Name: The Italian Scene (Art Scene)
Description: The film industry or art scene in Italy.


Name: Journal officiel de la République française (Official Publication)
Description: The official journal of France, where every law must be published to be applicable


Name: Snow (Natural Environment)
Description: A granular substance consisting of ice crystals


Name: Warsaw (Location)
Description: Capital city of Poland


Name: Sudetenland (Region)
Description: A historical region of Bohemia and Moravia, in present-day Czech Republic


Name: Black Elk Peak (Mountain)
Description: The highest point in South Dakota


Name: Valser valley (Geographical_location)
Description: A valley where the Walser settled


Name: Influential persons (Individuals with significant power or prestige)
Description: Persons capable of influencing the course of events


Name: Diamonds graded K–M (Classification)
Description: -


Name: Use as a material for sculpture and architecture (Purpose)
Description: -


Name: Limestone Formations (Geological Formation)
Description: Large, moundlike features in limestone formations.


Name: Czechs (Ethnic Group)
Description: The main ethnic group in the Czech Republic


Name: G20, SCO, BRICS, East Asia Summit, APEC (International Organizations)
Description: The given intergovernmental organizations that China is a member of.


Name: Diamond (Real Stone)
Description: These gemstones are chemically and physically similar to diamonds


Name: 39K (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of potassium with an atomic mass of 39.


Name: Galena (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting primarily of lead sulfide (PbS)


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


Name: Rice paper (Material)
Description: A material commonly used in Japan


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: The metal named by Jöns Jacob Berzelius as aluminium


Name: Spanish-language literature (Literature)
Description: History of Spanish-language literature


Name: By the end of the Middle Ages (Time Period)
Description: End of the Middle Ages, approximately 15th century


Name: White, Silver, Pink, Gold, Cream (Color)
Description: The basic colors that South Sea Pearls can have


Name: Fluorescent Chemicals (Chemical Compound)
Description: Some detergents contain fluorescent chemicals which glow.


Name: Hans Petter Moland (Director)
Description: A Norwegian director who has worked in the Norwegian film industry


Name: Magnet (Object)
Description: An object that produces a magnetic field.


Name: Indo-Europeans (Ethnic Group)
Description: Speakers of Balto-Slavic after migrations from the steppe


Name: Josef Čapek (Artist)
Description: A Czech artist known for his contributions to the avant-garde movement


Name: Massachusetts and Rhode Island (State Group)
Description: Groups of states in New England


Name: Acamas (Person)
Description: A person who founded Synnada after the Trojan War


Name: Isaac Oliver (Artist)
Description: An English portrait painter and printmaker


Name: Locality unspecified (Location)
Description: A location within Onsernone valley


Name: Medical uses (Medical_Procedure)
Description: Including surgical implements, implants such as hip balls and sockets (joint replacement) and dental implants.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The largest city in the United States by population.


Name: Realist Orientation (Philosophy)
Description: Scientific approach that assumes objectively existing entities in reality


Name: Two Summer Olympics championships (2008, 2012), Three World Championships (1999, 2011, 2015), Six European Championship (1998, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2014) (Titles)
Description: Various championship titles won by Norway's women's handball national team


Name: parliament control on prerogative (concept)
Description: The ability of the parliament to control the prerogative


Name: Sapphires with a secondary hue of purple (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a secondary hue of purple in addition to the primary blue hue


Name: Carbon dioxide (Compound)
Description: A compound containing carbon and oxygen, primarily present in Earth's atmosphere as a waste product of organisms.


Name: Mica (Phyllosilicate mineral)
Description: A type of T-O-T-stacked phyllosilicate minerals that incorporate aluminium into the tetrahedral sheets


Name: Carbon Neutrality (EnvironmentalGoal)
Description: achieving zero net emissions of carbon dioxide


Name: Hydrofluoric acid mixtures containing either chlorine or nitric acid (Acid mixture)
Description: To form hexafluorosilicates


Name: Chromium and Vanadium (Chemical Elements)
Description: Is colored green by trace amounts of chromium and sometimes vanadium


Name: Minority Regions (Region)
Description: -


Name: Income (Quantity)
Description: The median annual household income


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country located in Northern Europe


Name: American Association for the Advancement of Science (Organization)
Description: Society dedicated to promoting science, engineering, and innovation


Name: Cape Matapan (Location)
Description: A cape on the southern coast of the Mani peninsula, Messenia, Greece.


Name: various airlines (organization)
Description: The airlines that use Schiphol Airport for cargo.


Name: Cutting the block inside the quarry (Process)
Description: The process of cutting the Yule Marble block into manageable pieces


Name: Germaine Greer (Public intellectual)
Description: Australian feminist writer and public figure


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


Name: Zinc dithiocarbamate complexes (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Used as agricultural fungicides such as Zineb, Metiram, Propineb and Ziram


Name: Benito Pérez Galdós (Author)
Description: The major realist writer


Name: Self-healing materials (Specific type of Living Building Materials)
Description: A potential use case for living building materials


Name: Fire (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A rapid oxidation process that releases heat and light


Name: Provincial Election Votes (Action)
Description: The act of casting a vote in a provincial election.


Name: Exhaust Valve Damage (Automobile Part)
Description: Damage to the automotive exhaust valve


Name: Tibetan Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A branch of Buddhism predominantly practiced in Tibet


Name: 2004 HCA cut standards (diamond cut grading standard)
Description: Diamond cut grading standard based on a distance of 40 centimeters


Name: Migmatite (Geological_formation)
Description: A type of igneous rock that has experienced partial fusion during metamorphism.


Name: 18th century continental hunting hangers (sword type)
Description: -


Name: Boric acid (Chemical compound)
Description: A boron oxyacid with the formula H3BO3, a white crystalline solid that dissolves in water to give a weak acid


Name: Sunscreen (Product)
Description: Product that utilizes zinc oxide


Name: Redox Enzymes (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme that catalyzes oxidation-reduction reactions.


Name: Nuclear Halo (Phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon where the nuclei of certain isotopes have neutrons orbiting substantially outside the classical Fermi 'waterdrop' model of the nucleus.


Name: Buddhist Devotion (Religious Practice)
Description: Strong emotional attachment or dedication towards Buddhism and its teachings, including practices like ritual prayer, prostration, offerings, pilgrimage, and chanting.


Name: Dario Argento (Person)
Description: A director who produced erotic Italian thrillers.


Name: describing the curvature of spacetime caused by mass and energy, as well as the motion of celestial bodies under curved conditions (property)
Description: General Relativity is Einstein's theory of gravity that describes the curvature of spacetime caused by mass and energy, as well as the motion of celestial bodies under these curved conditions.


Name: High-speed trains (Transportation)
Description: Trains categorized as Frecciarossa, Frecciargento, and Frecciabianca


Name: Article 130 of the German criminal code (Law)
Description: A law banning incitement of the people in Germany


Name: Constitutional Court (Verfassungsgerichtshof) (Court)
Description: Austrian court with considerable influence on the political system


Name: Ipswich Transport Museum (Museum)
Description: A transport museum located in Ipswich, England.


Name: Consumer Electronic Devices (Class: Consumer goods)
Description: A product or item designed for the general public.


Name: Magenta (Color)
Description: The complement of green in this model


Name: media, education, and certain administrative matters in Algeria (Usage of Language)
Description: The contexts in which French is used in Algeria


Name: Four Policemen (Group)
Description: The foundation of the United Nations Security Council


Name: Charles Fenner (scientist)
Description: One of the first scientists to seriously study Australite.


Name: Geochronology (Science)
Description: The scientific study of past events based on materials remaining from those events


Name: reinforcement-grade boron-containing fiberglass in Asia (Production)
Description: The production of reinforcement-grade boron-containing fiberglass in Asia


Name: Aircraft (Transportation)
Description: Vehicles for air travel


Name: Occupation (Class of Work)
Description: A category of work or job


Name: Byzantine art (Art Movement)
Description: Classical realist tradition persisted in small works


Name: U.S. state of Utah (Geographical Area)
Description: The orange topaz is the state gemstone of Utah


Name: Jupiter and Saturn (Planets)
Description: Two giant planets in our solar system


Name: CNC controls (technology)
Description: Computer Numerical Control systems that control machinery in manufacturing


Name: Petrified Eggs of Snakes (Mythical Object)
Description: Objects believed to protect against certain conditions, according to the legend.


Name: India (Country)
Description: The South Asian nation


Name: Global Economic Governance (Governance)
Description: The system by which the economy of a country or region is controlled


Name: Chinese boron producers (Company)
Description: Boron producing companies in China


Name: Piscataquis County, Maine (administrative division)
Description: One of the counties in Maine, New England


Name: true (BooleanValue)
Description: Whether or not Norway is wealthy (true)


Name: World Health Organization (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization responsible for international public health.


Name: Senate and a Chamber of Representatives. (LegislativeBranch)
Description: Belgium's legislative branches


Name: Ottoman Architecture with European Influence (Architectural Style)
Description: Ottoman architecture style that was influenced by European styles


Name: Blue (Color)
Description: A color perceived by humans with a wavelength between approximately 450 and 495 nanometres


Name: Delta Works (Project)
Description: Large-scale program to protect the Netherlands against future flooding


Name: 3,600 mm (140 in) per year (Quantity)
Description: Highest annual precipitation level in the Alps


Name: Paper, lumber, and wood products (Product)
Description: Industrial output produced in Alabama.


Name: Hohenstaufen emperors (emperor_dynasty)
Description: Dynasty of the Holy Roman Empire during 1138-1254


Name: Colorless Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A diamond in its natural, untreated form


Name: Good-quality black dyes (Color)
Description: High-quality black dyes not known until the middle of the 14th century


Name: Asscher cut diamonds (type of diamond cut)
Description: A square modified emerald cut.


Name: Stalin's policy (Government policy)
Description: the programme of collectivization of agricultural crops


Name: Reverse (Surface)
Description: The reverse, or back surface of the medal


Name: British Museum's collection (collection)
Description: Collection housed in the British Museum


Name: Nazi Wehrmacht (Military Force)
Description: The land-based military branch of Nazi Germany.


Name: Fondue (food)
Description: A meal where a pot is set in the middle of the table for each person to dip into


Name: Wall Street (Street)
Description: A street in Lower Manhattan that is the home to the New York Stock Exchange


Name: 3m symmetry of the crystal lattice (Symmetry property)
Description: The rotational and mirror symmetry properties of the crystal lattice


Name: Commerce (Economic Activity)
Description: Trade involving goods transported via the Danube and the ancient Amber Road.


