Name: Use of Uranium (Application)
Description: Fuel in the nuclear power industry and in nuclear weapons


Name: Murrine beads (Type of bead)
Description: Beads made by limiting the patterning process to long, narrow canes or rods.


Name: American Sign Language (Sign Language)
Description: A sign language used primarily in North America


Name: laser which was put into operation (physical phenomenon)
Description: The first two lasers were ruby and U3+:CaF laser


Name: Savoyard, French-speaking Lower Valais and German-speaking episcopal Upper Valais (geographical region)
Description: Geographical regions within the Valley of Valais


Name: Other dynasties (Historical Dynasty)
Description: Dynasties competing with House of Habsburg


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


Name: Han Chinese immigrants (Immigrant group)
Description: The Han Chinese immigrants who immigrated to Taiwan between 1683 and 1895.


Name: Attendants (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who served in a higher position during the Southern dynasties period


Name: Pressures above 10 GPa (Physical property)
Description: The high pressures produced by the press


Name: jade (Material)
Description: A precious mineral, often green in color, prized in Chinese culture


Name: animal skins and furs (material)
Description: the materials typically used to make traditional Xianbei attire, including animal skins and furs


Name: Knife-handles and Chalices (Artifact)
Description: A handle for a knife or other cutting tool; a communion vessel


Name: Buckyballs (Fullerene)
Description: A fullerene with the shape of a soccer ball, consisting of 60 carbon atoms arranged in a truncated icosahedron.


Name: largest prison and jail population in the world (Fact)
Description: The largest number of people incarcerated compared to other countries


Name: Sillimanite (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The amount of fasteners used in the United States per year


Name: Croeseid (Currency)
Description: The first true gold coins that were issued by Croesus.


Name: [Not Specified] ([Not Specified])
Description: [Not Specified]


Name: Northern Territory (Territory)
Description: A territory in Northern Australia, under control of South Australia until 1911


Name: Cantor's Continuum Hypothesis (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The hypothesis that there is no cardinal number between the cardinality of the reals and the cardinality of the natural numbers


Name: Chlorine (Chemical element)
Description: Chemical element with the symbol Cl and atomic number 17


Name: Duchamp (Person)
Description: A French conceptual artist and writer, best known for his readymades


Name: The first dioxin crisis (Scandal)
Description: A major food contamination scandal.


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


Name: 26 states (Political Division)
Description: Political divisions of Brazil


Name: Municipal solid waste (waste type)
Description: Waste generated by industrial, commercial, and household activities


Name: carry drugs (Pharmaceutical applications)
Description: The potential use of diamond nanoparticles as drug delivery vehicles.


Name: Traditional Berber Religion (Religion)
Description: The traditional religion that these beliefs originated from.


Name: Odyssey (Literary Work)
Description: An epic poem attributed to Homer


Name: Bull (Animal)
Description: An animal considered sacred and venerated in Minoan civilization


Name: Ali Douagi (Author)
Description: Tunisian author who has produced various literary works


Name: Taiwanese dishes (Food)
Description: Various traditional and modern Taiwanese food items


Name: Living Organisms (Life Form)
Description: Organic matter acts as a source of nutrition for living organisms.


Name: [Jobs in other fields] (Occupation)
Description: Job opportunities in other industries


Name: Table Size (attribute)
Description: The attribute that affects the brilliance property


Name: Cordillera Subbética (Mountain Range)
Description: Quite discontinuous, offering many passes that facilitate transportation


Name: Gold Price Decline (Value Change)
Description: A decrease in the price of gold per troy ounce towards $1200.


Name: Hispania (Historical region)
Description: The Roman name for the Iberian Peninsula and its provinces.


Name: Danny Boyle (Person)
Description: An English film director, producer, and writer


Name: Microcrystals (Crystal formation)
Description: A way that Kasolite can form.


Name: - (IndustryClass)
Description: The fishing industry of Russia


Name: Thirteenth Pan-American Conference (Event)
Description: An international conference held in Colombia in 1948.


Name: Food Additives (Additive)
Description: Other sources of sodium chloride.


Name: complex system of clothing for all succeeding eras and dynasties (Clothing system)
Description: The clothing systems that developed after the Han Dynasty, influenced by the Hanfu system


Name: Guptas and Palas (dynasty)
Description: Period during which Tantric Buddhism or Vajrayana developed and rose to prominence


Name: French military contingents (military)
Description: Military forces sent by France to Ivory Coast.


Name: Shita-kiri Suzume (Folktale)
Description: A folktale warning of the dangers of greed, avarice, and jealousy.


Name: LOE (Ley Orgánica de Educación) (Legislation)
Description: The Fundamental Law for the Education in Spain


Name: 400-Year Night (historical period)
Description: A period when all of Norway's intellectual and administrative power was centred in Copenhagen


Name: Fletcher Christian (Person)
Description: The initiator of the mutiny on HMS Bounty


Name: Town of Yonkers (GeographicalArea)
Description: The geographical area that the Kingsbridge neighborhood was part of


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


Name: Sustainability (Concept)
Description: The ability to maintain the balance of environmental, social, and economic needs over a long period.


Name: Their own interests (Self-governance)
Description: Variously known as pedanías, villas, aldeas, or other similar names


Name: Italy's prime minister (Position)
Description: The head of the Italian government


Name: Shock-Metamorphosed Target Rocks (Impactite Component)
Description: Rocks transformed by shock metamorphism caused by the impact


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


Name: Louise Mary Eates (Person)
Description: Secretary of Kensington Women's Social and Political Union


Name: Years later (Time Frame)
Description: A period of time after the initial events


Name: Aluminium oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A hard and strong chemical compound


Name: Deconstructionism (Ideology)
Description: A critical theory developed by the French philosopher Jacques Derrida, which interprets written and spoken languages as inherently unstable and full of contradictions.


Name: Athens (City-state)
Description: An ancient Greek city-state that played a significant role in the Classical period


Name: 2100 BC (Year)
Description: The earliest known discovery year of bronze artefacts in Ban Chiang


Name: Frosina (1952) (Film)
Description: First Macedonian feature film


Name: support European and NATO aspirations of the country (International alliance)
Description: North Macedonia's aims to join Europe and NATO


Name: Unskilled Labourers (Occupation)
Description: Workers who loaded, unloaded and moved marble blocks during the construction of the Parthenon.


Name: United Nations (UN) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security


Name: An Tobar (Arts Centre)
Description: -


Name: Modern and contemporary art (art movement)
Description: A term used to describe art produced from the late 19th century to the present.


Name: Faltaits Folklore Museum (Museum)
Description: The Faltaits Folklore Museum was founded in 1964.


Name: India (country)
Description: Country where diamonds were first mined


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


Name: Pandora (ship) (Ship)
Description: A Royal Navy ship under Captain Edward Edwards which took custody of the fourteen mutineers from Tahiti


Name: Fine detail (Printing technique attribute)
Description: The quality or characteristic of being highly detailed.


Name: Authentic and unforgettable Greece (Attraction)
Description: A traveler's paradise for those seeking adventure, relaxation, and culture


Name: 11 people (People)
Description: The number of divorced individuals in Peccia


Name: AMU (Arab Maghreb Union) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political cooperation, and cultural collaboration among its 5 member states in the Maghreb region


Name: Varia di Palmi, Macchina di Santa Rosa in Viterbo, and faradda di li candareri (Festival)
Description: Italian festivals and pasos included among UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage


Name: Game theory (Mathematical model)
Description: Analysis of strategic interaction between rational decision-makers


Name: 1911 Revolution (event)
Description: revolution that led to the overthrow of the monarchy and establishment of the Republic of China


Name: debt securities (Financial Instrument)
Description: Bonds or other debt instruments issued by a company or government.


Name: Channel setting (diamond jewelry setting)
Description: Stones are set right next to each other with no metal separating them, often used in wedding and anniversary bands.


Name: State Administration (Government Entity)
Description: The governmental body responsible for managing Norway's affairs


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist


Name: Materials with high melting point (Class of Materials)
Description: Examples include firebricks used for furnace linings, which melt at very high temperatures.


Name: Neoclassical Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: An architectural style popular in early public buildings


Name: Sir Abraham Hume (Person)
Description: 2nd Baronet, art collector


Name: Prime Minister (head of government)
Description: The leader of the Government and the head of the executive branch


Name: Arad (Location)
Description: City in Israel


Name: government structure (Politics)
Description: The organizational structure and decision-making processes within a political entity, such as a nation or organization


Name: China (Location)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Latin word angulus (Language term)
Description: The root of the English word 'angle'.


Name: Textile fibers (Material)
Description: Long, thread-like components that are woven or knit to create fabric


Name: People's Republic of China (Country)
Description: The People's Republic of China


Name: Mobile Press-Register (newspaper)
Description: A daily newspaper published in Mobile, Alabama.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in Europe


Name: Eastern Orthodoxy (Religion)
Description: The main religion practiced in Greece


Name: Fried meat (Ingredient)
Description: An ingredient often found in the typical Brazilian meal.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States


Name: Copper(I) compounds (Compounds)
Description: Compounds that contain copper in the +1 oxidation state


Name: Naturally occurring materials (substance)
Description: Materials that are naturally occurring, both organic and inorganic


Name: China (Country)
Description: Country in Eastern Asia


Name: Valley of Mexico (location)
Description: Region where the Mexica arrived


Name: Sognefjord (Fjord)
Description: The Sognefjord, a fjord in Norway


Name: 51.3% of New Englanders were female (Demographic Data)
Description: 51.3% of the New England population was female according to the 2006–08 American Community Survey


Name: Gaseous oxygen (State)
Description: State of oxygen gas


Name: Flux (Materials)
Description: Materials added to aid in the smelting process


Name: Fine particles (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Particles sized between 100 and 2500 nanometres


Name: Alloy steels (steel alloys)
Description: Steels that contain small amounts of alloying elements like chromium and vanadium.


Name: Dayuan (Place name)
Description: A place in Taiwan where a Chinese expedition fleet anchored in 1603


Name: Sapphires (Mineral)
Description: A variety of the mineral corundum, sapphire primarily comes in blue colors but is found in many other colors as well.


Name: Diocles (Ancient Greek Philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher who maintained that lyngurium acts on thin pieces of copper and iron.


