Name: Refrigerated liquid oxygen (LOX) (Gas form)
Description: Oxygen in its refrigerated, liquid state


Name: Popularity among Consumers (factor)
Description: The preferences of consumers regarding the shape of cut diamonds


Name: Hatrurite's structure (Structure)
Description: The structure of the mineral hatrurite


Name: Nationalist or rebel faction (Political group)
Description: The group controlling the other zone during the Spanish Civil War


Name: 1909 (Year)
Description: The year the process of producing blue synthetic sapphire was started


Name: city of Ratnapura, southern Sri Lanka (location)
Description: The gem was mined in this location


Name: Orion Arm (Spiral arm (Milky Way))
Description: The Orion Arm is a spiral arm of the Milky Way.


Name: Agriculture (Sector)
Description: Sector that was collectivized in the Soviet Union


Name: Nuts or Washers (Item)
Description: A circular plate used to distribute pressure when fastening a bolt or screw


Name: Surrealism (Art Movement)
Description: An artistic and literary movement that emerged in the early 20th century


Name: Landmark Location (Category)
Description: A city that is home to famous or significant landmarks, monuments, and attractions.


Name: Cinder block (Building material)
Description: A type of concrete block


Name: Battery electrode material (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnO2 as a battery electrode material


Name: Byzantine Goldsmiths' Work (Art form)
Description: Goldsmith work that decorates the objects


Name: Abd ar-Rahman (Person)
Description: A grandson of Caliph Hisham who founded the Umayyad Emirate of Córdoba in Al-Andalus


Name: 'Padparadscha Sapphire' (Gemstone)
Description: A type of 'fancy sapphire' that is orange-pink in color


Name: Umayyad Dynasty (Historical Dynasty)
Description: The second of the four major Islamic dynasties in history, the first caliphs being the Rashidun and the third being the Abbasids.


Name: Inkwells (Object)
Description: Practical objects skillfully combined with decorative elements


Name: rivers (hydrological feature)
Description: Various rivers that flow into both the Atlantic and Mediterranean


Name: Changes in the Black-Body Radiation Spectrum (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The changes in the radiation spectrum that indicate the temperature of different sections of a flame


Name: Afghan-Sikh Wars (Conflict)
Description: Series of battles between Afghanistan and the Sikh Empire


Name: Late 1990s, especially in Morocco (Time and Place)
Description: The time and place where the meteorite markets came into existence


Name: State's population (Population)
Description: The total number of people living in a state


Name: Chinese philosophy and spirituality (Philosophy and Spirituality)
Description: The traditional and modern schools of thought, beliefs, and practices in China, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse perspectives.


Name: Marine Tropical (Climate Type)
Description: The general climate type of Taiwan


Name: OH,F atoms (Atoms)
Description: One of the octahedral sites is bonded to two OH,F atoms


Name: Sodium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Na and atomic number 11. It is a soft, silvery-white, highly reactive metal.


Name: Tokelau, Cook Islands, Niue, and Ross Dependency (Territory)
Description: The areas that come under the rule of New Zealand's monarch


Name: Tlacaelel (advisor)
Description: Aztec noble who served as Motecuzoma I's main advisor


Name: Thick beds near the surface (Geographical feature)
Description: Geological formations where lignite is typically located


Name: explanations and drawings (Additional Information)
Description: Explanations and drawings of pieces of personal appearance like hairstyles, shoes or how to drape loose pieces of textiles which were not visible in his artistic colour portraits


Name: Kapre (Supernatural Creature)
Description: A supernatural creature that a person must fight to fully possess the hiyas ng saging


Name: Honoring an event or demonstrating wealth, position, or power (purpose)
Description: Reason for the creation of the jewelry


Name: Adhesive for the Feathers (Material)
Description: The adhesive for the feathers in the Mesoamerican period was made from orchid bulbs


Name: European trend (Trend)
Description: The wider European societal trend


Name: in response to other political forces such as Islamism (Response)
Description: Concessions made or alliances forged in response to challenges from Islamic political movements


Name: 1-octen-3-one (Chemical Compound)
Description: A volatile molecule formed when skin oils decompose upon contact with iron.


Name: Thomas Brudenell-Bruce (Person)
Description: A British naval officer who served during the Crimean War and later became a Member of Parliament


Name: hill (Geographical Feature)
Description: An upland with a relative height up to 200 m (660 ft)


Name: abrasive agent (Material)
Description: Used for abrasive purposes


Name: Great Moravia (Geographical Area)
Description: A historical region located in present-day Slovakia and Czech Republic


Name: Men (early period) (Gender)
Description: Evidence for male wear in the early period


Name: Silicon Integrated Circuits (SOS) (Electronics)
Description: Integrated circuits made using silicon on sapphire


Name: 75 percent (Numerical value)
Description: The maximum inherent moisture content of Lignite


Name: U.S. Route 43 in Alabama (Transportation_route)
Description: A U.S. Highway that runs through the state of Alabama.


Name: inflation_rate (Economy)
Description: The percentage increase in the general price level of goods and services over a given period, usually one year


Name: Korean Hanbok, Japanese kimono (wafuku), Ryukyuan ryusou, Vietnamese áo giao lĩnh and Western fashion (Traditional Clothing)
Description: Hanfu has influenced various traditional clothing styles


Name: German Troops (Military Force)
Description: The armed forces of Germany, officially the Bundeswehr


Name: LocationTech (Eclipse Foundation) (Organization)
Description: An open-source software foundation focused on developing and promoting technology for location-aware computing


Name: Kingdom of Ait Abbas (Berber State)
Description: A Berber state in North Africa, controlling Lesser Kabylie and its surroundings from the sixteenth century to the nineteenth century.


Name: James Naismith (Person)
Description: Inventor of basketball


Name: Cercanías commuter rail networks (Transportation System)
Description: Commuter rail networks that operate in Seville, Málaga and Cádiz


Name: Metamorphic conditions (Geological conditions)
Description: The conditions that produce slate or phyllite


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


Name: Uyghur empire (Historical Entity)
Description: An ancient Turkic-speaking people who established an empire in Mongolia and Central Asia


Name: Garonne river (River)
Description: A river in France


Name: Tail of Chameleon (Part_of_reptile)
Description: A part of the chameleon that may be autotomized as a defense mechanism.


Name: United Nations Investigations (Investigation)
Description: Investigations being held by the United Nations regarding claims that Afghan girls of all ages were allowed to study at religious schools


Name: Fluorine Compounds (Compound Class)
Description: Compounds containing fluorine


Name: Dilma Rousseff (President)
Description: Brazilian President whose tenure sparked numerous peaceful protests


Name: Basalt (Igneous Rock)
Description: An igneous rock of mafic composition


Name: Cambridge, Massachusetts (Location)
Description: City in Massachusetts where Harvard College was founded


Name: billon (lower quality silver with more copper mixed in) (coin)
Description: The first European coin to use Arabic numerals to date the year was minted in Barcelona using this kind of silver


Name: Golden age of Genoese banking (Historical period)
Description: A historical period in the 16th century marked by the rise of Genoese banks


Name: Federal Oversight (Governance)
Description: The supervision and regulation of activities by a central authority


Name: quarries and open-pit mines (Mining Location)
Description: Locations where a resource is extracted


Name: Tezozomoc (Person)
Description: Ruler of Azcapotzalco who died in 1426


Name: India (Geographical Location)
Description: Location where the material was introduced


Name: limestone (Geological_rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed mostly of calcium carbonate


Name: Inclusions of chrysotile (Asbestos fibers)
Description: Feathery golden threads that resemble the tail of a horse


Name: Ami Boué (Geologist)
Description: First scientific exploration of Kopaonik's flora in 1836-38


Name: White (Color)
Description: A color


Name: Iasus and Ephesus (location)
Description: Ancient Greek cities in Asia Minor


Name: Variable-order metaclasses (Type of ontology entity)
Description: Metaclasses that can have instances, like the class of all fixed-order classes


Name: Iron and aluminum (mineral_components)
Description: The substances within aquamarine.


Name: AS Pirae (Football Club)
Description: A football club from Tahiti that plays in Stade Pirée


Name: six million vehicles per year (number_of_vehicles)
Description: the number of vehicles that use the Alps annually


Name: A fund to cover services for the poor (Financial resource)
Description: A specific allocation for providing healthcare services to underprivileged individuals


Name: Laurent Gbagbo (Person)
Description: President of Ivory Coast from 2000 to 2011


Name: a decorative material (decorative material)
Description: In jewelry making


Name: Early Stages of Mineral Crystallization (geological process)
Description: The early stages of a mineral's formation


Name: The Wilderness Act of 1964 (Legislation)
Description: The legislation that designated wilderness areas


Name: Pressure-Temperature Conditions (Geological Condition)
Description: Conditions undergone by the subducting slab.


Name: Kimon and Euainetos (Person)
Description: Engravers of Syracuse, known for producing some of the finest coin designs of antiquity


Name: Ioannis Kapodistrias (Person)
Description: The first Governor-General of Greece


Name: 2017 (Year)
Description: A point in time identified by a year.


Name: Mikhail Bakunin (Philosopher)
Description: Father of anarchism


Name: Edison pearls (Type of beaded cultured pearl)
Description: Large, high-quality pearls with unique color patterns, typically harvested after several years


Name: Red-hot mixture of rutile or ilmenite (Chemical Mixture)
Description: A mixture of minerals rutile and ilmenite heated to a high temperature


Name: Etruscan ceramics (Artifact)
Description: Ceramics produced by the Etruscans, an ancient people living in central Italy.


Name: Radio (Media)
Description: The medium of radio in Colombia


Name: Korean Mythology (huli jing) (Mythology)
Description: Mythological tradition of Korea


Name: Peer (verb)
Description: To look at something or someone closely and with careful attention.


Name: Nabi Musa Shrine (Building)
Description: A small shrine built in 1269.


Name: Artificial Color Production in Diamonds (Process)
Description: The process of producing a homogeneous color in diamonds artificially


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: A country located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: Kazakh: Тәңір (Modern Language Term)
Description: One of the terms used for Tengri in Kazakh language.


Name: Richard Buckminster Fuller (Person)
Description: An American architect, systems theorist, and author, best known for his work in the design of architecture and engineering


Name: [20°, 23° E] (Coordinates)
Description: Longitude coordinates of North Macedonia


Name: Sing Sing (Location)
Description: The site of a new prison in 1825 due to the presence of local marble quarries.


