Name: Chinese politics and government (Politics and Government)
Description: The traditional and modern systems of governance, political structures, and ideologies in China, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse evolution.


Name: Urban Heat Island Effect (Phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon caused by paved streets and tall buildings, resulting in nighttime temperatures being 9.5 degrees higher for the average city resident


Name: Five Eyes intelligence sharing agreement (Agreement)
Description: An Anglophone alliance with the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and the United States


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


Name: Birds (Wildlife)
Description: Feathered warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrates


Name: Basic Feldspars (Mineral)
Description: Occur only rarely in granulites.


Name: waterfront promenade (Promenade)
Description: Waterfront promenade present in Inwood Hill Park


Name: Park Terrace West-West 217th Street district (HistoricDistrict)
Description: Designated in 2018


Name: Economic growth and development (Socioeconomic Statistic)
Description: in recent years, as of the data in 2017


Name: Europe (Geographical Area)
Description: A region where the first diamond processing dates back to the mid-14th century AD.


Name: Panhellenic campaign against the Persian Empire (Campaign)
Description: Campaign led by Alexander against the Persian Empire


Name: The lead author (Person)
Description: The individual who wrote the impartial review in 2017


Name: Comprehensive (School system type)
Description: A school system without selective education


Name: Granulite (with abundant small pink or red pyralspite garnets) (Type of Granulite)
Description: Distinct type of granulite with abundant small pink or red pyralspite garnets.


Name: More distant destinations (Geographical Location)
Description: Destinations that are more distant than Ticino.


Name: New Caledonia Tectonic Block off the coast of California (Geographical Region)
Description: A tectonic block located off the west coast of North America


Name: Media and communications sector (Cultural resource)
Description: the channels, platforms, and technologies through which information is shared and ideas are disseminated


Name: Renal Lobes, Renal Pyramids (Structures within the Kidney)
Description: Cone-shaped structures and portions within these cones respectively, that make up the kidney.


Name: Product Burned and Origin (Material property)
Description: Characteristics of the material being burned


Name: Tentacle (Anatomical Structure)
Description: A small tentacle that passes through the ambulacral plate.


Name: Iyo Province (Administrative Division)
Description: A historical province in Japan


Name: Joseph Stalin (Politician)
Description: leader of the USSR following Lenin's death


Name: schists, phyllites, slates and marbles (Geological Feature)
Description: Types of metamorphic rocks


Name: Derbyshire Wildlife Trust (Environmental Organization)
Description: Has been managing since 2011


Name: The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and Freer Gallery of Art in Washington DC (Museums)
Description: Located in New York, USA and Washington D.C., USA respectively. They have thousands of Asian ceramic pieces.


Name: Heat Treating (Treatment)
Description: Process to enhance sapphires' natural color


Name: Portrait painting (Artwork)
Description: Representation of a person, focusing on likeness, personality and mood


Name: Marie Curie (1867–1934) (Physics)
Description: Marie Curie, Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist, is famous for her work on radioactivity and her discovery of polonium and radium


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


Name: Luis Barahona de Soto (Author)
Description: Author of the Seville humanist literary school


Name: Flame Fusion Process (Creation Process)
Description: Method for creating synthetic gemstones


Name: - (-)
Description: The first signs of established jewellery making in Ancient Egypt was around 3,000–5,000 years ago.


Name: 85 cm to 60-70 cm (Length Range)
Description: Range of the total length of Naue II Type Swords


Name: Silicon, Oxygen and Magnesium (Elements)
Description: The elements that make up pure forsterite.


Name: Chivinar (Geographical location)
Description: Location where topaz crystallizes in vapor cavities of rhyolite lava flows


Name: Recipients (Humans) (Species)
Description: The individuals who receive the dialysis treatment


Name: Rococo architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: An ornate, often frivolous style of interior decoration and the fine arts that emerged in France during the mid-18th century.


Name: naval and air base (military facility)
Description: A base for naval and air forces


Name: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (organization)
Description: An organization that Norway joined one year after receiving Marshall Plan aid.


Name: Electrophoresis, Brunauer–Emmett–Teller method, X-ray diffraction, mass spectrometry, and particle counters (Miscellaneous methods)
Description: Additional methods used for characterization


Name: Battle of Waterloo (historical battle)
Description: The battle fought on June 18, 1815


Name: Seafood (Animal Product)
Description: Included in Ivory Coast cuisine


Name: Iron Gates Hunter-Gatherers (ancient population)
Description: Ancient hunter-gatherer population from the Balkans.


Name: City of Kong (Settlement)
Description: The city of Kong


Name: distinctive high-pressure minerals (Mineral)
Description: High-pressure minerals like lonsdaleite have not been found as inclusions in carbonados


Name: Geologists (Profession)
Description: Profession that uses kyanite


Name: Julius Caesar (Person)
Description: An ancient Roman general, statesman, and notable military leader


Name: Art (Activity)
Description: The act or practice of creating works of visual art.


Name: Metal complexes with carbon ligands (Organometallic compound class)
Description: A type of organometallic compound characterized by carbon-metal covalent bonds


Name: floor joists (Building component)
Description: The component where small offcuts of slate tiles are used


Name: Ukraine's 2017 education law (Legislation)
Description: The education law of Ukraine enacted in 2017.


Name: International Hunters (People)
Description: Group of people who continue to remove meteorite specimens despite the national law


Name: Afghan cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: Kabuli palaw is the national dish of Afghanistan


Name: Hiko-hoho-demi no Mikoto (Person)
Description: Younger brother in the story


Name: Russian Constitution of 1906 (Event)
Description: Major reforms conceded by the government after the Revolution of 1905


Name: Opacifier (Industry product)
Description: The primary use of Zircon in the industry


Name: Architecture (Field of construction)
Description: Buildings and structures


Name: light's angle of incidence (Physics Concept)
Description: The angle at which light hits the pavilion facets.


Name: Rich_dedicatory_offerings (artifact)
Description: The rich dedicatory offerings from the Templo Mayor


Name: Living fossils (Description)
Description: Organisms that represent an ancient or primitive stage in the development of a species


Name: Classical Sculpture of the 19th Century (Art Movement)
Description: A movement characterized by commitments to naturalism, melodramatic sentimentality, or stately grandiosity.


Name: Supreme Muslim Council (Organization)
Description: Islamic governing body in Palestine during British rule


Name: Art Jewelry (Jewelry)
Description: Jewelry created by studio craftspeople emphasizing creative expression and design


Name: Mathilde (1808–1882) (Person)
Description: A daughter of Alexandre Brongniart.


Name: Lattice of spheres (Structural feature)
Description: Structure causing interference with light in opal


Name: Gratitude (Emotion)
Description: Towards the tools used by shokunin for their work


Name: Foreign Aid (Aid)
Description: Financial or material assistance given by one government or organization to another


Name: Mohs hardness scale (scale for measuring mineral hardness)
Description: measures resistance to scratching


Name: an unknown location (Unknown Location)
Description: A location not specifically mentioned


Name: 1960s (Time period)
Description: Approximate time when mixed cuts were first developed


Name: Primary Schools (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools in Austria providing primary education.


Name: Educational Department Bureau of Hong Kong (governmental department)
Description: The Educational Department Bureau of Hong Kong is the governmental department that governs the Hong Kong education sector.


Name: 2007 (Year)
Description: The year 2007


Name: House of Medici (Italian dynasty)
Description: A famous fifteenth-century Italian banking family


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: The republic whose independence was recognized by Bulgaria


Name: Symbolism that varies (Symbolism)
Description: In their design and meaning


Name: Native American Tribes and Numerous Militaries (Cultural Group or Military Organization)
Description: Groups of people with a common cultural, ethnic, or military identity


Name: Rutile (Mineral)
Description: The group includes Rutile, a form of titanium dioxide


Name: Most European countries (geographical region)
Description: The geographical area consisting of the majority of the European continent


Name: Bobsleigh (Sport)
Description: A winter sport


Name: Creation of roof tiles at Olympia and on the Athenian Acropolis (Event)
Description: The use of Naxian marble for the creation of roof tiles


Name: Song-style attire (type of clothing)
Description: clothing style worn during the Song dynasty in Southern China


Name: Tusci (Ethnic group)
Description: The ancient people from whom the Etruscans are believed to have originated


Name: Brussels World's Fair in 1958 (Event)
Description: An international exposition held in Brussels, Belgium


Name: Cement and aggregate (Materials)
Description: Aggregate mixed with cement


Name: Mineral Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas containing valuable minerals and ores.


Name: Chinese Writing Materials (Object)
Description: Objects used for writing in ancient China


Name: Gliding atoms in the diamond's structure (physical property)
Description: The source of their color is attributed to gliding atoms in the diamond's structure as it undergoes enormous pressure during its formation.


Name: New Zealand-Australia Closer Economic Relations (CER) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and New Zealand. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Unemployed (employment status)
Description: Individuals who are currently out of work but available for work


Name: 'Subfossil' (Term)
Description: Molluscan seashells that are thousands of years old but of Holocene age are referred to as subfossils.


Name: Lydia (Ancient Kingdom)
Description: The Iron Age kingdom associated with the earliest coins


Name: University Programs in Jewelry and Metalsmithing (Education)
Description: University-level education programs focusing on jewelry and metalsmithing


Name: Huntsville (Madison County) (Location)
Description: A city in Madison County, Alabama


Name: Air India (Airline)
Description: An airline that provides flights in and out of Afghanistan.


Name: PM2.5 (Air Pollutant)
Description: Particulate matter measuring 2.5 micrometers or less.


Name: Mineral species (Geological entity)
Description: A specific type of mineral.


Name: CYMC was in financial trouble by 1913 (Event)
Description: A financial crisis experienced by CYMC


Name: viewed both within Japan and internationally (viewing)
Description: television dramas that have global appeal


Name: Education and awareness (Concept)
Description: The act of educating people about waste and waste management.


Name: Transition to microquartz (Temperature phenomenon)
Description: Occurs at about 80°C (176°F)


Name: heavens (cosmic_body)
Description: The circular bi object is believed to represent


Name: Mining (human_activity)
Description: extraction of rocks from the Earth and obtain the minerals within them


Name: Serbia (country)
Description: The country where the mineral was discovered


Name: United States, South Africa, Sierra Leone, Brazil, China, India, Australia (Geographical Location)
Description: Places where Unakite has been reported.