Name: Bedrock (Geological formation)
Description: It provides a stable foundation for structures, such as buildings and roads


Name: pinnular-shaped ornamental jade, beads, agricultural tools such as axes and shovel (artifact)
Description: Different types of jade objects used in funerary rites


Name: United States Restaurant Industry (Industry)
Description: An industry centered around restaurants in the United States


Name: Minoan houses, especially the palaces (Building)
Description: Structures from the Minoan Era


Name: Phoenicia (Ancient Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization centered in the coastal region of present-day Lebanon


Name: Alloys (Material mixture)
Description: Used for producing various colors like rose gold, white gold, green gold, blue gold, purple gold and more


Name: 12th to 13th century (Time Period)
Description: Period with high-quality skan' products and increasing use of soldered skan'


Name: Size (Quantity)
Description: Generally small in size and does not exceed a few millimeters.


Name: Grave site in a Zhoukoudian cave complex near Beijing (Location)
Description: A location where red hematite powder was found


Name: Unexposed Photographic Plate (Photographic Medium)
Description: The plate where the uranium salt left a mark


Name: 2018 Forest Landscape Integrity Index mean score of 8.85/10, ranking it 15th globally out of 172 countries. (IndexScore)
Description: A measure of the preservation and integrity of forests.


Name: The finest modern lab-created opals (man-made material)
Description: High-quality lab-created opals


Name: Ordinary seawater (Geological fluid)
Description: Seawater that is not unusually rich in minerals


Name: Famous One in the Alhambra (Artwork)
Description: The name is not specified, but it refers to a fountain or similar structure.


Name: Tree of Life (Symbol)
Description: A recurring motif in many religions and mythologies


Name: North Macedonia's integration into the global economy (Integration)
Description: the extent to which a country is connected and involved in the international economic system


Name: Nova Scotia, England, and the Caribbean (Region)
Description: Geographical areas where freedmen were resettled


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: The largest island in French Polynesia.


Name: Second two-layer model (Geological Model)
Description: Another proposed geological structure of Ceres as a dual-layered planet with a volatile-rich crust and denser mantle


Name: Colonies of New England (Historical entity)
Description: The colonies that were part of the Dominion of New England


Name: Oxygen (Chemical substance)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas that is essential for life.


Name: Magnetization of domains (Physical property)
Description: The magnetization of domains in iron can be influenced by an external magnetic field.


Name: Martin Heinrich Klaproth (Person)
Description: Chemist who obtained a sample of manaccanite and confirmed that it contained titanium.


Name: Traditional labor-intensive industries (industry)
Description: With more capital and technology-intensive industries


Name: Issac Newton (1643–1727) (Physics)
Description: Issac Newton, English mathematician and physicist, is famous for his laws of motion and universal gravitation


Name: Jewish Clothing (SubClassification of Artifact)
Description: Clothing adhering to Jewish customs and beliefs


Name: Coolant (Liquid Coolant)
Description: Each time the machine is used, coolant is also used to prevent breaking bits.


Name: ʻōteʻa ʻāmui (Dance)
Description: Mixed-gender version of ʻōteʻa dance


Name: four major theatrical traditions (Theater_tradition)
Description: Folk theatre, popular theatre, court theater, and Western theater


Name: Single Cancer Cells in Tissue Margins (Medical Condition Location)
Description: The location where the small molecule detects single cancer cells


Name: Moissanite production (Production process)
Description: Current production process of Moissanite


Name: Filtration camps set up by Russia in Ukraine (Camp or Detention facility)
Description: Filtration camps established by Russia during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine


Name: Mass Wasting (Geological Process)
Description: The downhill movement of large amounts of rock, debris, or soil


Name: NaK (Compound)
Description: A compound consisting of sodium and potassium


Name: Ottoman-era traditional arts (Art Style)
Description: Traditional arts from the Ottoman era, such as ceramics and carpets


Name: Asturias (Region)
Description: An autonomous community of Spain


Name: 'Beaver Map' (Map)
Description: A famous map of North America, originally a close reproduction of a 1698 work by Nicolas de Fer


Name: Advertising (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as advertising


Name: Earthenware (Type of ceramic)
Description: A type of pottery that has not been fired to vitrification and is permeable to water.


Name: Tethys Ocean (Ancient Ocean)
Description: An ancient ocean that existed approximately 270 to 340 million years ago.


Name: Charles William Dabney (Person)
Description: American entrepreneur who played a significant role in the Azores economy during the 19th century


Name: Diamond Simulant (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that imitates the appearance of a diamond


Name: Casablanca Finance (Finance)
Description: The financial sector of Casablanca.


Name: lockets, rings, and bracelets (jewelry)
Description: Examples of mourning jewelry.


Name: Torres Strait Islands (Geographical Feature)
Description: A group of islands between Australia and Papua New Guinea


Name: Thomas Edison (1847–1931) (Electrical Engineering)
Description: Thomas Edison, American inventor and businessman, is famous for his invention of the practical electric light bulb and the phonograph


Name: trade_relations, foreign_investment, and peace (Economy)
Description: What international agreements impacts


Name: Replacement (Function)
Description: The act of being superseded by other materials in certain applications.


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: Complex networks of practices and accumulated knowledge and ideas that exist in specific human groups.


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


Name: Secular Buddhism, Won Buddhism, Dhammakaya movement, Shinnyo-en, Risshō Kōsei Kai and Soka Gakkai (Religious movement)
Description: some of the modern interpretations of Buddhism


Name: Blood Pressure (Physiological Parameter)
Description: The pressure within the circulatory system that drives blood flow


Name: Arad region and area (Geographical Region)
Description: The geographic region of Arad in Israel


Name: Mount Pentelicus (Geographical feature)
Description: A mountain range in Greece


Name: Graphite (allotrope_of_carbon)
Description: A form of carbon with a layered structure


Name: Renal Clearance (Physiological Property)
Description: A calculation that measures the volume of plasma from which a substance is completely cleared from the blood per unit time.


Name: Moroccan Cinematographic Centre (CCM) (Organization)
Description: The nation's film regulatory agency of Morocco


Name: Etch Gas (Substance)
Description: The gas used to create plasma in the etching process.


Name: Saint Anselm College (Educational Institution)
Description: A college in New Hampshire that has been home to numerous national presidential debates and visits by candidates


Name: Food (UK) (Product)
Description: Approximately 60% of the overall food requirements and 73% of its indigenous food needs


Name: Sapphires (Gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone known for their durability and variety of colors


Name: William II (Monarch)
Description: He acceded to the throne as King William II upon his father's abdication in 1840


Name: Subsistence farming (Activity)
Description: Farming primarily for self-consumption


Name: Granofels (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rock that forms under specific metamorphic facies conditions


Name: 15 lb (6.8 kg) of uranium-235 (amount_of_substance)
Description: The minimum amount required to make an atomic bomb


Name: Maize Tortillas (Food Item)
Description: A type of food where Zinc compounds were tested


Name: UEFA European Women's Championship 1987 (Sports Event)
Description: The UEFA European Women's Championship held in 1987


Name: art and architecture (Artistic Movement)
Description: Maharaja Ranjit Singh sponsored the construction of many magnificent forts, palaces, temples, gurdwaras, precious jewels, clothes, colorful paintings, minting of coins, luxury tents and canopies


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


Name: Copper, Lead, Silver (minerals)
Description: The minerals that are extracted from the Kombat Mine.


Name: Highways (Infrastructure)
Description: The physical structures designed for vehicular traffic


Name: Spatial information (Data)
Description: Information related to space or location


Name: Amtrak (Transportation)
Description: Passenger train service provider in Missouri


Name: CD (Optical Storage Device)
Description: Digital audio and video storage device using laser light to store information


Name: Some filigree works (Artwork)
Description: Specific pieces of filigree work


Name: Golasecca, a locality next to the Ticino (Geographical Location)
Description: The place after which Golasecca culture was named.


Name: Zippe (person)
Description: A scientist who coined the term 'moldavite'


Name: new World Trade Center, National September 11 Memorial and Museum, World Trade Center Transportation Hub (Building)
Description: structures rebuilt after the September 11 attacks


Name: 187 Restaurants with a Michelin Star (in 2024) (Restaurant)
Description: Number of restaurants in the UK that had a Michelin Star in 2024


Name: Ramen (Food)
Description: Popular Japanese noodle soup dish.


Name: Petrakis and Kostis (2013) (Publication)
Description: A publication that divides cultural background variables into two main groups.


Name: Alps (Geographical Region)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: Sangha (Community of monks and nuns)
Description: The monastic community of monks and nuns who follow Gautama Buddha's monastic discipline


Name: Global GDP Contribution (UK) (Economic Metric)
Description: The contribution of the UK economy to the global Gross Domestic Product


Name: 5 (NumericValue)
Description: Potassium has 5 electrons in its period.


Name: Victorian era (era)
Description: The period that saw hairwork flourish the most.


Name: Majority of Etruscan male individuals (Group of people)
Description: The majority of male individuals from the Etruscan civilization.


Name: London goldsmiths (Historical institution)
Description: Institutions dealing in coinage, where the role of Goldsmith banker originated.


Name: Radium Metal (ChemicalElement)
Description: Pure form of the chemical element radium


Name: Mediterranean, Irano-Anatolian, and Caucasus hotspots (Biodiversity hotspot)
Description: -


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A nation with its own government, occupying a particular territory


Name: Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Award)
Description: Annual international prize given for outstanding work in chemistry


Name: Carbon monoxide (Inorganic compound)
Description: Compound with carbon in +2 oxidation state


Name: Elements_from_various_styles_and_periods (Design_element)
Description: Design elements that are characteristic of different styles and periods


Name: Graphite-rich metasediment (Geological_formation)
Description: Formation that contains andalusite and chiastolite.


Name: Artist (Profession)
Description: A person who creates art or works of visual, auditory, or performing art.


Name: Pyrope with Cr2O3 content 3–8% (Mineral Variety)
Description: A specific type of pyrope found in association with diamond


Name: global leader in scientific research and development (scientific characteristic)
Description: a country that excels in scientific exploration, innovation, and technological advancement


Name: unknown writing systems (writing system)
Description: Writing systems whose decipherment remains undeciphered


Name: United States Department of State (government department)
Description: The United States' cabinet-level foreign affairs department


Name: impure (interpretation by Indian modernists)
Description: A belief held by some Indian modernists who have tried to 'purify' Hinduism


Name: slant opening (physical attribute)
Description: one of its characteristics


Name: Most of the early portraits of the Sikh Gurus (Artwork)
Description: The majority of the early portraits of the Sikh Gurus


Name: National Revolutionary Army (Military force)
Description: The military arm of the Kuomintang during the Chinese Civil War


Name: Specific synaptic vesicles (Biological Structure)
Description: Small membrane-bound vesicles that transport substances such as neurotransmitters from the neuron to the synapse.


