same as mentioned in the first entry.


Name: Thousands of Muslims (Religious Group)
Description: A large number of Muslim individuals


Name: the financial activities within Afghanistan (Economic_Activity)
Description: The financial activities that the Central Bank of Afghanistan regulates


Name: Val Lumnezia (Valley)
Description: A valley constituting a tributary of the Anterior Rhine.


Name: Pyssla Beads (by IKEA) (Type of bead)
Description: Available only in one size.


Name: Synthetic Quartz (Mineral)
Description: Type of synthetic quartz


Name: Pathogenic Microorganisms (Biological Entity)
Description: Microorganisms that cause diseases


Name: Appreciable hydrolysis (Physical Property)
Description: A scale used to specify the extent of a chemical reaction


Name: calcium and magnesium carbonate (Chemical compounds)
Description: Major constituents of marble.


Name: Statistical Physics (Field of Study)
Description: The branch of physics concerned with the study of large numbers of particles


Name: Cassava flour (farofa) (Ingredient)
Description: An ingredient often mixed with the typical Brazilian meal.


Name: Worldwide (Location)
Description: The places where fluorite is abundant


Name: Colours of ocelli (eyespots) (Visual trait)
Description: The colors on the peacock's train that play a role in copulation success


Name: Bandy (Sport)
Description: Bandy, a sport that originated in Russia


Name: Fujian (ROC) (Province)
Description: A province on the mainland China that was under the control of the ROC.


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


Name: Elements in the Earth's crust (Geological Classification)
Description: The 12 most common elements found in the Earth's crust


Name: Poland–Lithuanian Commonwealth (state)
Description: A former sovereign state in Central Europe and Eastern Europe that existed from 1569 to 1795


Name: Japanese tachi (weapon)
Description: A precursor to the katana from c. AD 900


Name: Quartz (Mineral Species)
Description: The mineral species that Amethyst is a variety of


Name: False Assumptions by Lawrence Aronovitch (Play)
Description: A play written by Lawrence Aronovitch featuring Marie Curie as the subject


Name: Limestone (Geological Classification)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed mainly of calcite or aragonite, often in the form of shell fragments or mineral deposits


Name: Sharia, religious laws of Islam (Religious law)
Description: Primary source of Islamic laws


Name: Carl Friedrich Gauss (person)
Description: A German mathematician who predicted the position of Ceres


Name: Developed Countries (Geographical Area)
Description: Countries where fluoride toothpastes are widely available


Name: Kushans (Ancient Dynasty)
Description: An ancient Iranian dynasty that ruled parts of modern Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India


Name: Drip shield (Physical object)
Description: A device used to prevent liquids or small objects from dripping or falling onto the surface below.


Name: Cowee Valley, Macon County, North Carolina (Geographical location)
Description: The place where Rhodolite was first discovered.


Name: Migmatites (Geological Rock)
Description: Rocks formed at the upper limit of metamorphic conditions, containing pods and veins of material that has started to melt but has not fully segregated.


Name: A sceptre (Artifact)
Description: An artifact in the British Museum


Name: Fusibility (Concept)
Description: The ease at which a material can be fused together or the temperature or amount of heat required to melt a material.


Name: Ancient goldsmiths (Profession)
Description: Goldsmiths from ancient periods who produced high-quality jewellery and techniques that are still used today.


Name: Epoxy resin (Chemical substance)
Description: A type of resin used to bind the Blue John stones


Name: Hannibal (city)
Description: a city in the state of Missouri


Name: Internal political and territorial divisions (Event)
Description: The internal conflicts that led to the dissolution of Gran Colombia in 1830.


Name: Marmor Thessalicum (Material)
Description: A type of marble from Thessaly, Greece


Name: Abrasives (Material)
Description: Substances used to smooth, polish, or cut other materials


Name: Madjedbebe rock shelter (location)
Description: The oldest site showing the presence of humans in Australia.


