Name: constituent municipalities (Geographical Area)
Description: The municipalities that make up Wallkill Valley Regional High School District


Name: A36 road (Transportation)
Description: A road connecting Larne to Ballymena


Name: Sodium (Element)
Description: Sodium was more convenient and less expensive than potassium, which was used in the reduction of aluminium trichloride


Name: Sunrise and sunset (Event)
Description: The daily occurrence when the Sun appears to cross the horizon.


Name: Explosions caused by fine particles of grain dust (Occupational Hazard)
Description: Blasts resulting from the ignition of suspended grain dust


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Mn and atomic number 25


Name: Debit Accounts (FinancialAccountClass)
Description: The financial accounts that represent expenses or assets.


Name: Voskhod 2 (Spacecraft)
Description: A spacecraft during which Alexei Leonov conducted the first spacewalk


Name: Corundum (material) (Material)
Description: The original form of corundum as a gemstone or abrasive material


Name: informal paramount leader (political position)
Description: of the country


Name: people (Group)
Description: Individuals of different linguistic backgrounds in China


Name: Chemical Inertness (Property)
Description: The resistance of a material to chemical attack or reaction


Name: Carnelian (Material)
Description: A semi-precious stone favored in amulets because it was considered as the stone of Muhammad


Name: Rabat Politics (Politics)
Description: The political center of Rabat.


Name: Shooting Red Foxes in Urban Environment (Action)
Description: Practice not recommended in urban environments


Name: Whaling and Agriculture (Economic Activity)
Description: Two primary activities that the Faial Island was dependent on


Name: Colors of the second type (Color)
Description: The colors of the second type are located on the 'line of purples' in the CIE xy chromaticity diagram


Name: Slavic origin (ethnicity)
Description: The origin of the surnames


Name: deep and wide canyons carved by the Colorado River (Canyon, River)
Description: Natural environments characterized by deep and wide canyons or rivers


Name: agriculture, forestry and tourism (EconomicActivity)
Description: Main activities of the economy


Name: Goths (Historical Entity)
Description: A people who stayed in the area but came under the sway of the Huns


Name: Higher education institutions in Spain (Organization)
Description: Perform about 60% of the basic research in the country


Name: Kingdom of Norway (Country)
Description: The modern-day Kingdom of Norway


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country located in North-Western Europe.


Name: a lace-like pattern (Pattern)
Description: Exhibits a lace-like pattern.


Name: Jewish fighters (Group)
Description: Jewish fighters who hid out during the Bar Kochba revolt.


Name: A9 Extension towards Brig (Road Construction)
Description: The extension of the A9 towards Brig


Name: synthetic sapphire (Material)
Description: Man-made sapphire produced industrially


Name: ZnF2 (inorganic compound)
Description: The fluoride of zinc, used in various applications


Name: Worldwide (Location)
Description: Regions where e-waste is found


Name: Broadway productions and performances (Theater production)
Description: Productions and performances on Broadway


Name: the contribution of the Greeks of Magna Graecia (Contribution)
Description: The contribution of the Greeks of Magna Graecia that was left out by Amisano's publication


Name: Bleaching and Purification Processes (Process)
Description: The removal of impurities or the whitening of substances


Name: More-developed countries (Geographical Region)
Description: 7,000–14,000 kg per capita


Name: Multiple Governments (Political Structure)
Description: Has multiple governments


Name: Bhakti movement (Religious movement)
Description: A significant Hindu religious and devotional movement that emerged around 1250-1750 CE


Name: 粉紅色 (Color Name)
Description: Chinese word for pink, meaning 'powder red'


Name: Male Peafowl (Gender)
Description: Males of the peafowl species, referred to as peacocks


Name: Sedimentation (Geological Process)
Description: The accumulation of sediments, caused by gravity acting on particles suspended in fluid or air


Name: 'The Iliad' (Literature)
Description: An epic poem by Homer


Name: Metagranite (Geological Formation)
Description: A granite that has been metamorphosed


Name: Purple Rain Protest (Protest)
Description: A protest against apartheid that took place in Cape Town, South Africa on 2 September 1989.


Name: Greece for various types of travelers (Attraction)
Description: Versatile options to suit every traveler's needs and preferences


Name: Han Chinese society (Society)
Description: The Han Chinese society during the Queue Order


Name: Clastic Sediments (Geological Material)
Description: Makes up less than 5% to 10% of the composition


Name: New Zealand fashion (fashion)
Description: Local fashion industry in New Zealand


Name: District governors (governor)
Description: The appointed leaders of districts in Afghanistan


Name: Population of Belgium (Number)
Description: 11,763,650 according to its population register as of 1 January 2024


Name: 1901 (Time Period)
Description: The year when Irish Jade marble was installed.


Name: Protests and riots following shooting of Michael Brown (Event)
Description: A series of demonstrations that took place in Ferguson, Missouri, following the police shooting of Michael Brown


Name: Central banks (Organization)
Description: Government entities that manage a country's currency and monetary policy


Name: ORTF and TSF (Radio Broadcasting Entities)
Description: Entities responsible for radio broadcasting in France


Name: Substrate (Component of Optical System)
Description: The base material onto which the coating is applied on a mirror


Name: species (taxon)
Description: Category of biological organisms, ranked above genus and below family in the taxonomic hierarchy


Name: Hindu (Religion)
Description: Followers of Indian religions


Name: Hydroelectric and Nuclear Power Projects (Project)
Description: The Soviet government invested in hydroelectric and nuclear power projects.


Name: Ventura Island or Ilha da Ventura (Island)
Description: The name given to Faial Island in the 1375 Catalan Atlas.


Name: Magma (Geological Formation)
Description: Molten rock beneath the Earth's surface


Name: Pinctada margaritifera mollusk (Organism)
Description: A type of mollusk that produces Tahitian pearls.


Name: Synthetic diamonds (Classification of diamond)
Description: Diamonds grown under high pressures and temperatures or from hydrocarbon gases


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Through trade with Japan in silk cloth, momme became a unit indicating the quality of silk cloth


Name: East Francia (Political Entity)
Description: Kingdom of Louis the German


Name: Belly chain (Jewelry)
Description: A type of body jewelry worn around the waist


Name: Individuals (Person)
Description: Practitioners of Hinduism


Name: 2019 (Year)
Description: A year representing the end of a range of years


Name: [2001] technological standards (Time Period)
Description: Technological standards of the year 2001


Name: Angela Merkel (1954–present) (Politicians)
Description: Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany from 2005 to 2021 and leader of the Christian Democratic Union


Name: Hertzian Cone (Geological phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon that occurs when a hard material is struck with sufficient force, resulting in conchoidal fractures


Name: present-day Ukraine (Location)
Description: The geographical region where present-day Ukraine is located


Name: Chrysoprase (mineral variety)
Description: A green variety of chalcedony colored by nickel oxide.


Name: Structures (Physical_structure)
Description: Structures built in dry stone and mudbrick.


Name: Alkyl-metal compounds (Organometallic compound class)
Description: A type of organometallic compound characterized by carbon-metal covalent bonds


Name: Holy Retinue of Amitabha (Religious Symbol)
Description: A group of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas associated with the Buddha Amitabha


Name: adding aluminum or titanium (process modification)
Description: Adding aluminum or titanium to the production process affecting the properties of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: opal (Mineral)
Description: A precious gemstone that was used to make tools as early as 4000 BC


Name: Chinese festivals and celebrations (Festivals and Celebrations)
Description: The traditional and modern holidays, events, and festivities of China, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse regional traditions.


Name: African Union (Organization)
Description: The successor organization to the OAU


Name: Deep questioning and debate (Idea)
Description: Questioning and challenging religious texts to deepen understanding of eternal truths


Name: 6 (NumericValue)
Description: Potassium has 6 electrons in total.


Name: Contact information (Labeling element)
Description: The name, address, and phone number of the manufacturer or distributor, as required by law


Name: Japanese men to shave their hair (historical event)
Description: The Tokugawa Shogunate passed orders for Japanese men to shave the pate on the front of their head and shave their beards.


Name: 1547 (year)
Description: Proclaimed in 1547


Name: Barberini Faun (Artwork)
Description: A sculpture depicting a satyr sprawled asleep


Name: After the death of (Event)
Description: The death of a person, in this case, Prince Albert


Name: The Largest and Rarest of Cultured Pearls (Quantifier)
Description: A qualification of South Sea Pearls


Name: 1998 Sarno mudslide (Disaster)
Description: A disaster that occurred due to poor land-management policies in Italy


Name: Fancy cuts with many extra facets (Diamond cut)
Description: Diamond cuts with additional facets


Name: Wax seals (Object)
Description: Seals used in the West, often with wax


Name: Oil-treated emeralds (Classification of emeralds)
Description: Emeralds treated with oil as part of the post-lapidary process.


Name: Moscow and Saint Petersburg (City)
Description: Cities in Russia.


Name: Critics of the ban on Mount Ōmine (Group or individual with specific viewpoint)
Description: Individuals who oppose the gender-segregated rule on the mountain


Name: Characteristics (UK) (Characteristic)
Description: The rich history and culture of the UK


Name: From 1982 to 2013 (Time Span)
Description: The period during which Afghanistan held the title of being the largest refugee-producing country in the world.


Name: numerous influential arts organizations (Arts Organization)
Description: Various arts organizations such as the Metropolitan Opera, New York City Opera, New York Philharmonic, and New York City Ballet


Name: Teremoʻemoʻe (Wife)
Description: Daughter of the chief of Raiatea.


Name: French Guiana (France) (Country)
Description: A neighboring country of Brazil to the north.


Name: War (Event)
Description: a large, usually prolonged conflict that involves several nations


Name: Short Eared Owls (Species)
Description: A species of bird of prey found on Isle of Mull


Name: Beatriz de Macedo (Person)
Description: Governess of the Duke of Viseu


Name: philosophy and arts (category)
Description: disciplines of study, creation, or expression that are related to knowledge and aesthetics


Name: Polycrystalline MgSiO3 (Mineral)
Description: A mineral deforming by a dislocation creep mechanism under the conditions of the uppermost part of the lower mantle.


Name: Importance or urgency (Concept)
Description: The importance or urgency of a situation


Name: Spanish immigration average (three percentage points higher) (average)
Description: The mean immigration rate across all Spanish regions, three percentage points higher than Andalusia


Name: Spain's largest natural park and the second largest in Europe (Protected Area)
Description: A description of Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park


Name: Multinational companies (Organization)
Description: Companies based in multiple countries that have contributed to the Colombian conflict.