Name: Various Levels of Saturation (Brightness Level)
Description: Different vividness levels of the blue color


Name: Derbyshire County Cricket Club (Cricket_Team)
Description: Cricket team based in Derbyshire


Name: Approximately 6,137,428 residents (Population)
Description: The estimated population of Missouri on July 1, 2019


Name: Specific Locations in Japan, Heroes across the Archipelago (Places, Entities)
Description: Locations and heroes that are associated with Japanese mythology


Name: Africa Cup of Nations in 1988 (Sporting event)
Description: African football tournament that Morocco hosted in 1988


Name: the island of Andros (Island)
Description: The geographical location where the plateau of Strofilas is found


Name: deeper economic slowdown than almost all of the other former Soviet Republics (EconomicSlowdown)
Description: experienced deeper economic slowdown compared to most other former Soviet republics


Name: Sancellemoz sanatorium in Passy, Haute-Savoie (Location)
Description: Sanatorium located in the commune of Passy, France


Name: Anatolia (Geographical location)
Description: A region in modern-day Turkey


Name: Statue of Liberty (Monument)
Description: The Statue of Liberty is located in Manhattan


Name: organisms with hard-parts (Living things)
Description: Organisms that have rigid, mineralized parts such as shells or bones.


Name: Nu Tireni (Geographical Feature)
Description: the name of New Zealand in Māori language


Name: Carthage (City-State)
Description: Ancient Phoenician city and maritime trading state in North Africa


Name: Mineraloids (Geology Sub-discipline)
Description: Rigid, mineral-like substances


Name: Qing government (government)
Description: The governing body during the Qing Dynasty.


Name: Thomas Digges (Astronomer)
Description: An English astronomer who made significant contributions to the study of astronomy


Name: Isolated Sulfide (S2-) centers (Ion)
Description: A specific ionic configuration of Sulfur


Name: Central Sweden (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical area where Dalarna province is situated


Name: Human Body (Biological Entity)
Description: The anatomical and physiological structure of a human


Name: one of the world's largest account balances as a percentage of GDP (Description)
Description: Economic characteristic of Switzerland


Name: Abd ar-Rahman I (Person)
Description: The first Umayyad emir in al-Andalus


Name: Coral (Natural object)
Description: Object from nature that was central to the trade in Ancient Greece and Rome


Name: Child labor (Labor practice)
Description: The employment of children in work that is socially or legally harmful to them.


Name: Visible and Infrared Thermal Imaging Spectrometer (VIRTIS) (scientific instrument)
Description: An instrument on Venus Express used for collecting infrared data.


Name: Emerald (Mineral)
Description: Gemstone


Name: Four atoms of each element (Atom Count)
Description: The iron monosilicide structure contains four atoms of each element


Name: Creating maps (Action)
Description: Process in which laser rangefinders are involved


Name: Early Buddhist positions in Theravada tradition (Philosophy)
Description: The philosophical beliefs held by early Buddhism, as represented in the Theravada tradition.


Name: Harry S Truman (Person)
Description: The 33rd President of the United States (1945–1953)


Name: Tunnels (Structure)
Description: An enclosed passageway built through a hill, mountain, or under a body of water


Name: Dangerous Shock-Sensitive Peroxides (Compound)
Description: A group of compounds that can explode if shocked


Name: Alexandrite from India (Gemstone)
Description: Alexandrite stones from India that exhibit blue or grassy-green hues in daylight


Name: William III of Orange (Person)
Description: A prominent member of the House of Orange who became King of England in 1689.


Name: Eclogite Xenoliths Debate (Scientific Debate)
Description: A longstanding debate on the origin of eclogite xenoliths


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The source of suitable crystals for the electronics industry.


Name: 326 Indian reservations (location)
Description: Areas set aside by the U.S. government for indigenous communities


Name: King (Head of State)
Description: Currently Philippe


Name: School System in Switzerland (education system)
Description: The education system of Switzerland, including primary and secondary schools


Name: Unspunnenfest (festival)
Description: The Unspunnenfest, a festival that is central to Swiss culture.


Name: Languages (Official Language)
Description: The official language and regional languages of Spain.


Name: Jacob Christoph Le Blon (Person)
Description: Applied the RYB colour model approach in printing


Name: Burning Molten Sodium (Substance and Condition)
Description: Molten sodium that is on fire


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The fact that outer space is black is sometimes called Olbers' paradox


Name: World Diamond Council (organization)
Description: An organization established by WFDB to prevent the trading of conflict diamonds.


Name: London (city)
Description: City where the grey business suit was introduced


Name: Adrian Leppard (Person)
Description: Former commissioner of the City of London Police


Name: 13th century (time period)
Description: period from 13th century


Name: New York County (County)
Description: A county in the U.S. State of New York


Name: Agricultural Developments (Event)
Description: A series of agricultural advancements that led to economic growth in the Netherlands around 1000 AD


Name: Three Arab armies (Group)
Description: Arab military forces that were defeated by the Berber rebels during the revolt


Name: Infinite Chess (Game)
Description: A variant of chess played on an unbounded board


Name: Ten municipal regions (Region)
Description: The municipality of Drammen consists of ten municipal regions


Name: Manganese Alloys (Material)
Description: Materials that include manganese and are used in various applications


Name: Matrix and Chondrules (Mineral Components)
Description: Components found inside the Allende Meteorite


Name: Jews (ethnicity)
Description: A monotheistic people with a long history and tradition of ethnic, religious, and linguistic diversity


Name: Western commercialization (Process)
Description: Commercial activities led by Western countries


Name: Metallic paint that glitters in an approximation of real gold (Material)
Description: A type of metallic paint used to create the appearance of gold.


Name: Urban Residents (People)
Description: Human inhabitants of cities where Urban Red Foxes are present


Name: A microscopically fine granular structure on the surface of a silver-plated copper sheet (Physical structure)
Description: The physical structure of a daguerreotype image


Name: Hybrid electric vehicles (Class: Automotive)
Description: A type of vehicle that uses both an internal combustion engine and one or more electric motors.


Name: level of investment in research and development (Investment Class)
Description: The amount of money spent on research and development by the government


Name: Text (Artifact)
Description: A meaningful artifact in cultural studies


Name: federation of 50 states (political structure)
Description: a political system in which several autonomous regions form a single national entity


Name: Chinese fashion and textiles (Fashion and Textiles)
Description: The traditional and modern styles of Chinese clothing, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse regional styles.


Name: Namboothiri men (People group)
Description: A caste of Hindu priests in Kerala, India


Name: Source material (Material)
Description: Images or content that is reproduced using the photoengraving process


Name: healthcare and medical training (Field of study)
Description: Related to the field of healthcare and medical education


Name: Alberta to Saskatchewan in Canada and south to Montana in the USA (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical range where gem-quality Ammolite deposits have been found


Name: 1002.15 K (Temperature)
Description: The melting point of Barium


Name: Inclement weather outside (Weather condition)
Description: The secondary function of clear windows in a building.


Name: Mappae Mundi (Artifact)
Description: Medieval European maps of the world.


Name: Europe (Geographical Location)
Description: Continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere


Name: Dialysis and Kidney Transplantation (Treatment Methods)
Description: Used to treat kidney failure when renal function drops below 15%


Name: Tragic Date (Type of Event)
Description: Dates remembered for massacres


Name: Metal or Glass Bangles (Jewellery Type)
Description: Present-day bangles in India.


Name: Central Bank of Afghanistan (Bank)
Description: The central bank of Afghanistan, responsible for managing the country's currency and monetary policy


Name: Civil Servant (Person)
Description: A person employed in the U.S. civil service


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological Layer)
Description: The outermost layer of the Earth, primarily composed of rocks and minerals


Name: Custer State Park (State_Park)
Description: The largest state park in South Dakota and one of the largest in the US


Name: Such text amulets (artifact)
Description: Amulets originally housed within a lead case


Name: Company style (Art style)
Description: Hybrid Indo-European style of paintings made in India by Indian artists


Name: last few years (Time Period)
Description: The period from recent times to present


Name: Manufacturing of new materials and products (Industrial Process)
Description: The production process that uses recovered resources to make new products.


Name: Constantan (MetalAlloy)
Description: A metal alloy used in strain gauges and thermocouples.


Name: NYC Ferry (Ferry System)
Description: A ferry system planned to travel to all five boroughs in New York City.


Name: True (boolean)
Description: Indicates that diamonds can be ground into powder


Name: Cataclastic brittle faults (Geological formation)
Description: Faults that create fault breccias


Name: People in Japan (People)
Description: The majority population of Japan.


Name: Seal (emblem) (artifact)
Description: An emblem used in the earliest civilizations and of considerable importance in archaeology and art history.


Name: Peloponnese (Region)
Description: Peninsula in Southern Greece


Name: Buxton (Town)
Description: A spa town and civil parish in Derbyshire, England


Name: Mother of Pearl (Nickname)
Description: A common name for nacre.


Name: 22.3 °C (72.1 °F) (Temperature)
Description: -


Name: Environmental Conditions (Natatural Phenomenon)
Description: The physical conditions in which an organism, community, or ecosystem lives


Name: Cold, Wet, Snowy Conditions (Weather Condition)
Description: The conditions experienced during winter in the interior regions of Italy


Name: Storage instructions (Labeling element)
Description: Instructions on how to properly store the cosmetic product to maintain its quality and safety


Name: And played a significant role in the creation of the Basic Law, which serves as the German constitution (Politicians)
Description: Theodor Heuss was instrumental in the establishment of the democratic government in West Germany following World War II and played a significant role in the creation of the Basic Law, which serves as the German constitution


Name: OECD countries (economic_cooperation)
Description: Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development


Name: The late 1960s and 1970s (Time Period)
Description: The late 1960s and 1970s


Name: Jade seal (Object)
Description: The jade seal used by the Northern Yuan


Name: Neolithic (Time Period)
Description: A period of the Stone Age, lasting from about 8000 BC to 2000 BC


Name: clothing with aeruginous or yellowish-black color (Color)
Description: The use of these colors, associated with Khitan clothing, was prohibited


Name: 3.55/10 (Score)
Description: The Forest Landscape Integrity Index mean score of Austria in the year 2018


Name: The Phanerozoic Eon (Geological Era)
Description: The eon of geological time that includes the current era.