Name: Pergamene style (Art Style)
Description: art style that characterizes the early phase of the Hellenistic period, known for its experimentation, exuberance, sentimentality, and vulgarity


Name: Raja Ram Mohan Roy (Person)
Description: Indian social and religious reformer


Name: David Dinkins (Person)
Description: The 106th Mayor of New York City


Name: Bern (Location)
Description: Second largest canton of Switzerland


Name: Oxyhydrogen Flame (Substance)
Description: The fuel used in the Verneuil process


Name: Minnesota (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A U.S. state where the Lake Superior agate is official state gemstone and was formed.


Name: High Street in Ipswich (Location)
Description: A street in Ipswich


Name: No rings (Quantity)
Description: A choice made by some Roman men to not wear any rings


Name: Pride (Emotion)
Description: In the work of a shokunin


Name: logged or cleared to make room for pastoral farming, leaving forest occupying only 23% of the land. (Resource Utilization)
Description: -


Name: Ancient Romans (historical civilization)
Description: Roman Empire


Name: Lavizzara (Location)
Description: The commune formed by the merger of six Swiss municipalities


Name: Roman period (Historical_Period)
Description: -


Name: Thirty Years' War and Baroque era (time period)
Description: -


Name: Macle (Crystal Shape)
Description: A mineral crystal which does not have a regular shape


Name: 2009-10 ICC Intercontinental Cup (Cricket Tournament)
Description: The 2009-10 ICC Intercontinental Cup that the team won


Name: Pulsar (astronomical object)
Description: A highly magnetized, rotating neutron star that emits beams of electromagnetic radiation in a regular, pulsating pattern.


Name: 71% of the market in 2018 (Quantity)
Description: Percentage of the Chinese aviation industry market share


Name: Petrology (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study of rocks, including the formation and chemical composition of rocks


Name: Brown, Orange and Purple (Color)
Description: The only occurring secondary hues in pink diamonds.


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country located in East Asia.


Name: microwave radio systems (System)
Description: The system the point-contact crystal detector became important for


Name: North America (Geographical Region)
Description: The northernmost continent in the world, encompassing the landmass of North and Central America


Name: wadsleyite (mineral)
Description: A mineral that forms from olivine.


Name: Professional Basketball League of America (1967–1968) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed for one season, 1967–1968


Name: Air Pollution (Problem)
Description: Contamination of air with harmful substances.


Name: Scene with Personal Relevance (Artwork or Image)
Description: Scenes that have personal significance to the wearer


Name: Corrosion-free electrical connectors in computers and other electronic devices (Component)
Description: Electrical connectors used in computers, phones and other electronic devices to ensure good connection.


Name: Confucianism (Philosophy)
Description: An ancient Chinese philosophy that emphasizes moral self-cultivation, respect for authority, and the importance of social harmony.


Name: Penghu (Taiwan) (Island)
Description: A group of islands under the control of the ROC.


Name: Medusa (Character)
Description: Gorgon who was killed by Perseus in Greek mythology


Name: Vulci and Tarquinia (City-state)
Description: Southern Etruscan city-states where the Egyptian Scarab was more prevalent.


Name: Khotan (Location)
Description: A city within Xinjiang province.


Name: Students (Demographic group)
Description: Individuals participating in educational programs


Name: Water Purification Methods (Process)
Description: Methods used to clean water for human, animal, and plant use


Name: Satoyasu Iimori (Person)
Description: Japanese scientist known for his work on radiochemical minerals and the development of artificial gemstones


Name: Arad's emblem (Emblem)
Description: The emblem of Arad that is shown in the center of Arad's flag


Name: HiLASE and Eli Beamlines centers (Scientific Institution)
Description: With the most powerful laser in the world in Dolní Břežany


Name: Neolithic peoples in northern Europe (Culture)
Description: People living during the New Stone Age in northern parts of Europe


Name: names of the people or organizations represented (Person/Organization)
Description: The names of the people or organizations they represent


Name: Kola Peninsula (peninsula)
Description: A peninsula extending from northern Russia into the Barents and White seas.