Name: HPHT method (synthesis method)
Description: Synthetic blue diamonds have also been made, using the HPHT method


Name: Bachelor's or master's degree (Academic degree)
Description: The minimum educational requirement for the career level Gehobener Dienst


Name: Flame (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The visible, gaseous part of a fire


Name: birefringence and pleochroism properties (Optical properties)
Description: Properties of minerals related to the way they refract light, with birefringence being the difference in refractive indices along different crystal axes and pleochroism being the variation in color when viewed under polarized light


Name: Milk quartz (Mineral)
Description: The most common variety of crystalline quartz with white color


Name: Spaldings (Hybrid animal)
Description: Hybrids between Indian peafowl and Green peafowl


Name: Alps (Geographical Location)
Description: The mountain range that Rousseau presented.


Name: [366] Make Love, Stop the Gunfire (Song)
Description: The first anti-war protest song in Greek rock


Name: Right Kidney (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The right kidney in the human body.


Name: translucent quality (physical property)
Description: The close interlocking property of the marble makes it translucent.


Name: Austria, Castile, Aragon (Historical Region)
Description: Regions ruled by the royal families of Austria, Castile and Aragon


Name: Production of Aluminium (Process)
Description: The process of producing aluminum using the Hall–Héroult process.


Name: Cuicatl (Genre of Song)
Description: One of the genres of Aztec poetry with different sub-genres


Name: Power and influence (Influence)
Description: Their power and influence due to holding most of the bonds by 1672


Name: Exploitation of resources (Action)
Description: The act of exploiting natural resources in the Congo


Name: a wide variety of items (Item type)
Description: Various objects that can be engraved with the machine


Name: Fields (Area)
Description: A particular sphere or division of activity, interest, knowledge, etc.


Name: More than 300 Genes (Genes)
Description: Genes that are more specifically expressed in the kidney


Name: Historically (Time Period)
Description: Since historical times


Name: Anatolia (Geographical Region)
Description: Region in Asia Minor, present-day Turkey and Western Syria


Name: Central Mexico (Geographical Location)
Description: Region in Mexico where the Aztecs resided


Name: German Football Association (Deutscher Fußball-Bund) (Organization)
Description: The governing body for football in Germany.


Name: First Viceroy of Mexico (Historical Figure)
Description: The first viceroy of Mexico and perhaps commissioned by him


Name: Equivalently sized diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of pure carbon, known for its hardness and beauty.


Name: Changes in people's culture and clothing style (observation)
Description: Observations made by travellers about changes in people's culture and clothing style


Name: Alfred Adler (Person)
Description: founder of Individual psychology


Name: Freedom House (Non-governmental organization)
Description: An American-based non-governmental organization that monitors political rights and civil liberties


Name: Mark Campbell's Self-Instructor in the Art of Hair Work (Book)
Description: A book offering full volumes devoted to hairwork and other fancywork, published during the 19th century.


Name: Commercial disposable dry batteries (Technology)
Description: Manganese dioxide was widely used as the cathodic for commercial disposable dry batteries


Name: beef (Animal Product)
Description: One of the agriculture products produced by Missouri


Name: Crystals produced by molluscs (Mineral structure)
Description: Crystals grown from an aqueous solution


Name: Race Groups (Social Group)
Description: Groups of people classified based on shared physical characteristics


Name: Allergic reactions (Adverse event)
Description: An adverse reaction that occurs when the body's immune system overreacts to a substance in a cosmetic product, leading to symptoms such as redness, swelling, itching, and hives


Name: Yule Valley (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Causing the marble bed to dip at an angle into the mountain


Name: Purity of the Red (Quality attribute of Gemstone)
Description: A quality attribute that refers to the purity or intensity of the red color in a red diamond.


Name: Passive Q-switching (Optical Component)
Description: Used as a passive Q-switch for Nd-doped lasers


Name: Moteuczomatzin Ilhuicamina (Aztec ruler)
Description: The Aztec tlatoani who ruled from 1440 to an unknown date.


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


Name: The Middle Kingdom of Egypt (Historical Period)
Description: Egyptian historical period


Name: Fluorapatite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that contains most of the world's fluoride


Name: Medical Waste Tracking Act (Legislation)
Description: An act passed by congress due to the appearance of medical waste on east coast beaches.


Name: American Indian Heritage Day (Holiday)
Description: A day jointly celebrated as American Indian Heritage Day in Alabama


Name: First Barbary War (War)
Description: Conflict between the United States and Barbary pirates from 1801 to 1805.


Name: Gallium (Metal)
Description: An element with the symbol Ga and atomic number 31


Name: Ancient Greek Vase Painting (Art Style)
Description: A later period with more human figures depicted


Name: Chinese airlines (Business)
Description: Companies operating air transport services in China


Name: Cystine (Amino Acid)
Description: An amino acid that forms stable chelate complexes with copper(II)


Name: Germany's music industry (Industry)
Description: -


Name: a priestess from Troy (character)
Description: A priestess from Troy is a character


Name: Area near a ring (location)
Description: The immediate vicinity of the finger where the ring is worn


Name: Pressure Switzerland to end economic cooperation and neutrality with Nazi Germany (Action)
Description: An action taken by a foreign power to force Switzerland to change its policies


Name: Nicolò Giustinian (Person)
Description: Venetian bailo of Negroponte


Name: ADU (Compound)
Description: Main constituent of yellowcake, obtained on addition of ammonia to uranyl nitrate solution


Name: Manganese overexposure (Health Condition)
Description: Overexposure to manganese


Name: Europeans (Protestants and Catholics) (Group)
Description: All classes of Europeans eventually adopted a sober wardrobe that was mostly black, brown and gray


Name: Hematite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a red coloration found in some varieties.


Name: Willem Janszoon (Person)
Description: Dutch navigator who sighted and made landfall on the Australian mainland in 1606


Name: Vietnam (Country)
Description: Southeast Asian country


Name: Switzerland first in attracting skilled workers (Rank)
Description: Position attained by Switzerland in the ranking of attracting skilled workers by IMD in 2020


Name: Tunisian Arabic (Language)
Description: Language acquired by children at home before entering school in Tunisia


Name: graphite, sulfur, and sulfur dioxide (Chemical compounds)
Description: Materials found on Ceres' surface


Name: Radon (Noble Gas)
Description: A colorless, odorless, tasteless, and radioactive noble gas


Name: Term 'Bolas Ruby' (Trade Term)
Description: A trade term for red spinel gemstone


Name: Unitary Presidential Republic (GovernmentForm)
Description: A political system where the country becomes a unitary presidential republic after the 2022 constitutional referendum.


Name: Kaaba (Building)
Description: Cube-shaped building at the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Islam's most important mosque


Name: Silicon (Element)
Description: Chemical element prepared by Berzelius in 1824


Name: Human body (Biological system)
Description: A complex organism consisting of many organs, cells, and biomolecules.


Name: Sages, gurus, saints or avatars (Religious figure)
Description: Spiritual leaders and teachers in Hinduism


Name: Crystalline schists at several places in Japan (rock_type)
Description: Schists found at several locations in Japan.


Name: Russian Language (Language)
Description: 137.5 million across the country in 2010.


Name: France (Country)
Description: A nation or territory characterized by its own government, laws, and customs


Name: Kermes insects (Insect)
Description: Insects whose bodies were crushed to make kermes dye


Name: 170 years (Time)
Description: A period of 170 consecutive years


Name: The Buddhist Society, London (Buddhist Institution)
Description: Western Buddhist institution established in 1924


Name: pump water (Activity)
Description: Primary function of windmills in the Netherlands


Name: Greek influence (Influence)
Description: The impact of Greek culture on Etruscan art, evident in motifs like Gorgons, pomegranates, etc.


Name: Carbonate rocks (Geological classification)
Description: A class of sedimentary rocks composed primarily of carbonate minerals


Name: New York City's outer boroughs and New Jersey (location)
Description: Locations that Manhattan Island is connected to via an extensive network of bridges and tunnels


Name: Economic strengths of New England (Economic advantages)
Description: The competitive advantages that New England retains, such as a highly skilled workforce, strong educational institutions, and strategic location


Name: William Lai Ching-te (Person)
Description: A politician from Taiwan who served as the Premier of the Republic of China (Taiwan) from 2017 to 2023.


Name: a total fertility rate of 1.4 (Demographic data)
Description: Below the replacement rate and among the world's lowest


Name: Schistosity (Property of Metamorphic Rock)
Description: The fabric of a rock with well-developed schistosity has a strong linear fabric and develops at elevated temperature during regional metamorphism


Name: 60,000 (Quantity Value)
Description: Number of ATMs that banks had worldwide as of June 2019


Name: a group of scientists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Scientific Group)
Description: The group who discovered the Hatrurim Formation


Name: United States of America (Country)
Description: The country that gained control of the Alabama coastal counties from Spain through the Adams–Onís Treaty


Name: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (International Organization)
Description: A military alliance involving 30 North American and European countries


Name: Nicolò Rusca (Person)
Description: A historical figure who was the arch-priest of Sondrio


Name: Carbon-burning process in stars (Astronomical Process)
Description: Process that creates 23Na


Name: Persia (location)
Description: Iran or Persis, one of the ancient names for Iran


Name: Sustainable Products (Product)
Description: Products that have been designed, sourced, manufactured, and disposed of in a way that minimizes negative impact on the environment.


Name: private car (Transportation_mode)
Description: Method of transportation used by some people in Collonges


Name: Plants (Food Group)
Description: Foods derived from plants, including wheat (germ and bran), various seeds, beans, nuts, almonds, whole grains, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and blackcurrant


Name: ceramic cameos (Object)
Description: Became fashionable for ladies' brooches


Name: Ruler (person_class)
Description: Individuals who hold the position of a ruler


Name: Uranates(V) (Compound class)
Description: Several series of uranium(V) compounds


Name: Greek academic art of the 19th century (Artistic movement)
Description: The first artistic movement in the Greek Kingdom, characterized by adherence to classical ideals.


Name: Future Interplanetary Spacecraft (Vehicle)
Description: Spacecraft designed for crewed missions to other planets


Name: The Holocaust, The Battle of Stalingrad, and The D-Day Landings (Historical events)
Description: Significant events related to Germany during World War II


Name: Camelford water pollution incident (Incident)
Description: An event that occurred in Camelford, England where people's drinking water was contaminated with aluminium sulfate.