Name: Biographical criticisms (Concept)
Description: The focus on an artist's activities and experiences in literary analysis


Name: Pope John (pope)
Description: Pope who confirmed Methodius's position


Name: medieval trade guilds (institution)
Description: The historical context of the term 'journeyman'.


Name: Critical angle (Physical property)
Description: The angle above which light is reflected internally in a gem.


Name: Aquifers (Geological Feature)
Description: Porous gravel deposits have a high hydraulic conductivity, making them important aquifers.


Name: Birmingham with Memphis, Tennessee (Location)
Description: The two cities that I-22 connects through Alabama.


Name: Yusuf (Person)
Description: A governor who refused to submit Abd ar-Rahman's claim as the legitimate Umayyad ruler of al-Andalus


Name: Mirror (Object)
Description: A device used for reflecting light or images.


Name: other great historical figures such as Napoleon Bonaparte and George Washington. (comparison)
Description: Napoleon Bonaparte and George Washington, with whom Charles de Gaulle is often compared due to their significant impact on history.


Name: Leaching process (Process)
Description: A method used to extract a solute from a solid or solution by dissolving the solute in a solvent.


Name: extraction of gold from sea water (Process)
Description: A process that aimed to help pay Germany's reparations following World War I


Name: Saltwater pearl (Type of Pearl)
Description: Saltwater pearls grow within pearl oysters.


Name: Women's Service in the Swiss Armed Forces (Military Practice)
Description: Since 2009, women have been allowed to serve as auxiliary personnel in the Swiss Army, but they are not conscripted


Name: Bible (Religious Text)
Description: The central religious text of Christianity and Judaism


Name: foreign policy (Policy Area)
Description: The management of a country's relations with other nations


Name: Project Jadar (Enterprise)
Description: The entire jadarite mining enterprise in Serbia


Name: 1982 UNCLOS (International agreement)
Description: The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea


Name: Brazil's service_sector (Sector)
Description: The service sector in Brazil's economy


Name: Soapstone cooking vessels (artifact)
Description: Cooking vessels made from soapstone


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


Name: Costumbrismo Andaluz (Artistic genre)
Description: An artistic movement focusing on the customs and traditions of a region or community


Name: cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFLs) (Lighting Technology)
Description: A type of fluorescent lamp that uses a high voltage to excite gas and coating phosphors to produce light


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: A country where cultured freshwater pearls were first cultivated.


Name: Metamorphic Rock (Geological Feature)
Description: It is one of the characteristics of metamorphic rock.


Name: United States and Soviet Union (International Entity)
Description: Two rival superpowers during the Cold War


Name: Kurfürstentum Hessen (State or Region)
Description: A former German state, now part of Hesse


Name: Dopants (ChemicalEntity)
Description: Small quantities of additional substances introduced into a chemical reaction to affect its characteristics.


Name: Making the Magdalena River navigable again (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The ability to travel by boat on a river


Name: Logging and deforestation (Environmental issue)
Description: One of the environmental issues in the United States.


Name: Devon and Cornwall (Location)
Description: Regions in southwestern England


Name: Sodium nitroprusside (drug)
Description: A vasodilator drug on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines.


Name: Grade 1 Titanium (Titanium Alloy)
Description: A commercially pure titanium grade with the lowest tensile strength and highest ductility


Name: several trails leaving from the museum (trail)
Description: Several trails leaving from the Three-story building


Name: DINAMIC (Security Organization)
Description: Primary intelligence agency of Colombia


Name: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Region)
Description: A region in northwestern Pakistan and south-central Afghanistan


Name: term 'Great Vlachia' (geographical area)
Description: Aromanian: Vlãhia Mari


Name: Total control over interparticle forces (Necessity for nanoparticles)
Description: Refers to the requirement for total control over interparticle forces in order to contain a uniformly dispersed assembly of strongly interacting particles


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: largest country in Africa and Mediterranean Basin


Name: Salzburg (City)
Description: then an independent Church Principality of the Holy Roman Empire, which later became part of Austria


Name: Seasons (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: Divided into four: winter, spring, summer, and autumn


Name: 1 worker (Number)
Description: One worker as a comparison in the ratio


Name: Emperor Justinian (Emperor)
Description: The emperor who closed the Neoplatonic Academy of Athens


Name: Ceylon ruby (gemstone)
Description: Another name for Almandine found in Sri Lanka.


Name: [Cooked dried beans, sea vegetables, fortified cereals, soy foods, nuts, peas, seeds] (Food)
Description: The various food items that are primary sources of zinc in a western diet


Name: Non-breeding Vixen (animal)
Description: A non-breeding female red fox.


Name: Suspension piece (Part of a Medal)
Description: A small suspension piece at the crest with which to loop a suspension ring through


Name: Philippines (Geographical Area)
Description: An island country located in Southeast Asia


Name: Modern Materials and Techniques, Traditional Workmanship (Materials and Techniques)
Description: Materials and techniques used by Australian jewellers


Name: World's Emerald Market (Market)
Description: The global market for emeralds


Name: Kingdom of Sicily, Kingdom of Naples (Political Entity)
Description: Two kingdoms that divided the southern region of Italy


Name: Russia's protected natural territories (Protected Areas)
Description: Designated areas for the preservation of wildlife and habitats in Russia


Name: Andalusian tertiary sector (economic_sector)
Description: Tertiary (service) sector in Andalusia that constitutes the majority of the regional economy


Name: One of the oldest sporting cultures (Sporting aspect)
Description: Refers to China's long history and tradition in sports


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


Name: Seventeen Provinces (Historical Entity)
Description: The area ruled by the Habsburgs, which included much of modern Belgium


Name: Lake Ossiach in the northeast (Lake)
Description: A lake located in Carinthia, Austria


Name: 1935 uprising (Event)
Description: A security crisis caused by a communist rebellion in November 1935


Name: Carbonatite Tephra (Geological Feature)
Description: The tephra was primarily composed of alkali carbonatite


Name: Aśoka's emissaries (Emissary Group)
Description: emissaries sent by Aśoka


Name: January 1863 to 1865 (TimePeriod)
Description: The timeframe between the Emancipation Proclamation and the end of the American Civil War.


Name: Adding alkali to a solution containing uranyl salts (Process)
Description: A process where yellowcake is produced by adding alkali to a solution containing uranyl salts


Name: Brazzaville Conference (Historical Event)
Description: A conference held in 1944 that led to far-reaching governmental reforms in French West Africa.


Name: Segregation (Alabama Railroads) (SocialPolicy)
Description: The segregation of railroad passenger cars in Alabama implemented in 1891.


Name: Indigenous Governors (Person)
Description: Individuals in charge of the political organization of indigenous commoners during the colonial period


Name: Alexander (Person)
Description: Son of Philip and king of Macedon who led the Panhellenic campaign against Persia


Name: Spain's education system (Education System)
Description: The educational institutions and facilities in Spain.


Name: every province (geographical_region)
Description: Every province has its own specific characteristics in making rugs


Name: Chinese Akoya Pearls (Jewelry)
Description: Cultured pearls produced by China


Name: Cyriacus of Ancona (Person)
Description: Italian traveler and architect


Name: 2008 (Year)
Description: Year when China became the world's largest importer of copper


Name: Sodium hydroxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A strong base, also known as caustic soda or lye, that is used in a wide range of industrial and laboratory applications.


Name: modern works (Publication)
Description: Modern works are more sceptical about their direct influence


Name: Massachusetts Historical Society (Organization)
Description: Oldest operating historical society in the United States


Name: Lake Mungo remains (artefact)
Description: The oldest human remains found in Australia, dated to around 41,000 years ago.


Name: Copper pendant (Artifact)
Description: The oldest archaeological evidence of copper mining and working.


Name: 30% Steppe ancestry (Ancestry)
Description: The percentage of steppe ancestry in the Etruscan individuals and contemporary Latins


Name: Queen (Ruler)
Description: The ruler of Tahiti


Name: Bank of England (Central Bank)
Description: The central bank of the United Kingdom responsible for issuing notes and coins in the pound sterling.


Name: Missouri (Geographical Location)
Description: The U.S. state where Joseph Folk served as governor


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A soft, malleable, and ductile metal with very high thermal conductivity


Name: - (-)
Description: No additional information provided


Name: Pourtalesiidae (Sea urchin family)
Description: A family of sea urchins that live in the hadal zone and have been collected as deep as 6850 metres beneath the surface.


Name: Moriyas (Group)
Description: Ancestors of the Maurya kings.


Name: Term 青 for 'Blue/Green' (Language Term)
Description: In certain contexts, this term was used for 'Blue/Green' in Japanese.


Name: record (Achievement)
Description: The record of bringing more people out of extreme poverty than any other country in history.


Name: Cultured pearls on the market today (Category of cultured pearl)
Description: Cultured pearls available for purchase, including Akoya, South Sea, Tahiti, and Edison pearls


Name: A coating on top of altered specimens (Crystal formation)
Description: A way that Kasolite can form.


Name: The regional president of Basque Country, the Canary Islands, Catalonia, and Navarre (Political leaders)
Description: Leaders of four autonomous communities


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


Name: under the leadership of David Lloyd George (Person)
Description: The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during this period


Name: Alabama (US_State)
Description: A state in the southeastern United States.


Name: Copper's patina (Natural phenomenon)
Description: The green layer that forms on the surface of copper over time due to oxidation.


Name: 16 Natural World Heritage Sites (EnvironmentalProtection)
Description: Areas of natural and cultural significance designated by UNESCO


Name: pleated skirts worn in Tang dynasty paintings (artwork)
Description: The inspiration for the design of Jiang Qing dress


Name: International Organization Center (Category)
Description: A city that hosts the headquarters of an international organization, fostering diplomacy and cooperation.


Name: Socialist Republic of Macedonia (Political Entity)
Description: The republic that existed from 1991 to present, it peacefully seceded from Yugoslavia.


Name: Google Earth (Product)
Description: A desktop program and web service that provides satellite imagery and maps of the earth


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: Location where alexandrites lean towards yellowish-green and tend to have a weaker color change


Name: reducing the risk of complications during dental implant surgery (Function)
Description: Used for reducing the risk of complications during dental implant surgery.


Name: vertical pressure due to the weight of the overlying load (GeologicalFactor)
Description: The controlling factor according to L. Milch in 1894


Name: Claim of Zenodorus (Mathematical Claim)
Description: A claim that the regular dodecahedron can be inscribed in a sphere.


