Name: I Ching and Shujing (Texts)
Description: Two ancient Chinese texts considered significant in the Confucian curriculum


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: The Dutch location gives it prime access to markets in the United Kingdom


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A country located on the north-western coast of Europe


Name: Artwork (Visual art)
Description: Any artwork or object that is intended to be primarily visual in nature.


Name: Valuable insights into human conflict, defense, and strategy (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Eurasia (continent)
Description: The largest continent by both total area and continental area.


Name: Milan (City)
Description: A city in Italy


Name: Nuremberg Trials (event)
Description: International military tribunal held after World War II


Name: Beninese politicians (Political entity)
Description: Non-sovereign monarchs are frequently sought after for their potential electoral influence by Beninese politicians.


Name: Aleph-null (ℵ0) (Transfinite cardinal)
Description: The first transfinite cardinal, representing the cardinality of the set of natural numbers


Name: Rammelsbergite (FeNb3O8(OH)6) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a different structure than Pyrite but found in the same geological context


Name: oranges (Food)
Description: A citrus fruit


Name: Tablet of Marsiliana d'Albegna (archaeological artifact)
Description: One of the oldest Etruscan written documents


Name: Monumental Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Large works of stone sculpture.


Name: Zimbabwe and southeast Africa (Location)
Description: Region where iron was smelted as early as the eighth century BC


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Si and atomic number 14. It is a hard, brittle, metalloid


Name: Jürg Jenatsch (Person)
Description: A mercenary leader who played a significant role in the politics of the Grisons region


Name: old Russian ammunition (Object)
Description: Ammunition that was old at the time of conversion by SKN Company


Name: Attica (Region)
Description: A region in East Central Greece


Name: Hollywood productions (movie production)
Description: Movies produced by Hollywood studios


Name: 7th place (Rank)
Description: Their ranking in the event.


Name: Expressionism (Art movement)
Description: An art and literary movement that originated in Germany, characterized by dynamic distortion of forms


Name: Mycenaean Greece (Geographical Area)
Description: An ancient civilization located in Greece during the Bronze Age


Name: North Carolina (State)
Description: A state located on the Atlantic coast of the United States


Name: Epithelial cells (cell)
Description: Cells of the mantle tissue that secrete nacre.


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


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and the European Union


Name: amulets and talismanic objects (artifact)
Description: These artifacts were often used to symbolize Allah as a protector.


Name: E175 in the Codex Alimentarius (food additive code)
Description: A code used to identify gold as a safe and legal food additive


Name: Golf (Sport)
Description: Popular sport in Japan.


Name: Hoax (Deception)
Description: A deliberate deception that is intended to mislead others, without the intention of gaining anything or causing harm.


Name: Land (Physical Entity)
Description: Resource that was 'owned' by this specific Key-bearer


Name: Person (individual)
Description: A person casting a vote in New Zealand's electoral system


Name: single natural pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Are often sold as collectors' items or set as centerpieces in unique jewelry.


Name: Bivalve (Organism)
Description: A type of marine mollusk with a shell composed of two equal halves, hinged along one side.


Name: Lithium (battery technology) (Resource Battery Technology)
Description: Improvements in battery technologies that use lithium as a key component


Name: Proposal showing how the nation may gain by all the sums of money given to the Crown. (Proposal)
Description: A proposal for issuing £2m in transferable bonds


Name: Strontium Titanate Doublet (Composite Diamond Simulant)
Description: A composite diamond simulant made from strontium titanate and another material, usually synthetic spinel or sapphire


Name: Magnetite (Mineral)
Description: Iron oxide


Name: Nazi Germany (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: A political entity during the 1930s and 1940s


Name: Eight Mile Opal Field, Coober Pedy (Mineral Field)
Description: The location where the world's largest and most valuable gem opal 'Olympic Australis' was found


Name: Deuterium (Nuclide)
Description: A nuclide used in conceptualized nuclear fusion power plants for energy production.


Name: Levant (Geographical region)
Description: A historical region in the eastern Mediterranean


Name: political treaties (Treaty)
Description: Agreements between nations or states


Name: climate resiliency and environmental sustainability economy (Economy)
Description: Economy focused on climate resiliency and environmental sustainability


Name: Guinean forest-savanna mosaic-covered plateaus (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Plateaus of southern Benin


Name: Muzo (Emerald)
Description: Refers to a warm, grassy-green emerald with hints of yellow.


Name: Ipswich Museum (organization)
Description: Museum where the displays were set up


Name: Constitution of Afghanistan (2004) (Legislation)
Description: The fundamental law of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan that was adopted in 2004


Name: Urban Design (Design Domain)
Description: The design of cities, towns, and their services, including the arrangement, configuration, and function of urban spaces


Name: Alpine villages (region)
Description: villages in the Alps


Name: Eight Alpine countries (Country)
Description: The Alps extend across eight European countries


Name: 'Rousseau' (Philosopher)
Description: French philosopher who differentiated between higher and lower culture


Name: Oxford English Dictionary (Dictionaries)
Description: The organization that defines the term widget as 'An indefinite name for a gadget or mechanical contrivance, esp. a small manufactured item'.


Name: Real Madrid CF (Sports_club)
Description: The Spanish football club, Real Madrid CF


Name: Statue of Zeus at Olympia (c. 432) (Artwork)
Description: A colossal chryselephantine statue created by Phidias.


Name: carbon (element)
Description: the chemical element that forms diamonds


Name: Magnesium Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound found in increased quantities in the Tissint meteorite


Name: Samaulies (Tribe)
Description: A tribe that inhabits the coast from Gardafui to Bab-el-Mandeb, known for their trade and large exports.


Name: Spanish language (Language)
Description: Spoken by a small percentage of the population in St. Louis and Kansas City areas


Name: Warner Bros. Discovery, Thomson Reuters Corporation, Associated Press, Bloomberg L.P., News Corp, The New York Times Company, NBCUniversal, Hearst Corporation, AOL, Fox Corporation, Paramount Global (Media Conglomerates)
Description: Large corporations that own or control a number of companies especially active in two or more fields such as entertainment, information, and finance.


Name: Attribute of Mary, the 'speculum sine macula' (mirror without blemish), or as attributes of scholarly and theological wisdom and knowledge (Symbolic Meaning)
Description: Metaphorical meanings of depicted mirrors in paintings and book illuminations


Name: Industrially Produced Mineral (Mineral)
Description: Minorals produced artificially


Name: Aggregations of atoms (Physical property)
Description: Inclusions are aggregations of atoms in diamond caused by impurities


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


Name: Doping (Process)
Description: Process of adding impurities to a semiconductor


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Royal Society (Scientific Organization)
Description: A learned society for science, founded in 1660, and is the oldest such organization in continuous existence.


Name: 4th most peaceful country in the world (Ranking)
Description: According to the 2024 Global Peace Index


Name: Greeks (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of people from Greece


Name: H haplogroup (Mitochondrial DNA haplogroup)
Description: A specific grouping of mitochondrial DNA in human populations.


Name: Enfer d'Arvier (Wine)
Description: A red wine blend from Arvier


Name: Player cards with 95 or 96 rating (In-game item)
Description: The ratings represented by Pink Diamond in NBA 2K21


Name: medieval castles (and ruins) (Building)
Description: Historical structures located in the Grisons


Name: French–Italian border (Border)
Description: Mont Blanc spans the French–Italian border


Name: victory against Napoleon (historical event)
Description: The victory of the Russian Empire against Napoleon


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: A popular sport in France.


Name: 2024 Environmental Performance Index (Index)
Description: An index that measures a country's commitment to preserving the environment


Name: Population exchange between Greece and Turkey (Event)
Description: The population exchange that took place as a result of the Lausanne Convention.


Name: western Russia (location)
Description: The region between modern Moscow and Saint-Petersburg


Name: Denmark and Southern England (Location)
Description: Regions where sea urchins were believed to ward off harm in folk tradition.


Name: Personal wealth (Wealth)
Description: Wealth that streedhan functions as


Name: [European Commission, Council of the European Union, European Council, and one of two seats of the European Parliament] (International organization)
Description: The four main institutions of the European Union.


Name: Sirocco and cold damp air (Meteorological phenomenon)
Description: Phenomena causing changes in regional temperatures.


Name: Han Chinese immigrants in the late 1940s and early 1950s (Immigrant group)
Description: The Han Chinese immigrants who immigrated to Taiwan in the late 1940s and early 1950s.


Name: The Microscopic Determination of the Nonopaque Minerals (1934) (Book)
Description: A major landmark in mineralogy, revised with Harry Berman


Name: Marie Claire, ELLE (Women's Magazines)
Description: Class of women's magazines in France


Name: High-pressure rocks (Rock type)
Description: Pyrope is an indicator mineral for high-pressure rocks


Name: Roman practices (Practice)
Description: Practices of the Roman people that used coral for protection, healing, and diagnosis


Name: Zirconium tetrafluoride (Compound)
Description: Specific compound of zirconium and fluorine


Name: Belgium's government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Belgium


Name: Farming and warfare (Activity)
Description: Activities that benefit from the metal tools supplied by metalsmiths


Name: Other European Countries (Geographical Region)
Description: Multiple countries located on the continent of Europe


Name: Photoreceptor (Visual system component)
Description: Components in the eye that are sensitive to light and trigger a visual response


Name: Young New Zealanders of all backgrounds (Demographic)
Description: Refers to the young people in New Zealand who are interested in traditional Māori culture and arts


Name: Length (Spain's High-Speed Rail Network) (Measurement)
Description: The length of Spain's high-speed rail network


Name: Zebra River Canyon area of the Kubis platform in the Zaris Mountains, Namibia (Location)
Description: Extremely well exposed example


Name: maintaining security (Activity)
Description: Another duty of the army


Name: Human Habitation (Cultural Activity)
Description: Evidence of human habitation found in Pedro Leopoldo, Minas Gerais


Name: Brilliants (Jewelry Piece)
Description: A type of cut gemstone or crystal


Name: Ruqun (lined jacket with long skirt) (type of women's clothing)
Description: women's clothing style during Hanfu period


Name: Pedial (Space Group)
Description: One of the two space groups associated with the Triclinic crystal system.