Name: 2.5 million casualties (Quantity)
Description: The number of casualties suffered by the United Kingdom during World War 1


Name: [two Frankish lords, William and Engelschalk] (Group)
Description: Lords appointed by Carloman


Name: Red color (Color)
Description: The primary color used for Song dynasty court dress


Name: Algeria, Libya, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso (Country)
Description: Countries where the Tuareg people live as semi-nomads.


Name: mangoes (Food)
Description: A tropical fruit


Name: Final shape of nanoparticles (Physical characteristic)
Description: The geometric form that a nanoparticle takes


Name: Xenon arc lamps (Product)
Description: Lamps used in various applications


Name: [Zn(H2O)6]2+ (Compound)
Description: The predominant species of Zinc in aqueous solution.


Name: Speaker of the Assembly (Political Position)
Description: The presiding officer of North Macedonia's parliament


Name: controversy over whether the impoverished societies that succeeded the Mycenaean palatial states were newcomers or populations that already resided in Mycenaean Greece (Debate Topic)
Description: A question central to understanding the historical population dynamics of ancient Greece


Name: Shortening Direction (Geological Term)
Description: The direction of greatest compression


Name: Hydrogen peroxide (Chemical)
Description: A chemical used for bleaching gemstones


Name: LCA Datasets (Data)
Description: Datasets that assess products in a standardized way within some supermarkets.


Name: [two large parts] (Area)
Description: The actual Norberg in the south and Kärrgruvan (Marsh Mine) in the north


Name: Garnet, Biotite, Albite etc. (Mineral)
Description: Crystalline substances with a definite chemical composition and a characteristic internal structure


Name: And his work had a profound impact on Western political thought, dialectics, and logic (Philosophers)
Description: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel was a leading figure in German philosophy during the 19th century. His work had a profound impact on Western political thought, dialectics, and logic


Name: Young Boys (AgeGroup)
Description: Boys aged five, six or older who are brought to these pilgrimage sites for circumcision.


Name: Ore (Mineral)
Description: A mineral deposit that has a high concentration of a certain element, typically a metal


Name: Hardstones (Material)
Description: Category that quartz belongs to


Name: Byzantine monasteries (Monastery)
Description: Several Byzantine monasteries located on Hymettos


Name: Yule Marble (Mineral)
Description: A type of marble found in the Crystal River Valley, Colorado.


Name: True Burin Engraving (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A technique used to finish the etched image


Name: Lohr (Village)
Description: A village around the periphery of Spessart


Name: 6p (Nomenclature)
Description: Potassium's shorthand period symbol is 6p.


Name: Sub-Saharan Africa (Continent)
Description: The southern portion of the African continent


Name: The sun gets higher during the day and year (Time)
Description: The position of the sun in relation to the sky.


Name: true (Boolean Value)
Description: The existence of Gesamtschulen in Austria.


Name: Cyclical Shifts (Astronomical Event)
Description: Periodic changes in the angle of Ceres's axis relative to its orbital plane


Name: white wood buildings, canoes and cenotaphs (structure)
Description: Structures made from white wood that were decorated by the Māori


Name: Theodore Komnenos Doukas (person)
Description: Half-brother and successor of Michael I Komnenos Doukas


Name: Golden Globe Awards (award ceremony)
Description: Another prestigious annual film awards ceremony


Name: a fire academy and a fire investigations unit (Organization)
Description: Fire academy and fire investigations unit located in Westchester County


Name: Lithium (reduction of dependence in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina) (Resource Dependence Reduction)
Description: Efforts to reduce the dependence on lithium as a primary resource in these countries


Name: Māori (people group)
Description: Indigenous people of New Zealand


Name: Aluminum atom (Chemical Element)
Description: An element with the chemical symbol Al and atomic number 13.


