Name: Single crystal sapphire boules (Mineral)
Description: Large single crystals of sapphire used as raw material


Name: Brushes (Art Materials)
Description: Tools used in Etruscan paintings


Name: Old Turkic form 𐱅𐰭𐰼𐰃 Teŋri (Deity name)
Description: The Old Turkic form of Tengri found in the 8th century Orkhon inscriptions.


Name: Kodumanal, Tamil Nadu (Location)
Description: A location in India where high carbon steel was produced


Name: Patrice Talon (President)
Description: Current President of Benin


Name: Radioactive elements (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Substances that decay over time


Name: Cult Places (Structure)
Description: Specific locations where religious rituals were performed, such as Mikulčice and Pohansko


Name: £2,080 billion (Amount)
Description: Projected GDP of the UK in 2017


Name: Phase I, II, and III clinical trials (Trial Phase)
Description: Different stages of clinical trials for BNCT treatment


Name: Berber Memories: Women and Jewellery in Morocco (Book)
Description: A book about Berbers, their women, cultural traditions including jewellery.


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


Name: Kings David and Solomon (Royal figures)
Description: Two royal figures who are believed to have constructed the citadel and sanctuary of Tel Arad


Name: Tainan (Location)
Description: Capital city of Taiwan


Name: Primitive tetragonal lattice with a smaller unit cell (Bravias lattice transformation)
Description: A transformation of the primitive tetragonal lattice resulting in the body-centered tetragonal lattice


Name: Renown (Status)
Description: Becoming well-known or famous


Name: Mohs scale (Hardness scales)
Description: A scale used to determine the hardness of minerals


Name: Gold Medal in 1500 meter freestyle at 2008 Summer Olympics (Sports Competition Result)
Description: The gold medal won by Oussama Mellouli in the 1500 meter freestyle event at the 2008 Summer Olympics


Name: Noble Family Wardrobe (Artifact)
Description: In the early Middle Ages.


Name: Investment Stones (Gemstone Classification)
Description: Diamonds that are considered a good investment.


Name: cyanogen chloride (Compound)
Description: A compound that trimerizes at elevated temperatures over a carbon catalyst


Name: Red No. 3 (Name)
Description: Common name for Erythrosine in food labeling.


Name: Climate Types (Climate)
Description: The types of climates found in the northern regions of Italy


Name: Bouzouki and Baglamas (Musical Instrument)
Description: Types of plucked string instruments of the lute family


Name: Gemologists (Profession)
Description: People who study gemology and appraise cut and polished gemstones.


Name: Chemical and Petrochemical Industries (Industry)
Description: Industries dealing with chemical and petrochemical processes


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


Name: Hanfu period (historical period)
Description: the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period in China


Name: Cyanogen (Chemical Compound)
Description: (CN)2, a highly toxic and extremely reactive chemical compound.


Name: Formación Profesional Básica (basic vocational education) (Professional Development Education)
Description: A basic level of professional development or vocational education in Spain


Name: 89–98 GPa (Value)
Description: The maximum local tensile stress a single crystalline diamond can withstand under tension or bending is very close to 89–98 GPa


Name: Islamic law and culture (Religion and culture)
Description: The Barbary pirates were influenced by Islamic law and culture during their activity.


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: One of the religions that influenced Berber beliefs.


Name: Pribina (person)
Description: Fled to Ratpot...


Name: Dendritic agate (Type of Agate)
Description: A variety of agate that displays vegetative features.


Name: Zinc (element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Zn and atomic number 30.


Name: World Electric Energy Matrix (Electric Energy Mix)
Description: the composition of the electric energy sources used globally


Name: Synthetic Diamond (Material)
Description: A type of diamond created artificially


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


Name: Construction of buildings and infrastructure (human_activity)
Description: building and early infrastructure


Name: National anthem of Austria (Song)
Description: The official song of Austria


Name: Farming (Industry)
Description: Another primary industry in the Ōfuki village region during the postwar period


Name: North Dakota (State)
Description: The 39th state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: unruly nomads (social group)
Description: described as unruly nomads in the early 14th century


Name: a policy of indirect racial profiling (Characterization)
Description: The program was characterized as a policy that disproportionately targeted Black and Hispanic residents.


Name: the largest port in Africa and the Mediterranean (Port)
Description: Tanger-Med, a logistics hub for Africa and the world


Name: Elyse Zorn Karlin (Person)
Description: Author who wrote about art jewelry


Name: Washington, D.C. (City)
Description: The capital city of the United States, located on the Potomac River in the mid-Atlantic region.


Name: Southeast Asia (Geographical Location)
Description: The region where the impact of Bronze Age metallurgy may not have been as significant as in other regions


Name: Tungsten (Element)
Description: A transition metal that slows the formation of cementite in steel, allowing martensite to preferentially form.


Name: Inscription reads 'Seal of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China' (Text)
Description: The inscription on the seal


Name: Immigrants employed in economic sectors in Andalusia (employment)
Description: The foreign-born workers contributing to the economy of Andalusia through employment


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federally recognized, but stateless, national capital.


Name: Schanzenkopf near Wasserlos, Schloßberg near Soden/Sulzbach, Schanzkopf near Klingenberg and close to Miltenberg (Greinberg and Bürgstadter Berg) (Geographical Feature)
Description: Places where hill forts were found.


Name: Adult Red Foxes (Species)
Description: Red fox is a species of mammal belonging to the family Canidae


Name: Coast Guard Command (Naval Force)
Description: A maritime law enforcement agency within the Ministry of the Interior.


Name: Parthenon (Temple)
Description: Ancient Greek temple on the Acropolis of Athens


Name: Russian Crude Oil (Commodity)
Description: Unrefined oil produced in Russia


Name: Glassy Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that have a glassy texture.


Name: Ukraine International Airlines (Airline)
Description: Operates domestic and international flights


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


Name: Protocols for Safe and Humane Removal of Urban Wildlife (Subject)
Description: Rules for handling and removing Urban Red Foxes


Name: Solidification of a molten fluid (Physical Process)
Description: The process of changing from a liquid to a solid state, typically involving cooling


Name: Boiling Hydrofluoric Acid (Acid)
Description: A strong acid used in various chemical reactions


Name: Prehistoric Era (Era)
Description: The time period when Carbonado Diamond was formed


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


Name: Yale University (educational institution)
Description: Private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut


Name: Classification (taxonomy)
Description: The classification of minerals based on their abundance or aesthetic value.