Name: 1953 (Year)
Description: Year of Stalin's death


Name: Perception of white light (Visual perception)
Description: The ability to perceive white light as a mixture of all visible wavelengths


Name: 843 AD (Historical Event)
Description: The date when all the Uighur living in China had to wear Chinese-style clothing


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


Name: English Monarchs (Political Entity)
Description: The English monarchs involved in the Hundred Years' War


Name: Second Anglo-Afghan War (Event)
Description: The war in which the Battle of Maiwand occurred


Name: Spatial Infinity (physical concept)
Description: A term used in physics and cosmology to describe the extent of the universe.


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


Name: Christopher Nolan (Person)
Description: An English film director, producer, and writer


Name: Synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals (synthetic object)
Description: Crystals produced artificially that have gem quality


Name: France (country)
Description: The country of France


Name: The Earth's mantle convection (geological_process)
Description: The process that Majorite may be involved in.


Name: Voters (Citizens)
Description: Individuals eligible to vote in the Czech Republic


Name: Sea God (Deity)
Description: The deity who controls the tides in Japanese mythology


Name: Metal Fasteners with Special Coatings or Plating (Fastener Material)
Description: Metal fasteners treated with special coatings or plating


Name: natural resources (Economy)
Description: The raw materials or energy sources that a country possesses


Name: Artificially produced Pink Diamond (Synthetic Pink Diamond)
Description: A pink diamond that is chemically the same as a mined diamond but manufactured rather than crystallizing naturally


Name: Etruscans (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that flourished in central Italy between the 8th and 3rd centuries BC


Name: butterflies of the genus Nessaea, Graphium and Papilio (specifically P. phorcas and P. weiskei), Graphium sarpedon, mandarin fish, picturesque dragonet (Species)
Description: Specific species of animals that are examples of blue-pigmented animals


Name: plastic-to-brittle transition in consolidated bodies (physical process)
Description: The transformation of a material from a ductile to a brittle state under stress


Name: SONEDE (Authority)
Description: The authority responsible for water supply systems in urban areas and large rural centers.


Name: Puebla Valley (Geographical Location)
Description: A valley in Mexico where Cholula is situated


Name: Operas (Art and Culture)
Description: The operas performed by this individual.


Name: GIA (Gemological Institute of America) dropped the word 'synthetic' from its certification process and report for lab-grown diamonds (Action)
Description: An action taken by GIA in accordance with FTC revision


Name: Companies (Entity)
Description: Entities audited under the third-party audits for conflict minerals supply chain traceability program


Name: Metamers of a color (spectral combination)
Description: Spectral combinations that give rise to the same color sensation.


Name: Children's fables (Fable)
Description: Stories where gold played a role, such as Rumpelstiltskin and Jack and the Beanstalk


Name: Potter's Wheel (Tool)
Description: Device used to shape pottery


Name: Bioimmuration (biological process)
Description: process of a skeletal organism overgrowing or subsuming another organism


Name: Wheelchairs, crutches (Assistive device)
Description: Devices to aid mobility


Name: World War II (Historical event)
Description: A global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945


Name: between Kosovo (Country)
Description: The country where the southern part of Kopaonik mountains is located


Name: Gignese (Village)
Description: The village of Gignese that is near Mosogno


Name: Black Hills (Geographical location)
Description: A mountain range and region in western South Dakota, United States


Name: Caesium Chloride Structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A specific arrangement of caesium chloride atoms.


Name: Aegina (Ancient City-State)
Description: Place where the Chelone coins were first minted


Name: Titanocene dichloride ((C5H5)2TiCl2) (chemical compound)
Description: A common organotitanium complex


Name: Scythian art (Art)
Description: An artistic style originating from the Scythians, a nomadic people of Eastern Europe and Central Asia


Name: Thin-film material for electronic devices (material type)
Description: TiN used as a thin-film material for electronic devices.


Name: restaurants seating less than 50 people, bars, bowling alleys, and billiard parlors (businesses)
Description: Businesses that decide their own smoking policies.


Name: Björn Dahlström (Person)
Description: Art historian and former director of the Berber Art Museum in Marrakesh


Name: Secrecy of military communications (System)
Description: One of the three systems proposed by Claude Shannon in 1948


Name: The preceding two millennia (Timeframe)
Description: The time period covering the last 2000 years before 1941.


Name: Naxos (Island)
Description: Another island in the Cyclades group.


Name: central_banks_and_governments (Institution)
Description: Entities that monitor these indicators


Name: Fossil (Natural object)
Description: A preserved remains or impression of an organism from the past, which can provide evidence about the organism's evolution and extinction.


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A silvery-white, ductile, malleable metallic element


Name: 4 (Integer)
Description: Potassium is in the 4th period.


Name: Renaissance music (Music Style)
Description: Includes masses, madrigals and lute music by various composers


Name: Commercial Collection (Process)
Description: The process of commercial collection of meteorites.


Name: the ruling triumvirate (political group)
Description: Overthrow of Maga, Apithy, and Zinsou on 26 October 1972


Name: singlet oxygen (chemical compound)
Description: A more reactive form of molecular O2 where all electrons are paired.


Name: Colony of Surinam (now Suriname) (Political Entity)
Description: A Dutch colony in South America established along the many rivers in the fertile Guyana plains


Name: Museum Service (Service)
Description: Service that manages the Ipswich Museum, Christchurch Mansion and Ipswich Art Gallery


Name: Colloidal Gold particles coated with specific antibodies (chemical compound)
Description: probes for the presence and position of antigens on the surfaces of cells


Name: Greenschist rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Great Langdale is one of the sites identified for making axes from greenschist rocks


Name: Chances of winning a territory of their own are high (condition)
Description: Red foxes may leave their families once they reach adulthood if the chances of winning a territory of their own are high.


Name: Ceres (Dwarf Planet)
Description: Its surface shows evidence of potential magnetic activity


Name: Glauconite-rich sandstone (Geological formation)
Description: -


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


Name: Divers (Profession)
Description: The individuals who retrieved the seawater pearls


Name: Marine snow (Biological process)
Description: The downward transfer of particulate organic matter by vertical mixing of dissolved organic matter


Name: asteroid regolith (Geological material)
Description: The loose fragmental material that covers the surface of asteroids, consisting of a mixture of rocks and soil


Name: Norddal district (Region)
Description: A region in Norway


Name: Union General Lyon (Person)
Description: Nathaniel Lyon was a career officer in the United States Army, known for his role in the American Civil War.


Name: G20 (International Organization)
Description: An international forum for the governments and central bank governors from 20 major economies


Name: Electronics industry (Industry application)
Description: One of the industrial applications of Zircon


Name: 67.6% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of voters who participated in the election


Name: Allies (Group)
Description: The group that liberated Tunisia from Axis occupation


Name: Protestant Reformation (Historical Event)
Description: The Protestant Reformation in Europe


Name: Titanium alloys (Metal)
Description: A combination of titanium and other metals


Name: Bobrovka River (River)
Description: Location where demantoids were found in the 1970s and 1980s


Name: triclinic pinacoidal forms (Crystal system)
Description: A crystal system having three axes of unequal length


Name: Andalusia's distinct institutions of government and administration (Government)
Description: Specific governing bodies of Andalusia


Name: wide range of societies (Society)
Description: Diverse economies spread across at least 250 different language groups


Name: Meson (particle)
Description: A type of hadron that consists of one quark and one antiquark, being carriers of the strong and/or electromagnetic force.


Name: Carbonaceous Asteroid (C-type) (Asteroid Classification)
Description: Due to the presence of clay minerals


Name: The technique (Diamond Treatment Technique)
Description: A technique to convert brown diamonds into more valued ones


Name: 74.8% ethnically Dutch, 8.3% other European, 2.4% Turkish, 2.4% Moroccan, 2.0% Indonesian, 2.0% Surinamese, and 8.1% others (Distribution)
Description: The ethnicity distribution of the population in the Netherlands as of 2022


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: a diverse system of thought with a wide variety of beliefs


Name: - (Fact)
Description: A fact about people wearing Red.


Name: Various museums, puppetry, marionette exhibitions (Cultural attractions)
Description: Points of cultural interest


Name: 2040 (Year)
Description: A year in the future.


Name: Financial debts and real economy (Concept)
Description: Economic theory regarding debts, interests, and finite resources


Name: Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral and iron sulfide with the formula FeS2


Name: cocoa beans (Product)
Description: A type of agricultural product


Name: strong fortifications (Physical Entity)
Description: Strongholds used for defense


Name: play-of-color (iridescence) (optical effect)
Description: a pseudo chromatic optical effect resulting in flashes of colored light from certain minerals


Name: Upper Paleolithic (Time_period)
Description: A period in the Stone Age, lasting from around 50,000 to 10,000 years ago.


Name: Pomegranate (Chinese) (Fruit)
Description: Pomegranate as referred to in China


Name: Claude Monet (Artist)
Description: One of the most famous impressionist painters.


Name: French (Ethnic group or nation)
Description: The French who conquered Tunisia in 1881


Name: Officials (Person)
Description: Holders of official positions within Han society


Name: Holmquist (Person)
Description: Proposed an opposing view on the origin of migmatites


Name: use of gold reserve (Action)
Description: The use of the gold treasure if absolutely necessary


Name: Coordination among Organizations for Urban Wildlife Conservation (Subject)
Description: Initiatives to collaborate with other organizations in the preservation of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Agia Pelagia (north coast of central Crete) (Geographical location)
Description: Location where rocks were likely quarried in Minoan Crete


Name: 45% of maritime's dry-bulk market (Market share)
Description: dry bulk goods imported by sea


Name: private car (Vehicle)
Description: Individual automobiles in New Zealand


Name: Temperature Ranges during Winter (Weather Condition)
Description: The temperature ranges experienced in Sardinia during winter


Name: Ōwatatsumi-jinja (Shrine)
Description: -


Name: 1813 (year)
Description: The year the mineral was first described


Name: dental implants (Medical device)
Description: Used in dental implants to improve their longevity and biocompatibility.


Name: White animals (Animal classification)
Description: Animals that use their color as camouflage in winter.


Name: residential buildings of Arad (Architectural Structure)
Description: The dwellings constructed for the city of Arad


Name: Texas Instruments' DLP (Technology)
Description: A type of microchip technology used in projection systems


Name: Inca and Aztecs (Ancient Civilizations)
Description: Pre-Columbian civilizations of South America


Name: International Olympic Committee (IOC) (Organization)
Description: International organization responsible for the modern Olympic Games


Name: workers on watch and administrative personnel of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (Personnel)
Description: People stationed in the city


Name: Adjacent tablets (Physical structure)
Description: The adjacent layers within the nacre structure


Name: Henry Hudson Parkway (Highway)
Description: A parkway providing highway access to the Inwood area from the west.


