Name: Glass (Material)
Description: The material used in combination with neodymium to produce various colors.


Name: surface coating (Material Property)
Description: The layer applied on the surface of a nanoparticle


Name: women's suffrage (Legislation)
Description: Legislation granting women the right to vote


Name: John Wallis (Person)
Description: English mathematician who made significant contributions to the development of calculus


Name: Exsolution lamellae (Geological Feature)
Description: A characteristic feature of Alkali Feldspars.


Name: 1868 (Year)
Description: A year in the 19th century.


Name: Columbia University (Educational Institution)
Description: An Ivy League research university located in New York City


Name: IMA (International Mineralogical Association) (Organization)
Description: An association responsible for approving minerals.


Name: Golden glassier (Material)
Description: An extremely thin layer of gold used as a glaze or coating


Name: Ammolite (Gemstone)
Description: An opal-like organic gemstone found primarily along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains of North America


Name: Metabasalt (Rock)
Description: A term coined to avoid confusion between ortho-amphibolite and para-amphibolite.


Name: black animal, often a goat, a dog, a wolf, a bear, a deer or a rooster (Animal)
Description: Animals associated with the ceremony in belief


Name: Stability and Preservation of Soft Tissue (biological process)
Description: process that enhances the stability and preservation of soft tissue


Name: GE diamond section (Department within a company)
Description: The department that processed the diamonds before its purchase


Name: Commonwealth countries (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: A political and economic association of 54 independent member states


Name: Corn chips, Potato chips, Breakfast cereals, Candies, Popcorn, Mustard, Jams and jellies, Gelatin, Soft drinks, Energy and sports drinks, Pastries, Liquid and bar soap, Shampoo, Cosmetics, Medicines (foods, products)
Description: Various processed food products and non-food items


Name: Martin Heinrich Klaproth, Torbern Olof Bergman, Franz Karl Achard, and Johann Jakob Bindheim (Person)
Description: Early analysts of emeralds and beryls


Name: TopoJSON (Technology)
Description: A JavaScript library for manipulating geometric data in a Topology Optimized Polygon format


Name: Phyllite (Geological Rock)
Description: A fine-grained metamorphic rock that forms with moderate metamorphism from mudstone


Name: Ortho-Amphibolite (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rock with primary amphibole and plagioclase.


Name: Derbyshire (Location)
Description: A county in England, United Kingdom


Name: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) (Governmental Organization)
Description: A federal institute that conducts research and makes recommendations for occupational safety and health


Name: Plastic Deformation (Geological Process)
Description: Process of deforming rock without breaking it


Name: Tourists to the area (People group)
Description: Individuals visiting the Spessart region


Name: Salmon pink (Color)
Description: Color introduced by Crayola in 1949


Name: Ammunition for the Polish military (ammunition)
Description: -


Name: Atmospheric Chemistry (Scientific Field)
Description: Branch of atmospheric science developed to measure air pollution and study climate change


Name: Kant (Person)
Description: German philosopher whose work has been a major influence on Western philosophy and the course of modern thought.


Name: Diamond Cut (design)
Description: A style or design guide used when shaping a diamond for polishing


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A defining constituent of various rocks and a common mineral in many types of rocks.


Name: Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) (Conservation Plan)
Description: Two regions based on National Character Areas


Name: France (French overseas region of French Guiana) (Region)
Description: An overseas region of France in South America


Name: Lord Vishnu (Hindu deity)
Description: One of the principal deities in Hinduism


Name: Suffragette jewellery (Object)
Description: Mappin & Webb issued a catalogue of suffragette jewellery by 1908


Name: Yoruba Religion (Religion)
Description: The traditional religion of the Yoruba people, an ethnic group in West Africa, consisting of various deities and spirits.


Name: Stimulus diffusion (Concept)
Description: The sharing of ideas or elements leading to an invention or propagation in another culture


Name: In service (until 2014) (Time period)
Description: The time period during which the agency was operational


Name: Glomerulus (Structural Component of Nephron)
Description: The site of filtration in the kidney nephrons.


Name: Tectonic plates (geological features)
Description: Large, rigid pieces of the lithosphere that move slowly and interact along their boundaries


Name: Some scholars (scholar)
Description: Scholars who think that karma was not central to the teaching of the historical Buddha


Name: Terrane (geological feature)
Description: A crust fragment that preserves its distinctive geologic history, which is different from the surrounding areas.


Name: Fountain (1917) (artwork)
Description: An ordinary urinal that became a symbol of anti-art.


Name: Norwegian (Language)
Description: A North Germanic language spoken in Norway, Denmark and Sweden


Name: Pavel Kuznetsov (artist)
Description: Russian painter


Name: Morocco (country)
Description: A North African country located in the Maghreb region


Name: Liang Kai's painting 'Sericulture' (painting)
Description: Painting depicting rural laborers in the process of making silk during the Southern Song dynasty


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


Name: Infinite Numbers (Mathematical Concept)
Description: Numbers extending infinitely in either direction


Name: Chinese martial arts (Martial Arts)
Description: The traditional and modern martial art styles of China, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse disciplines.


Name: Submersibles (vehicle)
Description: A vehicle for traveling underwater, smaller than a submarine


Name: Hapoel Arad (Football Club)
Description: A football club playing in Liga Bet, the fourth tier of Israeli football.


Name: Stromatolites (Geological Formation)
Description: Layered sedimentary structures formed by microorganisms


Name: Fluid osmolality (Physiological Process)
Description: The balance of ions and organic substances in bodily fluids.


Name: Some Early Buddhist Schools (Religious Organization)
Description: Had five or seven pitakas.


Name: Water vaporization during an earthquake (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The process where water vaporizes during an earthquake


Name: North (Geographical region)
Description: A region characterized by the use of butter and cream


Name: China (Country)
Description: Mainland China.


Name: Freeman Wills Crofts (Author)
Description: Author of the Mystery genre


Name: do not break along a plane parallel to their crystalline faces (Property)
Description: A crystal property related to the orientation of its internal structure


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: The location where Monsanto was based


Name: China (Country)
Description: Most freshwater cultured pearls are predominantly sourced from China.


Name: Curaçao, Aruba and Sint Maarten (Territories)
Description: Territories of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the Lesser Antilles islands


Name: Oceans (Environmental feature)
Description: The salty water bodies that cover most of the Earth's surface.


Name: More than 20% of terrestrially produced magmas (Quantity)
Description: The proportion of arc magmas in the total magma production on Earth


Name: Shokunin Tashio Odate (Person)
Description: A specific shokunin who made a statement about what it means to be a shokunin


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


Name: 19th century (Historical period)
Description: The period between 1801 and 1900


Name: Visitors (People group)
Description: Individuals visiting the alpine areas and ski resorts


Name: Book of Change (book)
Description: There is even a saying in the Book of Change, which says that: "Huang Di, Yao, and Shun (simply) wore their upper and lower garments [衣裳; yī cháng] (as patterns to the people), and good order was secured all under heaven"


Name: Everyone in the team (Group)
Description: All members of a design team, allowing them to participate in the creation process.


Name: Missouri River (River)
Description: A river that flows through the state of Missouri


Name: emerald trade (Trade)
Description: The emerald trade that funds the ongoing civil conflict in Colombia.


Name: chelation therapy (medical treatment)
Description: A medical procedure that uses certain chemicals to bind to a metal ion, helping the body to excrete it.


Name: Suffolk Coast and Heaths (Location)
Description: An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Suffolk


Name: Xi Jinping (person)
Description: current general secretary of China


Name: Oscar Temaru (person)
Description: During multiple terms: 2004-2005, 2006-2008, and 2009-2013.


Name: Adeline Loyau and her colleagues (Scientists)
Description: Researchers who responded to Mariko Takahashi's findings


Name: Neolithic period (Time Period)
Description: A time period characterized by the use of stone tools


Name: 21st_century (Era)
Description: A period of time between 2001 and 2100


Name: Metals (brass, tin or silver alloys) (material)
Description: Various metals used for the baseplate of cut steel jewellery


Name: Algerian Sahara (Geographical Region)
Description: The desert region in southern Algeria, part of the larger Sahara Desert


Name: Definition (Concept)
Description: A statement of the essential nature or meaning of something.


Name: Eclogite (Geological Rock Type)
Description: The rock from which TTG melts are produced


Name: Jaén (city)
Description: A city in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Shorter upper tail coverts and less iridescence (Plumage trait)
Description: The shorter upper tail coverts and less pronounced iridescence of the female green peahen


Name: beaches of Greece (Beach)
Description: The various beaches located in Greece, known for their beauty


Name: Hoori (Prince Luck-of-the-Mountain) (Mythical figure)
Description: The son-in-law of the Sea God in Japanese mythology


Name: Protestant Reformation (Historical Event)
Description: A series of events in the 16th century that transformed Christianity and resulted in the formation of Protestant traditions.


Name: Social Behavior and Population Density (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the social behavior of Urban Red Foxes


Name: 20 physicians and 71 hospital beds per 10,000 people (Health Infrastructure)
Description: The number of healthcare professionals and hospital beds available per 10,000 people in Taiwan


Name: Under the MMP system (condition)
Description: The condition under which a person has two votes in the electoral system


Name: dukkha and samsara (Buddhist Concepts)
Description: Concepts related to suffering and cyclic existence


Name: Various measurements (Measurement Technique)
Description: Techniques used to study detonation nanodiamond


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: The country where the hiking trails are located


Name: Achaemenid Persian Empire (historical empire)
Description: Achaemenid Persian Empire


Name: Goldsmith's Guild (Organization)
Description: An association of tradespeople who had a monopoly of a trade


Name: Major Indoor Soccer League (1978–2015) (Sports League)
Description: An American indoor soccer league that existed from 1978 to 2015


Name: Metal (Material)
Description: A typical substance that is solid at room temperature and has a definite melting point


Name: Blue sapphires with low saturation or tone (Gemstone)
Description: Gems that have low saturation and/or tone, primarily having a blue primary hue


Name: West (Direction)
Description: The direction from which this road comes: Sunndalsøra in Nordmøre from west


Name: Czech Film (Art Form)
Description: A period in the history of Czech cinema that began with animated films, performed under the name 'The Fabulous World of Jules Verne' from 1958 and was characterized by the work of Jiří Trnka.