Name: British Sign Language (Language)
Description: A sign language used by deaf people in the UK


Name: Firestone (Term for Chert)
Description: An older term used to refer to chert.


Name: Birmingham (Alabama) (City)
Description: Heavy industry and mining were the main economic activities


Name: Granulite Melt (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Melt portion of granulite


Name: Permineralization, Casts and Molds, Authigenic Mineralization, Replacement and Recrystallization, Adpression, Carbonization, and Bioimmuration (Category)
Description: Different mechanisms through which a fossil is formed or preserved


Name: Zn (Symbol)
Description: The symbol for Zinc.


Name: many major multinational corporations (Corporation)
Description: Large businesses that operate across national borders


Name: National Human Rights Commission (government institution)
Description: The Commission responsible for human rights issues in Taiwan


Name: refilling of mines (impact)
Description: Refilling of mines with loose sediments left over from the mining process


Name: Robert I (Person)
Description: King of Scots


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


Name: Atlantic slave trade (event)
Description: Trade involving transportation of slaves from Africa to work on plantations


Name: Manganese(IV) oxide (Compound)
Description: A compound used in dry cell batteries as an electron acceptor from zinc


Name: New York City's employer firms (Firms)
Description: Businesses that employ workers and are based in New York City.


Name: World Cuisine (Food and drink)
Description: Foods from various regions including Europe, the Caribbean, and Asia


Name: Ultramafic rocks (e.g. wehrlite, harzburgite, dunite, and chromite) (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks rich in ferromagnesian minerals


Name: other types such as the mamianqun (inclusion)
Description: indicating various styles and designs


Name: Hall effect (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The deflection of flowing charge carriers by an applied magnetic field


Name: The Ardagh Chalice (artifact)
Description: A two-handled chalice found near Limerick in 1868, ornamented with filigree work


Name: The Daily Mail (Newspaper)
Description: The Daily Mail is a national newspaper published in the United Kingdom.


Name: Ore deposits of Tonopah (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A geological formation in Nevada, USA


Name: Oxygen Levels (Quantity)
Description: Levels are trending slightly downward globally


Name: Angle AOB (Geometry)
Description: An interior angle of a triangle


Name: Italian cities (Geographical Entity)
Description: Cities that were part of Italy in the 15th century.


Name: Michael Sendivogius (Person)
Description: Polish alchemist, philosopher, and physician


Name: European country (Geographical region)
Description: A geographic region within the continent of Europe


Name: Aqeeq (Gemstone)
Description: Ring commemorating the removal of idols from Mecca in 630 CE


Name: collectors' items, unique jewelry centerpiece (purpose)
Description: They are used for these purposes.


Name: Religion (Association)
Description: Rings are often associated with religion


Name: Royal Chateau of Versailles (Building)
Description: A royal château in Versailles, France


Name: 48°33′N 119°45′W (Coordinates)
Description: The geographical coordinates of Okanogan County


Name: NASA (Space Agency)
Description: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States


Name: Gadolinium gallium garnet (GGG) (Material)
Description: Synthesized for use as a substrate for liquid-phase epitaxy of magnetic garnet films for bubble memory and magneto-optical applications.


Name: Aegean Sea (Sea)
Description: The Aegean Sea, a sea in the eastern Mediterranean.


Name: with various languages, religions, and traditions (culture)
Description: The diverse cultural aspects of Benin, including its languages, religions, and customs


Name: Iron-rich dolomite (ferroan dolomite) (mineral)
Description: A form of dolomite containing significant trace levels of iron.


Name: Taiwan's men's baseball team (Sports Team)
Description: Baseball team representing Taiwan


Name: Italian Organised Crime (Criminal Activity)
Description: Organized crime in Italy since the 19th century


Name: Nickel Arsenide Structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: A crystal structure consisting of two interpenetrating sublattices.


Name: Scarcity in nature and cost of synthesising it (Reason)
Description: Diamond is expensive because it is scarce in nature and costs more to synthesize


Name: High-temperature and high-pressure metamorphic processes (Geological Process)
Description: Processes acting on formations composed of igneous or sedimentary rocks.


Name: G7 (Group of Seven) (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental group consisting of the seven largest advanced economies


Name: Global Technological Advancements (Technological Advancement)
Description: A significant improvement or development in technology


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: Modern nation state in Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia


Name: Wolf and Bear (animal)
Description: Predatory mammals, members of the Canidae and Ursidae families respectively.


Name: Victorian fashion accessories (Category of Fashion Accessory)
Description: Includes fans, parasols and gloves


Name: Introduction of MMP (event)
Description: The year in which the mixed-member proportional (MMP) voting system was introduced


Name: Egyptians (Group)
Description: Ancient civilization that made items of iron


Name: Peristome (anatomical structure)
Description: Area surrounding the mouth, includes lips, tube feet, and gills in many species


Name: Normal α-quartz, High-temperature β-quartz (mineral form)
Description: Two different forms of Quartz


Name: Iron, silver, coloured glass and stone (Material)
Description: Materials used to make the Tuareg jewellery over different periods.


Name: Carboxypeptidase (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme that cleaves peptide linkages during protein digestion


Name: the terrestrial-impact theory could not explain the vesicles and extremely low water and other volatile content of tektites (Concept)
Description: Claim about the inadequacy of a specific theory to explain certain properties of tektites


Name: Xin Yi Xiang Fa Yao (Work)
Description: Book containing a star map on the equidistant cylindrical projection.


Name: ahidus and ahouach dances (Berber Dances)
Description: Dances included in village music


Name: Quarry (Location)
Description: A pit or open mine from which minerals are extracted.


Name: marchia Orientalis (Historical Entity)
Description: Area that was given to Leopold of Babenberg.


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


Name: Camille Pissarro (Artist)
Description: One of the most famous impressionist painters.


Name: Red blood cell production (Physiological Process)
Description: The maintenance of an appropriate number of red blood cells in the body.


Name: Yellow Movie (Media Genre)
Description: The term 'erotic' in the meme 'very erotic very violent' was a calque of Chinese 'yellow'


Name: Coatings that mimic red blood cells (Material)
Description: Coatings designed to resemble the surface of red blood cells to help nanoparticles evade the immune system


Name: Angle Grinder (Tool)
Description: A power tool used for cutting, grinding, and polishing


Name: Lily-gathering (Activity)
Description: Scene of people gathering lilies in green spaces


Name: Burma (Country)
Description: Location where new south sea pearl projects were commenced in the early 1950s


Name: European population (population)
Description: A large group of people primarily of French, Spanish and Italian origin who resided in Algeria during the colonial period


Name: Orientalizing geometric (Decorative Motif)
Description: Geometric design motif in the Orientalizing era


Name: Tarquinia National Museum (institution)
Description: Museum in Tarquinia, Italy


Name: Indians and Sri Lankans (Nationality)
Description: People from India and Sri Lanka


Name: one of the lowest rates of home ownership in Europe (Description)
Description: Housing characteristic of Switzerland


Name: Norwegian Air Shuttle (Airline)
Description: A low-cost Norwegian airline


Name: Australasia (subregion)
Description: A region in the Southern and Eastern Hemispheres, mainly consisting of Australia, New Zealand, and the island nations of Oceania.


Name: beta minus decay (Nuclear process)
Description: Refers to the fact that isotopes heavier than 44Ca usually undergo beta minus decay.


Name: Quasar (astronomical object)
Description: A distant, brilliant, and highly energetic galaxy core that emits an intense amount of light.


Name: Summer Universiade 2013 (Event)
Description: The 2013 Summer Universiade, hosted by Spain


Name: Infrastructure (Building)
Description: The buildings and infrastructure that were rebuilt after World War II in the Netherlands.


Name: Conflict Resources Argument (Argument)
Description: The argument that valuable resources can motivate and sustain a conflict


Name: Regional Metamorphism (Class of Metamorphic Rock Formation)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock formation where both heat and pressure play a role.


Name: Rocks rich in Quartz, Carbonate Minerals, or Olivine (Geological Entity)
Description: Certain kinds of rock that are particularly prone to form mylonites.


Name: Pope Jr. (Person)
Description: Son of Pope Yeatman


Name: resistance (Social Event)
Description: -


Name: Zaguryna Hill (Geographical Feature)
Description: A hill near the city of Pereiaslav, now in central Ukraine


Name: 1904 (Year)
Description: The year the church was built


Name: Lujana et al. (Research Group)
Description: A group of researchers responsible for a rejection of non-resource based claims for Botswana and Sierra Leone


Name: The appeal of modernist jewelry (Statement)
Description: Brown's description of why people were drawn to modernist jewelry


Name: Uniform dispersion of nanoparticles (Property of measurement)
Description: A factor that influences the measurement of the mechanical properties of nanoparticles


Name: the place where the stone was mined (Geographical Location)
Description: The source of the stone used in construction.


Name: Global Warming and CO2 Emissions (Environmental Condition)
Description: Increase in global temperature and carbon dioxide levels


Name: Magistrates (Roman Empire) (Job Position)
Description: During public gladiatorial games


Name: 17th century (Historical Period)
Description: Century from 1601 to 1700


Name: Mesopotamia (Geographical Location)
Description: Region where the potter's wheel was invented


Name: Rise in temperatures (Temperature change)
Description: In recent years, there has been a rise in temperatures.


Name: mantle-derived magma (Geological formation)
Description: Molten rock that originates from the mantle and rises to form igneous rocks.


Name: Their performance at national level examinations (Examination)
Description: Examinations taking place after completion of the third grade of Lykeio


Name: Early stages of biogenic sedimentation and deposition of organic matter, leading to the formation of some of the world's oldest limestones (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed, primarily caused by organisms


Name: Buddhism does not constitute a religion (Statement)
Description: Dharmavidya David Brazier's criticism of the view that Buddhism is not a religion


Name: Fantasia, Imilchil marriage festival, Udayn n Acur (Berber Festivals)
Description: Specific traditional Berber festivals


Name: Beadwork, Metalworking, Gem-cutting (Techniques/Materials)
Description: Techniques and materials that have influenced jewelry design throughout centuries


Name: Keith Spalding (Person)
Description: First person to successfully hybridize Spaldings


Name: President (Position)
Description: Head of state in Colombia


Name: Traditional Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: The traditional form of sculpture that was replaced.


Name: Tropical climatic conditions (Climate)
Description: Climates characterized by high temperatures and high humidity.


