Name: Unspecified (Location)
Description: Unknown location after Alexander's death


Name: Mineralogy (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study of minerals and includes the study of mineral formation, crystal structure, hazards associated with minerals, and the physical and chemical properties of minerals


Name: Tetrahedron (Geometric_shape)
Description: A polyhedron with four faces, each of which is a triangle.


Name: Black Eagle (Symbol)
Description: A symbol representing the Holy Roman Empire of Germany


Name: Coke (Substance)
Description: Material used in modern steel production instead of charcoal


Name: 50th Precinct of the NYPD (LawEnforcement)
Description: A precinct of the New York Police Department


Name: Style (visual arts) (Art History Theory)
Description: Theory concerning period styles of historic art and architecture


Name: Northern Italy (or a general Urnfield background) (Location)
Description: Geographical region where Naue II Type Swords were first made


Name: Crater on the Moon (NaturalFeature)
Description: A depression in the lunar surface


Name: 1240 (Year)
Description: Founded in 1240


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A landlocked alpine republic in the southern part of Central Europe


Name: Main valley (geographical location)
Description: A river valley in Germany


Name: Lazaridis et al. (Researcher Group)
Description: A group of researchers who conducted the study.


Name: Curvy clothing styles (fashion)
Description: Clothing styles emphasizing body curves


Name: inner or outer diameter measurements (measurements in metalworking)
Description: The measurement of the internal or external dimensions of a circular workpiece


Name: Ultraviolet light at wavelengths of about 157 nanometers (Light spectrum)
Description: Wavelength of ultraviolet light, approximately 157 nanometers


Name: Some individuals (Individuals)
Description: Those who built fine houses and imported luxury items


Name: Thích Nhất Hạnh (Person)
Description: Influential figure on post-war Western Buddhism


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


Name: Hubert Feger (2001) (Book)
Description: A book that discusses Mendeleev's Table of Elements


Name: Banking industry in Ticino (Industry)
Description: The banking sector in Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Layered structure (chemical structure)
Description: The layered structure adopted by TiS2.


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


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


Name: faʻatete (Musical Instrument)
Description: Smaller drum used in Tahitian music


Name: Paris (1130 - 1140) (Geographical Area)
Description: The specific time and place where blue's significance changed.


Name: Titanium Tetraauride (Compound)
Description: A compound containing gold in its -1 oxidation state and forming gold-bridged dimers


Name: Serpentinite Mud Volcanoes (Geological Feature)
Description: Large volcanoes found in the Marianas subduction zone that erupt serpentinite mud


Name: Modern Greek State (Country)
Description: Greece as an independent nation-state


Name: Lithium (growing demand) (Resource Market Analysis Growing Demand)
Description: Analysis of the global lithium market highlights the growing demand for lithium driven by the electric vehicle and energy storage industries


Name: December 7, 1821 (Date)
Description: The date Pōmare II died


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


Name: Spontaneity (Quality)
Description: The quality that makes monotypes spontaneous in execution.


Name: Radiometric Dating (Scientific Method)
Description: A method of age determination using the decay properties of radioactive isotopes


Name: Province of Moesia (Administrative Division)
Description: A province during the Roman Empire


Name: Talent coin of gold (Currency)
Description: An ancient unit of weight and value


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


Name: heaven (place)
Description: The sky or heavens


Name: Indonesian Air Force (Military aviation branch)
Description: The air force of Indonesia.


Name: Indigenous peoples of Taiwan (People)
Description: The Indigenous peoples of Taiwan are the original inhabitants of Taiwan.


Name: Sodium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 11 and symbol Na


Name: Common Food Items in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The common food items used in Moroccan cuisine, including preserves made from different fruits


Name: Primary and Secondary Spines, Muscular Sheath, Collagen Fibres, Pedicellaria (Body Part)
Description: Structures present on the surface of a sea urchin's body


Name: a land of innovation and technology, with a strong emphasis on research and development that makes it a global leader in many fields (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of innovation and technology, with a strong emphasis on research and development that makes it a global leader in many fields


Name: Decline of Jade Use in Burials (Historical Event)
Description: The decline of using jade as prestige mortuary goods due to the widespread popularisation of death rituals related to Buddhism.


Name: nine forest ecoregions (geographical feature)
Description: Nine forest ecoregions that can be found in Japan


Name: Foods, Beverages, Snack Foods, Cheeses, Breakfast Cereals, Ice Cream, Yoghurt, Jam, Candy, Children's Medicine, Chicken Feed (Foods and Beverages)
Description: Various edible items that are colored orange.


Name: Quartz and Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: Common minerals found in igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.


Name: knapping and flint-knapping (Process)
Description: The process of shaping stone tools by removing small pieces with carefully aimed blows


Name: Agriculture Industry (UK) (Industry)
Description: The agriculture industry of the United Kingdom


Name: House of eques Claudius Mamurra (Historical building)
Description: The house of an engineer for Julius Caesar during his Gallic Wars.


Name: American Life (Life Aspect)
Description: The everyday activities and experiences of the colonists


Name: Carolinean bangle (Jewellery Type)
Description: A specific type of bracelet worn by females, now displayed at the National Museum, New Delhi.


Name: Coral (Mineral)
Description: A type of mineral forming the hard skeletons of corals and some other organisms.


Name: public health (Healthcare Class)
Description: The sector of healthcare services focused on improving the overall physical condition of a population


Name: Carbon dioxide, nanoparticles, colloidal particles (Specific types of microscopic particles)
Description: Examples given in the text


Name: 33 electoral votes (political position)
Description: The number of electoral votes that New England has


Name: Pigment (Material)
Description: Used as a pigment


Name: Monteleone chariot (Etruscan artifact)
Description: Finest example of large Etruscan bronzework


Name: Nymph (Mythological Figure)
Description: Female spirits of nature in Greek mythology


Name: Umberto Eco (Author)
Description: Italian novelist, literary critic, philosopher, semiotician, and university lecturer.


Name: Spanish Catholicism (religion)
Description: Catholic religion specific to Spain


Name: European Communities (later European Union) (International Organization)
Description: The precursor to the European Union


Name: Synthetic Corundum (Gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone that is synthetically produced


Name: Image relating to their work (Image)
Description: An image representing the town's occupation or trade


Name: Inwood, Manhattan (Location)
Description: A neighborhood located in the borough of Manhattan, New York City


Name: Octavio Paz (Person)
Description: Mexican author who critiqued the use of Aztec symbols by the modern Mexican state


Name: 89.25% of Mermeren Kombinat A.D. (Percentage_share)
Description: The percentage of shares owned by Stone Works Holdings after being purchased by Pavlidis Marble Granite


Name: Many films (Motion pictures)
Description: A collection of movies which received international acknowledgement


Name: Command over the state armed forces and presides over the State Security Council (Military and Security Roles)
Description: In North Macedonia


Name: Government of Greece (Organization)
Description: The governing body of Greece


Name: Glassy Carbon (Material)
Description: A class of non-graphitizing carbon widely used in electrochemistry, high-temperature crucibles, and prosthetic devices


Name: 0.73 global hectares of biocapacity per person (Biocapacity)
Description: Their ecological footprint of consumption


Name: Natural Object or Sight (Nature)
Description: Objects and scenes found in nature


Name: Mull & Iona Community Trust (Organization)
Description: A development trust that identifies key goals for the communities of Mull and Iona


Name: Wallonia (Region)
Description: A region in Belgium


Name: Minoans and Mycenaeans (ancient cultures)
Description: Ancient cultures associated with the Minoan civilization and the Mycenaean Greece era


Name: no pronunciation can be declared correct or clearly defined (Statement)
Description: The statement made by Donald M. Lance regarding the 'Missouri' pronunciations


Name: 31,153 km2 (Area)
Description: The surface area of Great Bear Lake in square kilometers.


Name: Iodine (I2) (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound composed of one iodine atom bonded to two iodine atoms.


Name: Luminescence (Phenomenon)
Description: The luminescence exhibited by these compounds


Name: Ukraine's new President (political_position)
Description: the head of state in Ukraine


Name: Barcelona (El Prat) (Airport)
Description: An airport located in Barcelona, Spain


Name: Concepts/ideas/products (Tangible or intangible objects)
Description: New ideas, products or services that are created for the general public


Name: Land Border Checkpoints (Geographical Location)
Description: Checkpoints on land borders


Name: Society of Rheology (Organization)
Description: An organization that awarded Percy Williams Bridgman the Bingham Medal in 1951


Name: Federation (GovernmentType)
Description: A political system composed of a number of constituent territories that share equal sovereignty and govern themselves as a single entity


Name: Townships (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Part of the provinces


Name: Brussels (City)
Description: The political capital of the European Union


Name: Nacre (mineral)
Description: A mineral secreted by the epithelial cells of the mantle tissue in various molluscs.


Name: West Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: The westernmost part of the African continent.


Name: Belief in existence of Canaeum Promontory and Trachis Coast deities (Belief)
Description: -


Name: Late 1970s (Period of Time)
Description: A period in the late 1970s when it was proposed that silicate perovskite and ferropericlase form together


Name: Angel of Freedom Design (suffrage jewellery) (Design)
Description: Sylvia Pankhurst designed the 'Angel of Freedom' design for suffrage jewellery


Name: Copper(II) Iodide (Compound)
Description: A compound that cannot be prepared, only copper(I) iodide and iodine are obtained instead.


Name: Trackless train (Transportation)
Description: A type of train used for tourism in several areas of Mallorca


Name: Kievan Rus' Church Architecture (Architecture)
Description: Influenced predominantly by Byzantine architecture


Name: Soviet era (historical period)
Description: The time period when Pugacheva was active.


Name: Highways (Transportation type)
Description: Roads with a limited or no access for other vehicles


Name: six-fold coordination (kyanite), five-fold (andalusite) or four-fold (sillimanite) (Coordination mode of Al3+)
Description: The coordination modes of the remaining Al3+ in different Aluminosilicates


Name: Black or African American Alone (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who are Black or African American, without any additional ethnicity


Name: Saltdal Municipality in Nordland (Geographical Location)
Description: A location in the county of Nordland, Norway


Name: a combination of internal decline and external invasions (Cause)
Description: Factors that contributed to the collapse of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Northern Ireland and Scotland (Regions)
Description: Regions within the United Kingdom


Name: Malleability (PhysicalProperty)
Description: The ability to be hammered or rolled out into thin sheets.