Name: Methodius (clergyman)
Description: Clergyman who was head of church in Moravia


Name: UK Government (Government)
Description: The government of the United Kingdom


Name: itself (art)
Description: Characteristics unique to Etruscan art


Name: China (Geographical Region)
Description: East Asian sovereign state located in Eastern Asia


Name: Pibo (披帛) or Pei (帔) (Clothing)
Description: A long silk scarf, part of the common women's attire in the Tang dynasty


Name: Mondsee lake (GeographicalLocation)
Description: A lake in Austria


Name: US Government's 2006 Fraud Review (Report)
Description: An investigation into the prevalence and impact of fraud in the United States.


Name: £144bn (Amount)
Description: Estimated amount of business fraud


Name: Pyrope (Mineral)
Description: A garnet species with a distinctive violet to deep purple coloration


Name: Neutralizing Acid (Chemical Process)
Description: Process that converts an acid to a salt and water


Name: Stone Tools (Tool)
Description: Simple implements made from stone used by humans and hominids.


Name: the employment market in North Macedonia (EmploymentMarket)
Description: the Manufacturing sector is a significant part of the employment market in North Macedonia


Name: Revenue generated by Tahitian pearl exports (Economic value)
Description: The money earned from exporting Tahitian pearls.


Name: Granqvist and Buhrman (Scientists)
Description: Granqvist and Buhrman who were involved with the ERATO Project


Name: Mandatory Conscription in Switzerland (Military Practice)
Description: Switzerland has a strong, well-equipped military with mandatory conscription for men lasting 260 days


Name: Trace amounts of titanium (Element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 22


Name: Chola Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A historical dynasty in South India, active from c.850–1250.


Name: EU Membership (Political Event)
Description: The act of joining the European Union


Name: iconic (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is iconic, with its unique blend of culture, energy, and history


Name: Makassan trepangers (Group)
Description: Visiting from present-day Indonesia


Name: Excretion of waste products (Physiological Process)
Description: The removal of unwanted substances from the body.


Name: Carnelian and Sard (mineral)
Description: Comparison in terms of etymology between Onyx, Carnelian, and Sard


Name: No loss of money, property, or legal right (Legal Concept)
Description: There are instances where fraud does not result in any financial or legal harm.


Name: East Suffolk County Hall (Building)
Description: Former County Hall of East Suffolk located near the centre of Ipswich.


Name: Horse racing (Sport)
Description: One of the most popular spectator sports in New Zealand


Name: Lithium-ion batteries (Electrochemical devices)
Description: Lithium-ion batteries


Name: Recrystallization (Geological Process)
Description: The formation of new crystals in a solid material as the old ones are destroyed


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic and one of the most populous countries in the world


Name: wireless telegraph station (Station)
Description: -


Name: 19th century (Time)
Description: A century spanning from 1801 to 1900


Name: Barranquilla (City)
Description: A city on the Caribbean coast of Colombia


Name: Women (Gender)
Description: Performers of the dance


Name: Belgium's judicial system (Legal System)
Description: Based on civil law and originates from the Napoleonic code.


Name: Cold War (Geopolitical Event)
Description: Geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and the Soviet Union that dominated world affairs from 1947 to 1991


Name: Dost Mohammad Khan's rival brothers (Person)
Description: The Emir's own brothers in Kandahar


Name: Sophia Loren (Person)
Description: An actress who achieved international stardom.


Name: Ippolito Desideri (Person)
Description: An Italian Jesuit missionary and explorer


Name: Roman Virtue and Cultural Values (Social Value)
Description: Ideals or qualities considered important in Roman society


Name: Concrete Production (Industry)
Description: Modern technology has allowed the development of new human-made rocks and rock-like substances, such as concrete


Name: Austrian Schilling (Currency)
Description: the currency of Austria introduced in 1925


Name: London Heathrow Airport (Airport)
Description: An international airport located west of London


Name: λίθος (líthos) (Ancient Greek Name)
Description: The ancient greek name of the chemical element Lithium


Name: GVA (UK) (Economic Metric)
Description: The Gross Value Added of the United Kingdom


Name: LaGuardia Airport (Airport)
Description: Another busy airport in the New York metropolitan area.


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The taxonomic group consisting of humans and their extinct hominid ancestors.


Name: Neodymium Alloys (chemical compound)
Description: Compounds containing neodymium and iron


Name: Poland, eastern Europe, the near east and North Africa (Region)
Description: Regions where the best quality gall-nuts were sourced


Name: high physician density (statistical data)
Description: one of the highest among OECD countries


Name: Global Trading System (System)
Description: A trading system fueled primarily by precious metals.


Name: Magdalenian carvings (Prehistoric sculptures)
Description: A group of prehistoric sculptures


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


Name: Asterism (Moving-star pattern in a mineral)
Description: Results from tiny mineral inclusions, minute tubes, or nannovoids oriented with the crystallographic directions of the mineral


Name: Quality of Life (Lifestyle)
Description: The lifestyle and quality of life in Spain, including its status as a developed country.


Name: Speakers/Authors of English (Group)
Description: A group that includes speakers and authors of English


Name: Mylonite (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of rock that forms through crystal plastic deformation


Name: Niger (Roman term for black)
Description: Ancient Roman term for a brilliant, saturated black color


Name: 24K gold (Material)
Description: A soft, malleable metal used in jewelry design


Name: 1998 (Time)
Description: Year when the price of lithium metal was about 95 USD/kg


Name: philosophy (Academic subject)
Description: Study of general and fundamental questions about existence, reality, knowledge, values, reasons, and logic


Name: Taiwanese cultural identity (Culture)
Description: The collective identity of the people of Taiwan, influenced by both Taiwanese and Chinese culture


Name: Pigment (Material Classification)
Description: A substance that imparts a color to an object, used in paints, printing ink, and cosmetics.


Name: Scots Law (Legal System)
Description: The legal system of Scotland


Name: [First Stage, Second Stage] (Time Period)
Description: The two main stages in the industrial production of iron or steel


Name: King William I (person)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1840


Name: Particulate (Concept)
Description: Anything that is composed of particles


Name: Cap (Artifact)
Description: An item that was originally kept in place by the oorijzer.


Name: Senate (Institution)
Description: The upper house of the Spanish parliament


Name: Most moldavites (Subset of Moldavites)
Description: The majority of moldavites found


Name: 160,000 French citizens (People)
Description: Citizens of France during World War II


Name: Nuclear Energy Production (Process)
Description: Resource shortage affects nuclear energy production, particularly in the case of lithium-7


Name: the distant resources of an empire (economic resource)
Description: Resources that were distant but accessible due to the empire.


Name: 1,517 ships (including non-Greek fleets) (Maritime Fleet)
Description: 5% of the world's tonnage


Name: Size variations in Lake Superior Agate (physical property)
Description: The variations in size of the gemstone


Name: Lincoln's birth and death (Event)
Description: Significant occurrences in Lincoln's life


Name: Fe–O complexes (Iron complex)
Description: Fe-O complexes showing intense colors and used as tests for phenols or enols


Name: Gold coins (Currency)
Description: The gold coins discovered near Yavne, Israel and dating back to the late 9th century


Name: number of international tourists in NYC (Value)
Description: The actual number of international tourists visiting the city each year


Name: Customs (Tradition)
Description: Each sub-region has its own unique customs


Name: Ait Benhaddou (Building)
Description: Famous ksour (fortified village) in Morocco


Name: Jimi Hendrix (Person)
Description: An American singer, songwriter, and guitarist remembered as one of the most influential electric guitarists in the history of rock music.


Name: Shape of Mitome-in (Shape)
Description: Various shapes that a Mitome-in can have


Name: Mineral Extraction (industrial process)
Description: The process of extracting valuable materials, such as lithium, from the earth


Name: Scotland (Country Subdivision)
Description: A country subdivision of the United Kingdom


Name: Region (GeographicalArea)
Description: The region suggested for autonomous status is not explicitly mentioned in the text, but can be inferred as 'Western Sahara' based on context.


Name: Religious Minorities (Group)
Description: Groups of people in Afghanistan who are religious minorities, including Sikhs, Hindus, and Christians


Name: 1930s English Suit Style (fashion)
Description: The fashion trend in men's suit style during the 1930s


Name: Baryon (particle)
Description: A type of hadron made up of three quarks, being the building blocks of matter in the universe.


Name: Drepanaspis (Animal)
Description: A flat, agnathan jawless fish notable for its upwards-facing mouth


Name: Aztec Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of the Aztecs


Name: Conventions (Social Phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Texts (Body_of_writings)
Description: The collection of texts in the Tibetan canon claimed to have been spoken by the Buddha


Name: The Left-Wing Political Movements Gained Prominence (Event)
Description: The event that occurred during the 1960s


Name: Uranium (Metal)
Description: Chemical element used as fuel for nuclear power plants


Name: Tolerances (in imperial system) (Standard)
Description: A measure of the permissible deviation from a specified dimension or condition in imperial system


Name: Norway's best ski resorts (TouristAttraction)
Description: A popular ski resort in Norway


Name: Mount Pentelicus (PhysicalLocation)
Description: A mountain in Attica, Greece


Name: Capetian dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The dynasty that descended from Hugh Capet


Name: Aldehyde (Material)
Description: An organic compound that contains a carbonyl group (-CHO) attached to a carbon atom in an alkane, alkene, or alkyne.


Name: English language (Language)
Description: A Germanic language spoken in the United Kingdom and other countries


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: Deliberate addition of certain specific impurities (Gemstone Treatment Process)
Description: Process that combines heat-treatment with the addition of impurities


Name: Economic challenges (Challenge)
Description: current economic challenges


Name: Infinite Series (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A sum of an infinite number of terms


Name: various shapes (shape)
Description: Includes round, semi-round, button, circle, oval, teardrop, semi-baroque and baroque.


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


Name: Texas (State)
Description: The second most populous state in the United States, located in the south central region of the country.