Name: forced-labour system (social_system)
Description: System of forced labor in Ivory Coast during the colonial period.


Name: grazing incidence (Geometric property)
Description: A geometric property that describes the angle between a surface and an incoming ray of light.


Name: French colony (Political status)
Description: The political status of Ivory Coast as a French colony.


Name: Group III elements (Chemical element group)
Description: A group of chemical elements in the periodic table.


Name: Global Financial Centres Index Ranking (Edinburgh) (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of Edinburgh's financial center globally


Name: Iron and Titanium (Element)
Description: The elements responsible for the blue color in synthetic sapphire


Name: Some theorists (Theorist)
Description: Those who question the applicability of the typical concept of 'artistic works' outside Western societies.


Name: Unique characteristics (identification factors)
Description: Characteristics that make Kashmir sapphires unique and distinguishable


Name: Lithium carbonate (Compound of Lithium)
Description: A form of lithium used in various applications


Name: two very finely made winged horses standing on fancy platforms (Decorative element)
Description: A decorative feature of the Vix torc


Name: Water Droplets (Liquid State of Water)
Description: Small spherical particles of water


Name: pyrophyllite tube (material)
Description: A material used in the production process of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: Rhodolite (Mineral varietal)
Description: A variety of pink to red mineral pyrope, a species in the garnet group.


Name: Uranium-235 (Isotope)
Description: A naturally occurring isotope of uranium with a mass number of 235


Name: Synthetic diamonds sold as jewelry (Synthetic Diamond)
Description: Synthetic diamonds used in jewelry production


Name: Water trapped inside Enhydro agate (Natural Resource)
Description: The water found within the cavity of an Enhydro agate.


Name: Antiochia of the Chrysaorians (Ancient City)
Description: The city was renamed in honor of Seleucid king Antiochus III.


Name: Etching prints (Artwork)
Description: Prints that are generally linear and often contain fine detail and contours.


Name: Regulated social market economy (Economy Type)
Description: An economic system characterized by a mix of free market activities and regulatory interventions.


Name: Water-based acrylic paints (Paint Type)
Description: The type of Magna paint that were later sold as


Name: Torque (physical_action)
Description: The ability to rotate the sword in a slashing manner


Name: Granulite (Rock Type)
Description: Type of rock formed during regional metamorphism


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


Name: Italians (Nationality)
Description: Espresso coffee, Australian café culture


Name: Various objects (Generic class for various objects in the visual spectrum)
Description: Objects that can be illuminated by white light


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country in Central and Western Europe


Name: - (Property)
Description: The behavior of the rock under different pressures


Name: Victor Emmanuel II (Person)
Description: allied with Prussia during the Austro-Prussian War


Name: Russian fauna (Fauna)
Description: The wildlife of Russia


Name: Pilsner Urquell (Beer Brand)
Description: Oldest beer brand in the world, brewed in the Czech Republic


Name: 'Alawi dynasty (historical_dynasty)
Description: Arab dynasty that has remained in power in Morocco since the 17th century


Name: filtration camps (Camp or Detention facility)
Description: During the 2022 invasion of Ukraine


Name: Neolithic cave paintings (Art Form)
Description: Painted images created during the New Stone Age


Name: Coral growth (Biological Process)
Description: The process of coral formation


Name: Jewelry production (Product)
Description: The purpose for which the black corals are harvested in the Caribbean.


Name: Byzantine district of the Aegean Sea (Byzantine district)
Description: A Byzantine administrative division


Name: Ancient Greeks in other regions (Ancient Civilization)
Description: Civilizations that spoke the Greek language outside of mainland Greece


Name: with unique stories, talented filmmakers, and diverse perspectives (Description of Norwegian cinema)
Description: Norwegian cinema is recognized for its distinct narratives, skilled filmmakers, and varied viewpoints


Name: Cai Dishes (Dish)
Description: Accompanying mains called cai, choi or seoung in Cantonese.


Name: Southwestern Iowa (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in northwestern Iowa, where a rhyolite is found that helps determine the age of the Sioux Quartzite.


Name: Sulfidic Jasperoid (Species of Jasperoid)
Description: A type of jasperoid that is typical example of silica-sulfide metasomatism of dolomites


Name: 13th and 14th centuries (time period)
Description: The time when judges and magistrates began to wear black robes


Name: Saxons, Britons and Celts (Ethnic group)
Description: People skillful in goldsmiths' work from an early period


Name: Countries with significant gem deposits (Geographical location)
Description: Locations where gemstones are mined and extracted


Name: Racial and religious discrimination (Discrimination)
Description: Prevention of discrimination based on race or religion


Name: High serum calcium (Physical Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by high levels of calcium in the blood.


Name: mining and steelmaking (Industry)
Description: The extraction of minerals and the production of iron and steel


Name: Retail of U.S. States (Industry)
Description: The retail industries in the states of the United States


Name: German Tapeworm Words (Phenomenon (language))
Description: A phenomenon resulting in unusually long words in German


Name: José Fernando Ramírez (Person)
Description: Moderate liberal who served as director of the National Museum and did research utilizing codices


Name: National Health Insurance Program (Healthcare System)
Description: A government-administered health insurance program for its citizens


Name: One-third of calcium eaten as the free ion (Chemical Compound)
Description: The amount of calcium absorbed in the intestine.


Name: Heritage of Mercury (Geographical Site)
Description: the sites associated with the element mercury and its mining throughout history


Name: Sustainable Development (Concept)
Description: A development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.


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


Name: Nomadic Peoples to the North and Central Asian Cultures to the West (Cultural Group)
Description: Cultural groups from nomadic peoples living to the north of China and Central Asian cultures connected via the Silk Road.


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


Name: Lasers (Physics Equipment)
Description: A device that emits coherent light by amplifying the light output of a small source by stimulated emission.


Name: Parallel chains of alternating silica tetrahedra and zirconium ions (Structural component)
Description: The structural composition of Zircon


Name: Maghreb region (geographical region)
Description: Region in northwestern Africa


Name: Generation of '98, Generation of '27, Generation of '36 and the Generation of '50 (Literary generation)
Description: Loose literary generations in 20th century Spanish literature


Name: metallic (Bond type)
Description: The bonding in aluminium alloys is predominantly metallic


Name: present-day Morocco (Geographical Region)
Description: The current area of Morocco


Name: Technique used in intaglio gems (Activity)
Description: The act of cutting a gem with a recessed design


Name: Denisova Cave (Location)
Description: A cave located in Siberia, Russia, where remains and artifacts of ancient humans have been discovered.


Name: RGB Color Model (Color Model)
Description: A color model in which red is a primary color.


Name: Lithium (reducing environmental impact) (Resource Recycling Environmental Impact)
Description: Efforts to recycle lithium from spent batteries and other waste to reduce the environmental impact of lithium production and consumption


Name: 20 million international arrivals (Quantity)
Description: The goal to have 20 million international arrivals


Name: enslaved Africans (HistoricalGroup)
Description: A group of enslaved individuals who constructed the King's Bridge


Name: Ghent (City)
Description: A city in Flanders, Belgium


Name: recrystallization of existing grains (Geological characteristic)
Description: The process by which quartz grains are replaced by new, unstrained, small quartz grains


Name: South Moravian Region (Region)
Description: Although this is influenced by urban factors


Name: Seretide (Drug)
Description: Asthma prescription


Name: The Good Soldier Švejk (Book)
Description: The most translated Czech book in history, an antiwar comedy novel.


Name: Burger King restaurant (Building)
Description: A Burger King restaurant located in Ipswich.


Name: Athens (City)
Description: The largest city of Greece, has 132,000 immigrants (17% of the local population)


Name: American cultured pearl (Product)
Description: Commercial product that was introduced by National Geographic magazine


Name: American Revolutionary Period (Historical period)
Description: The period of time from 1765 to 1783 that includes the American Revolution


Name: Incandescence of Soot Particles (Process)
Description: The process that causes the yellow flame to arise due to incandescence of very fine soot particles


Name: Karl Ludwig Sand (Person)
Description: A German nationalist student who assassinated August von Kotzebue


Name: Provincial councils (council)
Description: Elected bodies responsible for provincial development planning and monitoring in Afghanistan


Name: Unforgettable Greece (Attraction)
Description: A journey that will leave you with stories to tell for a lifetime


Name: Delian League (Historical_alliance)
Description: An ancient Greek naval alliance


Name: International market (economic entity)
Description: A global marketplace where different countries trade goods and services


Name: Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. (Company)
Description: The company that bought the Ichinokawa Mine during the Showa period


Name: Exposure to Hazardous Wastes and Burning of Waste (Health Risk)
Description: Diseases caused by exposure to hazardous wastes when burned


Name: Lascaux Cave (Location)
Description: A cave in France


Name: Peruzzi-cut diamonds (Diamond Cut)
Description: Early brilliants with a rounded square or rectangular cross-section


Name: Misrepresentation of Study Results (Error)
Description: The misrepresentation of the study results that led to the belief that pink is inherently feminine


Name: Expansion of examination system (Historical event)
Description: Extensive expansion of the examination system during the reign of Wu Zetian


Name: Online Jewellery Buying Trend (Economy)
Description: Trend of buying jewellery online


Name: Same Geological Time Period as Whitby Jet (Geological Time Period)
Description: The same geological time period that formed the Whitby Jet


Name: Hisham II (Historical Figure)
Description: Caliph of Córdoba


Name: Kimberley Process (International Organization)
Description: A multilateral certification scheme for the rough diamonds produced in participating countries


Name: Etruscan art (Art Form)
Description: Visual arts and crafts made by the Etruscans


Name: Avar Khaganate (Historical Entity)
Description: The early period of the Avar khaganate


Name: Local Conservation Organizations (Subject)
Description: Groups that local authorities may work with when managing Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Røykfritt (Word)
Description: An example of a compound word in Danish which can be misunderstood


Name: ArcGIS Online (Product)
Description: A cloud-based GIS platform provided by Esri for hosting, sharing, and collaborating on geospatial projects


Name: Bad Gastein area (geographical_location)
Description: A town in Austria.


Name: Octahedron and cube (Polytopes)
Description: The octahedron and its dual polytope, the cube.


Name: Parthians (Ethnic Group)
Description: Ancient Iranian nomadic pastoralists and warriors


Name: Chinese imperial court (Institution)
Description: The supreme governing authority in the Chinese empire.