Name: First Finger of the Right Hand (Anatomy)
Description: The finger on which birthstone rings are customarily worn.


Name: Cyan (Color)
Description: A color produced by mixing green and blue light, or by subtracting red from white.


Name: Archaeological Sites (Location)
Description: Sites where Middle Minoan rapiers were discovered


Name: Houari Boumédiène (Person)
Description: Algeria's second president who overthrew Ben Bella


Name: Coins (type of currency)
Description: Traditional form of money in the form of a small flat piece of metal, stamped by a government


Name: 1960s (time period)
Description: A specific time period from the 1960s.


Name: X-10 Graphite Reactor (Nuclear Reactor)
Description: The second artificial nuclear reactor in the world and the first designed for continuous operation.


Name: Association football (Sport)
Description: A team sport played with a spherical ball.


Name: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (University)
Description: A prestigious university in Massachusetts that played a significant role in the development of high-tech industries


Name: Marble (Material)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed largely of calcite or dolomite


Name: Ohrid and Prespan Lake (Geographical feature)
Description: Lakes in North Macedonia, primarily developed for tourist purposes


Name: Uranium isotopes (Isotope group)
Description: Group of isotopes sharing a common atomic number (92) but differing in their atomic mass


Name: GIA International Diamond Grading System (program)
Description: A system for grading diamonds based on four main factors: color, clarity, cut, and carat weight.


Name: Envisioned unification of the Macedonian region (Geographical Area)
Description: The region that was intended to be united with the Macedonian region of North Macedonia.


Name: Aluminum silicate mineral group (Geological mineral group)
Description: A group of minerals that share similar properties


Name: Richest diamantiferous pipe (Geological formation)
Description: The richest known source of diamonds


Name: Window glass (Material)
Description: A hard, brittle, transparent, amorphous solid that is typically used as a medium for the transmission, reflection, or modification of light


Name: The six states of New England (Country Subdivision)
Description: The six states of New England have the lowest birth rate in the U.S.


Name: Panjshir Valley (Geographical_region)
Description: geographical region of Afghanistan


Name: Shekelesh (Sea People)
Description: One of the Sea Peoples mentioned in Egyptian texts


Name: Civic Democratic Party (political party)
Description: Political party in the Czech Republic


Name: Physical punishments (Punishment)
Description: Acts of punishment that inflict pain or harm


Name: Organization (Business Entity)
Description: A structured group of individuals that work together to achieve a common goal.


Name: World (Location)
Description: A geographical area including all continents and countries


Name: Percentage of Tertiary Education (Quality of Education)
Description: Indicates the proportion of individuals aged 25 to 64 who have attained tertiary education


Name: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (International organization)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organisation which provides a forum for the 37 member countries to discuss, develop policy and coordinate and harmonize their policies on a wide range of issues


Name: 26Al and 107Pd for the early history of the Solar System (Isotopic Composition)
Description: The abundance of isotopes in the early solar system


Name: Carbon block (Material)
Description: Used as an anode in the electrolysis process of fluorine production


Name: 20th position in Ease of Doing Business Index (Rank)
Description: Position attained by Switzerland in the Ease of Doing Business Index


Name: local marble quarries (Location)
Description: The local marble quarries that made the site suitable for a prison.


Name: Saijō (Place)
Description: A city located in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Altepetl (Political Organization)
Description: City-states in the Basin of Mexico


Name: cochineal (Dye)
Description: Cochineal dye produced in Latin America and exported to Europe


Name: Immigrants and Norwegian-born with immigrant parents in Drammen (Population group)
Description: A specific demographic group


Name: Welsh Government (Governmental Body)
Description: The devolved government of Wales


Name: Traditional Middle Eastern lamb kebabs with pomegranate glaze (Recipe)
Description: A popular recipe from the Middle East


Name: Basalt and Gabbro (Specific Igneous Rock)
Description: Two common types of mafic igneous rocks


Name: Brage (Football team)
Description: A football team in Dalarna


Name: Central African and west African countries (Region)
Description: Regions with political instability


Name: Slavic tribes settled north of the Danube (Tribe)
Description: Slavic tribes that Great Moravia was formed through the unification


Name: Region of Afghanistan (Geographical region)
Description: The different geographical regions within Afghanistan.


