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


Name: German immigrants (People group)
Description: Individuals originating from Germany


Name: Professional Loudspeakers (technology)
Description: High-quality speakers for professional applications


Name: seasonal horticulture, reefs and seas (Livelihood)
Description: Seafarers


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Europe


Name: Beaded jewellery (Jewelry type)
Description: Jewelry made by stringing beads together.


Name: Russell Cave National Monument (National Monument)
Description: A national monument located in Alabama


Name: Cratons (Geological structure)
Description: Large, stable continental landmasses that underlie the Earth's crust


Name: Mid-Ocean Ridges and Hydrothermal Vents (Geological Feature)
Description: Undersea mountain ranges and hot springs along the spreading centers of tectonic plates


Name: Rhone (River)
Description: A major European river that originates in the Alps


Name: Kyanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with specific characteristics


Name: Married couples (Quantity)
Description: The proportion of married couples living together


Name: X-ray windows (Hardware)
Description: Transparent to X-rays, used for efficient imaging


Name: Mineral Classification Schemes (Classification Systems)
Description: Evolving systems for classifying minerals based on recent advancements in mineral science


Name: Stem (linguistic unit)
Description: A part of a word or a sign that carries meaning


Name: Hunger (Physiological Condition)
Description: A sensation of discomfort or strong desire to eat food.


Name: Individual Mycenaean samples (specific members of Mycenaeans)
Description: Specific individual samples from the Mycenaean culture


Name: DGA Grading System (DGAS) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by De Beers.


Name: Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) (Political Party)
Description: A major political party in Austria


Name: 17% of igneous rocks (Percentage of igneous rocks)
Description: Approximately one-sixth of all igneous rocks


Name: The Buddha's teachings (Buddhist Teachings)
Description: The doctrines and principles taught by the Buddha


Name: Uranium concentrate (Material)
Description: A product resulting from the processing of uranium ore


Name: Software and hardware firms (Businesses)
Description: The companies that emerged from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, particularly in the software and hardware sectors


Name: Side-sword used with buckler (combination of weapons)
Description: The combination of the side-sword and a small round shield called a buckler


Name: 1976 (Year)
Description: The year it was introduced


Name: [Cu(H2O)6]2+ (Coordination Complex)
Description: A specific copper(II) complex in aqueous solution.


Name: Iberomaurusian human remains (Archaeological Find)
Description: Remains found in burial sites of the Iberomaurusian culture


Name: Lithium (recycling) (Resource Recycling)
Description: Efforts to recycle lithium from spent batteries and other waste


Name: Moon (celestial body)
Description: A natural satellite of Earth


Name: [AlSi3O8]− or [Al2Si2O8]2− (Ion Composition)
Description: The base structure of Feldspars.


Name: Licensed, independent gemology laboratories (Institution)
Description: Independent institutions that certify the quality and authenticity of gemstones.


Name: Bacchus (Mythological_Character)
Description: The god of intoxication, wine, and grapes in Greek mythology


Name: Medicinal and healing properties (Geological Feature)
Description: Possible benefits of hematitic jasperoid


Name: Maryville University (University)
Description: The university's current name


Name: Shanxi Province (province)
Description: Province west of the Taihang Mountains


Name: Towns (Location)
Description: Settlements that emerged around monasteries and castles in the Netherlands


Name: Complexes in aqueous solution (Chemical compound)
Description: Compounds that are soluble or dispersible in water


Name: - (-)
Description: New York City is also associated with various other organized crime groups.


Name: Valuable insights into human culture and values (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: 17 autonomous communities and 2 autonomous cities (Administrative Division)
Description: The administrative divisions of Spain


Name: Amazigh dynasties (dynasty)
Description: Emerged during the Middle Ages in the Maghreb and other nearby lands


Name: Coalition Government (Political Grouping)
Description: A political alliance formed by multiple parties in a country


Name: Alsos Mission (Military_Operation)
Description: The mission that was able to recover most of the confiscated uranium in 1945


Name: Phillips Petroleum Company (Company)
Description: An American multinational energy corporation that discovered petroleum resources at the Ekofisk field west of Norway.


Name: Road Construction (Activity)
Description: Gravel is often used in road construction, either as the base or as the road surface.


Name: private sector (sector)
Description: Non-public business sector


Name: huge fortified (pre-)urban agglomeration (settlement)
Description: A large system of fortified settlements


Name: Val da Spöl (Valley)
Description: Not provided in the context


Name: BBC Radio Derby, BBC Radio Sheffield (covering Chesterfield and Bolsover) and BBC Radio Manchester (covering Glossop, New Miils and Chapel-en-le-Frith) (Geographical_Area)
Description: Areas covered by BBC Radio Derby


Name: Great Chinese Famine (historical event)
Description: famine in China caused by the Great Leap Forward


Name: Writing system (System)
Description: The Aztec writing system


Name: partial restoration of some or most of each wall of the interior cella (Quantity)
Description: The restoration project will result in a partial restoration of the interior cella's walls


Name: Christ and the Virgin Mary (religious figure)
Description: Key figures in Christianity


Name: Mocha's North and South Forts (Fort)
Description: The forts in Mocha that were destroyed.


Name: State Laws (Legal Entity)
Description: Laws enacted by the states.


Name: Netherlands baseball team (Sports_team)
Description: The Dutch national baseball team


Name: walls (Architectural structure)
Description: Quartzite can be used to cover walls.


Name: Berber languages (Language)
Description: Languages spoken by the Berber population in Tunisia


Name: Duyfken (Ship)
Description: A Dutch ship captained by Willem Janszoon


Name: Petrified (Mineralization process)
Description: Whether or not the fossil wood is petrified.


Name: Andalusia's cattle, sheep and goats (livestock)
Description: Livestock in Andalusia


Name: Bank of Scotland (specific bank)
Description: Scottish commercial bank that issues its own banknotes


Name: Original Thirteen Colonies (Colony)
Description: Thirteen colonies that would later found the United States


Name: Cyanobacterial cells (Organism)
Description: A unicellular or multicellular prokaryote that obtains its energy through photosynthesis.


Name: Beer (Beverage)
Description: Alcoholic beverages produced in France


Name: Germanium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Ge and atomic number 32


Name: Tawûsî Melek (Religious Entity)
Description: One of the central figures of the Yazidi religion


Name: Summer Solstice (Astronomical Event)
Description: The longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and vice versa.


Name: Articles of Confederation (Document)
Description: The document that established a decentralized government in the United States from 1781 to 1789


Name: RGB Model (Color model)
Description: A color model for the additive primary colors of red, green, and blue


Name: Silica Deposition Mechanism (Geological Process)
Description: The process of silica precipitation as opal-A or microquartz


Name: Isle of Mull Railway (Railway)
Description: -


Name: Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia (Country)
Description: Countries where Theravada Buddhism is predominantly practised


Name: ascetic stage (lifestyle choice in Hinduism)
Description: A lifestyle choice some Hindus make to live a monastic life in pursuit of liberation or another form of spiritual perfection.


Name: Carbonaceous chondrites (Classification of meteorites)
Description: The most primitive class of meteorites


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


Name: worldwide wines (status)
Description: Recognized internationally


Name: Autumn leaves, corn, canaries, daffodils, lemons, egg yolks, buttercups, bananas (Various Objects)
Description: As well as other objects.


Name: Carsington Water (Reservoir)
Description: A reservoir in Derbyshire, England


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: The four temples are located in Alabama


Name: Specific Time Period (Historical Period)
Description: time period the costume is associated with


Name: Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, McDermitt caldera (Nevada, United States) (Location)
Description: Locations where lithium is found


Name: Fire (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The natural phenomenon 'Fire'


Name: Hazardous Pollution (Environmental Issue)
Description: Pollution associated with the extraction and processing of gold.


Name: High pressure high temperature (HPHT) method (Method)
Description: A method of synthesizing diamonds under high pressure and high temperature conditions


Name: Venice (Country)
Description: A city-state in Italy


Name: 3D objects (Object type)
Description: Objects that have three dimensions.


Name: Skin itself (Organ)
Description: Largest organ of the human body


Name: physical property (Property)
Description: Properties including being hard and highly transparent


Name: Iria (Municipality)
Description: A former municipality on the island Paros


Name: Norway Men's National Bandy Team (Sports Team)
Description: The national men's bandy team of Norway


Name: Sardinia, Corsica, Sicily, and Malta (Geographical Region)
Description: These territories were added to Italy by Diocletian in 292 AD


Name: Forced Labor and Coercion (Labor practice)
Description: The use of physical or psychological pressure to compel individuals to work against their will


Name: Niccolò Machiavelli (Philosopher)
Description: -


Name: Clay (material)
Description: a natural substance composed of fine mineral particles


Name: Metasomatic Overprinting (Geological Process)
Description: The alteration of the original composition of eclogite xenoliths


Name: Nuragic Towers (architectural structure)
Description: Characteristic structures of the Nuragic civilization, considered the best-preserved and largest megalithic remains in Europe.


Name: Ferries from Rafina, Lavrio, and Piraeus (Transportation)
Description: The ferry services that connect Andros Island with the mainland of Greece


Name: Calcium Fluoride (Optical Material)
Description: A mineral composed of calcium and fluorine


Name: Diamond (1.0 carat) (Specific Diamond)
Description: A diamond with a weight of 1.0 carat


Name: Sea Ice in the Arctic (Natural Feature)
Description: Frozen seawater found in polar regions.


Name: Real gold (as gold leaf) (Material)
Description: Gold used in its leaf form for rendering gold in paintings, such as the halo of saints.


Name: dark blue, and then to dye it black (Action)
Description: Sequential steps in the dyeing process


Name: 15 gold medals in the Summer Olympics (Achievement)
Description: The number of gold medals won by the Czech Republic in the Summer Olympics


Name: Performance of a Diamond (Diamond Quality Attribute)
Description: The quality that describes the diamond's ability to reflect light


Name: Stone Works Holdings (Company)
Description: The Dutch company co-owned by private equity funds managed by NBGI Private Equity and Ethemba Capital


Name: Samoaan (Language)
Description: The national language of Samoa, spoken by many in New Zealand as well


Name: Hodgkinsonite (Mineral)
Description: A rare zinc manganese silicate mineral with formula Zn2MnSiO4(OH)2.