Name: Romansh (Language)
Description: Ancient Rhaeto-Romanic language


Name: Diamond cubic lattice (Crystal structure)
Description: A common crystal structure of diamond


Name: Boron Minerals (Mineral)
Description: A naturally occurring inorganic solid, usually of mineral origin.


Name: ringwoodite (mineral)
Description: The mineral that olivine transforms directly to over the pressure range 10.0–11.5 GPa (99,000–113,000 atm).


Name: 2005 Crushed Marble Production (U.S.) (Production)
Description: The amount of crushed marble produced in the U.S. in 2005.


Name: political parties (political organization)
Description: Political parties in Taiwan


Name: Uranium Fraction Diagrams (Diagram)
Description: Diagrams illustrating the behavior of uranium in the presence of carbonate


Name: Web Standards (Guidelines)
Description: Standards for web development


Name: Suzuka Circuit (Circuit)
Description: This circuit has hosted various races, including Formula One.


Name: Dot on the side (Feature)
Description: A dot that determines which side of the seal should face up


Name: Cheap Watches (Watch Category)
Description: Watches made for sale to sailors in the late 18th century


Name: An orange dot (Shape)
Description: In its aircraft roundel design.


Name: Early Solar System (CosmicEvent)
Description: The period of time when the solar system was forming


Name: Queen Elizabeth II (Person)
Description: The Queen of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms


Name: Census Regions and Divisions (Geographical Division)
Description: Regional divisions created by the United States Census Bureau


Name: Sea Urchin Skeletal System (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that provides support and protection to a sea urchin.


Name: Sarcoidosis (Disease)
Description: A chronic inflammatory granulomatous disorder of unknown cause


Name: Hydrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive diatomic molecule made of one atom of hydrogen


Name: 13.87% of the population in Northeast (Statistic)
Description: Is illiterate


Name: WTO (International trade organization)
Description: World Trade Organization


Name: minerals (Mineral)
Description: Approved by IMA


Name: Modern Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware featuring contemporary designs and styles, reflecting current trends in table settings


Name: The National Taiwan Normal University Yung-Chi Hall (Building)
Description: A concert hall located in Taipei, Taiwan


Name: 1:50,000 scale Canadian maps (Map)
Description: A different example of general cartography


Name: Different kinds of daru (Clothing)
Description: Different types of clothing made from daru


Name: Terracotta and other ceramics, wax (Materials)
Description: Other materials used for sculpture


Name: Researchers (Scientists)
Description: The scientists who conducted the study


Name: paofu robe, ru jacket, qun skirt, accessories such as headwear, footwear, belts, jewellery, yupei and handheld fans (Clothing items)
Description: Components of Hanfu


Name: East Japan Railway Company (JR East) (railway_company)
Description: A railway company operating in Japan


Name: Stephen Hawking (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Courts (Institution)
Description: The courts that administer justice in the name of the monarch.


Name: Hoggar Mountains (Geographical Feature)
Description: A mountain range in Algeria.


Name: influential stone (Concept)
Description: Stone that is believed to enhance well-being and detoxify the body in Feng Shui


Name: saffron (dye)
Description: A wide variety of colors, ranging from a slightly orange yellow to a deep orange red, all simply called saffron, are closely associated with Hinduism and Buddhism.


Name: Furka Summit Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: A tunnel part of the Metre-Gauge Railway connecting Valais with central and eastern Switzerland.


Name: Upper Euphrates river (River)
Description: The location where these early settlements are found


Name: Liquid aluminium (Liquid metal)
Description: The molten aluminum at the bottom of the solution during the Hall–Héroult process


Name: cordial relations with Turkey (Relation)
Description: Diplomatic relationships between Russia and Turkey.


Name: Chalcedony (Gemstone)
Description: A microcrystalline variety of quartz


Name: Thomas J. Ahrens (Person)
Description: American geophysicist and professor at the Caltech


Name: Audit and disclosure requirements (Legal Obligation)
Description: Requirement for companies to submit an annual conflict minerals report


Name: Lavas at mid-ocean ridges, scattered hotspots, and rare flood basalt eruptions (Geological event)
Description: Occurrences where magma crystallises at the surface.


Name: Planetary Geology (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study of geoscience as it pertains to extraterrestrial bodies


Name: Urban areas in New Zealand (Region)
Description: Areas where 84.2% of the population lives


Name: Honesty and Moderate Lifestyle (Personal Characteristics)
Description: Character traits of being truthful, sincere, and living with simplicity


Name: Painting, calligraphy, poetry, music, and sculpture (Art form)
Description: Different traditional Chinese artistic expressions.


Name: Europe and Europeans (Geographical Region and Cultural Group)
Description: The people and region of Europe who adopted black as a fashion for men in the 19th century.


Name: a racial impact study (Study)
Description: A study examining the potential racial impacts of rezoning


Name: Equipment whose opening voids a warranty (Goods)
Description: Products with a manufacturer's warranty that is voided upon opening


Name: conferring orders (-)
Description: -


Name: Apparel (Product)
Description: Industrial output produced in Alabama.


Name: Compound Nouns (noun (linguistics))
Description: Nouns that are modified by adjectives, possessors, or other nouns


Name: Elemental silicon in molten iron (Material)
Description: Silicon acting as a sink for oxygen in molten iron


Name: Sodium Chloride (Compound)
Description: An example of a compound with rock-salt structure


Name: Royal Mint Jáchymov Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum documenting the history of mining and town in Jáchymov


Name: communicate cultural identity (cultural expression)
Description: The dual function of the jewellery


Name: Indian Miniature Painting, Persian Miniature Painting (Style)
Description: The Bengal School was influenced by Indian miniature painting and Persian miniature painting.


Name: Positive emotions (Emotion)
Description: Emotions that people from collectivistic cultures suppress more than their American counterparts


Name: Mn55 (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of manganese with atomic mass 55


Name: French government (Organization)
Description: The governing body of France


Name: Caribbean Netherlands (Region)
Description: A constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands consisting of three special municipalities


Name: Military Expenditure (Economic Indicator)
Description: 3.4% of the country's GDP


Name: Arghandab River (River)
Description: A river in the central region of Afghanistan.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Europe.


Name: Europeans (Historical Figure Class)
Description: People from Europe who arrived in America.


Name: Hazardous waste (Waste type)
Description: Waste with properties that make it dangerous or capable of having a harmful effect on human health or the environment


Name: Name of the notary (Personal identifier)
Description: The name of the notary whose seal it is


Name: Highly variable properties of Zircon (Property)
Description: The highly variable properties resulting from the crystal structure compromise due to internal radiation damage


Name: Diamond Patent RU2282584 (Patent)
Description: A patent that describes the unique identification of a diamond and a person based on the hair composition.


Name: United Kingdom (country)
Description: The country where the galleries are based


Name: United Arab Emirates-Australia Free Trade Agreement (AUAEFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and the United Arab Emirates. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: specimens (meteorite fragment)
Description: Specimens of Allende meteorite that are still being found


Name: Richard Lepsius (Person)
Description: German archaeologist and architect who suggested Naxian marble was used in antiquity


Name: Tang dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty that ruled from 618 to 907 A.D.


Name: Oxidize and neutralize the greenish tinge in glass (Action)
Description: Removal of iron contamination from glass, resulting in a clear appearance


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


Name: Harder Material (Material)
Description: A harder material, usually colorless synthetic spinel or sapphire, used for the top half of the strontium titanate doublet


Name: eurozone (Monetary Union)
Description: A monetary union of Eurozone countries using the Euro currency


Name: Metamorphic_core_complex (Geological_feature)
Description: A region of the deep crust brought to the surface and exposed during extension of the Earth's crust.


Name: İznik pottery (Artistic Style)
Description: A type of Turkish pottery produced during the Ottoman Empire


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: Island country in Southeast Asia


Name: Healthcare System (System)
Description: The healthcare system of Ukraine


Name: One Student from Another Municipality (Student)
Description: A student who resides in Maggia but came from another municipality


Name: Marie Curie's dedication to science (Category)
Description: The selfless devotion of Marie Curie to advancing scientific knowledge and understanding


Name: Modernism (architectural movement)
Description: Contributed with new construction technologies and materials, and the topology architecture and lightened slabs system


Name: Kelp stands (Seabed habitat)
Description: Areas with higher population densities of sea urchins compared to barren areas.


Name: on Alabama's abortion ban (Legal Action)
Description: after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization


Name: Statuettes of religious and secular figures (artwork)
Description: Types of statuettes produced using Chinese porcelain


Name: Central Anatolia (Geographical Region)
Description: Central part of modern-day Turkey


Name: Paris (City)
Description: The capital city of France


Name: History (time_period)
Description: Time period during which Nubia was a major gold-producing area


Name: Calcium carbonate (Compound)
Description: The most common compound of Calcium on Earth.


Name: The New York City metropolitan area (city region)
Description: Region where two-thirds of the nation's rail riders live


Name: Lifetime Employment (employment policy)
Description: A common practice in the Japanese work environment


Name: Isaac Newton (Person)
Description: British mathematician, physicist, and author of the Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia


Name: Cubic (Geometric shape)
Description: A geometric shape with 6 square faces meeting at each vertex


Name: isometric cubic habit (mineral crystal shape)
Description: A cubic shape in crystal structure.


Name: Hydrometallurgy processes for ore extraction, such as for malachite (Activity)
Description: The sustainability of hydrometallurgy processes used for the extraction of malachite is relatively higher


Name: Material Passport (Document)
Description: A document consisting of all the materials included in a product or construction.


Name: Diabases, Basalts, Andesites, Other Igneous Rocks (Geological Rock)
Description: Rocks from which a third type of hornfels is produced.


Name: Prehistoric Cultures (Culture)
Description: Cultures known by their distinctive pottery


Name: Political, social, and cultural change, emergence of new ideas (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined Ancient Rome


Name: Manufacturers (factories) (Gold Jewelry Producers)
Description: Entities that produce black hills gold jewelry


Name: Nine orogenic belts around the world (Geographical Locations)
Description: Whiteschists occur as lenses or tectonic slices on a metre to kilometre scale within nine orogenic belts.


Name: Dinosaur Tracks (Fossils)
Description: Tracks found in Émosson, Switzerland


Name: OWL1-DL (OWL Flavor)
Description: An OWL flavor that only allows entities to be either classes or instances, forbidding metaclasses and metamodeling.


Name: Judgment of value (Value Judgment)
Description: A process or statement that evaluates something as good, bad, better, worse, best, etc.