Name: Critical radius (Material characteristic)
Description: A crucial size for the initial stages of solid formation


Name: Altarpiece of the Visitation in the church of Santa Úrsula in the same locality (Artwork)
Description: The altarpiece of the Visitation in the church of Santa Úrsula in the same locality


Name: true (truth value)
Description: Blackfeet tribe incorporate ammolite into their medicine bundles for use in ceremonies


Name: Taipei (City)
Description: Taipei, officially known as Taipei City, is the capital city and a special municipality of Taiwan.


Name: Eastchester, New York (Town)
Description: A town in Westchester County, New York


Name: - (-)
Description: A description of Missouri's rapidly growing science, agricultural technology, and biotechnology field


Name: crystalline aluminium oxide in the coating (Compound)
Description: Producing a crystalline form of aluminum oxide in the oxidation layer


Name: Soft stone (Material)
Description: Type of stone widely used in seal cutting.


Name: January low temperature (Temperature)
Description: The average January low temperatures in Mobile and Birmingham are around 40 °F (4 °C) and 32 °F (0 °C) respectively.


Name: European Union (Political union)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: Relief (artistic technique)
Description: A sculptural or bas-relief representation in which figures are carved from a flat background


Name: Morocco's Prime Minister Abbas El Fassi (Person)
Description: Former Prime Minister of Morocco who announced greater support for science


Name: Dolomite rock (dolostone) (geological formation)
Description: A type of rock made up primarily of the mineral dolomite.


Name: US (Country)
Description: A federal republic in North America


Name: Anatolia (Western) (geographical region)
Description: The western part of the Asian continent covering modern Turkey and parts of neighboring countries.


Name: Diamond Drag (Engraving process)
Description: A common engraving process that pushes the diamond cutter through the material and then pulls to create scratches, with the direction and depth controlled by computer input.


Name: John VIII Palaiologos (Person)
Description: Byzantine Emperor from 1421 to 1448


Name: Gallium Arsenide (Material)
Description: A semiconductor used in laser diodes, solar cells, microwave-frequency integrated circuits, and others.


Name: Synthetic Chemical Colourings (Substance)
Description: Artificially produced dyes used in food.


Name: fierce resistance (resistance)
Description: Resistance to French campaigns.


Name: Graver or burin (Engraving Tool)
Description: Used in engraving.


Name: Uranium-236 (Isotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of uranium with atomic mass 236


Name: Glossop (Town)
Description: A town in Derbyshire


Name: Czochralski or Flammarion-Roux method (Growth technique)
Description: The growth technique used in a single zone crystal growth furnace


Name: the largest transgender-rights demonstration in LGBT history (event)
Description: The largest transgender rights demonstration in the history of the LGBT community.


Name: Amphiboles (Class)
Description: A group of minerals characterized by their double-chain silicate structure


Name: eight daily newspapers in Andalusia (newspaper)
Description: Newspapers published by Grupo Joly in Andalusia


Name: Various fields (Fields of application)
Description: Different areas or industries where oxygen is used.


Name: Knut Hamsun (Person)
Description: Norwegian novelist awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1920


Name: Black Hills War (1876) (War)
Description: A conflict over the Black Hills region in 1876


Name: Industries (Agriculture, Manufacturing, Real Estate) (Industry)
Description: Sectors of the economy focused on producing goods or services.


Name: Planes of carbon atoms (Physical Structure)
Description: Flat arrangements of carbon atoms in graphite


Name: neuron researcher (Job Title)
Description: A title or position held by a person


Name: Cultivated Area (Geographical Feature)
Description: Area of land that has been altered by human activity and is suitable for planting crops.


Name: Shipwrecks around the shores (Location)
Description: Locations offering scuba diving


Name: Larne Golf Course (Golf Course)
Description: A golf course on sits atop of the Islandmagee peninsula


Name: Arabs (Ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group predominantly found in the Middle East


Name: a humid continental climate (Climate)
Description: A climate characterized by significant seasonal temperature differences.


Name: Lead-acid battery (Material)
Description: A rechargeable type of battery that uses lead oxide and lead as electrodes, and a sulfuric acid electrolyte.


Name: Two Tubes (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Two tubes that pass through a pair of pores on the plate.


Name: Schools for older girls (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools for girls aged 12 and above in certain provinces of Afghanistan


Name: England (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: global marketplace for its primary crops of coffee and cocoa (Marketplace)
Description: The global marketplace for specific agricultural products


Name: Mike Lawler (Politician)
Description: A member of the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: Color Origin in Pink Diamond (Geological Property)
Description: The origin of the color in pink diamonds.


Name: Northern Christian Kingdoms (Historical Kingdom)
Description: Christian kingdoms located in the north of the Iberian Peninsula.


Name: southwest Minnesota (Region)
Description: A region in southwest Minnesota


Name: Depleted Uranium (238U) (Isotope)
Description: Byproduct of uranium enrichment, used in kinetic energy penetrators and armor plating


Name: Double Hemisphere Projection (Technology)
Description: A map projection used in this period


Name: [archaeological sites, museums, art and literature] (Cultural Asset)
Description: The cultural assets that represent Greece's rich heritage


Name: Tour de France (Sports Event)
Description: A multiple-stage bicycle race primarily held in France


Name: Liberal Professions (Occupation Class)
Description: Professions regulated by national governments or professional bodies.


Name: frequency of lightning over a period of time (Quantitative Value)
Description: To help understand past regional climates


Name: New England colonies (Political Division)
Description: The political divisions that were part of New England in the late 18th century


Name: Peccia marble mining and sculpting (Economic activity)
Description: The main economic activities in Peccia since 1946


Name: Periclase group (subgroup of simple oxides)
Description: minerals with a 1:1 ratio of oxygen to cations


Name: African Basketball Championship (Sporting event)
Description: A continental basketball tournament organized by FIBA Africa.


Name: Zinc (Chemical Element)
Description: A metallic chemical element with symbol Zn and atomic number 30.


Name: Early Middle Ages (TimePeriod)
Description: The Early Middle Ages


Name: From 1964 to 1981, mining was exclusively an enterprise of the Myanmar government (Historical event)
Description: The period when mining was only carried out by the Myanmar government


Name: Fraud Claim (Legal Concept)
Description: A claim made in a civil court to prove that fraud has occurred


Name: Finance sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Le Mans 24 Hours (Racing)
Description: Japanese teams have been successful in this endurance race.


Name: Titaniuim(IV) complexes (chemical compound)
Description: Complexes containing titanium in the +4 oxidation state


Name: Low Thalamic Iron Levels (Health Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by low levels of iron in the thalamus.


Name: England (Country Subdivision)
Description: A country that forms part of the United Kingdom


Name: Crystallization (Method)
Description: A method of imparting a glossy, more durable finish on marble


Name: Education system (Educational structure)
Description: The overall educational framework in Greece


Name: the death of Hari Singh Nalwa (Event)
Description: The event that ended the Afghan-Sikh Wars


Name: Orange Swimsuits (Swimsuits)
Description: Swimsuits of color orange, to make them stand out


Name: Dutch Parliament (Political Body)
Description: The national legislature of the Netherlands


Name: Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) (International Organization)
Description: European intergovernmental military alliance


Name: Ji (屐) (type of shoes)
Description: high, wooden clogs for informal wear during Hanfu period


Name: Ashley Orbach (person)
Description: Person holding the position of Special Adviser for Conflict Diamonds as of October 14, 2015


Name: White Australia Policy (Policy)
Description: A series of policies aimed at maintaining racial homogeneity in Australia by restricting non-white immigration.


Name: Ultra-high-pressure Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Diamonds found in some blocks of the crust.


Name: Ivory Coast's external debt (Financial)
Description: Cause for increase in the country's external debt


Name: People First Party (PFP) (Political party)
Description: A minor political party in Taiwan that is part of the Pan-Blue Coalition.


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


Name: Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Sedimentary layers formed from washed down particles


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


Name: Scramble for Africa (Historical Event)
Description: Rush by European powers to claim African colonies


Name: Limited Democracy (Political Structure)
Description: A form of government where voting is limited to specific groups


Name: China (Location)
Description: Country where 90% of synthetic diamonds were produced in 2014


Name: Applied Seal (Document Sealing Tool)
Description: Tool used to seal a document closed, indicating its authenticity and non-tampering.


Name: Population density (Statistical measurement)
Description: The variation in population density across the cantons of Switzerland


Name: Crystal structure of nabimusaite (Mineral Structure)
Description: -


Name: Granulation technique (technique)
Description: The process of bonding metal items by exploiting the capillary action of solder with a lower melting point.


Name: Development of avant garde and modern classical music (Artistic Movement)
Description: -


Name: Australites (Tektite)
Description: A type of tektite found primarily in Australia and the surrounding region.


Name: Wine and Beer Making (Process)
Description: The production of alcoholic beverages from fermented grains or fruits


Name: Decembrist revolt of 1825 (Event)
Description: Abortive Decembrist revolt that occurred in 1825


Name: Maps (Artifact)
Description: Graphical representation of geographical areas.


Name: Raymond Williams (Person)
Description: A British scholar who had an influence on the development of cultural studies in the UK


Name: Settlements (Populated Places)
Description: Places where craftsmen, farmers and locals resided.


Name: Tertullian (Person)
Description: A Christian apologist and theologian who lived in the Roman Empire during the 2nd century


Name: Greek pupils (Student)
Description: Students attending schools in Greece


Name: Jiajing Emperor (Person)
Description: Last ruler of the Ming dynasty who made significant changes to the Ming dynasty dressing code.


Name: Francisco de Goya (Artist)
Description: Spanish painter and printmaker. Known for The Black Paintings.


Name: ROC (Country)
Description: Taiwan under its official name


Name: slater (Occupation)
Description: A tradesperson who specializes in the installation of slate roofing


Name: Midea (City)
Description: An archaeological site in Greece, about 6 kilometers south of Nafplio, in the Argolid


Name: water treatment devices (Device)
Description: Mechanisms to treat water


Name: Queens (Location)
Description: The easternmost and largest in area of the five boroughs of New York City, coextensive with Queens County.


Name: Small purchases (Commercial transactions)
Description: Cacao beans were used for making small purchases in Aztec marketplaces.