Name: PCA Analysis (Statistical Method)
Description: Principal Component Analysis


Name: Legal and professional services sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Sword (Weapon Classification)
Description: Any blade with a hilt and long, leaf-shaped blade


Name: Giorgio Moroder (Person)
Description: An Italian record producer, DJ, singer, songwriter, and composer


Name: indigenismo (movement)
Description: a political and cultural movement that aimed to improve the status of indigenous peoples


Name: Cortes Generales (the national legislature of Spain) (Legislative Body)
Description: The Spanish parliament where laws are made and debated


Name: Color (Physical Property)
Description: The visual aspect that depends on the wavelength of light emitted by the flame.


Name: Blanche Brown (Person)
Description: A person who described the appeal of modernist jewelry


Name: young women of the period (person)
Description: Women who were taught this skill during the period.


Name: Sewing needle (tool)
Description: A tool used for hand-sewing with a pointed tip and an eye to hold the sewing thread.


Name: Berber loanwords (Loanword)
Description: Words borrowed from Berber languages by Arabic


Name: Lower continental crust (Geological formation)
Description: The lower part of the continental crust, primarily composed of metamafic-rock and pelite.


Name: José del Castillo Díaz (Person)
Description: A Spanish musician, director of the Municipal Band of Seville


Name: French Health Care System (Health Care System)
Description: A universal health care system largely financed by government national health insurance.


Name: Mineral spirit-based paints (Paint Type)
Description: The type of Magna paint


Name: Grading system of a series of A values (Quality assessment method)
Description: The method used to evaluate the quality of cultured freshwater pearls.


Name: Badge of Military Merit (Military Award)
Description: Award that was mostly awarded to non-officers, established in 1782


Name: Corning Incorporated (Company)
Description: American multinational corporation specializing in specialty glass, ceramics, and optical telecommunications


Name: Old World (region)
Description: The ancient world outside of Asia


Name: Crust (Geological layer)
Description: The outermost layer of the Earth, composed mainly of silicate rocks


Name: Bundestag (Institution)
Description: German federal parliament


Name: Italian (Language)
Description: A Romance language spoken in Italy


Name: Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: Especially titanium rings due to their durability and inertness.


Name: Birmingham News (newspaper)
Description: A daily newspaper published in Birmingham, Alabama.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia, situated on the southern end of the Balkan Peninsula


Name: National Museum of the American Indian in Washington (Museum)
Description: A Smithsonian museum located in Washington D.C., USA


Name: El Abra, Tibitó and Tequendama sites (Archaeological Sites)
Description: Places with archaeological evidence of early human occupation in Colombia.


Name: Outer core (Geological layer)
Description: The layer of the Earth that surrounds the inner core, consisting mainly of liquid metal


Name: Dôle and Reims bishops (Person)
Description: Bishops of Dôle and Reims who sent unsealed letters to Pope Nicholas I


Name: Hyponatremia and Hypernatremia (Medical conditions)
Description: Abnormal levels of sodium in the blood


Name: Andalusite (Metamorphic mineral)
Description: A metamorphic mineral that transforms to Sillimanite at 800°C


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A malleable, hard alloy that is strong and resistant to heat


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


Name: Archeological excavations (Event)
Description: Excavations in 1790 in the capital's main square


Name: Formalization of a profession (Process)
Description: The process by which a profession becomes formalized.


Name: Film making in North Macedonia (Activity)
Description: The history of film production in North Macedonia


Name: Baranya County, Hungary (Geographical Location)
Description: The location where the earliest known Red Fox fossils were found


Name: Monoprinting (Printmaking Technique)
Description: One of the printmaking techniques that can be used in creating mixed-media prints.


Name: Real estate market (Category)
Description: Housing prices, rental rates, and property trends in the village


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded by Siddhartha Gautama


Name: 1650 to 1600 BC (Time_period)
Description: A period between 1650 and 1600 BC


Name: Napoleonic Code (Legal System)
Description: A codification of the French civil law, introduced by Napoleon I in 1804


Name: Imperial troops (Military Group)
Description: Troops of Louis the German


Name: 7 October 1840 (date)
Description: The date when William I abdicated the throne


Name: Punic rule (Rule or Government)
Description: The rule established by Carthage


Name: Colors in various regions of the CIE xy chromaticity diagram or the Optimal Color Solid (Color Region)
Description: The colors produced by the optimal colors are located in different regions of the CIE xy chromaticity diagram or the Optimal Color Solid


Name: Immigrants (People group)
Description: A group of people who move to a foreign country with the intention of settling there permanently.


Name: 81.1 years (2015) (Year)
Description: Life expectancy in Greece in 2015


Name: Medieval upper class costume (Clothing)
Description: Part of the costume of Rajasthanis


Name: Contingent convertible bonds (CoCos) (Financial Instrument)
Description: A hybrid capital security that absorbs losses in accordance with its contractual terms when the capital of the issuing bank falls below a certain level.


Name: Coarse Granular Materials (Material)
Description: A material consisting of larger particles than powder.


Name: Overfishing of mature corals (increased percentage) (Fishing activity)
Description: The increased fishing activity affecting the populations of black corals.


Name: Henry Hudson (Person)
Description: English explorer


Name: organizations to share and access fraud data (Action)
Description: The ability for organizations to share and access fraud data


Name: Aluminum (Variant_of_Aluminium)
Description: An alternative spelling of Aluminium, more commonly used in the United States


Name: thiol groups (Substance)
Description: Organic compounds containing a sulfur and hydrogen atom


Name: Construction of a space elevator (Application)
Description: -


Name: Flat scales (Physical Feature)
Description: Irregular or rounded but not hexagonal


Name: 1940s immigrants from China (immigration)
Description: People who arrived in Taiwan during the 1940s


Name: a transparent to translucent quality (Property)
Description: Phenakite has a transparent to translucent quality


Name: Black-figure pottery, Red figure pottery (Artwork)
Description: Unique techniques of ancient Greek pottery making using black and red colors.


Name: Historical Sword Replicas Production (Process)
Description: The production of replicas of historical swords originates with 19th-century historicism.


Name: at least some of the migrants came from the area of modern Switzerland (Information)
Description: Origin of some of the migrants found in early Bronze Age graves around Stonehenge


Name: Nonhydrostatic Stress (Geological Process)
Description: Characteristic of regional metamorphism where mountain building is taking place (an orogenic belt)


Name: E-Waste (Electronic Waste)
Description: Discarded electronic devices or parts


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country located in central Europe


Name: Humid Subtropical Climate (Climate)
Description: The type of climate prevalent in the Po Valley


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe with a strong economy


Name: Cut (Diamond attribute)
Description: The task is complicated by the fact that different standards are used in different countries


Name: Frescoes (Artwork)
Description: The artworks that influenced Minoan art.


Name: FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) (Organization)
Description: A Marxist-Leninist guerrilla group that operated in Colombia from 1964 to 2017.


Name: fourth nuclear power (military power)
Description: The status of France as a nuclear power, achieved during de Gaulle's presidency.


Name: Specialist institutions (Educational Institution)
Description: Institutions providing approved courses at the higher education level


Name: Mercosur (Southern Common Market) (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela that promotes economic integration and cooperation


Name: Albrecht Dürer, Rembrandt (Artists)
Description: Artists who used drypoint.


Name: About 5000 BC (Time period)
Description: Populations of North Africa were descended primarily from the Iberomaurusian and Capsian cultures


Name: GIA records show not a single report was issued over a 30-year period (Event)
Description: Over a 30-year period from 1957–1987, no GIA lab report with the term 'red' was issued


Name: Radioisotopes of zinc with mass number higher than 66 (Category)
Description: The different atomic forms of the radioisotopes that have a mass number higher than 66.


Name: regulators (Government Agency)
Description: Entities responsible for maintaining the stability of a financial system.


Name: Continental crust (geological feature)
Description: Portions of continental crust which have rifted off another continental mass and been transported surrounded by oceanic crust.


Name: Moroccan Literature (Literature)
Description: Literature written in Arabic and French by authors like Mohamed Zafzaf, Mohamed Choukri, Driss Chraïbi, Tahar Ben Jelloun, Abdellatif Laabi, Abdelkrim Ghallab, Fouad Laroui, Mohammed Berrada, and Leila Abouzeid


Name: Latins (Ethnic Group)
Description: A people who lived in central Italy during the period of ancient Rome


Name: Sassanian Art (Artistic Style)
Description: The artistic style of the Sassanid Empire


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire centered on the city of Rome


Name: (metropolitan areas in parentheses) (Geographical boundary)
Description: The region's geographical boundaries, which include metropolitan areas


Name: loom and off-loom bead weaving (Crafting Technique)
Description: Techniques used to create items with beads


Name: Coarser Crystals (Geological Entity)
Description: Crystals that grow larger due to metamorphism.


Name: Muong Nong tektites (Type of Tektite)
Description: Larger tektites (greater than 10 cm in size and 24 kg in weight), irregular, layered, and contain mineral inclusions.


Name: Quality control purposes in fluorescence and multiharmonic imaging systems (Imaging Systems)
Description: Systems that use fluorescent light for imaging


Name: Culture and heritage (Cultural resource)
Description: the traditions, customs, artifacts, and monuments that reflect the history, identity, and values of a society


Name: Ancestry (Category)
Description: The most frequently reported ancestry of the population


Name: Archean (Geological period)
Description: A geological time period during which the intrusion of the igneous rock took place.


Name: church education (education_system)
Description: The education system that replaced the Aztec education system after its abolition


Name: low rainfall, high evaporation, and overuse of water resources (Problem)
Description: A difficulty in accessing or obtaining water.


Name: Brick Building (Building)
Description: A brick building in Drammen, Norway


Name: Ghanaian and Nigerian culture (Subculture)
Description: Cultures specific to Ghana and Nigeria within the broader African context


Name: Vedanta (Philosophy)
Description: A set of texts and commentaries in Hinduism that together with the Upanishads, form the last part of the Vedas.


Name: Other Geological Formations from Mars (Geological Formation)
Description: Other geological formations from Mars that show similarities with the Tissint meteorite


Name: Neanderthals (Species)
Description: The species that created the art


Name: 2000–1000 BC in the Near East, and 600 BC in Northern Europe (Time)
Description: A specific period of time


Name: Object (Thing)
Description: An entity that can be perceived by the senses.


Name: Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) (League)
Description: Professional baseball league in Taiwan


Name: Spodumene and Petalite (Mineral)
Description: Two commercially viable sources of lithium.