Name: China's urban population (Population)
Description: People residing in urban areas of China


Name: German Nationalism (Political Ideology)
Description: A form of German patriotism that developed during the 19th and early 20th centuries.


Name: Passenger Train Operations (Financial Support)
Description: Subsidies provided for the operation of passenger trains in Norway


Name: In Birmingham (Location)
Description: The city where it exists.


Name: 4-10% gold (Gold percentage)
Description: The amount of gold in the alloy


Name: The Western Zhou dynasty (Historical era)
Description: Refers to the period during which archery was practiced in China


Name: climate change (phenomenon)
Description: a long-term shift in weather patterns


Name: Full Professor (Academic Rank)
Description: The academic rank Poldervaart was appointed to in 1957


Name: Ancient crust of continental shields (Geological Region)
Description: Region where gneiss is commonly found.


Name: during crystal growth process (Process)
Description: The chromium concentration in artificial rubies can be adjusted during the crystal growth process


Name: The United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil, and China (Country)
Description: Countries with the highest number of visitors to New York City


Name: Common Law (Legal Principle)
Description: Originated in England during the Middle Ages and forms the basis for many legal systems


Name: r, θ, and φ (Variables)
Description: Variables used in the parametric representation of the sphere


Name: Temperature (Climate_element)
Description: 47.6 °C (117.7 °F)


Name: Crystal structures (Geological formation)
Description: The natural shape regular octahedra can take


Name: Incremental Volume (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A small portion of the total volume that is being summed up to find the total volume


Name: Lonsdaleite (Hexagonal Diamond) (Crystal Structure)
Description: A modification of diamond with the same atomic positions as the wurtzite structure.


Name: Sum of supplementary angles (Geometric Concept)
Description: The total measure of two supplementary angles.


Name: coat implantable materials (Medical applications)
Description: The potential use of diamond nanoparticles as coatings for implantable medical devices.


Name: hot-summer Mediterranean climate (Climate Type)
Description: A climate type characterized by hot, dry summers and mild winters


Name: Alpine Town of the Year (Award)
Description: In 1997


Name: Papeʻete (City)
Description: The commune of Papeʻete became part of France in 1890


Name: offering a versatile and high-performance option for dental implant manufacturers and clinicians (Function)
Description: Used for offering a versatile and high-performance option for dental implant manufacturers and clinicians.


Name: Indigenous peoples of Colombia (Ethnic Group)
Description: The original inhabitants of the land that is now Colombia


Name: Song dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Chinese dynasty that ruled China from 960 to 1279.


Name: Islam (religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the belief in one God


Name: Charles Michel (Person)
Description: Politician and former Prime Minister of Belgium


Name: Electrons, Neutrons or Gamma-rays (Physical Agents)
Description: Agents used in artificial radiation treatment to produce color in diamonds


Name: parthenos (maiden or virgin) (Greek term)
Description: A Greek word meaning 'maiden, girl' or 'virgin, unmarried woman'


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The geographical location in the Mediterranean


Name: Being nearly as strong as steel but malleable like plastic (Material properties)
Description: Prestal being both strong and malleable


Name: youren jacket (Clothing)
Description: full-sleeved, knee-length jacket worn by male commoners


Name: Antonio Susillo (Artist)
Description: A 19th-century Andalusian sculptor


Name: donkeys, sheep, goats, and camels (Animals)
Description: Four types of farm animals


Name: Compound with a confirmed existence (Classification)
Description: A compound with a confirmed existence, formed above 285 °C in combination with zinc chloride.


Name: Action of heat, pressure and permeating vapors (Geological Process)
Description: The essential features of hornfelsing are ascribed to these processes.


Name: SNCF (company)
Description: French National Railway Company


Name: Tea (Beverage)
Description: An aromatic beverage prepared by pouring hot or boiling water over cured leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant


Name: View Obstructions (Action)
Description: For viewing objects that are not directly visible because of obstructions, such as rear-view mirrors in vehicles


Name: White-tailed eagle (Species)
Description: A bird species native to the Isle of Mull


Name: Blue garnet (Mineral)
Description: Rarest variety of garnet species


Name: the lack of soil (Geographical Feature)
Description: The reason for the scarcity of vegetation on Zabargad Island.


Name: Antiperspirants (Substance)
Description: A substance used to prevent sweating


Name: Atheism/Agnosticism (Religious_view)
Description: 4.7% of the population in Colombia


Name: fortified wines such as sherry (jerez) (beverage)
Description: A category of wines characterized by the addition of distilled spirits


Name: Type of fuel involved in the combustion (Chemical Substance)
Description: The substance that reacts with oxygen to produce heat and light


Name: plantain (Staple Food)
Description: Main ingredient of the alloco dish


Name: 1960s (Time Period)
Description: A period in the mid-20th century


Name: Remove brown undertones in Tanzanite (gemstone color change)
Description: The result of low temperature heating tanzanite


Name: Man in Black (Song)
Description: A song written and sung by Johnny Cash to explain his choice of wearing black


Name: 3 million or so Afghans (Quantity)
Description: The approximate number of Afghan refugees temporarily housed in Pakistan and Iran.


Name: Button pearls (Shape)
Description: Flattened round pearls used in necklaces, pendants, or earrings


Name: Zaanstreek in North Holland (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in the Netherlands


Name: Luc Besson, Jacques Tourneur, Francis Veber (Person)
Description: French directors who have had prolific and influential careers in other countries


Name: Gustavsvik (Water park)
Description: The largest water park in the Nordic countries


Name: Wave action (Natural force)
Description: A natural force that causes populations of sea urchins to move deeper into the water.


Name: economic and political crises (event)
Description: Economic and political crises in Japan due to the treaties with Western countries


Name: Vladimir Lenin (Politician)
Description: Soviet leader who instituted the New Economic Policy (NEP)


Name: Villagers in Ivory Coast (People)
Description: Inhabitants of Ivory Coast lived in villages or clusters of villages.


Name: Metal beads (type_of)
Description: Beads made from precious metals and purified base metals


Name: Hypocalcemia (Disease)
Description: A condition characterized by low levels of calcium in the blood.


Name: Prospective fox hunters (Group)
Description: Individuals who might be interested in learning about or participating in fox hunting


Name: Kaolin (Natural Resource)
Description: A soft clay mineral used in various industries.


Name: - (Comparison)
Description: Quantity of waste generated by commercial locations compared to household locations


Name: Medal pinned to breast (Usage of Medal)
Description: Medals pinned to the breast


Name: Tangier (City)
Description: A city in Morocco


Name: Zinc Malabsorption (Condition)
Description: A condition where zinc is not properly absorbed by the body


Name: Tiffany & Co. (Company)
Description: Jewelry retailer based in the United States


Name: high aqueous solubility and prevention of aggregation (Characteristic)
Description: Properties that allow nanoparticles to remain dispersed in water and not clump together


Name: Supergiant stars (Astronomical objects)
Description: Large, luminous, and short-lived stars


Name: European Communities (EC) (International Organization)
Description: A forerunner of the European Union


Name: nothing harsher than mild soap and warm water to clean (Action)
Description: A specific cleaning method for Ammolite jewelry


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


Name: More Silica (Geochemical Property)
Description: Minerals with more silica


Name: ADAC Motorwelt (Magazine)
Description: One of the largest magazines in Germany


Name: Oil/Synthetic oils/Polymers (Chemical substance)
Description: Substances used for filling cracks and improving clarity.


Name: Unified system of belief encoded in a declaration of faith or a creed (Belief System)
Description: Hinduism does not have a unifying doctrine or set of beliefs


Name: Legislative Yuan (Legislature)
Description: The main legislative body in Taiwan consisting of 113 seats


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States


Name: Universities in New Zealand (19th century) (Educational Institution)
Description: Universities established in the 19th century in New Zealand


Name: 30 (Quantity)
Description: The number of businesses involved in the primary economic sector of Vals


Name: Purple (Color)
Description: A combination of red and blue, symbolizing a blend of the two colors' strengths.


Name: British Museum (Museum)
Description: A major museum located in London, England


Name: Mount Ōmine (Location)
Description: A mountain in Japan with a long tradition of spiritual practices


Name: Uralic Sámi languages (Language)
Description: Languages of the Uralic family


Name: ‘ō‘ō, mamo and some other bird species (Birds)
Description: Environmental changes drove birds with desirable feathers, such as the ‘ō‘ō and mamo, to extinction.


Name: Technology parks (business park)
Description: Business and technological centers established by the government of Andalusia


Name: Photographic processes (Printmaking Technique)
Description: Methods used in commercial applications instead of engraving.


Name: Han and Indigenous populations (populations)
Description: Populations consisting of the Han Chinese and indigenous people in Taiwan


Name: University campus (Educational institution)
Description: A university located within the waterfront area


Name: Rigging (Engineering Component)
Description: A system of ropes, chains, or wire used to support the masts and spars of a sailing vessel


Name: U.S Environmental Protection Agency (Governmental Body)
Description: An independent agency of the U.S. federal executive branch, responsible for environmental protection


Name: Global Economic Growth and Contraction (Economic Growth)
Description: The expansion or reduction in the size of an economy


Name: Chimalpahin of Amecameca-Chalco (Native Chronicler)
Description: Well-known native chronicler and annalist


Name: Titanium(IV) compounds (CompoundClass)
Description: Compounds with a +4 oxidation state of titanium


Name: Fraud and Deception (Unethical Practice)
Description: Unethical practices related to selling amulets


Name: Economy (diversification in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina) (Economic Diversification)
Description: Efforts to diversify the economies of these countries to reduce reliance on natural resources


Name: sketches of Tahitian life (Artwork)
Description: The sketches that Alfred Thomas Agate produced during his visit to Tahiti


Name: Two members of Constitutional Tribunal (Institution)
Description: The two members of the Spanish Constitutional Tribunal nominated by General Council of the Judiciary


Name: Shakti (Goddess within Shaktism)
Description: Cosmic mother within Shaktism


Name: Organisms (Biological_entity)
Description: A living individual organism, as distinguished from a plant or inanimate thing


Name: Zeno (Philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher known for his paradoxes


Name: Medical Waste (Waste Type)
Description: Waste generated from specific facilities which has been contaminated with bodily fluids.