Name: 1400 BC (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Siliceous ooze (Geological formation)
Description: The main constituent of bedded cherts


Name: post-war reconstruction costs (Economic indicator)
Description: An estimate of the costs required for post-war reconstruction in Ukraine.


Name: Manganese (Chemical Element)
Description: A hard, silvery-gray metal used in steelmaking


Name: Independent human rights groups (Organization)
Description: Human rights organizations


Name: 15th century (Historical period)
Description: Period between the 15th and 16th centuries AD


Name: family music, card games, and domestic and garden chores (Activity)
Description: Activities that took place in Percy Williams Bridgman's home


Name: Incommensurable (Feature)
Description: The feature that different cultures are incommensurable with each other.


Name: Regional Differences (Quantifier)
Description: A word used to indicate differences in specific areas


Name: Bit (Term)
Description: A term derived from 'binary digit'


Name: PRC (People's Republic of China) (government entity)
Description: The government entity disputing the Senkaku Islands with ROC


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: Another location where Carbonado Diamond is mined


Name: Football (specific word)
Description: A type of ball used in sports.


Name: Housewares (Product)
Description: Common consumer goods used for household activities


Name: Enterprise (Enterprise)
Description: Project Jadar


Name: Zinc oxide (Compound)
Description: Widely used as a white pigment in paints and as a catalyst in the manufacture of rubber to disperse heat


Name: monoclinic (Crystal System)
Description: Crystal system of afwillite


Name: A united political entity (if existed) (Political Entity)
Description: The hypothetical united state in Mycenaean Greece


Name: Tibetan Dzi beads and Rudraksha beads (Beads)
Description: Used to make Buddhist and Hindu rosaries


Name: Mount Elbrus (Mountain)
Description: The highest peak in Russia and Europe.


Name: Prehistoric Native American communities (Cultural group)
Description: Native American communities in prehistoric times


Name: from as early as the 10th century A.D. (date)
Description: Earliest known period of existence of the Swedish royal family.


Name: 625–740 nm (Wavelength Range)
Description: A range of light wavelengths, approximately 625–740 nanometres.


Name: Determine origin of gemstone (Action)
Description: The action of determining whether a gemstone is natural, synthetic or treated.


Name: Fort Washington Avenue Armory (sports facility)
Description: Location where the games are held


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire that had an area of 5 million square kilometres


Name: 2011 (Year)
Description: The year when compulsory military service for men was in effect


Name: Kapilavastu (Geographical Location)
Description: A town in the Ganges Plain, near the modern Nepal–India border


Name: government forces (group)
Description: Forces opposing the United Irishmen during the rebellion of 1798


Name: Manhattan's Chinatown (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Well-being (State)
Description: The state of being comfortable, healthy, or successful.


Name: Falkland Islands inhabitants (People)
Description: Predominantly descendants of British settlers, strongly favoring British sovereignty


Name: Italian regions (geographical regions)
Description: Regions in Italy, used as a comparison for Aosta Valley's population density


Name: [the Soviet Zone] (Geographical Area)
Description: The area controlled by the Soviet Union


Name: 65Zn (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A tracer used to study alloys that contain zinc and the path of zinc in organisms


Name: Chinese culture (culture)
Description: The traditional way of life, art, and social organization of the Chinese people


Name: St. Olav shrine at the Nidaros Cathedral (Trondheim) (Place)
Description: The destination of pilgrims passing through Oppdal


Name: Silver Peak Mining District Studies Committee (Committee)
Description: A committee studying the Silver Peak Mining District


Name: Calchaquí people (Ancient Culture)
Description: An ancient culture in Argentina that had bronze technology


Name: Dost Mohammad Khan (Person)
Description: Emir of Afghanistan from 1826 to 1839 and again from 1842 to 1863


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The color most commonly associated with elegance and formality in this region.


Name: Wood (Organic_material)
Description: A hard or semi-hard material made of cellulose fibers.


Name: Taiwan Affairs Office (TAO) of the PRC (Governmental body)
Description: Governmental body responsible for relations with Taiwan


Name: indigenous Algerian population (Population)
Description: The indigenous population of Algeria, which declined by nearly one-third from 1830 to 1872


Name: Ancient Egyptian Religion (Religion)
Description: One of the traditional African religions that influenced Berber beliefs.


Name: Very shallow depths (Geological layer)
Description: -


Name: Gotha district (District)
Description: A district in Thuringia, Germany.


Name: the 2010 Kallikratis plan (legislative_act)
Description: The powers and authority of Thessaly were redefined and extended by the 2010 Kallikratis Plan


Name: European Union's Directive on Recognition of Professional Qualifications (2005/36/EC) (Legislation Class)
Description: A directive that defines liberal professions.


Name: one-fourth of the world's supply of sapphire (Quantity)
Description: A considerable amount of sapphire to cover iPhone camera lens and fingerprint reader


Name: Climate Change (Natural Disaster)
Description: A third of food price rise in 2023 is attributed to it


Name: Herdsmen (Occupation)
Description: During the summer months


Name: Woodstock, Oxfordshire (location)
Description: A town located in Oxfordshire, England


Name: Ancient Past (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: ionization chambers (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that measure ionizing radiation


Name: Diatomite (Silica deposit)
Description: -


Name: France (country)
Description: Achieving independence on 1 August 1960


Name: History (Event)
Description: Long history around the world from ancient times to modern days


Name: Reichsgesetzblatt (Publication)
Description: A publication of laws and ordinances in Cisleithania


Name: Elio Di Rupo (Person)
Description: Prime Minister of Belgium


Name: Children in Sierra Leone (People)
Description: Forced to collect diamonds and dig with their bare hands


Name: 30,576 km (18,999 mi) (Measurement)
Description: The total length of the railway system in Brazil as of 2015


Name: Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (Institution)
Description: Scientific research institution in Palisades, New York


Name: Colloidal soldering (technique variation)
Description: A specific type of soldering where the granules are mixed with flux and filed to powder size.


Name: Black Coral populations (Marine organism population)
Description: The populations of black corals.


Name: Antonio Canova (person)
Description: An Italian neoclassical sculptor


Name: Tsunami (Natural phenomenon)
Description: A series of ocean waves caused by a seismic event or other disturbance


Name: Iron(II) (Compound)
Description: The chemical compound with the formula FeO


Name: Crystal and Schofield (Location)
Description: Nearby towns that became ghost towns


Name: pays d'embas (Historical Term)
Description: Term used for Low Countries under Habsburg rule


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: Country where the Ptolemies ruled


Name: Other localized deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Deposits other than the granite core found in the Black Hills.


Name: metamorphic paleosome (rock constituent)
Description: The alternate layer in a migmatite rock that has a pegmatitic, aplitic, granitic or generally plutonic appearance


Name: Matteo Renzi (Person)
Description: Italian politician and lawyer, former Prime Minister of Italy


Name: Atai (Drink)
Description: Most popular drink in Morocco


Name: 30% of world zircon production (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of total zircon mined worldwide


Name: KDU-ČSL (political party)
Description: Political party in the Czech Republic


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


Name: Private Schools in Missouri (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools that students can attend to meet compulsory education requirement


Name: Bronze Age (era)
Description: The Bronze Age period


Name: Experiment (Scientific Experiment)
Description: The experiment where Becquerel discovered radioactivity


Name: Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund (Sports teams)
Description: Two of the most successful and well-known football clubs in Germany and Europe


Name: United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves (Political Entity)
Description: Pluricontinental monarchic state


Name: newspapers produced in the United Kingdom (Newspaper Countries)
Description: One of the newspapers produced in the United Kingdom


Name: slavery (Social issue)
Description: The oppression of Africans based on race and continued by laws.


Name: Afghans (Ethnic Group)
Description: The people of Afghanistan


Name: ruqun, ku, qiu (Clothing)
Description: main clothing items during Three Kingdoms and early Jin dynasty


Name: Vlachs (Aromanians) (population)
Description: Romance-speaking population chiefly transhumant


Name: Now (Time)
Description: The current status of natural sources of cryolite


Name: Qijia culture (Cultural Period)
Description: Metallurgical centres of northwestern China


Name: Theseus and Ariadne (Mythological_story)
Description: A myth about the hero Theseus and the princess Ariadne


Name: African tribes (Tribe)
Description: Native African tribes.


Name: Hong Kong and Macau (Special Administrative Region)
Description: Special Administrative Regions of China


Name: Present Bronx County (1895) (Geographical Area)
Description: The remainder of the present-day Bronx County, transferred to New York County in 1895.


Name: Mental illness such as bipolar disorder (Disease)
Description: A mental disorder characterized by episodes of mania, depression or a mix of both


Name: Franco's dictatorship (Political Regime)
Description: The authoritarian regime established by General Franco after the Spanish Civil War.


Name: Woodcut (Art Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique where an image is carved into the relief of a block, and the printing ink is in the raised grain.


Name: Curran Point (Place)
Description: A location in Larne, County Antrim


Name: none (implicit, but known that their work was essential for Davy's isolation process) (scientific method)
Description: The decomposition of a substance into its constituent ions using an electric current.


Name: Royal Peacock Opal Mine (Mine)
Description: A mine located in the Virgin Valley opal fields


Name: Diamonds that are not gem-quality (mineral)
Description: Non-gem quality diamonds, often found in industrial applications


Name: chemical environment (Environmental Condition)
Description: The color of neodymium is relatively unaffected by the chemical environment.


Name: Wood-burning stoves (Appliance)
Description: The usage of soapstone for cladding wood-burning stoves.


Name: Calcareous algae such as Penicillus (Organism)
Description: Algae that have a calcium carbonate skeleton


Name: archaeological sites (History)
Description: Places where archaeologists excavate and study the remains of past human activity


Name: Isle of Mull (island)
Description: Ben More is the highest peak on the Isle of Mull


Name: Agoras (Marketplace)
Description: An open public place, typically rectangular and with porticos, where business is conducted.


Name: Waterschappen (Government agency)
Description: Local government agencies in the Netherlands responsible for water management and flood protection


Name: Global Political Conflicts and Wars (Conflict or War)
Description: Large-scale armed disputes between nations, often with significant political, economic, and social consequences


Name: Kingdom of Middag (Political Division)
Description: One of the 11 Indigenous chiefdoms in Taiwan


Name: number of known living species (Scientific data)
Description: The total number of distinct species that are currently alive.