Name: Structural mud bricks (Building material)
Description: Mud bricks primarily made using clay, sand, lime, concrete, stone and other binders


Name: Researchers (Role)
Description: People who conduct research on various planets and moons


Name: light emitting diodes (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that emit light in response to electrical current


Name: Color Mixing (Technique)
Description: Combining colors to produce a new color


Name: Congress of Cúcuta (Historical Event)
Description: A constitutional assembly held in 1821 in the town of Cúcuta, Colombia.


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


Name: 18th century BC (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Shinto (Religion)
Description: Indigenous religion of Japan


Name: Soviet Union and US (country)
Description: The former Soviet Union and the United States of America


Name: Heat conduction (UseCase)
Description: The use of copper as a means to conduct heat.


Name: Tang dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Dynasty that ruled China from 618 to 907.


Name: Franklin, North Carolina (geographical location)
Description: A town located in North Carolina, United States


Name: colonies charters (legal document)
Description: The charters of the colonies were modified


Name: 44Ca (Isotope)
Description: The second-most common isotope of calcium, makes up 2.806% of all natural calcium.


Name: Much dolomite (Geological portion)
Description: A significant quantity of dolomite.


Name: Perspectives on culture (Conceptual Framework)
Description: Various ways in which culture is perceived and analyzed


Name: The Cambrian Explosion (Geological Event)
Description: A geological period during which most major animal phyla first appear in the fossil record.


Name: military secrecy (Concept)
Description: The principle of keeping military information confidential.


Name: during the Romanesque period (Time Period)
Description: During the 10th to early 12th century.


Name: Feathers (Tool)
Description: Tools used to break free the block further


Name: Medal (Artifact)
Description: The artifact that is divided into classes by numismatists.


Name: public grants and retroactive salary and benefit increases (EconomicPolicy)
Description: monetary aid provided to the citizens


Name: Growth of crystals (process)
Description: The process by which a crystal increases in size.


Name: red ochre and shark fat for red paint and soot for black paint (paint)
Description: Materials used to create the red and black paint


Name: Materials, Fabrication techniques, Composition, Wearability, Market trends (Knowledge areas)
Description: Areas of knowledge a jewelry designer is trained in


Name: Fraud indicators (Concept)
Description: Clues or hints that an individual member of staff, team or area of activity might need a closer look


Name: Dishes in Benin (Preparation)
Description: Palm roots are used in various dishes within the country.


Name: Emery (rock) (Geological Feature)
Description: Industrially important rock type


Name: new constitution (Document)
Description: Which granted him extensive powers


Name: middle-class population (Economic class)
Description: people with a middle income


Name: Benedetto II and Martino (Group of Persons)
Description: Rulers who succeeded Paleologo


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


Name: Not Specified (General Information)
Description: The general information classification of Brazil, being a diverse country with a rich history, vibrant culture, and beautiful landscapes


Name: Milky Way (Location)
Description: A barred spiral galaxy with which the Solar System is located


Name: Studio Craft in other media (Art Movement)
Description: Glass, wood, plastics, clay


Name: Unknown (Pollution Levels)
Description: Refers to the pollution levels present in Italy


Name: Córdoba (city)
Description: A city in Argentina, located in the center of the country


Name: Inosilicates (Class of silicate minerals)
Description: Chain silicates with interlocking chains of silicate tetrahedra


Name: Adhesion by brickwork arrangement of platelets (Mechanical Strengthening)
Description: The strength and resilience of nacre are due to the adhesion by the arrangement of platelets, which inhibits transverse crack propagation


Name: Mourning Rituals (Practice)
Description: The practice of mourning rituals in general


Name: Hanfu system (Clothing system)
Description: A clothing system used in ancient China during the Han Dynasty


Name: Workers (Human resource)
Description: The individuals who lost their jobs as a result of the Crompton Company's bankruptcy


Name: Manchu style clothing (clothing style)
Description: Manchu style clothing refers to traditional dress worn by the Manchus and later, during the Qing dynasty, also by Han Chinese.


Name: US$1.55 billion (as of 2023) (Monetary Value)
Description: A specific monetary amount


Name: At least 367 men and women (historical figure)
Description: Individuals who were put to death during the Valais witch trials


Name: Cameo technique (art_technique)
Description: A technique that exploits the bands of color in onyx and other varieties.


Name: Attitudes (Opinion or Belief)
Description: Social opinions on human sexuality


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


Name: Motecuzoma I (Ruler)
Description: The fourth tlatoani (leader) of the Mexica people and ruler of Tenochtitlan


Name: Great Power (political status)
Description: a nation with significant global influence and capabilities


Name: Silliman University (Educational institution)
Description: A private, nonsectarian, coeducational liberal arts college in Trenton, Michigan.


Name: Three defining points (Geometric Points)
Description: The three points that define an angle in geometric figures.


Name: Ophiolites (Geological formation)
Description: A sequence of rocks consisting primarily of oceanic crust and upper mantle.


Name: 13.1 years (Duration)
Description: Average number of years of education in the Czech Republic


Name: Oppressive Presence of the French Army (Historical Phenomenon)
Description: The oppressive presence of the French Army during the occupation of Switzerland


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific entity is mentioned, but it implies that the hilts were crafted beautifully


Name: Ministry of Public Health's Plan (Government Initiative)
Description: The Ministry of Public Health's initiative to reduce the infant mortality rate in Afghanistan


Name: Reporters Without Borders (Organization)
Description: An international non-profit, non-governmental organization that advocates for freedom of the press


Name: 16 tonnes (Quantity Produced)
Description: The amount of CO2 produced in mining a kilogram of gold


Name: uranium ore (Mineral)
Description: The ore that was shipped to the US by Sengier's African Metals Corp.


Name: relevant US standards (Policy Standards)
Description: Regulations or guidelines set forth by the United States government that are related to the conflict minerals law.


Name: Portland cement (Building material)
Description: Used for mortar and stucco, and mixed with silica sand and gravel to make concrete


Name: Seville humanist literary school (Literary School)
Description: A prominent literary school in Seville, Spain


Name: Pain and swelling of rheumatoid arthritis (Medical symptom)
Description: Symptoms that gold salts help to reduce.


Name: Leventina (District)
Description: One of the eight districts in Ticino


Name: Portuguese culture (Culture)
Description: Main cultural influence on Brazil due to strong colonial ties with the Portuguese Empire


Name: Eu:Y(P,V)O4 (Phosphor)
Description: In cathode ray tubes.


Name: 10.40% of those age 65 or over (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of people aged 65 or older living below the poverty line


Name: Lydia (Region)
Description: A region in which coinage was invented, developed and had already been in circulation for about 50 years.


Name: Ancient Egyptians (Historical civilization)
Description: Civilization that used henna for cosmetic purposes


Name: Nuclear Reactors (Device)
Description: A device that initiates and controls a sustained nuclear chain reaction to generate heat for electric power or other uses.


Name: Coal reserves for current consumption rate (Quantity)
Description: Estimated duration of coal reserves based on current consumption rate


Name: Algerian Infrastructure (Built Environment)
Description: The infrastructure of Algeria, which includes transportation, energy, and communications systems


Name: Fossil Fuels (Energy Source)
Description: Fuels formed by natural processes, such as anaerobic decay of buried dead organisms


Name: Swiss citizens (Population)
Description: Citizens of Switzerland


Name: Santa Clara Valley (California) (geographical location)
Description: A valley located in California, United States


Name: Many formulations of glass (Material)
Description: Various combinations of minerals and other materials used to produce glass.


Name: Third library structure (1959) (Library Branch)
Description: A former structure of the Kingsbridge branch built at 280 West 231st Street in 1959


Name: Syrian Refugee Influx (Migration Event)
Description: The large-scale displacement of Syrians due to the ongoing Syrian Civil War.


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


Name: Epoxy (Adhesive)
Description: An epoxy is used to adhere the two halves of the strontium titanate doublet together


Name: Globalization (Process)
Description: The process of international integration arising from the inter exchange of world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture.


Name: Decorative Elements (Design Feature in Tableware)
Description: Features added to tableware for aesthetic appeal


Name: Other ranks of the Royal Welsh (Military Personnel)
Description: The regiment that continues to wear the white hackle


Name: Invincible (comics) (Comic series)
Description: A comic book series published by Image Comics


Name: Crown angle and Pavilion angle (Diamond Angle)
Description: The angles of the crown and pavilion parts of a diamond


Name: Interaction of existing rock with invading fluid (Geological Process)
Description: The process in which an existing rock reacts with a fluid that invades it


Name: the model to be computationally undecidable (Property of a model)
Description: The property that makes the model unable to be decided by a mechanical process.


Name: Cataclasite (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of rock that forms through the progressive fracturing of mineral grains and aggregates


Name: Early years of the 21st century (Time Period)
Description: The early part of the 21st century


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: The largest island of the British Isles


Name: Current Steeple (Architectural Feature)
Description: The steeple on top of the church


Name: Han Chinese children's clothing (Clothing)
Description: The clothing worn by Han Chinese children.


Name: Holenbrunn–Leupoldsdorf train line (Train Line)
Description: A branch line from Holenbrunn via Wunsiedel and Tröstau to Leupoldsdorf


Name: taonga (Cultural Value)
Description: Treasure in Māori culture


Name: Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The area controlled by the County of Flanders expanded eastward into the Holy Roman Empire


Name: Metamorphic Rock (Geological Classification)
Description: A class of rocks that undergo a series of changes due to heat and pressure, without melting.


Name: Foreign aid budget (1945–present) (Quantity)
Description: The amount of money allocated for foreign aid, typically expressed in dollars, comparing Germany's foreign aid budget to the United States.


Name: snowfall (weather phenomenon)
Description: precipitation falling as snow from the sky


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


Name: Thermal hydrolysis of SiO2 and AlF3 (Chemical Process)
Description: Topaz can be synthetically created through this process


Name: Mineral-laden water (Substance)
Description: Water permeating the pores and cells of dead organisms during silicification.


Name: Yangshao culture (Neolithic jade working center)
Description: A Neolithic jade working center located in Henan province


Name: Other types of fulgurites (Geological Formation)
Description: Refers to fulgurites that are not Type I (sand)


Name: Nancy, France (Location)
Description: The location where the International Congress of Americanists was formed


Name: Folk religions (Religion)
Description: Traditional Chinese religious practices that have evolved over centuries and are deeply rooted in local beliefs and customs.