Name: sharp and prolonged economic crisis (2010-2011) (Economic Event)
Description: A period of severe economic decline


Name: colour grading system for clothing (clothing system)
Description: The colour grading system for clothing that was developed in the Sui and Tang dynasties


Name: Free Higher Education (Service)
Description: The service of free higher education provided by the state and communal educational establishments in Ukraine


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: The value of the component material(s) is higher than the face value of the coin


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


Name: principle of non-harming (Principle)
Description: The principle of not causing harm to others


Name: Deviation of 235U concentration during uranium enrichment in France (Scientific Discovery)
Description: The discovery that confirmed the existence of natural nuclear fission reactors


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


Name: French Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period of radical political and social change in France, primarily during the late 18th century.


Name: Area now Colombia (1940s) (Region)
Description: The region that is now Colombia in the 1940s.


Name: Asia Minor or the Near East (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions located in modern-day Turkey and surrounding countries


Name: DGA Diamond Reports (DGADR) (program)
Description: A diamond report system established by De Beers.


Name: Gavrio (Location)
Description: A town in Andros Island


Name: Compression of the articular cartilage or flexion of the elastic cartilage (Physical actions in the body)
Description: The mechanical actions that help facilitate diffusion


Name: Xiuhmolpilli (Ritual)
Description: The New Fire Ceremony celebrated every 52 years by the Aztecs.


Name: Wanax (Leadership Role)
Description: The head of the society in Mycenaean Greece.


Name: Elaborately carved furniture (furniture)
Description: Furniture with carpentry skills passed from generation to generation


Name: indigenous peoples of Taiwan (people)
Description: People primarily speaking the Formosan languages


Name: Olivine (mineral)
Description: One of the less stable common minerals on the surface.


Name: Berber people (Ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous people inhabiting North Africa who are the main wearers of this jewellery.


Name: L'orfévrerie algérienne et tunisienne (1902) (Book)
Description: A book about jewellery in Algeria and Tunisia


Name: Uranium exposure (exposure event)
Description: the coming into contact with uranium


Name: President Saied (Person)
Description: President of Tunisia


Name: Andesine (Plagioclase Mineral Variant)
Description: Anorthite makes up about 40 mol% of the plagioclase


Name: Cantor's Aleph-Null (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The smallest ordinal infinity, representing the cardinality of the natural numbers


Name: Jainism (Religion)
Description: An ancient Indian religion that advocates non-violence and spiritual growth


Name: Barley, Rye, Oats, and Buckwheat (Agricultural Product)
Description: Various cereal grains produced in Russia.


Name: Courts' judicial reviews (Judiciary Function)
Description: The review process by which the Courts monitor the legislative and executive branches in Norway


Name: No direct evidence for war and warfare per se in the prehistoric Aegean (Historical fact)
Description: A statement indicating that there is no concrete evidence of war or warfare in the prehistoric Aegean.


Name: Tripoli (City)
Description: A city in present-day Libya that was part of Northwest Africa ruled by the Germanic Vandals


Name: Clinical Use (Medical Procedure)
Description: Around 2024–5.


Name: Taiwan's legislative elections 2024 (Election)
Description: The legislative election held simultaneously with Taiwan's presidential elections in January 2024.


Name: Solid oxygen (State of Matter)
Description: A state of matter that exists at certain high pressures


Name: Sannyasa stage (ashrama in Hinduism)
Description: A stage of the Ashramas system where a person can enter after the Brahmacharya stage and become an Ascetic.


Name: Dry Climate Southeast of Atlas Mountains (Climate)
Description: A very dry climate southeast of the Atlas mountains, characterized by long and hot summers


Name: Japanese Mythology (Cultural Concept)
Description: System of myths in Japan


Name: Cryolite (Mineral class)
Description: Key mineral in the extraction of aluminium from bauxites


Name: Geiseric (Person)
Description: King of the Vandals


Name: Last Supper Painting (Artwork)
Description: A painting by Godefridus Maes depicting the Last Supper


Name: Lavoisier (Person)
Description: A French chemist and biologist


Name: City-states along the coast (Political System)
Description: Including Aja, Yoruba, and Gbe peoples


Name: Water treatment (Process)
Description: Treatment of water to make it suitable for a specific end-use


Name: 4000 BCE (Year)
Description: A specific year in history


Name: Microtektites (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Tektites less than 1mm in size found in deep-sea sediments.


Name: Architecture (art)
Description: A craft that designs and constructs buildings


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


Name: the rock's thermal qualities (physical property)
Description: Qualities of soapstone that make it suitable for cooking vessels


Name: Australian Labor Party (ALP) (Political Party)
Description: One of the major political parties in Australia


Name: Octane Rating Improvement (Fuel Quality)
Description: Improving the ignition quality of fuels


Name: Hajj Amin al-Husseini (Person)
Description: The young man who held an anti-Zionist speech before the 1920 Nebi Musa Riots broke out.


Name: Isfahan (city)
Description: The Persian capital captured by Mahmud and his army in 1722


Name: Virtues of privacy and confidentiality (Concept)
Description: When excessive revelation of information on individuals conflicts with these virtues


Name: disputes about authenticity (question or issue)
Description: Were confused by these disputes about authenticity.


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Feature)
Description: Designation given to culturally or naturally important sites


Name: 16 miles north of midtown Manhattan (distance)
Description: -


Name: Homes (buildings)
Description: Built according to medieval designs that withstand cold winters


Name: Increased Efficiency (Economic Condition)
Description: Improvements in efficiency leading to cost savings


Name: 1932 (Year)
Description: Rällingsberg mining area operated until 1932


Name: Detergents and Adhesives (Products)
Description: Substances used for cleaning or bonding.


Name: Diamond (into an electrical conductor) (Diamond property)
Description: Boron can transform diamond into an electrical conductor


Name: Insolubility of copper in water (Chemical property)
Description: The inability of pure copper to dissolve in water, which contributes to its durability and resistance to corrosion.


Name: Original Porosity of Rock (Geological Property)
Description: The original porosity of the rock is considered in this scheme


Name: Triple-cut or Peruzzi brilliants (Diamond Cut)
Description: A type of diamond cut introduced by Vincent Peruzzi, with 33 facets on the crown


Name: Polyacrylonitrile (PAN) (Organic Substance)
Description: One of the starting materials for carbon fiber production


Name: King Victor Emmanuel III (Person)
Description: The king of Italy from 1900 to 1946


Name: Kandahar International Airport (Airport)
Description: An international airport located in Kandahar, Afghanistan.