Name: Powdered Limestone (Substance)
Description: A food additive


Name: Aluminosilicates (Mineral group)
Description: A group of minerals containing both aluminum and silicon.


Name: writing (Writing System)
Description: The earliest practical writing systems in Mesopotamia and Egypt.


Name: Federal Constitutional Law of 1920 (Legislation)
Description: The fundamental law governing Austria


Name: Filter Feeding Function of Sea Urchin Cilia (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the cilia play in the sea urchin's filter feeding.


Name: Moorish people (Medina Mayurqa) (Culture)
Description: Palma was established by the Moorish people, who called it Medina Mayurqa.


Name: Two distinct ideological currents (Federalism and Centralism) (Ideology)
Description: The two distinct ideologies among the patriots


Name: St. Patrick's Day (Holiday)
Description: A cultural and religious holiday celebrated globally on March 17


Name: five colours symbolism (symbolism)
Description: A traditional Chinese belief that each color has a specific meaning and significance.


Name: Life-support equipment or emergency equipment on submarines and commercial airliners (Equipment)
Description: The use of chemical oxygen generators or oxygen candles in life-support systems and emergencies


Name: Empress Wu Zetian (Person)
Description: Chinese empress regnant and reigning empress consort of the Tang dynasty


Name: University System in Germany (Education System)
Description: System of universities in Germany, includes some of the oldest in the world


Name: Chapter 6 of Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide (Book Chapter)
Description: A detailed description of corundum treatments, authored by John Emmett, Richard Hughes and Troy R. Douthit.


Name: facets (part of diamond)
Description: Part of the diamond that is affected by symmetry


Name: Amino acids (Organic compounds)
Description: One of the constituents of the ultrafiltrate.


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


Name: Germany (country)
Description: The country where Lower Saxony is situated


Name: Babrak Karmal (Person)
Description: Led a Soviet-organized regime in Afghanistan after the Soviet invasion


Name: most of continental Europe and North Africa (region)
Description: Larger geographical area


Name: Over 20% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of women holding seats in the country's pre-revolution bicameral parliament.


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


Name: British Association for the Advancement of Science (organization)
Description: Scientific society dedicated to promoting the progress of science


Name: D2N2 partnership (Governmental body)
Description: A partnership between Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire


Name: Their respective state (State)
Description: Have authority within their respective state


Name: Mixed-media Prints (Printmaking Technique)
Description: Prints that use multiple traditional printmaking processes.


Name: Nabi Musa pilgrimage (Religious event)
Description: Pilgrimage related to Nabi Musa


Name: Craft Proliferation (Event)
Description: Increased popularity and availability of craft-based education and therapy for soldiers


Name: Southeastern Missouri (Geographical region)
Description: The southeastern part of the state, also known as the Missouri Bootheel region.


Name: Mount Everest (Geographical Feature)
Description: The tallest mountain in the world, located on the border between Nepal and China


Name: as of 2023 (Time)
Description: Year 2023


Name: functionality of nanoparticles (Property)
Description: Negative impact on the functionality of nanoparticles


Name: Queen Pōmare IV (Person)
Description: The thirteen-year-old Queen of Tahiti whom Charles Darwin was not flattering towards


Name: US$33,000 per year (Monetary Value)
Description: The approximate median annual income of a craft artist in the US


Name: Female householder with no husband present (Quantity)
Description: The proportion of households headed by a woman without a husband


Name: Rough diamond (mineraloid)
Description: -


Name: Curie Institute (ScientificInstitution)
Description: A research institution focused on fundamental sciences, founded by Marie and Pierre Curie


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Al and atomic number 13


Name: Schools and public buildings (building type)
Description: the types of spaces that were designed during the Republican period


Name: And his work had a profound impact on metaphysics, logic, mathematics, and physics (Philosophers)
Description: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz was a leading figure in German philosophy during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. His work had a profound impact on metaphysics, logic, mathematics, and physics


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: Another Swiss canton connected by the Nufenen Pass


Name: Mariánská (Village)
Description: An administrative part of Jáchymov.


Name: w-BN (compound)
Description: Boron nitride in its wurtzite form


Name: Saadi dynasty (historical_dynasty)
Description: Arab dynasty that ruled Morocco from 1549 to 1659


Name: lentokonesuihkuturbinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas (word)
Description: Finnish compound word meaning 'airplane jet turbine engine auxiliary mechanic non-commissioned officer student'


Name: Monotyping (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique that results in a single impression.


Name: Nordspessart (sub-region)
Description: A sub-region of the Spessart, south of the valley of the Kinzig


Name: Lost-wax casting technique (Crafting technique)
Description: Technique used by Tuareg blacksmiths to create their jewellery.


Name: headdress (category of garment)
Description: Formal headwear


Name: Clear topaz crystals (from Brazilian pegmatites) (Geological formation)
Description: Large clear topaz crystals from Brazilian pegmatites


Name: Royals of Great Moravia (Group of People)
Description: Tombs within a church have only been discovered at Mikulčice, implying that royals had an exclusive right to be buried in such a prestigious place


Name: Sediment (Geological Material)
Description: Particles in the sea that can change its color to brown


Name: Leaves, Grapes (Stamped Components)
Description: Decorative elements mounted on cast pieces


Name: Women's hanko (Subcategory of Japanese personal seal)
Description: The women's hanko tend to be small in size.


Name: Criminal Gangs and Organized Crime (Event)
Description: Illegal activities carried out by groups of individuals organized for criminal purposes.


Name: Jewellery designs in Greece (artifact)
Description: Artistic patterns and styles of Greek jewelry


Name: Arendal's privileges (Policy)
Description: Privileges granted to Arendal


Name: Governments (Government)
Description: Limits the authority of governments, both local and national


Name: Bronze head (sculpture)
Description: A bronze sculpture supposedly depicting Lucius Junius Brutus.


Name: Australite (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of tektite that includes flanged buttons.


Name: Romantic movement (art movement or period)
Description: An artistic, literary and musical movement originating around 1800


Name: Ohrid Literary School (educational institution)
Description: school involved in the spreading of the Cyrillic script


Name: Concepts (idea)
Description: Ideas that were developed and applied to the study of geology.


Name: epicenters of numismatic art during the classical period (Location)
Description: Locations known for their contribution to coin design


Name: People in developing countries (Group of People)
Description: People who reside in developing nations


Name: 1953 (timeframe)
Description: The year 1953 in history


Name: Western cutters (People)
Description: Diamond cutters in the Western world


Name: Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and Italianate styles (Architectural Style)
Description: The Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and Italianate architectural styles that characterize the housing in New York City's residential districts.


Name: Westchester County Public Schools (Education)
Description: The public education system in Westchester County, primarily funded by local property taxes


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: a region in southwestern Spain


Name: Artisan textile arts (Craft)
Description: Handmade textiles and crafts in Ukraine


Name: Beef (Meat)
Description: Most commonly eaten red meat in Morocco


Name: Lithium (improving social impact) (Resource Social Responsibility Improvement Initiatives)
Description: Examination of the social impact of lithium production discusses initiatives to improve these conditions through partnerships with NGOs, certifications, and corporate social responsibility programs


Name: Examination of the Specimen (Process)
Description: The process of examining the specimen to diagnose disease


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: The Roman Empire, a powerful state that existed from 27 BC to 476 AD.


Name: quantum computing (Computing Technology)
Description: The use of quantum-mechanical phenomena, such as superposition and entanglement, to perform computation


Name: Berber and other Maghreb communities (community)
Description: Communities in the Maghreb region who are Berbers or non-Berbers


Name: United Nations Resolutions (international law)
Description: Resolutions passed by the United Nations


Name: outcome of the Congress of Vienna (historical event)
Description: The final decisions and settlements made at the Congress of Vienna


Name: Franklin and Washington (Geographical Location)
Description: Each New England state except Rhode Island has a city/town named Franklin and Washington.


Name: 386 individuals (Number)
Description: Total number of individuals in Collonges, excluding those not counted


Name: Hong Kong-Australia Free Trade Agreement (HAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and Hong Kong. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Same-sex marriage and LGBT adoption (Legal status)
Description: A legal status that allows same-sex marriage and LGBT adoption.


Name: Aluminium oxide (4 nm thickness) (Compound)
Description: A thin layer of aluminum oxide that forms on the surface of aluminum


Name: female dress (clothing)
Description: Female attire during the Tang dynasty


Name: Fluorinated ethylene propylene (Fluoropolymer)
Description: A fluoropolymer that mimics PTFE's properties and can substitute for it.


Name: Minerals (Inorganic substance)
Description: The minerals that the fossil is made of, usually formed during the organism's life.


Name: Irish Conflict (Historical Event)
Description: A historical conflict in Northern Ireland between unionists (pro-UK) and nationalists (pro-Ireland)


Name: Early Cambrian bilaterian embryonic microfossils analysis (Scientific study)
Description: Analysis of early Cambrian bilaterian embryonic fossils


Name: Carbonate-poor rocks (Subcategory of metasedimentary rock)
Description: A category of metasedimentary rocks with low carbonate content


Name: England and Wales (Geographical Region)
Description: Two regions within the United Kingdom


Name: Ifriqiya (Province)
Description: A region in North Africa, corresponding approximately to modern-day Tunisia


Name: 100 years (Age)
Description: The maximum lifespan of a red sea urchin.


Name: Synthetic Diamond (Material)
Description: A material artificially produced to have properties similar to natural diamond.


Name: windows in grocery-store barcode scanners (Equipment)
Description: Scanner windows found in grocery stores


Name: Hittite lands (Geographical Area)
Description: Includes central Anatolia


Name: Colors (Color Category)
Description: Categories of colors produced by various substances


Name: Roughening Method (Technique)
Description: The process of mechanically roughening a mezzotint plate


Name: Algeciras Conference (Event)
Description: An international conference held in Algeciras, Spain, in 1906.


Name: two occasions (2007 and 2015) (time)
Description: specific years when the Chinese Government slowed foreign adoptions significantly


Name: Sabre (Weapon)
Description: A type of slashing sword used in warfare


Name: Agriculture (Industry)
Description: Sector of an economy concerned with the production of crops and livestock.