Name: Oltu (Location)
Description: A town in Turkey


Name: Slavs (Ethnic group)
Description: A group of related Indo-European peoples


Name: Chimalpopoca (Person)
Description: Died during the power struggle in Azcapotzalco


Name: Group III elements (Classification of chemical element)
Description: A group in the periodic table consisting of boron, aluminum, gallium, indium, and thallium.


Name: Sacrificial dress (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn when attending ancestral temple or grand ceremonies by officials


Name: Pyrolytic graphite and carbon fiber graphite (Synthetic forms of Graphite)
Description: In pure glassy (isotropic) form.


Name: More than one hundred fossil meteorites (Quantity of Fossil meteorites)
Description: A large number of fossil meteorites found in the quarry.


Name: Territories and District of Columbia (administrative division)
Description: Administrative divisions under the control of the federal government


Name: Campione d'Italia (Enclave)
Description: A small enclave belonging to Italy in Switzerland


Name: Vascular plant species in Derbyshire (Conservation concern species)
Description: Species of international, national or local conservation concern found in Derbyshire


Name: Oscar II (monarch)
Description: The King of Sweden from 1872 to 1907


Name: Underground Coal Mines (Location)
Description: Mining locations where coal is extracted underground


Name: Industrial Processes (Technology)
Description: Use of industrial processes led to the development of paste or costume jewellery


Name: Chinese migrants (Migration)
Description: Distinctive Australian Chinese cuisine


Name: jin (male headwear)
Description: Soft caps worn by men


Name: Lycée (France) (Educational Institution)
Description: The second and final stage of secondary education in France.


Name: Animal (specific instance (hyponym))
Description: An example of a hypernym, which includes bird.


Name: present day (Time)
Description: The current period.


Name: mang ao and xiapei (Clothing)
Description: These items are part of the traditional clothing in Han Chinese culture


Name: Gold Coast (Region)
Description: The region of West Africa that was referred to by Europeans due to gold deposits


Name: President of Brazil (political_position)
Description: The head of state and government of Brazil


Name: Carinthian Plebiscite (political event)
Description: Political event held in October 1920 to settle the border between Austria and Yugoslavia


Name: Laurentide Ice Sheet (Ice sheet)
Description: A large continental ice sheet that covered parts of North America during the last four glacial periods


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: The gemstone that undergoes this treatment process


Name: John (Person)
Description: The MacDougall heir


Name: Hand Engraver (Engraving Equipment or Technician)
Description: Entity or tool that engraves leaf veins


Name: Seals (Emblem) (Object)
Description: Tamper-proof devices used to secure equipment


Name: hamlets or census-designated places (CDPs) (Hamlet, CDP)
Description: Unincorporated areas and statistical areas.


Name: Mineral (classification)
Description: A geological classification.


Name: Bronze Artefacts (Artefact)
Description: Bronze artefacts discovered in Ban Chiang, Thailand


Name: Aluminum Oxide (Compound)
Description: A hard and chemically inert compound, widely used as an abrasive, catalyst, drying agent, etc.


Name: English language (language)
Description: Language where this type of compound noun is found


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A silvery, ductile metal with the symbol Al and atomic number 13.


Name: Zhang et al. (Person)
Description: Authors of a perspective on Thermochemical and Electrochemical Processes for Titanium Metal Production


Name: Natural Occurrence in Food (Food Property)
Description: Another source of sodium chloride.


Name: otters (animal species)
Description: One of the smaller carnivores more abundant and conserved in Andalusia


Name: Wazir Akbar Khan and the Afghan army (Person, Army)
Description: Son of Dost Mohammad Khan and the Afghan army


Name: external influences (Cultural Element)
Description: Influences coming from outside the culture


Name: fast response of crystal detectors (Property)
Description: The property that advanced radar systems relied upon


Name: Victorian Age (Time Period)
Description: The time period of the Victorian era.


Name: Tasmanites (Tektite class)
Description: A sub-class of Australites found in Tasmania


Name: Serbia (Country)
Description: A country that shares strong cultural, ethnic, and religious affinity with Russia.


Name: Iberomaurusian skeletons from the prehistoric sites of Taforalt and Afalou (archaeological find)
Description: Prehistoric human remains found in Moroccan archaeological sites


Name: Indian subcontinent (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region of South Asia


Name: Formentera (Island)
Description: The smallest of the Balearic Islands


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe


Name: Age (Temporal Concept)
Description: The length of time during which a person, animal, or plant lives


Name: Gelderse rookworst (Food and Beverage)
Description: A type of smoked sausage


Name: Norway's trade with Germany (Trade Policy)
Description: The trade relationship between Norway and Germany during the First World War


Name: [Mesoinia] (Valley)
Description: One of the valleys on the south side of the Alps, drained by the Moesa


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


Name: Tall thin seals (Seal shape)
Description: The preferred storage position for tall thin seals


Name: Analytical Chemistry (Science Field)
Description: The study and application of chemical techniques to provide quantitative and qualitative information about substances.


Name: Grey Business Suit (Artifact)
Description: A type of business suit that became a metaphor for uniformity of thought.


Name: Rolls-Royce (Company)
Description: One of the world's leading aerospace companies


Name: Pounamu (Commodity)
Description: Carved nephrite jade known as pounamu in New Zealand


Name: Laos (Country)
Description: an Southeast Asian nation


Name: Solid South (Political_System)
Description: A political system in which the Democratic Party was the only viable party in Southern states


Name: China (Country)
Description: The country where seals in the Sinosphere originated


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


Name: Creation of Office of the High Commissioner for Peace (CSIVIHPC) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Libyans (Prehistoric peoples)
Description: One of the original prehistoric peoples in North Africa


Name: a quarter of its population (Quantity)
Description: The total number of people living in the British Empire at its greatest extent


Name: optimizing the gas mixture composition and flow rates (Aspect of CVD growth process)
Description: Adjusting the gas mixture for optimal diamond growth


Name: Al-Andalusiya (PlaceName)
Description: The Arabic form of Al-Andalus


Name: ZnBr2 (inorganic compound)
Description: The bromide of zinc, used in various applications


Name: Juan de Valdés Leal (artist)
Description: Spanish Baroque painter, sculptor and architect


Name: Andalusite (mineral)
Description: An aluminum nesosilicate mineral with the chemical formula Al2SiO5.


Name: Luís Vaz de Torres (Person)
Description: Spanish explorer who sailed through the Torres Strait Islands in 1606


Name: Gem dealer (Person/Entity)
Description: A person or entity who trades in gemstones.


Name: Islamic Art (Art Form)
Description: The art forms that emerged within Islamic cultures


Name: Campaigners, policymakers, and diplomats (People Group)
Description: Groups involved in devising regulatory interventions to prevent natural resources from funding conflict


Name: 18th and 19th centuries (Timeframe)
Description: -


Name: London (City) (City)
Description: One of the world's largest financial centers


Name: one federal fire department (Organization)
Description: Federal fire department located in Westchester County


Name: OECD (Organization)
Description: International organization that promotes economic cooperation among its member countries


Name: Population of the Island of Euboea (Population)
Description: 198,130 inhabitants (2001 census)


Name: Terri Sewell (Politician)
Description: One of the seven representatives from Alabama in the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: Zion National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located in Utah, United States


Name: Tasman District Council (Governmental Body)
Description: A unitary authority in Tasman District


Name: Assyria and Babylonia (Regions)
Description: Ancient regions in northern and southern Mesopotamia respectively.


Name: Olive (color) (Color)
Description: Olive drab is variously described as a shade of greenish-brown, which is related to the color olive.


Name: First temporary settlements (Settlement)
Description: A series of dwellings established as a temporary dwelling or camp.


Name: Etruscan Civilization (Ancient civilization)
Description: Civilization that originated in the area of ancient Etruria, now part of modern-day Italy


Name: TOP 09 (political party)
Description: Political party in the Czech Republic


Name: 4 million people (Approximate) (Quantity)
Description: The approximate number of people living in Colombia at the beginning of the 20th century.


Name: Terra sigillata (Material or technique)
Description: Can be used as a brushable decorative colourant medium in higher temperature glazed ceramic techniques


Name: Main section (synonym of a part)
Description: Another name for the main section of a sewing needle.


Name: Visual Arts, Crafts and Music (Art Forms)
Description: Disciplines of visual or performing art


Name: Octahedral voids (in HCP lattice of arsenic) (crystal_void)
Description: Voids found in the HCP lattice of arsenic


Name: Crystallographic defect (type of crystallographic structure)
Description: A deviation from the normal arrangement of atoms in a crystal


Name: Qipao (Cheongsam) (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese dress for women, eventually created in the middle of 1920s


Name: Confucian ideas and philosophies from China (ideology)
Description: The philosophies and ideologies based on Confucianism that served as the basis for the Taika Reforms.


Name: Rüppell's fox (Species)
Description: Another species of fox, related to the red fox in a specific way.


Name: Over 30 Volcanic Plugs in Northern Ireland (Geographical Feature Class)
Description: Number and type of volcanic plugs found in Northern Ireland


Name: Badlands National Park (Park)
Description: A national park located in South Dakota


Name: Greek jewellery (culture_artifact)
Description: Jewellery created by the ancient Greeks.


Name: Different colors of wax (Color)
Description: Different colors of wax used for different functions or departments of state


Name: China and India (country)
Description: The economic boom in China and India


Name: 3 years after the previous election (duration)
Description: The time duration after which a parliamentary general election must be called


Name: Magnesium ions (chemical element)
Description: An ion of magnesium.


Name: Wider and shallower (Description of female pelvis shape)
Description: A wider and shallower structure


Name: North Macedonia national basketball team (Basketball Team)
Description: The team that uses the venue.


Name: Athens (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Greece


Name: Nuclear Weapons (Weapon)
Description: Weapons utilizing nuclear fission for destruction


Name: Venice Film Festival (Event)
Description: An international film festival held in Venice, Italy since 1932


Name: Ancient Indian Literature (Literary Work)
Description: Gold imagery occurs frequently in ancient Indian literature.


Name: 16% of total production (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of the food industry's total production in Andalusia


Name: Additive in the production of certain ceramics (material type)
Description: TiN used as an additive in the production of certain ceramics.


Name: strong economy (economic characteristic)
Description: a country that has a robust and diverse economic base


Name: Paleontologists (Scientists)
Description: Specialist scientists who study fossils to understand the process of evolution and the history of life on Earth.