Name: Manchu nobles and the Imperial family (Nobility)
Description: Members of the noble class in Manchu society during the Qing dynasty, including the emperor


Name: 18 administrative regions (Administrative Division)
Description: Subdivision of France


Name: EU Students (Student Classification)
Description: European Union citizens who are not required to pay the tuition fee


Name: Iron Smelting (Application)
Description: One of the applications where coal or oil is used as fuel


Name: Diamond-like Carbon (Substance)
Description: Amorphous carbonaceous material with some properties similar to those of the diamond.


Name: Lee Teng-hui (person)
Description: Involved in corruption controversies known as 'black gold' politics during his administration


Name: Spark Plug Insulators (Auto Part)
Description: A component of a spark plug that insulates the center electrode from the ground electrode


Name: Pressure is important in metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: The increase of pressure on existing rock during metamorphic transformation.


Name: The most expensive Kashmir sapphire (jewelry item)
Description: A record-breaking Kashmir sapphire auctioned by Sotheby's


Name: Ankara (City)
Description: Ankara is the capital city of Turkey.


Name: lowlands of Great Britain (Location)
Description: Region in Great Britain where the farms developed


Name: part of continental Europe (region)
Description: part of the landmass now known as Europe.


Name: simple wooden churches (Building)
Description: Wooden structures suitable for initial missionary activities


Name: Hafsid Sultanate (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the sultanate that included Tunisia from 1236 to 1574


Name: funerary jars, storage jars and kitchen pots (function)
Description: Types of pottery used for various purposes up to the 17th century


Name: Target in some neutron sources (Laboratory device)
Description: In which relatively few neutrons are needed


Name: MetroWest Regional Transit Authority (Public Transportation System)
Description: A public bus transportation authority in New England


Name: Lithium (battery recycling) (Resource Battery Recycling)
Description: Overview of the lithium battery recycling industry, including current practices and challenges, as well as potential solutions


Name: Stone (Material)
Description: A mineral composed of minerals or rock-forming minerals


Name: southern Russia and Crimea (geographical location)
Description: Regions in southern Russia and the Crimean Peninsula


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country to the west and southwest of Tunisia


Name: [Zn2]2+ ion (inorganic compound)
Description: A dimeric inorganic compound analogous to the [Hg2]2+ cation present in mercury(I) compounds


Name: Slavic tribes (historical group)
Description: group of Slavic people who settled in the Balkan region including North Macedonia by the late 6th century AD


Name: Porosity, industrial value (property)
Description: Properties exhibited by many aluminosilicates


Name: Ipswich (City)
Description: A city in Suffolk, England.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: one of the major world religions, recognized by its followers as the religion of Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad


Name: Element (artifact part)
Description: -


Name: Industries other than hydrocarbons (Industry)
Description: Industries in Algeria that are not related to hydrocarbons.


Name: tourism industry (Economy)
Description: The sector of the economy focused on providing facilities for travelers and leisure activities


Name: Spring of 1898 (Time Period)
Description: A season in the year


Name: Non-centrosymmetric Crystal (Crystal Property)
Description: A type of crystal structure that lacks inversion symmetry, such as the wurtzite crystal structure.


Name: The number of adherents and churchgoers (Religious community)
Description: The followers and attendants of a religion


Name: Warren (Geographical Location)
Description: Every New England state has a town named Warren.


Name: two houses: National Council (Nationalrat) and Federal Council (Bundesrat) (Composition)
Description: The two chambers that make up the Austrian Parliament


Name: Hindu society (society in Hinduism)
Description: The society that acknowledges and respects the lifestyle and dedication of monastics.