Name: Tajikistan (Country)
Description: A country to the northeast


Name: Lead-207 (Isotope)
Description: End product of the decay series of Uranium-235


Name: Buddhist Turk Shahi (Dynasty)
Description: A Buddhist dynasty that ruled Kabul, Afghanistan


Name: Grade Four/Five/Six (grade level)
Description: The grades at which primary school ends, varying based on the specific school


Name: Regions Financial Corporation (Bank)
Description: The largest bank headquartered in or operating in Alabama


Name: Garment District in Manhattan (Location)
Description: A district in Manhattan, New York City, traditionally associated with the garment industry.


Name: Romania (Country)
Description: a country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Construct State (Grammatical Concept)
Description: A grammatical case where the head of a compound is modified


Name: Sea God (Mythological entity)
Description: A god who, in a variation of the myth, directly controls the sea winds.


Name: Abdur Rahman Khan (Person)
Description: The Afghan leader who ruled until his death in 1901


Name: Moss Agate (Gemstone)
Description: A semi-precious gemstone formed from silicon dioxide.


Name: Hexagonal columns and massive habits (crystal_formation)
Description: Ways that beryl can form in its natural state.


Name: much of the CaCO3 precipitation (Geological Feature)
Description: The process of a mineral separating from a solution to form a solid


Name: Theory of Social Darwinism (Theory)
Description: A theory that applied the principles of natural selection and survival of the fittest to human society


Name: 7 Corresponding Space Groups (denoted by R) (Space Group)
Description: The seven space groups assigned to the rhombohedral lattice system in the Trigonal Crystal System


Name: Vertebrate (Animal Class)
Description: Animals with a segmented spinal column, including fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals


Name: Plutonium (Chemical Element)
Description: A transuranic, actinide metal that makes up approximately 1% of the Earth's crust


Name: Hexagonal beryllium sections (James Webb Space Telescope) (Telescope mirror component)
Description: For the mirrors of James Webb Space Telescope


Name: Wissem Hmam (Sports Person)
Description: Famous Tunisian handball player


Name: Microscopy methods (Characterization method)
Description: Methods that generate images of individual nanoparticles


Name: Theory of Colors (scientific theory)
Description: A comprehensive description of color experience.


Name: Gold (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Au and atomic number 79


Name: Local Municipal Office (Office)
Description: The location where registration and certification of an inkan can be obtained (e.g., city hall)


Name: Versatile Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware that can be used for various occasions and purposes, offering flexibility and adaptability


Name: Nuclear transmutation (Process)
Description: A process that changes one element into another, specifically through the nucleus of an atom


Name: Parliament of Italy (Legislative Body)
Description: The legislative body in Italy, consisting of the Chamber of Deputies and Senate


Name: Sapphires with an irregular shape or cut (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has an irregular shape or cut, such as a cabochon or free-form cut


Name: Uranium-235 daughter isotopes (Isotope)
Description: Isotopes resulting from the decay of uranium-235


Name: Roads (Transportation type)
Description: Paved or unpaved pathways for vehicles


Name: The Buddha promoted vegetarianism out of compassion (Opinion)
Description: Views in Mahayana texts that the Buddha advocated for vegetarianism due to compassion


Name: Grinding wheels (tool)
Description: Cylindrical tools rotated at high speed for grinding or cutting


Name: West Greenland (Geographical location)
Description: -


Name: I-659 in Birmingham (Transportation_route)
Description: An auxiliary interstate highway that serves the city of Birmingham, Alabama.


Name: Flame-fusion (Method)
Description: An alternative to the flux-melt method for producing gemstones


Name: Kursk (Location)
Description: The city of Kursk in the Soviet Union


Name: US$34.8 million (Monetary Value)
Description: The Sunrise Ruby was sold for US$34.8 million


Name: Fossils (geological artifact)
Description: remains of organisms from the Devonian to the Jurassic


Name: Nutrien (Company)
Description: Canadian agricultural company


Name: Graphite crystals (Type of crystal)
Description: Crystalline form of graphite, a carbon allotrope


Name: Étienne François Geoffroy (Person)
Description: A French metallurgist who described condensation of zinc oxide as yellow crystals.


Name: one who could turn into a 'black thing with a blue cap' (Person)
Description: An individual accused of shapeshifting


Name: Victorian Taste (Historical Concept)
Description: Heavy and ornate jewelry style popular in the 19th century


Name: High-income families (Social group)
Description: Send their children there


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The 6th-largest continent by both area and population


Name: 10% of territory (in 2000) (Quantity)
Description: Approximate percentage of land controlled by the Northern Alliance in the northeast of Afghanistan.


Name: Jesuit missionaries (Religious Group)
Description: Jesuit priests traveling to and from Brazil and Asia


Name: Kaolin, etc. (Material)
Description: The main components that make up porcelain.


Name: Tolkowsky's Guidelines (Mathematical model for gem design)
Description: A mathematical model developed by Marcel Tolkowsky in the early 20th century for designing round brilliant cut diamonds.


Name: Revenge (Emotion)
Description: A feeling of anger directed against someone who has caused hurt


Name: Banking (Economic Activity)
Description: The business activity involving the lending and borrowing of money.


Name: Societal values (value system)
Description: The shared principles, values, and practices of a social group


Name: White Jade (Material)
Description: The most precious form of jade from the Kingdom of Khotan


Name: Piccirilli Brothers (Group)
Description: The group who carved the die block


Name: Seawater 44Ca/40Ca (Geological composition)
Description: Ratio of isotopes in seawater


Name: Iron Age (Time Period)
Description: Subsequent period after the fall of the Hittite empire


Name: Igneous Rocks (Geological formations)
Description: Rocks formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava


Name: neo-Buddhists or Ambedkarite Buddhists (Religious group)
Description: -


Name: Grand Teton National Park (National park)
Description: A national park in Wyoming, United States


Name: Union for the Mediterranean (International Organization)
Description: An organization promoting political and economic cooperation between the EU and its southern neighbors


Name: 20 percent in 2030, and 50 percent in 2050 (Emission Reduction Goal)
Description: The target for reducing carbon emissions set by the Taiwanese government


Name: nanoparticles (Material)
Description: Nanoscale particles with unique properties


Name: Late Carboniferous and Early Permian times (Geological Period)
Description: A period in Earth's history


Name: Grand-Bassam trading post (Geographical location)
Description: A trading post located in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast.


Name: Grothendieck Universes (mathematical concept)
Description: Very large infinite sets used in set theory.


Name: French Language (Language)
Description: The language used for romantic inscriptions.


Name: cassava, corn, peanuts, plantains (Ingredient)
Description: Common ingredients used in Ivory Coast cuisine


Name: Wishes (Desire)
Description: A strong desire or aim for something


Name: Carl Wilhelm Scheele (Person)
Description: Swedish chemist who prepared silicon tetrafluoride long before in 1771


Name: Mahayana sutras (Buddhist scriptures)
Description: These different classes of texts are called 'Śrāvakayāna' or 'Hinayana' to distinguish them


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: Rocks characterized by their distinctive mineral composition and texture.


Name: Jáchymov (Location)
Description: The location where uranium was discovered


Name: Latins (Ancient people)
Description: Ancient inhabitants of the Italian Peninsula, particularly in central and southern Italy


Name: Engine Company 95/Ladder Company 36 of the New York City Fire Department (Fire Department Station)
Description: A fire department station in the New York City Fire Department


Name: Utilitarianism (Ethical Theory)
Description: An ethical theory that suggests actions are morally right if they maximize utility, or the greatest good for the greatest number of people.


Name: Dar Si Said museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Marrakesh, Morocco


Name: enstatite, akimotoite (mineral)
Description: Minerals with which Majorite shares a similar crystal structure.


Name: Stability (Physical property)
Description: The ability of a system to resist change or disruption


Name: Extreme Intentionalism (philosophical view)
Description: The view that authorial intent plays a decisive role in the meaning of a work of art


Name: East Midlands average population growth rate (PopulationStat)
Description: The population growth rate of the East Midlands region


Name: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) (University)
Description: A university in Los Angeles


Name: silicon and germanium (Elements)
Description: Aluminium nitride is an III-V semiconductor isoelectronic to silicon and germanium


Name: Industrial Revolution (Event)
Description: Historical period that saw widespread changes in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and transport


Name: men (gender)
Description: Male individuals


Name: Radiochemical minerals (Subject of study)
Description: His major area of research during World War II


Name: Abd ar-Rahman III (Person)
Description: A Caliph of the Umayyad Caliphate in Cordoba


Name: city of Ratnapura, southern Sri Lanka (place)
Description: Location where several notable star sapphires were mined


Name: being an elementary particle, mediating the strong nuclear force, being one of the particles contributing to the mass of protons and neutrons (property)
Description: Gluon is an elementary particle that mediates the strong nuclear force, being one of the particles constituting the mass of protons and neutrons.


Name: Colonel Ken Nichols (Person)
Description: The colonel who purchased uranium ore for use in the Manhattan Project


Name: Derbyshire County Council and Derby City Council (Local councils)
Description: Councils responsible for the governance of the county and city of Derbyshire


Name: Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Ancient Roman Empire


Name: only Irish example decorated in this way (unique characteristic)
Description: A unique characteristic of the large torc in the Irish Broighter Gold hoard.


Name: Jorge Falcão (Person)
Description: A Brazilian musician known for his work with Bossa Nova and Samba music.


Name: bus services (PublicTransport)
Description: Public bus transportation in New Zealand


Name: Algerian Arts and Music (Cultural Expression)
Description: The arts and music of Algeria, which reflect the country's cultural identity and history


Name: Orthodoxy (religion)
Description: Religious faith of the majority of Greeks.


Name: Good Will Hunting and The Departed (Movie)
Description: Associated with movies such as Good Will Hunting and The Departed


Name: waist beads for fashion (Function)
Description: The wearing of waist beads by women in various cultures for fashion purposes


Name: King William I (King)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1840 to 1849


Name: Social ranks (Society)
Description: Levels of status within Han society


Name: Large diamonds (Diamond)
Description: -


Name: Gems with inappropriate subject matter (artifacts)
Description: Gems that were sometimes used in an inappropriate manner due to their subject matter


Name: Ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt (Geographical Area)
Description: Two geographical areas with which the Indus Valley civilization was in touch


Name: significant domestic reserves (Resource)
Description: Domestic resources that Japan lacks


Name: Lutetium aluminum garnet (Compound)
Description: Inorganic compound with the molecular formula Lu3Al5O12


Name: small or medium-sized polyps (Coral polyp size)
Description: The sizes of the polyps found in black corals


Name: Environmental Organizations (Organization)
Description: Organizations that use green as their color, such as Greenpeace


Name: Major focus of study (Academic interest)
Description: A subject that is extensively researched, taught, and discussed in academic settings.