Name: Qalaa of Banu Hammad (fortress)
Description: The capital of the Hammadid Emirate


Name: festive scenes (Artwork Category)
Description: Scenes depicting festivities


Name: 104 K (Property)
Description: Verwey transition temperature of pyrrhotite


Name: Population from Morocco, Turkey, and the DR Congo (Demographic group)
Description: Foreign-background people living in Belgium from specific countries.


Name: Chalkedon (Ancient Greek town) (Town)
Description: Modern-day Kadıköy district of Istanbul.


Name: S = 5/2 ground state (Quantity)
Description: A quantum mechanical description of a system in terms of the eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of its Hamiltonian.


Name: Ornaments (Artifact)
Description: Waist chains have been used in India, as ornaments


Name: Denisovan Specimen (species)
Description: the oldest known Denisovan specimen, lived 195–122,700 years ago


Name: Anvil design (Design)
Description: The design used in the diamond synthesis process


Name: European single market (Trade Agreement)
Description: An agreement that allows for free movement of goods, capital, services, and people among member countries


Name: AUKUS (International Organization)
Description: An alliance between Australia, United States and United Kingdom


Name: territorial basis (Geographical Division)
Description: A geographical division that a state is often organized around


Name: Demographic Study (SingularNoun)
Description: A systematic investigation into the characteristics of a human population, often used to understand trends and patterns in a society


Name: canton of Ticino (Region)
Description: A canton in southern Switzerland


Name: Italy's mountains (Mountain range)
Description: The mountain ranges in Italy


Name: Sapphire deposits in Montana (geographical location)
Description: Locations where sapphires have been mined in Montana, United States


Name: Other prominent British contributors to popular music (Music Group)
Description: List of prominent British bands and artists that have significantly influenced popular music over the last 50 years, including The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Queen, Led Zeppelin, the Bee Gees, and Elton John


Name: Portugal Flag (Symbol)
Description: The national flag of Portugal.


Name: Depleted uranium exposure (Health hazard)
Description: Dangerous situation caused by contact with depleted uranium


Name: Produce and process more titanium tetrachloride (Action)
Description: The action of regenerating titanium tetrachloride


Name: strategic decisions of Great Moravia (Strategy)
Description: Strategic decision to adopt double-edged swords in Great Moravia


Name: Gho and kera (men) and Kira and wonju (women) (Clothing)
Description: The traditional clothing for men and women in Bhutan.


Name: Belgian Cinema (Art Form)
Description: A form of cinema that originates in Belgium


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific entity related to this predicate


Name: 82 km (51 mi) west of the regional capital Wrocław (distance)
Description: A distance from Miedzianka to Wrocław


Name: Speed of rebirth after death (Concept)
Description: In relation to rebirth


Name: Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin (Bullion Coin)
Description: A Canadian bullion coin that comes in two versions: a special issue and a popular issue.


Name: Green, red, yellow, and orange (Color)
Description: Four primary colors associated with the garnet gemstone varieties


Name: Brain drain (Social Issue)
Description: An economic issue faced by North Macedonia


Name: Pedicellariae (Physical Structure)
Description: The tiny, movable structures on the sea urchin's test used for defense.


Name: Satellite Ground Track in Polar Orbit (Orbital Phenomenon)
Description: Viviani's curve approximates the ground track of satellites in polar orbit.


Name: Charlemagne capitularies (law_decree)
Description: Capitularies issued by Charlemagne


Name: The influence of the Saima-Turbino metalworking tradition (Cultural Transfer)
Description: From north to Erlitou


Name: (2005) example (Event)
Description: A specific year as a reference for the example


Name: more precipitation (Weather condition)
Description: An increased amount of water vapor falling from the atmosphere in a given area


Name: Carthage (Region)
Description: An ancient name for the city of Tunis, now known as Tunisia


Name: Backing material for ammolite doublets (Material Role)
Description: A material that provides structural support to the ammolite layer in doublet stones


Name: Conflict diamonds or blood diamonds (Resource)
Description: Diamonds used to finance conflict and inappropriate activities


Name: Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977 (Legislation)
Description: US legislation for mine reclamation


Name: Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) (Location)
Description: A state in Brazil known for amethyst production


Name: Nonmetal (Object)
Description: An element that is not a metal.


Name: Emerald (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a green color due to its chromium content.


Name: Expats (Group of people)
Description: Foreigners who have settled permanently in a foreign country


Name: individuals_with_high_skills, education and income (Demographic)
Description: Groups of people who benefited from the positive economic outcomes


Name: Elections since the 1930s (time period)
Description: The time period during which National and Labour have been dominant in elections


Name: rascacielos (Compound)
Description: An example of Spanish compound meaning 'skyscraper'


Name: Iron Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: The transition from charcoal iron-smelting to coke-smelting in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, which had a profound effect on the economy and society of England


Name: large seasonal variations in daylight (Weather pattern)
Description: Large differences between the amount of sunlight received during different seasons


Name: Kaustubha Mani (Jewel)
Description: Another name for the Cintamani in Hindu tradition


Name: Marcia B. Hall (Art Historian)
Description: A leading art historian of 16th-century Italian painting


Name: NATO (Military Alliance)
Description: An intergovernmental military alliance that constitutes a joint political and military agency between 30 North American and European countries


Name: Increasing prosperity (Economic State)
Description: A period of economic growth and improvement in the standard of living.


Name: Presence of Mineral Deposits (Geography)
Description: Naturally occurring substances of economic importance that are mined and extracted from the Earth's crust


Name: Johnson Controls Inc. (Company)
Description: a multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin


Name: Valais Ocean (Oceanic Basin)
Description: An oceanic basin that existed south of the European continent in the Mesozoic era


Name: Villagers in Afghanistan (Residents of Villages)
Description: Exchange goods and services during passing by villages


Name: reduce diffuse reflection (Property)
Description: reducing diffuse reflection to minimal values


Name: Palestinian local development committee (Community Council)
Description: Nabi Musa constituted a 'Palestinian local development committee' in 2007


Name: Combination of words for horse and victory (Language phrase)
Description: The Carian language name is a combination of the words for horse ala and victory banda.


Name: territory of present-day Ukraine (geographical location)
Description: The region where the Slavic expansion originated


Name: Pragmatic Sanction of 1549 (Historical Event)
Description: A law passed by Charles V that gave more legitimacy to the Seventeen Provinces


Name: Kukri (Artifact)
Description: The official melee weapon for Nepal.