Name: Recreational Facilities (Statistic)
Description: The recreational facilities in Cresciano


Name: Geographical location of Czech Republic (Location)
Description: Landlocked geographical position


Name: ORNL researchers (Group of people)
Description: A group of researchers from Oak Ridge National Laboratory


Name: Anyone arrested wearing queues (Group)
Description: A group of individuals who were arrested for wearing queues.


Name: Mesolcina and Val Poschiavo (location)
Description: Valleys in the Grisons, Switzerland.


Name: Location or establishment (Location or establishment)
Description: Where the Brazilian national drink caipirinha is served.


Name: Marseille (City)
Description: A city in France


Name: Participants in the network (Population)
Description: People involved in the Maritime Jade Road trading network


Name: Pope Stephen (person)
Description: A Pope who addressed the Quia te zelo bull to Svatopluk


Name: 16th century (Time period)
Description: The century when the church was built


Name: Chernobyl Raion (Administrative Division)
Description: The dissolved district


Name: Symbolism (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged as a reaction to Impressionism.


Name: Teaching engraving (Activity)
Description: Renowned for its teaching of engraving.


Name: Processes: Increase in Temperature, Decrease in Pressure, Change in Composition (Geological Process)
Description: The natural processes that cause the melting of rocks and formation of igneous rocks.


Name: Planted forest (Forest_type)
Description: Forests that have been intentionally planted by humans


Name: Old copper wire, copper tubing or American pennies made before 1982 (Physical Commodity)
Description: Alternative forms of storing copper for investment purposes


Name: Egyptian jade (Art)
Description: Jewelry or carvings made from jade in ancient Egypt


Name: Native Americans, Aleuts, traders, missionaries, prospectors, whiskey smugglers and various con artists (Person)
Description: People encountered during the expeditions


Name: EF4 tornado (Natural disaster)
Description: An EF4 tornado that damaged Lambert-St. Louis International Airport on April 22, 2011


Name: tundra forests (Ecosystem)
Description: forest ecosystems found in cold, subarctic regions characterized by short growing seasons


Name: Organic-Rich Areas (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas on Ceres' surface that may contain high concentrations of organic molecules


Name: Clovis culture (Culture)
Description: The first widespread culture in the Americas


Name: Conflict Minerals (Material)
Description: Minerals mined in eastern Congo, often associated with human rights abuses.


Name: global investors (Investors)
Description: Individuals or entities who invest in various markets around the world.


Name: Proper noun: Tengri (Mongolian deity) (Ancient Religion Term)
Description: One of the terms used for Tengri in Mongolian religion.


Name: Texas State University's intercollegiate sports teams (Organization)
Description: Maroon and old gold are the colors of Texas State University's intercollegiate sports teams.


Name: NATO (InternationalOrganization)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization.


Name: Obsidian (Material)
Description: Earliest manufactured mirrors


Name: Arthur Rosalie Comyn Bertram (Person)
Description: An English physicist who made significant contributions to the study of electricity and magnetism.


Name: Opaline chert (Geological sub-type)
Description: A type of chert that often contains visible fossils of diatoms, radiolarians, and glass sponge spicules


Name: Conflict Mineral Law (Legislation)
Description: Published in the Federal Register on December 23, 2010


Name: High-power LEDs (Product)
Description: LEDs that emit a large amount of light


Name: Korea (Country)
Description: an East Asian nation divided into North and South Korea


Name: wild pearl (Type of Pearl)
Description: Natural pearls formed without human intervention


Name: Sir Abraham Hume, 1st Baronet (Person)
Description: in 1772


Name: Etching (Art Technique)
Description: A technique of drawing with a strong acid, leaving traces of metal in an image drawn on the surface.


Name: Linares, Jaén (city)
Description: a city in Andalusia, Spain


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located off the north-west coast of continental Europe.