Name: 330–660 km region (Geological Region)
Description: A geological region that includes the transition zone


Name: Thorium-234 (Isotope)
Description: Isotope that Uranium-238 decays into


Name: Prominent English-speaking rappers (Music Artist Group)
Description: Group of rappers including Stormzy, Kano, Yxng Bane, Ramz, Little Simz and Skepta


Name: local cuisine of Halland (Cuisine)
Description: Traditional dishes from Halland


Name: Ecosystems and Biodiversity (nature)
Description: Natural habitats that may be harmed by environmental degradation.


Name: Carthage (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient city-state in North Africa


Name: Medals (Awards)
Description: Awards given to all present, at the Battle of Waterloo and all associated actions, in 1815


Name: written tests and merit-based system (Public service selection method)
Description: Towards the end of the 1930s


Name: Lithium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white metal that is highly reactive and very flammable.


Name: Orientations of the finite strain axes (GeologicalProperty)
Description: The directions and magnitudes of deformation axes within mylonites.


Name: supernatural powers (power)
Description: -


Name: Austria's religious community (Religious community)
Description: The religious community in Austria


Name: the Stirling Hoard from Scotland (Location)
Description: A location where spiral ribbon torcs were found


Name: Thermal method (ProductionMethod)
Description: A dominant method for producing potassium in the 1950s


Name: Isthmus of Suez and the Sinai (Geographical Location)
Description: A geographical region


Name: 180,215 active soldiers and 80,761 civilians (Number of personnel)
Description: The number of active soldiers and civilians in the Bundeswehr


Name: Sephardic Jews (ethnicity)
Description: Jews originating from Spain and Portugal


Name: Uranium glass (Material)
Description: Yellow-green uranium glass with uranates of Uranium(VI)


Name: Civilian Men of Higher Social Status (Italy) (Social Group)
Description: Men of higher social status in Italy during the early 16th century


Name: By-product (Concept)
Description: A secondary product derived from a production process or chemical reaction


Name: International Volleyball Hall of Fame (Institution)
Description: An institution dedicated to honoring the history of volleyball.


Name: Hackle (Military Artifact)
Description: A clipped plume or short spray of coloured feathers attached to a military headdress


Name: Population Growth (Demographic Change)
Description: Increase in the U.S. population following World War II


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


Name: Text viewed face-on and away from the surface (Two-dimensional representation)
Description: The text as it appears when physically turned around


Name: Crime Survey of England and Wales (Survey)
Description: Annual survey conducted by the Office for National Statistics to measure crime levels in England and Wales


Name: Mormonism (Religion)
Description: A Restorationist movement and the predominant religion in Utah.


Name: Ibar highway (highway)
Description: One of the main highways in Serbia


Name: After the fireball's passage (Time period)
Description: The time after a meteoroid's bright light has passed


Name: Harvard University survey (Survey)
Description: A survey published by Harvard University.


Name: Literary genres (Genre of literature)
Description: Categories of literary works


Name: 473 °C (883 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The autoignition temperature of magnesium ribbon.


Name: Sardinian Fox (Animal subspecies)
Description: A subspecies of red fox found in Sardinia, Italy


Name: Scawt Hill, Larne, Northern Ireland (Location)
Description: The location where larnite was first discovered.


Name: GIA Gem Identification and Quality Assurance (GIAGIQA) (program)
Description: A gem identification and quality assurance program established by GIA.


Name: 1984 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar, the 84th year starting from January 1


Name: Can form desert roses if incorporates sand grains (Formation)
Description: One of the possible forms gypsum can take when crystallizing


Name: Pyritic surface layer (Geological Feature)
Description: A surface layer of iron sulfide minerals that often forms on fossils


Name: Advaita Vedanta (School of Hinduism)
Description: One of the major sub-schools of Vedanta.


Name: Hindus (Religious group)
Description: Adherents of the Hindu religion


Name: George Barrow (Person)
Description: British geologist who studied regional metamorphism in the Scottish Highlands


Name: High Temperature Coolant (Substance)
Description: A substance used to keep both the bit and material cool during milling process


Name: Botswana (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Africa


Name: Environment and sustainability sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Organic Matter in Aqueous Solutions (Environmental Compound)
Description: Organic matter that acts as a buffer to maintain a neutral pH in the environment.


Name: Global Building Material Manufacturing (Manufacturing Process)
Description: The global manufacturing process of building materials.


Name: Pyrope (Mineral)
Description: The composition that is stable at the pressure and temperature conditions of Earth's mantle


Name: salads and desserts such as güllaç (Dish)
Description: Turkish dishes where pomegranate seeds are used.


Name: nucleation (Process)
Description: The process involved in the formation of new particles within an existing system


Name: Several kilometres (Depth range)
Description: The minimum depth at which some species of sea urchins can live.


Name: Schist bedrock (Type of metamorphic rock)
Description: A type of schist that forms deep within the Earth and can pose challenges for civil engineering.


Name: cement (Chemical Compound)
Description: An essential component of concrete


Name: Lithium-7 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of lithium used in nuclear reactors


Name: Phytoplanktonic Organisms (e.g., Diatoms) (Organism)
Description: Single-celled or colonial photosynthetic organisms that drift with water currents.


Name: Wheat (Plant)
Description: A cereal grain


Name: All vessels related to serving and consuming hot drinks (Tableware usage)
Description: all vessels related to serving and consuming hot drinks became usual for European 'china' by the mid 18th century


Name: Aztec tribes (ethnic groups)
Description: Group of Aztec people including the Mexica, Tlaxcalteca, Tepaneca, and Acolhua


Name: Hindutva (Ideology)
Description: A political ideology that emphasizes unity among Hindus and regards India as a Hindu nation since ancient times.


Name: Homer (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek epic poet


Name: Indian physicist Jagadish Chandra Bose (Person)
Description: An Indian physicist who used the radio crystal detector in 1901


Name: Fatimids (Political entity)
Description: A Shia Islamic dynasty based in Egypt


Name: Alabama Legislature (Legislative branch)
Description: The bicameral assembly of the state of Alabama


Name: Scratch-Resistant Optics (Product)
Description: Optics with scratch resistance properties


Name: Extreme Conditions of Hypervelocity Impacts (Physical Condition)
Description: The extreme conditions present during hypervelocity impacts


Name: Antimony pentafluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluride of antimony


Name: Baetic Cordillera (geographical location)
Description: A mountain range in southern Spain


Name: Moroccans in Belgium (Ethnic group)
Description: The Moroccan immigrant community in Belgium.


Name: Ugrandite garnets (Garnet subgroup)
Description: A subgroup of garnets that have Ca2+ in the X position


Name: Eight (Number)
Description: A numeral denoting the count or sequence position.


Name: 1645 (Year)
Description: The year when Lumina Austriaca Philippica was published.


Name: Subfossil material (Geological context)
Description: Materials derived from subfossils that contain organic matter and are useful for scientific research.


Name: Enzymes (Protein Enzyme)
Description: A protein that accelerates chemical reactions in the cell.


Name: Land-use patterns and land disturbance (Environmental issue)
Description: Activities affecting the use and modification of land in New England


Name: Ethylene oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A colorless, flammable liquid with a strong, unpleasant odor.


Name: Alignment (Astronomical Feature)
Description: The orientation of an object in space


Name: 0.01% of Colombia (Percentage of population)
Description: Point zero one percent of the total population of Colombia


Name: Certificates (Document)
Description: Used for evaluating diamonds


Name: Number of facets (Diamond Feature)
Description: The number of facets in a diamond


Name: Silicon isotopes (chemical compound)
Description: The three stable isotopes of silicon (28Si, 29Si, and 30Si)


Name: modern Colombian painting (art style)
Description: A style that influenced by the artist's originality and symbolic use of animals


Name: Bachiller (Student Level)
Description: A high-school graduate in Colombia


Name: Ellipsoid (Geometric Figure)
Description: A three-dimensional analog of an ellipse


Name: Six Different Types of Abrasives (Artifact)
Description: Quartz, almandine garnet, corundum, carborundum, diamond, and a medium combining both carborundum and calcareous silt or loess


Name: Bus services in Ipswich (TransportationService)
Description: Public transportation services by bus in Ipswich


Name: A series of terranes (Geological Formation)
Description: Old island arcs forced together by the collision of Eurasian Plate and Philippine Sea Plate.


Name: Mixtec and Zapotec peoples (ethnic group)
Description: Peoples oppressed by the Aztecs.


Name: Lebanese, Indians (Nationalities)
Description: Foreign community involved in trade and commerce in Benin


Name: Flags of Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji (National flag)
Description: These flags carry a small inset of the British flag, in memory of their ties to Britain


Name: - (-)
Description: Posited the existence of a distinct creator God.


Name: Drug Use (Behavior)
Description: Switzerland has a high rate of drug use among its population.


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


Name: reduction of flood risk in South Holland and Zeeland (goal)
Description: The main goal of the Delta project


Name: Taonga (Concept)
Description: A treasure in Māori culture


Name: Record growth (1960s-1980s) (Economic period)
Description: Achieved record growth propelling Japan to become the second-largest economy in the world


Name: Global Production of Aluminium (Production Quantity)
Description: The global quantity of aluminium produced in 2016.


Name: East Africa and Europe (Geographical regions)
Description: -


Name: Carbon dioxide (Gas)
Description: A gas that affects the oxygen affinity of hemoglobin


Name: Education and Research (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with education, research, and development in various fields


Name: Minority Ethnic Groups in China (Ethnic Group)
Description: Various ethnic minorities living in the People's Republic of China.


Name: American Gold Eagle and the British gold sovereign (Bullion Coins)
Description: Two traditional bullion coins that are minted in 22k (0.92) metal.


Name: Kolomyia (City)
Description: A city near the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains in Ukraine


Name: Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A hard crystalline form of carbon


Name: retail market (Economic Sector)
Description: a sector of the economy that involves the sale of goods and services


Name: the warmest summers (Weather condition)
Description: Summers with higher average temperatures compared to other regions


Name: Benedictine Convent of Saint John (Building)
Description: A World Heritage Site in Grisons


Name: Atlantic European and Central European provinces of the Circumboreal Region within the Boreal Kingdom (Region)
Description: Phytogeographic regions


Name: La Plata (City)
Description: A city in Missouri served by Amtrak trains


Name: Hard coating for jewelry and other decorative items (material type)
Description: TiN used as a hard coating for jewelry and other decorative items.