Name: European Court of Justice (ECJ) (Court)
Description: A court within the European Union


Name: COVID-19 pandemic (Event)
Description: a global outbreak of a novel coronavirus


Name: three playgrounds (Recreational facility)
Description: Three playgrounds present in Inwood Hill Park


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


Name: High-performance hobby DC electric motors (technology)
Description: DC motors for hobbyist projects and applications


Name: Renal corpuscle (Structure of the nephron)
Description: The initial filtering portion of a nephron located in the cortex.


Name: Trimer of Me2SiO (Compound)
Description: The trimer formed from Dimethylsilanediol


Name: Tang Gaozu's Zhou dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Tang Gaozu's Zhou dynasty is another name for the Sui dynasty


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state located in the Midwestern United States


Name: future brilliant cut modifications and standards (Modification/Standard)
Description: The developments based on Tolkowsky's calculations


Name: Norwegian County Road 738 (TransportationRoute)
Description: A road connecting Oppdal with other towns in Norway


Name: national self-determination (-)
Description: -


Name: Carved wooden plates (furniture)
Description: Plates used for serving meals traditionally


Name: Brannonite (Fe4Nb3O10(OH)6) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a different structure than Pyrite but found in the same geological context


Name: Number (316 Million Tonnes) (Quantity)
Description: A numerical value representing the amount of marble produced worldwide in 2019.


Name: xueji (靴屐) (shoe)
Description: A type of boot-like clog


Name: Filtrate (Body fluid)
Description: The fluid that is filtered by the kidney before becoming urine


Name: Marble in Eretria (Resource)
Description: -


Name: development of style in Italian painting (Artistic Style Development)
Description: The shift and development of styles in Italian painting


Name: Thessaly, Central Macedonia, Thrace (Region)
Description: Regions of Greece with extensive plains


Name: small electronics, electric vehicles, large grid storage systems (Application)
Description: Applications of Lithium-ion batteries


Name: General Electric Company (GE) (company)
Description: An American multinational conglomerate corporation


Name: performance benchmarking of utilities (Sector)
Description: Monitors and evaluates the performance of utility companies


Name: Crystalline Precipitates and Reduced Metal Inclusions (Mineral Inclusion)
Description: Minor components found within Carbonado Diamond


Name: Iron-based hemoglobin (Protein)
Description: The red blood protein found in most animals


Name: Protestants from Valtellina (Group)
Description: The Protestant community in Valtellina


Name: Annual Synthesized Diamond Production (Quantity)
Description: The total amount of synthesized diamonds produced annually


Name: Professional Discretion (Concrete Concept)
Description: The ability to make case by case judgements that cannot be determined by an absolute rule or instruction


Name: false (Boolean Value)
Description: American Indian and Alaska Native (not Hispanic or Latino) identified as the majority ethnic group in the New England population according to the 2006–2019 American Community Survey


Name: Obesity (Health Issue)
Description: Obesity is a significant problem in Alabama, with most counties having more than 29% of adults obese


Name: The land in the Nullarbor region (Region)
Description: The geographical area where more than 500 meteorites were found


Name: Earth's Atmosphere (Natural phenomenon)
Description: Five layered structure surrounding Earth


Name: Raw Beef (Food)
Description: The flesh of a young cow or other bovine, typically eaten cooked as food.


Name: Daily life of Berber cultures (Lifestyle)
Description: The regular activities and routines of Berber communities in Morocco.


Name: a volunteer technical rescue team (Organization)
Description: Volunteer technical rescue team located in Westchester County


Name: Gneiss (type of foliated rock)
Description: foliated rocks with visible bands of differing lightness, a common example being granite gneiss


Name: Hoteliers (Profession)
Description: Businessmen responsible for the development of tourism in Valais


Name: Papeʻetē (city)
Description: The capital city of French Polynesia and Tahiti.


Name: Company (organization)
Description: An organization that is involved in the production or sale of goods or services


Name: bi disc (object)
Description: Ancient jade bi disk from the Qing dynasty


Name: one man, one vote (Principle)
Description: The principle that legislative districts should be apportioned based on population


Name: Liquid-fuel rockets (Rocket)
Description: Rockets that use liquid propellants


Name: Trapping red foxes (Action)
Description: A method used to control Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Etruscan Expansion (event)
Description: Expansion of Etruscan culture and influence


Name: Scenes of combat and hunting (Design Motif)
Description: Themes commonly depicted in the designs of seals


Name: Clothing (General)
Description: Refers to the dress or attire of a person or a group


Name: Oven (Machine)
Description: A heating device used to process Blue John stones before they can be cut and polished


Name: Professor James Dwight Dana (Person)
Description: Silliman's doctoral student until 1833 and assistant from 1836 to 1837.


Name: Zonal Schemes (Geological Concept)
Description: Index mineral-based schemes pioneered by George Barrow


Name: Collectible items, such as figurines and paperweights (Application)
Description: Used as collectible items, such as figurines and paperweights


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


Name: Seal (South Arabia) (artifact)
Description: Seals found in South Arabia datable to the Himyarite age


Name: known for its cuisine (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being known for its cuisine


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The country that defeated Morocco in the siege of Melilla in 1775


Name: New Rochelle (City)
Description: A city in Westchester County, New York


Name: Several independent tribes (Tribes)
Description: Independent Berber tribes such as Sanhaja, Houaras, Zenata, Masmuda, Kutama, Awraba, Barghawata, etc.


Name: approximately 50,000 (Quantity)
Description: its approximate value


Name: Doctrine of 'dependent arising' (conditioned arising, pratītyasamutpāda) (Buddhist_doctrine)
Description: Used to explain rebirth


Name: The Scream (Work of Art)
Description: Munch's most famous work, widely interpreted as representing the universal anxiety of modern man.


Name: Clothing fasteners, amulets, and signet rings (jewellery types)
Description: Types of jewellery used for various purposes


Name: Functional Role of Sea Urchin Internal Organs (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The role that the internal organs play in the survival of a sea urchin.


Name: Product placement (Marketing Technique)
Description: Strategies used to promote their diamond products.


Name: Carbenes (Intermediate compound)
Description: A class of organic compounds containing a carbon atom bonded to one or more hydrogen atoms


Name: Actinolite (Mineral)
Description: The silky fibrous mineral form is one form of asbestos.


Name: Sustainable practices (Action)
Description: Actions aimed at preserving the environment and social well-being.


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


Name: Hot concentrated sulfuric acid (Chemical compound)
Description: A solution of sulfuric acid at high temperature and concentration


Name: Community development projects (Action)
Description: Projects aimed at alleviating poverty and empowering marginalized communities.


Name: Cubic Zirconia (Gemstone)
Description: A popular diamond simulant, with a specific gravity of 5.6–6.


Name: mountains of Thessaly (location)
Description: mountainous areas in Thessaly


Name: Moses (Person)
Description: An important biblical figure, according to Jewish tradition.


Name: Pollution (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the health and survival of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Carbon Aerogel (Material)
Description: A synthetic porous solid with a solid framework that is filled with gas.


Name: Cactuses (plant)
Description: Found in Les Follatères, which is uncommon or absent in the rest of Switzerland


Name: Arita porcelain (artifact)
Description: First true porcelain produced in Japan


Name: Drinking Water (Liquid)
Description: Water intended for human consumption


Name: Silicon nano-welds perfection (Process)
Description: A process that improves the quality of silicon welds


Name: Nickel Arsenide (Compound)
Description: A specific semiconductor that is part of the class of materials.


Name: Conflicts like the Persian Wars and the Peloponnesian War (Historical Event)
Description: Significant wars that shaped the ancient Greek world


Name: Creole Marble (Light, Medium, Dark) (Marble Variety)
Description: Different shades of Creole marble.


Name: democracy (political system)
Description: used terms such as 'socialist consultative democracy' and 'whole-process people's democracy'


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: For jade bracelets, rituals, and dating back to the early Jomon period


Name: Calcium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, alkaline earth metal


Name: Chert (Geological formation)
Description: A hard, fine-grained, microcrystalline variety of flint composed chiefly of silica (silicon dioxide)


Name: Charles VII of France's chamberlain (person)
Description: Reached the summit of Rocciamelone in 1356.


Name: Glassmaking Technology (Process)
Description: Process of making glass mirrors that improved during the Middle Ages


Name: Private quarters (Living Area)
Description: The living spaces of the royal family in the palaces


Name: Cations and Anions (Ion)
Description: Electrically charged particles in a chemical compound.


Name: Ludwig Boltzmann (Person)
Description: An Austrian physicist and philosopher


Name: Convict rebellions and uprisings (event)
Description: Rebellious activities by convicts


Name: Nobles (High-ranking aristocracy)
Description: Persons of high social rank, holding a hereditary title


Name: Semi-insulator (Subtype of Semiconductor)
Description: A type of semiconductor that has electrical conductivity closer to insulators but can be doped to exhibit semiconducting properties.


Name: promoting osseointegration (Function)
Description: Used for promoting osseointegration.


Name: Alkali Metal (Classification of Alkali Metals)
Description: A subgroup in the periodic table consisting of six elements


Name: Cities of France (City)
Description: Cities of high cultural interest in France.


Name: 34th Precinct of the New York City Police Department (Police Station)
Description: A precinct in the New York City Police Department


Name: Geographic Coordinate System (Coordinate system in Geography)
Description: A method used in geography to identify the location of a point on Earth.


Name: study about the rock crystals of the Swiss Alps (scientific_inquiry)
Description: An investigation into the geological, chemical and physical properties of the minerals found in the Swiss Alps.


Name: Big dip o'ruby (Color)
Description: One of the colors in the special set of metallic Crayola crayons called Metallic FX.