Name: Encaustic painting (ArtTechnique)
Description: A painting technique involving heated beeswax and colored pigments


Name: Lønset (Village)
Description: A village in the municipality of Oppdal


Name: artists and anti-fascists (group of people)
Description: Including Ignazio Silone, Ernesto Rossi, Kurt Tucholsky, Hans Marchwitza, Ernesto Bonaiuti, Max Terpis, Elias Canetti, Wladimir Vogel and Jean-Paul Samson


Name: Artist (Visual Artist or Performer)
Description: A person who creates art


Name: an absorbent for neutron radiation arising in nuclear power plants (Application)
Description: Usefulness of Boron Carbide as an absorbent for neutron radiation in nuclear power plants


Name: Gold jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery made of gold, produced by ancient cultures.


Name: Road across Splügen Pass (Road)
Description: A road crossing the Splügen Pass


Name: Kurdish culture (Culture)
Description: The cultural traditions of the Kurds


Name: Níjar, Almería, Spain (Location)
Description: Location where Cordierite was first discovered


Name: Exposure tools for the semiconductor industry (Industrial tool)
Description: Equipment used in manufacturing processes, specifically in the semiconductor industry


Name: free speech, press freedom, protests, and other civil liberties. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Ganges-Jamuna Doab region (Geographical location)
Description: A region consisting of the alluvial plains between the Ganges and Yamuna rivers


Name: pinks (Color)
Description: Pinks became bolder, brighter, and more assertive partly because of the invention of chemical dyes


Name: 457 cities (city)
Description: total number of cities in Ukraine


Name: 1969 (date)
Description: The founding year of EPFL


Name: Range: 1.33 to 1.66 (Size Range)
Description: A size range that provides a good traditional oval-shaped diamond.


Name: Peacocks (Animal)
Description: In 1963 and is one of the national symbols of India


Name: 100ml of water (liquid)
Description: A liquid used in the preparation of Cobalticyanide paper


Name: gazelles (Animal)
Description: A group of African and Asian antelopes characterized by their long legs and slender bodies


Name: Norbergite (Mineral)
Description: A nesosilicate mineral with formula Mg3(SiO4)(F,OH)2.


Name: Works of Georgius Agricola (Literature)
Description: Texts authored by Georgius Agricola


Name: March 2023 (Date)
Description: The month in which the 2023 global banking crisis began


Name: Octahedron (polyhedron)
Description: A 3D superellipsoid with all exponent values set to 1.


Name: Parliament (Institution)
Description: The legislative body of a government.


Name: 1 individual (Group_of_people)
Description: Individual who is not counted


Name: Houthis (Military Group)
Description: Mocha was among the population centers in southern Yemen taken over by the Houthis during their military offensive in March 2015


Name: Laws of Physics (Principle)
Description: The fundamental rules that govern natural phenomena, as discovered through experimentation


Name: Teide (Volcano)
Description: An active volcano in the Canary Islands


Name: People (200,000 to 1 million) (Demographic group)
Description: A large number of people killed during the Partition of India


Name: Northern Branch of Buddhist Art (Art Movement)
Description: A grouping of art styles and techniques that originated in Northern regions.


Name: Cortes (Legislative Assembly)
Description: The parliament of Spain


Name: law on regional languages (Legislation)
Description: A law that allows for official use of regional languages.


Name: production date of silver pieces (Action)
Description: The action of providing details about the production date of Berber jewellery made from silver.


Name: Gallia Belgica (Ancient Province)
Description: A province of the Roman Empire


Name: Cycling population (Population)
Description: Includes utility cyclists, recreational cycling clubs, and an increasing number of commuters


Name: Trappist Beer of the Abbey of Westvleteren (Drink)
Description: A Trappist beer brewed at the Westvleteren Abbey


Name: Oxygen Tents (Medical Equipment)
Description: A now-obsolete device used for administering oxygen to patients


Name: Taiwan's women's national softball team (Sports Team)
Description: Softball team representing Taiwan


Name: assassination of King Abdullah I (Event)
Description: The murder of King Abdullah I by a Palestinian Arab connected to the al-Husayni family.


Name: Continental use (Region)
Description: The extent and frequency of the usage of mezzotint on the continents.


Name: Graphic details in Japanese mythology (Mythological Content)
Description: Graphic details in Japanese mythology as taboo


Name: Pyrite oxidization (Chemical reaction)
Description: Results in problems such as a foul odor and corrosion of copper wiring.


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: A gemstone made up primarily of aluminum oxide, with trace amounts of other elements.


Name: The New England Journal of Medicine (Academic Journal)
Description: A weekly peer-reviewed medical journal


Name: Pharmacological effects of lithium (Medical effect)
Description: The medical effects produced by lithium, which are not fully understood


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: The sovereign state comprising the islands of Great Britain and Northern Ireland


Name: Sodium Borohydride (Compound)
Description: A compound of sodium, boron, hydrogen, and oxygen with the formula NaBH4


Name: Hundreds of square miles (GeographicalArea)
Description: Although the marble is only known in the Yule Creek Valley


Name: Artists' training (Training Concept)
Description: Traditional training of artists before Modernism


Name: rebel_elements_among_the_security_forces (Military Rebellion)
Description: Elements among the security forces who seized the Cortes in 1981


Name: Tumaco people (CulturalGroup)
Description: People who created the earliest examples of gold craftsmanship in Colombia


Name: Weak metallic bonds (Metal Bond Property)
Description: A characteristic of copper due to its filled d-electron shell.


Name: Beer (Alcoholic drink)
Description: There are many local brands of beer in the Southern Dutch region, ranging from Trappist to Kriek.


Name: Museum Street, Ipswich (Location)
Description: A street in Ipswich where the museum was previously located


Name: Siberia (Region)
Description: A vast region of Russia in Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: United States Coinage System (Financial System)
Description: The system used by the United States to mint coins.


Name: endolithic (boring) algae (endolithic algae)
Description: Another type of peloids


Name: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (Organization)
Description: An agency of the United States Department of Labor which regulates workplace safety and health


Name: Free Blacks (Group)
Description: The free black population in New York City


Name: Jan Steen (Person)
Description: A Dutch painter from the 17th century


Name: Antonio Pisano (Pisanello) (Artist)
Description: An Italian painter who was the first well-known great artist to create medals.


Name: eastern territories of Algeria (Region)
Description: Eastern regions of Algeria


Name: Yoga School (School of Hinduism)
Description: One of the six major schools of Hindu philosophy.


Name: Maria Skłodowska (Person)
Description: Polish physicist and chemist


Name: European Union's Natura 2000 network (International Network)
Description: A network of nature protection areas in the European Union


Name: Foehn (weather phenomenon)
Description: A warm, dry wind that descends a mountain slope and can cause hot temperatures in the summer


Name: Japan (country)
Description: The country controlling the Senkaku Islands


Name: Banquets (Social event)
Description: -


Name: Yunis Clan (Family)
Description: Another rising Jerusalem family of notables who also participate in Nabi Musa festival.


Name: Fashion (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as fashion


Name: Greek word meaning 'kidney' (LanguageTerm)
Description: The origin of the name nephrite.


Name: Bronx Community Board 8 (Community Board)
Description: A community board in Bronx, New York City.


Name: geysers, hot springs, and other thermal features (Geyser, Hot Spring, Thermal Feature)
Description: Natural environments characterized by geysers, hot springs, or other thermal features


Name: black (Color)
Description: A color


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


Name: Secrecy (Concept)
Description: The concealment of information from others.


Name: Arendal (city) (dictionary_definition)
Description: Dictionary definition of Arendal at Wiktionary


Name: Medieval Architecture throughout Europe and the Near East (Architectural Style)
Description: The influence of Byzantine architecture on Medieval architecture


Name: Artwork depicting the Spanish shootings of 3 May 1808 (Artwork)
Description: A piece of art by Francisco Goya that graphically portrays a firing squad executing several pleading civilians.


Name: Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) (Government Department)
Description: Responsible for encouraging, developing, and managing the UK's scientific, research, and technological outputs


Name: Indian culture (Culture)
Description: Belly chains are considered auspicious for women in Indian culture


Name: Former kings of Afghanistan (Political Leadership)
Description: Rulers of the nation at different points in history


Name: itself (Property of Moissanite)
Description: -


Name: Iron (Mineral)
Description: The major mineral industrial mineral found extensively throughout the Iron Range region.


Name: Domestic Issues (Political Issue)
Description: Matters concerning the internal affairs of a country or region.


Name: Court Proceedings (Legal)
Description: Proceedings that had to be held in Ukrainian previously


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


Name: EU Stability and Growth Pact (Treaty)
Description: The treaty that established fiscal discipline in the European Union


Name: Peter Krauland (Person)
Description: The person who served as Minister of the Ministry of Property Protection and Economic Planning


Name: Berbers (Ethnic_group)
Description: A Berber (Amazigh in the Berber languages) is a person belonging to any of several indigenous North African peoples


Name: Russo-Japanese War (1904–1905) (event)
Description: A war fought between the Russian Empire and the Empire of Japan over territorial disputes in Manchuria and Korea


Name: Pre-Biotic Reactions (Chemical Reaction)
Description: Chemical processes occurring before the origin of life


Name: Presidency (Position)
Description: The role of President of Algeria, temporarily held by the High Council of State


Name: Berber language speakers (Language community)
Description: A community of people who speak Berber languages in the Maghreb.


Name: the Milky Way Galaxy (geographical feature type)
Description: The Universe contains many galaxies, including our own Milky Way galaxy.


Name: GDP (Economic_Indicator)
Description: Gross Domestic Product


Name: Banu Ghaniya (Tribe)
Description: Relatives of the Almoravids who tried to restore Almoravid rule over the Maghreb


Name: GSI Diamond Reports (GDR) (program)
Description: A diamond report system established by GSI.


Name: Youth (Age Group)
Description: Represents the period of life between infancy and adulthood.


Name: Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, India, Bhutan, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Mongolia, North Korea (Country)
Description: The countries that share a border with China


Name: before other cities (Condition)
Description: Before other cities had a larger urban African diaspora.


Name: Venice (City)
Description: Venice is a city in northeastern Italy and the capital of the Veneto region.


Name: Climate Patterns (Environment)
Description: The long-term average weather patterns in a particular region


Name: Artefacts or Images with Symbolic Meanings (Art Form)
Description: Art forms or images that have symbolic meanings, as described by Steve Mithen.


Name: Soccer (Sport)
Description: The third most popular professional team sport in the U.S.