Name: real or fictitious kinship bonds (Social Bond)
Description: Bonds within the tribal structure that Great Moravia was more likely organized around


Name: Sophie Wilmès (Person)
Description: Belgian politician who served as Belgium's first female prime minister


Name: dismissal of Prime Minister (political action)
Description: The removal of the prime minister from office


Name: Microscopic Examination of Rock and Mineral Studies (Process)
Description: The process of examining rocks and minerals under a microscope


Name: Anshan (location)
Description: Centred in Anshan during the Old Elamite period (Middle Bronze Age)


Name: Modern steel mills (Facility)
Description: Industrial plants where steel is produced


Name: Sharper angle between the pubic bones (Description of male pelvis shape)
Description: A sharper angle between the two pubic bones


Name: Ars (Latin) (Cultural Concept)
Description: The Latin word for skill or technique


Name: Georg Ernst Stahl (Scientist)
Description: German chemist who made a significant contribution to the understanding of potash


Name: Uranium (element)
Description: Chemical element with atomic number 92


Name: Iron and steel products (Product)
Description: Industrial output produced in Alabama, including cast-iron and steel pipe.


Name: line cutting and preparing jade material (jade carving tasks)
Description: Purposeful in line cutting and preparing jade material for other drilling techniques.


Name: Freshwater (Geographical entity)
Description: Natural water with low salt content, usually found in rivers and lakes.


Name: Wats (Southeast Asian Buddhist structure)
Description: Institutions centred on wats, mostly found in Southeast Asia


Name: stories of The Dreaming (Story)
Description: Maintained through oral tradition, songs, dance and paintings


Name: Color Processing Area (Brain region)
Description: Region in the brain responsible for processing color information


Name: Average Total Fertility Rate of Spain (Quantity)
Description: The average total fertility rate across Spain was 1.16 children born per woman in 2022


Name: Mn54 (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of manganese with atomic mass 54


Name: Use of Diamonds in Their Natural State (Historical Event)
Description: The use of diamonds as they were naturally found, before the development of cutting techniques


Name: [36.2%, 40.1%] (NumericRange)
Description: The poverty level in Benin from 2011 to 2015


Name: composites with near-surface dispersions of metal or oxide nanoparticles (Material)
Description: Materials containing nanoparticles dispersed near the surface


Name: Mocha beans (Coffee)
Description: Continued to be prized for their distinctive flavor


Name: Sacrificial dress, Court dress, Official gown (Clothing)
Description: Different types of clothing worn by officials in the Song dynasty


Name: Arithmetic operations (extended real numbers) (Mathematical Operations)
Description: Arithmetic operations similar to those given above for the extended real numbers


Name: Emile Clement (Person)
Description: Someone who provided a collection of Western Australian aboriginal material to the museum.


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


Name: Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail (Golf course trail)
Description: A collection of championship caliber golf courses distributed across the state of Alabama.


Name: birthday of the second republic (Historical event)
Description: The beginning of the second Austrian Republic


Name: Linde Air division of Union Carbide (Company)
Description: A division of a company known for air separation technology


Name: tragedy (art form)
Description: An art form that is characterized by a serious purpose, depicting humans in significant and unavoidable conflict with fate.


Name: Subduction zones (geological feature)
Description: Old island arcs formed at some distant subduction zones.


Name: gold in French Creek (resource)
Description: Gold deposits found by General Custer in French Creek


Name: (The ghost of the molten magma) (Publication)
Description: Article on Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: Gold Futures Trading (Activity)
Description: The act of buying and selling gold contracts based on future delivery dates.


Name: Rock (geology) (Geological Formation)
Description: Any naturally occurring solid mass or aggregate of minerals or mineraloid matter


Name: Rare iron meteorites (Geological Entity)
Description: The main form of natural metallic iron on Earth's surface


Name: Etruria (Geographical Region)
Description: A term that can refer to the wider region inhabited by the Etruscans.


Name: Mississippian (Geological Time Period)
Description: A period of geologic time that extends from approximately 359 to 323 million years ago


Name: Nationalist Sentiments (Emotion)
Description: The desire for national unity and independence prior to Federation


Name: Mirrors Intended to Concentrate Sunlight onto a Long Pipe (mirror types)
Description: Mirrors that are intended to concentrate sunlight onto a long pipe.


Name: Latin Church Catholicism (Religion)
Description: A smaller Christian denomination in Ukraine


Name: Wirksworth (Location within Derbyshire)
Description: Historic market town in the Peak District


Name: Francis Perrin (Physicist)
Description: French physicist who discovered the Oklo Fossil Reactors


Name: New Communist government of North Macedonia (Political Entity)
Description: The communist government that ruled North Macedonia from 1946 to 1991.


Name: Number of One Person Households (Statistic)
Description: The number of households consisting of one person in Cresciano


Name: Cyprus (Geographical Feature)
Description: An island country in the Eastern Mediterranean


Name: Tools of this era (archaeological_artifact)
Description: tools produced around 30,000 BC in Algeria


Name: Professional sportsman (person in sports)
Description: An individual who performs a role in professional sports


Name: Asphalt Shingle Roof (Building Material)
Description: A type of roofing material made from asphalt and shingles.


Name: Carbon-rich meteorites (Meteorite)
Description: Type of meteorites rich in carbon


Name: Numerous biographies (Books)
Description: Books written about Marie Curie's life and work


Name: Electronics, Construction, Optical filler, Cosmetics (Industries)
Description: Micas can be utilized in various industries due to their properties


Name: Conceptual art (artwork category)
Description: Art that is based on ideas rather than physical objects


Name: 10 km (Physical Value)
Description: A physical value indicating the minimum depth for dehydration.


Name: domestic public opinion (Public opinion)
Description: The opinions held by the people of Taiwan regarding various issues


Name: Xianbei-style tunic, trousers, boots (clothing)
Description: Clothing style of the Xianbei people


Name: Kosher diet (Diet)
Description: A diet adhered to by Jews that includes specific guidelines for the preparation, combination, and consumption of food


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: A sovereign island country in the Southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe


Name: Arguments for Lunar Origin Theory based upon the behavior of glass melts (Scientific Argument)
Description: Rationale supporting the lunar origin theory derived from glass melt behavior


Name: Orpiment (Historical pigment)
Description: A pigment used by painters in the 16th century, but is now considered dangerous due to arsenic


Name: seal (function)
Description: A seal used to secure letters or other documents.


Name: One church at Vang (Building)
Description: A religious structure at Vang, Oppdal


Name: Indigo farms (Place)
Description: Farms that grew indigo before the synthetic dye was available


Name: Czech Lion (Award)
Description: The highest Czech award for film achievement.


Name: Anus (anatomical structure)
Description: Excretory opening of sea urchins


Name: Remains (Artifact)
Description: Remains discovered that reflected habitation during various periods.


Name: Dress hook (Artifact)
Description: An item owned by Lady Margaret Beaufort.


Name: Metamorphic Facies (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A set of distinctive mineral assemblages in metamorphic rock formed under specific pressure and temperature conditions


Name: Artificial joints (Medical device)
Description: A device used for joint replacement in the body


Name: Ordinary women in Northern dynasties (group of people)
Description: women during the Northern dynasties period (386 - 581 AD)


Name: Blue color (Color)
Description: Creation of blue color in sapphires through interaction between titanium and iron


Name: Sea Urchin (Animal)
Description: A marine echinoderm with a spherical or globular shape and spiny skin.


Name: French (Language)
Description: A Romance language spoken in Europe and the official language of 29 countries


Name: Antwerp (City)
Description: A city in Belgium and one of its major cities.


Name: World Bank Group (Organization)
Description: An international financial institution that provides loans to developing countries.


Name: 35°50′40.9″N 103°27′7.5″E (Geographical coordinates)
Description: The geographical coordinates where the Geographical center of China is located


Name: European settlers in what is now the United States (People)
Description: Trafficked African slaves through the Atlantic slave trade


Name: the tide-flowing jewel, the tide-ebbing jewel (Mythical objects)
Description: Two mythical objects with powers to cause high or low tides


Name: Pyrope (Gemstone)
Description: Red in color and chemically an aluminium silicate with the formula Mg3Al2(SiO4)3


Name: commercial production of nanodiamonds (application)
Description: Used for producing nanodiamonds on an industrial scale


Name: Optical Fiber (Technology)
Description: A flexible, transparent fiber made by drawing glass (silica) or plastic to a diameter slightly thicker than that of a human hair.


Name: Brazilian education system (System)
Description: Educational system of Brazil


Name: Modern Japan (state)
Description: Japan as it is known today, a major economic and political power


Name: $1 trillion (Monetary_Value)
Description: The monetary value of the mineral deposits in Afghanistan


Name: 21st out of 178 countries on the Environmental Performance Index (Ranking)
Description: A measure of environmental health and readiness to confront future environmental challenges


Name: Ming dynasty clothing (clothing)
Description: the clothing style of the Ming dynasty


Name: other, older orogenic belts (geological feature)
Description: The regions where the concepts were later applied.


Name: Pakistan (Country)
Description: Pakistan is a source of the mineral.


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: The island and its surrounding islands in the North Atlantic Ocean


Name: Moksha in theistic schools of Hinduism (Term)
Description: The same as the head entity in this object when referred to in theistic schools


Name: Lunar New Year, Lantern Festival, and Dragon Boat Festival (traditional festivals)
Description: Traditional festivals in Taiwan where the Chinese calendar is used


Name: Hong Kong (City)
Description: a Special Administrative Region of China


Name: Explosion and fire (HazardousEvent)
Description: The events that occur when the surface layer of potassium superoxide is scratched


Name: henotheism (Religious Concept)
Description: involving devotion to a single god while accepting the existence of others


Name: c. 1220 BC (Timeframe)
Description: The approximate year the kingdom was involved in an anti-Hittite uprising.


Name: far less dense material than average for Ceres's crust (material composition)
Description: Cererian cryovolcanoes must be composed of far less dense material than average for Ceres's crust


Name: Niva (Hamlet)
Description: In Niva, there is a late baroque chapel of St. John Nepomuk


Name: Mayans (Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization of Mesoamerica


Name: Jade (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used for creating various utilitarian and ceremonial objects


Name: 1904 Summer Olympics (Event)
Description: The first Olympic Games at which gold, silver and bronze medals for first, second and third places were used.