Name: Kochila (Name)
Description: A name given to Mountain Kochila on the Island of Skyros.


Name: Different Regions of the UK (Region)
Description: The different regions within the United Kingdom


Name: impurities (Physical Property)
Description: The presence of foreign atoms in the atomic structure of a gemstone, which affects its color


Name: ancient impact basins (geological feature)
Description: the eruptions on Ceres may be linked to ancient impact basins


Name: Historical and material conditions (Factors affecting Art)
Description: In other cases, historical and material conditions may be the predominant factor


Name: Electric vehicles in Netherlands (Transportation Mode)
Description: The electric vehicle market and trends in the Netherlands


Name: Beginnings (Concept)
Description: A concept related to white in Western culture


Name: such sarcophagus (Artifact property)
Description: Verd antique sarcophagus


Name: 8 of the top 20 Latin American universities (Education)
Description: Most of them are public


Name: Brick Gothic (Architectural style)
Description: A medieval style that evolved in Germany


Name: a standing commission for administrative inquiry (legal institution)
Description: The role of Control Yuan in Taiwan's government


Name: the Shkodra Lake (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Lake located within North Macedonia


Name: December 31, 2020 (Date)
Description: The date when the UK-EU transition period ended


Name: Colorfulness, Chroma, and Saturation (Perception Attributes)
Description: Attributes of perceived color that cannot be physically measured but can be quantified


Name: Pizza Hut restaurant (Building)
Description: A Pizza Hut restaurant located in Ipswich.


Name: Power Station (Infrastructure)
Description: An infrastructure used to generate electricity using fire


Name: Indigenous Australian languages (Language)
Description: Indigenous languages spoken by the Indigenous Australians


Name: Camaron de la Isla (singer)
Description: one of the most famous Flamenco singers


Name: Taxi services (Transportation)
Description: Taxi services in Missouri


Name: Nandi Bushell (Musician)
Description: English-Canadian drummer and singer-songwriter


Name: Profession (abstract concept)
Description: A field of work that has been successfully professionalized


Name: Extreme strength (material_property)
Description: The high mechanical strength of diamond due to its unstrained covalent bond network


Name: Kåre Willoch (Person)
Description: The Prime Minister of Norway from 1981 to 1986, who implemented economic reforms.


Name: Global Innovation Index (Index)
Description: A ranking system for measuring innovation across countries


Name: Rebreathers (equipment)
Description: A breathing apparatus used by divers, which recycles exhaled gas and adds fresh oxygen


Name: Economic and social states of the time (influence)
Description: Factors that influenced jewelry design trends


Name: Emperor Jingzong (emperor)
Description: The first emperor of Western Xia


Name: Sodium channels (voltage-gated channels) (BiologicalChannel)
Description: Ion channels that selectively allow the passage of sodium ions


Name: there (Geographical Location)
Description: The Spanish Netherlands


Name: Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Award)
Description: The award Frederick Soddy received in 1921 for his contributions to the knowledge of radioactive substances and investigations into the origin and nature of isotopes.


Name: Allied forces (Military Group)
Description: The combined military forces that invaded France in 1814


Name: Congo (country)
Description: A country located in Central Africa


Name: Colombia's Truth Commission (Organization)
Description: A commission established by the Colombian government to investigate and report on the human rights violations committed during the armed conflict.


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


Name: Cuba (Country)
Description: Algeria's diplomatic relations with Cuba


Name: - (-)
Description: Based on the given context, no specific tail entity is mentioned


Name: hottest and driest climates in Spain (climate)
Description: The hottest and driest climate regions of Andalusia.


Name: 7 Additional Points of Symmetry (Crystal Property)
Description: A property that characterizes the Triclinic lattice.


Name: this time (time period)
Description: The duration during which the Chinese economy grew sevenfold


Name: Freed Slaves (Historical Group)
Description: Individuals who were freed from slavery.


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


Name: Lower Valais (District)
Description: one of its districts


Name: Etruscans (ancient civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization known for bronze-working


Name: Gamma Manganese (Elemental Metal Phase)
Description: Phase of manganese that forms when heated above 1,370 K (1,100 °C)


Name: Tetrafluoroborate anion (Compound)
Description: The compound formed by the combination of boron trifluoride and fluoride ion


Name: National Newspapers (Publication)
Description: Class of national newspapers


Name: Acid (chemical compound)
Description: Dilute hydrochloric acid, used by field geologists to distinguish carbonates from non-carbonates


Name: Etruscan language (language)
Description: Language used in the Etruscan texts


Name: Some states (Geographical region)
Description: Specific geographical regions within the U.S.


Name: Heat and energy (Abstract Concept)
Description: Symbolized heat, energy in Chinese culture


Name: this purpose (Purpose)
Description: Enhancing growth, wisdom, and wealth according to Feng Shui practitioners


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


Name: Orogeny (Geological Feature)
Description: It is one of the characteristic features of an orogenic belt.


Name: France (in the 1990s) (Country)
Description: France utilized tri-metallic coins in the 1990s.


Name: parts of modern Afghanistan (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in South Asia and Central Asia


Name: Mexico (country)
Description: a nation located in North America


Name: Peridotite xenoliths from kimberlite pipes (Geological Formations)
Description: Natural fragments of peridotite enclosed within a larger igneous rock, especially kimberlite


Name: primary mineralogy of pyroxene and plagioclase, etc. having altered to actinolite and saussurite (albite + epidote) (Geological transformation)
Description: A change in the primary minerals from pyroxene and plagioclase to actinolite and saussurite.


Name: Ukrainian speakers (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic group whose numbers declined during this period.


Name: Valentine Green (Person)
Description: -


Name: University of Suffolk (Educational institution)
Description: The university located within the waterfront area


Name: United States Continental Congress (Political Entity)
Description: Provisional government established in 1774 to replace the colonies' political relationship with Great Britain


Name: Act of Abjuration (Legal Entity)
Description: The declaration of independence for the northern provinces.


Name: Forsterite (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium silicate mineral


Name: Orogenic belts (Geographical feature)
Description: A long and narrow band of deformed rocks, often resulting from the collision or convergence of tectonic plates


Name: California (State)
Description: The most populous state in the United States, located on the west coast.


Name: Structural materials (such as concrete) (Building material)
Description: Materials that the synthetic foam is combined with during construction.


Name: Settlements (settlement)
Description: The coastal villages or towns during the EM I period


Name: Ukrainian diaspora (Social Group)
Description: The communities of people of Ukrainian descent living outside Ukraine


Name: blood diamonds (Diamond Classification)
Description: Diamonds used as a means to fund conflicts


Name: Merneptah Stele (Artifact)
Description: An ancient Egyptian monument that bears the name 'Israel' for the first time


Name: U.S. Feminist Movement (Movement)
Description: A social movement advocating for women's rights and equal opportunities in the United States


Name: Jehovah's Witnesses (Religion)
Description: people who practice Jehovah's Witnesses


Name: age 12 (age)
Description: The age at which Tang Xianzu became a well-known poet


Name: U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) (Organization)
Description: An agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that is responsible for protecting public health by ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of human and veterinary drugs, biological products, and medical devices


Name: conflict between Austrian and German character (Event)
Description: The conflict between the Austrian and German identity of Austria


Name: early life forms (BiologicalEntity)
Description: Organisms that first appear in the fossil record


Name: Mullite (Compound)
Description: Aluminium silicate


Name: Advertising in print, digital, or broadcast media (Activity)
Description: Advertisements help to reach a wide audience and promote the cosmetic product


Name: Vesuvianite (Mineral)
Description: There is confusion in terminology as viluite has long been used as a synonym for wiluite, a sorosilicate of the vesuvianite group


Name: The End of the Cold War (Historical Event)
Description: Expansion of the European Union following the end of the Cold War


Name: Chegem (river) (River)
Description: A river in Kabardino-Balkaria, Russia


Name: Linear B (Script)
Description: Lineal B was used to write Mycenaean Greek.


Name: Chios (Island)
Description: Greek island in the Aegean Sea


Name: Rye, Pelham, Harrison, Mount Kisco, and Scarsdale (Towns)
Description: These towns are exceptions as they do not contain area and residents which do not belong to any village.


Name: Chiastolite (variety)
Description: A variety of andalusite commonly containing dark inclusions of carbon or clay which form a cruciform pattern.


Name: Gas Masks, Water Purification, Kitchen Extractor Hoods, Medicine, Digestive System Absorption (Application)
Description: Applications in which activated charcoal is used


Name: Population Literacy Level (Statistic)
Description: The percentage of the population with inadequate literacy and numeracy skills.


Name: Matrix (Mineral Deposit)
Description: Ammolite is rarely found without its matrix, which is typically a grey to brown shale, chalky clay, or limestone.


Name: Other members of the cabinet (Political Position)
Description: Members of the government apart from the Prime Minister


Name: Cultural and commercial exchanges in the Mediterranean during the Bronze Age (exchange)
Description: Exchanges happening during the Bronze Age in the Mediterranean


Name: Drying oil (Component of Oil painting)
Description: Oil used to make the paint dry faster


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: Due to the Great Migration out of the South, the population growth rate dropped by nearly half from 1910 to 1920


Name: Feelings (Emotion)
Description: Emotions experienced by individuals.


Name: single crystal diamond (diamond structure)
Description: the comparison between the toughness of carbonado and single crystal diamonds


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


Name: Wunsiedel cemetery (Cemetery)
Description: The cemetery where Rudolf Hess was buried


Name: Paris Region (region)
Description: The region that includes the city of Paris


Name: silicon, sapphire, or other materials suitable for diamond growth (Potential Substrate Materials)
Description: Materials commonly used as substrates in the CVD process


Name: Accountancy (profession)
Description: Accountancy is the measurement, processing, and communication of financial information about economic entities such as businesses and corporations.


Name: Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi (country)
Description: Countries that particularly profited from the Congo's resources during the Second Congo War


Name: Members of the Legislative Yuan (Legislators)
Description: The representatives in the Legislative Yuan who serve four-year terms


Name: Specific regions (Group)
Description: Other specific regions in mainland Greece witnessed a dramatic population decrease as well


Name: Layered gabbro (Geological formation)
Description: 1–5 km thick layer of gabbro rocks


Name: the Earth's internal layer (geographical feature type)
Description: A part of the Earth's internal layer, which includes the lithosphere, asthenosphere, outer core, and inner core.