Name: England (location)
Description: A geographical area where the character made its first appearance


Name: IberiaConecta (Company)
Description: A Spanish bus company


Name: Aztec religious sculpture (Style of Aztec art)
Description: The style used in religious sculpture of the Aztecs


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


Name: Excess sodium (Quantity)
Description: In the soil or cytoplasm


Name: Various tools and techniques (Methods for creating art)
Description: Different methods used to create drawings, such as pencils, charcoal, or digital tools


Name: Global Economic Policies (Economic Policy)
Description: A plan or strategy implemented by a government to manage an economy


Name: nationalist and separatist tendencies (political_movement)
Description: a desire for self-governance or independence, often along ethnic lines


Name: Graves (Archaeological site)
Description: Places where these ceramics were discovered


Name: Titanium(III) oxide (CompoundClass)
Description: A reduced form of titanium dioxide


Name: Pure Metallic Titanium (Material)
Description: The first pure metallic titanium, prepared in 1910.


Name: Structural support for the body (function of bones)
Description: -


Name: Ottoman law (Law)
Description: A law requiring all ships entering the Red Sea to put in at Mocha and pay duty on their cargoes


Name: Martin Lindstrom (Person)
Description: Author who used the term Kulturbrille in his work.


Name: 45 (Number)
Description: Number of civil airports in Italy


Name: Samkhya School (School of Hinduism)
Description: One of the six major schools of Hindu philosophy.


Name: The Blue Rider (Der Blaue Reiter) school (art group)
Description: German artistic movement


Name: Blueschist facies (Geological Condition)
Description: The conditions required to metamorphose basalt to form blueschist.


Name: Francisco de Paula Santander (Person)
Description: A South American military and political leader during the 19th century.


Name: Wall Street (Location)
Description: Financial district in Manhattan, New York City


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in the world, officially known as the People's Republic of China


Name: Northern nomads in China (ethnic group)
Description: nomadic peoples from the northern regions of China


Name: Native American Origin (Origin)
Description: Including several places in the state


Name: In Alabama (Location)
Description: The geographical location where they exist.


Name: potent and auspicious powers (abstract_concept)
Description: powers associated with Chinese dragons, such as control over water, rainfall, hurricane, and floods


Name: Spanish state (Political Entity)
Description: The democratic nation of Spain


Name: Arrests and Jail Sentences (Legal Action)
Description: Punitive actions taken by the National Police of Colombia


Name: Russian Revolution (1917) (event)
Description: A pair of revolutions in Russia in 1917 which dismantled the Tsarist autocracy and led to the rise of the Soviet Union


Name: Cultural Revolution (historical event)
Description: A revolutionary movement in China initiated by Mao Zedong that lasted from 1966 to 1976


Name: - (-)
Description: Applications involving light production


Name: Term deposits (Deposits)
Description: A deposit with a fixed term, typically higher interest rates than current accounts.


Name: Efficacy testing for product claims (Test Type)
Description: Efficacy testing helps to demonstrate that a cosmetic product performs as claimed, and meets user expectations


Name: Industrial construction (Field of construction)
Description: Construction with clays, silica sand, and stone


Name: World Cup of 2019, European Championship of 2017 (Event)
Description: The events achieved by the Netherlands women's national football team


Name: Neutron activation (nuclear physics process)
Description: The process in which an atomic nucleus absorbs a neutron and becomes radioactive


Name: Khotan in the Western Chinese province of Xinjiang, Lantian, Shaanxi (Location)
Description: The regions where most used jade deposits are found


Name: Sword and Hilt (Military Equipment)
Description: Swords and hilts used for decorative purposes


Name: Europe and the courts of Italy and Spain (Geographical Region and Cultural Institutions)
Description: The area in Europe where black became a fashionable color for men during the 17th century.


Name: The coldest place in Italy where the climate is verifiable (Geographical classification)
Description: Plateau Rosa is the coldest place in Italy where the climate is verifiable.


Name: Post-war population transfers (Event)
Description: Migration of populations, often forced, following a war


Name: Single-crystal sapphire wafers (Mineral)
Description: Wafers of single crystal sapphire used in various applications


Name: Diamond Mines in Russia (Geographical Feature)
Description: The diamond mines located in Russia, particularly in Yakutia territory


Name: Apollo of Veii (Artwork)
Description: Large Etruscan statue of Apollo


Name: Big Bang Theory (cosmological theory)
Description: The prevailing cosmological model describing the creation of the universe as a singularity that expanded rapidly and cooled to form atoms, stars, galaxies, and other large-scale structures.


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


Name: Religious Affiliation (SingularNoun)
Description: The identification with or membership in a particular religious group or faith


Name: [North, South] (Geographical Region)
Description: The two main regions of the Kingdom of the Netherlands


Name: the mid-19th century (time_period)
Description: -


Name: Primary Color (Classification in Art)
Description: A color used as one of the fundamental colors from which other colors can be mixed.


Name: Jean de Hautecloque (Person)
Description: French Resident General in Tunisia


Name: Qing Prince Dorgon (person)
Description: A Manchu prince who was the head of the Qing government during the reign of Emperor Shunzhi.


Name: Circular Economy (Economic System)
Description: An economic system designed for sustainability, minimizing the extraction of natural resources and generation of wastes.


Name: Fluorinated ethylene propylene (Compound)
Description: A derivative of PTFE that replaces some fluorine atoms with trifluoromethyl groups.


Name: Teotihuacan (archaeological site)
Description: The location where the first Aztec murals were from


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


Name: Saadian Tombs (Historical Site)
Description: A historical site in Marrakech, Morocco.


Name: Adult Male Gorillas (Animal Species)
Description: Males of the gorilla species that reach adulthood.


Name: Han Period (Historical Era)
Description: A period of time in Chinese history


Name: diverse_and_inclusive (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that values and celebrates diversity and inclusivity


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


Name: Zervreilasee (Reservoir)
Description: A reservoir in Vals, Switzerland


Name: Congress of Vienna (1814–1815) (event)
Description: A conference of ambassadors of European states chaired by Klemens von Metternich, with the participation of the Holy Alliance, to settle issues in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars


Name: Tae kwon do judges (Individuals)
Description: Judges who favor red protective gear over blue


Name: Republic of Genoa (Political Entity)
Description: Italian maritime republic


Name: 195Au (Isotope)
Description: One of the radioisotopes of Gold


Name: Wieland, F. (Author)
Description: An author who wrote a dissertation on pseudotachylyte and related breccias.


Name: The Red River (river)
Description: Geographical feature within the Taihang Mountains


Name: unknown percentage of total exports in 2017-18 (Percentage)
Description: -


Name: Tetravalent Manganese (Chemical State)
Description: State of manganese with a charge of +4


Name: 5 May 1986 (Date)
Description: The date when the city of Chernobyl was evacuated


Name: Laufach, Waldaschaff, Schafsteg, Höllhammer, Lichtenau and Wintersbach (Location)
Description: Towns where the Eisenhammer were established


Name: Chios (island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea belonging to Greece


Name: Communist Party (Political party)
Description: A Communist party in Czechoslovakia


Name: technical quality in the production of jade products (aspect of craftsmanship)
Description: Serves as a reliable source when examining the pinnacle of jade crafting during the Neolithic period.


Name: Boron (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5.


Name: Motor vehicle (Product)
Description: Product manufactured by the United States


Name: notion of infinity (Mathematical concept)
Description: The idea that there are infinite quantities or possibilities


Name: 20th Century Architecture (Architectural Era)
Description: The architecture that was predominant during the 20th century


Name: Naxos (island) (Island)
Description: Greek island


Name: 1991 (year)
Description: Dissolved in 1991


Name: Proteins (Molecule)
Description: Complex organic compounds that are essential for the proper functioning of all known cells and are traditionally considered to be the principal components of the tissues in all living organisms


Name: Filippo Brunelleschi (Person)
Description: Italian architect and sculptor


Name: Maggia (municipality) (Location)
Description: A municipality in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland


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


Name: Work (Goldsmith's work)
Description: Gold solder must match the purity of the work it is joining


Name: Insulin and energy substrate metabolism (Process)
Description: The biochemical reactions that break down food substances to produce energy.


Name: Brazilian Senate (government_body)
Description: A legislative branch of the Brazilian government


Name: Ductility (Physical Property)
Description: A trade-off to increase the strength of steel


Name: Pelitic Metamorphic Rocks (mica schist) (Geological Formation)
Description: -


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman's mother (Person)
Description: Mother of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Pyrrhotite-4C (Polytype of Pyrrhotite)
Description: Fe7S8


Name: Peahen's choice of males (Behavior)
Description: The decision-making process of a peahen during mate selection


Name: Mallorca Island (Location)
Description: An island in the Balearic Islands of Spain


Name: Conning & Company (Insurance Company)
Description: Another insurance company based in Hartford


Name: Index Fossils (Geological tool)
Description: Fossils used to define and identify geologic periods


Name: Atom (Physical entity)
Description: The physical entity that these particles are constituents of


Name: Sioux Quartzite (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A Proterozoic quartzite found in the upper midwestern and southwestern United States


Name: City-state of Paros (Ancient Greek City-State)
Description: An ancient city-state located on the island.


Name: Limestone mining (Economic Activity)
Description: Economic activity related to limestone extraction


Name: Subsequent Mahāyāna philosophy in Tibetan Buddhism and East Asian Buddhism (Philosophical Ideas)
Description: Ideas that developed from Indian Buddhist thoughts.


Name: Foreign Residents (People Group)
Description: Non-citizens residing in the municipality.


Name: George Seferis and Odysseas Elytis (Author)
Description: two Greek authors who have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature


Name: Goals (Abstract)
Description: Aspirations and objectives of the national community


Name: innovative ceramics (craft)
Description: Craft produced during the Renaissance period.


Name: Ancient Egypt (Geographical Area)
Description: White was connected with the goddess Isis in ancient Egypt


Name: Hill (Landform)
Description: A landform that extends above the surrounding terrain, often having a distinct summit.


Name: Shamanistic religion (religion)
Description: Traditional religious practices of the Sámi people


Name: 10 cm (4 in) (length)
Description: A specific land height decline in the action plan


Name: Manto ore deposits (Geological feature)
Description: A type of ore deposit that forms a lens-shaped body, typically within the earth's crust.


Name: Sukhothai Kingdom (Thailand) (Kingdom)
Description: A historical kingdom located in Thailand


Name: Assets (Financial Asset)
Description: Total assets of the largest 1,000 banks in the world


Name: 6,062 official mineral species (specific minerals)
Description: as of July 2024


Name: the high-speed railway line to Marrakesh (RailwaySystem)
Description: Extension of the high-speed rail network


Name: Fenite (Metasomatic Alteration)
Description: A metasomatic alteration associated with carbonatite intrusions and rare advanced carbon dioxide alteration of felsic and mafic rocks.