Name: Ti-phlogopite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in lamproite.


Name: Kunqu opera (opera)
Description: A traditional form of Chinese opera originating in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province.


Name: 1950-1960s (Time Period)
Description: The time period from 1950 to 1969.


Name: Jasperware (Artifact)
Description: A fine-grained slightly translucent stoneware developed by Josiah Wedgwood in 1775


Name: Black Hills forests and grasslands (Geographical Feature)
Description: Forests, grasslands within the Black Hills


Name: Occator Crater (Geographical Feature)
Description: A crater on the dwarf planet Ceres


Name: Skilful gardeners of Holland (Gardeners)
Description: Skilful gardeners who probably raised the improved varieties of gooseberry


Name: Television (Media)
Description: The medium of television in Colombia


Name: Modern Archaeology (Scientific Field)
Description: The birth of modern archaeology had a profound influence on the public's fascination with jewellery


Name: 82 million (Quantity)
Description: The projected total population of Afghanistan by 2050 if current trends continue.


Name: Independence of Colombia (Historical Event)
Description: The event that marked the end of Spanish rule in modern-day Colombia


Name: Amethyst (Synthetic Quartz)
Description: Type of synthetic quartz


Name: Vladimir the Great (person)
Description: introduced Christianity in Kievan Rus'


Name: Corundum Treatments (Gemstone Treatment Process)
Description: The processes used for treating sapphires and rubies


Name: Alpine climate (Köppen: D, E) (Climate)
Description: Features heavy snowfalls during the winter


Name: over 850,000 students (Quantity)
Description: -


Name: India (Location)
Description: The first mention of rings


Name: Hammadids (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled Western Maghreb from 1015 to 1152


Name: Russian Farming (Agricultural Activity)
Description: The cultivation of agricultural products.


Name: National average population growth rate (PopulationStat)
Description: The population growth rate of the entire United Kingdom


Name: Beijing (City)
Description: The capital of the People's Republic of China


Name: Viceroyalty of New Granada (Historical Entity)
Description: A viceroyalty established in 1739, consisting mainly of Venezuela, Ecuador, and Panama.


Name: Chemistry (Geochemical_properties)
Description: Composition that can only form under conditions where other chemical components have been removed


Name: Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria (person)
Description: Author of Die Balearen


Name: De Beers Group (organization)
Description: A diamond mining and trading company with operations in several countries.


Name: Schöllkrippen, Wiesen, Rothenbuch, Bartelstein, Rohrbrunn, Burgsinn, Sommerau, Mespelbrunn (Building)
Description: Hunting lodges and moated castles constructed in the Spessart


Name: Nördlinger Ries crater (impact crater)
Description: A crater in Germany


Name: European region (Geographical location)
Description: In 2016, Ticino had the highest male life expectancy at 82.7 years.


Name: Inorganic beads (type_of)
Description: Beads made of inorganic materials like various types of stones, metals, ceramics, and pottery


Name: Lords of Raron, Lords of La Tour-Châtillon, Counts of Visp (Feudal lord)
Description: Historical feudal lords in Upper Valais


Name: The Early Buddhist Schools (Religious Organization)
Description: Developed their own textual collections after the development of early Buddhism.


Name: Green (Color)
Description: National color of Egypt


Name: Scattering (Physical Process)
Description: The redistribution of energy or particles due to a disturbance, such as light


Name: Gymnasium and Hauptschule (Educational Institution)
Description: The two main types of secondary schools in Austria.


Name: diverse range of habitats (habitat)
Description: various types of ecosystems found on Australia


Name: Serpentinite Schist Lithologies, Skarn Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Petrographic associations in Iran


Name: books, articles, reports etc. (Category)
Description: Publications include books, articles, reports etc.


Name: Eastern Traditions (Culture or Religion)
Description: Traditions, beliefs, social behaviors and worldviews of people in Eastern regions.


Name: Tang dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The Chinese dynasty ruled by the Tang clan from 618 to 907


Name: north Wales (Location)
Description: Region in north Wales where the mine is located


Name: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (space agency)
Description: The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency


Name: its_biocapacity (BiocapacityConsumption)
Description: The status of Benin's biocapacity consumption.


Name: Faial Island (Place)
Description: An island in the Azores, Portugal


Name: Benfica (Sports Team)
Description: Portuguese sports club based in Lisbon


Name: Hydrochloric acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: A strong acid used to convert magnesium hydroxide to magnesium chloride in the Dow process.


Name: artisans, blacksmiths, atharvavedic practitioners, alchemists, and other categories of metalworkers (Profession)
Description: Various groups of workers involved in the process of metalworking.


Name: Innovation (Quality)
Description: New Zealand's economy benefits from a high level of innovation


Name: Spearfish Canyon (Natural feature)
Description: A scenic canyon located in the Northern Hills


Name: machining process (process)
Description: A series of actions or operations performed on a material to create an object


Name: Expanded sanctions (Sanction)
Description: Additional restrictions on trade, diplomacy or financial transactions


Name: Kalash people (ethnic group)
Description: Indo-Aryan ethnic group in Pakistan


Name: 2007 federal election (Election)
Description: An election that took place in 2007


Name: Norway (on mainland) (Region)
Description: The mainland territory of Norway


Name: Porcelain (Material)
Description: A ceramic material that, like stoneware, is vitrified but is translucent due to differing mineral properties.


Name: Polish language (Language)
Description: Official language of Poland


Name: Chernobyl (Location)
Description: Partially abandoned city in the zone


Name: Magma low in silica and enriched in alkali metal oxides (Geological Process)
Description: Forms from this type of magma


Name: Q-carbon (Allotrope_of_Carbon)
Description: A new allotrope developed by a high-energy low-duration laser pulse on amorphous carbon dust.


Name: Group of Experts (Organization)
Description: A group of experts appointed by the United Nations Security Council


Name: Solid Solution Series (Mineral Class)
Description: A series of minerals that vary between end member species.


Name: Very wealthy individuals (Social group)
Description: Individuals with substantial financial resources


Name: Making of Maps (Process)
Description: The process of creating maps


Name: Polishing step (Process)
Description: The final step in gem cutting, requires grits of a much higher grade.


Name: Montana (State)
Description: The specific location where it is found in the U.S.


Name: Child marriage (Legal practice)
Description: Child marriage is practiced in some regions of Afghanistan.


Name: round brilliant shape (Diamond shape)
Description: A standard shape for diamonds


Name: Mineralogy (Geology Sub-discipline)
Description: The study of the mineral components that create rocks


Name: Greek Orthodox tradition (Religious Practice)
Description: Tradition within the Greek Orthodox Church


Name: North (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in the Kingdom of the Netherlands


Name: 9% of population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who are other Christians (without further specification)


Name: 20,000 to 200,000 (Quantity)
Description: A number between 20,000 and 200,000


Name: Broadway, off-Broadway, and off-off-Broadway (Theater)
Description: Divisions of American theater


Name: Employment status distribution (Maggia) (economic data)
Description: Distribution of employment status in Maggia


Name: Ministry of Property Protection and Economic Planning (Governmental Body)
Description: A government ministry responsible for nationalized industries during the specified period


Name: Cambridge (City)
Description: A city in Massachusetts, USA


Name: British Protestant Missions (Organization)
Description: The Protestant missions previously active in Tahiti


Name: Specialized windows (Window type)
Description: Used in a limited capacity in specialized windows


Name: Seal (pendent) (Class of Seal)
Description: A type of seal that hangs loose from the document


Name: Scale Bar (Concept)
Description: A measure used to represent distances on a map


Name: Chios regional unit (Administrative Unit)
Description: An administrative division in the North Aegean region


Name: Not applicable (Not applicable)
Description: A comparative description about the brewery


Name: Seals of women and ecclesiastics (Object)
Description: Seals that are shaped as a vesica and often have a central emblem


Name: Seven colors (Set)
Description: The original set of seven colors in Isaac Newton's description of the visible spectrum


Name: Gradient thermal conductivity along the film thickness direction (Physical Characteristics)
Description: The gradient thermal conductivity along the film thickness direction is a result of the growth process of diamond in CVD


Name: All rock, soil, and water (Natural phenomena)
Description: All rock, soil, and water on Earth.


Name: Monoclinic Crystal System (Crystal Systems)
Description: The given crystal system.


Name: tai chi and martial arts (attraction)
Description: A traditional Chinese practice that emphasizes inner peace, balance, and harmony


Name: Silicon photonics (Field of study)
Description: The design and use of optical devices made from silicon.


Name: Córdoba (1236) and Seville (1248) (Year)
Description: Years in the Gregorian calendar, when the cities of Córdoba and Seville were conquered by Castile.


Name: Flower Fields of Netherlands, Windmills of Netherlands, Cheese of Netherlands (Landmark)
Description: The famous landmarks in the Netherlands: flower fields, windmills, and cheese


Name: American Basketball Association (1967–1976) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed from 1967 to 1976


Name: Likasi (City)
Description: A city in the Haut-Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.


Name: Roman Empire (Political entity)
Description: Political entity that emerged from Ancient Rome


Name: Treaty of Sèvres (1920) (Treaty)
Description: The treaty that was intended to partition the Ottoman Empire among the Allied powers.


Name: Transitional Fossil (Fossil)
Description: Provides evidence of evolutionary change in the fossil record.


Name: Moravian Monarchs (Rulers)
Description: Leaders of Great Moravia.


Name: Japanese forces (Military entity)
Description: The military forces belonging to Japan


Name: images (Cultural_Item)
Description: Visual representations used to define the new Mexican identity


Name: Radioactivity (ScientificField)
Description: The spontaneous emission of radiation by unstable atomic nuclei


Name: Christchurch (City)
Description: The largest city in the South Island of New Zealand


Name: Alabama People (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Muskogean-speaking tribe residing near the Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers


Name: Attica (Region)
Description: A region in Greece


Name: Bearded vulture and lynx (Species)
Description: Species of birds and mammals


Name: Peleset (Sea People)
Description: One of the Sea Peoples mentioned in Egyptian texts


Name: 40% of annual world diamond production (Production)
Description: A percentage of the yearly global diamond production


Name: Asian (not Hispanic or Latino) (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as Asian and not as Hispanic or Latino


Name: Neurotransmitter Interference (Medical Condition)
Description: Side effects due to non-selective interference with neurotransmitters


Name: internal border changes and annexations in the Soviet Union (Political Event)
Description: The political events that occurred within the Soviet Union due to World War II


Name: Puig de Massanella (Peak)
Description: The highest accessible peak at 1,364 m (4,475 ft)


Name: more advanced chips (product category)
Description: Producing more advanced chips


Name: Rosin Powder (Chemical)
Description: A serious health hazard in the aquatinting process.