Name: William Hickling Prescott (Person)
Description: A half-blind Bostonian who wrote about the Spanish conquest of Mexico


Name: not hurt others (Action)
Description: An action that one is encouraged not to do, based on compassion and belief in karmic retribution


Name: Kyiv (City)
Description: Capital and largest city of Ukraine.


Name: Economy (Field of study)
Description: The total sum of the activities of a community in the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services


Name: Sculpted figure in China, Korea, and Japan (Artistic element)
Description: Sculpture style that was affected by Greco-Buddhist art.


Name: Swiss canton with unspecified name (Geographical location)
Description: In 2014, Ticino's GDP per capita at 82,438 francs was seventh highest in Switzerland.


Name: [Akan (42.1%), Voltaiques or Gur (17.6%), Northern Mandés (16.5%), Kru-speaking peoples (11%), Southern Mandés (10%), and others] (Ethnic Group)
Description: The different ethnic groups that make up the majority of the Ivory Coast population


Name: European Settlers and Immigrants (Group of People)
Description: Individuals who came to New Zealand from Europe


Name: Mongol Expansion (historical_event)
Description: The invasion by the Mongols that led to a second significant wave of Turkic migration


Name: Punic people (Ethnic Group)
Description: People of Phoenician descent born in Africa


Name: Gothic Resurgence (Art Movement)
Description: The art movement associated with Eugène Viollet-le-Duc.


Name: local populations (historical group)
Description: populations of the area where Slavs settled


Name: Group of Iron (Chemical Group)
Description: A group in the periodic table consisting of iron and other elements


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: In 2019, some three-quarters of a million people spoke little or no English


Name: the only precedent for appointing civil servants by literary exams was that of the Chinese government (Statement)
Description: The statement made by John Browne


Name: Thessaloniki (City)
Description: The second-largest city of Greece, has 27,000 immigrants (7% of the local population)


Name: Low cation exchange capacity (Property)
Description: Ability of the mineral to exchange cations in its interlayer spaces


Name: Die (Part of Marble)
Description: The die piece of the Tomb of the Unknowns marble


Name: Han style Tang-Song dress (clothing)
Description: Clothing style influenced by the Tang and Song dynasties


Name: Natural stone (Gemstone)
Description: Original gemstones found naturally.


Name: PRC (Military Entity)
Description: The military arm of the PRC.


Name: Foreign-owned companies (Business entity)
Description: A collection of foreign companies owning most of the New Zealand media industry


Name: Impurities (Physical Substance)
Description: Undesirable substances in a pure semiconductor


Name: Jadeite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A silicate of sodium and aluminum in the pyroxene group of minerals.


Name: Metal vapors (Substance)
Description: To give an attractive sheen


Name: a cracked egg (description)
Description: -


Name: Fatimids (dynasty)
Description: Conquered all of North Africa as well as Sicily and parts of the Middle East


Name: indication of non-opening and non-tampering (Status Indicator)
Description: The status indicator that applied seals were used for.


Name: Buying Decision Process (Consumer Behavior)
Description: The process consumers go through when deciding to purchase a product.


Name: Federal District (Region)
Description: A region with a special administrative status in Brazil


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


Name: Heavy lanthanides (Group of elements)
Description: The latter half of the lanthanides series in the periodic table.


Name: Auburn (City)
Description: The city is located east of Birmingham, and was incorporated on December 10, 1836.


Name: West African trading posts (Geographical region)
Description: Trading regions located in West Africa.


Name: Old French: orange (Language term)
Description: Term for the colour orange in Old French.


Name: Calcium-Magnesium-Iron-Manganese-Aluminium Silicate Minerals (Silicate Minerals)
Description: Minorals found in skarns.


Name: history (event)
Description: Large portions of history not found in extant texts


Name: Volleyball national women's team in the Netherlands (Sports_team)
Description: The Dutch women's national volleyball team


Name: AIs for children ages 1–14 years (Health Concept)
Description: Average Requirement values defined by EFSA for children aged 1-14


Name: cultivation and trafficking of cocaine (Activity)
Description: The production and distribution of cocaine.


Name: Contact or regional metamorphism of pelitic rocks, hornfels produced by contact metamorphism of pelitic rocks (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Environment where Cordierite is typically found


Name: Millau Viaduct (Bridge)
Description: An example of a massive building that is a challenge to integrate into its environment.


Name: Gothic Script (Writing System)
Description: A script that was adopted after the Lombardic script.


Name: Unit cell of lutetium aluminum garnet (Crystal structure unit)
Description: The smallest repeating unit in the crystal structure of Lutetium aluminum garnet


Name: Creators of a documentary film 20 Days in Mariupol (Film Creators)
Description: The creators of the documentary film 20 Days in Mariupol


Name: Fox Hunting in North America (Activity)
Description: Sport for which prospective North American foxhounds could be used


Name: Partnership Africa Canada (non-governmental organization (NGO))
Description: A non-governmental organization active in Africa


Name: World War II (1939–1945) (Event)
Description: Global conflict involving many of the world's great powers, resulting in massive loss of life and political change


Name: Written Language (Artifact)
Description: The written words as a text


Name: Scientific research and development (Research Field)
Description: The systematic study of a body of knowledge to increase the stock of knowledge, potentially applying that knowledge to generate additional capabilities or artifacts.


Name: districting of Alabama's state legislature (District)
Description: Established districts based on population to implement the principle of 'one man, one vote'.


Name: Ōfuki village region (Region)
Description: A part of mountainous Saijō area


Name: Re-sitting Tests (Assessment Method)
Description: The method of reassessing pupils who failed to meet the required standards in Gymnasium


Name: seduction (Action)
Description: Using its beauty and charm to lure in victims before revealing its true form


Name: Trichromatic (Color Vision Class)
Description: A creature having three types of cones responsible for color vision


Name: Hunter-cases (type of pocket watch)
Description: A type of pocket watch with levers accessible without removing the crystal or bezel.


Name: Spinel (Material)
Description: A durable material used as a diamond simulant


Name: Karsts (Erosion_landscape)
Description: Erosional landscapes characterized by the dissolution of soluble rocks, such as limestone


Name: Profession (Occupation Class)
Description: An occupation that requires specialized training and is regulated by national governments or professional bodies.


Name: Animal Species Consumed by Red Fox (animal)
Description: includes voles, mice, ground squirrels, hamsters, gerbils, woodchucks, pocket gophers and deer mice


Name: Light from the electric gas (The weather project) (Light source)
Description: Light emitted by the electric gas in The weather project


Name: Beryllium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Be and atomic number 4.


Name: Grains (grains in limestone samples)
Description: Various types of grains found in limestones


Name: Basalt and Gabbro (Igneous rocks)
Description: Types of igneous rocks, constitute approximately 66% of igneous rocks


Name: Men (Gender Group)
Description: The gender group that favored the greenish-yellow middle of the spectrum


Name: Ancestors of the Haya people (Culture)
Description: A group of people from Western Tanzania


Name: Van der Waals forces, hydrogen bonds, or sparse ionic bonds (Bonding type)
Description: The weak forces responsible for the layer binding in phyllosilicates


Name: Agriculture (Economic activity)
Description: An economic activity based on in the past


Name: Mining of Tin Ore Cassiterite and Smelting (Geological Process)
Description: The process of mining cassiterite ore and smelting tin


Name: Etruscan art (art)
Description: Art produced by the Etruscans


Name: Contamination of titanium (Process issue)
Description: Conditions caused by atmospheric gas interaction with titanium during welding


Name: Marble deposit (Mineral deposit)
Description: A type of mineral deposit containing marble.


Name: Subsequent dynasties (dynasty)
Description: Dynasties that followed the Sui and Tang dynasties


Name: Appianus (Person)
Description: An individual who said that the ancient Egyptians found a fine nerve linking the fourth finger to the heart.


Name: Helmholtz (Scientist)
Description: A scientist who concluded that the complement for spectral yellow was indigo, which is today's color scientists would call violet or purple.


Name: minority provisions of the Lausanne Treaty (treaty provision)
Description: Provisions that, according to a court ruling, should also apply to Assyrians in Turkey.


Name: Dispersion (0.051) (Physical Property)
Description: Property that mimics diamond's dispersion


Name: Black Opal (Gemstone)
Description: Precious opal with black color


Name: Chinese art (Art)
Description: The traditional and contemporary forms of Chinese visual arts, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and aesthetic qualities.


Name: Cepheid variables (Astronomical objects)
Description: Type of pulsating variable star used for distance measurement


Name: Early 2000s (Time Period)
Description: Period between 2000 and 2009


Name: Rhône Valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A natural passageway in eastern France


Name: Roman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: Ancient civilization covering much of Europe


Name: Herschel Space Observatory (Spacecraft)
Description: A European Space Agency space telescope


Name: Turtle skeleton (skeleton of a specific animal)
Description: Skeletons of turtles have evolved to develop a shell from the ribcage, forming an exoskeleton


Name: Golden Hats (Artifact)
Description: A type of artifact that served as religious insignia for a sun cult in Central Europe


Name: High Temperature or Extreme Pressure Allotropes (Group of allotropes)
Description: Unusual forms of carbon that exist under high temperatures or extreme pressures.


Name: Turkey's Executive Officials (Public Officials)
Description: Officials appointed by the central government except for the mayors


Name: DC Grading System (DC) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by DC.


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


Name: Ze (Headgear)
Description: The headgear that the mentioned items were developed from or were variants of


Name: Manusmriti (Text)
Description: An ancient Indian text that forms the basis of Hindu law and social order.


Name: Shipbuilding and Ship Maintenance Industry (Industry)
Description: Significant industry in Greece


Name: Viluite (Gemstone variety)
Description: A variety name of grossular


Name: Aztecs (Group)
Description: The group written about by Hubert Howe Bancroft


Name: improving the durability and longevity of dental implants (Function)
Description: Used for improving the durability and longevity of dental implants.


Name: Education Challenges (Problem)
Description: Issues related to student outcomes, rural-urban disparities, pre-primary education access, and Syrian refugee influx.


Name: Kingdom of Pōmare (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The former ruling kingdom in Tahiti


Name: GRI-Mech (Chemical Kinetics Scheme)
Description: A chemical kinetics scheme used to describe combustion of biogas


Name: Boranes (Compound)
Description: A class of boron hydride compounds.