Name: Pearl (Item)
Description: A type of gemstone that is produced by a mollusk


Name: Composer (unspecified) (Class of Composers significant in the history of Andalusian music)
Description: A class of composers significant in the history of Andalusian music.


Name: Europe, North America (Region)
Description: The regions of Europe and North America from where the tourists in Morocco are coming


Name: July (Month)
Description: Ruby is the traditional birthstone for July


Name: Black Lives Matter movement (social_movement)
Description: A movement in the 2010s and 2020s


Name: Korean Workers' Party (Political Group)
Description: The ruling political party in North Korea, led by the Kim dynasty.


Name: process of evolution (Scientific concept)
Description: The gradual development and change of species over time through natural selection.


Name: Musical instrument engraving technique (Technique)
Description: A specialized engraving technique used on American-made brass instruments, characterized by 'wiggle' or 'wriggle' cuts


Name: Large amount of diamonds (Product)
Description: Over a period of time


Name: people who build towers or tower builders (Societal Role)
Description: A term used to describe the Tusci due to their practice of building towers


Name: The corners of the pediment (Architectural feature)
Description: Corners on the east and west side of the Parthenon's pediment


Name: C-8 zoning districts (Zoning district)
Description: Inwood also contains one of Manhattan's few remaining C-8 zoning districts.


Name: Constitution of Brazil (Legal document)
Description: The supreme law of the country


Name: Industrial scale (ProductionScale)
Description: The scale at which the process was used in the 1920s


Name: First Tahitian legal code (Law Code)
Description: The first written set of laws in Tahiti.


Name: Average Household Size (Statistic)
Description: The average household size in Cresciano


Name: Emmental cheese (food)
Description: A type of Swiss cheese


Name: Registration Problem (Problem)
Description: The issue in multi-step printmaking processes of aligning areas to receive ink properly.


Name: a female earth deity (deity)
Description: -


Name: CNC machine (Tool)
Description: A computer-controlled and largely automated tool used in machining.


Name: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (Military alliance)
Description: A political and military alliance of 30 North American and European countries.


Name: Naxian Marble (Commodity)
Description: The marble quarried on Naxos


Name: First of the f-block elements (Classification)
Description: A classification for certain elements


Name: International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) (Organization)
Description: An international humanitarian organization that provides aid to victims of war and promotes respect for international humanitarian law.


Name: Dorestad (Geographical area)
Description: A flourishing trading place during the Frisian Kingdom.


Name: Massachusetts Bay Colony (Colony)
Description: A British colonial possession in North America


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: Country in Southeast Europe


Name: Risotto (Food)
Description: a mainstay of local cuisine in Ticino


Name: China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) (Organization)
Description: The Chinese national oil and gas corporation


Name: Methodius (Person)
Description: A Byzantine missionary and enlightener of the Slavs


Name: EU's intention regarding the country's accession (Intention)
Description: The EU's desire to maintain its geopolitical influence, countering the Chinese and Russian impact in the Western Balkans


Name: Study of color theory (academic discipline)
Description: the systematic study of color and its properties


Name: Uranus (Planet)
Description: The seventh planet from the Sun


Name: Phoenicians (Culture)
Description: An ancient Mediterranean civilization that was centered in the coastal cities of present-day Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine


Name: Non-magnetic properties (physical property)
Description: The non-magnetic nature of austenitic stainless steel.


Name: 0.02% of Colombia (Percentage of population)
Description: Point zero two percent of the total population of Colombia


Name: contemporary conflict and political instability (Political_Factor)
Description: The political factors that have contributed to the development of Afghanistan


Name: Sea Urchin Tube Foot (Physical Feature)
Description: One part of the five-parted locomotion structure on a sea urchin's test.


Name: Clothing in Afghanistan (Cultural Artifact)
Description: Traditional dress of Afghanistan


Name: Skopje, Debar, Bitola, Ohrid, Veles, and Strumica (city)
Description: Cities in Macedonia (region) that voted to join the Bulgarian Exarchate


Name: Population (number of people)
Description: Varies from 200,000 to 700,000


Name: Diamond nanoparticles (Nanoparticle)
Description: Nanoparticles made of diamond


Name: Russian/Native Language (Language)
Description: The language in which court proceedings can be conducted with mutual consent or for citizens unable to speak Ukrainian or Russian


Name: Automotive Industry (Industry)
Description: Production of motor vehicles


Name: Western Maghreb (Region)
Description: A region in North Africa where the Hammadids ruled


Name: Various Sectors (Industry Group)
Description: Diverse fields of economic activity that companies operate in.


Name: Tuareg 'Amajegh' (Term)
Description: Meaning noble


Name: - (-)
Description: Not associated with any specific flag or symbol.


Name: Anglo-Spanish War of 1654–1660 (Historical Conflict)
Description: War between Spain and England from 1654 to 1660


Name: Official Coins (Currency)
Description: A type of currency that is used to adorn jewellery


Name: bus, rail, and light rail lines (Transportation Lines)
Description: Various transportation lines that pass through South Station, Boston


Name: Amethyst (gemstone)
Description: Purple variety of quartz


Name: Sarvāstivāda school (School of Buddhism)
Description: one of the schools that emerged from the Sthavira community, mainly in north India


Name: Mould (Crafting method)
Description: Medals can also be produced by casting them from a mould.


Name: Partition of India (Historical event)
Description: The separation of India and Pakistan along religious lines in 1947


Name: Film Festivals held in the country (Qualifier)
Description: A qualifier that describes the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.


Name: Some western Ukrainians (Group of People)
Description: A group of people living in the western region of Ukraine


Name: Energetic alpha particles (Particle)
Description: Alpha particles that strike beryllium nuclei, initiating nuclear reactions.


Name: Great Ferry from Anato to Mukatsuno, Great Ferry of Nagoya, Islands of Motori and Abe, Island of Shiba, Sea of Sakami (Location or Transportation)
Description: The designated places and areas


Name: Engraving (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique that involves cutting into the surface of a block to create an image.


Name: the world's longest rivers (Description)
Description: Rivers with a length greater than 4,000 kilometers.


Name: Earrings, Pendants, Necklaces (Jewelry)
Description: Chains or strings for adorning the body


Name: Hot nitric acid (Substance)
Description: A substance used to dissolve non-diamond carbon forms in nanodiamonds


Name: Egyptian Iron Artifacts (Artifact)
Description: Nine small beads hammered from meteoritic iron found in northern Egypt


Name: Iris Agate (Mineral Formation)
Description: A finely-banded and usually colorless agate, that when thinly sliced, exhibits spectral decomposition of white light


Name: Indian subcontinent (Geographical Area)
Description: A region where diamond cutting was known as early as the 6th century AD.


Name: Ji (髻) and Headdresses (Hair Styles)
Description: long hair tied into a bun, covered with different kinds of headdresses


Name: a series of grades (steel classification system)
Description: System for categorizing steel alloys by the SAE.


Name: comfort stations (historical sites)
Description: Brothels operated by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II


Name: county level (examination level)
Description: The level of examination that Tang Xianzu passed


Name: 2000 (Year)
Description: Year reference


Name: Rubies (type of gemstones)
Description: Translucent, red precious stone with a hardness score of 9 on the Mohs scale


Name: Color Reproduction (artistic technique)
Description: The representation of multiple colors in an artwork or image.


Name: 5 individuals (Group_of_people)
Description: Group of 5 individuals who were Islamic


Name: Unemployment Rate (Economic Metric)
Description: The percentage of a country's labor force that is unemployed


Name: XXX in the Global Hunger Index (Ranking)
Description: The Czech Republic's ranking in a measure of hunger and undernutrition


Name: Drammen municipality (Municipality)
Description: A municipality that includes the city of Drammen and smaller towns


Name: Moravia, Czech Republic (Region)
Description: A historical region in the Czech Republic


Name: Afghanistan (Location)
Description: Country located in South-Central Asia


Name: Exhibition titled Des trésors à porter. Bijoux et parures du Maghreb (Event)
Description: Shown in Paris, Manama and Rabat


Name: Argyle diamond mine (Mine)
Description: A diamond mine in Western Australia


Name: 23 February (Date)
Description: The date when Defender of the Fatherland Day is celebrated


Name: Bio-medical and Optoelectronic Applications (Application)
Description: Applications in bio-medical and optoelectronics.


Name: Wu Han (Person)
Description: A Taiwanese musician, current artistic director of the Lincoln Center Chamber Music Society


Name: Auburn University (University)
Description: Main campus in Auburn, with satellite campuses and facilities in other locations


Name: Table below (Data Structure)
Description: A table summarizing the most common nanoparticles and their applications


Name: Non-sovereign monarchs in Benin (Political entity)
Description: Non-sovereign rulers within the country


Name: Blue pigments (Colorant)
Description: Substances used to give color to paint, ink, etc.


Name: family secrets (Confidential information)
Description: Disagreeable issues concerning the family kept hidden from outsiders and sometimes within the family


Name: Condiment Dishes (Dish)
Description: Dishes for holding condiments.


Name: Department for Business and Trade (Government Department)
Description: A department of the Government of the United Kingdom responsible for business, international trade, and enterprise.


Name: Braided river deposits (GeologicalProcess)
Description: A geological process where a river's channel is divided into multiple active channels separated by bars of various sizes


Name: 22k (0.92) (Purity level)
Description: The purity level at which the South African Krugerrand is minted.


Name: Landfilling (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy for disposal of waste in a specially designated site, where it is buried and left to decompose


Name: Latin Word Crux (Language Term)
Description: The Latin word for stake, cross


Name: Spherical Shapes, Semi-rounds, Button pearls, Pear-shaped pearls, Baroque pearls, Circled pearls (Shapes)
Description: Different forms that pearls can take


Name: Historical Ages (Era)
Description: A sequence of chronological periods in the history of humanity


Name: Quartz sand grains (in sandstone) (Mineral)
Description: Original quartz sand grains in the sedimentary rock sandstone


Name: British Assay office (Organization)
Description: The body which gives U.K. jewellery its hallmark.


Name: Vatican City (Enclave)
Description: An independent city-state enclaved within Rome, Italy


Name: People wearing red (Person)
Description: People wearing the color Red.


Name: Belgium's Religious Schools (School Type)
Description: The religious schools in the Belgian education system.


Name: Etruscans (Civilization)
Description: An ancient people who lived in the area of central Italy between the 8th or 7th century BC and the mid-1st century BC.