Name: Crystallographic forms (Shape properties)
Description: Sets of possible faces of the crystal that are related by one of the symmetries of the crystal.


Name: Coloration of the jade (Color)
Description: The color of the jade material


Name: Age restriction (Restriction)
Description: Minimum age of three years old


Name: Postmodernism (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the late 20th century and continues into the 21st century.


Name: Grain trade (Trade)
Description: The trade that the Andrian merchants were involved in


Name: Vittorio Alfieri (Poet)
Description: Italian poet who was one of the poets heralding unification.


Name: Salmon fishing (RecreationActivity)
Description: Salmon fishing as a popular recreational activity in Oppdal, Norway


Name: Oltu District (1897) (Historical Event)
Description: The demographic information of Oltu District in 1897


Name: Six Million Jews during the Holocaust (Historical events)
Description: A genocide that targeted Jewish populations and resulted in the deaths of an estimated six million Jews


Name: Moctezuma II (Aztec leader)
Description: The Aztec emperor who interacted with the Spanish conqueror, Hernán Cortés


Name: Poor agreement between theoretical predictions and experimental results (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The discrepancy between the expected outcomes from a theory and observed experimental results.


Name: The Wolsey Centre (Attraction)
Description: An attraction located in Ipswich


Name: Rome (City)
Description: A city in central Italy and the capital of Rome


Name: Pools of still water (Natural_object)
Description: First mirrors used by humans


Name: East Mediterranean province of the Mediterranean Region and the Illyrian province of the Circumboreal Region (Phytogeographical Regions)
Description: According to the given text, Greece is shared between these two regions


Name: old municipal seal (Seal)
Description: An official stamp used to authenticate documents.


Name: Square or V-point Gravers (Graver)
Description: Tools used for cutting straight lines.


Name: Federation of Australian colonies (Event)
Description: The federation of the six colonies of Australia on 1 January 1901


Name: Diseases caused by unclean water and poor sanitation in Algeria (Health issue)
Description: The specific diseases caused by unclean water and poor sanitation in Algeria


Name: Imitation Ruby (Gem)
Description: A gemstone imitating the ruby


Name: 4.5% (Percentage)
Description: The unemployment rate within Ukraine's labor force in 2019.


Name: Bosniaks (Ethnic group)
Description: Slavic ethnic group in Bosnia and Herzegovina


Name: United States population (2010) (Population)
Description: The number of people in the United States who speak Spanish at home.


Name: Brasília (City)
Description: A city in the interior of Brazil, built as a new federal capital.


Name: Companies supplying materials to the issuers (Company)
Description: Companies who will almost certainly be required to conduct conflict minerals audits


Name: the Tokugawa shogunate at Edo (modern Tokyo) (Government)
Description: Feudal military government from 1603 to 1868


Name: Corrosion-resistant steels (CRES) (steel classification)
Description: The classification of stainless steel due to its corrosion resistance.


Name: 9 May (Date)
Description: The date when Victory Day is celebrated


Name: Development of Other Metals (Process)
Description: The process of discovering and refining other metals


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


Name: Most commercial mining operations (Mining Operation)
Description: Activities involved in extracting Ammolite


Name: Gallium nitride (GaN) devices (Semiconductor)
Description: Used as substrates for gallium nitride devices in the semiconductor industry


Name: Keelung, Taipei, Suao, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Anping, and Hualien (port)
Description: Seven international seaports in Taiwan


Name: Liquid crystal matrix (Technology)
Description: A technology used for active shielding in LCoS projection systems


Name: Itzcoatl (Aztec ruler)
Description: An Aztec emperor who ruled from 1428 to 1440


Name: John's androgynous status (Concept)
Description: The androgyny of John allowed male believers to relate to him, especially in cultivating a deeply emotional style of devotion.


Name: the oldest non-stationary works of human art yet discovered (Art)
Description: The oldest known mobile works of art


Name: Kato Zakros (Site)
Description: An archaeological site on Crete


Name: Lithium (impact of trends) (Resource Markets Trend Impact)
Description: Analysis of the global market for lithium discusses the potential impact of new mining projects, battery technology advancements, and recycling initiatives on lithium supply and pricing


Name: Yumplatok (Language)
Description: Torres Strait Creole


Name: mammalian kidney (animal organ subtype)
Description: Shares features such as renal pelvis, renal pyramids, cortex and medulla


Name: Malignant Tumors (Disease)
Description: Aggressive or cancerous growth of abnormal cells


Name: Bhakti sub-schools of Vedanta (Sub-schools of Hinduism)
Description: Sub-traditions within Vedanta that emphasize devotion.


Name: Manu Munshi (Indian Artist)
Description: Had numerous illustrious figures as patrons of his works of art


Name: Unique Yemini wild Mocha coffee beans (Coffee Beans)
Description: Mocha became known for its unique Yemini wild Mocha coffee beans


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


Name: 93 jade and gold seals (object)
Description: A collection of 93 jade and gold seals found in the Purple Forbidden City in Huế.


Name: Moʻorea (Location)
Description: The location connected by the Aremiti 5 and Aremiti 7 ferries.


Name: Preparation of aluminium alloys (Process)
Description: Gradual cooling and annealing is followed by the preparation of aluminium alloys


Name: Market (Commercial Space)
Description: The space where products are traded or exchanged


Name: Politician (Profession)
Description: An individual holding a political office


Name: copper mining town (mining_town)
Description: Miedzianka as a copper mining town


Name: Figurative Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Sculptures depicting figures or human forms


Name: Inclusions (Feature)
Description: Imperfections or foreign matter within a sapphire.


Name: Dust Storms (Natural Disaster)
Description: dust storms plaguing northern China each spring


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe, known officially as the Kingdom of Spain.


Name: Vedanta Philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: The metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics as they are presented in the Vedas.


Name: Lowest elevation in Westchester County (Geographical Feature)
Description: The geographical feature of the lowest elevation


Name: Granite-Greenstone Belts (Geological Formation)
Description: Regions containing metavolcanic and metasedimentary rock


Name: Diatom frustule (biological structure)
Description: The exoskeleton of diatoms constructed from silica


Name: Golden Bulls (Historical document)
Description: Documents issued by Byzantine Emperors with gold seals


Name: Chiastolite (Mineral)
Description: A variety of the mineral andalusite with distinctive cross-shaped black inclusions of graphite.


Name: Hierarchical classification system (Classification system)
Description: A taxonomic system that groups organisms based on similar characteristics


Name: red coral (Natural object)
Description: Coral that was created from Medusa's blood in Greek mythology


Name: armoured and unarmoured opponents (type of combatant)
Description: Combatants wearing armor or not wearing armor


Name: Four digits (Anatomical feature)
Description: Each hind foot has four digits and lack dewclaws


Name: four major marga (paths) (Concept)
Description: Bhakti Yoga, Karma Yoga, Rāja Yoga, and Jñāna Yoga - the four primary approaches to spirituality in Hinduism.


Name: Executive Order 13194 (legal document)
Description: Executive order issued by President Bill Clinton on January 18, 2001


Name: Grizzly bear (Animal)
Description: A large carnivorous mammal native to North America and Eurasia.


Name: Federal Court Cases and Acts (Legislation)
Description: Court cases and legislative acts by the U.S. federal government


Name: ten miles of hiking trails (Trail)
Description: Trails present in Inwood Hill Park


Name: Sciacca coral (Natural resource)
Description: A type of coral from Sciacca, Sicily


Name: 40Ca (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of calcium.


Name: [former pitchers Chien-Ming Wang and Wei-Yin Chen] (Person)
Description: Former pitchers Chien-Ming Wang and Wei-Yin Chen, who are Taiwanese MLB players


Name: Taiwan (Geographical Entity)
Description: A geographical entity located off the southeastern coast of China


Name: Wellington’s Parliament Buildings (Building)
Description: Kairuru marble was used in Wellington's Parliament Buildings in 1911


Name: Hardstone Carving (Art Technique)
Description: Artistic technique involving the carving of vessels and figures from hard stones


Name: opalescent glass, enamels, and cooking utensils (product)
Description: Products where ceramic grade fluorite is used


Name: Kynuna (Place)
Description: A location in western Queensland where boulder opal is found sporadically


Name: colonialism and Western notions of religion (Historical Events)
Description: -


Name: Countries Committed to Net Zero Emissions (List Category)
Description: A list of countries that have pledged to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions


Name: Hugh Chatham (Person)
Description: A textile executive who pushed for the founding of Roaring Gap resort


Name: Five terrestrial ecoregions (Terrestrial ecoregion)
Description: Atlantic mixed forests, Baltic mixed forests, Central European mixed forests, Western European broadleaf forests, and Alps conifer and mixed forests


Name: Torture and Execution (Concept)
Description: Acts intended to inflict severe pain or distress on a living person


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: The European country Austria


Name: Majorelle Garden (Botanical Garden)
Description: A famous botanical garden in Marrakech, Morocco.


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


Name: $3,000 an ounce (Currency value)
Description: A tenfold increase from a decade previously


Name: Dutch pioneer (Role)
Description: An individual who is among the first to do something in a particular field or area


Name: [one million Pied-Noirs and Harkis] (people group)
Description: A group of approximately one million people who fled from Algeria to France.


Name: Angle (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A quantity expressing the rotation of an object or a part of an object around its axis relative to a fixed point or plane.


Name: Primo Levi (Person)
Description: An Italian Jewish chemist, writer, and Holocaust survivor.


Name: Ellipse rotated about its major axis (Geometric figure)
Description: An ellipsoid in which the long axis is greater than the other two axes


Name: Durrani Empire (Empire)
Description: An Afghan Empire founded in 1747 by Ahmad Shah Durrani


Name: Natural diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral primarily consisting of carbon, used for various industrial and jewelry purposes


Name: Batavi (Tribe)
Description: Tribe that rebelled against the Romans


Name: Upper class (social class)
Description: People of higher status in the Sui Dynasty


Name: Transfiguration (Religious Event)
Description: The transfiguration event.