Name: the main chain of the Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: The primary mountain range in Europe, known as the Alps


Name: Francia Kingdom (kingdom)
Description: Kingdom that was at the heart of the Carolingian Empire


Name: beacon (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that has long been a beacon of hope, opportunity, and progress


Name: New Year's Day (Holiday)
Description: The first day of the year, celebrated worldwide


Name: Peafowl (Species)
Description: A large bird species with colorful plumage


Name: 68 ppm (integer)
Description: The estimated abundance of Cerium in the Earth's crust: 68 parts per million.


Name: Wood and Polychrome (Artwork)
Description: A technical term for painted wood sculptures


Name: New Zealand Space Agency (Space Agency)
Description: The space policy, regulation and sector development agency in New Zealand


Name: Silicate perovskite (Mg,Fe)SiO3 (Mineral Entity)
Description: Minor host for iron in the lower mantle


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


Name: Diamond Polishing (Process)
Description: A process that shapes and refines a diamond after initial cutting.


Name: MTA Regional Bus Operations (BusService)
Description: A regional bus service operating in the New York City area


Name: Bloodstream (Biological System)
Description: System that transports blood throughout the body


Name: Andrians (People)
Description: The inhabitants of Andros


Name: William Shakespeare (Author)
Description: English playwright, poet, and actor


Name: executive power (Power)
Description: A role within the executive branch of Greek government, although the position has been largely ceremonial since 1986


Name: Anglo-Saxon Graves in England (Archaeological Site)
Description: Burial sites of the Anglo-Saxons


Name: Food Culture of U.S. States (Culinary Tradition)
Description: The food cultures and culinary traditions of the states of the United States


Name: Quinn v. Hall (Legal Case)
Description: Quinn v. Hall is a case that dealt with the issue of fiduciary duties in a partnership.


Name: construction fashioned by combining disparate objects and materials into one constructed piece of sculpture (sculpture)
Description: The sculptural equivalent of the collage in two-dimensional art.


Name: [a lemon and a grapefruit] (Comparison of Size)
Description: -


Name: quote about Bob Winston (quote)
Description: 'That's the kind of crap I'm doing!' quote from Bob Winston.


Name: Modern-day Afghanistan (Country)
Description: Afghanistan as it is known today


Name: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (International_Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental military alliance between North American and European countries, primarily for collective defense.


Name: Mining Sites (Physical Entity)
Description: Sites where minerals are extracted in eastern Congo.


Name: Any surface with small texture or roughness (Class of Surface)
Description: A surface whose texture or roughness is smaller than the wavelength of light waves.


Name: Bedouin and some other pastoral cultures (Cultural group)
Description: A cultural group of Bedouins and other pastoral people


Name: Protolith (Geological Entity)
Description: The original sediment or rock from which a metamorphic rock is formed.


Name: Extreme Experimental Conditions (Scientific experiment setting)
Description: Conditions characterized by high temperature, pressure or other extreme factors


Name: Dutch (European Group)
Description: A group of people originating from the Netherlands


Name: Taste, Aroma (Sensory Perception)
Description: Perception through taste or smell.


Name: Idrisid Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty established by Idris I in 788


Name: Geological Understanding of Earth's History (Knowledge Field)
Description: Understanding of Earth's history


Name: Pompey the Great (person)
Description: Roman military and political leader


Name: U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin No. 436 (Publication)
Description: A geological survey bulletin authored by George M. Wheeler and John W. Powell


Name: Red Square (Landmark)
Description: A historic site and cultural heritage landmark in Moscow.


Name: England (Country)
Description: Home of many watchmakers during the time period in question


Name: Iron-Nickel Alloy (Compound)
Description: A mixture of iron and nickel


Name: Outdoor Activities (Recreational Activity)
Description: Activities undertaken in an outdoor environment


Name: Villages (Settlements)
Description: Small communities that were part of the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Benin (Country)
Description: Burkina Faso borders Benin.


Name: minute parallel striations on the crystal face (Crystal property)
Description: A twin crystal with two or more identical atomic structures joined along a symmetry element


Name: blazon of the municipal coat of arms (Coat of arms)
Description: The blazon of Maggia's municipal coat of arms


Name: 15,000–20,000 workers (Number of Workers)
Description: The number of workers employed in the marble industry in Palestine.


Name: Quartz crystal microbalance (Scientific instrument)
Description: An analytical tool used for very accurate measurements of small mass changes.


Name: Hudson River (River)
Description: A river that flows through the Hudson Valley and into New York Bay


Name: Rapasaari lithium deposit (Mining_deposit)
Description: A lithium mining deposit in Finland.


Name: Domestic Security in Japan (Security System)
Description: System responsible for the security within Japan


Name: Annual Education Investment (Financial Aspect)
Description: Investment in China's education system.


Name: Metropolitan France (Geographical region)
Description: A geographical region within France


Name: Veterans of World War II (Group)
Description: Individuals who served in the U.S. military during World War II


Name: Party eligibility rules (rule)
Description: The rule determining a political party's eligibility for seats in Parliament


Name: tin (Metal)
Description: A silvery-white metal with a low melting point of 232 °C.


Name: Europeans (in Germany and Italy) (Demographic Group)
Description: Europeans residing in Germany and Italy


Name: Dyes, Inks, Pigments, or Filters (Materials)
Description: Substances used in subtractive color systems to absorb certain wavelengths of light


Name: Polish and Austro-Hungarian architectural influences (Architectural Style)
Description: The styles of architecture prevalent in Poland and the Austro-Hungarian Empire during the given period


Name: Ideal cut diamonds (Quality of cut)
Description: Due to their rarity and the skill required in their cutting, ideal cut diamonds tend to be more expensive


Name: Phytoleim (type of fossil or film)
Description: Carbonaceous film that remains in some compression fossils


Name: Column of Antoninus Pius (Historical Artifact)
Description: Another major example from the imperial period


Name: other countries (Comparison Category)
Description: Other countries' healthcare spending


Name: 29.1 million inhabitants (population)
Description: The population of the Center-West and North regions of Brazil


Name: Manganese(I) (Oxidation State)
Description: The +1 oxidation state of manganese.


Name: Orange-brown (Color)
Description: The color that certain varieties of Tuckahoe marble turn when exposed to weather due to oxidation of iron-bearing minerals.


Name: Patrick White (Author)
Description: Australian author, first recipient of Australia's most prestigious literary prize


Name: Ham (Food)
Description: A traditional meat product made from the hind leg of a pig, typically cured by salting, smoking, or both.


Name: Norwegian Ministry of Defence (GovernmentalDepartment)
Description: The department that supervises the Norwegian Armed Forces


Name: Kaurna people (Tribe)
Description: An Indigenous Australian tribe from South Australia


Name: Certain island nations (geographical region)
Description: Island countries that were flooded with Western missionaries.


Name: Parikia town (Town)
Description: A town on the island of Paros


Name: Seven of the world's top eight global advertising agency networks (Advertising Agencies)
Description: The top companies providing advertising services in the world.


Name: Atlantic mixed forests and Western European broadleaf forests (Ecoregion)
Description: Terrestrial ecoregions


Name: GIA Light Performance System (LPS) (program)
Description: A system for evaluating a diamond's light performance, taking into account factors such as brightness, sparkle, and scintillation.


Name: -0.3% (Percentage)
Description: A numerical value representing the percentage change in population


Name: Dutch language (Language)
Description: The primary language of the Netherlands.


Name: Carpenter Gothic (Artistic style)
Description: A variation of the Gothic architectural and decorative style


Name: economic_bubble (Economy)
Description: An economic phenomenon characterized by rapid increases in asset prices followed by a collapse


Name: Money (Monetary Value)
Description: $250 million in the project


Name: primary national political institutions (Institution)
Description: the primary national governmental buildings of the Netherlands


Name: Nail set (style of pocket watch)
Description: A style of pocket watch that requires a fingernail to press the set button.


Name: Siege of Port Royal (1710) (Battle)
Description: A conflict in which New England gained control over Mainland Nova Scotia


Name: six ecoregions (Geographical Division)
Description: According to the World Wide Fund for Nature and the European Environment Agency


Name: Dagger (Bladed Weapon)
Description: A smaller blade with a hilt used primarily for close combat


Name: Suffragettes (Social Movement)
Description: A women's rights movement that advocated for women's suffrage and other forms of women's social, economic, and political emancipation.


Name: The Holocaust (Historical Event)
Description: World War II genocide of six million European Jews


Name: Titius–Bode law (Scientific Law)
Description: A formula that predicted the orbits of planets, including a missing one between Mars and Jupiter


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A landlocked Asian country located in Central Asia and South Asia.


Name: {001} (Axis)
Description: A perpendicular axis with a hardness of 5.5 for kyanite.


Name: Evgeny Galuskin, University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland and colleagues (Person or Institution)
Description: The group that discovered Stracherite.


Name: Heavier unstable Silicon isotopes (chemical compound)
Description: The silicon isotopes with mass numbers greater than 30


Name: Jeremias Gotthelf (Author)
Description: A classic author of Swiss literature


Name: Digital photography (Art form)
Description: A modern form of photography that uses digital devices to capture and store images.


Name: Automotive, Aerospace, Construction, and Electronics (Industries)
Description: The industries where fasteners are often used


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


Name: certain communities or social groups (social group)
Description: The groups that the jewellery represented


Name: Belgian colonial empire (Organization)
Description: The political and economic system of Belgium's colonies in Africa


Name: Landquart (River)
Description: A river that flows into the Rhine at Landquart.


Name: 19th century Italian writers (Writers)
Description: Italian writers active in the 19th century.


Name: Organization of Islamic Cooperation (Intergovernmental organization)
Description: The second largest intergovernmental organization after the United Nations, with a membership consisting mainly of Muslim-majority countries


Name: Symbolic_representation (Function)
Description: One of the uses of rings


Name: Pelasgians (Ancient people)
Description: A group of prehistoric people inhabiting Greece and parts of Asia Minor


Name: Certain Business Entities (Business Entity)
Description: Companies or organizations involved in extracting or processing minerals


Name: Pan (mythology) (Mythological Figure)
Description: The god of shepherds and flocks in Greek mythology


Name: Radiocarbon Dating of Rocks (Scientific Technique)
Description: The radiocarbon dating of rocks


Name: India (Country)
Description: Wootz Steel was developed in India.