Name: the beginning of the great tradition of Indian monumental sculpture (Historical Event)
Description: The start of a significant period in Indian sculpture


Name: Oxygen (Substance)
Description: Colorless, odorless, tasteless gas with the molecular formula O2


Name: drain lakes (Activity)
Description: Secondary function of windmills in the Netherlands, creating polders


Name: in Great Britain during the Bronze Age (Information)
Description: Tribal nature of social groups in Great Britain during the Bronze Age along with growing complexity and hierarchies


Name: Mortar (Product)
Description: A mixture of cement, sand, water, and sometimes lime or other ingredients used for construction purposes


Name: being an elementary particle with half-integer spin, being responsible for matter in the universe (property)
Description: Fermion is an elementary particle with half-integer spin, being responsible for matter in the universe.


Name: second round of the election (Election Round)
Description: The round where Iván Duque won the presidency


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Former political and economic entity consisting of 15 Soviet republics


Name: Atomic symbol of copper (Identification)
Description: The chemical symbol representing copper, which is 'Cu'.


Name: Eco-Industrial Parks (EIP) (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Parks where industries work together to minimize waste and share resources, often through closed-loop systems


Name: Phoenicians (Civilization)
Description: Semitic-speaking Canaanites from the western coast of the Fertile Crescent region


Name: Vermont (Location)
Description: The location where the die block was shipped for cutting and carving


Name: Distinct Worldview for each ethnic group (Feature)
Description: The concept that each ethnic group has a distinct worldview.


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol C and atomic number 6.


Name: Particle deformation (Physical property)
Description: The change in shape of the nanoparticle due to applied force


Name: Latharna (Historical_place)
Description: An ancient Gaelic territory or túath


Name: the contamination of the substrate with undesired impurities (Risk in CVD process)
Description: A potential issue in the CVD growth process


Name: - (Cultural Practice)
Description: Increasing in prestige or spiritual power over generations


Name: collie (Specific breed of dog)
Description: A subcategory of 'dog' in the taxonomy.


Name: UK airports (TransportationInfrastructure)
Description: Airports located in the United Kingdom


Name: Celtic and Merovingian jewellery (artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment created by the Celts and Merovingians


Name: Typologies (Concept)
Description: Categories for different types of archaeological artifacts


Name: Copper (Material)
Description: Engraved plates are typically made of copper but can also be brass


Name: Classicism and Gründerzeit style (Architectural style)
Description: A style of architecture that developed in Germany during industrialization


Name: Sir Thomas Lethbridge (Person)
Description: A British mining engineer who developed techniques to deal with carbonate ores


Name: Pea Vine (Transportation)
Description: A previously used tram that was replaced by the electric tram in 1910


Name: Marcello Piacentini (Architect)
Description: An architect responsible for urban transformations during the Fascist period.


Name: by Qing officials (group)
Description: Qing officials who issued the order for Han Chinese to have the queue hairstyle.


Name: Accommodation and Meals (Accommodation and Meals)
Description: The accommodation and meals that are offered by Abbadia Alpina Guesthouse


Name: Material Efficiency (Waste Management Concept)
Description: The efficient use of materials in production processes, aiming to reduce waste and environmental impact


Name: K1, T2 and X2 maternal haplogroups (Genetic Marker)
Description: Specific maternal haplogroups K1, T2 and X2.


Name: Creation of Zones of Territorial Renormalization (ZTR) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: High Fens Plateau (Geographical Feature)
Description: A plateau in Belgium connecting the Ardennes to the Eifel


Name: small piece of mantle tissue from another mollusk (tissue)
Description: The tissue used to serve as a catalyst for the pearl sac


Name: two major famines (-)
Description: -


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The majority religion in Colombia


Name: 44Ti (Isotope)
Description: Decays via two successive electron captures to stable 44Ca; this makes up 2.806% of all natural calcium and is the second-most common isotope.


Name: Madanapala (person)
Description: A Hindu king who lived in the 14th century.


Name: Central Park (Urban Park)
Description: The most visited urban park in New York City, with 42 million visitors in 2023.


Name: Traditional Māori Cooking Method, Hāngī (Cooking Technique)
Description: A traditional Maori method of cooking food using heated rocks buried in a pit oven


Name: one of the oldest and largest film industries globally (industry)
Description: film industry known for Ishirō Honda's Godzilla and anime


Name: Royal palaces, castles, and houses of social elite (Architecture)
Description: Palaces, castles, and residences belonging to the royalty or social elites


Name: Silver (Material)
Description: Another material considered sacred in Hindu belief, often used in Indian jewellery.


Name: Andalusia (Autonomous Community)
Description: An autonomous community in the south of Spain


Name: Ordinary type (Typography)
Description: Text that is commonly used in books or periodicals


Name: Cap in triplet ammolite stones (Component Role)
Description: A component that acts as a lens and enhances the iridescent display of ammolite


Name: Local GDP (economic_measure)
Description: Gross Domestic Product of the locality (Andalusia)


Name: Frederick Barnard (Person)
Description: Later president of Columbia College


Name: any kind of transport (Activity)
Description: Viamala posed challenges for any type of transportation


Name: Pigment-based Inks (Printmaking Material)
Description: Particulate substances used in printing, suitable for print surfaces and have a longer permanence than dye-based inks


Name: Toolbox (Container)
Description: Containers used by shokunin to store their sharpened tools


Name: Electronic applications of copper (Applications in technology)
Description: The use of copper as a key component in many electronic devices, thanks to its exceptional electrical conductivity and thermal properties.


Name: Treaty of Nanking (Treaty)
Description: A treaty signed in 1842 between China and Britain, ending the First Opium War


Name: range (€17,401 - €20,500) (Economic Indicator Range)
Description: A range of GDP per capita for Andalusia between the years 2006 and 2018


Name: Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the Mid-Atlantic region


Name: Men in Mycenaean Greece (Gender Role)
Description: The role of men during the Mycenaean period


Name: Brilliant yellow green fluorescence (under shortwave ultraviolet light) (Appearance)
Description: The appearance of Esperite under shortwave ultraviolet light


Name: Tang dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Dynasty in Chinese history, between 618 AD and 907 AD


Name: Airports (39) (Infrastructure)
Description: Total number of active airports in Greece


Name: Derbyshire school system (Educational system)
Description: The education system within the county of Derbyshire


Name: Guan Zhong (minister)
Description: Guan Zhong eventually convinced Duke Huan of Qi to relinquish his preference for purple


Name: Austria and Prussia (Alliance)
Description: The alliance between Austria and Prussia


Name: United States women's national soccer team (Sports team)
Description: The official football team representing the United States in international competitions.