Name: Middle Ages (Historical Period)
Description: A period in European history covering the 5th to the 15th century


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


Name: the carbon-13 ratio in the Tissint Meteorite (ScientificMeasurement)
Description: The carbon-13 ratio measurement in the Tissint Meteorite


Name: Derby Museum (Museum)
Description: Possesses a diagram of Ecton Hill made from Ashford Black Marble and other minerals


Name: Spinels (multiple oxides)
Description: compounds with a general formula of X2+Y3+2O4


Name: King Philip V of Macedon (Person)
Description: A king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon, reigning from 221 BC to 179 BC


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


Name: Looking west from Inwood Hill Park (ObservationPoint)
Description: -


Name: Densest Network of Libraries in Europe (Library Network)
Description: The densest library network in Europe, located in the Czech Republic.


Name: Public Schools in Missouri (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools that students are required to attend or enroll in


Name: Abstract Expressionism (Art Movement)
Description: Action painting is closely associated with abstract expressionism


Name: Entire Supply Chains (Process)
Description: The process through which the audit requirements will be implemented across entire supply chains.


Name: Competing Factions During The Bündner Wirren (Faction)
Description: Competing political factions during the Bündner Wirren


Name: Porcelain figurine (Artifact)
Description: A type of artifact used as a permanent replacement for sugar sculptures on the dining table


Name: Pannonian Avars (ethnic group)
Description: Turkic people who lived in the Carpathian Basin and the Pannonia region during the Early Middle Ages


Name: Eugenio Montale (Literary Figure)
Description: Poet


Name: Y Gododdin (Literary work)
Description: Britain's oldest known poem


Name: Modern World (World)
Description: The current world where gold is produced in large quantities


Name: Ancient Egypt (Civilization)
Description: A civilization in Northeastern Africa


Name: M. Westreich (Person)
Description: The person who developed the High-Light cut


Name: Conductive CVD Diamond (Material)
Description: A conductive synthetic diamond produced through Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD).


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


Name: World (Concept)
Description: The collection of all people, places, and things in the world.


Name: Turkish television dramas (art)
Description: Television series produced in Turkey


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: Nation located in southwestern Europe


Name: tile, substrates, washers, bushings, beads, pigments (Materials/Items)
Description: Applications where it is utilized


Name: Meromorphic functions (Mathematical Function)
Description: Functions that can take the value of infinity


Name: Mild Steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel that corrodes more readily than wrought iron, but is cheaper and more widely available.


Name: Spanish Inquisition (Historical institution)
Description: Those accused of heresy and who refused to renounce their views were compelled to appear before the Spanish Inquisition dressed in a yellow cape.


Name: Reduction of sodium hexafluorosilicate by metallic sodium (Chemical Process)
Description: A chemical process to produce silicon


Name: Alabama respondents (Group)
Description: People who responded to the 2008 American Religious Identification Survey from Alabama


Name: Paleontology studies of extinct organisms' diet and predation (Scientific research)
Description: Studies about the diets and predation behavior of extinct organisms


Name: Flowering plants (Species)
Description: over 1,800 species found in Hawaii, few of which occur on the mainland


Name: Optimal Sustainable Design of Products (Product Design Approach)
Description: Design strategies that focus on sustainable and optimal products.


Name: Michael Faraday (Scientist)
Description: British scientist who provided the first description of the optical properties of nanometer-scale metals


Name: Prismatic Crystal Habit (crystal habit)
Description: The crystal habit of Afwillite.


Name: Copper plates (Material)
Description: Preferred medium of printing for mapmakers


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The predominant religion in Italy.


Name: Diamonds (Geological formation)
Description: Hardest natural mineral on Earth, formed under extreme conditions of temperature and pressure


Name: Government and Politics (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as federal, state, and local government agencies, political campaigns, and lobbying firms


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


Name: The chemical processing and synthesis of high-performance technological components (Process)
Description: The manufacturing process for creating advanced components in various sectors


Name: British Army (military branch)
Description: Army of the United Kingdom


Name: Undisclosed information (Unspecified Event)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Yuan Shikai's ceremonial gown (Artifact)
Description: The ceremonial gown of Yuan Shikai that was worn on the day of his proclamation as Emperor Hongxian


Name: US$1 trillion (2017) (Monetary Value)
Description: Equal to US$190,000 per capita


Name: Gilchrist-Thomas Process (Process)
Description: An improvement to the Bessemer process made by lining the converter with a basic material to remove phosphorus.


Name: New method (1970) (Technique)
Description: The new method to examine Hunsrück slate fossils using medium energy X-rays


Name: Sewage treatment (Process)
Description: A process used to clean wastewater before it is released into the environment


Name: Ronda (City)
Description: A city in Andalusia, Spain.


Name: European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) (Organization)
Description: An independent European Union agency that provides scientific advice and assists in the risk assessment of substances and issues related to food and feed, animal health, and plant health


Name: Picasso (Artist)
Description: Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, known for Cubism and other movements


Name: Formation of limestone (geological formations)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of the minerals calcite and aragonite


Name: Transition metals (Class of Elements)
Description: The class of elements to which Iron belongs


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


Name: Cellini (Person)
Description: Created the Salt Cellar (1543)


Name: Province of Huelva (Political Division)
Description: A province in southwestern Spain


Name: Highway_in_Benin (Infrastructure)
Description: A paved or unpaved road for vehicles to travel on in Benin.


Name: Korshunovskoye iron skarn deposit (Geological Deposit)
Description: A geological location in Irkutsk Oblast of Eastern Siberia.


Name: inclusions (defect)
Description: Inclusions found in the synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: Rhone River (Geographical feature)
Description: A major river flowing through Valais


Name: Six collections including gems (collection)
Description: Collections of gems and other artifacts


Name: German occupation of Greece and the Holocaust (Historical Event)
Description: -


Name: 46.9 inches (1,192 millimeters) (measurement)
Description: the average annual precipitation in New York City


Name: Another method for calculating chroma (Color Space Property)
Description: CIECAM02 provides an alternative method for calculating chroma


Name: 1934 (Year)
Description: The year when Afghanistan joined the League of Nations


Name: Ferrite BCC crystal form (of Martensite) (Crystal Structure)
Description: A specific crystal structure that martensite can take below 0.2% carbon


Name: Carl Auer von Welsbach (Person)
Description: An Austrian chemist and inventor who discovered the elements cerium, terbium, and dysprosium.


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: a landlocked country in Central Europe


Name: Aztec Empire (empire)
Description: An empire that expanded its political hegemony far beyond the Valley of Mexico.


Name: Modern Nuclear Weapons (Weapon)
Description: The role of lithium-6 deuteride is to contribute to nuclear fusion for energy production.


Name: Boreal forests (Geographical feature)
Description: A forest type that occurs in cool climates, characterized by coniferous trees


Name: Pearl (Gemstone)
Description: A naturally formed gem made up of calcium carbonate


Name: Problem of dividing a sphere (Mathematical Problem)
Description: A mathematical problem dealing with the division of a sphere into segments whose volumes are in a given ratio.


Name: Tourism (Industry)
Description: An economic sector involving the provision of short-term accommodations, dining and entertainment for people living outside the area


Name: Phaeomelanin (Subtype of Melanin)
Description: A light pigment responsible for creating light skin and hair colors.


Name: Vinalia Faculae (Group of Bright Spots)
Description: A group of bright spots near Occator Crater


Name: Taiwan Strait (Geographical_location)
Description: A strait between Taiwan and mainland China


Name: Buddhistforbundet (Organization)
Description: An organisation grouping the Buddhist communities in Norway


Name: New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (Government agency)
Description: A state-level department responsible for the management and preservation of parks, recreational areas, and historic sites in New York


Name: Russian Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A series of revolutions in Russia in 1917 that overthrew the Tsarist regime and led to the rise of the Soviet Union.


Name: Extractive industries (Industry)
Description:  Industries that extract natural resources, such as mining and forestry


Name: Rain (Weather Condition)
Description: The cessation or reduction of rainfall.


Name: Concepts (Cognitive entities)
Description: Entities that are thought about or notions that are in the mind


Name: Sovereign states (Political Entity)
Description: Nations or communities that have political autonomy


Name: Codex Mendoza (Aztec Codex)
Description: A post-conquest Aztec codex, commissioned by the colonial government


Name: transatlantic trade (Trade Activity)
Description: Seville and Cádiz became major hubs for transatlantic trade


Name: Cattedrale della Santa Riforma di Lugano (Building)
Description: The cathedral of the Diocese of Lugano


Name: river runoff (hydrological process)
Description: the water discharged by a stream, especially in its lower course


Name: Color responsible for the green color (chemical_property)
Description: The change that is also responsible for the color of viridine.


Name: Diuretics (Medication)
Description: Drugs that help remove excess fluid from the body


Name: Free Movement (Schengen Area) (Border Control Policy)
Description: The Schengen Area allows free movement within its member countries.


Name: Secondary sector jobs (JobCategory)
Description: Jobs in the secondary sector in Maggia


Name: Dolomitic Protolith (Geological Formation)
Description: A rock formation composed mostly of the mineral dolomite.


Name: Water Retention on the Surface of the Planet (Environmental Process)
Description: Organic matter plays a role in water retention on the surface of the planet.


Name: Riverdale (Geographical area)
Description: A neighborhood in the Bronx, New York City


Name: Hunting and Food Preparation (Activity)
Description: Activities related to hunting and preparing food.


Name: Feral cats (species)
Description: a non-native species introduced to Australia


Name: Metallic and sub-metallic minerals (Class of minerals)
Description: Minerals with high reflectivity, examples include galena and pyrite


Name: Tail-like appendages (Body Part)
Description: Appending structures similar to tails in scorpions, springtails, snails and slugs


Name: Yuan dynasty (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled China from 1271 to 1368 AD


Name: glass container (material)
Description: A hard, brittle material made from silica (silicon dioxide) plus sodium oxide, calcium oxide, and other compounds


Name: aromatic hydrocarbons from petroleum (Compound)
Description: Aromatic compounds derived from petroleum


Name: Lithium (government policies for economic growth) (Resource Economic Impacts Government Policies)
Description: Overview of the economic impacts of lithium production, including employment, income, and regional development discusses the role of government policies in promoting sustainable and equitable economic growth in lithium-producing regions


Name: Viceroyalty of Peru and Viceroyalty of New Spain (Historical Administrative Units)
Description: Two regions under the Spanish Empire during the colonial era


Name: Inwood and surrounding areas (Location)
Description: Areas served by the MTA Subway in New York City.