Name: Modern-day Europeans (Ethnicity)
Description: Present day inhabitants of Europe


Name: Soviet Russia (Country)
Description: The former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)


Name: Missouri Legislature (Government body)
Description: The Missouri Legislature is the bicameral legislative branch of the government of the U.S. state of Missouri.


Name: Poets, artists, and musicians (Group)
Description: The group that came to experience the Alps at this time.


Name: Varangians (ethnicity)
Description: Vikings who ventured along the waterways extending from the eastern Baltic to the Black and Caspian Seas


Name: Paeonia (Historical Region)
Description: The region inhabited by the Paeonians


Name: (AsO4)3- anion group (anion group)
Description: (AsO4)3- anion group found in arsenate minerals


Name: Arabic Alphabet (Script)
Description: Developed rapidly after the rise of Islam in the 7th century


Name: A pyrope variety (Gemstone)
Description: Pyrope variety commonly found in Mantle-derived rocks


Name: Urumi (Sword Type)
Description: A 'sword' with a flexible whip-like blade.


Name: Whether Buddhists should be vegetarian (Question)
Description: The ongoing debate among Buddhists regarding whether they should follow a vegetarian diet


Name: Other Asteroids (Celestial Body)
Description: A group of celestial bodies located in the asteroid belt


Name: Alabama (Geographical Area)
Description: The state where the text is about


Name: Swaminarayan temples and home shrines (Religious place)
Description: In Swaminarayan temples and home shrines.


Name: Court of 'clerical overseers' (Historical Institution)
Description: A historical institution where Jörg Jenatsch served


Name: Kingdom of Dahomey (Political System)
Description: An ancient kingdom located in modern-day Benin


Name: craftsmen's villages (settlement)
Description: Specialized settlements in Nitra producing luxury goods


Name: Vallis Poenina (Historical Region)
Description: An upper Rhône valley conquered by the Romans


Name: Glassy Shine (Quality)
Description: A shiny and smooth appearance.


Name: Higher bone density (biological property)
Description: A condition of greater density in the bones


Name: early Ordovician (geological period)
Description: The time period when organic reefs were the dominant reef type in both deep and shallow water.


Name: Alabama State Politics (Political Entity)
Description: The political system within the state of Alabama


Name: Bering land bridge (geographical_feature)
Description: a broad area of lowland connecting Siberia and Alaska during the Pleistocene


Name: Thorium (Element)
Description: A metallic chemical element with symbol Th and atomic number 90.


Name: Leonard Slatkin (conductor)
Description: an American conductor who led the orchestra to prominence in recent years


Name: Other European Countries' Healthcare Systems (Healthcare System)
Description: The Swiss healthcare system's cost is among the highest, but its health outcomes compare well with other European countries.


Name: Celestial body (Astronomical object)
Description: Objects found in outer space, including planets, stars, and comets


Name: Tuamotu-Gambier Archipelagos (Geographical location)
Description: A part of the French Polynesia archipelago.


Name: Wootz Steel and Damascus Steel (Material)
Description: Material that might have been developed based on Zosimos' writings


Name: Demand for polished diamonds (Market Condition)
Description: A factor influencing the boundary between gem-quality and industrial diamonds


Name: The Willis Building (Building)
Description: -


Name: The Strait of Georgia (Geographical Feature)
Description: A strait that separates Vancouver Island from the mainland of British Columbia


Name: p-doped Germanium (Chemical Compound)
Description: Germanium doped with an acceptor impurity, resulting in an excess of holes.


Name: Ore Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas where minerals are concentrated enough for economic extraction


Name: The former dynamite house, mining house, machine shop, sorting house, and electric transformer substation (Building)
Description: Structures remaining at the Husbyringen site


Name: Melting point of copper (Physical properties)
Description: The melting point of copper, which is approximately 1083 degrees Celsius (1981 degrees Fahrenheit).


Name: 7 million people (number)
Description: The number of indigenous people in Brazil at the time of the Portuguese arrival


Name: Battle of Wagram (Event)
Description: 1809 battle between Austria and France


Name: α, β, γ (Angle)
Description: Angles between the rhombohedral axes


Name: Okanogan Country (GeographicalArea)
Description: A region in Washington and southern British Columbia


Name: Oxygen Supplementation at the Patient's Home (Location)
Description: Administration of additional oxygen to a patient within their home


Name: Tropical rainforests (Geographical feature)
Description: A dense, humid forest characterized by high rainfall and a diverse array of flora and fauna


Name: Tremolite-talc schist (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rock primarily derived from highly metamorphosed ultramafic rocks.


Name: North African artefacts (Artefact collection)
Description: Berber jewellery has entered private and public collections of North African artefacts.


Name: Earthenware dated to approximately 6000 BC (Artifact)
Description: An object made by a human being


Name: Diameter Recommendation (Diamond Property)
Description: Around 6.5mm for ideal appearance


Name: Clutha / Mata-Au river (River)
Description: A river in New Zealand


Name: Synthetic Industrial Diamonds (Material)
Description: Impact toughness is one of the main indexes to measure the quality of synthetic industrial diamonds


Name: Zdeněk Burian (Illustrator or Cartoonist)
Description: A Czech illustrator and cartoonist who gained fame in the first half of the 20th century


Name: Tunisia Healthcare System (Healthcare System)
Description: System responsible for healthcare workforce distribution.


Name: Cal Poly Pomona (University)
Description: A university in California


Name: Dust (substance)
Description: A substance produced by the bonded abrasive which can lead to health hazards


Name: Mary Kathleen mine, Australia (Mine)
Description: The place where Stillwellite-(Ce) was first discovered.


Name: Spherulites (Mineral Formation)
Description: Rounded bodies consisting of imperfect crystals of feldspar, mixed with quartz or tridymite.


Name: Unethical extraction in covered countries (Activity)
Description: Activities that contribute to the growth of these companies


Name: 3rd millennium BC (time)
Description: Period marking Early Indo-European migrations from the Pontic steppes


Name: Port of Hamburg (Port)
Description: The third-busiest port in Europe


Name: Corneille Heymans (Person)
Description: A Belgian who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1938


Name: Discovery of radioactivity (Scientific discovery)
Description: The involvement of uranyl luminescence in the discovery of radioactivity


Name: Avast (Company)
Description: Czech Republic-based computer security company


Name: The Toll-Gate (novel) (Novel)
Description: A novel by Georgette Heyer


Name: Bohemian dukes (Group)
Description: based in the Prague region


Name: which provide a wealth of inspiration for Norwegian filmmakers (Description of Norway)
Description: Norway's breathtaking landscapes, deep history, and lively culture serve as abundant sources of inspiration for its filmmakers


Name: Architecture (art form)
Description: Design and construction of buildings, often incorporating elements of both art and engineering


Name: Cryovolcanism (Geological Process)
Description: The volcanic processes that involve the eruption of water, ammonia, methane, or other volatile ices


Name: position in business and society (social status)
Description: Social status represented by a business suit during the 19th century


Name: foreign practices with Chinese practices (cultural_practices)
Description: -


Name: Arsenopyrite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral made up of iron arsenide sulfide (FeAsS)


Name: Physical Alterations of Silver Foxes (Species Traits)
Description: Physical alterations that include piebald coats, floppy ears in kits and curled tails


Name: subsequently divided between the Kingdom of Sicily and Kingdom of Naples (Political Division)
Description: Division of the southern region


Name: Nonhydrostatic Stress (Geological Term)
Description: High temperature compression in one direction than in other directions


Name: Crimea (geographical location)
Description: A peninsula located on the northeastern shores of the Black Sea, currently part of Ukraine


Name: Seawater molecules (Physical structure)
Description: Molecules in seawater


Name: Andratx (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Mallorca


Name: toxicity and poison (abstract_concept)
Description: opposite association of green, especially in the 19th century


Name: Northeast Missouri State University (now Truman State University) (University)
Description: Originally named after the geographic districts, established in 1867


Name: pots, pans, wine glasses, statues, jewel boxes, coasters, vases (Items)
Description: Handicrafts made by the artisans


Name: Missouri Idea (Concept)
Description: Folk's concept of Missouri as a leader in public morality through popular control of law and strict enforcement


Name: Uranium (Isotope)
Description: Natural uranium, overwhelmingly mostly uranium-238


Name: Sashimi or Sushi (Food Item)
Description: With soy sauce and wasabi


Name: Euro 2000 (Sports Event)
Description: The UEFA European Championship 2000


Name: 30% in one year (Quantity)
Description: The percentage drop in price over the course of a year


Name: Optically Positive (optical property)
Description: The optical characteristic of Afwillite.


Name: Ceremony (Social Event)
Description: An act or occasion, especially one governed by traditional rules and protocols.


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the east


Name: Roasting (Process)
Description: Heating a substance strongly and for a prolonged period, typically to drive off volatile constituents


Name: Minoan Era (Era)
Description: A Bronze Age civilization in Crete and surrounding islands


Name: Polizia di Stato, Carabinieri, Guardia di Finanza, Polizia Penitenziaria, Guardia Costiera (Law Enforcement Agencies)
Description: The national policing agencies in Italy


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


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: Axel Springer SE (Media company)
Description: One of the largest internationally operating media companies in Germany


Name: wearing clothing and ornaments from Northern China (Activity)
Description: The wearing of clothing and ornaments associated with the Khitan people were prohibited


Name: Red Fox subspecies in Eurasia and North Africa (Animal subspecies)
Description: A group of red fox subspecies found in Eurasia and North Africa


Name: Atatürk (Person)
Description: Former president of the Republic of Turkey, formerly known as Mustafa Kemal


Name: Dominion of New England (Historical entity)
Description: A political union of the New England colonies under British rule


Name: Iron (γ) (Allotrope)
Description: The allotrope of iron that has a face-centered cubic crystal structure.


Name: French Armed Forces (Forces armées françaises) (Military Force)
Description: The military and paramilitary forces of France


Name: Classical Music (Art Form)
Description: Musical style of the late 18th to early 19th century


Name: City of Gembloux (City)
Description: Located in the province of Namur, Belgium.


Name: Recommended Exposure Limit for workplace exposure (Limit)
Description: The recommended concentration allowed by NIOSH in the workplace environment


Name: Broaching (machining operation)
Description: A machining operation used to cut keyways into shafts


Name: Louis Paul Cailletet (Scientist)
Description: French physicist who liquefied oxygen for the first time


Name: Meeting of the leading Swiss politicians from both sides in Paris (Historical Event)
Description: A meeting organized by Napoleon in 1803


Name: International Trade Agreements and Organizations (Trade Agreement)
Description: Agreements between countries to facilitate international trade


Name: The late Middle Ages (time period)
Description: Time period during which Hessian crucibles were used.