Name: Pewter and zinc (spelter) (Metals)
Description: Cast metals used for sculpture


Name: Amecameca-Chalco (Location)
Description: Amecameca-Chalco


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (Artist and Scientist)
Description: Renowned polymath of the Renaissance


Name: air (Transportation_Type)
Description: Air transport.


Name: Gold Solder (Material)
Description: Material used for joining components of gold jewelry


Name: Málaga (city)
Description: A city in al-Andalus, Spain


Name: Radium (ChemicalElement)
Description: Chemical element with symbol Ra and atomic number 88


Name: Belfast Lanyon Place (Transportation station)
Description: A train station in Belfast


Name: Multan (Location)
Description: City that was recaptured by Timur Shah Durrani


Name: traditional skills (Skill)
Description: Ensuring survival in the mountain valleys


Name: most Slavic languages and modern Cyrillic alphabet (linguistic element)
Description: languages and the modern Cyrillic alphabet


Name: Örebro's old town, Wadköping (Town area)
Description: An old town located in Örebro


Name: Synthetic Stones (Stone)
Description: Stones manufactured artificially


Name: Hot-dip or electroplating in zinc (galvanization processes)
Description: Two methods of applying a protective zinc layer to carbon steel.


Name: Large Wooden Crucifix (Artwork)
Description: A large crucifix made of wood, a German innovation in the beginning of the Romanesque period.


Name: Building Materials (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of materials used in construction and housing, such as cement, steel, wood, and glass


Name: Germans (group)
Description: Germany and its forces


Name: Skewer Trays (cooking utensil)
Description: Rectangular ceramic pans used for cooking meat on skewers


Name: Communists (Italy) (Political Party)
Description: Marxist–Leninist political party in Italy


Name: Military Capabilities of the United Kingdom (Military Capability)
Description: The ability to use armed forces effectively to protect national interests.


Name: Maghreb (Region)
Description: Tizerzaï brooches are believed to have been in use in the Maghreb.


Name: US$115 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: Amount of profits in 2008-2009


Name: Vedas (Scripture)
Description: Four ancient texts: Rigveda, Samaveda, Yajurveda and Atharvaveda


Name: Normal Growth and Development (Process)
Description: The natural growth and development of an organism


Name: [Aracena, Cazorla, Roquetas de Mar, Chiclana de la Frontera, Chipiona, Conil de la Frontera, Grazalema, Rota, Tarifa, Almuñécar] (municipios turísticos)
Description: Municipios Turísticos designated by the Council of Government


Name: Margaret (person)
Description: The person who was crowned queen of Norway in 1388


Name: Center of population of Alabama (Center of Population)
Description: The location of the geographical center of the state's population.


Name: The Spanish Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Spanish colonial empire.


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


Name: Pietra dura (Technique)
Description: An Italian technique of inlaying hardstones like onyx, jasper and carnelian.


Name: Compound lexeme (linguistic unit)
Description: A unit composed of more than one stem forming words or signs


Name: Frankfurt (City)
Description: The largest city in the Federal Republic of Germany and a global city


Name: Large numbers of brightly coloured stones (Material)
Description: Stones commonly used to decorate jewellery in Mesopotamia


Name: Mithila Region, India and Nepal (Location)
Description: The style is practiced in the Mithila region of India and Nepal.


Name: Hospital Medical Infectious Waste Incinerator (HMIWI) Standard Alternative, Other Technologies (Technology Class)
Description: Alternatives to the Hospital Medical Infectious Waste Incinerator standard for medical waste treatment and disposal.


Name: Low Thermal Expansion (Property)
Description: A property of materials that describes how much they change dimensions when heated or cooled


Name: the four Cs of Connoisseurship (color, clarity, cut and carat weight) (grading system for gemstones)
Description: The standard parameters used to grade all gemstones


Name: Art Brut (Art Movement)
Description: The term 'outsider art' was an English synonym for art brut


Name: Pico da Neblina (Mountain Peak)
Description: The highest point in Brazil with an elevation of 2,994 meters


Name: Powerful explosion (Natural Event Class)
Description: The event that scattered Australites


Name: Ancient historical lettering styles (Historical typography)
Description: Typography used in ancient times


Name: Other protective equipment (Product)
Description: Equipment used for protection in various situations


Name: thermal and mechanical stresses during chip formation (physical property)
Description: Stresses that occur when a material is being cut or deformed


Name: Scientific Revolution (Historical Period)
Description: From the 17th century.


Name: pop rock (Music genre)
Description: A genre that combines elements of both pop and rock music


Name: Phoenicians (Culture)
Description: An ancient civilization of the Mediterranean Sea, primarily located in modern day Lebanon and Syria


Name: The Greens lost most of their seats in the 2003 election (Election Outcome)
Description: In the 2003 election.


Name: relations with the Western world (Relation)
Description: Diplomatic relationships between Russia and countries in the Western world.


Name: Government (institution)
Description: the principal instrument for public policymaking, administers public services and tenders advice to the monarch


Name: 2006 James Bond Film Casino Royale (Film)
Description: A film in the James Bond series.


Name: Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt (Legal Standard)
Description: The standard by which all elements of a criminal charge must be established to convict the defendant.


Name: France (Country)
Description: Country where Impressionism was developed.


Name: Batch or lot number (Labeling element)
Description: The batch or lot number of the cosmetic product, which can be useful in tracking any issues that may arise


Name: disclosed religious affiliation or followed a religion and are from Collonges, excluding those not counted (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who follow any religion, disclose their religious affiliation, or do not disclose their religious affiliation but follow a religion, and are from Collonges, excluding those not counted


Name: Franklin zinc mines in New Jersey, the type locality (Mine)
Description: An excavation made to obtain minerals


Name: Black Hills Gold Jewelry (Type)
Description: A type of jewelry manufactured in the Black Hills of South Dakota


Name: Administrative divisions of Algeria (Administrative division)
Description: The divisions of Algeria for administrative purposes.


Name: errors (Concept)
Description: An inaccuracy or mistake made in a calculation, measurement, or method.


Name: Nabimusaite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral whose structure is similar to that of Aradite


Name: Up to 1,000 mm of rainfall in some years (weather_phenomenon)
Description: Amount of precipitation received in the northern part of eastern Algeria


Name: Acting Cabinet (Government Body)
Description: The acting cabinet of Afghanistan


Name: Trans-chlorohydridobis(bis-1,2-(diphenylphosphino)ethane)iron(II) (Iron complex)
Description: A trans isomer iron(II) complex


Name: Goldstone (Type of glass)
Description: A type of glass created by controlling the reductive atmosphere and cooling conditions of the glass batch.


Name: Katharine Angell and Frances Roth (people)
Description: Founders of Culinary Institute of America


Name: Specific products, processes, and consumer markets (Economic activity categories)
Description: Goods, services, or activities related to an industry


Name: Tindouf, Algeria, Sahrawi refugees (Locations, People)
Description: Locations where UN administers refugee camps for Sahrawi refugees


Name: The idea that we are only ever aware of mental images or impressions (Buddhist philosophy)
Description: A central tenet of the Yogācāra school


Name: cigarette smoking (Behavior)
Description: The act of smoking cigarettes, responsible for significant health issues in Australia


Name: Table salt (Substance class)
Description: A common household product used for seasoning food


Name: Red Meat, Oysters, Beans, Poultry, Fish, Leaf Vegetables, Watercress, Tofu, Blackstrap Molasses (Food Items)
Description: Rich sources of dietary iron


Name: Dalnegorsk, Russia (Location)
Description: A location in Russia where large cubic crystals up to 20 cm across have been found


Name: None specified (Geographical and Cultural Context)
Description: Present day


Name: Frameworks of fully corner bonded tetrahedra of SiO4 (Geological structure)
Description: The structure of low-pressure polymorphs of anhydrous silica


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


Name: Kombat (location)
Description: The place where the town and the Kombat Mine are situated.


Name: Harmandir Sahib (Building)
Description: Sikh temple located in Amritsar, India


Name: Aristotle (Historical Figure)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist born in 384 BC, died in 322 BC


Name: Mobile (City)
Description: A city located in Mobile County, Alabama


Name: Intestine (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Where digestion occurs in the sea urchin's body


Name: 46 outer columns and 23 inner columns (Number of Columns)
Description: Each column having 20 flutes.


Name: maps (cartographic product)
Description: Representation of geographical information as a visual object


Name: Indonesia (Geographical Area)
Description: -


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


Name: RYB color model (Color model)
Description: A color model used for painting since the Renaissance onward


Name: Harappa (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site in modern-day Pakistan


Name: Undersea currents flow (Geographical features)
Description: Areas with steady water movement that benefit the corals by providing food.


Name: Distance (Measurement)
Description: The spatial separation between two points


Name: The Sámi people (Group)
Description: An indigenous people inhabiting the Arctic regions of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia


Name: Emperor of Japan (head of state)
Description: The emperor who appoints the prime minister


Name: medical equipment and implants (Products)
Description: Items used for medical purposes, such as tools or prosthetic devices.


Name: John Stuart Mill (Philosopher)
Description: British philosopher, political economist and civil servant who criticized the artificial nature of Linnaean classification


Name: International Space Station (ISS) (Space Station)
Description: A space station launched in the same period


Name: Vandal Kingdom (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the kingdom that included Tunisia from AD 435 to 533


Name: thema of the Aegean Sea (Administrative Division)
Description: A thematic or thema was a military and administrative division of the Byzantine Empire.


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive halogen


Name: House of Orange (Royal family)
Description: The Dutch Royal Family


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: The country of New Zealand


Name: Kosovo (Region)
Description: Region in Southeastern Europe


Name: Early part of the 21st century (TimePeriod)
Description: A period of extensive construction in Ipswich


Name:
ho < 0 (Mathematical expression)
Description: The condition for an imaginary sphere's equation


Name: 0.28% (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of synthetic diamonds produced for use as gemstones in 2014


Name: Skopje (City)
Description: The capital city of North Macedonia


Name: Indigenistas (Group)
Description: Liberal Mexican elites seeing the ancient civilizations of Mexico as a source of pride


Name: Chalcis (City)
Description: A city in ancient Greece, one of the rival cities with Eretria


Name: Oceanic Crust (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of crust that forms the ocean floors.


Name: another flowering of the arts (Artistic Period)
Description: A period of artistic prosperity during the Qing Dynasty


Name: negative impacts on the environment (effect)
Description: Impacts that can harm the environment during mining operations and in the years following.