Name: Unakite and Australian Dragon Bloodstone (mixed-rock ornamental stones)
Description: Mixed rock ornamental stones


Name: Boron Carbide (Compound)
Description: A compound with relatively low density and high neutron absorption cross-section


Name: Environment (Natural Resource)
Description: The natural world, or a part of it, as opposed to the built or man-made environment


Name: Pure Diamond (Material)
Description: A pure form of diamond without any impurities


Name: Scandinavian Languages (Language)
Description: A family of Germanic languages originating in Scandinavia and spoken primarily in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden


Name: Earth's crust (from surface to 25 km) (Geographical_region)
Description: The layer of the planet Earth that lies from the surface to 25 kilometers (15 miles) down.


Name: Charles V (Person)
Description: Habsburg Emperor who was heir of the Burgundians and ruled over much of Europe


Name: Largest recorded Enhydro agate (Geological Specimen)
Description: A specific instance of a large Enhydro agate.


Name: Schengen treaty (Treaty)
Description: The Schengen Area is a region consisting of 26 European countries that have abolished internal border controls among themselves.


Name: Duchy (Political entity)
Description: Highest rank of a territorial division in the Holy Roman Empire


Name: Earth's crust (geological_layer)
Description: the outer solid layer of the Earth


Name: Ridley Scott (Person)
Description: An English film director, producer, and writer


Name: University of Suffolk (Educational Institution)
Description: An educational institution located in Ipswich


Name: Chott el Djerid (Geographical Feature)
Description: The lowest point in Tunisia at 17 meters below sea level


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: Sovereign state in Oceania


Name: Romanticism (Literary movement)
Description: A literary movement characterized by emotion, individualism, and the supernatural.


Name: uranium fission (nuclear reaction)
Description: The Little Boy nuclear weapon relied on uranium fission


Name: 3 room apartment (Type_of_apartment)
Description: The most common apartment size in the municipality.


Name: Industrial Fluorocarbon Production (Process)
Description: The production of fluorocarbons, a class of chemical compounds.


Name: 2013 (Year)
Description: in terms of imports and exports


Name: True (Boolean Value)
Description: A value indicating the presence (true) or absence (false) of a particular condition.


Name: Gyroscopic compasses (Navigation system)
Description: A navigation device that uses the rotation of a spinning wheel to maintain orientation


Name: Filigree (Art form)
Description: Art form metaphorically used in various contexts


Name: the Dead Sea (Sea)
Description: Nearby geographical location


Name: Rastislav (Historical Figure)
Description: Duke of Great Moravia from 846 to 870


Name: Romans wore white togas as symbols of citizenship (Action)
Description: -


Name: Lascaux and Font-de-Gaume (Cave)
Description: Notable prehistoric caves in Dordogne.


Name: Listwanite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Southeasternmost Portions of Morocco (Geographical Feature)
Description: The very hot, southernmost regions of Morocco


Name: cocket (Historical artifact)
Description: A custom house seal or certified document in old English law


Name: being one grain in a polycrystalline solid (physical state)
Description: Being part of a larger mass made up of many crystals.


Name: The Taipei 101 tower (Building)
Description: A skyscraper located in Taipei, Taiwan, once the tallest building in the world


Name: low silica content, dense structure, and dark color (Property)
Description: Properties that define basalt as a type of volcanic rock


Name: Byzantine churches (Building)
Description: Churches in the Mani Peninsula that were converted to Christian churches


Name: Aragonite (Mineral)
Description: One of the forms that calcium carbonate can take


Name: The federal government (political entity)
Description: The national government of the United States


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the life, teachings, and writings of Jesus Christ


Name: 42 types of vines (Species)
Description: Varieties of grapes grown in the vineyards


Name: More than 475,000 uninsured city residents (Residents)
Description: Individuals living in the city without health insurance.


Name: Historical Significance of U.S. States (Historical Event)
Description: The historical significance of the states of the United States


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion originating from India


Name: Radon Exposure (exposure event)
Description: the coming into contact with the radioactive gas radon


Name: 50 mg of gold (Material)
Description: Typical cell phones contain about 50 milligrams of gold.


Name: Potassium superoxide (Compound)
Description: A pressure-sensitive explosive that forms on the surface of potassium metal


Name: Taiwanese independence or autonomy (political ideology)
Description: During Chen Shui-bian's presidency


Name: Separate phase (Chemical Compound)
Description: A distinct portion of a mixture that has its own chemical properties


Name: West Netherlands (Geographical region)
Description: Region in the Netherlands primarily composed of the Rhine-Meuse river estuary


Name: Crown Facets at an Angle of Incidence (event)
Description: The event that occurs when the light exiting the stone meets the crown facets


Name: Similaun glacier (Geographical Feature)
Description: The location where Ötzi was discovered


Name: Turkoman (ethnicity)
Description: Another name by which Oghuz Turks were referred to.


Name: Dyckman and 207th Streets (Location)
Description: The location where the IND Eighth Avenue Line reached.


Name: International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM) (Organization)
Description: An international organization maintaining the standards for measurements


Name: European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) (Organization)
Description: European Union agency that provides independent scientific advice and assists the European Commission, EU risk managers and the EU Member States in the evaluation and safety of food and feed, animal health and plant health matters.


Name: Municipalities (PoliticalSubdivision)
Description: Local administrative divisions within Brazil


Name: Antiquity (concept)
Description: Idea of ancient times


Name: wavelength of Er:YAG laser (Physical property)
Description: The wavelength of the Er:YAG laser emission


Name: air pollution (impact)
Description: Air pollution due to dust and other particles generated during topaz mining activities


Name: Geographical variety (Regional aspect)
Description: Refers to the influence of different regions on Chinese cuisine


Name: Cross Foxes (Animals)
Description: Cross morphs of the red fox.


Name: Matara (or Matura), Sri Lanka (Location)
Description: A region in Sri Lanka where the so-called Matura diamonds, decolorized zircons, were formerly sent from.


Name: city of Chalco (location)
Description: A city that refused to provide laborers for the enlargement of the Great Temple of Tenochtitlan.


Name: Rouault, Stanley Spencer (artist)
Description: Christian artists included in the historical canon


Name: [Climate Change](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change) (Environmental Issue)
Description: Long-term alteration in weather patterns


Name: translations from French to other languages (Translation)
Description: Translations of the name Côte d'Ivoire in languages other than French


Name: High-resolution images of astronomical objects at high magnifications (Image quality)
Description: High-quality images of celestial bodies at high magnification


Name: Welders and fabricators (Profession)
Description: Individuals who work with welding and fabrication.


Name: Modernism (Cultural movement)
Description: The cultural tendency and associated movements that arose from changes in Western society.


Name: Adsorption and ion exchange applications (Application)
Description: The common uses of Zeolites.


Name: Grey Panthers (Political Party)
Description: A political party using grey as a color


Name: Domestic and international institutions (InstitutionGroup)
Description: Groups of organizations within Switzerland and internationally


Name: Koxinga (Zheng Chenggong) (Person)
Description: Chinese military strategist and pirate who led a rebellion against the Manchu conquest of China


Name: Hoori's fishhook (Artifact)
Description: The lost fishhook returned to Hoori by Ryūjin


Name: Crana (Squadra)
Description: The Squadra that Comologno belonged to during the Ancien Régime.


Name: Biodiversity (Biological Diversity)
Description: Includes various species of animals and plants


Name: Archibald Campbell, 9th Earl of Argyll (Person)
Description: A nobleman during the Scottish Reformation


Name: Tail of Canine (Part_of_animal)
Description: A part of the canine used for communication.


Name: Hungarians (tribe)
Description: A nomadic Turkic tribe that conquered the Carpathian Basin in the 9th century


Name: Mauveine (Synthetic dye)
Description: The first synthetic organic chemical dye, discovered serendipitously in 1856


Name: Borobudur (Monument)
Description: An 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist temple in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia.


Name: 23.1% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Protestants in Germany's population


Name: Halides and Pseudohalides (Compounds)
Description: Inorganic compounds containing a halogen and a metal


Name: Federal level (Government level)
Description: The highest level of government in Switzerland


Name: 6th Century BC (Time Period)
Description: Starting from the 6th century BC, the marble was exported


Name: Diamond (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: An allotrope of carbon that forms at very high pressure in the mantle


Name: Aluminum Alloys (Alloy)
Description: A class of metals that are made by melting and mixing aluminum with other substances


Name: More than 70 community-based primary care sites (Primary Care Sites)
Description: Facilities serving primarily the city's poor and working-class residents.


Name: Pashtuns (Ethnic Group)
Description: The largest ethnic group in Afghanistan.


Name: Darius I of Persia (Person)
Description: An ancient Persian king


Name: the shape and smoothness of the flat faces (or facets) (physical property)
Description: The development of flat, smooth surfaces on the crystal.


Name: Thermal baths and Tomül pass (Location)
Description: Locations with archeological finds from the Bronze Age


Name: 4,274 metres (14,022 ft) (Height)
Description: its height in meters and feet


Name: Minoan Civilization (Culture)
Description: An ancient civilization located on the island of Crete


Name: Japan (country)
Description: Japan is an island country located in East Asia


Name: High-performance bearings (Mechanical component)
Description: Used in high-performance bearings


Name: Armorican Massif (Geographical Feature)
Description: A massif located in northwestern France


Name: Transfinite numbers (Mathematical concept)
Description: Numbers used to represent infinite cardinality and ordinality


Name: Six different tribes of Israel (Tribe)
Description: One of the twelve major divisions of the ancient Hebrew people.


Name: Unique tantric techniques (Meditation Methods)
Description: Considered more effective than non-tantric meditations in Tibetan Buddhism


Name: industry, commerce, and communication (Fields)
Description: The fields where New York City became a world center during the first half of the 20th century.


Name: Byzantine historian Niketas Choniates (historian)
Description: near Meteora


Name: 25th (for container traffic in the nation during 2011) (Ranking)
Description: -


Name: Four finest gems of the period (Artifact)
Description: Gems that are considered the finest of their time.


Name: Mongolia (Country)
Description: a landlocked nation in East Asia


Name: Lower-income citizens in Taiwan (Group of people)
Description: Residents of Taiwan with low income.


Name: Alleghany County (County)
Description: A county located in the U.S. state of North Carolina


Name: Leash set (Accessory)
Description: A leash set used to accessorize the giant Madagascar hissing cockroaches.