Name: Direction Specification (Process)
Description: The process of specifying a sighting direction.


Name: New York City Subway System (Transportation System)
Description: The rapid transit system serving New York City


Name: South Africa (country)
Description: Country where the Cullinan Mine is located


Name: Deutsche Welle (Radio and television broadcaster)
Description: Main German radio and television broadcaster in foreign languages


Name: Iron(II) chloride (chemical compound)
Description: A reducing flocculating agent, used in the formation of iron complexes and magnetic iron oxides.


Name: Stamp seal (seal type)
Description: A common seal die, frequently carved from stone, known at least since the 6th millennium BC


Name: Highest ever recorded temperature (Temperature)
Description: 36 °C (97 °F) in August 1975


Name: compulsory voting (political practice)
Description: A requirement for eligible citizens to vote in elections


Name: Holland and Flanders (Region)
Description: Coast described by Pytheas


Name: introduction and advance of cultured pearl (event)
Description: Hit the pearl industry hard.


Name: UV Light (Radiation)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation of wavelengths just shorter than those that can be seen by the human eye.


Name: Capua (City)
Description: One of the cities in one of the three additional Etruscan leagues


Name: Basketball (Sport)
Description: A popular sport worldwide.


Name: United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) (Environmental agreement)
Description: An international environmental treaty aimed at stabilizing greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere.


Name: unchanging vice-county boundary system (Boundary system)
Description: Results in a slightly different map of Derbyshire from the modern geographic county


Name: crog (Old English term)
Description: Term for the saffron colour that was also used to describe reddish orange.


Name: 210,862,983 people (estimated on July 1, 2022) (population)
Description: The estimated population of Brazil on July 1, 2022


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


Name: Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (Organization)
Description: The organization of Islamic countries


Name: reference (Purpose)
Description: Costumes du Maroc was used as a reference to understand the different types of costumes in Morocco


Name: Dioxaborolane Chemistry (Chemical Process)
Description: A chemical process that enables radioactive fluoride labeling


Name: EU Council (International Organization)
Description: Policy-making body of the European Union


Name: Yeltsin (Person)
Description: Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin was a Russian politician who served as the first President of Russia from 1991 to 1999


Name: Photographers (Profession)
Description: These are artists who create images by recording light and other electromagnetic radiation, either electronically by means of an image sensor or chemically by means of a light-sensitive material such as photographic film


Name: Colors (Color Class)
Description: Visual elements that can have a significant impact on the interpretation and emotional response to works of art.


Name: Gurgin Khan (person)
Description: The Georgian governor of Kandahar under the Safavids, who was defeated by Mirwais Hotak in 1709


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


Name: Anatase, Rutile, Brookite (MineralGroup)
Description: Three forms of titanium dioxide


Name: New York City's air (Air)
Description: The annual average concentration in New York City's air of particulate matter measuring 2.5 micrometers or less.


Name: Temperature control (technical requirement)
Description: A very careful temperature control and an isothermal heating process was required to avoid melting any of the surface


Name: Apricot trees (Plant species)
Description: Trees from the Rosaceae family


Name: Vietnamese language (Language)
Description: An Austroasiatic language spoken primarily in Vietnam and the Vietnamese diaspora.


Name: Galicia (Autonomous Community)
Description: Autonomous community of northwestern Spain


Name: Nutritional iron deficiency (Health condition)
Description: A prolonged lack of iron in the diet.


Name: Crossbow and firearms (types of weapons)
Description: A projectile weapon that propels a bolt or missile using an explosive charge and a firearm, a portable gun


Name: 1878 (Time)
Description: The year when German chemists synthesized indigo


Name: Springtime (Season)
Description: Represents the faith that things will improve after a period of difficulty, like the renewal of flowers and plants after the winter season.


Name: Economic Miracle (1950s–1960s) (event)
Description: The rapid economic growth and industrialization of Japan in the post-war era


Name: Toledo (City)
Description: A city in central Spain, famous for its rich history and cultural heritage.


Name: Seals (Object)
Description: an object used for identification and appreciation in various contexts, especially in Chinese culture


Name: Persian (Language)
Description: Another possibility of the origin of the word zinc, meaning 'stone'.


Name: new Mexican monarchy (Government)
Description: The monarchic government established after Mexico gained independence


Name: temperatures_below_70 K (Temperature Condition)
Description: A condition where the temperature is below 70 Kelvin (K).


Name: South Gregory, western Queensland (Location)
Description: The region where the Tenham meteorite fell


Name: Lithium (chemical element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white metal that is highly reactive and extremely flammable


Name: Penghu (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A coastal area or town in the Penghu archipelago.


Name: Several fusilier regiments which have been amalgamated and no longer exist (Military Unit)
Description: Fusilier regiments that wore hackle colors


Name: sympathies to the protests (event)
Description: The reason why Zhao Ziyang was put under house arrest


Name: Māori Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of the Maoris was suppressed in early 20th century until the late 1960s


Name: Trace amounts of titanium, iron, or manganese (Chemical composition)
Description: In the material that causes its color.


Name: 4.00, 3.15–4.20, 5.6–5.9 (Numerical Values)
Description: The specific gravities of ruby, glass and cubic zirconia respectively.


Name: Missouri River near Helena, Montana (geographical location)
Description: A river and its location in Helena, Montana


Name: Early jewelry design commissions (historical event)
Description: Commissions given to jewelry designers by nobility or the church


Name: Interpreting mantle melting, volcanic arc magmatism, and the formation of continental crust (Scientific process)
Description: The processes related to the Earth's geology that are influenced by subduction zone metamorphism


Name: The largest garnet mine in the world (Mine)
Description: Located Near North Creek New York


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


Name: Jewish community (Community)
Description: Moved into the city in the 16th century


Name: Triclinic Normal (Space Group Alias)
Description: An alias for Pinacoidal, one of the two space groups associated with the Triclinic crystal system.


Name: Kongsberg and Røros (City)
Description: Cities and villages in Norway, such as Kongsberg and Røros


Name: New Zealand Government (Government)
Description: Has concerns regarding the social status of the Māori population, as stated in the report


Name: estimated 250,000 species of fungi (fungi)
Description: a large number of undescribed fungal species found in Australia


Name: Economy (Financial resource)
Description: the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in an area


Name: Louis-Antoine de Bougainville (Person)
Description: A French naval officer who visited Tahiti in 1768


Name: 19th Century (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the history of Earth


Name: Uranium-238, uranium-235 (Isotope)
Description: Isotopes of uranium


Name: Berbers (ethnicity)
Description: Indigenous ethnic group in North-West Africa


Name: Slavery in the British Empire (event)
Description: The practice of slavery within the territories controlled by the British Empire


Name: Macedonian parliament (Parliament)
Description: The parliament of North Macedonia


Name: Algerian War of Independence (Historical Event)
Description: A war fought between Algeria and France from 1954 to 1962


Name: polyethylene glycol linked to terminal hydroxyl or methoxy groups (Substance)
Description: Polyethylene glycol with hydroxyl or methoxy end groups


Name: The Buddha as allowing monastics to eat meat (Description)
Description: Representations in the texts that show the Buddha permitting monks and nuns to consume meat


Name: Prime Minister of New Zealand (Position)
Description: Political leader of New Zealand


Name: currency_devaluation (Economy)
Description: A decrease in the value of a currency relative to another currency or a standard


Name: Dadaism (art movement)
Description: A cultural revolution in the art world during World War I.


Name: Hatrurim complex (geographical location)
Description: a place where Dargaite was discovered


Name: orchid species (Plant)
Description: a specific number of orchid species


Name: Areas exposed to the Atlantic (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions on the western coast and slopes of mountain ranges that face the Atlantic


Name: Main entrance (Part of Structure)
Description: The main entry point to the burrow.


Name: Bastnäs, Sweden (location)
Description: The location where Cerium was discovered.


Name: Graphite (material)
Description: A form of carbon


Name: Ground level (Geographical feature)
Description: Level of the ground in the Netherlands


Name: The highest strain rates (Quantitative Value)
Description: Strain rates where pseudotachylite forms


Name: GDP (Economic)
Description: The market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period


Name: Silica (mineral)
Description: A mineral that is a silicate and a primary constituent of the Earth's crust


Name: Peat (Natural resource)
Description: Fertile peat found in swampland of the Netherlands


Name: Institutions within Palestine (Institution)
Description: Organizations and structures that support Palestinian national identity


Name: Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy (Country)
Description: Two countries that provided significant support to the Nationalist or rebel faction during the Spanish Civil War


Name: Education (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as universities, colleges, schools, and training institutions


Name: Variation (Climate Variation)
Description: Sharp climate variations across regions, from extremely wet on the West Coast of the South Island to semi-arid in Central Otago and the Mackenzie Basin


Name: Animal rights activists (Activist group)
Description: Individuals who advocate for the rights and welfare of animals


Name: Independence (Political Ideology)
Description: The desire for Taiwan to be an independent state


Name: Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama (Company)
Description: An automobile manufacturing company based in Huntsville, Alabama


Name: Young's modulus (Physical Property)
Description: A measure of the stiffness of a material


Name: Nitrogen Atoms (chemical element)
Description: A nonmetal chemical element with symbol N


Name: Light sensitivity (Sensitivity)
Description: Prints onto silk are particularly sensitive to any light, including camera flashes.


Name: East Germany and the eastern regions of Austria (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions in Eastern and Central Europe occupied by the Red Army after World War II


Name: Purusartha (goal of human life in Hinduism)
Description: The four proper goals of human life combined with the Ashramas system.


Name: local vernacular architecture (Architectural style)
Description: Buildings constructed according to local customs and traditions


Name: Early fluorescent lamps (Lighting device)
Description: An electric lamp producing light from the excitation of phosphors by an electric discharge


Name: Valliser style of house (Architecture)
Description: A unique architectural style used in the village of Vals


Name: Earth's Magnetic Field (Geomagnetism)
Description: The magnetic field that extends from the Earth's interior out into space


Name: University of Basel (educational institution)
Description: Established in the confederates' territory by 1460, with a focus on medicine and chemical research.