Name: Staré Město – Uherské Hradiště (settlement)
Description: One of the main centers in Great Moravian settlements


Name: Government Regulations (Legislation)
Description: Regulations that govern the production, selling, and labeling of products.


Name: Jadar (Drina) (River)
Description: The river after which the mineral is named.


Name: The United States (Country)
Description: A destination where people migrated


Name: Total carat weight (t.c.w.) (Measurement unit)
Description: Phrase used to describe the total mass of diamonds or other gemstones in a piece of jewelry


Name: win two Nobel Prizes (Event)
Description: The event of winning more than one Nobel Prize


Name: Discussion (Communication act)
Description: Act of talking about or considering a particular subject


Name: Triangular Coins (Class of Coins)
Description: Coins with triangular shape


Name: an Oscar for the best foreign language film (Award nomination)
Description: The nomination for the prestigious award in the field of film for best foreign language film


Name: South African Krugerrand (Bullion Coin)
Description: A South African bullion coin that was first released in 1967.


Name: Primary deity (Religious Belief Term)
Description: The belief of Tengri as the Primary deity.


Name: Wellington Recreation F.C. (Football Club)
Description: Another local amateur football club.


Name: Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park (Protected Area)
Description: One of the most notable protected spaces in Andalusia


Name: the single most important event leading to the gay liberation movement (Event)
Description: Significant event in gay rights history


Name: 1.7 Billion Years Ago (Time Period)
Description: Time period during which the Oklo Fossil Reactors existed


Name: Climate (Category)
Description: Average temperature, precipitation, and weather patterns in the area


Name: French West Africa (Geographical region)
Description: A historical administrative division of French colonial empire in Western Africa


Name: Kairouan, capital of the new wilaya (province) of Ifriqiya (Location)
Description: Historical city in modern-day Tunisia, serving as capital of a province during Umayyad rule


Name: Quartz, Carbonate Minerals or Olivine (Geological Entity)
Description: Certain types of minerals prone to form mylonites.


Name: helping to connect Norwegian filmmakers with international partners and distributors (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute organizes a variety of events, including film festivals and industry conferences, to showcase Norwegian cinema and facilitate connections between Norwegian filmmakers and international partners and distributors


Name: Company (Business)
Description: The company that initially owned the quarry


Name: Gitan (Romani) (ethnic group)
Description: A Romani ethnic group with a significant presence in France.


Name: More naturalistic approach to painting (Artistic approach)
Description: Naturalistic approach required for paintings made for western patrons


Name: during 1870-1930 (time period)
Description: The time frame during which Athenian serenades were popular


Name: Han Chinese Women (Liao dynasty) (ethnic group)
Description: Women from Han Chinese ethnicity during the Liao dynasty


Name: Flow and/or faulting in accretionary wedges or the upper parts of subducted crust, or may return to the Earth's surface in part owing to buoyancy if the metabasaltic rocks are associated with low-density continental crust (Geological process)
Description: The processes by which Blueschists and other high-pressure subduction zone rocks are thought to reach the Earth's surface


Name: Integrated Power System of Russia and Belarus (Power Grid)
Description: Electricity grid system that was disconnected


Name: 84 Municipalities (Administrative Division)
Description: In August 2004


Name: Kaolinite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A type of aluminum silicate clay mineral


Name: Roman Bugaj (Person)
Description: Polish historian


Name: Hicham El Guerrouj (Athlete)
Description: Moroccan athlete who won gold medals for Morocco at the 2004 Summer Olympics


Name: Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour (Person)
Description: whose government was leading the Italian monarchy


Name: Light of Faith and Christianity (Concept)
Description: The light symbolizing faith, hope, and goodness in contrast to the darkness representing ignorance and paganism.


Name: Anschluss (Event)
Description: The annexation of Austria by Nazi Germany in 1938


Name: Some Kinds of Swords (Artifact)
Description: Swords that are still commonly used today as weapons.


Name: Alaska's Alexander and Aleutian Islands (Island group)
Description: A group of islands off the coast of Alaska, United States


Name: Undue extrapolation (Debate)
Description: According to some sources


Name: Snake and caecilian skeletons (skeleton of a specific animal)
Description: Skeletons of snakes and caecilians


Name: Pineapple (Commodity)
Description: A tropical plant with edible fruit rich in vitamin C and dietary fiber.


Name: Anatolian Neolithic source (Prehistoric Culture)
Description: The Anatolian Neolithic culture


Name: Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental union of five Arab countries in the northwestern Maghreb region of North Africa.


Name: UO2+2 (Ionic form of uranium)
Description: Represents the uranium(VI) state and forms compounds such as uranyl carbonate, uranyl chloride and uranyl sulfate.


Name: Moon (Planetary Body)
Description: A natural satellite that orbits around the Earth


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: A Nordic country located in Northern Europe and the third largest country in the European Union by area


Name: extremely large relative surface area (Physical Property)
Description: A property of nanosized diamond


Name: Magyar people (ethnic group)
Description: Hungarian ethnicity


Name: Lake Sils (Natural Lake)
Description: One of the largest natural lakes in Upper Engadin, Grisons


Name: Er Kishi (Mythological Character)
Description: A demonic character created by Tengri


Name: Spicularite (Geological formation)
Description: Found in association with rocks typical of water a few hundred meters deep


Name: prominent sculpture (art form)
Description: A significant amount of sculptures produced during this period


Name: dharma concept in Hinduism (philosophical principle)
Description: The ethical and spiritual principles that underlie Hindu society.


Name: Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) (Global infrastructure initiative)
Description: A large global infrastructure building initiative


Name: Elaborate Etruscan vase painting (art)
Description: Etruscan art style derived from Greek equivalent


Name: volcanic origin (OriginHypothesis)
Description: The hypothesis that the Tissint Meteorite could have a volcanic origin


Name: Arm (Body Part)
Description: The body part a ring can be worn on if specified within the term


Name: Grisons (Location)
Description: A region in Switzerland


Name: Turks in Belgium (Ethnic group)
Description: The Turkish immigrant community in Belgium.


Name: Revenue (Economic Term)
Description: Payment made by individuals or businesses to a government.


Name: Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) or Flotations (Financial instrument)
Description: A method of raising capital through the sale of stock shares that these professional business entities cannot access.


Name: Approximately 0.8% of its GDP (Percentage of GDP)
Description: Defense expenditure as a percentage of the country's gross domestic product


Name: vesicular texture (texture)
Description: Characterized by voids left by trapped volatiles in the molten lava


Name: Mississippian culture (Historical_culture)
Description: Agrarian society in Alabama from 1000 to 1600 CE


Name: countertops in kitchens (Kitchen feature)
Description: The use of quartzite for countertops in kitchens is expanding rapidly.


Name: Seal (Document Marker)
Description: A marker affixed to a document or object as evidence of authenticity or authority.


Name: Great Diamond Authority (fictional entity)
Description: Group that the Blue Diamond character belongs to in the show Steven Universe


Name: violent protests (Event)
Description: Protests by supporters of Ouattara mainly from the north, against his disqualification


Name: European swords derived from the double-edged Iron Age sword (Weapon)
Description: Any sword with a long, double-edged blade


Name: Art History and Archaeology (fields of study)
Description: Fields focused on the study of visual arts, material culture, and historical periods


Name: Multiple causalities (Explanation for the evolution of female choice)
Description: The possibility of more than one cause for the development of female mating preferences


Name: Moldavites (Tektite)
Description: Cosmic origin, not related to surrounding geological rocks


Name: Inclusions (diamond) (Diamond property)
Description: Macroscopic phases in diamond caused by impurities


Name: Norwegian Coast (Location)
Description: The coastline of Norway


Name: Coast (GeographicalEntity)
Description: West Africa


Name: 3-parts clothing: the upper garment, the skirt, and the pibo (披帛) (Clothing combination)
Description: The typical attire for women in the Tang Dynasty consisted of an upper garment, a skirt, and a pibo


Name: Certain enemy units within the context of NATO Military Symbols for Land Based Systems (Military Unit)
Description: Units representing hostile forces in NATO simulations


Name: first position in Global Competitiveness Report (Rank)
Description: Position attained by Switzerland's economy in the Global Competitiveness Report


Name: those who wanted to carve it (Group)
Description: Those who wanted to turn it into various objects


Name: John Williams (Missionary)
Description: A missionary sent by the London Missionary Society to Tahiti.


Name: Advances in BNCT technology (Technology)
Description: Ongoing efforts to improve the efficiency, safety, and accessibility of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) treatment


Name: If a marketer uses 'synthetic' to imply that a competitor's lab-grown diamond is not an actual diamond, ... this would be deceptive. (Statement)
Description: A clarification on the usage of the term 'synthetic' in relation to lab-grown diamonds


Name: Rejection of complete separation of church and state initiative (Political Event)
Description: An initiative calling for the complete separation of church and state was rejected by 78.9% of the voters


Name: BloodSugarRegulation (Process)
Description: The process by which the level of glucose (sugar) in the blood is regulated


Name: Royal Armed Forces (MilitaryForce)
Description: The military forces of Morocco


Name: Game resources (Resource)
Description: The primary source of Oppdal's affluence during the time period


Name: Negrito populations in the Philippines (Population)
Description: Based on the study of human remains.


Name: 16,000 merchant ships (Transportation Entity)
Description: The number of merchant ships owned by the Dutch Empire by 1650


Name: Beryllium-copper alloys (Material)
Description: A class of copper-beryllium alloy, widely used in electronics and aerospace


Name: Millions of Years (Time Period)
Description: A very long period of time.