Name: Magenta (on computer screen) (Color)
Description: A color created by combining red and blue light on a computer screen.


Name: Calcite or rhodochrosite cleavage (Property)
Description: A type of cleavage that occurs in three directions, not at 90°, termed rhombohedral cleavage


Name: 24-hour convenience stores in Taiwan (Retail store)
Description: Stores providing various services and goods


Name: One or Two Floors (Physical Attribute)
Description: A feature of Minoan villas during the 2nd millennium BC


Name: European Economic Area (EEA) agreement (Agreement)
Description: An agreement between the EU and EFTA countries that establishes a single market


Name: Sámi Administrative Linguistic Area (Forvaltningsområdet for samisk språk) (Geographic Region)
Description: Area in Northern Norway where Sámi is a co-official language


Name: Pietro Zeno and his wife (Person)
Description: Daughter of Nicholas III Crispo and wife of Pietro Zeno


Name: Conservative Party (Tory Party or Tories) (political party)
Description: one of the two dominant political parties in the UK since the 1920s


Name: Fernando de Alva Ixtlilxochitl (Person)
Description: Texcocan nobleman and writer


Name: La Défense (Location)
Description: France's largest financial district, where a significant number of skyscrapers are located.


Name: obtaining complete evaporation (Condition)
Description: Requirement for obtaining complete evaporation


Name: Surface Area of Sphere (Mathematical Formula)
Description: A mathematical formula that calculates the surface area of a sphere


Name: Charles Mackintosh (Person)
Description: A Scottish chemist who developed waterproof fabric and contributed to the field of electrochemistry.


Name: Voters of Afghanistan (electorate)
Description: The people with the right to vote in elections in Afghanistan


Name: St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (orchestra)
Description: another of the major orchestras in Missouri


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in north-western Europe


Name: Mountainous Areas (600 meters or more) (Geographical Region)
Description: The UK government's Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 defined mountainous areas as areas above 600 meters for the purposes of open access legislation.


Name: space missions (Scientific exploration method)
Description: Method of transporting asteroid rocks to Earth


Name: the origins of electronic music sub-genres such as drum and bass and trip hop (Music Genre)
Description: Sub-genres of electronic music originating from London


Name: Culture (Idea or Concept)
Description: A complex set of behaviors, ideas, and traditions shared by a particular group of people


Name: Kore (Ancient Greek sculpture)
Description: The clothed female equivalent of the Kouros


Name: Philipse Manor Hall (Building)
Description: A building in Getty Square, Yonkers


Name: Tech:NYC (Organization)
Description: A non-profit organization representing New York City's technology industry


Name: Rubble (Geological Material)
Description: Loose rock particles of similar size but angular in shape


Name: High magnetic coercivity values (Physical property)
Description: The high coercivity values ranging from 289 to 5,027 oersteds (23–400 kA/m)


Name: U.S. Marine Corps (Military force)
Description: A branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for conducting amphibious operations.


Name: Single Crystal Cylindrical Boule (Shape)
Description: A shape that yttrium aluminium garnet grows into


Name: Peridot (gemstone)
Description: A gemstone that is composed of the mineral olivine.


Name: Paros National Archaeological Museum (Museum)
Description: -


Name: 23.4% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of the workforce that are females.


Name: Architecture during the period of conquest and colonization (architectural style)
Description: architectural style mainly derived from adapting European styles to local conditions, with a significant Spanish influence


Name: Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF) of Taiwan (Non-governmental organization)
Description: Non-governmental organization founded in 1991 for exchange with PRC


Name: Vitruvius (architect or engineer)
Description: Roman Architect and Engineer


Name: Hoopstad (Town)
Description: A town 55 km north-west of Bultfontein


Name: Sea urchins (Echinoderm)
Description: A type of echinoderm characterized by having a spiny, globular test and typically living on the ocean floor.


Name: Merchant vessels (Vessel type)
Description: The Barbary pirates targeted merchant vessels for plunder.


Name: José Sanjurjo (Person)
Description: A Spanish general who led a failed coup d'état in 1932


Name: Pan-Green Coalition (political coalition)
Description: During Chen Shui-bian's presidency


Name: Shocked Rocks (Impactite Component)
Description: Rocks transformed by shock metamorphism caused by the impact


Name: Confluence of the rivers Morava and Danube (Geographical Feature)
Description: The place where the rivers Morava and Danube meet.


Name: Convection Process (Geological Process)
Description: Process causing the lithospheric plates to move slowly


Name: Higher Education in France (Education Level)
Description: The highest level of education in France


Name: 165,000 applications (Number of Applications)
Description: The number of applications received in 2021


Name: 1,200,000 km (750,000 mi) (Distance)
Description: The distance from Vesta when Dawn acquired its first targeting image


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A country where fluorite specimens with high fluorescence are found


Name: Southern Half of Brazil (Geographical Region)
Description: Half of the territory located south of the country


Name: Oil (Resource)
Description: Petroleum extracted from the North Sea and Barents Sea


Name: Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan (Person)
Description: Umayyad Caliph who ruled the Umayyad Caliphate from 685 to 705


Name: Seal (seal)
Description: The actual seal which these items are considered to be the legal equivalent of


Name: Possible Soviet Union communist expansion in North Africa (Political ideology)
Description: The potential spread of Soviet Union communism that the US government was concerned about.


Name: Un-heated natural stones (Mineral)
Description: Natural sapphires that have not been subjected to any heating or treatment.


Name: Outer parts of the asteroid belt (Solar_System_location_class)
Description: Region in the asteroid belt where these asteroids are relatively preponderant


Name: White movement (Political Movement)
Description: Opposition that formed against the Bolsheviks during the Russian Civil War.


Name: Middle Minoan Period Art (Art Style)
Description: Characterized by naturalistic designs such as fish, squid, birds and lilies


Name: Oxide Passivation Layer (Chemical Compound)
Description: A thin layer that forms on the surface of beryllium at room temperature, preventing further reactions with air.


Name: Jewellery (Object)
Description: Personal adornment made of various materials


Name: Different tree species (Organisms)
Description: The source of the minerals found in wood ashes


Name: Tlaltecutli or Coatlicue (deity)
Description: Female earth deity


Name: First-stage factory (Business)
Description: A business responsible for cleaning and sorting freshwater pearls


Name: Violet (Color)
Description: Occasional secondary color in Brazilian Imperial Topaz


Name: new mandatory health professional registry (government initiatives)
Description: established in 2018


Name: Green Line (Light Rail Line)
Description: The second most-used light rail line in the United States operated by the MBTA


Name: Early Renaissance Italy (Time Period)
Description: Period where interest had revived in gems


Name: 12th in international tourist arrivals (Ranking)
Description: In 2007, Austria ranked 12th with 20.8 million tourists


Name: Disney's Mulan (media)
Description: A media work produced by Disney featuring the character Mulan


Name: Dried clay (Substance)
Description: Clay that has been dried, typically into a hard material


Name: his reign (time period)
Description: The time period during which Emperor Kangxi reigned as the emperor of the Qing dynasty.


Name: Village music, Ritual music, Music performed by professional musicians (Berber Folk Music)
Description: Different types of Berber folk music


Name: Extensive Bombing of Leipzig in 1944 (Event)
Description: Bombing event that destroyed roughly half the world's engraved music plates


Name: Metamorphic processes (Geological process)
Description: A series of processes that cause existing rock to change its physical or chemical properties.


Name: 2004 typhoon season (Weather event)
Description: The 2004 typhoon season in Japan


Name: High Country Council of Governments (regional_council)
Description: a regional council the county is a member of


Name: Meteoroid (astronomical object)
Description: A small piece of debris moving in space, often a meteorite before entering Earth's atmosphere.


Name: American special operations groups (Military Group)
Description: Groups stationed in the Philippines during Japanese occupation


Name: Toxic Gases (Gas)
Description: Gases produced when burned waste containing metals


Name: Statistical Yearbook 2023 (Publication)
Description: A statistical publication by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations


Name: Economic analysis (Field of study)
Description: Study focused on the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services


Name: A9 motorway and Simplon Railway (Transportation)
Description: A highway and a railway system


Name: Kimberley Process (Organization)
Description: An international certification system aimed at preventing the trade in conflict diamonds


Name: SEC (Government agency)
Description: Securities and Exchange Commission


Name: Campillos (City)
Description: A town in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Hagia Sophia ambo in Thessaloniki (Architectural element)
Description: A green marble ambo from Hagia Sophia, Thessaloniki


Name: The Ministry for the Development of the Negev and Galilee (Government Ministry)
Description: A government body responsible for the development of the Negev and Galilee regions in Israel


Name: Bronisława Skłodowska (Person)
Description: Marie Curie's mother


Name: Disabled and low-income households (Groups of people)
Description: Specific groups with reduced co-pays in NHI.


Name: Grains (in Steel) (Structural Feature)
Description: The small crystalline regions within a piece of steel


Name: Ductility of copper (Material property)
Description: The ability of copper to be deformed without breaking, allowing it to be shaped and formed into various products.


Name: Sidewinder (Type of pocket watch)
Description: A watch movement intended for a hunting case with an open-faced case.


Name: FIFA World Cup Trophy (Trophy)
Description: An award presented to the winner of the FIFA World Cup tournament


Name: Norwegian (Language)
Description: Main national language of Norway with two forms: Bokmål and Nynorsk


Name: Madinat al-Zahra (City)
Description: The palace city built for Caliph Alhakim


Name: 21st most environmentally conscious country (Ranking)
Description: Based on Environmental Performance Index.


Name: 1634 (Year)
Description: The year the castle burned down


Name: Trieste towards Duino and Barcola (Geographical Location)
Description: The southeastern part of the Alps ends on the Adriatic Sea


Name: Policies of glasnost and perestroika (Policy)
Description: Attempt to end economic stagnation and democratize the government


Name: Applications of Green Lasers (Application)
Description: Including pointing, illumination, surgery, laser light shows, spectroscopy, interferometry, fluorescence, holography, machine vision, non-lethal weapons, and bird control


Name: #2 Quarry (Marble Quarry)
Description: One of the three initial quarries at Yule Marble


Name: Other Mines (Mine)
Description: Mines that produce brown diamonds, although in smaller quantities compared to Argyle Diamond Mine


Name: Sulfur hexafluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of sulfur


Name: Owning Porcelain Tableware (Social Practice)
Description: Became obligatory among the prosperous middle-classes of Europe by the end of the 18th century


Name: Ballet (Dance)
Description: A performance art that originated in the Italian Renaissance courts during the 15th and 16th centuries.