Name: western Xinjiang (geographical region)
Description: a region in China's Xinjiang Autonomous Region


Name: Feldspars, Quartz, Anhydrous Ferromagnesian Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Main components of granulite.


Name: Right-Branching (noun phrase structure)
Description: A noun phrase structure where the head comes before the modifiers


Name: Centre for Scientific and Technical Research, National Institute of Agricultural Research, National Institute for Training and Research in Education, Office of Geological and Mining Research and the Centre for Entomological Research (Research Institutes)
Description: Main research structures in Benin


Name: Unit Cell (scientific term)
Description: Small imaginary box containing one or more atoms in a specific spatial arrangement


Name: Civil War in Spain (Historical Event)
Description: A civil war that took place in Spain from 1936 to 1939.


Name: Place (GeographicalLocation)
Description: A location where meteorites are discovered.


Name: having a nearly massless, electrically neutral charge, being weakly interactive, and being one of the fundamental particles in the Standard Model of particle physics (property)
Description: Neutrino is a subatomic particle with a nearly massless electrically neutral charge, and is weakly interactive. It is one of the fundamental particles in the Standard Model of particle physics.


Name: Chemical reactivity, phase transitions, and physical and chemical properties (Properties)
Description: Requires a thorough understanding of their chemical reactivity, phase transitions, and physical and chemical properties for long-term geological disposal.


Name: citizens of Cordoba (city inhabitants)
Description: Inhabitants of Cordoba who saw themselves as Arab


Name: Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (Person)
Description: An Indian philosopher, statesman, and scholar, who served as the President of India from 1962 to 1967.


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A ductile metal with a reddish-orange color


Name: Rivière des Alibamons (Geographical Feature)
Description: A French name for the river


Name: Base Metals, Semi-Precious Stones, etc. (Material)
Description: Materials with little intrinsic value used for artistic effects


Name: Bundesversammlung (Institution)
Description: Institution that elects the president of Germany


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: Schools and health services in Brazil are required to provide access to LIBRAS.


Name: Cows return to lower pastures (Animal Movement)
Description: -


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located off the north-western coast of mainland Europe


Name: Conflict Minerals Law (Law or Regulation)
Description: Law related to conflict minerals


Name: Alabama (Location)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: Trachis Coast (Coast)
Description: Scene of the events connected with the death of Heracles


Name: Manganese (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Mn and atomic number 25


Name: Gamma rays (Radiation)
Description: High energy radiation used in the technique


Name: Quasiregular polyhedra and tilings with vertex configurations (3.n)2 (polyhedra and tilings)
Description: A sequence of quasiregular polyhedra and tilings.


Name: Study of India's cultures and religions (Academic Field)
Description: -


Name: Diverse Climate (Climate Type)
Description: Characterized by coastal locations having exceptional temperature anomalies, areas with more continental climate, mountain ranges having subarctic and tundra climates, higher rainfall in western parts, valleys being the driest, and large parts covered by mountains and high altitude plateaus


Name: Theory of the movement of electrons through atomic lattices (Scientific theory)
Description: Bloch's 1928 publication


Name: Dushan Jade (Subtype of Jade)
Description: -


Name: Upper Engadin (Location)
Description: Coldest inhabited regions in the country


Name: Lantern (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Surrounds both the mouth cavity and the pharynx, in sea urchins that have it


Name: Carrara Company (Company)
Description: A company that merged to form Consolidated Yule Marble Company in 1924.


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


Name: Synthetic diamond (Compound)
Description: Artificially produced diamond


Name: [MnO4]3− (chemical compound)
Description: The blue anion hypomanganate in oxidation state +5


Name: assistant geologist to geologist (Job Position)
Description: the promotion that Esper Signius Larsen received during his time at the Carnegie Institution


Name: Moravia (location)
Description: Region invaded by King Arnulf of East Francia in 892


Name: Crystallinity (property)
Description: The property of being crystalline.


Name: House of Habsburg (Historical Dynasty)
Description: One of the competing dynasties in the Middle Ages


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: A fruit that is native to the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent


Name: Islamic Supremacy (historical_phenomenon)
Description: Counteraction faced by Hindu religions


Name: Areas with high moisture, slow land subsidence, and no disturbance by rivers or oceans (Geographical Location)
Description: Specific geographical conditions where peat tends to accumulate


Name: Charlie Hebdo attack in 2015 (Event)
Description: A terrorist attack on the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris


Name: Queen Pōmare (Ruler)
Description: The queen from whom Pōmare V succeeded


Name: Heat-treatment (Gemstone Treatment Process)
Description: Process used to improve sapphire color without added impurities


Name: Reserve Currencies (Economic Indicator)
Description: The currencies most frequently used as a store of value by central banks and other public sector institutions


Name: Decorative facing stone or in mosaics (Usage)
Description: -


Name: Mountains and Orsa Finnmark area (Physical Feature)
Description: Key geographical features of the northern part of Dalarna province


Name: India (Country)
Description: South Asian country where significant alluvial deposits of diamonds were found


Name: Anatolia (Kaman-Kalehöyük) (Location)
Description: An archaeological site in Turkey


Name: Environmental Deterioration and Pollution (Pollution)
Description: A state of poor environmental quality due to industrialization


Name: Poverty Rate Statistics (social)
Description: the poverty rate statistics of the county's population


Name: Mont Blanc (Peak)
Description: The highest peak in the Alps, located on the border of France and Italy


Name: 1989 (Year)
Description: Year when the Board was abolished


Name: Emirate of Bejaia (Political Entity)
Description: An emirate encompassing the Algerian territories of the Hafsids


Name: Electron and electromagnetic microscopy studies of DNA (Scientific method)
Description: Techniques for imaging specimens at the electron or magnetic level


Name: Agriculture and food production sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Visigoths (historical group)
Description: A Germanic tribe that invaded and settled in the Roman Empire


Name: Microphones (technology)
Description: Devices for converting sound into electrical signals


Name: Polymers (plastic) (Material)
Description: A class of large molecules typically formed by the polymerization of monomers


Name: Peace (Emotion)
Description: White is associated with peace in Paganism


Name: high pressure and temperature (environmental condition)
Description: High pressure (5.5 GPa) and temperature conditions under which the production process of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals occurs


Name: The Dreaming (Aboriginal belief) (Concept)
Description: The Dreaming (Aboriginal belief) is a state of sacredness that is the source of all life and law.


Name: Meteoric iron beads (Artifact)
Description: Beads made from meteoric iron


Name: 1982 FIFA World Cup and 1992 Summer Olympics (Event)
Description: The world cup and summer olympic games that Seville, Spain bid for but did not win


Name: Taiwan's TSMC (company)
Description: Posing a challenge to Taiwan's TSMC


Name: Mount Athos (Agio Oros) (Geographical Area)
Description: An autonomous area in Greece, also known as the Holy Mountain


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A nonmetallic element with symbol C, atomic number 6 and an atomic weight of 12.011 amu


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Valais (Geographical Region)
Description: Canton and region in Switzerland


Name: Cretaceous or Western Interior Seaway (Geographical Area)
Description: Modern-day name for the area where ammonites lived


Name: Phlogopite (Mineral Species)
Description: One of the endmembers of Biotite Series


Name: Seawater (Natural body of water)
Description: The saltwater part of the ocean or a large lake.


Name: Very Heavy Rain (Weather Condition)
Description: A significant amount of rainfall in a short period, often associated with storms or other weather systems.


Name: Seals of ecclesiastics (Object)
Description: Seals that have a central emblem of a saint


Name: Price of synthetic diamond gemstones (e.g., 1 carat stones) (Price)
Description: The cost of synthetic diamond gemstones, specifically 1-carat stones


Name: Corporate bodies (Political entity)
Description: Organizations recognized as having a distinct legal personality and powers granted to it under the law


Name: Tradition of Monumental Sculpture (Cultural Tradition)
Description: The tradition or practice of creating monumental sculptures


Name: Granite (Plutonic Igneous Rock)
Description: A plutonic igneous rock


Name: Other countries (Geographical location)
Description: Countries other than France


Name: Lake Van (Lake)
Description: The largest lake in Turkey


Name: Austria-Hungary (Country)
Description: A country that annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1908


Name: emerald (ColorQuality)
Description: The quality and color of emeralds.


Name: Majiayao site (archaeological site)
Description: A prehistoric archaeological site in China


Name: HED meteorites (Type of achondrite)
Description: A large family of achondrites, possibly originating from the parent body of the Vesta Family


Name: Iberia (region)
Description: A region in southwestern Europe, mainly consisting of Portugal and Spain


Name: Trihalides (Compound Class)
Description: A class of compounds where boron is bonded with three halogens


Name: new and individualistic styles (Art Style)
Description: Unconventional and personal artistic approaches


Name: spectacular avenues of approach (architecture)
Description: Spectacular avenues of approach lined with real and mythological animals


Name: Law (Legal System)
Description: A law is a rule that is created and enforced by the government or other authority.


Name: An Lushan (person)
Description: a powerful general and rebel who led the An Shi Rebellion from 755 to 763


Name: Online resources (Digital platforms providing information on collectibles)
Description: Websites, forums, and other online spaces offering resources for coin collectors


Name: Indigo (or blue-violet) (color)
Description: Traditionally considered as the complement of yellow by painters


Name: Individual animal groups across Derbyshire (Animal Group)
Description: Groups of animals residing in Derbyshire


Name: Sedimentology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of sediments, sedimentary rocks, and their formation processes, including stratigraphy


Name: Some 50 Genes (Genes)
Description: Genes that are highly specific for the kidney


Name: European Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI) (International Policy Instrument)
Description: Funding instrument under the ENP


Name: Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental security organization with 57 participating states


Name: New York State (State)
Description: State in the northeastern United States


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Southeastern Europe country


Name: Space Shuttle program (1981–2011) (Program)
Description: A spaceflight program that operated from 1981 to 2011


Name: Heating of dies and/or parts (Process)
Description: Forming processes that involve heating of dies or parts


Name: Berber military colonies in Spain (Group)
Description: The Berber military settlements in Spain that revolted


Name: View (verb)
Description: To look at, examine, or observe carefully.


Name: standing military force in NATO (Military Force)
Description: The second largest active military force among NATO countries.