Name: the continent in the course of the Neolithic Revolution (Geographical area)
Description: The location and time period during which the Etruscan language is believed to have developed


Name: Osteoporosis (Disease)
Description: A bone disease characterized by a reduction in mineral content of bone per unit volume.


Name: computer generated facsimile of the original seal validated by a digital certificate (Document)
Description: A digital representation of the seal


Name: After first wave of destruction (Timeframe)
Description: The time period following the first wave of destruction.


Name: socialist state (Political System)
Description: In response to the dictatorship established following a coup d'état in 1973.


Name: Lise Meitner and Otto Robert Frisch (Physicists)
Description: Austrian-born British physicist and her nephew, Austrian-British physicist


Name: Hydrated Sulfates (Chemical Compound)
Description: Sulphate salts that have water molecules attached


Name: Pulmonary interstitial fibrosis (Disease)
Description: In workers


Name: First Amendment (Constitutional amendment)
Description: Amendment that protects freedom of speech and other expressive rights in the United States


Name: cultural layer (10-12th centuries AD) (Archaeological Find)
Description: A cultural layer found during archaeological excavations conducted in 2005–2008


Name: Absence of Polygamy (Commoners) (Social Norm)
Description: The absence of polygamy among the Aztec commoners.


Name: French Artists (Occupation)
Description: Artists who produced fine work slowly in the 16th century.


Name: The Jade Tract (Geographical location)
Description: A specific region in Lonkin Township, Kachin State, Myanmar


Name: Yaocuicatl (Sub-Genre of Cuicatl)
Description: A genre of Cuicatl devoted to war and the god(s) of war


Name: Scientific research (Research Activity)
Description: Investigations into various aspects of nanoparticles


Name: Franz Anton Bustelli of Nymphenburg (Artist)
Description: Prominent ceramic artist of the period


Name: Taiwanese economy (economy)
Description: The economic system of Taiwan


Name: Orchestrated dramaturgias (Art and Culture)
Description: Performances of dramaturgy orchestrations.


Name: Tang dynasty (618 to 906 CE) (time period)
Description: Time period especially noted for grave goods figures of humans, animals and model houses, boats and other goods


Name: mayor of New York City (position)
Description: The executive head of the city government


Name: Balochistan (Gedrosia) (location)
Description: The Kulli culture was located in southern Balochistan


Name: China (Country)
Description: The technique of making India ink probably came from China


Name: subtropical broadleaf forests (forest type)
Description: Subtropical broadleaf forests that can be found in the Ryūkyū and Bonin Islands


Name: Higher-order platonic solid, such as a dodecahedron (Solid shape)
Description: The proposed shape for the pressurized volume in the alternative design for cubic press


Name: Cyprus and the Levantine coast (Location)
Description: Destination of the Mycenaean refugees


Name: species of woodpecker (Animal Species)
Description: Various species of woodpeckers found in the Spessart


Name: Meridiani Planum (Location)
Description: Site in the Terra Meridiani region where Opportunity rover was sent


Name: Bavarians (historical region)
Description: A historical region in southeastern Germany, named after the Bavarian people


Name: Michael van Langren (Astronomer)
Description: An astronomer who used the name 'Mare Belgicum' for Mare Tranquillitatis in 1645.


Name: Strong interelectronic repulsion in the compact 4f shell (Interelectronic Repulsion)
Description: The mutual repulsion of electrons with the same charge.


Name: Eastern Europe and North Asia (Region)
Description: A region encompassing the eastern part of Europe and northern part of Asia.


Name: The Cloisters (Museum)
Description: A branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Fort Tryon Park devoted to Medieval art and culture


Name: Ottoman Empire (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The imperial state that controlled much of Southeast Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa from the 14th to the early 20th century


Name: Powdered lutetium(III) oxide and crushed sapphire (Chemical Substance)
Description: The feedstock used in the growth process.


Name: Greeks (ethnicity)
Description: People living in Greece during the Middle Ages.


Name: Leisure Seal (Seal)
Description: Types of private seals in China, usually with a short text inscription.


Name: contributing to the long-term success and satisfaction of dental implant patients worldwide (Function)
Description: Used for contributing to the long-term success and satisfaction of dental implant patients worldwide.


Name: Ancient Greece (Region)
Description: A historical region encompassing modern-day Greece


Name: Seafood (Food)
Description: The food item Seafood


Name: Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye (1919) (HistoricalEntity)
Description: a treaty that imposed conditions upon the vanquished Austria after World War I


Name: Misleading Gemstone Trade Terms (Term)
Description: Trade terms that can mislead unsuspecting buyers


Name: 2030 (Year)
Description: The year when China plans to land humans on the Moon


Name: Kingdom of Macedon (Political Entity)
Description: The kingdom ruled by Philip II and Alexander the Great


Name: Edgar Degas (Artist)
Description: One of the most famous impressionist painters.


Name: Han Chinese cross-collared, wide-sleeves attire (clothing)
Description: A clothing style derived from the Han dynasty attire with some altered designs


Name: climate (meteorological phenomenon)
Description: The island's climate is moderated by the Gulf Stream


Name: the new field (Field)
Description: a relatively recent area of study during Spurr's lifetime


Name: Military and aerospace applications due to its strength and resistance to high temperatures (Application)
Description: Used in military and aerospace applications due to its strength and resistance to high temperatures


Name: Eruption of Capelinhos volcano in 1957 (Natural Disaster)
Description: The event that caused these communities to be affected


Name: Gateway National Recreation Area (National Park)
Description: Recreational area covering over 26,000 acres (110 km2) in New York City


Name: Officers in Japan and Other Parts of Asia (Occupation)
Description: High-ranking military personnel.


Name: Hyella balani (Organism)
Description: A cyanobacterium that can bore through limestone.


Name: Among a modern gemcutter's work (Profession)
Description: Activities that a modern gemcutter performs.


Name: Charles Friedel and James Crafts (PersonGroup)
Description: Chemists who synthesized tetraethylsilane in 1863


Name: Ahrensite (Mineral)
Description: Iron-bearing analogue of ringwoodite


Name: Birreria (Building)
Description: A building located adjacent to Poz


Name: Local culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of the local inhabitants


Name: the largest lakes in Europe (Description)
Description: The largest lakes in Europe by area or volume.


Name: Pyroxene Hornfels Facies (Geological Formation)
Description: A facies of hornfels characterized by the presence of pyroxene


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


Name: Almoravids (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled much of North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula from 1056 to 1147


Name: Cool summers (temperature)
Description: One of the characteristics of the temperate oceanic climate.


Name: Manfred Richter and Eva Lübbe (Authors)
Description: Researchers who proposed a verbal definition and formula for saturation.


Name: Engagement rings (Jewelry item)
Description: A ring worn to symbolize a marriage proposal


Name: Strasbourg (City)
Description: A city in northeastern France, known for its historic center and European institutions.


Name: American market (in unspecified time) (Market)
Description: The American market


Name: famine in 1921 (Historical Event)
Description: a significant food shortage accompanied by high mortality


Name: Human Dopamine Transporter (Biological Molecule)
Description: A protein responsible for dopamine reuptake in humans


Name: London 2012 Summer Olympics Medals (Award)
Description: The largest ever Olympic medals awarded at the London 2012 Summer Olympics.


Name: New England region (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical area of New England through which these highways pass


Name: Diamond (mineral)
Description: are formed under high pressure and temperature


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


Name: 1925-1929 (Time Period)
Description: the time period from 1925 to 1929


Name: Carolingian and Ottonian periods (Historical Period)
Description: Periods in the Middle Ages of the Western Europe


Name: Consiglio di Stato e Consiglio comunale (Organization)
Description: The State Council and Municipal Council of Lugano


Name: Human race (species)
Description: human beings and other hominids


Name: Quartzite (type of metamorphic rock)
Description: metamorphosed form of sandstone


Name: The Noachian Period (Mars) (Geological Period)
Description: The earliest period of Mars, corresponding to the Hadean or early Archean eons on Earth.


Name: November and December (Time Period)
Description: Alabama has a secondary tornado season in November and December


Name: Cuban Communist Party (Political Group)
Description: The ruling political party in Cuba, led by the Communist Party of Cuba.


Name: Human (class)
Description: A class representing human beings.


Name: Morello cherry (fruit)
Description: A variety of sour cherries


Name: Silica-undersaturated Magmas (Geological Feature)
Description: Magmas with low silicon content


Name: Tanzanian Customs Officials (Organization)
Description: Officials responsible for customs in Tanzania


Name: numerous world-leading infrastructural projects (Projects)
Description: Includes the largest high-speed rail network, most supertall skyscrapers, the largest power plant (Three Gorges Dam), and a global satellite navigation system


Name: Frondel (Person)
Description: Individual who proposed the theory of how the chiastolite cross is formed.


Name: Iron Bridge (Structure)
Description: The first iron bridge built in 1778, a monument to the role of iron during the Industrial Revolution.


Name: Word 'complementary' (Geometric Concept)
Description: The concept of angles being complementary.


Name: Tetrahedral-Octahedral Honeycomb (Specific type of Honeycomb)
Description: A structure invented by Buckminster Fuller.


Name: persecution of Muslims (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A period of violence and discrimination against Muslim communities during the Ottoman contraction


Name: The 14th Dalai Lama (Person)
Description: Influential figure on post-war Western Buddhism


Name: Companies subject to the US law (Corporate Entity)
Description: Business entities operating within the United States that are subject to the conflict minerals reporting requirement.


Name: Political and social movements (Movement)
Description: Activities aimed at influencing political or social change.


Name: Monarch (institution)
Description: the sovereign of the United Kingdom


Name: Ivory (People)
Description: Inhabitants of Ivory Coast, who were initially excluded from policy-making


Name: Isostatic rebound due to the melting of the last ice age (geological process)
Description: The Alps are subject to isostatic rebound due to the melting of the last ice age


Name: Roman Republic (Political Entity)
Description: Ancient Rome during the period of republican government.


Name: Production of Fascist Propaganda (Political Activity)
Description: The production of propaganda to support Mussolini's fascist regime.


Name: John Milton (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Game/hunting (Activity)
Description: Hunting opportunities offered by the forests


Name: Ancient Greek tribe: Graeci (Γραικοί) (Tribe)
Description: one of first ancient Greek tribes to settle Magna Graecia in southern Italy


Name: Zinc (ChemicalElement)
Description: A metallic chemical element with atomic number 30.