Name: Over 18,000 Afghans, Qizilbash, and Mongols and over 60,000 Sikhs (Group)
Description: Forces that Timur Shah Durrani led in battle


Name: Te W(h)akaminenga o Nga Rangatiratanga o Nga Hapu o Nu Tireni (Organization)
Description: the United Tribes of New Zealand


Name: Aegean islands (Geographical Location)
Description: Islands in the Aegean Sea, including some of the Greek islands


Name: nine-fold seal script (九疊文; jiǔdiéwén) (script)
Description: A highly stylised script used for government seals in the imperial eras of China.


Name: Art and Culture Center (Category)
Description: A city that boasts world-class museums, galleries, performance venues, and artists, making it a global hub for art and culture.


Name: COVID-19 Pandemic (Event)
Description: A global outbreak of a novel coronavirus that caused a significant decline in tourism in 2020.


Name: Hair/Ashes/Lab Carbon (Materials)
Description: Memorial diamonds are produced using hair, ashes, or lab carbon.


Name: a potential candidate for creating a third national park (Consideration)
Description: By the Bavarian government


Name: Moravians (People)
Description: Residents of Great Moravia


Name: [Fe(SCN)(H2O)5]2+ (chemical compound)
Description: A specific complex that is a common test for the presence of iron(III)


Name: Vedic rituals of fire-oblation (yajna) and chanting of Vedic hymns (Ritual)
Description: Specific Hindu rituals observed on special occasions


Name: Sea Peoples (Historical Group)
Description: A group of people causing widespread destruction in the Eastern Mediterranean during the Late Bronze Age


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A federal republic in South America, known for its vibrant culture and diverse wildlife


Name: Approximately 3 Years (Duration)
Description: Duration for which the act was effective.


Name: Robert E. Lee's Stratford on the Potomac home (Building)
Description: Home she was involved in restoring.


Name: Nitrogen pollution (Environmental Issue)
Description: An environmental issue causing concern in the Netherlands


Name: Caribbean Netherlands (Geographical location)
Description: The United States dollar is used instead in the Caribbean Netherlands


Name: Igneous rocks with greater than 90% amphiboles (Igneous Rock)
Description: Rocks with a high percentage of amphibole.


Name: US State Department officials (Government officials)
Description: The US State Department officials that Habib Bourguiba met with in 1946.


Name: Turkish (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Turkey.


Name: John Hays Hammond (Person)
Description: American electrical, mechanical, and mining engineer


Name: Specific Human Groups (Group)
Description: Groups where culture exists.


Name: Soviet Union (country)
Description: Country in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A North American nation that is a federal republic of 50 states


Name: South Africa (Country)
Description: A country in southern Africa


Name: A dynamic and resilient nation with a rich history and culture (description)
Description: Japan's characterization as a vibrant, adaptable country with a deep cultural heritage


Name: Needle shape mullite formation (Process)
Description: The effect of ceramic composition on the formation of needle shape mullite


Name: Langue d'oïl and Langue d'oc (Languages)
Description: Dialects spoken during the Middle Ages in France


Name: Courts (Judicial Body)
Description: Judicial bodies specific to each canton


Name: Bactericide (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnO as a bactericide in certain applications


Name: political authority and status of their owners (concept)
Description: Conceptual representation of the power and social standing of their owners.


Name: Natural quartz crystals (Mineral)
Description: Quartz crystals that occur naturally in the earth.


Name: Courtyards (Architectural Feature)
Description: A feature providing light to Minoan villas during their initial construction


Name: Average Rent (Statistic)
Description: The average rent in Cresciano


Name: Norway (country)
Description: A Nordic country in Northern Europe, known for its stunning fjords and vast forests.


Name: Académie des Sciences (Organization)
Description: Scientific academy dedicated to the study of physical, mathematical, and natural sciences


Name: Arthropod's Exoskeleton (Type of arthropod skeleton)
Description: The hard, protective layer of an arthropod


Name: Greek government (government)
Description: The governing body of Greece


Name: in much of Northern Europe during the Dutch Golden Age (historical period)
Description: A prosperous era in Dutch history, particularly known for its achievements in art and trade


Name: Atlantia (Company)
Description: A company that privately operates Italy's state-owned motorways


Name: Monarch (Position)
Description: The living embodiment of the Crown and thus head of state in a constitutional monarchy of Spain.


Name: Copper Ore (Mineral Ore)
Description: Used in smelting and mining processes.


Name: punning (Concept (in OWL2))
Description: A concept that allows the same subject to be interpreted as two fundamentally different types of thing depending on its syntactic context.


Name: High Temperatures At Crustal Depths (Geological Condition)
Description: Delivering high temperatures at crustal depths


Name: Destination Popularity (London) (Recognition)
Description: The recognition of London as the most popular destination in Europe for 2022


Name: Orthoclase (Rock-forming mineral)
Description: A common rock-forming mineral.


Name: 20th-century art (art movement)
Description: Art movement that took place in the 20th century


Name: New growth (Botanical term)
Description: Excess sodium may be stored in old plant tissue, limiting the damage to new growth


Name: Podolia (Geographical Region)
Description: Region in western Ukraine


Name: Ridiculous Books and Insulting Plays (Literature and Theatre Works)
Description: The production of books and plays that are considered ridiculous or insulting, as a result of the attitude towards realistic art.


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: a communist state in northern Eurasia that existed from 1922 to 1991


Name: Miscellaneous locations in Alabama (Location)
Description: Other locations in Alabama where the company operates terminals


Name: loyalty and love (concept)
Description: Concept that women from the Yucatán Peninsula wore maqueches to attract and sustain loving relationships


Name: Chinese ceramics (Artifact)
Description: Ceramics made in China, including porcelain wares and other types of ceramics


Name: Arzawa (political entity)
Description: A Hittite vassal state that led an anti-Hittite rebellion.


Name: Cuba and Puerto Rico (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: The only remaining American colonies under Spanish rule by the end of 1826


Name: 1892 (Year)
Description: A year in the calendar era


Name: America (and other foreign parents) (location)
Description: represents countries outside of China where babies were adopted from China in the 1990s through around 2007


Name: Vulgate_Latin_Bible (Religious_text)
Description: The Latin version of the Bible, in which Lyngurium was mentioned as one of the stones on the Priestly breastplate


Name: Amulet-chains known as Crepundia (artifact)
Description: Chains containing amulets for protection


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


Name: Nazis (Political Ideology)
Description: The National Socialist German Workers' Party


Name: Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac and Alexander von Humboldt (Scientists)
Description: Scientists who showed that water is formed of two volumes of hydrogen and one volume of oxygen


Name: Saijō Prefecture (Historical prefecture)
Description: A historical prefecture that existed between 1871 and 1873 in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: United Kingdom (over Gibraltar) (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe, known officially as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.


Name: NAPCS (Product Classification System)
Description: A product classification system used by NAFTA signatories for economic statistical purposes


Name: Diamond (mineral on Mohs hardness scale)
Description: carbon polymorph, hardest natural material


Name: Carving (ArtisticProcess)
Description: The process of shaping and decorating objects made from hardstone


Name: Lothar III, Holy Roman Emperor (person)
Description: The individual invaded Slavic lands


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


Name: 333 species of amphibians (Number of species)
Description: The seventh-highest number of amphibian species in the world


Name: Self-employed artists (Occupation)
Description: Artists who run their own business or work as independent contractors


Name: Kakiemon wares (artifact)
Description: Type of porcelain produced at the factories of Arita in the mid-17th century


Name: French troops (MilitaryEntity)
Description: The military forces of France during the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars


Name: Brazilian Roads (Infrastructure)
Description: The primary carriers of freight and passenger traffic in Brazil


Name: Lazare Kaplan (Person)
Description: A jeweler who introduced the oval-shaped diamonds.


Name: attractions around Husbyringen (Attraction)
Description: Attractions around Husbyringen include Kloster ironworks and Långshyttan ironworks


Name: Karel Čapek's play R.U.R. (Theatrical Play)
Description: Play written by Karel Čapek, introducing the word 'robot'


Name: Mineralogist (Occupation)
Description: An expert in minerals and mineralogy


Name: Magnesium (Chemical Element)
Description: A gray-white lightweight metal, two-thirds the density of aluminium.


Name: Multiple colors (Colors)
Description: White light is made up of various colors that are combined and reassembled by the human visual system


Name: U.S. and certain foreign companies (Company)
Description: To report and make public their use of conflict minerals


Name: China's largest city by population (Location)
Description: The most populous city in China


Name: 43rd highest number of rapes per 1,000 people (Statistic)
Description: The relatively low rape rate of Italy among developed countries


Name: Machines/Electronics (Product)
Description: The second largest percentage of exported goods by Switzerland


Name: Uranium-235 (Isotope)
Description: The next most stable uranium isotope after 238U


Name: Inland Regions (Geographical Region)
Description: The North Island has several inland regions, including the Waikato and the Manawatu


Name: Tlatoani (Leader)
Description: Ruler of an Altepetl


Name: neopalatial palaces (Palace)
Description: Similarities between villas and palaces


Name: Automotive Industry (Industry)
Description: The automotive industry is one of the industries that uses fasteners


Name: Traders from the Bosporus (Traders)
Description: Merchants supplying opals to Rome.


Name: Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) (Regional organization)
Description: A regional intergovernmental organization comprising ten countries in Southeast Asia which promotes political and economic integration amongst its members.


Name: Sedimentary rock (Rock)
Description: A type of rock that is formed from the accumulation and lithification of sediment


Name: kokugaku (national studies), the study of Japan by the Japanese (Academic Study)
Description: Study of Japanese culture and history


Name: Serotonin Target (Neurotransmitter)
Description: Target of fluoxetine and other antidepressants


Name: Repúblicas of the Portuguese University of Coimbra (Student lodging)
Description: A student housing tradition in Coimbra, Portugal


Name: Enamel Ware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made with a coating of vitreous enamel fused to metal


Name: Vertical Angle (Altitude/Elevation) (Angle measurement)
Description: An angle that describes a sighting direction with respect to the horizon.