Name: certain conditions (Physical and geological conditions)
Description: Conditions at which all the mentioned minerals are stable


Name: Communist period (Historical Period)
Description: The period when the Vietnamese immigrants started settling in the Czech Republic


Name: Gravel (Geological Material)
Description: A loose, rounded rock particle over 2mm in diameter


Name: 8th largest by nominal GDP (Size of economy)
Description: The 8th largest economy in the world based on Nominal Gross Domestic Product


Name: Sierra Morena (Mountain Range)
Description: Separates Andalusia from the plains of Extremadura and Castile–La Mancha


Name: Goldsmiths (Historical figure/Occupation)
Description: Goldsmiths who were involved in early forms of banking


Name: Welsh Government (government)
Description: The government that governs Wales


Name: joining materials (action)
Description: The act of bringing together or uniting parts


Name: Central European Scientific World (Group of People)
Description: Scientists from Central Europe


Name: The United Nations and The Kimberley Process (International organization)
Description: International organizations that work on global issues


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: 22nd state in the United States, admitted on December 14, 1819


Name: Mark Grayson (Fictional character)
Description: The real name of the Invincible superhero


Name: ethnic Xianbei clothing (clothing)
Description: Traditional clothing of the Xianbei women


Name: Armand Joseph Bruat (Person)
Description: Governor appointed by Admiral Dupetit-Thouars


Name: EARs and RDAs for copper (Health Guidelines)
Description: Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) and Estimated Average Requirements (EARs) for the mineral copper


Name: Andrea's uncles (Person)
Description: Aimed to wed Andrea's daughter when she came of age


Name: Muslim community in Taiwan (community)
Description: The Muslim population in Taiwan


Name: Trigonal Prismatic Coordination (Coordination)
Description: The type of coordination each arsenic atom has in the nickel arsenide structure.


Name: Qing Dynasty (historical period)
Description: The last imperial dynasty of China (1644–1912)


Name: Swami Vivekananda (Person)
Description: A key figure in the introduction of Hinduism to the Western world and a major force behind the revitalization of Hinduism in India in the later 19th century.


Name: Metallurgy (Process)
Description: The practice of extracting metals from their ores and preparing them for use


Name: Black Coral Larvae (Planula) (Coral Larva)
Description: The larval stage of black corals


Name: 12% of the labor force (Greece) (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of Greece's labor force employed in the agricultural sector.


Name: Napoleon III (Emperor)
Description: Napoleon I's nephew who served as the President of the French Republic and was later proclaimed emperor of the Second Empire.


Name: Layers (Physical Property)
Description: Refers to the ability of the layers in graphite to move independently


Name: Iodides (Compound)
Description: Binary compounds containing iodine and another element


Name: Hanns R. Muecke (Person)
Description: The individual who developed SpatiaLite


Name: 20,000 Muslims (Population)
Description: Estimated number of Muslims living in the Czech Republic


Name: International Ice Hockey Federation (Sports federation)
Description: An international organization for ice hockey.


Name: 15th and 16th centuries (Time Period)
Description: Centuries in the late Middle Ages to early modern period


Name: Avicebron (Philosopher)
Description: A philosopher native to Andalusia.


Name: Wunsiedel Marble (geological entity)
Description: A group of metamorphic carbonate rocks


Name: CCP (Communist Party of China) (political party)
Description: controls appointments in government bodies


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman's family (Family)
Description: Family of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Tansu Çiller (Person)
Description: A Turkish politician who served as the Prime Minister of Turkey from 1993 to 1996.


Name: Consumers (Group)
Description: Individuals who purchase goods and services for personal use.


Name: Spanish Nationalist Army (Army)
Description: The military of the Spanish Nationalists during the Spanish Civil War.


Name: Violet (Color)
Description: Some speakers/authors of English define the same range of colors as violet


Name: public bus transportation (Transportation System)
Description: Public bus transportation systems that support more suburban and rural communities in New England


Name: Cupric salts (Salts)
Description: Salts that contain copper ions


Name: National Basketball Association (SportsLeague)
Description: Professional basketball league


Name: Experienced significant demographic changes, including an aging population and declining birth rates (description)
Description: Japan's ongoing challenges related to demographics


Name: Pottery (Artifact)
Description: Artifacts made from clay, invented after stone containers


Name: The Star of Adam, The Black Star of Queensland, The Star of India, 182-carat Star of Bombay (jewelry)
Description: Gems mined from this location


Name: Moorish, European and Mediterranean cuisines (Cuisine)
Description: The cuisines of Moorish, Europeans, and Mediterraneans


Name: Semiconductor devices (Device)
Description: Devices that can be used for amplification, switching, and energy conversion.


Name: Previously undiscovered mountains, mountain ranges, creeks, rivers, lakes and glaciers (Artifact)
Description: Geographical features named during the expedition


Name: Umayyad Caliphate (historical_empire)
Description: An Islamic empire during the Umayyad dynasty


Name: Multiple combined authorities (Governmental body)
Description: Combined authorities are a type of local government body in England


Name: Tokugawa Shogunate (political entity)
Description: The Tokugawa Shogunate was a feudal military Japanese government that existed between 1603 and 1867.


Name: Griesheimer process (ProductionMethod)
Description: A method for producing potassium using the reaction of potassium fluoride with calcium carbide


Name: Ceres's mantle/core (geological feature)
Description: The muddy inner part of Ceres.


Name: Mesozoic and Cenozoic Carbonates (Geological Formation)
Description: Carbonate rocks from Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras


Name: Informal occasions (Event)
Description: Informal occasions during Japanese occupation


Name: Precious metals (Material)
Description: Metals required by metalworkers for various purposes.


Name: Devil (Religious Entity)
Description: Satan or the embodiment of evil in Christianity.


Name: Lower one-third of Alabama (Geographical Area)
Description: The lower part of Alabama that was under the control of Mississippi Territory


Name: Tourmaline Granite (Geological Feature)
Description: A granitic rock from which tourmaline hornfels can be found near the margins


Name: Dioxygen (Molecule)
Description: A molecule composed of two oxygen atoms bound together by a covalent double bond


Name: Rarity (Quality Attribute)
Description: The degree to which an item is scarce or uncommon


Name: Berber languages (Language)
Description: Languages primarily spoken by the Berbers


Name: Pore fluids with basalt and pelagic sediments (Geological composition)
Description: Fluids found within the earth's crust that contain dissolved minerals


Name: Large, well-known pet food brands (Company)
Description: Companies that manufacture pet food


Name: Hypothesis about the existence of an element much more active than uranium (Scientific Hypothesis)
Description: A hypothesis suggesting that pitchblende and chalcolite contain an element more active than uranium


Name: Salt-Water Solution (with Sodium Nitrite) (Chemical Substance)
Description: A solution of water and sodium nitrite.


Name: Heer, Marine, Luftwaffe, Cyber- und Informationsraum (Military Branch)
Description: The branches of Germany's military


Name: Hangout Music Festival (Music festival)
Description: An annual music festival held on the public beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama.


Name: Palace of Mycenae (Building)
Description: A significant palace in the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Hierarchical structure of the tree of life, Fossil record (Scientific concepts)
Description: The arrangement of species and the history of their evolutionary development


Name: Kongsberg (City)
Description: A city in Norway with a Baroque style church


Name: Intense cornflower blue color (characteristic)
Description: Deep, rich blue color that is a hallmark of Kashmir sapphires


Name: Thomas Wolsey (cardinal)
Description: An English prelate, statesman and advisor to Henry VIII


Name: The official Salon (Art exhibition)
Description: The government-sponsored art show.


Name: Majorica imitation pearl (Product)
Description: Imitation pearls made by Majorica


Name: Polished Products (Product)
Description: The strength of polished products can be higher than their unpolished counterparts owing to the removal of stress concentrations.


Name: Italian Fascist Dictatorship (Political Entity)
Description: The authoritarian regime that ruled Italy from 1922 to 1945


Name: Parikia Harbor (Harbor)
Description: A major hub for Aegean islands ferries and catamarans.


Name: black opal (Mineral)
Description: A type of opal collected from the Griman Creek Formation


Name: Renter-Occupied Housing Units (Statistic)
Description: The number of renter-occupied housing units in Cresciano


Name: IVB (Nomenclature)
Description: Potassium's period symbol in the long form table is IVB.


Name: area (Geographical area)
Description: The physical space occupied by the municipality.


Name: East River (River)
Description: The river where the Steamship General Slocum caught fire.


Name: Armor Plating (Material)
Description: None (implied: used in armor plating)


Name: Outer Core (geographical feature)
Description: The layer of the Earth between the mantle and the inner core, mostly composed of liquid iron and nickel.


Name: Food Sources (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the diet of Urban Red Foxes


Name: pharyngeal fricatives /ʕ/ and /ħ/, the (nongeminated) uvular stop /q/, and the voiceless pharyngealized consonant /ṣ/ (Phoneme)
Description: Sounds in a language that distinguish one word from another


Name: Thyme Honey (Product)
Description: Honey noted for its thyme flavor from Hymettus.


Name: Idar-Oberstein (Location)
Description: A town in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.


Name: the spectrum of visible light (light spectrum)
Description: Keeping colors focused more closely together


Name: Ottoman Turks (Historical Group)
Description: The ruling power of the region during the 17th century


Name: Holding rings in place against the finger. (Function)
Description: They make it easier to adjust the ring size.


Name: Local farmer associations and hunting groups (Association)
Description: Farming and hunting organizations in opposition to the national park plan


Name: Public health (health topic)
Description: The science and practice of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health through organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations, and individuals.


Name: $19 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: A monetary value representing the estimated economic losses due to Hurricane Sandy


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: A major ocean bordering the eastern coast of North and South America


Name: Fluorine corrosion (Property)
Description: Fluorine gas requires storage containers that can withstand fluorine corrosion


Name: latter part of the 1800s (Time Period)
Description: The later half of the 19th century


Name: Radius of Midsphere (Geometric Measurement)
Description: The radius of the sphere that touches the middle of each edge.


Name: High-quality alexandrite (Gemstone quality)
Description: High-quality alexandrite stones predominantly found in Africa


Name: Cabinet government (Government System)
Description: A form of executive branch where ministers are responsible to answer for the policies and actions of their department within the cabinet.


Name: Conventional Celeste (Color)
Description: A light blue sky color rather than the pure celeste


Name: Ram Khamhaeng (1237/1247–1298) (Person)
Description: A historical king who reigned over the Sukhothai Kingdom


Name: Brigadeiros (chocolate fudge balls) (Dish)
Description: A type of Brazilian dessert.


Name: Waistcoat (Clothing)
Description: A garment worn underneath a jacket or coat, usually buttoned and fastened by a belt.


Name: NiAs (Chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Nanodiamond or Hyperdiamond (material)
Description: A type of Aggregated Diamond Nanorod


Name: Ross Dependency (Territory)
Description: New Zealand's territorial claim in Antarctica


Name: House of Husainid Dynasty (Political dynasty)
Description: The ruling dynasty in Tunisia from 1705 to the present.


Name: Alexander De Croo (Person)
Description: Belong to Alexander De Croo (Prime Minister of Belgium)


Name: 19% (2021) (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Tunisians considering themselves non-religious in 2021