Name: census years (TimePeriod)
Description: The years in which the Tasman District population was last officially counted (2013, 2018, and 2023)


Name: Heat and Electricity (Energy Transfer Mediums)
Description: Substances through which energy flows


Name: Linguistic diversity and regional autonomy (Policy)
Description: Policies aimed at recognizing the country's linguistic diversity and granting greater autonomy to its regions


Name: Decontamination (process)
Description: a method or action used to remove contaminants


Name: Market Value (economic value)
Description: The actual monetary worth of a gemstone in the market


Name: 200 MPa to 600 MPa (Quantity Range)
Description: A range of minimum stress required to deform a material plastically.


Name: Babylon (City) (Place)
Description: The city-state established by the Amorite dynasty


Name: Mid-20th century (Time period)
Description: The time period when Performance Art emerged.


Name: De Beers Institute of Mining (DBIM) (educational institution)
Description: A mining education and training institute established by De Beers Group.


Name: Ancient Roman Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Roman architectural styles from ancient times


Name: Euclidean space (Mathematical concept)
Description: Geometric space in which the parallel postulate holds


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: The country that participated in the event.


Name: α-Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a trigonal crystal symmetry but belonging to the hexagonal lattice.


Name: Tibet and Xinjiang (Region)
Description: Regions in China with significant ethnic minority populations


Name: Cornwall, England (Location)
Description: A peninsula in south west England known for its historic mining industry.


Name: Austro-Hungary (empire)
Description: envisioned its own political concept of Austro-Slavism, in opposition to Pan-Slavism


Name: Near-surface water of the earth's oceans (Geographical Feature)
Description: The uppermost layer of water in the world's oceans


Name: Arctic tundra climate (Climate type)
Description: A biome characterized by long, extremely cold winters and short, cool summers


Name: Daniel Defoe (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: IMA (Organization)
Description: International Mineralogical Association


Name: World (Geographical Area)
Description: The total land and water area of Earth


Name: cement (Material)
Description: Calcium is used in the manufacturing of cement.


Name: ArcGIS (Product)
Description: A mapping and geographic information system (GIS) software developed by Esri


Name: Natural Red Diamonds (Gemstones)
Description: Natural red diamonds, not synthetic or color-treated.


Name: Multiverse (cosmological concept)
Description: A hypothetical group of multiple universes that together comprise everything that exists: the entirety of space, time, matter, and energy.


Name: Parish church of San Vincenzo (Building)
Description: The parish church of San Vincenzo is located in Cresciano.


Name: Egyptian blue (dye)
Description: Blue glaze for ceramics introduced c. 2500 BC


Name: Vienna (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Austria


Name: Fertile Crescent region, West Asia (Geographical regions)
Description: The region where the Phoenicians came from


Name: Political Leaning (Statistic)
Description: The political leaning in Cresciano


Name: Greece (country)
Description: Modern Greek state.


Name: Cyprus (Alashiya) (Island)
Description: An island country in the Eastern Mediterranean


Name: Lukka (Luke/Lykians) (Sea People)
Description: One of the Sea Peoples mentioned in Egyptian texts


Name: digital nomads and startups (industry)
Description: With affordable living costs, high-speed internet, and a welcoming community of like-minded individuals


Name: Australia, Chile, China and Argentina (Country or Region)
Description: Four countries with the highest production of lithium in 2019


Name: Chalcopyrite (Mineral)
Description: A copper iron sulfide mineral with the formula CuFeS2.


Name: highest hardness and thermal conductivity among natural materials (physical properties)
Description: -


Name: Time Period (End of World War II) (historical event)
Description: The period marking the end of World War II


Name: Granada (City)
Description: Granada came to be considered a fourth kingdom of Andalusia.


Name: German compound words (linguistics feature)
Description: long words in German created from combining multiple roots


Name: Somerled's heirs (Royal House)
Description: The descendants of Somerled who were acknowledged as having semi-independent authority by Alexander III.


Name: Kingdom of Yugoslavia (Country)
Description: The Kingdom of Yugoslavia during the time period mentioned in the text.


Name: Some applications (Application)
Description: Refers to specific uses of nanoparticles


Name: Great price (value)
Description: A high value or worth


Name: Titanium dioxide nanoparticles (Compound)
Description: Nanoscale particles of titanium dioxide


Name: Saudi Arabia (Country)
Description: An Arab kingdom in western Asia constituting the largest part of Saudi Arabia


Name: Polycrystalline silicon (Material)
Description: A type of pure silicon produced in larger quantities, mainly used for solar cells


Name: Xinhai Revolution (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A revolution in China that overthrew the Qing dynasty and established the Republic of China


Name: Invalidation of non-compliant legislation and ordinances (Legal Action)
Description: The power to invalidate legislation and ordinances that are not in compliance with the Constitution


Name: Hurricane Sandy (Natural Disaster)
Description: A hurricane that occurred in late October 2012


Name: 1964 (Year)
Description: The year Birmingham gained representation in Alabama's state legislature


Name: catfish (Product)
Description: A type of edible fish.


Name: Sergey Uvarov (Person)
Description: Russian statesman who was the Minister of Education and Minister of Spiritual Affairs in the reign of Tsar Nicholas I


Name: films (Art Form)
Description: The art form of visual storytelling through moving images


Name: Cable internet (Internet Services)
Description: Internet service delivered via cable TV infrastructure


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


Name: Constituent Cortes (Spanish Parliament) (Legislature)
Description: The Spanish Parliament acting as a constitutional assembly


Name: Living Building Materials (Category of Building Materials)
Description: Materials composed of or created by a living organism, or materials that behave similarly


Name: Climate Change (Phenomenon)
Description: An ongoing change in global climate patterns


Name: his own kingdom (kingdom)
Description: The kingdom established by Mirwais Hotak after defeating Gurgin Khan in 1709


Name: Iraq War (Military Conflict)
Description: A conflict in 2003 between a U.S.-led coalition and Iraq


Name: Finding ways of preventing, minimizing, recovering, treating, and disposing of waste (Action)
Description: Strategies to manage and mitigate the impact of waste


Name: Fault or hydrothermal circulation (Formation conditions)
Description: Conditions under which certain metamorphic rocks are formed


Name: Racial 'gerrymandering' of Tuskegee boundaries (Legal Decision)
Description: The decision that the racial gerrymandering of Tuskegee was unconstitutional


Name: Rugs with amulets (Carpet)
Description: Rugs containing amulet symbols, not just intellectual abstractions


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


Name: Maghreb (Region)
Description: A region in North Africa


Name: A group of Peafowl (Group)
Description: A collection of peafowl


Name: Orogenic_belts (Geographical_region)
Description: Regions of mountain formation


Name: Volatile Elements (Geological Component)
Description: Elements that easily become vapor or gas at relatively low temperatures and pressures.


Name: European Union in 2006 (Year and Geopolitical Region)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: SDU (Compound)
Description: Produced when the alkali used is sodium hydroxide


Name: Diamond solitaire earrings, diamond necklaces, bracelets and other similar jewelry pieces (Jewelry)
Description: Examples of items that use total carat weight


Name: Fascist Falange Española de las JONS (Political Party)
Description: A Spanish fascist political party, one of the predecessors of the FET y de las JONS.


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: A political and economic union of European countries


Name: Environmental changes (Natural Phenomena)
Description: Changes in the environment


Name: Marble (Natural Resource)
Description: High-quality marble found on the island


Name: family vacations in Greece (Tour type)
Description: Vacations that cater to families, with activities and accommodations suitable for all ages


Name: There are also notable mines in the neighboring Sagaing District (Historical event)
Description: The existence of other mining sites in the Sagaing District


Name: Chemicals (Substance)
Description: Compounds used to control pests, such as Urban Red Foxes


Name: Sailors (Occupation)
Description: Recipients of special cheap watches with maritime scenes on the dials in the late 18th century


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe and North Asia.


Name: Sable brushes (Brush)
Description: This paint is best applied with sable brushes.


Name: the 18th century (Time period)
Description: A century spanning from 1701 to 1800


Name: Twenty cities in Spain and over a hundred cities in Europe (City)
Description: Cities that Málaga Airport offers daily flights to, mostly in Europe.


Name: during emperor Kangxi's reign (time period)
Description: The time period during emperor Kangxi's reign when ordinary people continued to wear Ming dynasty hairstyles and clothing.


Name: Monks (Buddhist Group)
Description: For monks, generally means not eating after noon.


Name: South Africa (Country)
Description: Location of Pinnacle Point caves.


Name: Optical windows (Product)
Description: Windows with desired surface finish used in various applications


Name: Ultramafic Igneous Rocks (Geological Rock)
Description: Igneous rocks with a high content of magnesium and iron minerals


Name: Magnesium deficiency (Health condition)
Description: Deficiency in magnesium levels in the body


Name: Tahitians (People Group)
Description: The people of Tahiti


Name: Drainlayers Board (organization)
Description: A board related to the drainlaying trade


Name: Kupe (individual)
Description: Heroic Polynesian explorer


Name: Swashbuckler (term in literature and media)
Description: A term used for a fictional character who engages in chivalrous or dashing deeds


Name: Cereals and legumes (Category of crops)
Description: Two main types of commercial grain crops


Name: Etruria (region)
Description: A region of ancient Italy


Name: Wilhelm Hauff's novella Das Wirtshaus im Spessart (Literature)
Description: A prominent work shaping public perceptions of the Spessart region


Name: Uranium-238 (Isotope)
Description: A naturally occurring isotope of uranium


Name: Etruscan gold jewelry (Era of Etruscan Jewelry)
Description: Jewelry from the various eras of the Etruscan civilization


Name: Flux Melting (Geological Process)
Description: Process of melting rock due to lowering temperature


Name: Planetary Nebula (astronomical object)
Description: A gaseous shell expelled from a dying star, which is often illuminated by the star's remaining core.


Name: Yellow ochre or orpiment (Pigment)
Description: In tomb paintings in Ancient Egypt


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


Name: first painted ceramics (artifact)
Description: Ceramics decorated with paint


Name: Tissint Meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: A meteorite found in Morocco


Name: princes (Royalty)
Description: A male member of a reigning family


Name: Products containing conflict minerals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo or adjoining countries (Product)
Description: Requires reporting and disclosure


Name: Atom clusters (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Metal particles smaller than 1 nanometre


Name: Guignet Green (Chemical)
Description: Also known as Emerald Green in some contexts


Name: Absolute monarchy (System of Government)
Description: A form of government where a monarch governs with absolute power.