Name: Guided Tours (Guided Tours)
Description: The guided tours that are offered by Abbadia Alpina


Name: Nuclear Weapons (Weapon)
Description: Arms deployed during Cold War


Name: Tunisia's culture and identity (Culture or Identity)
Description: The culture and identity of Tunisia


Name: Rhombohedral Bravais lattice (Lattice)
Description: A type of Bravais lattice found in the Hexagonal Crystal Family.


Name: Practicing Celibacy (Buddhist Practice)
Description: Practicing celibacy is also a form of renunciation.


Name: Minoan Civilization (Civilization)
Description: A Bronze Age civilization that developed on the island of Crete, Greece


Name: Nationwide protests (Political action)
Description: Protests that take place across an entire country or nation


Name: Abbe Suger (Person)
Description: The person who created the shade of blue known as 'bleu de Saint-Denis'.


Name: 5th century BC (time period)
Description: Period from 501 BC to 401 BC


Name: Cortes Generales (Institution)
Description: The Cortes Generales comprises the Senado


Name: Modern independent Ukraine (Political Entity)
Description: Present-day Ukraine, following its independence from the Soviet Union


Name: Māori language (Language)
Description: The indigenous language of the Māori people in New Zealand


Name: Operation Overlord (Military Operation)
Description: The invasion of Normandy by the Allied forces during World War II.


Name: Oval-shaped diamonds (Shape of Diamonds)
Description: A shape that provides a good traditional range of 1.33 to 1.66.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: The North African country of Morocco


Name: legislative majority (political status)
Description: After election


Name: Major quakes (Natural Disaster)
Description: Produced by the major seismic faults in Taiwan.


Name: about six million passengers daily on average (Passenger Volume)
Description: Number of passengers carried by London's bus network daily


Name: indigenous influences (Cultural influence)
Description: Elements of native cultures incorporated into their works


Name: Double-sided cameo gem with portraits of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and his family (Gem)
Description: A gemstone that has been carved or engraved into relief on both faces


Name: Air and water pollution (Environmental issue)
Description: One of the environmental issues in the United States.


Name: Almond Cake (Azhar) (Dessert)
Description: The dessert Almond Cake (Azhar)


Name: Subset (Abstract Concept)
Description: A part that is contained within a larger whole


Name: British tea (Commodity)
Description: Tea thrown due to it being unpopular


Name: Walking (Activity)
Description: Movement performed by regular sea urchins


Name: Octahedron (Geometry)
Description: A polyhedron with eight faces, twelve edges and six vertices


Name: Political power (Power)
Description: The claim of the ruling classes to divine authority.


Name: Nickel (material)
Description: Some modern needles are plated with nickel for corrosion resistance.


Name: wide, glacial, Rhône valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: the geography dominating the canton


Name: ps. reponse only  data (Text source)
Description: Text that the shenyi originated from


Name: Several dental alloys (Compound)
Description: Material used in the production of dental materials


Name: Fiona (Product)
Description: A Python library for working with vector geometry and metadata


Name: eclogite facies metamorphic rocks (Geological rock type)
Description: Metamorphic rocks that have been subjected to high-grade metamorphism, exhibiting a garnet and omphacite mineral assemblage


Name: 2005 (Time)
Description: Year 2005


Name: Orthosilicates (Mineral subclass)
Description: A group of silicate minerals that consist of isolated tetrahedra


Name: 800 °C (1,470 °F) (temperature)
Description: Temperature of 800 degrees Celsius or 1470 degrees Fahrenheit


Name: 2% of GDP (Percentage)
Description: amount of external debt as percentage of GDP


Name: Information (Concept)
Description: That which is kept hidden


Name: Dissolution of the Soviet Union (1991) (event)
Description: The breakup of the Soviet Union into 15 independent states on December 26, 1991


Name: Populations of North Africa (Geographical population)
Description: Populations living in North Africa at the given time period


Name: Slaughterhouses, restaurants, stores and farms (Facility)
Description: Various facilities involved in the production, distribution, or consumption of animal products


Name: Metropolitan population of United States (Population growth)
Description: Many U.S. metropolitan populations are growing rapidly, particularly in the South and West.


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: The concept of culture was also considered incommensurable with the worldviews of other groups.


Name: Source of Color Sensation (concept)
Description: The concept that light is responsible for the color sensation.


Name: German-Austrians (ethnic group)
Description: German-speaking Austrians


Name: COVID-19 (Virus)
Description: A highly contagious virus identified in 2019 and causing the COVID-19 pandemic


Name: Approximately 90% of Infectious Waste (Waste Quantity)
Description: Quantity of infectious waste before the Hospital Medical Infectious Waste Incinerator (HMIWI) standard.


Name: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Strategy (Waste Management Policy)
Description: A policy aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions from waste management activities, such as landfilling and incineration


Name: Western belt of the emerald region (Geographical area)
Description: The western belt where the main emerald mines are located


Name: Nova Makedonija (1944) (Newspaper)
Description: Oldest newspaper in North Macedonia


Name: Baoulé chief (Person)
Description: Felix Houphouet-Boigny's father


Name: Cam Dowels locked by Cam Locks (conformat fasteners) (Type of Fastener)
Description: Fasteners used in furniture supplied in flat-pack form.


Name: Kimberlites (Geological formation)
Description: Rock formations that erupt through the Earth's crust and carry diamonds to the surface


Name: 18th century and 19th centuries (Historical period)
Description: Periods in the mid-18th and 19th centuries


Name: Pewter (Metal used in Tableware)
Description: Refers to one of the metals used for tableware


Name: Gold mining solution (Solution)
Description: Solution obtained from gold mining where Aspergillus niger was found


Name: Jewellery (Artifact class)
Description: The traditional jewellery worn by Berber women in Morocco.


Name: Vajrayana (Buddhist branch or tradition)
Description: A body of teachings incorporating esoteric tantric techniques, considered as a separate branch within Mahayana


Name: 86% of Alabama respondents (Group)
Description: 86% of people who responded to the 2008 American Religious Identification Survey from Alabama


Name: Euboean Alphabet (ancient script)
Description: Another name for the Etruscan alphabet due to its origin from Euboean Chalkis


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: The European country in question.