Name: Franco-Cantabrian refuge area (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in southwestern Europe during the late-glacial period


Name: Leader of Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (Position)
Description: Role held by Nur Muhammad Taraki after the Saur Revolution


Name: French literature (Tunisian) (Literature)
Description: A part of Tunisian literature written in French


Name: Current Policies (Policy)
Description: with current policies, the GHG emissions of China will probably peak in 2025, and by 2030 they will return to 2022 levels


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


Name: Research on Markuelia (Scientific study)
Description: The research suggesting Markuelia has closest affinity to priapulid worms


Name: Chadli Bendjedid (Person)
Description: Algeria's fourth president who introduced economic reforms and multi-party system


Name: Any sword that usually requires two hands to wield or very large swords of the 16th century. (Definition)
Description: A definition of a two-handed sword.


Name: Central European bronze and gold objects (Artifact)
Description: Items that were traded to Northern European Bronze Age cultures


Name: two copies of a recessive gene on chromosome 16 (Genetic trait)
Description: The genetic factor responsible for causing red hair


Name: Gabriella Eichinger Ferro-Luzzi (Academic)
Description: An academic who has developed a 'Prototype Theory approach' to the definition of Hinduism


Name: 633.4 g (Quantity)
Description: The weight of the heaviest natural diamond


Name: the Arctic region (Region)
Description: A region located at the northernmost points of North America, Europe, and Asia


Name: discrete measurements (Measurement type)
Description: Counting or enumeration of distinct, individual entities


Name: Heavenly powers (mythological_entity)
Description: Beings from Chinese mythology associated with the sky and heavens.


Name: Filiz Akın, Fatma Girik, Hülya Koçyiğit, and Türkan Şoray (people)
Description: Represent their period of Turkish cinema.


Name: Photography (Process)
Description: The process of taking and developing photographs


Name: Frecce Tricolori (Military unit)
Description: The Frecce Tricolori is the acrobatic display team of the Italian Air Force


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Europe as a whole


Name: administrative suits (legal proceedings)
Description: Cases related to administrative disputes


Name: Soluble sodium silicates (Chemical compound)
Description: Important industrial and household chemicals


Name: Hinduism (religion)
Description: Religion of Asia


Name: Tap (Tool)
Description: A tool used to cut a female thread on the inside surface of a pre-drilled hole.


Name: art since the first Stone Age cave paintings (History of art)
Description: The earliest known examples of figurative art date back to the Paleolithic period


Name: creation of small hole in the ear (body modification process)
Description: Procedure for inserting earrings


Name: Australian mainland (Geographical location)
Description: Large continent of Australia


Name: Western Sahara (Territory)
Description: Territory in dispute due to Morocco controlling most of it


Name: Mazu (goddess of the seas) (deity)
Description: A deity associated with the sea in Chinese mythology and folklore


Name: Marble Figures (Artwork)
Description: Different poses are also represented in marble figures


Name: Giovanni da Verrazzano (Person)
Description: Explorer from Italy


Name: Romanesque period (Time Period)
Description: During roughly 1000 A.D.


Name: Stone of Tizoc and the Stone of Motecuzoma I (Examples of monumental carved stone disk)
Description: Well-known examples of temalacatl


Name: Orthorhombic crystals (Crystal shape)
Description: The shape of the crystals formed by Jerrygibbsite


Name: Rainbow Ridge Mine (Mine)
Description: A mine located in the Virgin Valley opal fields


Name: Other Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Geological materials from which elements or compounds can be extracted


Name: 2007 Consiglio di Stato election (Election)
Description: The 2007 Consiglio di Stato election in Maggia, Switzerland


Name: Late 20th century innovations in jewellery (Innovation)
Description: Represents the advancements in jewelry making during the late 20th century


Name: Nuclear Power (France) (Energy Sector)
Description: Nuclear power sector of France, heavily invested following the 1973 oil crisis


Name: Couscous (Dish)
Description: Among the most famous Moroccan dishes


Name: Ipswich Star (Newspaper)
Description: A newspaper in Ipswich


Name: Kaniwa, kiwicha, and quinoa (Plants)
Description: Three grains native to the Andes that are broad-leafed plants


Name: Martin Eggers (Historian)
Description: German historian who suggested the original location of Moravia was centered around modern Banat


Name: Highest Purity Neodymium Purification (Process)
Description: The process of purifying neodymium to the highest purity


Name: European Film Academy (Organization)
Description: An organization that honors achievements in European cinema through the European Film Awards


Name: Milky Way Galaxy (astronomical object)
Description: The spiral galaxy that contains our solar system, with a diameter of approximately 100,000 light-years.


Name: Yule Marble (Marble)
Description: A type of marble with specific physical and strength characteristics


Name: Negative Interactions with the Public (Subject)
Description: Behaviors that local authorities may want to discourage regarding Urban Red Foxes


Name: Eastern Basketball Alliance (1992–present) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that was founded in 1992


Name: Pink and Green (Color Combination)
Description: A color combination used by early Renaissance painters to create more realistic skin tones.


Name: Jet Rock (Geological Formation)
Description: The 'Jet Rock' unit of the Mulgrave Shale Member, which is part of the Whitby Mudstone Formation


Name: T-O stacks (Mineral structure)
Description: The basic structure of minerals in the kaolinite-serpentine group


Name: Material Protection, Control, and Accounting Program (Program)
Description: A program aimed at safeguarding uranium and plutonium stockpiles


Name: The Skeleton after 20 Years (Group)
Description: The skeletal system of an individual at the point when it has reached full maturity.


Name: 2023 American Values Atlas (Survey)
Description: The 2023 American Values Atlas survey


Name: Lough Ravel crannog flat axe (Artifact)
Description: One of the five main types of Early Bronze Age flat axes in Ireland.


Name: Korean Hanbok (Clothing)
Description: The Korean traditional attire, Hanbok


Name: Knowledge Katti (person)
Description: A Namibian businessman who acquired the town and the mine for 50 million N$.


Name: Photons (Particle)
Description: Elementary particles of electromagnetic radiation.


Name: subjugated tribes (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic groups that were subjugated and administered by Svatopluk's Moravia


Name: Prince William VI (Person)
Description: Prince William VI who was helped by Tsar Alexander I of Russia to restore the Netherlands


Name: Belarus (Country)
Description: A neighboring country that Russia forms a supranational confederation with.


Name: Mechanism for the formation of tektites (Scientific Theory)
Description: Theories proposed for the creation of tektites.


Name: Crescent Star Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: Islamist political party in Indonesia


Name: agricultural tools such as axes and shovel (artifact)
Description: Tools related to agriculture


Name: KOH (compound)
Description: A strong base that dissolves in water and reacts with carbon dioxide, fats, and some metals


Name: Chocolate Diamond Line (Product)
Description: The product that had a massive TV media spend by Le Vian


Name: Chur (City)
Description: The capital city of the Canton of Grisons, Switzerland.


Name: Northwestern Norfolk in England (Location)
Description: -


Name: Crown (Diamond Cutting Technique)
Description: The basic diamond cutting technique from which the rose or rosette evolved


Name: diverse range of wildlife (environmental characteristic)
Description: a country with a wide variety of native and migratory animal species, offering opportunities for wildlife observation and conservation


Name: Crystal (Solid material)
Description: A solid material with a highly ordered microscopic structure


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


Name: 1365 (Year)
Description: Year when Church of Our Lady before Tyn was founded


Name: King's Bridge (HistoricalStructure)
Description: The structure that the Kingsbridge neighborhood was named after


Name: 2 national parks (Protected Area)
Description: Two of the 150 protected spaces that make up RENPA


Name: Corpse (Human Remains)
Description: The location where the swords were found


Name: Cutting (Process)
Description: The process of shaping and polishing gemstones


Name: Transportation of U.S. States (Infrastructure)
Description: The transportation infrastructures in the states of the United States


Name: Rousseau's criticism (Concept)
Description: Criticism of 'modern liberalism and Enlightenment.'


Name: Logan Airport (Airport)
Description: The busiest transportation hub in the New England region


Name: Restricting Immigration (Topic)
Description: A policy or law that limits the number of immigrants entering a country.


Name: glaciation (geological process)
Description: the formation, growth, and decay of glaciers


Name: rumors of gold (concept)
Description: Previous rumors about gold in the Black Hills


Name: Massa (City)
Description: It is a city that saw much of its plan redesigned due to the influence of the marble mining industry.


Name: Political realignments, United Nations, dissolution of empires (Event)
Description: Key developments resulting from World War II


Name: Royal Air Force, Vickers Wellington (W5647) (Aircraft)
Description: A training flight aircraft


Name: Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement (Organization)
Description: Geneva is the birthplace of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement


Name: Oxygen gas (Gas)
Description: The product of the electrolysis of water


Name: Usa hachiman no miya engi (Historical text)
Description: History of the Hachiman Shrine at Usa


Name: China (country)
Description: A sovereign state in East Asia


Name: Wadi Murabba'at (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site located in the Judean Desert.


Name: French wines (Wine)
Description: Varieties of wine produced primarily in France.


Name: Stainless Steel (material)
Description: A type of steel that contains a minimum of 11% chromium and often combined with nickel to resist corrosion.


Name: 6.8 million students enrolled in primary education in 2015 (Quantity)
Description: The number of students enrolled in primary education in Colombia in 2015.


Name: Reproductive System in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin produce offspring.


Name: Kahlgrund, Obernburg, Klingenberg, Großheubach (GeographicalArea)
Description: Areas in the west and northwest of Spessart


Name: Thatch (Building material)
Description: A building material made from grass


Name: Representation of the main cultural communities (Cultural Representation)
Description: Most political power rests on representation of the main cultural communities.


Name: Lapis lazuli and silver (material)
Description: -


Name: Contemporary Algerian cinema (Art_form)
Description: A category of cinema produced in Algeria, characterized by a wider range of themes and issues


Name: Organic food (Food)
Description: A current trend in big cities of Colombia.


Name: Institute of Higher Education in Russia (Educational institution)
Description: The institutes of higher education in Russia


Name: 1.8 million foreign-born residents in Austria (Quantity)
Description: Number of foreign-born residents in Austria


Name: photography (Technique)
Description: Besancenot used photography during his field visits to capture his ethnographic impressions


Name: Various industry and trade associations (Industry group)
Description: Monitoring developments in conflict minerals laws and traceability frameworks.


Name: Mocha (Town)
Description: A town in Yemen, important for its coffee trade.


Name: East Antrim constituency (Constituency)
Description: The parliamentary and assembly constituency that includes Larne


Name: Euro (Currency)
Description: The official currency of the European Union


Name: Coke-Fired Blast Furnace (Technology)
Description: A type of blast furnace that uses coke as fuel instead of charcoal


Name: Rolling Friction (Physical Property)
Description: The force that slows down a coin as it spins on a surface.