Name: 1% of GDP (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of Russia's GDP spent on research and development


Name: Acadian and Québécois Culture (Culture)
Description: Influence of Acadian and Québécois culture in much of rural New England, particularly Maine.


Name: Rocks (Geological formation)
Description: A broad category of Earth's solid material


Name: Nitrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: Forms Magnesium nitride Mg3N2


Name: Bishopric of Sion (historical entity)
Description: A historical bishopric located in Valais


Name: Kaohsiung Incident (Historical Event)
Description: The main event that united Taiwan's opposition in 1979


Name: Sushi (Food)
Description: Traditional Japanese dish made of vinegared rice and various ingredients.


Name: Marxism (Ideology)
Description: A political and economic theory originated from the works of Karl Marx


Name: Neolithic population (population)
Description: The population living during the Neolithic period on Crete


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Site (designation)
Description: The designation of Ouro Preo by UNESCO.


Name: cultural values (Culture)
Description: The beliefs, customs, and social norms of a country


Name: dolomite, calcite, tremolite, grossular, wollastonite, forsterite, monticellite, cuspidine, fluoborite, ludwigite, fluorite and phlogopite (Mineral)
Description: The minerals that are often found together with Norbergite.


Name: Jewelers of America (JA-IDMA) (organization)
Description: An organization formed by the merger of IDMA and JA.


Name: ECCAS (Community of East African States) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security among its 5 member states in Eastern Africa


Name: Colombia's Security Guarantees Commission (CGSeguro) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian commission established to monitor and ensure the security of former combatants, social leaders, human rights defenders and victims.


Name: military and political alliance between Russia and the Cossack Hetmanate (group)
Description: The agreement acknowledged loyalty to the Russian monarch


Name: 84,170 persons (Individuals)
Description: The number of individuals who received Spanish citizenship in 2008.


Name: Ceramic and Glass (Material)
Description: Inorganic, non-metallic solid substances having a crystal structure.


Name: Showpiece (Artifact class)
Description: An object that grew into an ornamental item over time.


Name: Josiah Wedgwood (Person)
Description: English potter and businessman who revolutionized the ceramic industry with his inventions


Name: size, shape, and material of the nanoparticle attached (Physical property)
Description: Properties that can affect adhesion and friction forces


Name: 19th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt (dynasty)
Description: Dynasty during which the map was drawn


Name: State of New York (State)
Description: Represents the state of New York.


Name: An 'Andesite Planet' (Concept)
Description: A hypothetical planet where andesitic rocks are dominant


Name: James Cook (Person)
Description: The British explorer James Cook


Name: Frictional and shock melting due to the higher pressure compressive stages of the shockwave expansion (Geological Process)
Description: Describes the mechanism of formation for S-Type pseudotachylytes


Name: Māori (culture)
Description: Cultural group that adopted New Zealand literature


Name: valleys and mountains of Switzerland (Geographical_region)
Description: The many small valleys separated by high mountains in Switzerland


Name: Water Pollution (Problem)
Description: Contamination of water bodies with harmful substances.


Name: Size and shape of the nanoparticles (Nanoparticle property)
Description: The properties that are affected by nucleation


Name: Soap Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce soap and other cleaning products


Name: Constantine (city)
Description: A city located in Algeria, known as the capital of the Hammadid Emirate


Name: Even in combat scenes (scenario)
Description: A series of events or actions taking place, typically one after the other


Name: Dairy Products Production (Product)
Description: The production of dairy products


Name: Aluminium-silicon alloys (silumin alloys) (Materials/Alloys)
Description: A type of alloy used mainly in the automotive industry


Name: Temperature Range (PhysicalProperty)
Description: The temperature range inside the quarry (20 to 40 °F or -7 to 4 °C)


Name: Technology (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as technology


Name: Sapphires with inclusions that create a cat's-eye effect (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has inclusions that create a cat's-eye effect


Name: Maya ceramic arts (Art Form)
Description: The ceramic artworks produced during the Maya Classic Period.


Name: European Union or its fiscal area (Economic Grouping)
Description: EU and its monetary region


Name: The majority of Buddhist traditions (Belief System)
Description: Most beliefs and practices within Buddhism


Name: Blue diamonds (gem)
Description: Gem with a blue color, can have secondary hues of green or gray


Name: Ireland, Quebec, Italy, Portugal, Germany, Poland, Scandinavia, Asia, Latin America, Africa, and other parts of the U.S. (Geographical Areas and Countries)
Description: The region has become more ethnically diverse over time.


Name: ancient Romans (Romans)
Description: While traveling


Name: zinc compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Ulrike Scharf (Person)
Description: The Bavarian minister for the environment


Name: Political Rulers or Religious Establishments (Institution)
Description: Entities that commissioned much art historically.


Name: amphibole minerals (mineral type)
Description: tremolite or actinolite


Name: Chinese history (historical_period)
Description: Used as a sign of rank and during rituals


Name: Popularity of crystal healing (Belief system)
Description: A pseudoscientific belief in the healing properties of crystals.


Name: Subordinate Vixens (Animal gender)
Description: Female red foxes in lower positions within the social hierarchy


Name: Accensi Velati (Job Title)
Description: Non-military participants of military campaigns


Name: Southeastern England (Geographical Area)
Description: New England shares a unique, often non-rhotic traditional coastal dialect with the southeastern half of England.


Name: Universities in Turkey (Educational Institution)
Description: Higher education institutions located in Turkey.


Name: Average rail usage per Swiss resident (Statistical Data)
Description: 2,550 kilometres (1,580 mi) annually


Name: Britain and Ireland (Location)
Description: A region that experienced large-scale emigration from 1815 to 1930


Name: Britain's colonial rivals (France) and indigenous peoples (Enemy Nations)
Description: Nations with which the American colonists were at war


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


Name: Roman Empire (empire)
Description: The ancient Roman civilization from its establishment in 27 BC to the fall of the Western Roman Empire in AD 476


Name: Monarch (Position)
Description: The king or queen of Norway, who serves as the head of state.


Name: United States government (institution)
Description: Government of the United States of America


Name: refining alumina, cleaning textiles and leather, manufacturing soap (Application)
Description: Applications for Lithium hydroxide


Name: Pohansko near Břeclav (settlement)
Description: An important Great Moravian settlement


Name: Actinolite amphibole, Actinolite schist (Rock)
Description: Can indicate that the amphibolite may not represent a peak metamorphic grade in the amphibolite facies or may be the result of hydrothermal alteration or metasomatism.


Name: Art Technique (Object)
Description: A method used in the creation of artworks.


Name: a succession of wars, famines and other disasters (-)
Description: -


Name: Independent Kingdom of Greece (Country)
Description: The first independent Hellenic state since antiquity


Name: Logan sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A large faceted blue sapphire in the National Museum of Natural History


Name: 2 (in 2008) (Number)
Description: -


Name: Organoboron compounds (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: A large number of known chemical compounds that are useful in organic synthesis


Name: Agadez, Niger (Location)
Description: The location where the furnaces were found


Name: after about the 1860s (Timeframe)
Description: -


Name: Modern European Theatre Art (Art Form)
Description: Contemporary theatre trends in Europe


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


Name: Micas (Subcategory of Mineral)
Description: A group of phyllosilicate minerals characterized by their sheet-like structure and perfect basal cleavage


Name: Uranium dinitride (UN2) (compound)
Description: A compound of uranium and nitrogen


Name: ethnic Turks (ethnic group)
Description: The second most populous ethnic group in Turkey, with whom Kurds often intermarry.


Name: Lanthanum extraction (Chemical process)
Description: The extraction of lanthanum from its ore.


Name: Buchan metamorphism (Geological phenomena)
Description: A sequence of metamorphic events that took place at lower pressure than the Barrovian


Name: Cutter (Profession)
Description: A person who cuts and shapes gemstones, particularly diamonds


Name: Other Locations (Location)
Description: The locations where gold is sourced since the closure of the Homestake Mine


Name: Egyptian temples (Architecture)
Description: Temples in ancient Egypt


Name: Organoneodymium compounds (chemical compound)
Description: Compounds that have a neodymium–carbon bond


Name: ANZUS pact (Treaty)
Description: A military alliance between Australia, New Zealand and the United States


Name: X collaborator (Person)
Description: Undefined number of collaborators


Name: United Nations Security Council (Organization)
Description: An organ of the United Nations that has primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security


Name: Advanced Culture (Cultural Entity)
Description: A culture that has the ability to create monumental sculpture


Name: Bogotá Philharmonic Orchestra (orchestra)
Description: One of the most active orchestras in Colombia


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: Australia, a country in Oceania


Name: Environmental Issues (Environmental Science)
Description: Problems related to the health and stability of our planet's ecosystems, caused by human activities.


Name: Clemgia (River)
Description: One of the few long rivers that converge with the Inn


Name: England (Country)
Description: The United Kingdom.


Name: Grain-boundary-migration recrystallization (Geological process)
Description: Process that reduces the internal energy by increasing the grain boundary area and reducing the grain volume


Name: Mössbauer spectroscopy (Technique)
Description: Used to assess oxidation states and other bonding properties


Name: St. Moritz, Switzerland (Location)
Description: A municipality in the Engadin region of the Swiss canton of Graubünden.


Name: Citizen soldiers or insurgents (Military force)
Description: Irregular military forces that operated in Missouri during the American Civil War


Name: 1897 (Year)
Description: Significant date in Greek-Ottoman War


Name: English alternative name for Greece (Hellas) (Country name)
Description: The English alternative name Hellas is mostly found in archaic or poetic contexts today


Name: Custom Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed and produced according to specific customer requirements, offering personalization and exclusivity


Name: Golden (Color)
Description: A hue of yellow, symbolizing reason in medieval European symbolism.


Name: Val Bregaglia (Valley)
Description: One of the valleys on the south side of the Alps, drained by the Mera


Name: Painting or Sculpture (Visual Art)
Description: The art forms of painting and sculpture


Name: Decreasing particle size and functionalizing surfaces of nanodiamonds (Process)
Description: Reducing the size and modifying the surface of nanodiamonds


Name: amuletic powers (power)
Description: Blackfeet tribe believe ammolite to possess amuletic powers


Name: South Slavic nations (Historical Entity)
Description: Established due to migrations from the territories of present-day Ukraine


Name: pubic hair (Anatomical term)
Description: The body part that Gooseberry bush is used to refer to.