Name: Indigenous rights in Australia (Rights)
Description: The entitlements and freedoms conferred upon indigenous peoples by law, policy or international agreements.


Name: Olivine (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is large and conspicuous in kimberlite.


Name: The last family-owned farm in Manhattan (Farm)
Description: The location where the last family-owned farm in Manhattan was situated.


Name: culinary traditions (Culture)
Description: Traditional dishes and cooking methods of a country


Name: Particular type of sword (Weapon)
Description: A specific variant of a sword.


Name: Highest Court of Appeal for Civil Cases Under Scots Law (Judicial Role)
Description: The highest court of appeal for civil cases under Scots law


Name: North Macedonia's trade balance (TradeBalance)
Description: the difference between the total value of a country's exports and its imports


Name: Republican Party (Political party)
Description: The political party holding a majority in both houses of the Alabama Legislature


Name: Oberstdorf (Resort)
Description: A resort in Bavaria, Germany


Name: New types of burials (Archaeological Findings)
Description: Finds from graves in archaeology


Name: all of North Africa (Region)
Description: A geographical region covering modern Libya, Tunisia, and eastern Algeria


Name: Simplicity of approach (Culinary technique)
Description: The simple preparation method used in the traditional Sunday roast


Name: Iridescence (Property)
Description: The iridescent color of ammolite comes from interference with the light that rebounds from stacked layers of thin platelets.


Name: Duke stone (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A specific type of Carolina slate


Name: Steel production methods (Process)
Description: Various ways of producing steel


Name: Seal (emblem) (Object)
Description: A seal affixed on documents to certify the identity of a professional


Name: request for financial aid from New York City (Request)
Description: City's request for help from the federal government


Name: ordinary people (social class class)
Description: Common people


Name: Abstract Painter (Classification of Artist)
Description: An artist who focuses on abstraction in their work


Name: Illustrated Precedents for the Ritual Paraphernalia of the Imperial Court (Huangchao Liqi Tushi) (document)
Description: A publication from the Qing dynasty that covered several aspects including the dressing and accessories of the emperors, princes, noblemen and their consorts, Manchu officials, their wives and daughters, and the dress codes for Han Chinese men officials who had reached the rank of mandarin and were employed and their wives; as well as Han Chinese men who were waiting for an official appointment.


Name: Miknasa (State)
Description: A Berber tribal confederation in the Maghreb


Name: a vibrant and dynamic urban landscape, with world-class cities that offer a wealth of cultural, gastronomic, and leisure experiences (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a vibrant and dynamic urban landscape, with world-class cities that offer a wealth of cultural, gastronomic, and leisure experiences


Name: detached homes (Building Type)
Description: Single-family dwellings


Name: Sodium Carbonate (Washing Soda) (Compound)
Description: A compound used in laundry detergents and as a water softener


Name: Cornelian (mineral)
Description: An older term for Carnelian


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A system of mountains that stretches across several European countries


Name: Modern commercial jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Refers to the commercially produced modern jewellery


Name: the drive-thru format over time (Cultural Shift)
Description: The cultural shift from drive-in to drive-thru formats


Name: Very special and rarely met circumstances (Natural Event)
Description: The conditions required for tektites to be formed.


Name: Jovan Mitreski (Person)
Description: The current president of Parliament since 2024


Name: Date of Nabi Musa festival (Event)
Description: The date of the festival associated with Nabi Musa


Name: socio-economic benefits to a country (Benefit)
Description: the benefits that must be considered when evaluating environmental damage


Name: Needham High School (School)
Description: High school in Massachusetts


Name: scientific research (Concept)
Description: The systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment


Name: Vietnam War (Historical Event)
Description: A conflict in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia from 1955 to 1975 that pitted communist forces (led by North Vietnam) against South Vietnam and various allies.


Name: EU between 2006 and 2016 (Timeframe and Geopolitical Region)
Description: A specific period of time in the European Union.


Name: Manganese Carbides Formation (Chemical Reaction)
Description: The formation of Manganese Carbides


Name: approximately 259 airports in 2024 (Quantity)
Description: Number of airports in China as of 2024


Name: Chūbu-Sangaku National Park (National Park)
Description: A national park in Japan.


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: The country of Bulgaria during the time period mentioned in the text.


Name: Women of Berber cultures (Gender group)
Description: The female members of the Berber communities in Morocco.


Name: 2022 Brazilian Census (Event)
Description: A population count conducted in Brazil during 2022


Name: Ransomes Sports (Football Club)
Description: A non-League football club in the Suffolk & Ipswich League


Name: Buddhism (in India) (Religion)
Description: An religion originated in ancient India


Name: Olive farmers (Occupation)
Description: People who work as olive farmers in the Mani Peninsula


Name: Newark Liberty International Airport (Airport)
Description: Another busy airport in the New York metropolitan area.


Name: Swastikas, zigzags and triangles (Decorative Motifs)
Description: Geometric patterns used in decoration


Name: Colorado River, its tributaries, Kaibab Limestone, and Coconino Sandstone (River, Geological Formation)
Description: Natural features such as the Colorado River and its tributaries, and various geological formations like the Kaibab Limestone and Coconino Sandstone


Name: Church of Our Lady before Tyn (Church)
Description: A Gothic church located on Old Town Square in Prague, Czech Republic


Name: Kingsbridge Bus Depot (Bus depot)
Description: Industrial uses, including depots for subway (207th Street Yard), bus (Kingsbridge Bus Depot), and sanitation (Manhattan North), exist primarily along Sherman Creek.


Name: 2021 (Date)
Description: The current year.


Name: Person's given name (Name component)
Description: What is usually missing from a Mitome-in


Name: vineyards in Europe (place)
Description: Phylloxera was responsible for the destruction of vineyards in Europe.


Name: Villa Edera (Building)
Description: A building located in Auressio, restored by the municipality and used as a hostel


Name: Wire Saw (Tool)
Description: A tool used to cut the quarried block into individual blocks


Name: Marriage Ceremony (Social Institutions)
Description: Ceremony where the couple is married


Name: Ooid Shoals (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas of finer sediments deposited close to shore instead.


Name: Precious and Semi-precious materials (Material)
Description: Materials used in the creation of amulets


Name: Diamond Synthesis (Process)
Description: The process of creating synthetic diamonds


Name: Mainspessart (sub-region)
Description: A sub-region of the Spessart, located between Gemünden, Wertheim, Miltenberg and Klingenberg


Name: HAsO42- (anion group)
Description: An alternative representation of (AsO4)3- anion group


Name: Jersey, Guernsey and Isle of Man (geographical location)
Description: three Crown Dependencies of the United Kingdom


Name: Mobile Belts or Orogenic Belts (Geological Structure)
Description: Weaker zones surrounding central cratons that have undergone compressional tectonics


Name: Cap hook (ornament)
Description: The subject of the study.


Name: Fibre optic glass beads (Type of bead)
Description: Beads that have an eyecatching chatoyant effect across the grain.


Name: Stability of nanoparticles (Physical characteristic)
Description: The ability of the particles to maintain their existence


Name: Bridgman's Thermodynamic Equations (TheoreticalConcept)
Description: Thermodynamic equations that Bridgman developed


Name: a specific system of faith or worship, typically involving beliefs about a higher power or powers (Attribute)
Description: A specific system of faith or worship, typically involving beliefs about a higher power or powers


Name: Amount of gold accounted for (Quantity)
Description: The total amount of gold that has been mined and is in active use, according to the USGS


Name: Western emerald belt of Colombia (Geographical area)
Description: The geographical area that these airports serve


Name: M'Zab Valley (Landmark)
Description: A limestone valley containing a large urbanized oasis in Algeria


Name: Vandals of Geiseric (People)
Description: A group of Germanic people who invaded and ruled parts of the Roman Empire in the 5th century AD


Name: bone chisel (tool)
Description: Tool used to apply the tattoos


Name: a woman (Individual)
Description: A generic term for a female individual, no specific name provided in the text


Name: Izanami (deity)
Description: A deity in Japanese mythology who was eventually rescued by Izanagi


Name: Kurdish Rights (Issue)
Description: Refers to the political, social, cultural and linguistic rights of the Kurds.


Name: Mafia (Organized Crime Group)
Description: An organized crime group active in New York City.


Name: Mathieu Kérékou (Politician)
Description: Former President of Benin


Name: Chalcedon (Turkey) (Town)
Description: Probably derived from the town of Chalcedon in Turkey


Name: Metals (Resources)
Description: Natural resources the Minoan Civilization was poor in


Name: Klyuchevskaya Sopka (Volcano)
Description: The highest active volcano in Eurasia.


Name: Dy:YAG (Temperature-sensitive Phosphor, Application in Temperature Measurements)
Description: Used in temperature measurements between 300–1700 K


Name: Mürren and St. Moritz (City)
Description: Cities in Switzerland that hosted world ski championships


Name: Undetermined Location (Location)
Description: A location yet to be definitively identified.


Name: Glass mirrors for optical instruments (Product)
Description: Mirrors used in optical instruments produced using vacuum deposition methods.


Name: Marquis Malaspina (Historical Figure)
Description: A historical figure who owned most of the Carrara marble quarries during the Middle Ages.


Name: Aristotle (Ancient Greek Philosopher)
Description: A philosopher and polymath who contributed to many fields.


Name: Ford Model T (Automobile)
Description: First mass-affordable American car


Name: Friar Pedro (Person)
Description: The queen's confessor


Name: British Army officers (military personnel)
Description: Officers in the British Army


Name: Agriculture and Hunting (Activity)
Description: Agriculture and hunting


Name: Igneous Rock (Geological Class of Rock)
Description: Rock formed through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava


Name: Most green quartz (Oro Verde) (Gemstone)
Description: A type of green quartz that is primarily colored through irradiation


Name: South Moravian region (Region)
Description: A region in the Czech Republic


Name: More dangerous environments (Condition)
Description: Working conditions that may put human life in danger


Name: Adult onset diabetes (Health Issue)
Description: Alabama, and the southeastern U.S. in general, has one of the highest incidences of adult onset diabetes in the country


Name: Colonies and trading posts (Political Entity)
Description: Locations all over the world where the companies established their presence


Name: 2024 (Year)
Description: The year when Russia ranked 60th in the Global Innovation Index


Name: guardarropa (Compound)
Description: An example of Spanish compound meaning 'wardrobe'


Name: Halogens (Group on the Periodic Table)
Description: A group of six highly reactive nonmetals consisting of fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, astatine, and tennessine.