Name: European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) (Organization)
Description: An agency of the European Union responsible for scientific advice and guidelines on food safety


Name: Almohad Caliphate (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the caliphate that included Tunisia from 1148 to 1269


Name: Siberia/Mongolians (in the 1950s and 1960s) (People)
Description: Individuals from Siberia and Mongolia during the specified time period


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


Name: grille-pain (Compound)
Description: An example of French compound meaning 'toaster'


Name: France (Country)
Description: The country that created the Établissements Français d'Océanie in 1890


Name: Epoxy granite (Anthropic rock subtype)
Description: Artificially modified rock


Name: France and Spain (Countries)
Description: Two European countries that divided Morocco into protectorates in 1912


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


Name: Clover (Symbol)
Description: A four-leaf clover symbolizing good luck


Name: Asian Population Regions (Ethnic Group Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant Asian populations, including the Auckland region.


Name: Lunisolar Calendar (Calendar System)
Description: A calendar system that combines lunar and solar calendars


Name: Bead (Object)
Description: A small, decorative object formed in a variety of shapes and sizes from various materials.


Name: national cotton production (Production)
Description: The amount of cotton produced nationwide.


Name: Forest (NaturalFeature)
Description: A forest covering the northern part of the Island of Skyros.


Name: Plastic Deformation (Geological Process)
Description: A process during diamond formation believed to cause pink coloration, but its nature is debated


Name: Allende meteorite (meteorite)
Description: A meteorite that fell in early 1969, often called 'the best-studied meteorite in history'


Name: Algeria (country)
Description: North African country


Name: Franklin, New Jersey (Place)
Description: A borough in Somerset County, New Jersey, United States.


Name: Chador, burqa, and head covering (traditional dress) (Clothing Item)
Description: Different types of clothing worn for head covering


Name: Boutique hotel in Ipswich Waterfront (Hotel)
Description: -


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


Name: Indochinites (tektite)
Description: Tektites originating from Southeast Asia


Name: Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) (Waste Management Policy)
Description: A policy that requires producers to be financially responsible for the entire lifecycle of their products, including disposal and recycling


Name: Curia (Name)
Description: The Roman name for Chur


Name: Metamorphic zone (Geological Feature)
Description: The ring surrounding the granite core.


Name: 27% (Percentage)
Description: percentage of increase in public spending


Name: John M. Sowden IV (Person)
Description: The current mayor of Franklin Borough


Name: Western Roman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: The empire that Charlemagne attempted to reestablish


Name: Christians (Religion)
Description: a religious group that represents 44% of the total population


Name: President Macron's government (government)
Description: -


Name: Oxidation of benzylic alcohols (Chemical Reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction involving the oxidation of a specific type of alcohol molecule


Name: New Zealand's military services (Military)
Description: The New Zealand Defence Force comprising the New Zealand Army, Royal New Zealand Air Force, and the Royal New Zealand Navy


Name: Alteration rims (Geological feature)
Description: Rims formed around minerals or rock fragments due to alteration processes.


Name: Three General Classes (Classification of Rocks)
Description: The three main categories of rocks: igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic.


Name: Iron (Material)
Description: Iron that was refined by Henry Cort from pig iron to wrought iron during the Industrial Revolution


Name: Point Cut (Diamond Cutting Technique)
Description: The original polishing technique for diamonds


Name: Azurite (mineral)
Description: A blue mineral


Name: Coalition (Political Alliance)
Description: Formal grouping of the Liberal Party and its minor partner, the National Party


Name: Hematite (Mineral)
Description: A red mineral used as pigment in painting.


Name: Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) (League)
Description: Japan's top professional baseball league established in 1936.


Name: United Technologies (Technology Company)
Description: A technology company based in Hartford


Name: Pear-shaped pearls (Shape)
Description: Tear drop shaped pearls used in earrings, pendants or necklaces


Name: sequence of lithology transformations (Geological Process)
Description: A sequence of transformations in rocks identified by Lyell


Name: House of Representatives (legislative body)
Description: Lower house of the bicameral Australian Parliament


Name: Calcium compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds containing calcium as an element.


Name: Radiation Shield (Protective Layer)
Description: A layer designed to protect the spacecraft from ionizing radiation


Name: Cubic Root of Carat Weight (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The cubic root of the carat weight of a diamond


Name: Paean (deity)
Description: Personification of the magic-song which was supposed to 'heal' the patient


Name: US Nuclear Infrastructure (Infrastructure)
Description: The infrastructure related to the use of nuclear energy in the US


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


Name: Earliest Evidence (HistoricalEvent)
Description: The earliest known evidence of yogis and their meditative tradition


Name: Savonnette (Alternative name)
Description: Known as savonnette due to its resemblance to a round soap bar.


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


Name: Supernatural Combat (Event)
Description: A combat event that occurs between humans and supernatural entities


Name: Meal (Food)
Description: A typical Brazilian meal consisting mostly of rice and beans with beef, salad, french fries and a fried egg.


Name: (with J. Volney Lewis) Ore deposition at Franklin Furnace, New Jersey (Publication)
Description: Article in Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: Eteocretan language (language)
Description: A language attested in a few post-Bronze Age inscriptions, possibly a descendant of the Minoan language.


Name: U.S. rail transport network (Transportation system)
Description: The rail network in the U.S.


Name: Collonges (Switzerland) (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Switzerland


Name: Lightweight Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed to be light in weight, making it easier to transport and store


Name: Giovanni di Bicci de' Medici (Person)
Description: A notable figure in 14th-century Florence who established the Medici Bank


Name: Melilla (City)
Description: Another exclave city of Spain in North Africa


Name: Counterterrorism efforts against Al-Qaeda (Military Strategy)
Description: Countering terrorism efforts against Al-Qaeda and other extremist groups in Afghanistan


Name: Some Guitars (Musical Instrument)
Description: Types of chordophones with six or more strings


Name: Vena Amoris (vein of love) (Anatomy)
Description: An ancient belief that connects the fourth finger to the heart.


Name: 1.6 billion tons (Quantity)
Description: Number of tons


Name: Coelom (Body Cavity)
Description: The main body cavity in sea urchins.


Name: Variation in Chemistry (Chemical Property)
Description: The difference in the chemical composition of minerals


Name: a needle (tool)
Description: The tool used to engrave the metal amulets.


Name: Hassan (Person)
Description: King of Morocco from 1961 to 1999


Name: People of Northern Ireland (Population)
Description: Number of people in Northern Ireland with some ability in the Ulster-Scots language


Name: Phoenicians (Ancient civilization)
Description: A people primarily living in the coastal regions of present-day Lebanon, Israel and Syria.


Name: Swedish royal family (institution)
Description: A family traced back to at least the 10th century A.D., closely related to a head of state.