Name: Joaquim José da Silva Xavier (person)
Description: The leading figure of the Inconfidência Mineira who was hanged as a threat to any future revolutionaries.


Name: Federal City (Title)
Description: Bern is commonly referred to as 'Federal City'


Name: Priestesses of Vesta (Religious figure)
Description: Ancient Roman priestesses who protected the sacred fire and penates of Rome


Name: Sapphires from different geographic locations (Mineral)
Description: Sapphires from various regions have unique characteristics


Name: accurate reproductions of data (Data)
Description: Accurate data used for the creation of maps


Name: Sensory perception (Function)
Description: The ability of an organism to perceive or receive information from the environment.


Name: Prime Minister/President of Congress of Deputies (Political Position)
Description: The individuals who provide the countersignature to make the royal prerogative a law.


Name: Public transportation in the U.S. (Transportation system)
Description: The transport systems that serve areas of higher population density.


Name: world's longest inland waterways (Quantity)
Description: 102,000 km (63,380 mi) of inland waterways.


Name: Chur (City)
Description: The largest and capital city of Grisons


Name: Biwa pearls (Pearl Variety)
Description: Freshwater pearls cultured using Biwa Pearl Mussels


Name: China (Country)
Description: China, a country in East Asia


Name: Opal Triplet (Composite Gemstone)
Description: An opal triplet has a third layer, a cap of clear quartz or plastic on the top


Name: Kabul (City)
Description: Capital city of Afghanistan


Name: Open Source Software (OSS) (Technology)
Description: A technology that expanded the making and accessibility of maps


Name: Artisan (Occupation)
Description: A skilled craft worker who makes or creates material objects partly or entirely by hand.


Name: Ramón Valdiosera (Person)
Description: Mexican designer who used pink in his work


Name: year 1900 (Time period)
Description: The year 1900


Name: Significant climate variations (Climate classification)
Description: The presence of different weather patterns throughout the country


Name: Earth's Surface (Geographical Location)
Description: The surface of the Earth


Name: universal disaffection and hatred (Emotion)
Description: Feelings of dislike and resentment towards Carthage among her subjects


Name: CZ Core (Material)
Description: A material used in the most recent composite simulant, combined with an outer coating of laboratory created amorphous diamond


Name: undefined (undefined)
Description: undefined


Name: French Renaissance (Artistic Movement)
Description: A period in the history of Western thought and culture that spanned roughly the 14th to the 17th century, beginning after the Middle Ages


Name: Southwest of modern-day France (region)
Description: The region where the Albigensian Crusade was initiated


Name: Virtual image (Visual phenomenon)
Description: The reflection of an object that appears to exist behind the mirror


Name: Gas and Electricity Meters (Device)
Description: Devices used to measure consumption of gas or electricity


Name: Rhône valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A valley in Western Europe


Name: Zone of active collision between North Luzon Trough portion and South China (Geological Formation)
Description: The east and south of Taiwan.


Name: Italian Film Directors (Profession)
Description: Directors who have contributed significantly to the Italian film industry.


Name: VMRO-DPMNE government (Government)
Description: The government of North Macedonia during the period it was led by VMRO-DPMNE


Name: The gall-nuts which made the best dye (Material)
Description: Gall-nuts that produced the highest quality dye


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


Name: Sverdlovsk Oblast (Oblast)
Description: A federal subject of the Russian Federation.


Name: Precious Coral Skeletons (Mineral)
Description: The hard skeleton of precious coral.


Name: Chinese Civil War (conflict)
Description: civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China


Name: Gold (Element)
Description: A chemical element that is a transition metal and has the symbol Au (from aurum, Latin for 'gold')


Name: Proto-Slavic (Language)
Description: Language preceding the geographical split of historical Slavic languages


Name: Al-Hakam II (Person)
Description: A Umayyad caliph who ruled over al-Andalus


Name: Norwegian Painting (Art Form)
Description: Johan Christian Dahl defined Norwegian Painting for the first time


Name: Praetor Urbanus (Job Position)
Description: During the Ludi Apollinares


Name: Faial Island (Island)
Description: An island with a calendar of festivals


Name: Figurines and Sculpture (Ceramic Product)
Description: Three-dimensional art


Name: Labour Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: A major political party in Norway that advocates for social democratic policies.


Name: Mohs Hardness Range (Physical Property)
Description: 2 to 4, relatively soft


Name: Industrial sector (Industrial sector)
Description: A subdivision of an industry that represents the specific area where a company operates.


Name: 20th century (Time Period)
Description: A period from 1901 to 2000.


Name: Federico Halbherr and Luigi Pernier (persons)
Description: Archaeologists who excavated the Palace of Phaistos and the nearby settlement of Hagia Triada.


Name: Native element mineral (Class of minerals)
Description: Minorals that occur in nature in uncombined form with a distinct mineral structure


Name: pH 2–3 (Physical Property)
Description: A range of pH values above which reddish-brown hydrous iron(III) oxide precipitates out of solution


Name: Blood (Body fluid)
Description: The fluid that circulates throughout the body transporting nutrients, oxygen, and waste products


Name: Techniques of Etruscan goldsmiths (artistic technique)
Description: Craftsmanship techniques used by the Etruscan goldsmiths


Name: North-South sectional division over slavery (conflict)
Description: a divide between the northern and southern states over the issue of slavery


Name: Lithium (impact of increased production) (Resource Industry Outlook Impact of Increased Production)
Description: Overview of the future outlook for the lithium industry, including projected growth, key challenges, and opportunities discusses the potential impact of increased lithium production on supply chains, prices, and environmental sustainability


Name: rongyi (戎衣) (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by Emperor Yangdi during imperial expeditions


Name: Equinor, Statkraft, Norsk Hydro, DNB, Telenor (Companies)
Description: Key industrial sectors in Norway


Name: Crete, Euboea, Lesbos, Rhodes (Island)
Description: Largest and most populous islands in Greece


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A signatory to the Berne Convention


Name: Renaissance Trends (Architectural Style)
Description: -


Name: Belfast–Larne railway line (Transportation)
Description: A rail line connecting Larne to Belfast and the Northern Ireland Railways network


Name: Seals (Artifact)
Description: Physical objects used for authentication, traditionally made of wax or metal


Name: butterflies (Insects)
Description: insects that are native and not found anywhere else


Name: 450 nm (physical quantity)
Description: A specific wavelength in the visible light spectrum


Name: Arupa heavens (Cosmic Realm)
Description: Heavenly realms attained through the practice of arupa-jhānas.


Name: three and four-colour mezzotint printing technique (Printing Technique)
Description: A colour printing technique using separate metal plates for each colour


Name: Arctic regions like the western part of the Ungava Bay and the Appalachian Mountain System from Newfoundland (Place)
Description: Regions in Canada


Name: Costumbrismo Andaluz (Art Genre)
Description: A specific romantic genre depicting traditional and folkloric subjects of Andalusia


Name: Verdigris (Pigment)
Description: A blue-green pigment made by placing copper, brass or bronze in a vat of fermenting wine.


Name: Greeks of Classical Antiquity (Ancient Civilization)
Description: Civilization that flourished from the Archaic period to the Roman conquest


Name: Green Inclusions (Mineral)
Description: Oxides of manganese or iron embedded in the stone.


Name: Samo's Empire (historical state)
Description: It was likely founded after the demise of Samo's Empire


Name: Three-piece suits for men (Fashion item)
Description: A style of suit with three parts, including a jacket, trousers, and waistcoat


Name: followed a strict hierarchy based on the 'Zhou Li' (text)
Description: According to tradition


Name: Saint Michael the Archangel (Person)
Description: An archangel often considered the leader of the heavenly host


Name: Officials (Occupation)
Description: Individuals holding positions in the Song dynasty government.


Name: Landquart (City)
Description: One of the cities in Grisons


Name: Alexander Van der Bellen (Person)
Description: Austrian politician who served as the President of Austria


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature (Award)
Description: the most prestigious award given to a living artist


Name: Populus (Word)
Description: A term that appears as an Etruscan deity, Fufluns


Name: Review published in 2017 (Document)
Description: A document discussing electrochemical principles for metal recovery, with a focus on titanium


Name: Traditional metal tools (Material)
Description: Tools made of traditional metals, prone to chipping and breakage


Name: First Artificial Satellite (Spacecraft)
Description: A satellite built and launched into Earth orbit, most often for telecommunications, Earth observation, or research.


Name: 4th Best Reformatory State (Ranking)
Description: By the World Bank in 2009


Name: the sea (natural feature)
Description: A natural feature where an important military settlement had been since the time of the Phoenicians.


Name: Strofilas (settlement) (Settlement)
Description: A Final Neolithic settlement on the west coast of Andros


Name: Antiquity (Time Period)
Description: The ancient period in the history of a civilization


Name: 1932 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Greisen Granites (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of granite associated with greisen.


Name: temperate broadleaf and mixed forests (forest type)
Description: Temperate broadleaf and mixed forests that can be found in Japan


Name: Purplish-blue or violet sapphires (Type of sapphire)
Description: A specific type of sapphire with a secondary hue of purple


Name: Provinces of Holland, Zeeland, Groningen, Friesland, Utrecht, Overijssel, and Gelderland (Region)
Description: Seven provinces that formed the Dutch Republic


Name: Colors of the fourth type (Color)
Description: The colors produced by the fourth type are located in the 'cold' sharp edge of the Optimal Color Solid


Name: Gold (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79, gold is a dense, soft, shiny, malleable, and ductile metal


Name: research applications (purpose)
Description: in medicine, biology and materials science


Name: bi disks (object)
Description: Designs based on ancient Chinese jade bi disks


Name: Population (as of December 2020) (Number)
Description: 699


Name: Anniston (City)
Description: The city is located northeast of Birmingham, and was incorporated on February 9, 1854.


Name: Enseignes (ornament with religious or symbolic meaning)
Description: Specific type of cap hooks.


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: A city in the state of Missouri


Name: 1.08% (Quantity)
Description: The unemployment rate of Vals in percentage


Name: prehistoric people (human)
Description: The high peaks were mostly ignored except for a few notable examples, and long left to the exclusive attention of the people of the adjoining valleys.


Name: Vinegar (Liquid)
Description: Because pearls are made primarily of calcium carbonate, they can be dissolved in vinegar.


Name: Olivine (Peridot) (Mineral)
Description: That name is no longer used in the gemological nomenclature.