Name: William K. Wimsatt (Person)
Description: American literary theorist and philosopher


Name: Loco (Location)
Description: The location S. Bernardo Church separated from to become its own parish in 1685


Name: Flora diversity ranking (Ranking)
Description: Ranks fifth in the nation for the diversity of its flora.


Name: Caribbean architecture (architectural style)
Description: acquires a strong Arabic influence


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: The country where these regions are located.


Name: Mosque (Religion_place)
Description: Place for Islamic worship


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: Had local governments with elections open to most white male property owners


Name: Moganite (Polymorph)
Description: Monoclinic polymorph


Name: The way in which rocks deform (Geological Process)
Description: Effect of strain rate on the deformation of rocks


Name: Hospitals, Physicians' Offices, Dental Practices, Blood Banks, Veterinary Offices, Research Facilities (Facility)
Description: Facilities where this type of waste is typically generated.


Name: Institutional theory of art (Concept)
Description: A work of art is something conferred 'the status of candidate for appreciation' by the art world.


Name: Ohio (U.S. State)
Description: A state that has voted for the winner of every presidential election since 1896, except in 1944, 1960 and 2020


Name: Recent classical singers from the United Kingdom (Singer Group)
Description: Classical singers who are popular today


Name: Lignite mining performance bond (Financial Instrument)
Description: Bond ensuring land restoration in lignite mining


Name: a private yacht club (Organization)
Description: A club for yachting activities


Name: Gold alloy (material)
Description: An alloy containing 85-90% gold, about 10% silver and traces of copper and tin


Name: Relationship (Concept)
Description: A connection between entities.


Name: Modern professional engraver (Profession)
Description: A modern artist who uses burins or gravers to cut various metals.


Name: IMRO revolutionaries (group of people)
Description: Revolutionaries who led the Ilinden uprising


Name: Cinema (Art Form)
Description: The art of motion pictures.


Name: German-made Leopard 1 and Leopard 2 main battle tanks (Tank)
Description: Due to its usage in optical systems


Name: oxygenated hemoglobin (biological compound)
Description: A component of the blood that contains iron molecules reflecting red light


Name: Han Chinese Clothing in Ming Dynasty (Clothing Style)
Description: The Han Chinese clothing style during the Ming dynasty


Name: French jet or Vauxhall glass (Name)
Description: Names used for Glass when it was used as a Jet substitute


Name: 18th century (time_period)
Description: The title was assigned in the 18th century, well after it was painted,


Name: Eastern Roman Empire (historical_entity)
Description: The Byzantine Empire during the Late Antiquity and Middle Ages


Name: [culture (including audiovisual media), education and the use of the relevant language] (Field)
Description: Different fields that Communities of Belgium have authority over


Name: Hari Rud River (River)
Description: One of the important rivers in Afghanistan.


Name: Electrical wiring (Technology)
Description: A system that carries electrical power between various parts of an electrical circuit.


Name: Legal seals in the western world (Historical artifact)
Description: Seals used in legal contexts in the western world


Name: Conglomerate (Geological Material)
Description: A sedimentary rock containing rounded gravel-sized clasts of mineral or rock fragments


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


Name: Lechatelierite (from power lines) (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of lechatelierite produced by downed high voltage power lines


Name: 175.56 km2 (67.78 sq mi) (Measurement)
Description: The size of Vals's area based on the 2009 survey.


Name: Italian Air Force (Military force)
Description: Founded as an independent service arm in 1923


Name: PRC's Anti-Secession Law (Legislation)
Description: A law passed by the PRC concerning Taiwan


Name: arts and sciences (Field of Study or Interest)
Description: Areas of human endeavor


Name: Huguenots to flee (action)
Description: to Protestant regions


Name: South America (Continent)
Description: The fourth-largest continent by area and the fifth-largest by population


Name: Captain Samuel Wallis (Person)
Description: A British naval officer who visited Tahiti in 1767


Name: Duke of Alba (person)
Description: Spanish nobleman and military commander under Phillip II


Name: Oldest Rubies (Gemstone)
Description: Rubies in Greenland are among the oldest in the world at approximately 3 billion years old


Name: Bulgarian Government (Government)
Description: The Bulgarian government during the time period mentioned in the text.


Name: Carbon cycle (Environmental process)
Description: The movement and circulation of carbon among the Earth's reservoirs and biota, influenced by both living organisms and physical processes.


Name: Tahiti (Country)
Description: The island nation in the South Pacific


Name: Secular sculpture (art form)
Description: Sculptures that are not related to religion or religious figures


Name: The use of multiple cooking methods (Culinary technique)
Description: Refers to the variety of ways food is prepared in Chinese cuisine


Name: Len Lye (artist)
Description: Pioneer of Kinetic art.


Name: Thick fleshy seed coats derived from the integuments or outer layers of the ovule's epidermal cells (Sarcotesta Description)
Description: -


Name: Crater (not specified) (Geographical Feature)
Description: The location where the majority of Darwin Glass was found


Name: Color vision (Visual process)
Description: The ability to distinguish different objects by their color


Name: government of 1993 (GovernmentOrganization)
Description: The government that has been in power in Morocco since 1993


Name: Council of Europe (International Organization)
Description: Council of Europe


Name: Exporting diamonds without detailing their origin and falsifying certificates of origin (Action)
Description: The accusations against the Republic of the Congo regarding its diamond exports


Name: Communication equipment, hardware, musical instruments, water valves (Applications)
Description: The uses of brass in various industries


Name: World (Geographical Area)
Description: All parts of the world where Etruscan art found its market


Name: Kazakhstan (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Holbrook Academy (School)
Description: A comprehensive school located in Ipswich.


Name: Alessandro Volta (Person)
Description: Italian physicist who invented the Voltaic pile in 1800


Name: a land of literature and language, with a rich literary tradition that includes everything from classical works to contemporary novels (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of literature and language, with a rich literary tradition that includes everything from classical works to contemporary novels


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific tail entity, but refers to the property of being harvested.


Name: MARQ Archaeological Museum of Alicante (institution)
Description: Archaeological museum in Alicante, Spain


Name: Industries (Sector)
Description: An area of economic activity, primarily producing tangible goods


Name: Magnus III of Sweden (Person)
Description: King of Sweden from 1275 to 1290


Name: Fired bricks (Building material)
Description: Of a shape and type now called Roman bricks


Name: region (Administrative Division)
Description: An upper-tier administrative division in England used primarily for statistical purposes


Name: Silicate mineral (inorganic compound)
Description: An inorganic compound consisting of subunits with the formula [SiO2+n]2n−


Name: Distal End (Part of a Hook)
Description: The end of the hook that is sharply pointed to enable penetration into the target material.


Name: Heteroatom (Atom)
Description: Common atoms that appear in organic compounds, including oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, phosphorus, halogens, and lithium and magnesium


Name: One year (Duration of cultivation)
Description: The typical time for harvesting Akoya pearls


Name: Equation for Sphere's Surface Area (Mathematical Equation)
Description: A specific mathematical equation that calculates the surface area of a sphere.


Name: Hypercalcemia (Disease)
Description: A condition characterized by high levels of calcium in the blood.


Name: Modern Chinese Literature (Art/Literature)
Description: The literature written after the end of the Qing dynasty


Name: Traditional Color Wheel for Painters (Artistic Tool)
Description: A color wheel used by painters to mix colors


Name: Coal through underground coal gasification or 'fracking' (Resource extraction method)
Description: Technique for extracting natural gas and oil from coal seams using hydraulic fracturing


Name: Education System (Institution)
Description: The formal institution responsible for teaching and learning


Name: Underlying Channel (Geological Feature)
Description: A channel where the melt product accumulates


Name: Giorgia Meloni (Person)
Description: Politician who was sworn in as Italy's first female prime minister


Name: Roman Polanski, Krzysztof Kieślowski, Andrzej Żuławski, Gaspar Noé, Edgardo Cozarinsky, Alexandre Alexeieff, Anatole Litvak, Michael Haneke, Géla Babluani, Otar Iosseliani (Person)
Description: Directors from various countries who are prominent in French cinema


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


Name: Nuclear power production and nuclear weapons (Technological process)
Description: Processes involving the generation of electricity using controlled nuclear reactions and the creation of nuclear explosives


Name: 1958 (Year)
Description: Release year of the first feature film in colour in North Macedonia


Name: Continental Crust (Geological Formation)
Description: The crust that forms the continents.


Name: Deville (Person)
Description: A French chemist who prepared silicon in 1854


Name: Metamorphic rocks formed by burial metamorphism (Geological classifications)
Description: -


Name: Synthetic diamond (Subtype of Diamond)
Description: Diamond with specific purity, crystalline perfection, orientation and growth process


Name: Gold standard money (Currency)
Description: Currency backed by a fixed quantity of a commodity, usually gold


Name: British Sunday Times (Media)
Description: A British national newspaper published on Sundays


Name: artificial versions of ruby, sapphire and other colors (Material)
Description: Resulting material from adding chemical dopants to sapphire


Name: Feldspar and Pale Pyroxene (Geological Minerals)
Description: Minerals that essentially constitute the third type of hornfels.


Name: our universe as one of many universes or a part of an infinite set of universes (property)
Description: The Multiverse is a theoretical framework proposing that our universe is one of many universes or a part of an infinite set of universes, collectively known as the multiverse.


Name: Nd:YAG Lasers, Er:YAG Lasers and Gd:YAG Lasers (Laser Type)
Description: Used in medical procedures such as laser skin resurfacing, dentistry, and ophthalmology


Name: Nowadays (time period)
Description: Rose cut diamonds are not commonly found anymore.


Name: Rome and the end of Greek independence (Historical Entity)
Description: The eventual dominance of Rome and the loss of Greek autonomy


Name: Manhattan's first Slow Zone (Traffic Management Initiative)
Description: The first traffic management initiative installed in Manhattan, west of Broadway.


Name: Victoria & Albert Museum in London (Institution)
Description: Contains a complete set of the impressions


Name: Protestant (Religion)
Description: Population group that identifies as Protestant (Czech Brethren or Hussite)