Name: Etruscan Paintings (Artwork)
Description: Wall frescoes from Etruscan tombs


Name: Religious scenes in intaglio (artwork)
Description: Artworks that were engraved on the gems


Name: Rhenish Massif (Geographical Feature)
Description: A mountain range in Germany


Name: Participants in the network (Group of People)
Description: Animist societies participating in the Maritime Jade Road trade network


Name: Taliban's Rahbari Shura (Government Body)
Description: Leadership council of the Taliban


Name: Philanthropy and charity sector (Social resource)
Description: the organizations, institutions, and individuals that donate time, money, or resources to help those in need


Name: Medalist (occupation)
Description: An artist who designs medals, plaquettes, badges, metal medallions, coins and similar small works in relief in metal.


Name: Range (Range)
Description: The range of mean annual temperatures, from 10 °C (50 °F) in the south to 16 °C (61 °F) in the north


Name: New England cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The culinary traditions of New England


Name: states' governors (Position)
Description: Governors of the individual states in Brazil


Name: World Bank (Organization)
Description: An international financial institution that provides loans and grants to countries of the world for capital projects


Name: King Mohammed VI (Person)
Description: Current King of Morocco since 1999


Name: Arkansas Highway 51 (Highway)
Description: A state highway that runs through Magnet Cove


Name: Number of Students Attending Special Schools in Cresciano (Quantity)
Description: The number of students attending the special primary schools in the municipality of Cresciano.


Name: The Church in Norway (Historical Entity)
Description: The religious body of the country Norway.


Name: $10.8 million (Monetary value)
Description: The price the 5-carat vivid pink diamond was sold for in Hong Kong on December 1, 2009


Name: 182-carat Star of Bombay (jewelry)
Description: An example of a large blue star sapphire, located in the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.


Name: Orfevre (Gallery) (Organization)
Description: The first gallery for art jewelry in Duesseldorf, Germany


Name: Vals (as of 2008) (AdministrativeEntity)
Description: The administrative entity of Vals, Switzerland as of 2008


Name: Diamonds found in Kimberlites (Geological Feature)
Description: Rare but well-known xenocrysts


Name: Lanthanum Carbonate (Fosrenol) (Drug)
Description: A pharmaceutical drug used as a phosphate binder.


Name: the first signs of cameos (artifact)
Description: Early examples of the cameo art form.


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


Name: Golasecca culture (Archeological Culture)
Description: A culture that developed starting from the late Bronze Age in the Po plain.


Name: Hellenic League (Political Union)
Description: The alliance formed between Greek city-states to resist Macedonian expansion


Name: Eclogite (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of rock formed under extremely high temperatures and pressures


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: The country where Sharp Corporation is based.


Name: $47.4 billion in tourism revenue (Value)
Description: Revenue generated by tourists in 2019


Name: Uranium tetrafluoride (Compound)
Description: A compound formed from uranium dioxide and hydrofluoric acid


Name: traffic congestion (Transportation Problem)
Description: Delays in traffic flow that can be caused by various factors, including high demand


Name: Vehicles (Vehicle)
Description: The vehicles manufactured in Spain


Name: Refractory materials (Product)
Description: One of the products made from kyanite after mullitization.


Name: Papyrus (material)
Description: a type of writing material made from the papyrus plant


Name: The words: 'Holiness belongs to Adonai' (Text)
Description: 'Adonai' is a Hebrew title for God, meaning Lord.


Name: 45,891 (Population)
Description: A population of 45,891 people


Name: Prasiolite, Citrine, Carnelian (Quartz Varieties)
Description: Color-treated quartz crystals


Name: Civil rights movement (Social Movement)
Description: A series of activities in the United States aimed at ending racial segregation and discrimination


Name: Taiping Rebellion (historical event)
Description: A rebellion in China during 1850-1864 AD


Name: fluorine (chemical element)
Description: an element that Dargaite does not contain


Name: Foams and Textiles (Material)
Description: A material with larger-scale features, like holes in foams or weave in textiles


Name: The loss of support in favor of Hindu faiths like Vaishnavism and Shaivism (Event)
Description: The event that marked the beginning of the decline of Buddhism in the Indian subcontinent.


Name: U3O8 (Compound)
Description: The most stable compound of uranium and the form most commonly found in nature.


Name: Land Area (Geographical Feature)
Description: The total extent of dry land, including areas of inland waterways.


Name: sauces (Food)
Description: A mixture of ingredients used to flavor dishes


Name: Andrea del Verrocchio, Giovanni Pisano, Michelangelo, Jacopo Sansovino (Person)
Description: Italian artists who practised in various arts


Name: southern Anatolia (Geographical Region)
Description: -


Name: J.J. Pollitt (Person)
Description: American art historian


Name: Marble from Chios (Mineral or Material)
Description: A type of marble found on the island of Chios


Name: Cape Matapan Lighthouse (Building)
Description: A lighthouse constructed at Cape Matapan in 1892.


Name: Fossils (Tongue stones, horns of Ammon, toadstones) (Geological Formation)
Description: Remains or impressions of organisms preserved in petrified form.


Name: Hardness (Physical Property)
Description: A property of a material that determines its ability to resist deformation or scratching.


Name: Leleges (People)
Description: The driving out of the Leleges by the Ionians


Name: combustible materials (Materials)
Description: The substances that liquid Oxygen must be kept separate from due to its reactivity.


Name: Giovanni Francesco Straparola (Author)
Description: Italian author who wrote The Facetious Nights of Straparola.


Name: Broadway Theatre (Art form)
Description: Premier form of English-language theatre in the world, named after Broadway


Name: columns made usually of Cupressus sempervirens, and sometimes of stone (Column)
Description: Types of columns used to support Minoan buildings


Name: French purple (Synthetic dye)
Description: A synthetic purple dye developed in France


Name: Berries (Fruit)
Description: Fruits that belong to the family of Rosaceae


Name: dmitryivanovite (mineral)
Description: -


Name: Various environmental agreements (Environmental agreement)
Description: The United States is a member of various environmental agreements.


Name: 2 individuals (Group_of_people)
Description: Group of 2 individuals who did not follow any religion and did not disclose their religious affiliation


Name: White (Color)
Description: The priestesses of Vesta dressed in white linen robes, shawls, and veils


Name: Ancient Macedonians (Historical Group)
Description: An ancient ethnic group from which the modern region takes its name


Name: Freshwater pearl (Type of Pearl)
Description: Freshwater pearls form in various species of freshwater mussels.


Name: Crabs, other predators and parasites (Animals)
Description: Organisms that can cause injuries in the oyster's mantle tissue


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: The location of Avast Software


Name: Conceptual Classification (Type of classification)
Description: Intrinsic to the use of language and communication, refers to the classification involved in conceptualizing experiences and surroundings


Name: Ottoman Empire (geographical area)
Description: A former empire in Western Asia and Southeastern Europe


Name: Since 1984 (Time period)
Description: The time period since the modification of the Belgian nationality law in 1984.


Name: tool (Category)
Description: A general category of objects used to accomplish a task.


Name: Greenland (Country)
Description: A country in northern Europe where Nuummite was formed.


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


Name: Organic Chemistry (Chemistry)
Description: The study of carbon-containing compounds, often involving hydrocarbons and their functional derivatives.


Name: principle of faunal succession (Geological concept)
Description: The regular and determinable order in which different assemblages of fossils succeed one another in rocks.


Name: Auction Buyer (defaulted) (Person or Entity)
Description: The person or entity that bought the Pink Star diamond but was unable to pay and defaulted on its purchase


Name: History of seal use (fact)
Description: The fact that China has a history of seal use.


Name: IIIX VY O4 (in the case of xenotime) (Crystal structure)
Description: An alternative representation of the crystal structure


Name: Radioactive Sodium-24 (Isotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of Sodium with atomic mass 24


Name: Ceramic Art (Art Form)
Description: Art made from ceramic materials including clay


Name: Aluminium oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A hard oxide of aluminum


Name: Jackal's Horn (Mythical Object)
Description: A mythical object believed to grant wishes and invulnerability in legal matters


Name: Egged Bus Cooperative and Metropoline (Organization)
Description: Bus companies serving Arad


Name: Modern and traditional Greece (Attraction)
Description: A unique blend of contemporary and timeless experiences


Name: Washington (state) (State)
Description: Geographical comparison of New England's size


Name: Sliding electrical contacts in highly humid or corrosive atmospheres and in use for contacts with a very high failure cost (Component)
Description: Gold used in sliding electrical contacts in highly humid or corrosive environments, and in contacts with a very high failure cost.


Name: Roger Williams (Settler)
Description: A settler who was banished from Massachusetts


Name: Daoud Khan (Person)
Description: Afghan politician who served as President of Afghanistan from 1973 to 1978


Name: Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: A North African Berber ethnic group.


Name: Nuclear industry (Industry)
Description: The industry involved with the development and use of nuclear power


Name: the Tschuigumo (Alias)
Description: Another name for the male version of the Jorōgumo spider


Name: Virgo Supercluster (Supercluster (galaxy))
Description: The Virgo Supercluster is a collection of galaxy clusters and groups, including the Local Group.


Name: Custodial Accounts (Financial Account)
Description: Accounts used before conversion, return, or transfer of funds


Name: Epilepsy (Disease)
Description: The gem also acts as a preservative against epilepsy.


Name: self-reliance and reduced dependence on foreign technology (economic goal)
Description: Aiming to make China's economy less reliant on foreign technology and more self-reliant


Name: living_standards, employment_levels, and income_inequality (Economy)
Description: What economic growth impacts


Name: Medal (Decorative Artifact)
Description: A round, flat piece of metal, usually awarded as a prize or decoration.


Name: 83 years (NumericValue)
Description: The average lifespan of individuals in Australia


Name: Naturally occurring fluorite crystals (mineral occurrence)
Description: Without optical defects


Name: Minoan 'Marine Style' (artistic style)
Description: An artistic style of the Minoan period


Name: Regional Clothing (Clothing)
Description: clothing associated with a specific region


Name: Silver-zinc membrane (Material)
Description: The material used in the gaseous diffusion process


Name: Visconti, Dukes of Milan (duke)
Description: The ruling family of Milan during the 14th century


Name: Spherical Curve (Geometric Figure)
Description: A curve on the surface of a sphere resulting from intersecting it with another surface


Name: GeoJSON (Technology)
Description: A data format for representing simple geographical features


Name: Potassium metal (ChemicalElement)
Description: The pure form of potassium metal


Name: Jagadish Chandra Bose (Person)
Description: Indian physicist who used galena for semiconductor devices in 1901


Name: Yuanlingpao (Clothing)
Description: A form of daily dress for officials in the Song dynasty, characterized by long and loose sleeves.