Name: Yale University, Columbia University and World Economic Forum (Organization)
Description: Universities and an organization involved in research and education


Name: 35,496 km (22,056 mi) in 1967 to 215,000 km (133,595 mi) in 2018 (Measurement)
Description: The increase in the length of paved roads in Brazil from 1967 to 2018


Name: Samarium–Neodymium dating, studying double beta decay (Scientific Study)
Description: Used for Samarium–Neodymium dating and studying double beta decay


Name: IMA (International Mineralogical Association) (organization)
Description: An international organization concerned with the study of minerals and mineralogy


Name: Johnny Cash's black costume (Costume Choice)
Description: The choice by Johnny Cash to wear black clothing during his performances


Name: The 1913 Armory Show in New York City (Art Exhibition)
Description: An exhibition of European modernist art that transformed the U.S. art scene


Name: Brazilian drivers (Group)
Description: Three Brazilian drivers who have won the Formula One world championship.


Name: approximately 4.1 (specific gravity) (Property)
Description: Specific gravity of Tephroite


Name: Obsidian (Mineral)
Description: A naturally occurring volcanic glass


Name: Hastings Pavement (Company)
Description: A company that produced paving blocks using Tuckahoe marble.


Name: Catacomb culture, Russia (culture)
Description: An archaeological culture of the 3rd millennium BC located in southern European Russia


Name: Kingdom of Khotan (Political Entity)
Description: A kingdom along the southern leg of the Silk Road.


Name: First-surface mirrors (type of mirror)
Description: Mirrors where the coating is applied to the front surface


Name: Afghan government (Government)
Description: government of Afghanistan


Name: Catholic Church (Religious entity)
Description: The universal and public institution of the Christian faith


Name: Imperial China (Country)
Description: China under imperial rule, which lasted from 206 BC to 1912 AD


Name: 16th century (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Various parliaments (Government Body)
Description: Supranational and national parliaments that passed resolutions


Name: Diamond (Mineral or Gemstone)
Description: A mineral composed of pure carbon, crystallized in isometric form


Name: Helvetic Republic (Political Entity)
Description: A short-lived republic that existed from 1798 to 1803 in Switzerland.


Name: Inhabitants of the Pontic–Caspian steppe (Western Steppe Herders) (ancient population)
Description: Ancient people hypothesized to be the Proto-Indo-Europeans.


Name: Vibrant Greece (Attraction)
Description: A traveler's playground for those seeking fun and excitement


Name: Welding of titanium (Process)
Description: The act of joining titanium pieces together


Name: Dinosaurs (Extinct Animals)
Description: Species that became extinct at the end of the Mesozoic era


Name: National dress (Traditional Artifact)
Description: Woven and highly decorated national attire of Ukraine


Name: Post-transition metals (Metal group)
Description: A category of metals with longer interatomic distances due to fewer available electrons for metallic bonding


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


Name: Wood, Brass, Steel (Materials)
Description: Materials used for making the dop or dopstick


Name: Husbyrgen Foundation (Stiftelsen Husbyringen) (Organization)
Description: Organization that opened Husbyringen in 1970


Name: Ottoman sultans (group)
Description: Group that increased demand for Iznik wares.


Name: Global Environment (Geographical Area)
Description: The Earth as a whole, including all continents and water bodies


Name: Alabaster (Material)
Description: A soft mineral easy to carve for smaller works.


Name: South Asian languages (Language Group)
Description: Largest grouping of languages spoken in the UK due to immigration


Name: None (it is a factual statement about neodymium minerals) (Not applicable)
Description: -


Name: Nuclear power plants (Energy production)
Description: Primary civilian use for uranium to produce electricity


Name: Roman architecture (architecture)
Description: Ancient architectural style originating in Rome


Name: Members of both houses (Congress Members)
Description: The individuals who are elected to serve in the Chamber of Representatives and the Senate


Name: Sea urchin injuries (physical harm caused by sea urchins)
Description: Physical harm caused by sea urchins, such as puncture wounds


Name: Late 19th century (Time period)
Description: The time period when Photography as Art emerged.


Name: Lunar Crust (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock formations on the Moon's surface


Name: Stack (Storage structure)
Description: Where the dried sheaves are placed before threshing


Name: 159 years (167-208) (Time Period)
Description: A period of 159 years from 167 to 208


Name: corruption (Issue)
Description: An act or practice considered to be morally or ethically wrong and harmful.


Name: Minette Ore (Material)
Description: An example of a common substitute.


Name: Smaller nations (Group of Countries)
Description: A group of smaller, typically less powerful or influential countries


Name: Full range of hues found in color space (Color spectrum)
Description: The full variety of colors perceived by the human eye


Name: Structures (Man-made structure)
Description: -


Name: Elis Regina (Person)
Description: A Brazilian singer known for her work with Bossa Nova and MPB (Popular Brazilian Music).


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


Name: Dutch-speaking members and French-speaking members (Political Community)
Description: With the possible exception of the Prime Minister, the Council of Ministers is composed of an equal number of Dutch-speaking members and French-speaking members.


Name: Frozen (film) (movie)
Description: A 2013 Disney film


Name: Staurolite (Geological mineral)
Description: A mineral that is stable under certain conditions


Name: Cybo-Malaspina family (Noble family)
Description: The House of Austria-Este ruled the state after the extinction of the Cybo-Malaspina family.


Name: Karl Marx (Person)
Description: German philosopher and social scientist


Name: OECD (International Organization)
Description: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, an international economic organization with 37 member countries.


Name: people (Population)
Description: The population of Thessaly


Name: Star Shape (specific word)
Description: A shape resembling a star.


Name: α-quartz (mineral)
Description: A type of quartz that crystallizes in the trigonal crystal system


Name: 14th (Rank)
Description: In overall performance of 191 countries surveyed by WHO in a 2000 report


Name: Khondalite (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A foliated metamorphic rock


Name: 18th century (HistoricalPeriod)
Description: A period of Ottoman stagnation


Name: Juan Carlos (Person)
Description: King of Spain from 1975 to 2014


Name: Chinese historiography (Historiography)
Description: The study and writing of history in China


Name: Late Minoan period (Period)
Description: An eventful time that saw profound change in Minoan society


Name: Routine (Behavior Pattern)
Description: Regular occurrence of an event or action


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The monotheistic religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ


Name: unknown (person)
Description: William's unspecified bride


Name: Kerma (Nubia) (Place)
Description: Culture skilled in the manufacturing of mirrors


Name: X-rays at almost grazing angles (Property)
Description: The characteristic of X-ray telescopes.


Name: Berber (language)
Description: An official language of Algeria recognized since 2002


Name: Chemical oxygen generators or oxygen candles (Device)
Description: Devices used for life-support equipment and in emergencies on submarines, commercial airliners


Name: Corrupt government officials in leading diamond producing countries (Government Officials)
Description: Government officials taking bribes to label blood diamonds as Kimberley Process Certified


Name: Deep continental crust (Geological formation)
Description: Area that granulite samples originated from.


Name: Location of Primary and Metastatic Prostate Cancer (Medical Condition Location)
Description: The location where the small molecule finds primary and metastatic prostate cancer


Name: [(UO2)2(OH)2]2+ and [(UO2)3(OH)5]+ (chemical compound)
Description: Polymeric species formed at increasing pH


Name: Phoenix, Cushion, Sole Mio diamonds, etc. (Shape)
Description: Some of the special shapes are produced by certain companies like Phoenix, Cushion, Sole Mio diamonds, etc.


Name: Wastewater treatment goal (Goal)
Description: The target for treating wastewater


Name: Algiers (City)
Description: The capital city of Algeria


Name: those territories still under Moorish rule (HistoricalArea)
Description: Territories under Muslim rule in Spain


Name: Alabama's abortion ban from taking effect (Legal Action)
Description: due to it being in conflict with the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade


Name: F-35 Lightning 2 Electro Optical Targeting System (Product)
Description: System used for targeting in F-35 aircraft


Name: higher_gross_domestic_product, job_creation and increased_standards_of_living (Economy)
Description: Positive economic outcomes


Name: Dora Stratou Dance Festival, Panagiri, and Paniyiri (Cultural Events)
Description: The famous festivals in Andros Island


Name: Dong Son drums (Artifact)
Description: First bronze drums discovered in Northern Vietnam and Southern China


Name: Atmosphere (Natural Environment)
Description: The layer of gases surrounding a planet, composed primarily of nitrogen and oxygen.


Name: Gateway Arch National Park (Park)
Description: A national park located in St. Louis, Missouri


Name: Silver (on glass) (Product)
Description: The silver layer deposited onto glass via electroplating.


Name: Bleu celeste (sky blue) (Color)
Description: A rarely occurring tincture in heraldry


Name: First Presidential Inauguration (Event)
Description: The first official inauguration of a president in the United States


Name: the Caspian Sea (Sea)
Description: The largest inland body of water on Earth by area.


Name: Red Flower Festival, Damboora Festival (Festival)
Description: Some regional festivals


Name: Abrasive powder (Material)
Description: Substance used to cut and shape hardstone


Name: Oriental techniques (Technique)
Description: Refers to oriental techniques used in jewelry making


Name: the development of boron-free reinforcement-grade fiberglass in Europe and the US (Development)
Description: The offset of the development of boron-free reinforcement-grade fiberglass in Europe and the US by the production of reinforcement-grade boron-containing fiberglass in Asia


Name: Roman Soldiers (Occupation)
Description: Ancient Roman military personnel


Name: Italy (Location)
Description: As a result of the crisis


Name: r-process (rapid neutron capture) (Nuclear process)
Description: The nuclear process where thorium is produced


Name: Moganite (Mineral)
Description: A monoclinic polymorph of quartz


Name: Student in Advanced Program (Person)
Description: 1 student


Name: Tolly Cobbold brewery (Brewery)
Description: A brewery in Ipswich built in the 18th century


Name: endocentric compound (linguistic concept)
Description: a compound where the categorical part contains the basic meaning of the whole compound


Name: William Smith (Scientist)
Description: English canal engineer who observed the principle of faunal succession.


Name: Slim body figure (physical characteristic)
Description: Physical feature characterized by slenderness


Name: Kyanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used in refractory and ceramic products, electronics, electrical insulators and abrasives.