Name: Detrital zircons (Geological feature)
Description: Minor accessory minerals found in igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks


Name: Unknown (Ability)
Description: The ability for the specified hydrogel nanoparticles to be dyed is not specified who can perform this action.


Name: Akoya Pearls (Jewelry)
Description: Cultured pearls produced by a species of small pearl oyster


Name: 15 January 2007 (Date)
Description: -


Name: European Free Trade Association (EFTA) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization promoting free trade between its member states


Name: Dragon Bones (Mythical Artifact)
Description: Bones attributed to dragons in Chinese mythology


Name: Companies not directly regulated by the SEC (Organization)
Description: Companies that are not under direct regulation of the SEC but will still be affected by the audit requirements.


Name: Lead Glass Filling (Treatment Process)
Description: The process of filling fractures inside the ruby with lead glass


Name: The Russian Far East (Region)
Description: A region in the far eastern part of Russia.


Name: Partitions of Poland (Historical Event)
Description: A series of three partitions that dismantled the Second Polish Republic, carried out by Prussia, Austria, and Russia between 1772, 1793, and 1795


Name: Cloud Cover Thickening (Event)
Description: Thickening or increase in cloud cover.


Name: Calcium ions (Ion)
Description: The ionic form of Calcium


Name: Ancient Greece (Historical period)
Description: The historical period of ancient Greece.


Name: Coral, petrified wood, porous rocks and other organic remains (Geological features)
Description: Types of geological features that can form agate.


Name: Temperature (Physical Property)
Description: The lowest recorded temperature in a specific location


Name: United Methodist Church (Religion)
Description: A denomination of Christianity


Name: Social Constructionism (Theory)
Description: Focuses on social rules


Name: Red Guards (Group)
Description: A group that enforced Party ideology during the Cultural Revolution in China


Name: Movie or Video Game (Media)
Description: The purpose of art in providing enjoyment, while also promoting or selling a product.


Name: Small pallasite (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: A specific type of meteorite


Name: 83 million (2021) (Population)
Description: Estimated population as of 2021


Name: Red Ink (Colorant)
Description: The color used for official documents by samurai


Name: overeducated university graduates (educational level)
Description: Producing an excess supply of overeducated university graduates


Name: Cretan Revolt (1866–1869) (Event)
Description: Nationalist uprising in Crete


Name: rock-forming silicates (geological_classification)
Description: An important group of rock-forming minerals that constitute a major part of the Earth's crust, upper mantle and transition zone.


Name: Information Hiding (Design principle)
Description: Principle in software engineering that makes it easier to verify software reliability.


Name: (B) any work made for hire (Subitem)
Description: A work produced by an employee within the scope of his or her employment.


Name: Boston (city)
Description: The capital and largest city of Massachusetts


Name: The Russian Empire (country)
Description: The country that existed from 1721 to 1917


Name: Abbasids (dynasty)
Description: The Muslim rulers who succeeded the Umayyads and moved the caliphate to Baghdad.


Name: Historians (Profession)
Description: Scholars who study and interpret the past


Name: John Bardeen and Walter Brattain (People)
Description: Scientists who built the first working transistor in 1947


Name: Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: -


Name: pronounced schistosity (geological characteristic)
Description: Has pronounced schistosity, which means that the rock is easily split into thin flakes or plates.


Name: Kita River (River)
Description: A river in Japan


Name: Mali (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in West Africa.


Name: Plutonium-239 (Isotope)
Description: Fissile material used in the first atomic bomb detonated


Name: Primary education (educational level)
Description: Individuals who have completed primary school or equivalent


Name: 1:50,000 (Ordnance Survey) maps (UK) (Map)
Description: Classic example of general cartography produced by the government of UK


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A precious gemstone that is a variety of the mineral corundum


Name: Method of quarrying nephrite jade (Technique)
Description: Quarrying technique used for nephrite jade extraction


Name: Crystal Opal (Gemstone)
Description: Precious opal with crystal appearance


Name: Time (Concept)
Description: A dimension in which events occur in matter.


Name: New York Public Library (NYPL) (Library)
Description: A system of 88 branch libraries and three Research Libraries in the U.S. state of New York, one of which operates the Inwood branch.


Name: Police Forces (Law Enforcement)
Description: Law enforcement bodies specific to each canton


Name: optically-detected magnetic resonance imaging (ODMRI) (Medical Imaging Technique)
Description: A technique for generating images of the distribution of spins in a material


Name: Hexagonal Bravais lattice (lattice type)
Description: A type of crystal lattice that has a hexagonal unit cell.


Name: Place where society has acquired age and stability (Social Condition)
Description: A region where society is mature, stable, and capable of forming principles.


Name: Governor (Position)
Description: the position held by Joseph Folk


Name: Pflaster or pavement structure (Geological Structure)
Description: The small grains fit closely together like the fragments of a mosaic in hornfels.


Name: Juan Carlos (Person)
Description: The former king of Spain


Name: Eurozone (Zone)
Description: The Eurozone is the monetary union of 19 European countries which have adopted the euro as their official currency.


Name: Port Campbell (Location)
Description: A location in western Victoria where well-preserved australite shapes are found.


Name: Olivine and pyroxene in ultramafic rock (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Original rocks that transform into serpentinite


Name: Vedas (scriptures)
Description: The ancient Hindu scriptures that Hindu modernists like Vivekananda see as the laws of the spiritual world


Name: Neolithic Anatolian farmers (People)
Description: Farmers living in Anatolia during the Neolithic age


Name: Sinus Amoris, Sinus Asperitatis, Sinus Concordiae, and Sinus Honoris (Lunar features)
Description: Bay-shaped features along the periphery of Mare Tranquillitatis


Name: French and Spanish protectorate (political_status)
Description: A country under the protection of another government


Name: Inclusions (Internal defects in diamonds)
Description: Presence of inclusions either on the surface or inside the diamond


Name: Most important manganese ore (Geological Resource)
Description: The primary or chief source of a particular mineral or raw material


Name: Algerian women (Women in Algeria)
Description: The diadem is the favorite jewel of Algerian women.


Name: robes with large sleeves (Clothing)
Description: Robe style characterized by large sleeves that became popular among men


Name: image of the grim reaper (Visual allegory)
Description: A symbolic representation of death


Name: Battle of Marathon (Historical Event)
Description: Ancient battle between Persia and Athens in 490 BC


Name: Gaiety, celebration (Emotions/feelings)
Description: Used for amusement


Name: multiparty parliamentary democracy (Government System)
Description: The political system of Spain post-transition


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: Continent from which a significant portion of immigrants to Italy originate


Name: Allanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral of the cerium group.


Name: Mezzotint print (Ludwig von Siegen's earliest) (Artwork)
Description: The earliest mezzotint print, a portrait of Countess Amalie Elisabeth of Hanau-Münzenberg


Name: Fluorine (Element)
Description: A highly reactive nonmetal


Name: Fluoro-crown glass, including triplets (Optical components)
Description: A type of optical glass with improved properties


Name: Maw sit sit (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone found exclusively in northern Burma


Name: the adoption of the Swiss Federal Constitution in 1848 (Event)
Description: The moment when Switzerland adopted its current constitution


Name: mammal (Class of animals with mammalian characteristics)
Description: A level in the 'biology taxonomy' hierarchy.


Name: Magnesium (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Mg and atomic number 12.


Name: Roman Britain (Historical Region)
Description: The period when Roman rule was established in Britain


Name: Eastern deities and cults (Religion)
Description: Religious practices from the East adopted by the Greeks


Name: 1895 (Year)
Description: The year Dr. Taylor died


Name: rhythm and harmony (musical elements)
Description: Elements used in music to organize sound in time, create a rhythmic structure, and evoke emotions


Name: Water treatment (Process)
Description: The process of treating water


Name: 4.5% (Percentage)
Description: GDP growth experienced in 2017


Name: jewelry (Object)
Description: Phenakite is used for jewelry due to its aesthetic qualities


Name: main Rhône valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geographical feature in Valais


Name: White light emitted by fluorescent lamps and daylight (Light Spectrum)
Description: Examples of metameric colors are white light from fluorescent lamps and daylight


Name: Colorless sapphires (gemstone)
Description: Uncommon in nature, colorless sapphires were once used as diamond substitutes in jewelry


Name: Django Reinhardt (Jazz Musician)
Description: A jazz musician who achieved global fame


Name: Crystal (Solid material)
Description: Any solid having an essentially discrete diffraction diagram


Name: External mold (Geological Feature)
Description: A term used to describe the organism-shaped hole in the rock resulting from fossilization.


Name: East River (River)
Description: A tidal strait that flows from Long Island Sound and separates the Bronx and Manhattan from Long Island


Name: Carl Wilhelm Scheele (Person)
Description: Swedish pharmacist


Name: Hornblendite (Igneous Rock)
Description: Holocrystalline plutonic igneous rock composed primarily of hornblende amphibole.


Name: Waterproofing treatments, molding compounds, mold-release agents, mechanical seals, high temperature greases and waxes, caulking compounds (Materials/Products)
Description: Various applications for silicones


Name: Keiretsu Enterprises (business organization)
Description: Influential businesses in the Japanese economy


Name: Greek citizens (Nationality)
Description: 92% of the total population


Name: Abundant irregular, anastomosing, and dike-like bodies (Geological Structure)
Description: Describes the physical appearance of pseudotachylytes in impact craters


Name: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (Medical imaging technique)
Description: A non-invasive imaging technique


Name: 5th Century BC (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the 5th century BC


Name: Mountains, Plains, and Coastlines (Terrain)
Description: Three types of terrain found in Spain.


Name: Parkinson's disease (Disease)
Description: The association between age-related accumulation of iron in the brain and the development of Parkinson's disease.


Name: Ming dynasty clothing (clothing)
Description: Most of the style of costumes depicted in Cantonese opera are derived from the clothing of the Ming dynasty.


Name: Seismic Structure of the Oceanic Crust (Geological Structure)
Description: The seismic structure of the oceanic crust as determined by seismic studies.


Name: luminous paints (Material)
Description: Paints that emit light


Name: profound change in Minoan society (Social change)
Description: Profound changes that occurred during the Late Minoan period


Name: Abundant Staurolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of gibbsite, alumina, and iron(III) oxide


Name: Adornment of the body (function)
Description: Decorative purpose


Name: 22% of world's silver (Quantity)
Description: It is also estimated that 22% of the world's presently-accounted-for silver is contained in electronic technology.