Name: Andros (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, part of Greece


Name: Duke of Windsor (Monarch)
Description: Edward VIII when he abdicated the British throne in 1936.


Name: long record of social tolerance (Description)
Description: the general attitude towards societal issues in the Netherlands


Name: Norwegian government (Government)
Description: The government of Norway


Name: organic material in the host shales (Geological Material)
Description: The interaction that resulted in the precipitation of minerals such as calcite, dolomite, muscovite, pyrite, quartz, albite, and beryl.


Name: Varying Sensitivity of Different Cells in the Retina to Light of Different Wavelengths (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The ability of different cells in the human retina to respond differently to light of various wavelengths.


Name: Environmental Services (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with environmental protection, waste management, and the cleanup of polluted sites


Name: Benjamin S. Turner (Person)
Description: An African-American politician who served as a congressman from Alabama


Name: Process (concept)
Description: A series of actions or operations performed to achieve a specific result


Name: U.S. Department of Education (Government Agency)
Description: Federal agency responsible for education in the U.S.


Name: Individual concepts (Cognitive entities)
Description: Concepts that refer to a specific instance or entity


Name: Peak Practice (TV Series)
Description: 1993–2002 British television medical drama series


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: The Palace of Nations in Geneva is the second biggest centre for the United Nations after the headquarters in New York


Name: Dust Storms (Natural Disaster)
Description: Large dust clouds that can cross continents and oceans


Name: 2005 (Year)
Description: The year Abbadia Alpina was restored and reopened


Name: Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) (Sports Governing Body)
Description: Organization responsible for governing high school sports in Missouri


Name: Iron Age (Britain) (time_period)
Description: The Iron Age ended with the arrival of Romans in Britain


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


Name: Transportation (Transportation)
Description: The transportation facilities of Larne as per the given data


Name: American Museum of Natural History in New York City (museum)
Description: Current location of the gem


Name: Silicon Dioxide (Mineral)
Description: A common oxide of silicon


Name: Tundra (Geographical feature)
Description: A treeless, frozen region with very low temperatures and little precipitation


Name: El Ga’ïdat plateau known as Hmadat Boû Rba’ine (Plateau)
Description: The location where the largest pieces of the Tissint meteorite were recovered


Name: Ukraine's grain and oilseed sectors (Sector)
Description: Industry sectors related to grain and oilseeds


Name: Medieval Jet use (Era)
Description: -


Name: Known chemical compounds (type of entities)
Description: Entities that are recognized in chemistry and have been studied or used


Name: Canada (Evans-Loup mines, near Wakeld, Quebec) (Location)
Description: Place where Eulytine is known in Canada


Name: Germany, France, United States, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom, and Greece (organization)
Description: Organizations that founded NATO


Name: Amphibians and Reptiles across Derbyshire (Animal Class)
Description: Various amphibian and reptile species residing in Derbyshire


Name: 20th_century (Era)
Description: A period of time between 1901 and 2000


Name: Crusades (event)
Description: The 200 years of wars to restore Christian access to the Holy Land


Name: NGOs in developing countries, including Benin (Organization)
Description: The Advocates for International Development (A4ID) offers pro bono legal advice to NGOs in developing countries, including Benin.


Name: The first of these texts were composed possibly around the 1st century BCE or 1st century CE (Statement)
Description: -


Name: Atlantic sea trade (economic_activity)
Description: Trade of goods and resources through the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Exporter (Economic Role)
Description: A country or region that exports goods and services to other countries


Name: Courts in Ukraine (judicial system)
Description: The legal institutions responsible for resolving disputes in Ukraine


Name: Bronze Age in Ban Chiang (Time Period)
Description: The Bronze Age period in Ban Chiang, Thailand


Name: The White Cliffs of Dover (Natural Feature)
Description: Chalk cliffs located on the coast of Dover, England


Name: Precious Coral (Mineral)
Description: A type of coral with a hard skeleton that exhibits warm reddish pink colors and has been harvested for decorative use since antiquity.


Name: Cu-Pb-Sn alloys (Material)
Description: Alloy consisting of copper, lead, and tin


Name: B2 (Strukturbericht designation)
Description: The Strukturbericht designation of Caesium Chloride


Name: traditional Aztec eagle on a nopal cactus (Symbol)
Description: The traditional symbol of the Aztecs used in the flag


Name: University of Paris (Educational Institute)
Description: Higher education institution in Paris, France


Name: Interaction of a melt, rich in potassium and sulfate, with earlier minerals (ellestadite and larnite). (Geological Process)
Description: Nabimusaite is suggested to result from interaction of a melt, rich in potassium and sulfate, with earlier minerals (ellestadite and larnite).


Name: Cold description omitted for brevity (Forest types)
Description: -


Name: Aztecs (Ancient American civilization)
Description: The Late Post-Classic Aztec civilization


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: A city located in the state of New York, United States


Name: [Great] Moravia (Historical Region)
Description: A medieval Slavic state


Name: Greece's Central Archaeological Council (Council)
Description: Central decision-making body for archaeology in Greece


Name: Otomani and Gyulavarsand cultures (Cultural period)
Description: Cultural periods in the eastern Hungarian Körös tributaries following the Mako culture


Name: European Bronze Age (Time period)
Description: A period from approximately 3000 to 1200 BCE


Name: Prominent Noble Families of the Kingdom (Historical group)
Description: Noble families of the kingdom whose origin is linked to leaders of the Magyar tribes or immigrants


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: A country that borders Ukraine to the west


Name: Greenschist and Chlorite schist (Geological formation)
Description: Trade of greenschist and chlorite schist has continued since the Middle Woodland period


Name: Avoidance of Special Cases (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The advantage of using points at infinity is that it allows one to not consider certain special cases, such as intersection points for parallel lines.


Name: Paros (Location)
Description: An island in the Cyclades of the Aegean Sea


Name: Religious leaders in Japan (Personalities)
Description: Leaders of religious groups who banned women from certain spaces


Name: art outside Italy (Art Influence)
Description: Outside of Italy, the Italian Renaissance significantly impacted art.


Name: Silicon dioxide (Compound)
Description: A compound of silicon and oxygen, most commonly found in nature as quartz and in various living organisms.


Name: Technische Universität Berlin (TU-Berlin) (University)
Description: -


Name: Mixed-member proportional representation (System)
Description: Electoral system used


Name: Critical Theory (Philosophical Approach)
Description: Incorporation of critical theory in the study of art history


Name: Lithium (policy and regulation) (Resource Policy and Regulation)
Description: Overview of policies and regulations relevant to the lithium industry, including environmental protection, resource management, and trade


Name: Mosan art (Art Movement)
Description: A historical artistic movement from Belgium


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: The religion of a small percentage of the population in Ukraine


Name: Turkey's Municipal Governments (Local Government Division)
Description: Government divisions responsible for municipal issues


Name: Fayalite (mineral)
Description: A mineral that transforms to Fe2SiO4 spinel.


Name: Archers (Profession)
Description: People associated with archery


Name: Later Buddhist traditions (Philosophy)
Description: The philosophical beliefs held by later developments in Buddhism.


Name: Digging narrow tunnels and shafts below ground (Extraction method)
Description: Extraction is done by digging narrow tunnels and shafts below ground


Name: Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (Company)
Description: A Brazilian multinational corporation headquartered in Itabira


Name: time-consuming nature of the study (characteristic)
Description: A characteristic of the Chinese civil service examination that made it time-consuming


Name: Espírito Santo (State)
Description: State where Vitória is the capital


Name: London (City)
Description: The capital city of England and the United Kingdom.


Name: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (Person)
Description: An American poet and educator from New England


Name: Methylacidiphilum fumariolicum SolV (Bacteria)
Description: A type of methanotrophic bacteria living in volcanic mudpots


Name: First or second-generation immigrants of European origin (Group)
Description: Immigrants and their descendants with European ancestry


Name: Space Exploration (Exploration)
Description: The exploration and study of outer space.


Name: Nurses in Algeria (Profession)
Description: The professionals working as nurses in Algeria


Name: King of Morocco (Mohammed VI) (Ruler)
Description: The King of Morocco during the mentioned period


Name: China's inland waterways (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: The internal river system and navigable canals of China


Name: Piet Mondrian (Person)
Description: A famous Dutch painter from the 19th and 20th century


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: Country where the Spanish Empire originated.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country in northern Europe


Name: Plutonium-239 (Isotope)
Description: Isotope used in nuclear weapons


Name: Algeria's rural population (Population subset)
Description: Algerians living in rural areas


Name: Increased Average Temperature (Temperature Change)
Description: An increase in the average temperature from 1901 to 2020


Name: Han rebels (resistance group)
Description: Rebellious Han Chinese during the Qing dynasty


Name: Piloncitos (Artifact)
Description: Small, engraved gold coins from the Philippines.


Name: Andalusia (Place)
Description: A region in southwestern Spain


Name: Faience (Artifact)
Description: A type of ancient Egyptian ceramic material, known for its glazing and use in various artifacts.


Name: Mongol women's one-piece robe (type of clothing)
Description: clothing style worn by Mongol women


Name: The Canadian Shield (Geographical Feature)
Description: A large, ancient region in Canada.


Name: Outsider Art (Art Movement)
Description: Art created outside the boundaries of official culture


Name: Mogno (Location)
Description: A settlement that was part of Peccia until 1669


Name: Classical Tradition (Artistic Style)
Description: The artistic style that was replaced by the new style in Roman art


Name: Andalusia (geographical region)
Description: A region of Spain, consisting of eight provinces


Name: Metal Coating on Glass Mirrors (reflective materials)
Description: A layer of metal on glass mirrors that is protected from abrasion and corrosion by a layer of paint.


Name: 3.4 to 1.8 million years ago (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which the earliest known Red Fox fossils date


Name: Computer-controlled retail stores (Store type)
Description: Stores with on-site computer-controlled engraving machines


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Largest country in the world by land area.


Name: Nazca potters (Artist)
Description: Potters from Nazca culture.


Name: Anyang (Location)
Description: An archaeological site in Henan, China


Name: Sun (AstronomicalObject)
Description: The star at the center of our solar system and the primary source of light and heat for Earth.


Name: Cereals (Agricultural Product)
Description: Another significant production item in Tunisia by the 2nd century


Name: wide roof structure (Building component)
Description: Another application of glass curtain walls in architecture.