Name: Lignite extraction regulations (Legislation)
Description: Regulations governing lignite extraction


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: A former country in Northern Eurasia and North America that existed from 1922 to 1991, spanning much of Eastern Europe and north Asia.


Name: Renewable energy (Energy source)
Description: Electricity generated from natural resources that can be replenished over time


Name: LGBT people in Turkey (Demographic Group)
Description: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals living in Turkey.


Name: Nd:YAG (Laser medium)
Description: Relationship between Er:YAG and Nd:YAG


Name: Early French writing (Literary movement)
Description: Writing produced during the Middle Ages in France


Name: Unknown (concept)
Description: Represents something that is not known or understood


Name: 75.32% White, 0.28% Black or African American, 11.47% Native American, 0.44% Asian, 0.07% Pacific Islander, 9.58% from other races, and 2.84% from two or more races (Percentage)
Description: Racial makeup of Okanogan County population as per the 2000 census


Name: jewellery (Art Form)
Description: Category that hardstone carving overlaps with


Name: Pliny the Elder (Person)
Description: Ancient Roman naturalist and author


Name: Uranium miners diagnosed with cancer or other respiratory ailments (Group of people)
Description: Uranium miners who were diagnosed with cancer or other respiratory ailments


Name: drug delivery (Application)
Description: Drug delivery has been demonstrated as a potential application of nanodiamonds.


Name: Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) (Gases)
Description: Synthetic compounds containing carbon, fluorine, chlorine, and hydrogen that were used in aerosol sprays, refrigeration, and as solvents.


Name: Black South Sea Pearls (Mineral)
Description: A misconception about the black pearls' classification.


Name: Copyright protection (Legal Right)
Description: A set of exclusive rights granted to creators for their original works, which includes the right to reproduce, distribute, and display their creations.


Name: Special Municipalities (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Districts for local administration, further divided into districts


Name: Constitution of 1948 (Legislation)
Description: The highest source of the Italian Law


Name: Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation (Organization)
Description: Foundation she was president of.


Name: Afghanistan War (2001–present) (War)
Description: The ongoing armed conflict in Afghanistan between the Afghan National Security Forces and the Taliban.


Name: Foreigners in France (Group)
Description: Immigrants and their descendants living in France


Name: King Harald V (Monarch)
Description: The current King of Norway


Name: Le Corbusier (Architect)
Description: Modernist architect who called for a 'calm and powerful architecture' built of reinforced concrete and steel


Name: - (Property)
Description: A characteristic that allows the material to not conduct electricity significantly.


Name: 100 million carats or 20 tonnes annually (Quantity proportion)
Description: Annual proportion of industrial-quality diamonds


Name: Goldbach (Geographical Feature)
Description: A place where early Iron Age artifacts were found.


Name: Municipalities and the Federal District (Administrative Division)
Description: Local administrative divisions in Brazil


Name: Inwood Marble (Material)
Description: -


Name: Metallic Lithium (State of Lithium)
Description: The metallic form of lithium


Name: Diocesi di Lugano (Geographical Region)
Description: A diocese in Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Ceramic art (Art Form)
Description: An art form that generates various styles, often related to contemporary sculpture and metalwork


Name: Middle-aged adults (40-49) (age group)
Description: Age group consisting of middle-aged adults between 40 and 49


Name: Green (Color)
Description: A color typically produced by combining light from a green primary with some light from the blue primary in additive color devices


Name: Tang civil service bureaucrats (Historical figure)
Description: State bureaucrats during the Tang dynasty


Name: First Sino-Japanese War (HistoricalEvent)
Description: War between China and Japan in the late 19th century


Name: Hoori (person)
Description: A person in the Kojiki


Name: Complex matrices (Matrix for characterization)
Description: Refers to the fact that some applications of nanoparticles may be characterized in complex matrices such as water, soil, food, polymers, inks, complex mixtures of organic liquids such as in cosmetics, or blood


Name: 1.85 doctors and 2.3 hospital beds for every 1,000 inhabitants (quantitative_statistic)
Description: Number of healthcare professionals and facilities per 1,000 people in Brazil (as of 2012)


Name: Phrygians (Historical figure)
Description: The people with whom Neo-Hittites and Urartu shared Anatolia


Name: fluorescent lamps (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that produce light by ionizing a gas


Name: Ipswich (town)
Description: A town located in England


Name: Chromium (Element)
Description: A hard, bluish-white, lustrous transition metal belonging to the d block elements


Name: Great St Bernard Hospice (Institution)
Description: A shelter for humans and a destination for pilgrims


Name: Christian themes (themes in art)
Description: topics related to the Christian religion


Name: Ozark National Scenic Riverways (Park)
Description: A national park in Missouri


Name: Many early cultures (Historical Periods)
Description: Early societies that adopted sedentary farming


Name: Contact between Etruscans and Greeks (Historical Event)
Description: Interaction between the Etruscans and ancient Greeks


Name: Average internet speed (Quantity)
Description: The average download speed of internet connections


Name: Great Moravia (Historical Entity)
Description: Prominent theme of the Czech and Slovak romantic nationalism, regarded as a cultural root of several Slavic nations in Central Europe.


Name: Jochen Rindt (Person)
Description: An Austrian former Formula One driver


Name: Supreme Council (Government Body)
Description: Executive body presided over by the Supreme Leader


Name: lignite (jet) (mineraloid)
Description: Derived from the decay of wood under extreme pressure underground


Name: Land in Eastern Ukraine (Geographical Entity)
Description: The land that was taken over by the Khazars at the end of the 7th century


Name: Upper Valais (District)
Description: one of the districts in Valais


Name: Larissa and much of central Thessaly (region)
Description: Region in Greece


Name: [105][106] (source)
Description: Citations for information regarding the number of human sacrifices annually


Name: leucophoenicite subgroup (Subgroup)
Description: A specific subgroup within the humite subgroup.


Name: Meteorite fall (Event)
Description: The term used to refer to a meteorite collection after it was observed.


Name: Frisian people (Ethnic group)
Description: The same ethnic group that Willibrord converted to Christianity.


Name: Reds and Blues (Color)
Description: Two primary colors used in paintings


Name: ruling class (social status)
Description: A group that held political power in a particular region


Name: High coordination number (Physical Property)
Description: -


Name: About 1 in 20 meteorites (Quantifiable Entity)
Description: Ratio of meteorites containing taenite and kamacite


Name: Olive trees (Olea europaea) (Tree Species)
Description: A tree species commonly found in the Mediterranean region, including Andalusia


Name: Amphibolite (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A dark-colored, dense metamorphic rock containing amphibole and plagioclase feldspar.


Name: lead (Mineral)
Description: One of the resources mined in Missouri


Name: Cycladic Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: White-coloured houses architecture in the Cyclades


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


Name: Aesthetic delicacy (Quality)
Description: The aesthetic finesse found in coins of the earlier Greek period


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: A team sport played with a spherical ball.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: a continent in Eurasia and Africa


Name: Fayalite, Magnetite, Quartz (Mineral)
Description: The minerals making up the 'FMQ' oxygen buffer


Name: alpine area (Geographical Area)
Description: Area defined as 'alpine' where in the alpine meadow plants are found


Name: The Communist Manifesto (Book)
Description: A book written by German philosophers Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels detailing their theories about the nature of society and politics, and the struggle between classes.


Name: Sapphire, Ruby (Relationship)
Description: Is a type of Sapphire or Ruby


Name: Dust Particles (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Small particles that can remain suspended in the atmosphere


Name: Utility (Concept)
Description: Having a practical use, serving a purpose


Name: Cryptic metasomatism (Geological process)
Description: A type of metasomatism caused by interactions between rising or percolating melts and surrounding peridotite, resulting in changes to both melt and peridotite compositions.


Name: Preventative care in Algeria's healthcare system (Chronic disease management)
Description: The emphasis placed on primary care within the Algerian healthcare system to prevent and control chronic diseases


Name: Black corals (Marine organisms)
Description: A type of marine invertebrates that build hard, black skeletons.


Name: August 2021 (Date)
Description: The month and year when the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan collapsed.


Name: Ottoman Turkish forces (Military_force)
Description: Forces led by Mehmed II


Name: Gupta Empire (Empire)
Description: A historical empire covering the c.320–550


Name: Court justices (judicial office)
Description: Individuals appointed to serve as judges in Ukraine


Name: Denisova Cave (location)
Description: a cave in the Altai Mountains of southern Siberia


Name: Cycladic Art (art_style)
Description: A style of art that was influenced by Minoan Art


Name: Street Art (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the late 20th century.


Name: 2019 Estimate (Event)
Description: Estimate of 5.3–5.6 million Muslims with a migrant background


Name: Tasman District (AdministrativeArea)
Description: An administrative district in New Zealand


Name: Byzantine Empire (330–1453) (Historical Event)
Description: The Greek-speaking successor state to the Eastern Roman Empire


Name: Modern round brilliant cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A modern diamond cut that surpasses the Old European cut in brilliance but is inferior in fire


Name: Francois Xavier d'Entrecolles (Person)
Description: French Jesuit who revealed Chinese porcelain manufacturing secrets


Name: Principality of Serbia and Principality of Montenegro (state)
Description: were the only majority Slavic states in 1878


Name: Charlton Hunt Club (Organization)
Description: The first fox hunting club formed in 1737


Name: Rome (Location)
Description: City where Constantine (Cyril) and Methodius visited


Name: Pančić's Peak (Geographical Feature)
Description: Was renamed to honor Josif Pančić in 1951


Name: Lorenzen (Individual)
Description: The individual who locates the origins of a distinct Hindu identity in the interaction between Muslims and Hindus


Name: Years prior to World War I (time period)
Description: Period before World War I


Name: Ericoid mycorrhizal fungi associated with Calluna, Erica and Vaccinium (Fungi)
Description: Fungi that can grow in metalliferous soils containing copper


Name: Polybius (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek historian and military officer


Name: Vacuum deposition methods (Technique)
Description: Methods used for coating glass to create mirrors for optical instruments.