Name: Israel and the United States (Country)
Description: Countries where most of the Afghan Jews emigrated to.


Name: Kingdom of England (Historical Entity)
Description: The historical entity that existed before the formation of the United Kingdom.


Name: Old black and white print (Art Technique)
Description: A type of monochrome print made without color.


Name: Vicariate of Onsernone Valley (Religious Organization)
Description: A historical religious organization


Name: Old Uyghur: tängri (Ancient Language Term)
Description: One of the terms used for Tengri in Old Uyghur language.


Name: Colombia's emerald zone (geographical_region)
Description: The region known for Colombian emerald mining.


Name: southern Italy (GeographicalArea)
Description: the region where Garibaldi led the unification efforts


Name: fragmented Piast-ruled Poland (Poland)
Description: Piast-ruled Poland in 1311


Name: fluorite structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: A specific arrangement of atoms in a crystal.


Name: Sign Languages (Linguistic Class)
Description: A class of languages primarily used through visual-manual means to convey meaning


Name: Iron ore substitute (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnO as an iron ore substitute


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


Name: Bright Angel Point, Mather Point, and Hopi Point (Viewpoint)
Description: Scenic viewpoints such as Bright Angel Point, Mather Point, and Hopi Point for observing the Colorado River and its tributaries


Name: Orihuela (City)
Description: City in Spain


Name: True (Boolean Value)
Description: Indicates that the statement is factually correct.


Name: Solitary colonies on isolated outcroppings (Geographical features)
Description: Rocky or coral formations that are separate from the main reef structure.


Name: Neptune (Roman God) (Mythological Figure)
Description: The festival was originally a feast dedicated to this Roman god


Name: Pyrite (Thermodynamic_standard_conditions)
Description: Under thermodynamic standard conditions the lattice constant a


Name: Prime Minister (Position)
Description: The head of government in Norway who nominates the cabinet.


Name: 2001 (Year)
Description: The first year of the 21st century


Name: Mohammed Ben Brahim (person)
Description: A Moroccan writer who lived and wrote during the Protectorate (1912–56)


Name: Imperial tombs (tomb)
Description: Have spectacular avenues of approach lined with real and mythological animals


Name: 146 higher education institutions (Quantity)
Description: -


Name: Rhyolite (Rock)
Description: An extrusive igneous rock that is rich in silica and has a glassy texture


Name: Fusing (Jewelry Technique)
Description: The jewelry technique that utilizes metal sheets for heat distribution


Name: Land productivity (Environmental Issue)
Description: The ability of land to produce resources


Name: HC Lugano (Ice_Hockey_Team)
Description: A notable ice hockey team from Lugano


Name: Short-Wavelength Cones (S cones) (Biological Structure)
Description: One type of cone in the human retina that is most responsive to light perceived as blue or blue-violet.


Name: Fox (Animals)
Description: An animal species that includes the red fox, Afghan fox, corsac fox, and Bengal fox, among others.


Name: Eric VI of Denmark (Person)
Description: King of Denmark from 1286 to 1319


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A metallic element that is essential to iron and steel production


Name: Old Master Prints (Artwork)
Description: Prints produced before about 1830


Name: solar-pumped lasers (Laser type)
Description: The application of Nd:Cr:YAG or Nd/Cr:YAG in solar power satellite systems


Name: (Jeremiah 17:1) (Biblical Text)
Description: A chapter of the Book of Jeremiah.


Name: Mount Olympus (mythology) (Mythological location)
Description: The mythical home of the Greek gods, located in Greece


Name: Sunflower oil (Product)
Description: Oil extracted from the seeds of the sunflower plant


Name: Planetary Geologists (Profession)
Description: Scientists specializing in the geology of planets


Name: Crowned Republic (Government)
Description: Temporal government form from 1864 to 1875


Name: Yule Marble Quarry (Quarry)
Description: The Yule Marble Quarry in Missouri


Name: Multiscale computational modeling (Nanoparticle Modeling Technique)
Description: A technique used for modeling the early stages of nucleation and rates associated with nucleation as of 2019


Name: Byzantine art (Art movement)
Description: Artistic style that flourished in the Byzantine Empire during the Middle Ages.


Name: Trojan Epic Cycle (Legendary Saga)
Description: A collection of epic poems about the Trojan War


Name: 2023 World Press Freedom Index (Document)
Description: A list ranking 180 countries based on the degree of freedom enjoyed by their press


Name: John F. Kennedy (Person)
Description: The 35th President of the United States, serving from 1961 until his assassination in 1963


Name: Europe and the United States (Geographical Region)
Description: A collective term referring to Europe as well as the United States of America.


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: An island country in East Asia


Name: Capelinhos Volcano (Volcano)
Description: The westernmost point of Faial Island and is considered the westernmost point of Europe other than the Monchique Islet.


Name: Bling-bling style jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Represents a style of jewelry popularized by hip-hop and rap artists


Name: plain-carbon steels (steel class)
Description: Steels with low carbon content.


Name: Treasury of San Marco, Venice (Art Collection)
Description: A collection of artworks housed in the Basilica di San Marco


Name: French ethnologists (Group)
Description: Published academic papers and books during the second part of the 20th century


Name: Food and Drink (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as restaurants, cafes, bars, and food production


Name: Chlorine (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Cl and atomic number 17, a member of the halogen group


Name: Company (Company)
Description: A company would be deemed to contract an item to be manufactured if it:


Name: Taihō Code (historical document)
Description: The legal code that consolidated existing statutes and established the structure of the central and subordinate local governments.


Name: art and writing of Ukraine (cultural elements)
Description: The impact of the Communist era on Ukrainian art and literature


Name: Green vegetation (Vegetation)
Description: Plants growing on land or in water


Name: Electrolysis of copper (Process)
Description: A chemical or electrochemical process that uses a direct electric current to drive various redox reactions, most commonly used to produce a nonsolid product at an electrode


Name: Algerian War (War)
Description: Armed conflict between France and the FLN


Name: Poster paint (Painting medium)
Description: A type of paint commonly called tempera, though it is not egg tempera.


Name: Referendum in Austria (1978) (Political Event)
Description: The referendum held in Austria in 1978


Name: Famous Ivorian artists (Artist)
Description: Magic Système, Alpha Blondy, Meiway, Dobet Gnahoré, Tiken Jah Fakoly, DJ Arafat, AfroB, Serge Beynaud and Christina Goh


Name: Before the construction of a tunnel by the Etruscans (Historical event)
Description: The state of Lake Vico before the construction of a tunnel.


Name: Republic of China (ROC) (Country)
Description: A state in East Asia founded on mainland China on 1 January 1912


Name: nuclear fuel rods (Nuclear Component)
Description: Fuel rods where beryllium has been proposed due to its good combination of mechanical, chemical, and nuclear properties.


Name: Uranates(VI) (Crystal Structure)
Description: Represents the crystal structure of uranates with oxidation state VI


Name: Public service (Field of study)
Description: The study of the civil service


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element that is essential for the process of smelting iron to produce steel


Name: Taşöz (Geographical name)
Description: The Ottoman Turkish name for Thasos


Name: Luxury (Economic term)
Description: An item or experience of greater than normal monetary value


Name: Prattville (City)
Description: The city is located northwest of Montgomery, and was incorporated on February 12, 1839.


Name: Golfo (Film)
Description: A traditional love story considered the first Greek feature film


Name: Ukrainian government (Governmental Body)
Description: The government of Ukraine.


Name: Regia Marina (Military force)
Description: The Italian Navy was formed in 1946 from what remained of the Regia Marina, which was the Royal Navy of Italy


Name: Important Architects (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who design and supervise the construction of buildings and other structures


Name: Djerba (Island)
Description: Location where El Ghriba Synagogue is situated


Name: Insurance (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as insurance


Name: Ouro Preto (Rich_City)
Description: Officially, 800 tons of gold were sent to Portugal in the eighteenth century


Name: Trentino-South Tyrol (Region)
Description: An Italian region


Name: [83,871 km2 or 32,383 sq mi] (Area)
Description: The total area of Austria.


Name: Islamic Geometric Designs (art form)
Description: Decorative patterns used in Islamic architecture and art


Name: Dwindtite (mineral)
Description: A uranyl vanadate mineral.


Name: Southeastern Europe (-)
Description: -


Name: Poverty rate (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of the population living below the poverty line


Name: in the number of published scientific papers (Concept)
Description: The distribution of scholarly research results in the form of articles, typically peer-reviewed


Name: Fluorite mines in Bavaria, Germany (Geographical location)
Description: A location in Germany where fluorine gas was first found.


Name: 1890 (Year)
Description: A year in the past


Name: United States dollar (Currency)
Description: The official currency of the United States


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The second smallest continent in the world


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American country consisting of 50 states.


Name: Forest Land (Natural Environment)
Description: An area dominated by trees and undergrowth that is usually of significant size compared to human-built environments


Name: Carbonate minerals (mineral group)
Description: Minerals in which the main anionic group is carbonate


Name: the late 1990s – early 2000s (Time Period)
Description: In the late 1990s and early 2000s


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country located on the continent of Oceania.


Name: data-modeling vocabulary RDFS (data modeling vocabulary)
Description: A set of predefined properties and classes used to describe resources in the RDF Data Model.


Name: Wide range of invertebrates (Animal)
Description: A variety of animals without backbones


Name: Garnet (Gemstone)
Description: The world's most valuable ruby to be sold at auction is the Sunrise Ruby, which sold for US$34.8 million.[4]


Name: Archduke Franz Ferdinand (Person)
Description: The heir apparent to the Austro-Hungarian throne


Name: National Academy of Fine Arts (Arts organization)
Description: The rechartered guild of the National Society of the Stimulus of the Arts


Name: Geology as applied to Selenology (Literature)
Description: book on the application of geology to the study of the moon


Name: Some NHS Courses (Educational Course)
Description: Specific courses offered by the National Health Service


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: José Maurício Nunes Garcia is a Brazilian composer.


Name: Euboean Alphabet (Alphabet)
Description: An alphabet used in ancient Greece.


Name: Debt securities such as banknotes and bonds (Securities)
Description: Financial instruments that represent a debt obligation between the issuer and the holder.


Name: Matterhorn (Natural Feature)
Description: First ascent in 1865 marking the end of the golden age of alpinism


Name: After the Rwandan Genocide (Historical Event)
Description: The genocide that took place in Rwanda in 1994.