Name: Nobles (Social Class)
Description: Higher social class in Aztec society


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


Name: People (Group)
Description: During the Western Jin Dynasty


Name: Submillimeter Wavelength Range (Wavelength)
Description: The portion of the electromagnetic spectrum with wavelengths ranging from approximately 1 millimeter to 1 meter.


Name: Union (Political Entity)
Description: The United States during its early existence (1781-1789) as a confederation of states and from 1789 to the present as a federal republic


Name: Magnetic properties of pyrrhotite (Property)
Description: The magnetic characteristics of pyrrhotite


Name: Doping (Process)
Description: The process of increasing the conductivity of silicon by adding impurities.


Name: Fused-buffer shape (artifact part)
Description: Where what resemble two terminals are actually a single piece


Name: Acoma jet deposits (mineral_deposit)
Description: Jet deposits mined in the area of Acoma Pueblo


Name: Weight (Quality attribute of Gemstone)
Description: A quality attribute that refers to the weight of a gemstone.


Name: Variety of Standards (Set)
Description: Existence of various standards for tolerances, depending on the locale


Name: Goldsmith banker (Historical figure)
Description: A general term for Goldsmith bankers, regardless of their location.


Name: San Joaquin Valley (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical area in California, USA


Name: The Ipswich Regent Theatre (Attraction)
Description: An attraction located in Ipswich


Name: Pierre Cartier (Person)
Description: Founder of Cartier, a jewellery company based in France


Name: Greek party system (Political System)
Description: The political system of Greece


Name: jinxianguan (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by civil officials


Name: Fontina cheese (Food)
Description: a type of cheese produced in Aosta Valley


Name: Gemstone Mineral (Classification)
Description: Official classification for minerals recognized by the Bureau of Mines, Ministry of Economic Affairs


Name: Of various sizes (with infinite sets) (Mathematical Property)
Description: That infinite sets can have different sizes.


Name: Polder reclamation (Geographical feature created by draining swampland)
Description: Land reclaimed from swamplands


Name: objects with ritual or religious purposes (Objects)
Description: Type of objects that are carved in hardstone carving


Name: Radiation Treatment (Technique)
Description: A technique used to produce color in diamonds, either naturally or artificially


Name: Alexander Fersman (Person)
Description: Academician and mineralogist who discovered belomorite


Name: Peter Henlein (Person)
Description: A German locksmith who was regularly manufacturing pocket watches by 1526.


Name: dyes (Material)
Description: Substances that change the color of other substances


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: By the Axis powers during the occupation of Thasos


Name: Democratic Party (party)
Description: One of the two major contemporary political parties in the U.S.


Name: Arab (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group native to the Arabian Peninsula


Name: Surface defects (Cause)
Description: The presence and severity of surface imperfections


Name: Orhan Pamuk (Person)
Description: Contemporary Turkish novelist and essayist


Name: Colombia's Integrated System for the Verification and Monitoring of Compliance with the Peace Agreement (SIVAM) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian system responsible for verifying and monitoring compliance with the peace agreement.


Name: Carnelian (mineral variety)
Description: A clear-to-translucent reddish-brown variety of chalcedony.


Name: 11% Chromium (Chemical Element)
Description: An additional element needed for stainless steel to resist corrosion and oxidation


Name: National Curriculum (Education Program)
Description: The curriculum developed by the Commonwealth and implemented by the states and territories.


Name: Prague (City)
Description: The capital city of the Czech Republic


Name: Alpine climates (Geographical feature)
Description: A climate characterized by cold winters and cool summers, often found in mountainous regions


Name: provincial level (examination level)
Description: The level of examination that Tang Xianzu passed


Name: Saffarids (Dynasty)
Description: A Persian dynasty that ruled parts of modern Afghanistan and Sindh from 861 to 1003


Name: Iron-free pigment (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnSO4 as an iron-free pigment in glass and ceramics


Name: Derbyshire Bat Group (Organization)
Description: Specialist organization protecting, promoting, and monitoring bats in Derbyshire


Name: Changes in Environment (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the adaptability of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Territory of present-day Russia (Geographical region)
Description: Region that is now modern Russia


Name: Conic Projections (Mercator, Gall-Peters) (Technology)
Description: A map projection used in this period


Name: Kofola (Company)
Description: A Czech company in the food industry


Name: Textile Production (Industry)
Description: The industries that produce textiles and clothing


Name: disclosed religious affiliation (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who follow any religion and have disclosed their religious affiliation in Collonges


Name: Ratio (2:1) (Quantitative Relationship)
Description: Refers to the 2:1 ratio of hydrogen atoms to oxygen atoms in water.


Name: Red Hot Organization (AIDS Support Organization)
Description: An organization that provides support to people affected by HIV/AIDS


Name: Corrosion resistance of copper (Durability)
Description: The natural resistance of copper to corrosion and oxidation, which can be further enhanced through coatings or alloying for increased durability.


Name: Emperors (royalty)
Description: The ruler of a kingdom, especially an emperor or empress


Name: Mussolini (Person)
Description: Was appointed as the prime minister of Italy by King Victor Emmanuel III


Name: Affected parts (body part)
Description: Excision or amputation of affected parts may be required


Name: Polish (attribute)
Description: The smoothness of the diamond's facets


Name: Reexamination (Quality Control Process)
Description: The process of checking the diamond for flaws or induced imperfections.


Name: Order (Type of military decoration)
Description: Awarded for distinguished services to a nation or the general betterment of humanity, typically implies membership.


Name: Tumor cells (Cell Type)
Description: Specifically, malignant brain tumor cells


Name: Winifred Moller Beilby (Person)
Description: The wife of Frederick Soddy


Name: Comune di Lugano (Organization)
Description: The municipality of Lugano, Ticino, Switzerland


Name: end windows on some high-powered laser tubes (Equipment)
Description: End windows of high-powered lasers


Name: Bone strength (Body feature)
Description: The hard, rigid parts of animal bodies that provide form and support


Name: CYMC (Organization)
Description: The company that built Quarry Town and managed the marble quarry


Name: Eugène-Melchior Péligot (Scientist)
Description: First person to isolate uranium


Name: Derby County (Football_Team)
Description: Football League team based in Derbyshire


Name: African Union (AU) (International Organization)
Description: An organization of African states striving for unity and solidarity.