Name: Brooklyn Liberation March (event)
Description: A large transgender rights demonstration that took place on June 14, 2020, in Brooklyn.


Name: West Coast Motors Ltd. (Company)
Description: A bus operating company based in Scotland


Name: a crater (different from the bright spots observed in earlier Hubble images) (Geological_feature)
Description: A specific crater on Ceres where the two bright spots were first discovered


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A country in South America


Name: Object's light absorption, reflection, emission spectra, and interference (Physical properties)
Description: The interaction of light with matter that influences the color perception


Name: Free-standing dialysis centers (Healthcare Facility)
Description: Specialized facilities dedicated to providing dialysis treatment


Name: United States of America (Country)
Description: A nation located in North America.


Name: Lab-created opals (man-made material)
Description: Opals created in a laboratory


Name: Berber frontier garrisons (Military unit)
Description: Berber military units stationed at the frontiers


Name: [UN Security Council, Commonwealth of Nations, Council of Europe, G7, OECD, NATO, Five Eyes, AUKUS, CPTPP] (International Organization)
Description: Various international organizations to which the United Kingdom belongs.


Name: Distinctive Streak (Property)
Description: The color of a mineral in powdered form, which is more often distinctive for metallic minerals


Name: Its resistance to heat (Property)
Description: The usage of soapstone by welders and fabricators as a marker because of its resistance to heat.


Name: Mongols (group)
Description: Group that annihilated Khwarazmian cities of Herat and Balkh as well as Bamyan


Name: Hindu Denominations (Religious Concept)
Description: Subdivisions within Hinduism characterized by different central deities, traditions, and soteriological outlooks.


Name: Chlorophyll (Chemical)
Description: The chemical by which plants photosynthesize and convert sunlight into chemical energy.


Name: Trapped ions (Physics)
Description: Ions held in place and manipulated using lasers


Name: Amtrak Vermonter (Train)
Description: A train operated by Amtrak connecting Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut


Name: Outdoor Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed for outdoor use, offering durability and resistance to weather conditions


Name: northern Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: The northernmost part of Europe, including Scandinavia and the British Isles


Name: Alice Mary Weeks (Person)
Description: American geologist, educator, and cartographer


Name: Supreme Court of Japan (court)
Description: Highest court in Japan's court system


Name: Resale or Diamond Collection (Activities)
Description: Actions related to diamonds, such as reselling or collecting.


Name: Suburban areas of St. Louis (Missouri) and Kansas City (Missouri) (Areas)
Description: The suburban areas that developed retail malls


Name: Domestic Sphere (Aztec) (Sphere)
Description: The domain of women's responsibility in Aztec society.


Name: [Dutch-speakers and French-speakers] (Language groups)
Description: The Dutch and French ethnic communities in Belgium.


Name: Darryl Futrell (Person)
Description: Meteorite and tektite collector who reported the presence of microscopic internal features within tektites


Name: Volume of a Sphere (Measurement)
Description: The amount of space enclosed by the sphere's surface


Name: Ancient Roman and Iranian pottery (Artistic Style)
Description: Pottery from ancient Rome and Iran


Name: Unsuspecting Buyer (Person Role)
Description: A person who unknowingly purchases a false gemstone


Name: hardstone carving art (art form)
Description: Ancient tradition of hardstone carving art


Name: Same Tree Species as Whitby Jet (Tree Species)
Description: The same tree species that the Whitby Jet is derived from


Name: Coober Pedy Opal (Mineral)
Description: Over the years, it has been sold overseas incorrectly


Name: Hubert Maga (person)
Description: A key figure in the political history of Benin post-independence


Name: Propeller shafts (Engineering Component)
Description: A component of ships that transmits the power from the engine to the propellers


Name: Glazing industry (Industry)
Description: The waste product uranium was diverted to the glazing industry


Name: Carbon Oxides (Compounds)
Description: Compounds formed by the reaction of carbon and oxygen


Name: 185 K (Property)
Description: Neel temperature of pyrrhotite


Name: Artist's Painting Technique (Creative Skill)
Description: Requires the artist to use their own painting technique to create a particular piece of work on the computer.


Name: trigonal (space group R-3m) (crystal system)
Description: the crystal system that Dargaite belongs to


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: Napoleon crossed one of the mountain passes with an army of 40,000


Name: Westchester County (Geographical Area)
Description: The county in the U.S. state of New York.


Name: Compulsory Education in Missouri (Education Policy)
Description: Policy requiring education from ages 7 to 17, with exceptions for children aged 5-7


Name: Gbagbo supporters (Group)
Description: Supporters of Laurent Gbagbo


Name: Birmingham Museums Trust (Museum)
Description: A charitable trust operating museums in Birmingham, England


Name: Plume agate (Mineral variety)
Description: Type of agate with feathery bands


Name: Air (Environmental medium)
Description: The mixture of gases surrounding the Earth and essential for life.


Name: Financial Stability (EU) (Goal)
Description: The European Union's goal of supporting financial stability.


Name: Achromatic Color (Color)
Description: A color without hue, such as white or gray


Name: Castile (Historical Kingdom)
Description: A historical kingdom in the Iberian Peninsula, located in central-northern Spain.


Name: Some aspects of the Minoan tradition (art_tradition)
Description: The aspects of the Minoan tradition that survived after the Greek Dark Ages


Name: Ukraine's GDP per capita (Economic indicator)
Description: An economic measure representing the average income per person within Ukraine.


Name: Color Perception (Perception)
Description: Human color perceptions


Name: By sodium dependent transporters in the proximal tubule (Biological structure)
Description: The means by which amino acids are reabsorbed.


Name: North, Central and South sub-regions (Administrative Division)
Description: Subdivisions of Westchester County for administrative purposes


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


Name: Personal transportation in the United States (Transportation system)
Description: The primary modes of personal transport in the U.S.


Name: Metal Ions and Minerals (Substance Class)
Description: Naturally occurring inorganic substances


Name: 2014 Winter Olympics and 2014 Winter Paralympics (Olympic Games)
Description: The 22nd Winter Olympic Games and the 12th Winter Paralympic Games, held in Sochi


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: Drammen, Norway is located in Norway


Name: The Fire Department of the City of New York (Organization)
Description: Fire department of New York City.


Name: Fire in 1624 and 1852 (Event)
Description: Drammen suffered from fire in 1624 and 1852


Name: Males and Females (Gender)
Description: Represents the two genders, male and female


Name: Baetic System (Geographical feature)
Description: Main mountain ranges of Andalusia.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country to the south of Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar


Name: anti-Taliban Republican insurgency (Military_insurgency)
Description: anti-Taliban military insurgency


Name: Nguyen dynasty (dynasty)
Description: the last royal Vietnamese dynasty, ruling from 1802 to 1945


Name: Diamond synthesis experiments (Science experiment)
Description: Experiments related to the replication of diamond synthesis


Name: Stratigraphically below the Leadville (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological formation in the United States


Name: Faial Island (Geographical Location)
Description: An island in the Azores, Portugal


Name: demographic characteristics (Society)
Description: The composition and size of a country's population


Name: Burning Magnesium (Fire)
Description: A fire that the Class D dry chemical fire extinguisher can quench.


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A country in South America


Name: Second diamond (Geological formation)
Description: Another diamond found within the cavity


Name: Belgium's forest area in 2015 (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Belgium's forest area that is not reported to be under any specific status in 2015


Name: Yule Marble Quarry (Location)
Description: A marble quarry located in Colorado, USA


Name: Brazilian universities (Organization)
Description: Universities in Brazil that installed mainframe computers from IBM and Burroughs Large Systems


Name: Old Chinese language (language)
Description: The old form of the Chinese language


Name: Tunisian Revolution (Event)
Description: A civil resistance campaign in Tunisia, precipitated by various socio-economic and political issues


Name: Dicyanoacetylene (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of carbon and nitrogen with chemical formula C4N2.


Name: Precambrian cratonic blocks (geological structure)
Description: An extensive and relatively stable part of a continent, dating back to the Precambrian era


Name: Gemstones (Natural Gemstone)
Description: The gemstones that ceramics were often decorated to resemble.


Name: Minamoto no Sanetomo (Person)
Description: Third Kamakura Shōgun


Name: Waste-to-Energy Plants (Waste Management Facility)
Description: Plants that convert waste into energy, usually through incineration or gasification


Name: Mathura Sculptures (Artwork)
Description: The Elephanta Caves were created after the Mathura sculptures


Name: Majorica (Company)
Description: The company that manufactures the pearl


Name: Organic phosphates in the water (Chemical Substance)
Description: Phosphorus-containing compounds of organic origin found in water


Name: British forces (military force)
Description: Military forces under British control


Name: Circular medal (Subcategory of Medal)
Description: The most common type of medal is circular in shape.


Name: Aztecs (Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization in Mesoamerica


Name: Burning processes (Category of cutting process)
Description: Cutting processes that remove material by heating it to its ignition temperature


Name: five types (Number)
Description: Depending on the type of sediment in which the fulgurite formed


Name: winter (season)
Description: Experiences heavy snowfall during winter


Name: Fernet Stock (Product)
Description: A type of liquor produced in the Czech Republic


Name: Messara Plain (location)
Description: A fertile plain on Crete


Name: Tektites (Mineral or geological phenomena)
Description: Glass-like objects of unknown origin


Name: 1676 (Time)
Description: The year when the Church of SS Peter and Paul was built


Name: Various hydrocarbons (Organic Molecules)
Description: Important to industry as refrigerants, lubricants, solvents, and fossil fuels


Name: Plato alpujarreño (Food Dish)
Description: A mountain dish from Andalusia combining ham, sausage, egg, potatoes, and olive oil


Name: Demidov Vase (Decorative Artifact)
Description: A piece of malachite from the Demidov family collection


Name: Armand Lévy (Person)
Description: A Belgian mineralogist who named Willemite after William I of the Netherlands.


Name: Carbonado Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A tough form of natural diamond, primarily found in alluvial deposits


Name: Slovakia (Country)
Description: Landlocked country in Central Europe


Name: For pooling resources, knowledge, and expertise to drive progress in the field of BNCT treatment (Characteristic)
Description: Collaborative research is important for pooling resources, knowledge, and expertise to drive progress in the field of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) treatment


Name: Tanagra (Deity name)
Description: The Bulgarian reflex of the name for Tengri.