Name: Medieval period (Time period)
Description: Middle Ages or the period between the 5th and 15th century


Name: Cholera (pastry) (Dish)
Description: A pastry product of Valais


Name: Rock-Salt Structure (Crystal_Structure)
Description: A crystal system in which cations and anions are arranged in a simple cubic lattice


Name: Faʻaʻā International Airport (Airport)
Description: The only international airport in the region.


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state in the southeastern region of the United States


Name: Pliny the Elder (Historical figure)
Description: Roman naturalist, philosopher, and author


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country that experienced defeats during the 17th century


Name: Internet Censorship Regime (System)
Description: The internet censorship system in China


Name: São Paulo (City)
Description: A city in Brazil


Name: certain anomalous orange stars (star)
Description: stars that have a higher than usual concentration of lithium


Name: Tomb of Moses (Physical object)
Description: A tomb traditionally identified as that of Moses' shepherd, Hasan er-Rai


Name: UEFA Euro 2020 (held in 2021) (Event)
Description: a major tournament in the country's history


Name: Villach (City)
Description: A city in Austria


Name: Liberal Democracy (PoliticalSystem)
Description: A form of government in which the democratic process is protected by law, citizens have political freedom and economic control is mainly in private hands.


Name: 1963 (year)
Description: Year of Sand War


Name: Treaty of Granada (treaty)
Description: A treaty signed in 1491 between the Catholic Monarchs of Spain and the Emirate of Granada, guaranteeing religious tolerance towards Muslims for a few years.


Name: Russian SFSR (Political Entity)
Description: One of the constituent republics of the Soviet Union


Name: Māori (ethnic group)
Description: the indigenous people of New Zealand


Name: Erlitou period (time period)
Description: A period in Chinese prehistory, sometimes considered part of the Shang dynasty


Name: Semiconducting properties of the material (Property)
Description: The properties that make a material semiconductive.


Name: English and American geologists (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study rocks and minerals in England and America


Name: a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (Category)
Description: A category referring to a collection or grouping of entities based on shared characteristics


Name: Construction material (UseCase)
Description: The use of copper as a building material.


Name: Brazilian Law (Legal System)
Description: The legal system of Brazil


Name: National and county roads (Road)
Description: The most important national routes that are part of the European route scheme


Name: Canadian Red Urchin (Species)
Description: A sub-species of the red sea urchin found in Canadian waters.


Name: tatami mats and sliding doors (architectural feature)
Description: Features that break down the distinction between rooms and indoor and outdoor space.


Name: Criminal and civil laws (Laws)
Description: Laws governing criminal and civil matters


Name: Salt Pans and Playas (Geological Feature)
Description: Flat, dry areas on the surface of Ceres covered with salt deposits, possibly formed by the evaporation of briny water


Name: Hittites (Group)
Description: Civilization that began iron smelting and spread the practice to the rest of the Near East


Name: Hinduism (religion)
Description: Religious tradition where Artha is considered important.


Name: Labor Party (Australia) (Political party)
Description: A social-democratic political party in Australia, it is the oldest political party and the second-largest by membership.


Name: Nuuk (Location)
Description: The capital of Greenland where the Aappaluttoq mine is located


Name: Manufacturing subprocess (Manufacturing subprocess)
Description: A specific step or stage within a given manufacturing process.


Name: Decorative Wrought Iron Gratings (Architectural Feature)
Description: Decorative (and functional) wrought iron gratings


Name: Long Tresses in Female Hair (Hair Style)
Description: Long tresses in the hair of Minoan women


Name: Magnesium hydroxide (Compound)
Description: The compound that magnesium chloride is converted into during the Dow process.


Name: The major parties in each community (Political Party)
Description: Though close to the political center.


Name: Cutting and jewelry fashioning methods (Art)
Description: Methods used for lapis lazuli, turquoise, and amethyst.


Name: 1400 BC (Time period)
Description: A year in the Late Mycenaean period.


Name: Students and Professors (1815) (Historical Group)
Description: Believed the colors of the Holy Roman Empire flag to be red, black, and gold


Name: Zinc Oxide (compound)
Description: A chemical compound of zinc (Zn) and oxygen (O2), with the formula ZnO.


Name: Gbagbo-aligned Constitutional Council (Constitutional council)
Description: The constitutional body of Ivory Coast aligned with Laurent Gbagbo


Name: Sevillian school of painting (Art School)
Description: The art school that these museums represent


Name: 6 hamlets (Hamlet)
Description: Smaller settlements within Predazzo


Name: Primary Education in Morocco (Education system)
Description: The education system that offers free and compulsory education


Name: Control Yuan (watchdog agency)
Description: Agency monitoring the actions of the executive in Taiwan


Name: Population of Westchester County in 2018 estimates (Statistic)
Description: According to census data, the per capita income for the county in 1999 was 967,612 people.


Name: The Dying Gaul (Artwork)
Description: A famous Roman copy of the original Greek sculpture depicting a wounded Gaulish warrior


Name: Seed beads (Beads)
Description: Generic term for any small bead


Name: English (Language)
Description: Official language of many countries


Name: estimating when the groups that feature in the Cambrian explosion first evolved (Scientific question)
Description: A scientific question related to determining the earliest occurrence of specific groups during the Cambrian explosion.


Name: Middle East (Geographical Region)
Description: The Middle East, particularly countries such as Iraq and Afghanistan


Name: lithium, iron, zinc, and copper (Resource)
Description: Natural resources.


Name: African Americans (Ethnic group)
Description: People having origin in Africa and its surrounding islands.


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: Causes chronic life-threatening allergic disease (berylliosis) in some people.


Name: Method of producing beryllium (Procedure)
Description: The direct electrolysis of a molten mixture of beryllium fluoride and sodium fluoride


Name: Heart Rhythm Disturbances (Health Condition)
Description: Abnormalities in the electrical activity of the heart.


Name: Clean Diamond Trade Act (CDTA) (legal document)
Description: Act enacted on April 25, 2003


Name: Greater Washington, D.C. (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan area in the Mid-Atlantic United States


Name: Pope Nicholas I (Person)
Description: Pope from 858 to 867


Name: Hornblende (Mineral)
Description: An amphibole mineral with a complex formula that can vary depending on the specific minerals it contains


Name: the Narrows and Keyhole Canyon (Canyon)
Description: Stunning canyon walls and slot canyons like the Narrows and Keyhole Canyon


Name: Applying a reflective coating (Process)
Description: The process of applying a layer to a surface for reflection.


Name: Urbanization, expansion of global trade networks (Event)
Description: Key developments resulting from the Industrial Revolution


Name: Spain's government (government)
Description: Government of Spain


Name: Government (Institution)
Description: The executive branch of the Spanish government


Name: Ipswich Wanderers (Football Club)
Description: A non-League football club in Ipswich


Name: Weight range between 3 kg and 6 kg (Measurement)
Description: The typical weight range of the iron swords


Name: Carthage (city)
Description: an ancient city in modern-day Tunisia


Name: - (Comparative Attribute)
Description: A statement indicating that Afghanistan has the lowest life expectancy among countries outside Africa.


Name: Drilling Mud (Material Classification)
Description: A fluid used in drilling operations to remove cuttings and control formation fluids


Name: 1866 (Year)
Description: The year the university was originally established as a normal school


Name: Belgium's prime minister position (Position)
Description: The head of government in Belgium


Name: study of style (Academic Study)
Description: The study and understanding of the styles that emerge in different periods


Name: Abbasid Caliphate (Historical period or entity)
Description: The political and cultural golden age of the Islamic Empire during the 8th, 9th, and 10th centuries


Name: Synthetic Diamonds (Crystal)
Description: Artificially created diamonds rich in nitrogen


Name: Conceptual Art (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the mid-20th century.


Name: Academy Award (Award)
Description: The prestigious award in the field of film


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: present in the rock as garnet


Name: Partisan elections to select judges (Election system)
Description: The use of political parties to elect judges


Name: RGB Color Model (Color Model)
Description: A color model used to create all colors on a computer screen or television


Name: Spanish Empire (Empire)
Description: A global empire formed by Spain during the Age of Discovery.


Name: planet (celestial body)
Description: A celestial body that is large enough to have cleared its orbit of other debris.


Name: Abdul Hakim Haqqani (Person)
Description: Minister of justice in the Taliban government


Name: liquid water (geological process)
Description: Kerwan Basin showed evidence of the effects of liquid water


Name: Significant ethical concerns in the diamond trade (Social issue)
Description: Moral and ethical problems related to the diamond industry


Name: Belavezha Accords (international_agreement)
Description: an agreement that formally dissolved the Soviet Union


Name: calcite, mellite, hydroxylapatite (specific minerals)
Description: minerals that are often formed by living organisms or contain organic components


Name: Diamonds in higher demand (Market demand)
Description: -


Name: Island sanctuaries, pest control, wildlife translocation, fostering, and ecological restoration of islands and other protected areas (Environmental conservation efforts)
Description: Methods used to protect and restore the environment and wildlife


Name: Gabriel Lippmann (Person)
Description: French physicist, awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics


Name: Symbolism of war (Ideology)
Description: Expressed in their defensive architecture and fortifications


Name: Supernova (Astronomical Event)
Description: A large star that explodes as a supernova, leaving behind a neutron star or black hole.


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


Name: Fungicides (Chemical)
Description: Substance used to kill or inhibit fungi growth


Name: Toyora (Nagato Province) (Location)
Description: The location where the Empress anchored


Name: The golden light of solar rays and the white of the horizon (Light)
Description: The light emitted from the sun, especially during sunrise and sunset.


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: A developed country in the South Pacific Ocean


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A North African country


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


Name: zircon's anisotropy and strong birefringence (Property)
Description: Distinctive properties of zircon


Name: King Rastislav (Monarch)
Description: The King of Great Moravia who requested missionaries from Byzantine emperor.


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that remains unchanged in chemical composition but changes crystal structure at high temperatures and pressures


Name: Manganese (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Mn and atomic number 25.


Name: The following New York City Subway stations (Subway Station)
Description: Subway stations that serve Kingsbridge


Name: few words repeated in many inscriptions (fragments of language)
Description: Fragments where the Etruscan language is evident


Name: Modern archaeologists (Occupation)
Description: People who study the past using archaeology