Name: Recycling (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy that focuses on collecting, processing, and reusing waste materials as raw materials for new products


Name: Bromides (Compound)
Description: Binary compounds containing bromine and another element


Name: Inexpressible personality migrates (Concept)
Description: In relation to rebirth


Name: Toledo (City)
Description: A city in modern-day Spain


Name: Forest cover of Algeria (natural_resource)
Description: Covered around 1% of the total land area


Name: Diamonds graded G–J (Classification)
Description: -


Name: Reflect light (Light Interaction)
Description: The function of the pavilion is to reflect light back through the top of the diamond


Name: high gun homicide rate (Statistic)
Description: The U.S. gun homicide rate is significantly higher compared to other high-income countries


Name: between 10,000 and 15,000 (Population)
Description: The number of inhabitants in a typical Altepetl


Name: Gold (metal)
Description: A dense, soft metal with a bright yellow appearance


Name: Motivation for secrecy (Concept)
Description: Depending on the motivation for secrecy


Name: PISA Knowledge and Skills (Assessment)
Description: An international study conducted by the OECD that measures 15-year-olds' reading, mathematical, and scientific literacy skills


Name: Ames Laboratory (Laboratory)
Description: A United States Department of Energy national laboratory managed by Iowa State University


Name: Eurozone (Region)
Description: The Eurozone is a monetary union consisting of 19 European Union countries that use the euro currency.


Name: luminescence-based biosensing (Bioanalytical Technique)
Description: The detection of biomolecules using luminescence


Name: Brasília (City)
Description: National capital of Brazil


Name: Marble waste recycling (Process)
Description: The process of recovering, sorting, and reprocessing marble waste.


Name: Holy of Holies (Religious Location)
Description: The innermost part of the Jewish Tabernacle or the First Temple in Jerusalem.


Name: Most Ivorians (Social Group)
Description: The majority of Ivorian people who were subjected to the indigénat.


Name: Alps (mountain_range)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: Boreal Kingdom (Geographical Division)
Description: Phytogeographically, Greece belongs to this kingdom


Name: Lunar Goddess of Ancient Carthage (Mythological Figure)
Description: The award is named after this ancient goddess


Name: Active Military Personnel (Occupation)
Description: 455,461 active military personnel


Name: Greece's motorway network (Transportation system)
Description: The road infrastructure in Greece


Name: Tri- and di- calcium silicates (C3S and C2S) (Class of Minerals)
Description: Minerals that provide strength to cement.


Name: Understanding the human mental operation (Goal)
Description: The goal that psychologists should consider culture for


Name: Two crossed arrows symbol (Symbol)
Description: A symbol that predates Dalarna's coat of arms


Name: Transatlantic Slave Trade (Historical Event)
Description: The forced migration of enslaved African people to the Americas


Name: electoral college (voting system)
Description: Body responsible for selecting senators.


Name: Uri, Schwyz and Nidwalden (canton)
Description: Three Swiss cantons collectively


Name: Hydrothermal growth (Technique)
Description: A technique for growing garnets at lower temperatures.


Name: West region (Region)
Description: A geographical area within Valais


Name: Steel Fasteners (Type of Fastener)
Description: Fasteners made of stainless steel, carbon steel, or alloy steel.


Name: Waste Prevention (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy focused on reducing the amount of waste generated before it is produced, by designing products to be durable or reusable


Name: Europeans (Civilization)
Description: People who used the Naue II Type Swords


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe bordered by Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, and the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au (from Latin aurum) and atomic number 79, making it one of the higher atomic number elements that occur naturally. In its pure form, it is a bright, slightly reddish yellow, dense soft metal.


Name: Residents (Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Ivory Coast


Name: Synnada (Ancient Town)
Description: An ancient town in Phrygia Salutaris, Asia Minor


Name: Kabyles (Berber tribe)
Description: A Berber tribe inhabiting northern Algeria


Name: William Gregor (Scientist)
Description: A British chemist who discovered Titanium in 1791


Name: Cathodes (Part of aluminum production process)
Description: Electrodes for the electrolysis of aluminum.


Name: Ethiopia and inland Yemen (Region)
Description: Regions where the coffee was grown before transport


Name: John Lloyd Stephens (Person)
Description: A United States traveler who published well-illustrated accounts on ancient Mexico in the early 1840s


Name: Average monthly sunshine range (Weather parameter)
Description: Ranges from 45 in November 2019 to 300 in June 2019


Name: West Frisian (Language)
Description: The second official language recognized in the northern province of Friesland


Name: weights for various applications (Physical Object)
Description: -


Name: Monetary gain or other benefits (Legal Term)
Description: Examples include obtaining a passport, travel document, driver's license, or mortgage fraud.


Name: cultural_melting_pot (GeographicArea)
Description: A city where diverse cultures, arts, and traditions blend together


Name: Spanish language (Language)
Description: The official language of Spain since 1931


Name: Middle East (Geographical Location)
Description: Region centered on the Arabian Peninsula


Name: Berber tribes (ethnic group)
Description: Tribes originating from North Africa


Name: Tens of millions globally (Number of people)
Description: -


Name: Optics (Science)
Description: Study of the behavior and properties of light


Name: Martin Heidegger (Person)
Description: German philosopher and seminal thinker


Name: Festive Pilgrimage to Nabi Musa Shrine Complex (Religious Event)
Description: A religious event held at the Nabi Musa Shrine Complex


Name: Orthodox Christian celebration of Easter (Religious Event)
Description: A Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ


Name: Isabella I (person)
Description: Queen of Castile and Leon from 1474 until her death in 1504.


Name: oldest surviving castings (Group)
Description: A group of the oldest known cast objects, created thousands of years ago


Name: Cubic zirconia annual global production (Production)
Description: The annual global production of cubic zirconia


Name: Roman and Italian Renaissance Gardens (Garden Style)
Description: Influenced the history of gardening, especially French and English gardens


Name: Manufacturing and industry sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Ruby (Color)
Description: The color 'ruby' is displayed to the right.


Name: World's Most Visited Cities (Ranking Category)
Description: A ranking of cities based on the number of foreign visitors they receive


Name: Cross-country skiing (RecreationActivity)
Description: Cross-country skiing as a popular recreational activity in Oppdal, Norway


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


Name: Texts before the Gospels (Historical Artifact)
Description: Four centuries or more before the gospels.


Name: Hongwu Emperor (Person)
Description: The founder of the Ming dynasty


Name: Šumadija region of Central Serbia (-)
Description: -


Name: Nobel Peace Prize (Award)
Description: The award given to individuals or organizations who have made significant contributions for peace.


Name: Military decorations (decoration)
Description: Decorations given for military service


Name: Various races, including Formula One (Race)
Description: The races that have been hosted at Suzuka Circuit.


Name: Jadeite beads and axe heads (Artifacts)
Description: Objects made from jadeite found in Itoigawa


Name: Residential, commercial, and industrial applications (work-field)
Description: Areas of work within the trade


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia where these fluorite ornaments are mined and exported


Name: Industrial Area (Location type)
Description: Industrial Area


Name: Cosecant of its complement B (Mathematical Function)
Description: A trigonometric function that gives the cosecant of angle B, which is the complement of angle A.


Name: Value-Added Tax and Direct Federal Tax (Taxes)
Description: Major sources of income for the Swiss government


Name: Liberation (Goal)
Description: Liberation from saṃsāra through moksha


Name: carved meeting houses (wharenui) (building)
Description: Type of Māori architecture decorated with symbolic carvings and illustrations


Name: Khmers (culture)
Description: Culture that used ceramics in their daily life


Name: Toadstone (Artifact)
Description: A gemstone, believed to have healing properties.


Name: Fossil Record (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A collection of preserved remains or traces of organisms from the past


Name: Almoravid dynasty (historical_dynasty)
Description: One of the Berber dynasties that dominated Morocco, the Maghreb and al-Andalus


Name: several universities (Institution)
Description: -


Name: Rhyolites in Colorado (Geological formation)
Description: A volcanic rock that is fine-grained, silica-rich, and extrusive.


Name: Metro-North Railroad (Organization)
Description: A commuter rail service in the U.S., serving parts of New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey.


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


Name: Tanzania (Country)
Description: A country located in East Africa.


Name: The long Neolithic Jōmon period (time period)
Description: Time when these figures were predominantly made


Name: aureole of granitic intrusions in the upper or middle crust (Geological Feature)
Description: Most commonly.


Name: well-defended fortifications (Defensive Structure)
Description: Strong protective measures taken to secure the castles.


Name: Other household products (Goods)
Description: Items that are bought or sold to satisfy a need or want, such as food, clothing, and shelter


Name: inner peace and happiness (emotion)
Description: A state of calmness and contentment.


Name: Naxos (Place)
Description: An island where emery, the source of abrasive powder, has been mined since antiquity.


Name: Collage (technique)
Description: A technique used in art that involves gluing various different objects onto a surface


Name: Export and Import Control (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Strategies for managing waste through control of exports and imports.


Name: Pig Iron (Substance)
Description: An alloy containing relatively large amounts of carbon, produced as a byproduct during the first stage of iron or steel manufacturing


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


Name: The Kainah (Kainaiwa) reserve (Geographical Area)
Description: Area where about half of all Ammolite deposits are found


Name: Spoils System (Historical Administrative System)
Description: A system of appointing public officials, especially in the US, based on political loyalty rather than merit or qualifications.


Name: Tide-ebbing jewel (artifact)
Description: An artifact mentioned in the Kojiki, used to let an opponent live


Name: Anthocyanins (pigment)
Description: A type of pigment responsible for the red, purple, and blue colors in various plants


Name: 33 facets (crown) (Number of Facets)
Description: The number of facets on the top half of the round brilliant cut diamond


Name: Albanian language (Language)
Description: The Albanian language that is co-official in North Macedonia.


Name: Democracy (Form of government)
Description: A system of governance where citizens have the right to vote on policy issues and elect their leaders


Name: apeiron (language term)
Description: An ancient Greek term that means 'unbounded', 'indefinite', and perhaps can be translated as 'infinite'.


Name: Rebellion of Umar ibn Hafsun (Rebellion)
Description: Umar ibn Hafsun's resistance against the Umayyad emir


Name: Tattooing (Cultural Practice)
Description: The practice of permanently marking the skin


Name: Diocles (mathematician)
Description: A Greek mathematician who described and studied parabolic mirrors in his work On Burning Mirrors.