Name: Porcelain (Type of Ceramic)
Description: High-quality ceramic known for its hardness and translucency


Name: Males (Ancient Chinese) (Gender and Age Group)
Description: All ancient Chinese males


Name: Mangan olivine and mangan peridot (LanguageTerm)
Description: Alternative names for Tephroite


Name: Chemical element (Element)
Description: The substance discovered by Priestley and Scheele, later known as oxygen.


Name: Yttrium Aluminium Garnet (YAG) (Synthetic Garnet)
Description: Weighs 9,000 carats


Name: Belgian Pralines (Food)
Description: Chocolate praline confection


Name: Helvetica (Political Entity)
Description: The Latin name of Switzerland


Name: European Union (PoliticalUnion)
Description: Greece is a member of the European Union


Name: Rituals (Ritual)
Description: Ceremonies and practices performed by Hindus


Name: Germany, the Czech Republic and Austria (country or region)
Description: Countries where material ejected from the impact crater was found


Name: Roger Cardinal (Person)
Description: Cardinal coined the term 'outsider art' in 1972


Name: daily wear (usage context)
Description: common use of a gemstone in day-to-day activities


Name: Group 2 elements (ChemicalGroup)
Description: A group in the periodic table that includes calcium, strontium, barium, radium and sometimes beryllium and magnesium.


Name: Flux growth process (gemstone synthesis method)
Description: A longer process compared to flame fusion, taking two months up to a year


Name: Emperor of Brazil (Political)
Description: The position of Emperor in Brazil that Pedro II inherited


Name: Yona Pitelson (Person)
Description: An Israeli architect and urban planner


Name: Nominal Composition (Process)
Description: The process of creating compounds by combining two or more words in a language


Name: Calcium Difluoride (Compound)
Description: A compound consisting of one atom of calcium and two atoms of fluorine


Name: Its diverse cuisine (Culinary aspect)
Description: Refers to the wide variety of foods and cooking styles found in China


Name: Historic New England (Organization)
Description: Operates museums and historic sites for historical preservation


Name: Conventional value (Mathematics Convention)
Description: A widely established practice in mathematics and science to use Radian = 1.


Name: Jared Gold (Designer)
Description: A fashion designer who popularized the 'roach brooch' trend.


Name: Rhodium plating (Type of plating)
Description: The process of applying a thin layer of rhodium to jewellery


Name: North Sea (Sea)
Description: A large, shallow sea in northwestern Europe


Name: Carbon polymers of animal origin (Material)
Description: polymers containing carbon atoms that are produced by animals


Name: Mallia and Zarkos palaces (Archaeological Sites)
Description: Two archaeological sites where Minoan swords of type A were discovered


Name: Shang dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in ancient China, circa 1600 – 1046 BC


Name: Impurity (Material)
Description: A foreign substance introduced into a pure semiconductor material for the purpose of doping.


Name: Vineyards (Agricultural land)
Description: Land used for grape cultivation


Name: Oxygen (Gas)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas essential for respiration


Name: Linear structure (physical property)
Description: A physical property of the uranyl ion indicating its shape


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Officials over the fifth-ranks (Historical Figures)
Description: High ranking officials in the Sui dynasty


Name: GCAL (Gemological Institute of America Laboratory) (organization)
Description: A gemological laboratory and diamond certification service based in the United States.


Name: Turritella agate (Elimia tenera) (Type of Agate)
Description: A variety of agate formed from the shells of fossilized freshwater Turritella gastropods.


Name: World War II (Event)
Description: A global conflict from 1939 to 1945


Name: Improved water sources in Algeria's rural areas (Infrastructure)
Description: The drinkable water infrastructure available for the rural population


Name: Contemporary Art (Art Movement)
Description: Art movement in the 21st century


Name: 5.5 (in 2021) (Number)
Description: The homicide rate in New York City in 2021.


Name: Scientific Fields (Discipline)
Description: Different scientific fields use the term particle with different specific meanings


Name: National Banks (Bank)
Description: Banks chartered by the national government in the United States


Name: engraved gems for signet or seal rings (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: Market demand for Freon-12 (CCl2F2) (Compound)
Description: A type of refrigerant


Name: Environmentalism (Movement)
Description: A social and political movement that seeks to protect the natural environment by changes in human behavior, policy, and commercial enterprise.


Name: Microscopic particle (Class of particles)
Description: Particles of sizes ranging from atoms to molecules


Name: mineral beneficiation, conversion, purification, crystallization (Process)
Description: Production processes for Lithium carbonate and Lithium hydroxide


Name: deposition of solid carbon films on the substrate (Result of CVD process)
Description: The outcome of the CVD growth process


Name: Legend of the Golden Fleece (Mythology)
Description: An ancient Greek myth


Name: National parks (Geographical location)
Description: 63 national parks


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process that transforms rocks without melting them


Name: Josh Gottheimer (D, Wyckoff) (Person)
Description: Represents New Jersey's 5th congressional district


Name: MS Express Samina (Ship)
Description: A ferry that collided with the Portes islets off the bay of Parikia in 2000


Name: Alpine serpentinite (Geographical feature)
Description: A type of serpentinite found in the Alps.


Name: Decreasing Nacre Production (Trend)
Description: With increasing age, the mussel produces less nacre


Name: Flying relativistic mirrors (Mirror type)
Description: A mirror conceived for use in X-ray lasers, the reflecting surface is a spherical shockwave.


Name: Chinese and locals in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka (Culture)
Description: Cultures that adopted the production methods of creating wootz steel


Name: Final Peace Agreement (Document)
Description: A written contract between warring parties, typically ending a state of war.


Name: Inhabitants of Lipari (People)
Description: Approximately 9,000 inhabitants of Lipari enslaved by Hayreddin Barbarossa in 1544.


Name: Elk rib bones (Material)
Description: Original material for long, tubular hair pipe beads


Name: World Factbook (Source)
Description: A publication of the United States Central Intelligence Agency


Name: Turkey national football team (football team)
Description: The men's national football team of Turkey


Name: Cult statues decoration (Function)
Description: Placement on cult statues


Name: Certain Pacific cultures (cultural group)
Description: Some Pacific cultures.


Name: Benford's Law and descriptive statistics (Statistical analysis)
Description: Statistical tools used in data analysis.


Name: One stable isotope, 55Mn (Isotope)
Description: A specific form of manganese with atomic weight 55


Name: Kopaoničke planine (Mountain Massif)
Description: The mountain massif that includes Kopaonik, Željin, Goč and Stolovi mountains


Name: England and Scotland (Region)
Description: England and Scotland within the United Kingdom


Name: Rodolfo Llinás (Person)
Description: Known for his study of the intrinsic neurons properties


Name: True black diamonds (Diamond)
Description: A misconception


Name: health issues (Health Issues)
Description: Problems related to child health, maternal health, and diseases


Name: 4.045 g/cm3 (Density value)
Description: A numerical density value for Jerrygibbsite


Name: ImmuneResponse (Process)
Description: The process by which the immune system responds to threats or foreign substances


Name: municipal coat of arms (Symbol)
Description: The official emblem representing a municipality or state.


Name: Hydrology (Earth science branch)
Description: The study of the hydrosphere and the movement of water on Earth


Name: Earth's Interior (Geographical Feature)
Description: The interior of the Earth, excluding the liquid outer core and pockets of magma in the asthenosphere


Name: Jairo Quiroga Puello (Person)
Description: Recognized for his studies on the characterization of synthetic substances


Name: Fatimids (dynasty)
Description: The Fatimid Caliphate ruled in Egypt and the Levant from 969 to 1171


Name: Minoan Hieroglyphs (Writing System)
Description: A writing system used in some seals.


Name: Black Point (Point)
Description: The black point of the linear color spaces


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: A county in England


Name: Male Peafowl (Animal)
Description: The male of the species, known for its extravagant train and iridescent plumage


Name: Lush green of rural landscapes and forests (natural scene)
Description: the natural scenes depicted by Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot


Name: cabeceras or head towns (political division)
Description: The city-states governed by the Spanish colonial system


Name: Ships (Transportation)
Description: Vessels used for transportation and trade


Name: Blue diamond (Color of diamond)
Description: A type of diamond with a blue color.


Name: Sapphires (Mineral)
Description: A gemstone with the mineral corundum as its primary constituent


Name: Seleucid Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire founded by one of Alexander the Great's generals after his death, lasting from 312 to 63 BCE


Name: authigenic inclusions (Mineral)
Description: Minerals characteristic of the Earth's crust found within carbonado


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: An island country located in East Asia


Name: Lavvo (Traditional Tent)
Description: The Sámi Parliament is an abstract version of a lavvo, the traditional tent used by the nomadic Sámi people


Name: Submission of Hoderi (Event)
Description: The act of Hoderi submitting due to the control by Hoori.


Name: Text viewed in a mirror (Two-dimensional representation)
Description: The text as it appears when viewed in a mirror


Name: From the program (Action)
Description: Withdrawal from the third-party audits for conflict minerals supply chain traceability program


Name: administration of the French protectorate (Government Administration)
Description: The administration over Morocco during a specific time period


Name: Opaque Object (physical entity)
Description: An object that does not allow light to transmit through.


Name: modifier (linguistic concept)
Description: a part of a compound that restricts the meaning of the head


Name: the Numidian and Roman African era (Historical_period)
Description: An era in history encompassing the Numidian Kingdom and the Roman conquest of North Africa


Name: Low Countries (Political Entity)
Description: The region consisting of the Netherlands and Belgium ruled by the House of Valois-Burgundy and their Habsburg heirs


Name: Alleghany Memorial Hospital (Hospital)
Description: A hospital serving Alleghany County


Name: Oenotria (Geographical Region)
Description: The name became synonymous with this region


Name: Chūbu-Sangaku National Park or the Myōkō-Togakushi Renzan National Park (National Park)
Description: A national park in Japan.


Name: Yule Marble of Colorado (Company)
Description: A company that owned the mill site and the railroad during a time frame.