Name: Natural History by Pliny the Elder (Book)
Description: A historical and encyclopedic work written by the Roman author Gaius Plinius Secundus (Pliny the Elder)


Name: 700 times (Number)
Description: Frequency of changes to the constitution.


Name: eastern Congo (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in the Democratic Republic of Congo.


Name: Open-texture of legal terms (Legal theory)
Description: A formal account of the varying notions of the 'core' and 'penumbra' of legal concepts


Name: Andros (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea


Name: higher pressure (Physical quantity)
Description: Pressure conditions at which the high-density phases are stable


Name: Population Reference Intake (PRI) (Health Guideline)
Description: A term used by the European Food Safety Authority instead of RDA


Name: Variable Wormian Bones (Bone)
Description: Additional bones that may be present between the sutures of the skull.


Name: Fake Gem (-)
Description: Gem with desirable piece attached to inexpensive imitation gemstones


Name: Brazilian men's national team (Organization)
Description: The Brazilian football team for male players


Name: Society's response to criminal behavior (Jurisdiction)
Description: The societal reaction to criminal activity.


Name: Sapphire optical windows (Material)
Description: A type of window made from sapphire, used in various applications


Name: Channel Tunnel (Infrastructure)
Description: The longest underwater tunnel in the world


Name: Cut Steel Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery made from cut steel


Name: Cattierite (CoS2) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral similar in structure to Pyrite


Name: Fuses and then solidifies as it cools (Action)
Description: The action that occurs to clinker when its melting point is below the flame temperature


Name: a rich and varied history, with a long and storied past that includes everything from the Roman Empire to the French Revolution (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a rich and varied history, with a long and storied past that includes everything from the Roman Empire to the French Revolution


Name: Saijō (city) (City)
Description: A city in Uwajima, Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: 'opal-A' (Silica mineral category)
Description: Sometimes just referred to as 'opal-A'


Name: Musée du quai Branly in Paris (museum)
Description: Museum that showed an exhibition on the history of traditional ceramics in Algeria


Name: Several periods of regional metamorphism to at least upper amphibolite facies (Geological Process)
Description: Thasos's geology has undergone multiple rounds of regional metamorphism, reaching at least the upper amphibolite facies


Name: Culinary Products of Mani Peninsula (Cultural Entity)
Description: The traditional foods and dishes of the Mani Peninsula


Name: Synthetic Spinel (Mineral)
Description: Type of synthetic spinel


Name: Oil painting drying time (Time duration)
Description: Oils allow for more time to blend colors and apply even glazes over under-paintings.


Name: various cosmological, mythological or symbolic elements (cosmological and mythological concepts)
Description: Concepts that are alluded in Chinese architecture.


Name: Sulfuric acid (Chemical compound)
Description: A strong sulfur-containing acid with the formula H2SO4


Name: Gender Gap in Education (Quality of Education)
Description: Indicates the difference in educational attainment between women and men


Name: OZ Minerals (Company)
Description: To create Nyrstar, the world's largest zinc producer


Name: Ostrogoths (Tribe)
Description: A Germanic tribe that invaded Italy and ruled parts of it


Name: Yes (Boolean Value)
Description: Indicates that many artists work part-time as artists and hold a second job


Name: West Africa (Location)
Description: A region in Western Africa


Name: Quadripartite Talks on the Conflict in Moldova (Diplomatic Event)
Description: The diplomatic event in which Ukraine participated


Name: Quarrying of sandstone (Activity)
Description: Historical quarrying activity


Name: Permanent cease of violence (Event)
Description: The group's declaration to stop the use of violence


Name: yttrium iron garnet (Inorganic compound)
Description: A type of garnet containing yttrium and iron


Name: Dutch (Language)
Description: The language primarily spoken in the Netherlands.


Name: Adolf Hitler (Person)
Description: German politician and leader of the Nazi Party who served as Chancellor of Germany from 1934 to 1945


Name: Earthquakes and Volcanic Activity (Geographical Phenomenon)
Description: Natural events that occur due to the movement of tectonic plates


Name: Warriors (late 3rd century BC) (Occupation)
Description: Became an attribute of warriors from the late 3rd century BC


Name: as (definition)
Description: An Arab, Berber, Muslim nation


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


Name: Batteries (Device)
Description: A device that converts chemical energy into electrical energy, which can be stored or used directly.


Name: Byzantine and Ottoman eras (Historical Periods)
Description: Eras during which the name Macedonia was largely forgotten


Name: Coastline (NaturalFeature)
Description: The coastline of Norway


Name: Climate of Grisons (Climate)
Description: Varied climate with temperature ranges from -37.9°C to 41.5°C


Name: Tools (Manufactured Product)
Description: Tools made using formulas involving uranium during certain periods


Name: Museum of Modern Art, New York (museum)
Description: Modern and contemporary art museum located in New York City.


Name: British Empiricism (Philosophy)
Description: Branch of the philosophy of knowledge that states that only knowledge verified by experience is valid


Name: Neodymium minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals containing neodymium as an element


Name: French Revolution (Historical event)
Description: Event in French history that brought great changes to the country.


Name: Company (Organization)
Description: The organization operating the Yule Marble Quarry


Name: 20 June 2010 (Date)
Description: The date of Juan Manuel Santos' first presidential election victory


Name: Colorless diamonds (subcategory of diamonds)
Description: Diamonds that appear colorless


Name: Panchanga (or Panjika) (Calendar Name)
Description: A common name for the Hindu Calendar.


Name: Gemstone (Mineral)
Description: A solid piece of a mineral, crystal or rock which is usually cut and polished for use in jewelry


Name: Simplon Department (Historical Entity)
Description: Former department of France


Name: Magnesium (Element)
Description: A light metal essential to many biological and industrial processes


Name: #1 Quarry (Marble Quarry)
Description: The third quarry opened after #3 in 1912 at Yule Marble


Name: Beryl (Specific Mineral)
Description: A cyclosilicate mineral, whose varieties include the gemstones emerald and aquamarine.


Name: trigonal crystal system (crystal_system)
Description: A system of crystallization


Name: 40 inches (100 cm) (Dimension)
Description: Maximum size of Venetian mirrors


Name: Etruscan civilization (Historical civilization)
Description: A pre-Roman Iron Age civilization of central Italy


Name: 2007–2008 financial crisis (Financial Crisis)
Description: A global financial crisis that occurred from mid-2007 to 2009.


Name: strengthened presidency (political structure)
Description: A strengthening of the executive branch of the Fifth Republic.


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A red, ductile metal useful as an electrical conductor


Name: Image observed (Visual property)
Description: The image that is reflected in the mirror, depending on the angle between the eye and normal


Name: 2001 by the American Contact Dermatitis Society (organization)
Description: An organization that focuses on research and awareness of contact dermatitis.


Name: Jacques-Denis Antoine (Person)
Description: architect who designed Hôtel de la Monnaie


Name: 24 lutetium atoms (Atom)
Description: The lutetium atom in the periodic table


Name: White Cirrus Clouds (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: A high-level cloud formed of ice crystals that form a veil, often associated with the passage of a tropical cyclone.


Name: People's Party (ÖVP) (Political Party)
Description: One of the two major political parties in Austria


Name: March record high temperature (Temperature)
Description: -


Name: Red Fox (Animal species)
Description: A species of fox that competes with Blanford's Foxes for food and den sites when their ranges overlap


Name: Roman de Renart (Work of literature)
Description: Story written by Perrout de Saint Cloude in 1175


Name: North Africa (continent)
Description: The region in Africa located between the Sahara and the Mediterranean


Name: Alexander the Great (Person)
Description: King of Macedon (356–323 BC)


Name: Technology Hardware (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of technology hardware, such as computers, smartphones, and other electronic devices


Name: South (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in the Kingdom of the Netherlands


Name: the left (Political alignment)
Description: A political group that won the election in 1936


Name: Bhagavad Gita (sacred text)
Description: An 8th-century Hindu scripture that is also a part of the Mahabharata


Name: Minaret of Jam (Monument)
Description: A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Afghanistan.


Name: Thomas Gunn (Person)
Description: A Norwich taxidermist who collaborated with Fergus Menteith Ogilvie in collecting the birds.


Name: muhammara (Dish)
Description: A roasted red pepper, walnut, and garlic spread popular in Syria and Turkey.


Name: Hook fixing methods (Roofing technique)
Description: A method used to fix (fasten) the slate roof tiles in some mainland European regions


Name: Charles VII of France (Person)
Description: King whose cameo head might be in the Hermitage


Name: Design concepts (Idea)
Description: concepts are rendered followed by detailed technical drawings


Name: 9th to 10th century (Time Period)
Description: Earliest known period of skan' development


Name: Moriscos (Ethnicity)
Description: European Muslims expelled from Spain and Portugal in the 17th century


Name: Modern goldsmiths (Profession)
Description: People who work as goldsmiths in modern times.


Name: Luminance Channel (Neurophysiological Process)
Description: A channel constructed from the luminance cones' responses


Name: lapis lazuli paint (Art Material)
Description: Johannes Vermeer used lapis lazuli paint in the Girl with a Pearl Earring painting.


Name: No new process to date that can replace the Kroll process commercially (Process)
Description: The conclusion of Zhang et al's perspective


Name: direct market instruments (Financial Instrument)
Description: Tradeable securities that represent an underlying asset or a claim against a company or government.


Name: Synthetic diamond (Material)
Description: A man-made diamond produced through various methods including HPHT and CVD.


Name: Newton's color circle (concept in physics)
Description: A concept related to Isaac Newton's work on optics and color theory


Name: Museum_of_the_Templo_Mayor (museum)
Description: A museum displaying the rich dedicatory offerings from the Templo Mayor


Name: Emirate of Granada (region)
Description: The mountainous eastern part of Andalusia during the late Middle Ages


Name: 60–70 Rockwell hardness C range (Physical Property Range)
Description: A range of hardness values on the Rockwell C scale


Name: Antarctic Search for Meteorites (ANSMET) program (Program)
Description: The United States' program to search for Antarctic meteorites


Name: The Construction of Solomon's Temple (Biblical Events)
Description: A temple built by King Solomon in ancient Israel


Name: Mining Contracts worth $6.5 billion (Contract)
Description: Based on gold, iron, lead, and zinc in the provinces of Herat, Ghor, Logar, and Takhar


Name: growing private-sector involvement in American spaceflight (Involvement)
Description: The participation of private companies in U.S. space missions


Name: Romantic movement in literature and art (artistic movement)
Description: the literary and artistic trend of the 18th and 19th centuries


Name: 2018 (Year)
Description: Started evaluating the quality of Taiwanese restaurants in 2018


Name: Federal Council (Executive Body)
Description: The collective head of state and government of Switzerland


Name: Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) (Diamond growth method)
Description: A method for growing diamond from a hydrocarbon gas mixture


Name: Tibet Area (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: A province-level area


Name: FST between the sampled Bronze Age populations and present-day West Eurasians (Measurement)
Description: The measurement of the genetic distance that does not support this statement.