Name: Natural sapphires (Mineral)
Description: Sapphires found naturally, without any treatment or alteration.


Name: Samothrace (island)
Description: an island in the North Aegean Sea


Name: creating objects of adornment, religious artifacts, trade instruments, and weaponry using non-ferrous metals (Skill)
Description: The ability to create a wide range of metal items.


Name: Greek Composers (Musician)
Description: Composers who had significant impact on the development of avant garde and modern classical music


Name: Shatterproof Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed to be resistant to breaking or shattering upon impact


Name: Electron Transfer (Method)
Description: A method used in chemical sensing that relies on electron transfer


Name: Titanium (Element)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Ti, it is one of the strongest and lightest metals


Name: Fox hunting territories (Location)
Description: Areas of Great Britain designated for fox hunting


Name: Salt (Object)
Description: A compound that results from the reaction between an acid and a base, usually having an ionic structure.


Name: Gion Matsuri (Festival)
Description: Celebrating the legend of Jingū using the tide jewels to defeat the Koreans.


Name: Risks (Uncertainty or Hazard)
Description: Probable uncertainty concerning the occurrence of an event, and its possible impact.


Name: 700 meteorites (Meteorite)
Description: The number of meteorites recovered in 1974 from the same place where the nine meteorites were found in 1969


Name: clean water (Natural resource)
Description: Water that has been processed by wastewater treatment facilities and is safe to be returned to society.


Name: John Lennon Wall (Wall)
Description: A graffiti-covered wall in Prague, Czech Republic that honors John Lennon


Name: German (Language)
Description: A language spoken in Germany and other countries


Name: Public servant (Government employee)
Description: A person employed in the public sector


Name: 3D Printing Technology (Technology)
Description: A technology used for creating three-dimensional objects.


Name: Irish Civil Service (Institution)
Description: The civil service of Ireland


Name: Wootz steel production (Process)
Description: The process of producing wootz steel


Name: Twinning Induced Plasticity (TWIP) Steel (material)
Description: A type of steel that uses a specific strain to increase work hardening effectiveness.


Name: Colombian Emeralds (Precious Gemstones)
Description: Green and sometimes green with a blueish-tint precious gemstones that are mined in various geological settings.


Name: Pomegranate seeds (Fruit part)
Description: Seeds of the pomegranate fruit, used in various applications.


Name: Khurasan region (geographical location)
Description: A historical Persian province in northeastern Iran


Name: Mediterranean Climate (Climate)
Description: The type of climate found in Spain.


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol H and atomic number 1


Name: Wei dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty that ruled from 386 to 534 A.D.


Name: Economic dynamism and privatisation (Economic Policy)
Description: Policies aimed at promoting economic growth, efficiency, and competitiveness.


Name: Au (Symbol)
Description: The symbol for Gold in the periodic table


Name: Cuprosklodowskite (mineral)
Description: A uranium mineral that contains copper instead


Name: High-temperature metamorphic talc carbonates, Ultramafic Rocks (Geological Formations and Rocks)
Description: Fenite alteration is known or restricted in distribution around high-temperature metamorphic talc carbonates, generally in the form of an aureole around ultramafic rocks.


Name: Americans (Group)
Description: The group that wanted to maintain their monopoly against the Soviets


Name: Torc (Artifact)
Description: An ornamental neckpiece made of circular bands, popular among various ancient cultures


Name: General Spanish Use (Usage)
Description: The usage where the loaned words are used in general Spanish


Name: Products (General)
Description: Any physical or virtual goods that are bought, sold, or used.


Name: Proteins (Biological)
Description: Complex organic molecules produced by living organisms


Name: God (deity)
Description: supreme being in monotheism, creator and ruler of the universe


Name: Influence from History (Historical influence)
Description: Through various historical periods and events


Name: crossguard (Weapon component)
Description: A guard attached to the hilt of a sword.


Name: Aluminium bronze (Alloy)
Description: A type of bronze with copper and aluminum


Name: Orienteering Map (Map Type)
Description: A type of map combining general and thematic elements for a specific audience


Name: the handicap principle (Theory in Evolutionary Biology)
Description: A theory that suggests a trait is an honest indicator of fitness


Name: Accuracy in hand engraving (Quality attribute)
Description: The precision achieved during the engraving process


Name: Palatial Chambers Iconography (Art)
Description: Iconography found in the palatial chambers


Name: high mountains (Geographical feature)
Description: Mountain ranges and peaks


Name: elementary and high school in Auburndale (Education)
Description: Schooling place of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Kuomintang (KMT) (political party)
Description: Chinese nationalist political party


Name: U.S. Tertiary or Higher Education (Education System)
Description: Education system in the U.S. beyond high school


Name: County of Barcelona and Kingdom of Aragon (Historical Political Entity)
Description: Two historical political entities in the Iberian Peninsula.


Name: Brazilian Music (Music)
Description: The music native to Brazil or created by Brazilians.


Name: Orange (color)
Description: A vibrant color between red and yellow on the color wheel.


Name: Ionic compound (Object)
Description: A compound that results from the reaction between an acid and a base, usually having an ionic structure.


Name: North-South, East-West, Pole (Geographic Directions or Poles)
Description: For the Earth modeled as a sphere, or for a general sphere given a spherical coordinate system, loxodromes can be aligned directly North–South, East–West or spiral infinitely around each pole.


Name: Mediterranean Sea (body of water)
Description: The eastern boundary of Andalusia.


Name: Russian Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: The empire that existed from 1721 to 1917


Name: Minoan Artifacts (from later periods) (artifact)
Description: Artifacts from later periods in Crete


Name: Westchester County (Location)
Description: A county in the state of New York, United States.


Name: Dutch forces (Military Group)
Description: Armed forces under control of the Dutch East India Company (VOC)


Name: Duet Rule (chemical rule)
Description: A chemical principle stating that in many lithium compounds, two lithium atoms are bonded to one molecule of a nonmetal


Name: relatively poor, shallow soils (geological feature)
Description: Soil type primarily found in Sierra Morena


Name: making concepts easier to represent (Goal)
Description: The goal of making ontologies closer to how they are discussed in everyday speech or academic literature.


Name: Europe (late 15th century onwards) (Geographical Area)
Description: Referred to the colour 'orange' as it is known today


Name: [Fishing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andalusia#Fishing) (Economic Activity)
Description: Climate change affects fishing in Andalusia


Name: Fault vein (Geological Feature)
Description: A crack or fracture in the rock that forms as a result of pseudotachylyte's generation.


Name: Purple mountains' majesty (Lyric in the song America the Beautiful)
Description: A phrase in the song referring to the purple colored mountains.


Name: Zinc Toxicosis (Disease)
Description: A potentially fatal condition resulting from excessive zinc intake


Name: Huntsville (City)
Description: City in the state of Alabama, served as temporary capital from 1819 to 1820


Name: Alfred Schoep (person)
Description: German geologist and mineralogist


Name: Regulation (Governance)
Description: A system of rules created by a governing body to ensure order and compliance.


Name: Biodiversity (NaturalFeature)
Description: The diverse collection of plant and animal species in Morocco


Name: Derbyshire Red Data plants (List of species)
Description: Collectively listed due to their rarity or recent declines


Name: General manager at the Simmer and Jack mine (Company)
Description: The company where Pope Yeatman worked as general manager.


Name: Image appearance (Visual property)
Description: The way an object appears in the reflection due to its distance from the observer


Name: trace impurities (Substance)
Description: Impurities present in natural minerals that usually impart color


Name: Brown coal (Geological material)
Description: A term used to refer to Lignite


Name: Medieval cuisine (Culinary Art)
Description: The cooking practices, food, and dining customs during the Middle Ages.


Name: Congo (Country)
Description: A country in Central Africa


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: An island country located in Oceania


Name: Halland (Location)
Description: A province in southwestern Sweden


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Period)
Description: The Industrial Revolution was initially centered on the Blackstone and Merrimack river valleys


Name: world literature (literature)
Description: The global context where Russian literature is significant.


Name: Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy (Location)
Description: A town in the Dolomites, host of the 1956 Winter Olympics.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: [Samhitas, Aranyakas, Brahmanas, Upanishads] (Text type)
Description: Different text types within each Veda


Name: a_subgroup_of (Relationship)
Description: Belonging to a larger group, in this case, the ethnic groups of New Zealand


Name: Mastic gum (Product)
Description: A resin produced by certain species of trees on the island, giving it the nickname 'The Mastic Island'


Name: Bearlodge District (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of the Black Hills National Forest


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


Name: Libyan (coin currency)
Description: Coins used in Greek to describe natives of North Africa


Name: Chinese diplomacy and international relations (Diplomacy International Relations)
Description: The traditional and modern approaches to Chinese diplomatic interactions, foreign policy, and international relations, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse strategies.


Name: Artisanal Mining (Mining Practice)
Description: Small-scale mining, often conducted individually or by a small group of people without the involvement of formal companies


Name: rejuvenation and spiritual merit (Benefit)
Description: The benefits gained by visiting Tirthas, such as rejuvenation or gaining spiritual merit


Name: Concentrations of zinc as low as (TimePeriod)
Description: A description of the concentration levels of zinc in water bodies


Name: Mycenae, Tiryns, Pylos, and Knossos (Archaeological Site)
Description: Archaeological sites that are associated with the Mycenaean civilization


Name: fossil record (Geological evidence)
Description: The sum total of all fossils ever discovered and their assemblage in rock strata.


Name: 509.98 square kilometres (196.90 sq mi) (Area)
Description: -


Name: Gneisses (Rock)
Description: They are finer-grained, have less perfect foliation, and are more frequently garnetiferous


Name: government (executive branch)
Description: Executive body of France.


Name: Chernobyl (Location)
Description: A city in north-central Ukraine affected by the Chernobyl disaster.


Name: Contact metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Metamorphism taking place at the contact of different rock types


Name: 400,000 to 1 million people (Quantity)
Description: The estimated number of people who die annually from diseases caused by mismanaged waste in developing countries.


Name: Olive Crops (Activity)
Description: Grown mainly in the Subbetic regions of Córdoba and Jáen


Name: Etruscan houses (Architectural Structure)
Description: The type of houses built by the Etruscans