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: Autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: Annual Met Gala in Manhattan (Event)
Description: An annual charity event held for the benefit of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute


Name: Zurich, Switzerland (City)
Description: The largest city in Switzerland, known for its old town with the Grossmünster church and the Bahnhofstrasse shopping district


Name: Cultivation of the Soul or Mind (Concept)
Description: Originally meant the cultivation of the soul or mind.


Name: Top Scorer in Handball Championship (Achievement)
Description: The position where Wissem Hmam was ranked in the 2005 Handball Championship


Name: Smarta tradition (Hindu Sect)
Description: The Smarta tradition developed during the Classical Period of Hinduism


Name: Laniakea Supercluster (Supercluster)
Description: The cosmic structure that contains the Local Group and is the largest known contiguous structure in which our galaxy, the Milky Way, is located.


Name: Beads (Artifact)
Description: A small object, typically made of glass, clay, wood, or stone, often shaped and decorated.


Name: Ukrainian literature (Literature)
Description: A body of written works produced in the Ukrainian language


Name: Black Voters (Demographic Group)
Description: African American individuals who were legally entitled to vote


Name: romanticism (architectural style)
Description: the architectural style the National Capitol represents


Name: Tenth in the number of deaths from lightning strikes per capita (Statistical Rank)
Description: Alabama ranks tenth in the number of deaths from lightning strikes per capita


Name: Sardinia (Island)
Description: The second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Royal Archaeological Institute, 1899 (Organization, Year)
Description: The organization and year for which Frank Woolnouch was local secretary


Name: Many countries during World War II (military branches)
Description: Armed forces of various nations during WWII


Name: Culinary Innovation and Diversity Center (Category)
Description: A city that offers a wide variety of culinary experiences, both traditional and cutting-edge.


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia and the world's most populous country


Name: Inert atmosphere of argon or helium (Gas mixture)
Description: An atmosphere used to shield titanium from contamination during welding


Name: Afghan population (Demographic group)
Description: The majority of the Afghan population.


Name: Large torc in the Irish Broighter Gold hoard (artifact)
Description: A large Iron Age torc found in the Irish Broighter Gold hoard.


Name: Corruption (Unethical practice)
Description: The misuse of public power for private gain


Name: Grassroots memorial (type of memorial)
Description: Temporary or makeshift memorials


Name: Haraam (Prohibition)
Description: A prohibition in Islam


Name: Alloys with lower karat rating (Gold Alloy)
Description: Alloys with higher percentages of copper, silver, palladium or other base metals


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion originating in the Indian subcontinent


Name: Chinese Imperial court (Organization)
Description: The recipient of the yearly tribute payments consisting of the most precious white jade from the Kingdom of Khotan


Name: four-year term by proportional representation, with a 5% election threshold (Election)
Description: Voting method and term length of the Czech Republic's Chamber of Deputies.


Name: lithium sulfide layer, anode, efficiency (Challenge)
Description: Main issues faced by Lithium-sulfur batteries


Name: Year 1999 (Year)
Description: The year 1999


Name: Heavy cutlass (Klewang) (Weapon)
Description: A heavy cutlass similar to the US Navy Model 1917 Cutlass, adopted by the Dutch army to counter Acehnese klewangs


Name: cult images of deities (artwork)
Description: Cult images of deities


Name: Movement of vesicles and organelles (cellular process)
Description: -


Name: The Corporation (Corporation)
Description: The governing body of a town or city.


Name: 44Ca/40Ca (isotope ratio)
Description: Ratio of isotopes 44Ca and 40Ca


Name: Gran Consiglio elections (election)
Description: The process by which members are elected to the Gran Consiglio.


Name: Akoya pearls (Type of beaded cultured pearl)
Description: Small to medium-sized bead-grown pearls, usually harvested after one year


Name: sellers (people group)
Description: Individuals or businesses who sold gemstones


Name: Metal objects (Object)
Description: Objects created using metals.


Name: National People's Congress (Legislative Body)
Description: The legislative body in China


Name: Broome area of Australia (Location)
Description: The location where White and Silver colored South Sea Pearls come from


Name: Broad anti-corruption drive (Policy)
Description: The policy that started in early 20XX


Name: Bonsai, Unusual twisted bark (Aesthetic Use)
Description: Uses of pomegranate in bonsai.


Name: Mesitylene (Compound)
Description: A compound afforded by trimerization of acetone via aldol condensation


Name: Results from preliminary research (research findings)
Description: Findings used to advertise the health benefits of pomegranate juice


Name: Mali via (Connection)
Description: Connection with Mali through land borders


Name: Boron-containing fiberglasses (Material)
Description: Fiberglass that contains boron


Name: 250 to 300 °C (482 to 572 °F) (Temperature Range)
Description: A temperature range at which uranium hydride is heated


Name: Ocean (Natural environment)
Description: The ocean, where silicon enters in dissolved forms like silicic acid or silicate


Name: Princess cut (Diamond cut)
Description: -


Name: Bivalve or snail skull interior, Inside of bivalve or snail, Hollow of a skull (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The internal structure of a bivalve, snail, or skull that can be filled with sediment to create an endocast.


Name: Cars (Vehicles)
Description: Wheeled motor vehicles used for transportation


Name: Roman numerals (numerals)
Description: A system used for further subdividing the three major periods in Minoan history


Name: Theatre, dance, literature, music, film, and other media (Performing Arts and Media)
Description: All art forms that require performance.


Name: Boron (Impurity)
Description: An element responsible for the blue color in diamonds


Name: Lapis Lazuli (mineral)
Description: A rock primarily used as semi-precious stone that has been used for jewelry and ornaments for more than 3000 years.


Name: Sports events (Event)
Description: Events where people gather to watch sports


Name: fault rock (Classification of rock)
Description: Rock formed along fault zones due to earthquakes or other tectonic events


Name: World War I (Historical Event)
Description: Global war centred on Europe that began on 28 July 1914 and ended on 11 November 1918


Name: French Academy of Sciences (Organization)
Description: The main scientific research institution in France, which provides expertise to the French government and promotes science


Name: 11,000 years ago (Time Period)
Description: A period of time extending from a starting point


Name: Spanish lineage Colombians (Ethnic group)
Description: White Colombians are mainly of Spanish lineage


Name: Moving Up (Promotion)
Description: The promotion of pupils to the next class in Gymnasium


Name: Transition Metal Dioxygen Complexes (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds that contain transition metals and oxygen, forming a metal–O2 bond.


Name: lack a cleavage plane (Property)
Description: A crystal property that indicates the direction along which a mineral or crystal can easily break or split


Name: European Commission (Organization)
Description: One of the three procedural languages of the European Commission, alongside English and French


Name: Number of Households (Statistic)
Description: The total number of households in Cresciano


Name: New York Giants (Professional Sports Team)
Description: An American football team based in East Rutherford, New Jersey


Name: Basel (City)
Description: A city in Switzerland


Name: Paul K. Dealy (Person)
Description: A person who founded the first community of Baháʼí Faith in Alabama


Name: Carbonatite magma (Geological Formation)
Description: Rare type of magma highly enriched in carbonates and low in silica


Name: Alexander City (City)
Description: The city is located east of Birmingham, and was incorporated on December 31, 1908.


Name: Unknown (Spanish Aristocrat)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Bird (specific instance (hyponym))
Description: An example of a hypernym, which includes pigeon, crow, and hen.


Name: Track Produce (Action)
Description: The process of monitoring the movement and location of produce.


Name: Composite stones (Gemstone)
Description: Stones made up of multiple layers or materials


Name: Ancient Greece (Culture)
Description: Civilization in ancient times from which the Hellenistic period emerged


Name: Pliny the Elder (person)
Description: An ancient Roman naturalist, philosopher, and author


Name: State/Local License (legal)
Description: A license that certifies a certain number of hours in the field and classroom


Name: Chemical compounds (Compound)
Description: Developed for treatment of Wilson's disease


Name: Cars registered in Taiwan (March 2019) (quantity)
Description: Number of cars registered in Taiwan as of March 2019


Name: Radiation Exposure Theory (Theory)
Description: Recent research has also indicated that pink diamonds might owe their distinctive hue to radiation exposure.


Name: Seaman Avenue (Street)
Description: Seaman Avenue is a boundary of Isham Park


Name: Mill Site (Location)
Description: The location where blocks of Yule Marble were processed and transformed into various objects.


Name: Customs such as cannibalism, polygamy and sorcery (Tradition or Practice)
Description: The practices that were outlawed during Pōmare II's reign.


Name: Old Church Slavonic (Language)
Description: Early form of Old Slavonic language


Name: Nickel Arsenide Structure (compound_crystal_structure)
Description: A compound crystal structure consisting of two interpenetrating sublattices


Name: WTO (World Trade Organization) (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that promotes free trade and economic liberalization worldwide


Name: Akkad (Region)
Description: An ancient city-state in southern Mesopotamia


Name: Bijoutiers and Joailliers (occupation)
Description: Jewellers who worked with inexpensive and expensive materials, respectively


Name: Marble Blocks (Material)
Description: The marble blocks produced for the columns.


Name: Cutting and polishing (Process)
Description: The basic processes needed to prepare a gemstone for use


Name: Sir Abraham Hume's heirs and family (Group)
Description: -


Name: What is Painting? (Book)
Description: A book discussing the development of the notion that paintings can express feelings and ideas


Name: Shinkolobwe Mine (Mine)
Description: An uranium mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: climate (Environmental Factor)
Description: Weather patterns and conditions


Name: decoration and building material (Material class)
Description: Used for decorative and construction purposes


Name: Individuals (People)
Description: Some poetry is attributed to individual authors


Name: Berber governor (Government Role)
Description: The government role that Pelagius revolted against


Name: Naturally regenerating forest in Afghanistan (Natural Environment)
Description: The part of the forest area that grows without human intervention.


Name: Gifting of the seal (Event)
Description: The symbolic event of gifting a seal in origin legends


Name: Germanic Languages (language)
Description: A group of languages that includes English and German


Name: lanthanide series (Group of Elements)
Description: A group of 15 similar elements between lanthanum and lutetium in the periodic table.


Name: Captain William Hobson (Person)
Description: Sent by the Colonial Office to claim sovereignty for the United Kingdom and negotiate a treaty with the Māori


Name: Vitruvius (person)
Description: Roman architect and author of De architectura