Name: Five regions (Geographical Division)
Description: Geographical divisions of the island, as per the given context


Name: Mississippi Territory (Political Entity)
Description: The territory where the Yazoo lands were added in 1804


Name: Malaysia-Australia Free Trade Agreement (MAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and Malaysia. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: properties of the sphere (Geometric properties)
Description: The unique set of properties that identify a sphere


Name: Variety of opinions on the issue of vegetarianism (Opinion)
Description: Diverse beliefs among modern Buddhists about whether they should be vegetarian


Name: Arlington National Cemetery (ANC) (Military cemetery)
Description: A United States military cemetery in Arlington, Virginia


Name: Coscuez (Location)
Description: An emerald mining area in Colombia


Name: 88-temple pilgrimage (pilgrimage)
Description: The 88-temple pilgrimage in Shikoku


Name: Carbonate ore (Mineral Ore)
Description: The recovered siderite ore


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The country where August von Kotzebue was appointed as an ambassador


Name: Environmental offices from Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, and North America (Offices)
Description: Environmental agencies from various continents involved in global e-waste management


Name: Pregnant (State)
Description: The state of Toyotama-hime being pregnant.


Name: Religious practice in United States (Practice)
Description: Religious practice varies significantly by region, with evangelical Protestantism playing a significant role in the Southern United States.


Name: Printing Banknotes (Printing Process)
Description: The process of creating banknotes by printing


Name: Lutetium (Chemical element class)
Description: A rare-earth metal


Name: Ethnic Minority Students in England (Population Group)
Description: 31.4% of primary and 27.9% of secondary pupils at state schools in England were members of an ethnic minority in 2016


Name: Hiking (Sport)
Description: A popular sport


Name: Amulet (Religious Object)
Description: An object used for protection or blessing in various societies


Name: British Academy of Film and Television Arts (Organization)
Description: The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) is a professional association supporting, developing and promoting the art forms of the moving image


Name: Contact between societies (Interaction)
Description: The interaction or exchange of ideas, goods, and practices between different cultures


Name: Stoneware (Material)
Description: Another type of ceramic material that porcelain shares some characteristics with.


Name: Agamas (scriptures)
Description: Scriptures that started to be composed c. 300 CE onward, and are central in the distribution of common themes of Hinduism


Name: Bellevue Hospital (Hospital)
Description: The oldest public hospital in the United States, established in 1736.


Name: Educación básica secundaria (Educational Stage)
Description: The second stage of basic education in Colombia


Name: Fullerene allotropes C60 (buckminsterfullerenes) and C70 (compound)
Description: Compounds found in fulgurites


Name: Lithosphere (geographical feature)
Description: The outermost solid shell of the Earth, which includes the crust and uppermost mantle.


Name: Old New Year (Holiday)
Description: An old holiday celebrated on 14 January


Name: Caipirinha (Drink)
Description: National cocktail made from cachaça.


Name: Mameluke pattern (Design Pattern)
Description: A design pattern for a sword adopted by the U.S. Marine Corps.


Name: if light is refracted out of the stone (Physics Concept)
Description: Whether the light exits the diamond or continues to travel within it.


Name: West (Region)
Description: Western countries


Name: 5.1% and 5.7% (for years 2008 and 2009) (NumericValue)
Description: Real GDP growth rates for the years 2008 and 2009.


Name: Rectum (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Ascends towards the anus


Name: Birefringence (Physical Property)
Description: A physical property of zircon related to its optical properties


Name: Peace (Idea)
Description: An ideal representing the absence of conflict or war


Name: Several dynasties (Time_period)
Description: The Heirloom Seal was passed down through several Chinese dynasties


Name: Hydrothermal synthetic emeralds (synthetic mineral)
Description: Synthetically produced emeralds using hydrothermal process


Name: Schools (Educational Institution)
Description: The schools that used blue uniforms for both boys and girls


Name: Aerodynamically shaped tektites (Type of Tektite)
Description: Splash-form tektites (buttons) which display a secondary ring or flange, mainly part of the Australasian strewn field.


Name: Classical Chinese (language)
Description: Language used in government documents and formal/ceremonial occasions


Name: pink triangle (Symbol)
Description: A symbol for inmates of Nazi concentration camps who were accused of homosexuality


Name: I Love New York (stylized I ❤ NY) (Logo)
Description: A logo promoting tourism in New York City


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: A major business and international link language in Japan due to its prevalence in the educational system by 2020.


Name: Western Scholarship on Buddhism (Event)
Description: The study of Buddhism by Western scholars in the 19th century


Name: The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics (Reference book)
Description: Influential economics reference text


Name: Maggia (Location)
Description: The municipality of Maggia, Switzerland


Name: Gustav Holst, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Benjamin Britten (Composer)
Description: Composers who were inspired by the English countryside and its folk music


Name: Widget (economics) (Company)
Description: A hypothetical company that produces widgets in texts and speech.


Name: Acamapichtli (person)
Description: First Huey Tlatoani of Tenochtitlan


Name: Spathic iron ores (Mineral Resource)
Description: Ores rich in manganese and negligible phosphorus


Name: Smoking in most parts of restaurants (Restriction)
Description: Prohibition of smoking in specified areas within restaurants.


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe


Name: Fujiwara no Fuhito (Person)
Description: Politician of the Fujiwara clan during the Nara period


Name: Slavery (Institution)
Description: The practice of owning and controlling another person as property.


Name: Allergy-Friendly Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made without common allergens such as lead, BPA, and phthalates, providing a safer dining experience for those with sensitivities


Name: Government bureaucrats (Occupation)
Description: Officials in the People's Republic of China


Name: Adventure travel (tourism_type)
Description: Tourist activities with physical exertion and high levels of excitement, such as hiking or white-water rafting.


Name: Human-Modified Environments (Environment)
Description: The various urban conditions where Urban Red Foxes can survive


Name: The documents (Artifacts)
Description: Legal and biblical texts found at Wadi Murabba'at.


Name: Anatexis (Geological Process)
Description: The metamorphic transformation of rocks into granulite due to heating and decompression


Name: Economic diversification efforts by Algeria (Economic policy)
Description: The attempts made by the Algerian government to diversify its economy.


Name: Beck's London Underground Map (Map)
Description: It preserves little of reality, but fulfills its purpose by providing the only topography on it and the order and interchanges between train lines.


Name: Local government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Taiwan during this period


Name: Aeolian dust (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Dust particles that are transported by wind.


Name: Adriano Espaillat (Politician)
Description: Democrat who represents Inwood in New York's 13th congressional district as of 2017


Name: Mineral impurities (Substance)
Description: Impurities such as clay, silt, sand, iron oxides, or chert


Name: Early Christianity (Religion)
Description: The Christian faith in its earliest stages


Name: Enrique Chagoya (Artist)
Description: A printmaker, presumably creating traditional prints


Name: The louse Trichodectes vulpis (Parasite)
Description: A type of louse


Name: Magdalene Odundo (Person)
Description: Kenyan-born British studio potter


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Country that conducted the space mission


Name: Industrial Production (Sector)
Description: Soviet Ukraine soon became a European leader in industrial production.


Name: Angles between a line and a curve or between two intersecting curves (Type of angles)
Description: Angles where the angle addition postulate does not hold


Name: Debussy's music influenced by Whistler's grey tones (music)
Description: Debussy's music influenced by Whistler's grey tones is related to the Modernism art movement


Name: Romantic dinners (Event)
Description: An event it is often associated with


Name: Hexagonal crystal family (crystal system)
Description: A crystal system that includes 7 point groups (crystal classes).


Name: Neogranadine painter (Art role)
Description: A role held by important Colombian painters during the Spanish colonial era


Name: Average house size (Quantity)
Description: The average size of houses in square feet


Name: Hard jade (Jade type)
Description: Corresponds to hard jade


Name: Energy efficiency (Environmental initiative)
Description: Initiatives aimed at reducing energy consumption through improved efficiency in the use of energy.


Name: ITV Yorkshire and BBC Yorkshire from Emley Moor (Broadcasting_Company)
Description: Broadcasting companies covering Northeast Derbyshire, Chesterfield, the eastern High Peak (Hope Valley) and northern area of the Derbyshire Dales (Tideswell and Hathersage)


Name: Neutrality during World War II (Historical Event)
Description: Switzerland's successful neutrality throughout World War II, which allowed it to maintain its sovereignty and territory


Name: Steelworks at Surahammar (Location)
Description: -


Name: Mehmed II (person)
Description: The Ottoman Sultan who captured Constantinople


Name: Clinochlore (Chlorite mineral)
Description: Magnesium-rich end member of the chlorite group


Name: Dermis and Epidermis (Physical Covering)
Description: The outermost layers of the sea urchin's test.


Name: Long-term stability (Property of nanoparticles)
Description: The property of nanoparticles related to their longevity


Name: 4th millennium BC in Egypt (time period)
Description: the specific time frame of the first usage


Name: Princess Margaret of Connaught (royal family member)
Description: Married the future Gustaf VI Adolf in 1905


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The federative republic located in South America


Name: Fish Skeleton (Animal skeletal structure)
Description: Skeletal structure of fish, either made of cartilage or bones.


Name: Reduction in Artwork's Value (monetary loss)
Description: refers to a decrease in the worth or cost of something expressed in terms of money


Name: Dog/Cattle (Animals)
Description: Mammals that have dichromacy, meaning they can see blues and yellows but cannot distinguish red and green.


Name: Population of Taipei (June 2020) (quantity)
Description: Number of people living in Taipei as of June 2020


Name: 11th and 12th centuries (time period)
Description: A period spanning the years 1001 to 1199


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that are formed by subjecting any rock type to different temperature and pressure conditions than those in which the original rock was formed


Name: Holy See of Rome (Religious Entity)
Description: The central authority of the Roman Catholic Church


Name: Caatinga (tourism_attraction)
Description: A type of shrubland ecosystem found in the northeastern part of Brazil.


Name: Colombia's National Council for Reparation and Reconciliation (CNRR) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian council responsible for overseeing the implementation of the reparations and reconciliation measures outlined in the peace agreement.