Name: Buon fresco (Technique of Fresco)
Description: Fresco paintings done on a thin layer of wet, fresh lime mortar or plaster.


Name: Samanids (Dynasty)
Description: An important dynasty of the Middle Ages, ruling Transoxiana and parts of modern Afghanistan


Name: Koran verses (Religious Text)
Description: The central religious text of Islam


Name: Maurienne valley (GeographicalLocation)
Description: A valley in Savoy, France


Name: Heritage Sites (World Heritage Site)
Description: Additional UNESCO World Heritage Sites located in Spain.


Name: loops or rings (shape)
Description: Shapes that are common in the terminals of British Iron Age torcs.


Name: anthocyanins and ellagitannins (Pigmentation Description)
Description: -


Name: Intaglio etchings (Printmaking technique)
Description: A printmaking technique that involves the application of acid to make marks in a metal plate.


Name: Electronics (Industry)
Description: A field of technology dealing with the design, manufacture, and application of devices that utilize controlled electrical currents or electromagnetic fields.


Name: Aztecs (Ethnic group)
Description: A Mesoamerican civilization


Name: Lazulites (Mineral)
Description: A mineral similar to grandidierites


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


Name: - (Mathematical Property)
Description: The graph remains connected even when four vertices are removed.


Name: Entasis of the columns (Architectural feature)
Description: -


Name: Present-day Mexicans (Ethnic group)
Description: Pre-conquest Mexicans according to 19th-century Mexican scholars.


Name: Religious Distribution in Canton Ticino (2012) (Religion)
Description: The distribution of religions among the population aged 15 years and older in the canton


Name: Muscular Function of Sea Urchin Muscular System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the muscular system plays in allowing a sea urchin to move and respond to its environment.


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A federal republic consisting of nine federal states.


Name: Antique jewelry (Jewelry type)
Description: Jewelry dating back to old times, particularly before the advent of brilliant-type cuts


Name: urban San Francisco and adjacent cities (City)
Description: Cities including urban San Francisco and its adjacent cities


Name: Guardia di Finanza (Military Force)
Description: An Italian financial police with military status


Name: Marginalized Groups (Socio-economic Group)
Description: Groups who are often disadvantaged or excluded from the mainstream society


Name: 16th-century (Time Period)
Description: The period between 1501 and 1600


Name: Diamond powder (material)
Description: Ground diamond particles used for various purposes


Name: United States Taiwan Defense Command (MilitaryCommand)
Description: A military command established by the United States in Taiwan


Name: Star sapphire cluster named 'Serendipity Sapphire' (gemstone)
Description: The world's largest cluster of star sapphires, weighing 510 kg (1,120 lb)


Name: Ming dynasty clothing (clothing style)
Description: Han Chinese men were allowed to continue wearing Ming dynasty clothing during this period.


Name: Terrain of Thasos (Geographical Feature)
Description: The physical landscape of Thasos


Name: Dominican American, Puerto Rican American, and South American populations (PopulationGroup)
Description: The combined populations of Dominican Americans, Puerto Rican Americans, and South Americans in New York City


Name: Previous Minoan installations (installation)
Description: Installations of the Minoan civilization


Name: Synthetic Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Artificially produced diamonds for industrial use


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


Name: Tamatsu, Omachi, Kansai villages and Iioka, Kanbe, Tachibana villages (Historical village)
Description: Historical villages in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Disputes related to International Civil Service (Legal Issue)
Description: Disputes arising from the employment of international civil servants.


Name: Egyptian blue (Pigment)
Description: The first artificial pigment produced in Ancient Egypt


Name: British-Indian forces (Military Force)
Description: Forces under the command of British East India Company during the 1842 retreat from Kabul


Name: High Specific Heat (Physical Property)
Description: Has a specific heat of 1925 J·kg−1·K−1.


Name: Tolo Harbour, Hong Kong (Harbor)
Description: Location where Chinese hunted extensively for seawater pearls in the Han dynasty


Name: Habsburg monarchy (Political Division)
Description: A multi-ethnic state that was one of the great powers in Europe from the 17th to the early 20th century


Name: Jens Stoltenberg (Person)
Description: NATO Secretary General


Name: Thousands of individual residences, massive earthwork mounds (Buildings/Structures)
Description: Thousands of homes and massive earthen structures constructed by the Mississippian culture.


Name: travel between northern and southern Afghanistan (Activity)
Description: Allows travel between northern and southern Afghanistan through the Hindu Kush mountain range


Name: GBP 4.6 million (Monetary value)
Description: A specific monetary amount in British Pounds


Name: Sillimanite (Metamorphic mineral)
Description: A metamorphic mineral with the identical composition, Al2SiO5


Name: High-Magnesium Calcite and Aragonite (Geological Mineral)
Description: Two types of minerals


Name: Mercury (Planet)
Description: A planet in our Solar System where Sodium is detected in the exosphere


Name: Robert Graves Museum (Building)
Description: a museum dedicated to Robert Graves


Name: Proposed rezoning plan for Inwood (Plan)
Description: The proposed changes to Inwood's zoning regulations


Name: New South Wales (geographical_area)
Description: First and foremost populated region in Australia


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


Name: natural beauty (Geography)
Description: The attractive or aesthetically pleasing qualities of a region's natural environment


Name: Engraving Machines (Tool)
Description: Tools that require less human finesse and are not directly controlled by hand.


Name: government seals in the imperial eras of China (from the Song dynasty to Qing dynasty) (object)
Description: Government seals used during the imperial eras from the Song to Qing dynasties.


Name: The majority of cargo and container traffic in Taiwan (quantity)
Description: The majority of the cargo and container traffic handled by this port


Name: 0.05 ppb (for corn grains) (Concentration)
Description: Approximate Lithium concentration in corn grains


Name: World Trade Organization (WTO) (Organization)
Description: International organization that deals with the global rules of trade between nations


Name: Hydrogeology (Subdiscipline of Hydrology)
Description: The study of groundwater


Name: Eastern portion of modern Switzerland (Geographical Region)
Description: The eastern regions of modern Switzerland where the Rhaetians resided


Name: Smiley Park (Park)
Description: One of the parks located in Larne


Name: Edward III of England (office)
Description: after the death of Charles IV the Fair


Name: Archilochus (Person)
Description: A poet descendant of the Greek colonists in Thasos


Name: Svalbard (Geographical Feature)
Description: An archipelago in the Arctic Ocean, a part of Norway


Name: Northern Goshawks (Species)
Description: Northern goshawk is a bird of prey belonging to the family Accipitridae


Name: Lebanese, Palestinian, and other Levantines (PeopleGroup)
Description: Groups of people primarily from Lebanon, Palestine, and other Levantine countries


Name: Unit cell parameters (Geometry property)
Description: Properties defining the size and shape of the unit cell


Name: paleo-Hebrew Aleph (letter)
Description: The letter Aleph is cross-shaped in paleo-Hebrew


Name: Geological Studies in the Silver Peak Mining District (Book)
Description: A book about geological studies in the Silver Peak Mining District


Name: Followers (group)
Description: Groups of people who followed the desert enthusiast


Name: - (-)
Description: Indicates that no specific entity is associated with being home to in the Netherlands


Name: Portuguese explorer Duarte Barbosa (Person)
Description: A Portuguese navigator and writer


Name: columns of the Parthenon (ArchitecturalStructure)
Description: During the first siege (1821–22)


Name: Alps (Geographical Area)
Description: Mountain range in Europe


Name: Vishishtâdvaita (Philosophy)
Description: An Advaita Vedanta school of thought, which posits that the individual soul is non-different from God in essence but different in attributes.


Name: Culture Repositioning (Concept)
Description: The reconstruction of the cultural concept of a society.


Name: Black flag with fasces and axe (Symbol)
Description: The emblem of the Italian fascists.


Name: pietra dura (Italian term) (Term)
Description: Different Italian term that causes confusion


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


Name: Lyngurium (Mythical_stone)
Description: The stone whose existence was rejected by Edward Topsell


Name: Speed of the Shanghai maglev train (Measurement)
Description: Speed of the Shanghai maglev train


Name: Mayor Moty Brill (Person)
Description: A mayor who served during the time when the Oron movie theater closed.


Name: Earliest traces of human occupation in Norway (Time Period)
Description: The earliest period when humans occupied Norway along the coast


Name: Construction of Extremely Low Power Circuits (Circuit Property)
Description: The construction of extremely low power circuits.


Name: Germany (country)
Description: Country in central-western Europe


Name: Diode pumped solid state (DPSS) technology (Technology)
Description: A technology used to create yellow light in commercial products


Name: Political Appointee (Person)
Description: An individual appointed for a government position due to political reasons


Name: Imperial court (Political entity)
Description: The seat of government in Japan


Name: Prince Mikhail Alexandrovich Dondukov-Korsakov (Person)
Description: A person rumored to be in a homosexual relationship with Uvarov.


Name: Aghlabid dynasty (Historical Group)
Description: An Arab dynasty that ruled Tunisia, Tripolitania and eastern Algeria from 800 to 909


Name: Sard (mineral)
Description: A variety of chalcedony characterized by a yellowish-red color


Name: Chronic kidney disease (Disease)
Description: A progressive decline in kidney function over time


Name: Voluntary service (Military service)
Description: Voluntary military service that replaced compulsory military service


Name: Grossularite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium-rich member of the garnet group, popular in jewelry and discovered in the 1960s


Name: Mitsubishi's Pearl Culture project (Process)
Description: Culturing of pearls using the South Sea Pearl oyster


Name: Popular culture (Social Phenomenon)
Description: A globally recognized symbol of England


Name: Filigree (Art Technique)
Description: Decorative open work made from thin twisted wire mainly in silver and gold but also in other type of metals.


Name: Duke of York (later King James II of England) (Location)
Description: The city of New Amsterdam, including the territory of New Netherland