Name: Berlin West Africa Conference (Event)
Description: International conference held in 1885 that defined colonial claims in Africa


Name: Adhesives (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of adhesives, substances that bond materials together


Name: Sclaveni and Antae (early Slavic tribes)
Description: Tribes described as barbarians, living under democracy and believing in one god (Perun)


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


Name: Civil Service (Brunei) (Government Administrative Body)
Description: The administrative machinery of the government in Brunei, responsible for upholding the supreme authority of the Sultan, ensuring country development, people's welfare, peacekeeping, law enforcement, regulation, and service provision.


Name: Eleven World Cups (Number)
Description: A count of 11 times the team has qualified for the FIFA World Cup.


Name: Colder part of a Diffusion Flame (Flame)
Description: The colder part of a flame that undergoes incomplete combustion


Name: Horta (Place)
Description: A town on Faial Island


Name: Jade (Material)
Description: A durable, ornamental stone


Name: Zen and Tibetan Buddhism (School_of_Buddhism)
Description: Sub-schools of Buddhism where victims of sexual abuse have come forward


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country in North America consisting of 50 states and a federal district.


Name: 2007 (year)
Description: the year the Lötschberg Base Tunnel was opened


Name: Exports of Japan (Economic Activity)
Description: The goods and services sold by Japan to other countries


Name: SimilarFirstIonizationEnergy (PropertyOfElements)
Description: The first ionization energy of Potassium is similar to Sodium.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in the Southern Hemisphere, surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Oceans


Name: Metamorphic rock (Category)
Description: A broad category that includes all rocks transformed by heat and pressure


Name: Hatred (Emotion)
Description: An emotion that is also a common association for red


Name: Havilah (Place)
Description: Location mentioned in the Old Testament


Name: Onsernone Valley (Geographical Region)
Description: A valley in Switzerland


Name: Ancient Greek mainland (geographical area)
Description: The part of Greece occupied by the ancient Greeks.


Name: Spanish troops, William the Silent (Military Entity)
Description: Spanish military forces that were being driven out of the Netherlands.


Name: East Asia (Geographical Area)
Description: Region to the east of the Asian mainland


Name: Ministry of Ecology and Environment (Governmental Agency)
Description: China's environmental protection agency


Name: Politics, diplomacy, and international relations (Governance)
Description: influencing and maintaining the relationships between nations and their governments


Name: Manet (Artist)
Description: A French impressionist who influenced Munch's work.


Name: 1990s (Time Period)
Description: The period of time when the looting wars took place


Name: Chemistry laboratory at the Museum of Industry and Agriculture (Lab)
Description: Science lab in Krakowskie Przedmieście 66, near Warsaw's Old Town


Name: Rhetoric passage (Work)
Description: Naturalness is persuasive, artificiality is the contrary


Name: Potassium (Mineral)
Description: A mineral essential for various bodily functions.


Name: Pyrite contamination (Contamination)
Description: Causes major structural damage in the United States, Canada, and Ireland.


Name: Large masses of crystalline rock (Geological Formation)
Description: Result of igneous rocks formation


Name: Paris (location)
Description: Location where Gemma Augustea moved to in the mid 16th century


Name: Rock Transformation (Geological Event)
Description: Process by which rock is transformed physically or chemically at elevated temperature


Name: Saijō area (area)
Description: The Saijō area


Name: Tamil Nadu and Kerala Calendars (Calendar)
Description: Regional Hindu calendars that emphasise the solar cycle, used in Tamil Nadu and Kerala.


Name: Istvan Horkay (Artist)
Description: A printmaker, presumably creating traditional prints


Name: Italian Neoclassical sculpture (Art Movement)
Description: Focused on the idealist aspect of the Italian Neoclassical movement.


Name: Yellowing or browning due to acids in the paper (Physical Change)
Description: Many older prints will yellow or brown over time owing to acids in the paper.


Name: Silicon nanostructures (Material)
Description: Nanometer-scale structures made from silicon


Name: Staten Island (Borough)
Description: One of the five boroughs that make up New York City


Name: Quartz sand grains in Sandstone (Mineral)
Description: Quartz sand grains found in sedimentary rock, sandstone.


Name: Miraculous Medal (Artifact)
Description: A devotional medal associated with the Blessed Virgin Mary.


Name: Morelos (Geographical Location)
Description: A state in Mexico where Cuahnahuac is situated


Name: Banks (Financial Institution)
Description: An institution that accepts deposits and provides loans and other financial services.


Name: Axis powers (military alliance)
Description: a group of nations that were at war with the Allies during World War II


Name: William Justin Kroll (Person)
Description: Chemist who produced titanium metal for commercial use.


Name: Turritella gastropods (Species)
Description: Is formed from the shells of Turritella gastropods.


Name: Extreme cold (Temperature condition)
Description: Due to its contraction and deformation properties in such temperatures


Name: India (country)
Description: The country invaded by Nader Shah and his forces after capturing Kandahar in 1738


Name: Volksmusik (folk music) (Music genre)
Description: German folk music


Name: Anemia-like symptoms (Health Condition)
Description: Symptoms similar to anemia that can occur due to copper deficiency.


Name: Three Light apartments (Building)
Description: An apartment building in Downtown Kansas City, Missouri


Name: 765 Degrees Celsius (Temperature)
Description: Potassium has a boiling point of 765 degrees Celsius.


Name: Cerium (Inorganic Element)
Description: An inorganic element used in various applications such as pigments, CRT TV screens, fluorescent lamps, and white light-emitting diodes.


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


Name: Early 18th-century Germany (Location and Time)
Description: The location and time where porcelain figurines originated


Name: Central Bank (type of bank)
Description: Public or private entity that acts as a regulator and typically has monopoly on issuing banknotes


Name: IIDRC (International Institute of Diamond Grading & Research) (organization)
Description: A diamond research institute owned by the World Federation of Diamond Bourses.


Name: Ancient Egypt (Geographical Location)
Description: The seal of a pharaoh is mentioned in the Book of Genesis


Name: William I of the Netherlands (Person)
Description: The person who landed at Scheveningen beach


Name: Muskegean-speaking tribes (Historical_tribe)
Description: Tribes speaking Muskogean language in present-day Alabama


Name: Hill City, Hot Springs, and Rapid City (location)
Description: Other towns developed in the Black Hills area during the gold rush


Name: Jules Hardouin Mansart (Person)
Description: A French architect of the Baroque era


Name: Braunite (Silicate mineral)
Description: A silicate mineral containing both di- and tri-valent manganese with the chemical formula Mn2+Mn3+6[O8|SiO4].


Name: Soria and La Rioja provinces (Spain) (Geographical Location)
Description: Famous for providing high-quality crystals of pyrite


Name: Mindfulness (Buddhist Concept)
Description: A faculty central in Buddhism, meaning 'recollection, remembering' and refers to full awareness of the present moment.


Name: China's President (Political Figure)
Description: The current head of state and government in China


Name: MM IA (Period)
Description: A period c. 2100-1925 BC


Name: Moroccans (Population)
Description: The citizens of Morocco.


Name: Heating at 100°C (process)
Description: A process applied to dry the Cobalticyanide paper


Name: sacacorchos (Compound)
Description: An example of Spanish compound meaning 'corkscrew'


Name: Cultural Invention (Innovation)
Description: Any innovation that is new, useful to a group of people, and not expressed as a physical object.


Name: Silversmiths (Occupation)
Description: The occupation that ran these medium-sized towns, primarily Jewish silversmiths.


Name: Westchester Marble (Marble Deposit)
Description: A marble deposit located in Westchester, New York


Name: Inner Solar System (Astronomical Region)
Description: The region of the Solar System where Ceres resides


Name: the city-state of Tenochtitlan (geographical location)
Description: The city-state that was founded on unpromising islets in Lake Texcoco.


Name: Medium-sized towns in Morocco and Algeria (Location)
Description: Locations such as Tiznit, Sefrou (Morocco) and Kabylia mountains (Algeria), which were economic centers for silversmiths.


Name: Animal-rights groups (Groups)
Description: Factors that caused the slow curtailment of whaling


Name: Committee for the Conservation of the Acropolis Monuments (ESMA) (organization)
Description: A group responsible for preserving and restoring buildings on the Acropolis


Name: Before 1816 (Time Period)
Description: The period before 1816 when Tahiti experienced bloody wars and human sacrifices


Name: Fez Riots (Event)
Description: Riots that took place in Fez, Morocco, in 1912.


Name: Shanqun or ruqun (Clothing)
Description: Skirt type possibly worn during the Warring States period


Name: Wordsworth (Person)
Description: A person who visited the area in 1790 and wrote about his experiences.


Name: Ototachibana's Actions (Action)
Description: Actions taken by Ototachibana to save her husband's ship.


Name: Met-L-X, Lith-X, dry sand (Fire-fighting agents)
Description: An effective extinguishing agent for sodium fires is Met-L-X. Other effective agents include Lith-X, which has graphite powder and an organophosphate flame retardant, and dry sand.


Name: Skoger (Town)
Description: A town within Drammen municipality


Name: East Asia (Geographical region)
Description: Region with a practice similar to Central and Eastern Europe regarding document authentication


Name: Metals (Element Class)
Description: Elements that conduct electricity and heat, are malleable, and have a shiny appearance


Name: Phylloxera (species)
Description: -


Name: Albanian groups (group)
Description: groups of Albanians who moved into Thessaly as early as 1268


Name: yanfu's new statutes (Dress code)
Description: New statutes decreed at the end of 1528 AD, adjusted from the ancient xuanduan.


Name: Production of pure manganese (Process)
Description: The process of producing pure, iron-free manganese


Name: The British civil service (Institution/Government bureaucracy)
Description: British government bureaucracy that was established in the 19th century


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


Name: systems that regulate absorption and excretion of copper (Biological System)
Description: Systems responsible for regulating absorption and excretion of copper


Name: Elgin (Person)
Description: Thomas Bruce, 7th Earl of Elgin, who removed some sculptures from the Parthenon


Name: Ancient Mughal-style faceting (Art Style)
Description: A specific style of diamond faceting associated with the ancient Mughals.


Name: Ethnic Minorities, Immigrant Communities, Foreign-Language Students (People)
Description: Various groups of people in Japan.


Name: Vedic Era (Era)
Description: Ancient period in Hindu history


Name: Valentina Tereshkova (Astronaut)
Description: The first woman in space, having flown a solo mission on Vostok 6 in 1963


Name: Creeks and rivers (NaturalFeature)
Description: Water bodies flowing through the valleys of Oppdal, Norway