Name: Zenata Berber Marinids (historical_dynasty)
Description: Berber dynasty that held power in Morocco from the 13th and 14th centuries


Name: Cultural Heritage (Concept)
Description: Tangible and intangible property inherited or associated with a group or place


Name: Aboul-Qacem Echebbi (Poet)
Description: Tunisian poet known for nonconformity and innovation


Name: Gold(III) Iodide (AuI3) (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound consisting of gold(III) and iodine.


Name: Mountain Ranges in Norway (Geographical Feature)
Description: The mountain ranges found in the country


Name: Hope Diamond (specific diamond)
Description: A 45.52-carat fancy dark grayish-blue diamond


Name: Automobiles (Object)
Description: Used for automobile coloring


Name: Angular measure or simply 'angle' (Mathematical concept)
Description: The magnitude of an angle.


Name: Mitigation of glacial hazards (Concern in Glaciology)
Description: The study of reducing potential dangers from glaciers


Name: Diffusion (Concept)
Description: The process by which practices, ideas, or objects spread from one society to another


Name: Superior Art School of the Nation (Art education institution)
Description: Department in the University of Buenos Aires, dedicated to the arts


Name: Agia Pelagia (Geographical_location)
Description: A town on the north coast of central Crete, Greece


Name: Cup of the Ptolemies (Artwork)
Description: A carved cup made in Alexandria, Egypt during the Ptolemaic period


Name: Nerve Ring (Part of the Nervous System)
Description: A large nerve ring encircling the mouth just inside the lantern in sea urchins


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


Name: Chinese characters (language)
Description: Characters from the Chinese language


Name: Modelled late-Neolithic Kehf el Baroud inhabitants (People)
Description: A modeled representation of the late Neolithic inhabitants of the Kehf el Baroud site.


Name: dark sky blue (Color)
Description: The color called sky blue in Pantone.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country located in Europe with diverse culture and traditions.


Name: Calcite (mineral)
Description: A mineral


Name: United Kingdom (country)
Description: Nation formed from the union of Great Britain and Ireland in 1801


Name: Ontology (Information science term (subcategory))
Description: An example of an information science term and its subcategory, which is 'ontology'.


Name: 17 species (Species count)
Description: The number of species listed mainly because they are endangered on a global scale


Name: Flexible material such as fabric membranes (Building material)
Description: Material used in the construction of modern buildings.


Name: Calcium (Mineral)
Description: A mineral essential for life, especially in bones


Name: Food staples in Turkey (food)
Description: Includes bread, yogurt and other ingredients such as lavash, pide, ayran, olives, grains, beans, chickpeas, nuts, aubergines, lamb, seafood, doner kebab, dolma varieties, mantı, yahni dishes, honey, pekmez, dried fruit, fruit.


Name: less daylight during winter months (Weather condition)
Description: Less hours of daylight during winter months compared to summer months


Name: red and white Navajo Sandstone cliffs and Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel (Cliff, Scenic Drive, Tunnel)
Description: Natural environments characterized by red and white Navajo Sandstone cliffs or the scenic Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel


Name: Central Park (Park)
Description: An urban park in Manhattan, New York City


Name: 2.3 grams per day (Quantity)
Description: The tolerable upper intake level set by the U.S. Institute of Medicine.


Name: President of Italy (Political Position)
Description: The head of state in Italy


Name: Great Britain (Location)
Description: Island country in northwestern Europe where Stonehenge is located


Name: Chondrites (Ichnotaxon)
Description: An ichnotaxon entity


Name: Vaidika dharma (Name or title)
Description: Derived from or conformable to the Veda


Name: properties (diamond simulant's attributes)
Description: Includes hardness, refractive index, dispersion and low material cost


Name: Private television channels in Afghanistan (Broadcasting Channels)
Description: The category of television channels that TOLO and Shamshad TV belong to


Name: Mass Destruction of Aquatic Ecosystems (Environmental Issue)
Description: The destruction of aquatic ecosystems due to poor or untreated mine effluents


Name: White Watson's uncle and workers at the Black Marble quarry (Group of People)
Description: People who named some fossils 'crocodile tails'


Name: Algerian Society (Social Structure)
Description: The social structure of Algeria, which is diverse and includes Arab, Berber, and European influences


Name: Unaka mountain range (North Carolina) (Geographical Location)
Description: The location where Unakite was first discovered.


Name: Byzantine era art production (Artistic movement)
Description: Art production that occurred during the Byzantine era, characterized by an abstract or anti-naturalistic approach.


Name: Iran (Country)
Description: A country located to the east of Turkey.


Name: Temple of the goddess Athena (Religion_place)
Description: Name given by Cyriacus of Ancona


Name: Sulfide Minerals (Geological Compound)
Description: Chemical compounds of one or more metals or semimetals with a chalcogen or pnictogen, with sulfur being most common.


Name: Diamonds (Kimberlite and Alluvial) (Mineral Resource)
Description: Diamonds found in kimberlite and alluvial deposits


Name: 13% (Percentage)
Description: The projected percentage of China and India's market share by 2015


Name: England (Region)
Description: One of the four constituent countries of the United Kingdom


Name: [66% iron] specular hematite ore (mineraloid)
Description: an ore containing 66% of the mineral hematite


Name: Crystal (physical entity)
Description: A solid with a periodic arrangement of atoms


Name: oxygen gas (gas)
Description: From the atmosphere through various processes


Name: Irmgard Abs-Wurmbach (Person)
Description: German mineralogist


Name: music theaters (venue)
Description: facilities used for live performances of music and theater shows


Name: Tuberculosis (Disease)
Description: Infectious disease that primarily affects the lungs


Name: Fluorinated ionomers (Material class)
Description: Chemically resistant but expensive fluorinated polymers used as electrochemical cell membranes.


Name: Swiss Army (Organization)
Description: The military organization of Switzerland.


Name: War (Event)
Description: Large-scale organized armed conflict between different states or political groups


Name: 42,000 tonnes of lithium hydroxide (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound containing lithium


Name: Allied 'Big Four' (Group)
Description: Group consisting of China, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the Soviet Union


Name: Magnesium alloys (Material)
Description: A solid solution consisting of metallic magnesium and one or more other metals, produced by melting and mixing.


Name: 47% Amerindian DNA, 42% European DNA, and 11% African DNA (DNA Percentage)
Description: Refers to the average ancestry of Colombians


Name: Slavs (Historical Group)
Description: A group of Slavic people who lived under the rule of the Avars


Name: death instrumental in creation (Belief)
Description: The belief that death plays a crucial role in the continuation of creation.


Name: [Cádiz, Córdoba, Huelva, Seville] (geographical location)
Description: Provinces that are part of Lower Andalusia


Name: Sculptures around wooden frames, like the Golden Madonna of Essen (Art Form)
Description: Types of sculpture found in Anglo-Saxon churches


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in sedimentary rocks, such as limestone and marble.


Name: enhancement methods (diamond modification)
Description: Enhanced diamonds are not considered natural blue diamonds


Name: Violent campaign of civilian massacres (Action)
Description: The violent campaign of civilian massacres conducted by the Armed Islamic Group


Name: Brazilian Theatre (Art and Culture)
Description: Theatre plays in Brazil.


Name: European Countries (GeographicalRegion)
Description: Countries geographically located in Europe


Name: climate conditions (Geography)
Description: The weather patterns or temperature ranges that define a region


Name: Style (visual arts) (Art Concept)
Description: A distinctive manner of visual art creation, enabling grouping of works into related categories


Name: Nephrite Jade (Commodity)
Description: Main commodity trade during the Maritime Jade Road


Name: Prajñā (Wisdom)
Description: Knowledge of the true nature of existence in Buddhism


Name: 1 inch to 1 mile (Map Scale)
Description: An older map scale used in the UK


Name: Brazilian Congress (Institution)
Description: National legislature of Brazil


Name: Assessment of Minoans (Opinion)
Description: An opinion that the archaeological evidence may not have been assessed correctly


Name: Universal Healthcare System in Germany (Healthcare System)
Description: Funded by the Government of Germany


Name: Northern Ireland (Region)
Description: A region of the United Kingdom separated by the Irish Sea and North Channel. It has an area of 5,470 square miles.


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


Name: Grey League (Historical League)
Description: Another league


Name: World War II (Historical Event)
Description: A global conflict lasting from 1939 to 1945


Name: The Moon god and Susanoo the storm god (deities)
Description: Two deities in Japanese mythology who were born at the same time as Amaterasu


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


Name: Swiss Guards (Military Unit)
Description: Swiss military unit that served Francis II of the Two Sicilies


Name: Spring Hill College (University)
Description: Catholic Church-affiliated university in Mobile


Name: Chinese art (art form)
Description: Continuing influence over Chinese art


Name: major non-NATO ally of the United States (Affiliation)
Description: A designation given to countries that are strategically important to the U.S. but are not members of NATO.


Name: - (-)
Description: Year not provided


Name: the upper portion of Carnegie Hill (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York City


Name: Group A, B, and C (Classification of rocks)
Description: -


Name: roofing material (Class)
Description: As it has an extremely low water absorption index of less than 0.4%, making the material resistant to frost damage


Name: Strontium titanate and synthetic rutile (Material)
Description: Artificial diamond simulants that are no longer in common use


Name: Environmental Health Risks (Health Risk)
Description: The potential adverse effects of exposure to pollutants in the environment


Name: Lithium-ion batteries, lithium metal batteries, lithium-sulfur batteries, flow batteries (Electrochemical devices)
Description: Different types of lithium batteries


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


Name: hills and downland, and occurs in regions with other sedimentary rocks, typically clays (Geographical_feature)
Description: Topographic features where limestone is found


Name: Ship and its Treasure in Mound 1, at Sutton Hoo (Physical entity)
Description: Archaeological find at Sutton Hoo


Name: Sunlight (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The light and heat that are produced when the Sun's energy is converted into electromagnetic radiation.


Name: Linear B tablets (Ancient writing system)
Description: An ancient Greek syllabic script


Name: Nuremberg (Location)
Description: City where one of the golden hats resides in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum


Name: Fucoxanthin (Pigment)
Description: A pigment found in other heterokonts, which is why yellow-green algae have a lighter color


Name: Scabbard (Artifact)
Description: The cover for the sword blade when not in use.


Name: Turkey has a wide range of climatic conditions. (Condition)
Description: Description of the climatic diversity in Turkey.


Name: Summer Olympic Games (Sporting event)
Description: An international multi-sport event that takes place over more than a century, involving summer sports.


Name: in the country (Geographical location)
Description: In reference to the United States