Name: a land of art and culture, with a rich artistic tradition that includes everything from the Impressionist movement to contemporary art (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of art and culture, with a rich artistic tradition that includes everything from the Impressionist movement to contemporary art


Name: 1998 Russian financial crisis (Economic event)
Description: A severe economic depression that occurred in Russia during 1998


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A common transparent material used in various applications


Name: Victoria and Albert Museum (Museum)
Description: Located in London, England. It has a collection of over 75,000 ceramic pieces after 1400 CE.


Name: River Ticino (Geographical Entity)
Description: A river flowing through the canton of Ticino.


Name: Political Science (Academic field)
Description: Study of the structure and function of government and politics


Name: Lake Biwa (Lake)
Description: Large and ancient lake in Japan near the city of Kyoto


Name: Novel Metal-Halide Perovskite Material (Compound)
Description: A novel type of metal-halide perovskite material consisting of Au3+ and Au2+ cations in its crystal structure


Name: world (Planet)
Description: The Earth


Name: BD+8°471 (Star)
Description: A star used for making measurements of Ceres's size, shape and albedo


Name: humid subtropical climate (climate)
Description: A humid subtropical climate that characterizes the Pacific coast


Name: Carbon (chemical element)
Description: A non-metallic, tetravalent element that is the basis of all known life


Name: Conceptual encounter with work of art (Idea or Concept)
Description: One aspect of the debate discussed was the conceptual encounter with a work of art.


Name: The Late Classical style (artistic style)
Description: A period of artistic development in Ancient Greek sculpture


Name: Infant (Life Stage)
Description: A stage of human life from birth to one year


Name: Fernán Pérez de Oliva (Philosopher)
Description: A philosopher native to Andalusia.


Name: Architectural purposes (Application)
Description: The use of a substance, structure or object for building or construction


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman's home life (HomeLife)
Description: Home life of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Lap (Tool)
Description: A precision metal plate used for grinding and sanding gemstones


Name: Wisdom of aging and fruition (Abstract Concepts)
Description: Understanding gained through experience and maturity


Name: Walser German (Language)
Description: Dialectal variety of German spoken in Aosta Valley


Name: Cerium compounds (Compound)
Description: Toxicological reports have noted their cytotoxicity


Name: Leipzig University (University)
Description: Oldest university in Germany, established in 1409


Name: UOCl2 (Compound)
Description: Specific compound within the Uranium oxyhalides group


Name: Logical and Rationalist Approaches (Approach to Classification)
Description: Includes essentialism and based on rationalist theory of knowledge


Name: NIGP Code (Product Classification System)
Description: A product classification system used by state and local governments for vendor registration, inventory item identification, contract item management, spend analysis, and strategic sourcing


Name: irradiation (Color change process)
Description: A treatment method that changes the color of gemstones, including diamonds


Name: Buses in Isle of Mull (Transportation)
Description: Bus services in Isle of Mull


Name: Castles in the Alps (Architectural Structure)
Description: Structures constructed to support dukedoms and kingdoms


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A common substance composed of two hydrogen atoms connected to one oxygen atom


Name: Bill Clinton (Person)
Description: 42nd President of the United States


Name: Retrograde Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Process where mineral assemblages formed in prograde metamorphism revert to those more stable at less extreme conditions.


Name: Active Volcanoes (Natural Geographical Feature)
Description: Areas where magma breaks the surface of the Earth and lava is erupted


Name: Manchester City FC (Sports_club)
Description: The English football club, Manchester City FC


Name: DC (Diamond Control) (organization)
Description: A diamond grading and certification organization based in Antwerp, Belgium.


Name: Wrangell (Alaska) (Geographical location)
Description: Island in Alaska, United States


Name: European Economic Community (International Organization)
Description: An economic union that preceded the European Union


Name: Brown (Person)
Description: Argued that agmatites are not migmatites and should be called ‘intrusion breccias’ or ‘vent agglomerates'.


Name: Distal Tubules (Kidney Compartment)
Description: A part of the kidney where active secretion occurs


Name: Blue compounds (Compound)
Description: Including copper(II) sulfate and vanadyl salts


Name: [NATO and several of the institutions of the European Union] (Organization)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and some institutions of the European Union


Name: Orange (Color)
Description: A color associated with Protestantism.


Name: Constitutional Monarchy (Governance)
Description: The form of government during the Empire of Brazil


Name: drier on average (Physical Characteristic)
Description: A characteristic of areas east of the Pindus Mountain Range


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol C and atomic number 6. It is non-metallic and tetravalent—making four electrons available to form covalent chemical bonds.


Name: Desert ecosystem and the narrow Zion Canyon (Ecosystem)
Description: Unique geology and ecology, including its desert ecosystem and the narrow Zion Canyon


Name: Tasmanian Government (Government body)
Description: The governing authority of Tasmania, Australia


Name: Systemic Crises (Economic Event)
Description: Large scale financial failures affecting multiple banks and the wider economy.


Name: snowpack (geological feature)
Description: accumulated snow remaining on the ground for a time period


Name: Modern Neo-pagan movements (Movement)
Description: Survived as modern Neo-pagan movements


Name: Pinctada fucata (Species of pearl oyster)
Description: Small pearl oyster species that produces Akoya pearls


Name: Southeast China (Location)
Description: Around 6,000 years ago.


Name: Phyllite (Foliated metamorphic rock)
Description: -


Name: Present (Status)
Description: The present status of Greece as a member of the eurozone


Name: [Mn2+, Mn(III), Mn(IV)] (Oxidation State)
Description: Different forms that manganese can take in a chemical reaction.


Name: Grande Dixence (High-elevation reservoir)
Description: A high-elevation reservoir built in the 1960s


Name: Ceramic (Superclass of ceramics)
Description: A general term for objects made from fired clay or similar materials


Name: Russian Empire (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The imperial state that existed from 1547 to 1721 and again from 1762 to 1917


Name: Until the 1960s (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which this Jewish Berber minority existed.


Name: 1809 (Year)
Description: The year 1809


Name: 535 people per square kilometre (1,390 people/sq mi) (Density)
Description: the density of the Netherlands


Name: 3TG (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of minerals including tin, tungsten, tantalum, and gold


Name: American Federation of Labor meeting in San Francisco (Conference)
Description: The conference that Habib Bourguiba attended on 13 September 1949.


Name: small crystals (Physical entity)
Description: Small particles used as a starting point for the growth of aluminium hydroxide crystals


Name: Many companies (Organization)
Description: Companies that have developed new, modified round brilliant cut diamonds


Name: 11% Chromium (chemical element)
Description: The minimum percentage of chromium found in stainless steel.


Name: Treaty of Perth (Treaty)
Description: The treaty in which Norway ceded its nominal authority over the Suðreyjar to Scotland.


Name: Immortality (Concept)
Description: Hindu tradition associates gold with immortality due to its non-oxidizing and corroding properties.


Name: Föhn (or Chinook wind) (Weather phenomenon)
Description: A warm wind that occurs in the Alps, characterized by low relative humidity air being brought to the north during rainfall periods on the south-facing slopes


Name: Plant Arabidopsis thaliana (Species)
Description: A small flowering plant used in scientific research


Name: Specialized outdoor tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed for outdoor dining


Name: Socio-Cultural Landscape of Early and Middle Bronze Age in Mainland Greece (Historical Period)
Description: The cultural landscape of early and middle bronze age in mainland Greece


Name: Hindu monk (role in Hinduism)
Description: A Hindu living a monastic life committed to a simple and celibate life, meditation, spiritual contemplation, and spiritual liberation.


Name: Ancient civilizations (fact)
Description: The fact that China is the birthplace of many ancient civilizations.


Name: Brazilian Academy of Letters (Literary Academy)
Description: Non-profit cultural organization aimed at perpetuating the care of the national language and literature


Name: Sephardic Jews (Ethnic group)
Description: Jewish community that moved into the Ottoman Empire following their expulsion from Spain


Name: high refractive index and optical dispersion (optical properties)
Description: -


Name: Gymnasium Education System (Education system)
Description: Austrian educational system for Gymnasium


Name: Pachysentis canicola, Pachysentis procumbens and Pachysentis ehrenbergi (parasites)
Description: Species of acanthocephalan worms that infect red foxes


Name: Smoking (Health Issue)
Description: Another health issue in the country


Name: Chang'e 6 (Spacecraft)
Description: On the Moon's surface on 1 June 2024


Name: Glenn Stracher of East Georgia State College, USA (Person)
Description: The person after whom Stracherite was named.


Name: Various groups of women in Europe (Group)
Description: Groups of women in Europe who took up the craft of hairwork in their homes.


Name: Colorfulness (Attribute of Perceived Color)
Description: An attribute relating to chromatic intensity


Name: True marble (Specific Geological Entity)
Description: Marble formed by recrystallization of limestone during regional metamorphism


Name: oltu stone (mineral)
Description: Jet, known as oltu stone in this region


Name: No First Amendment Objection (Observation)
Description: An observation that there was no First Amendment objection to any other aspect of the conflict minerals report or required disclosures.


Name: Small proportion of copper (Metal)
Description: A constituent of the alloy


Name: Polishing of metal and lenses (Process)
Description: The process of polishing metal and lenses using finer abrasives


Name: Tages (Person)
Description: An initiator of the Etruscan religious teachings, represented as a childlike figure born from tilled land.


Name: Troposphere and Stratosphere (9-15 km) (Atmospheric Layer)
Description: Carbon-14 formed at altitudes of 9–15 km.


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: A country located in North America.


Name: Immigrants (Group)
Description: People who move to a foreign country permanently or semi-permanently


Name: Es Baluard (Museum)
Description: modern and contemporary art museum in Palma, Mallorca


Name: Lower Manhattan (Location)
Description: A lower section of Manhattan in New York City


Name: Sauerkraut, Bratwurst, and Schnitzel (Dishes)
Description: Typical German dishes that are popular both in Germany and around the world


Name: Ferredoxins (Class of Iron-Sulfur Proteins)
Description: A class of iron-sulfur proteins with multiple iron atoms


Name: Buddha (Founder of Buddhism)
Description: The founder of Buddhism who lived in the 6th century BCE


Name: Wilhelmina of Prussia (Person)
Description: -


Name: Temple of Minerva (Building)
Description: Roman name for the Parthenon during the 19th century


Name: Andalusian Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The traditional architecture of Andalusia


Name: Extrinsic Semiconductors (Material)
Description: Semiconductors with impurities added