Name: International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization representing 84 countries and territories


Name: Abdelaziz Bouteflika (Person)
Description: Former President of Algeria


Name: William de St-Calais and St. Anselm (Person)
Description: Bishops whose earliest bishop's seals are preserved in the British Museum collection


Name: Ancient seals (Historical artifact)
Description: Seals used in the ancient world


Name: Aluminium oxide (Compound)
Description: A hard, white powder, the main constituent of corundum and the mineral bauxite


Name: Laboratory (Workplace)
Description: Work environment where scientific research is conducted


Name: Emerald Green (Chemical)
Description: A deep synthetic green made in the 19th century from hydrated chrome oxide


Name: granite (rock) (Igneous rock)
Description: A type of coarse-grained intrusive igneous rock


Name: Crimea (Region)
Description: It was transferred from the Russian SFSR to the Ukrainian SSR as a friendship gift and for economic reasons.


Name: Unknown (TextualEntity)
Description: Anonymous quote from a contemporary


Name: Phoenicia (Region)
Description: An area in present-day Lebanon and adjacent regions


Name: Izanagi's creation of the first Japanese Island Onogoro (mythological event)
Description: A myth about the creation of an island by Izanagi


Name: Greek klino for incline, and hedra for face. (Language and Culture)
Description: An ancient language and culture


Name: Metallic Potassium (Element)
Description: An element used in several types of magnetometers.


Name: Ligand-to-metal charge transfer transitions at ca. 420 nm (Spectral transition)
Description: The spectrum of the uranyl ion


Name: the European neoclassical manner (artistic style)
Description: -


Name: Artemisia vulgaris (Plant species)
Description: A plant species whose name is inherited from the city's original name


Name: 1950s to 1980s (Time Period)
Description: Time period during which uranium-235 daughter isotopes were spread around the world


Name: Allotropy of carbon (Phase variation in pure chemical elements)
Description: Polymorphism in pure chemical elements


Name: Kawamata Town (location)
Description: A former town in the area of present-day Kawamata


Name: Island of Cyprus (Geographical Region)
Description: Large island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Areopoli (Location)
Description: A town in the Mani Peninsula, Greece


Name: Plates (Object)
Description: Flat tableware objects used during meals.


Name: Free State Province (South Africa) (Province)
Description: A province in South Africa


Name: Jobs in renewable energy sector (Occupation)
Description: Employment opportunities related to the renewable energy industry


Name: Soil, rock and water (NaturalResource)
Description: Uranium occurs naturally in low concentrations in soil, rock and water


Name: Glass Doublet (Composite Diamond Simulant)
Description: A composite diamond simulant made from glass and almandine garnet


Name: Chu (State) (Ancient State)
Description: An ancient Chinese state


Name: Ferroan dolomite (mineral)
Description: A form of dolomite.


Name: a count or survey of the number of people in Collonges including those who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are counted, as well as those who do and are not counted (Attribute)
Description: A count or survey of the number of people in Collonges, including those who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are counted, as well as those who do and are not counted


Name: High Energy Productivity (Class: Property)
Description: Producing a large amount of energy per unit mass or volume.


Name: Coal (Mineral Resource)
Description: A large accumulation of carbon that can spontaneously combust


Name: Seals in the Sinosphere (Concept)
Description: Stamps used for personal identification across East and Southeast Asia, often with ink


Name: Salmon (Species)
Description: Followed by Chile


Name: parallel to the ocean ridges (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geographical feature that runs along the length of the oceanic crust.


Name: Stalin's Idea of Socialism in One Country (Ideology)
Description: Idea that became the official line


Name: 219 Crystallographic Space Groups (scientific concept)
Description: Possible crystal symmetries


Name: Prince Naka no Ōe and Fujiwara no Kamatari (person)
Description: The ruler and the key figure who devised and implemented the Taika Reforms.


Name: patterns of migration and colonization (Social or Political event)
Description: The movement and occupation of territories by different groups


Name: Punk culture (Culture)
Description:  youth subculture that emerged in the mid-1970s


Name: cubist, futurist and dadaist attitudes (art movement)
Description: Art movements that influenced the materials used in modernist jewelry.


Name: Purple (dye)
Description: A color obtained from various sources, including the Mediterranean mollusk and purple gromwell in ancient China


Name: Orange (Color)
Description: A color between red and yellow in the visible spectrum


Name: Life Expectancy (Greece) (Life Expectancy)
Description: The life expectancy in Greece


Name: annual poll (Survey)
Description: A survey conducted annually in Taiwan


Name: Assyria and Middle East (Ancient Cultures)
Description: Civilizations of ancient Assyria and the Middle East


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: The country where Great Bear Lake is located


Name: Inhabitants of Thasos (People Group)
Description: The residents of Thasos


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: Place where Henry Cort refined iron during the Industrial Revolution


Name: Foreign-born population among major U.S cities (Population)
Description: The total number of foreign-born people living in major U.S cities


Name: Normative Olivine Content > 10% (Geological Property)
Description: Distinguishes Basanite from Tephrite


Name: Other parasites like fleas, ticks, lice and mites (Parasite)
Description: A type of parasite


Name: False (Quality)
Description: Counterfeit, or deceptive


Name: government policies (Policy)
Description: The government policies that influence the electric vehicle market and trends in the Netherlands


Name: Onyx-fortification agate (type of Lake Superior agate)
Description: Another name for Parallel-banded agate


Name: Magnesium (Chemical element)
Description: Element with symbol Mg and atomic number 12


Name: Ca2+ (Chemical element)
Description: Sodium ion can potentially substitute for calcium ion in minerals


Name: The government (Executive body)
Description: Executive power in the Netherlands


Name: Dissolved magnesium ions (Chemical Substance)
Description: Ions of magnesium that are dissolved in a liquid


Name: 7 February 2019 Verkhovna Rada (legislative act)
Description: The legislative act passed by the Verkhovna Rada on 7 February 2019


Name: Pittsburgh, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and Cleveland (Geographical location)
Description: Cities in the United States


Name: strongly alkaline solutions (ChemicalSolution)
Description: A solution with pH greater than 7.


Name: [Gregorios Xenopoulos, Nikos Kazantzakis, Pantelis Horn, Alekos Sakellarios, Iakovos Kambanellis] (People)
Description: Playwrights associated with the National Theatre of Greece


Name: Fort Tilden (Historical Site)
Description: Historical fort located on the western Rockaway Peninsula within Gateway National Recreation Area


Name: Iran to northern India (Region)
Description: A geographical area extending from Iran to Northern India


Name: Monsanto (Biotech Company)
Description: A former large biotech company in America, based in St. Louis


Name: Extensive and wanton mining (Event)
Description: Mining activities caused damage to Miedzianka


Name: Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group inhabiting North Africa


Name: Malta (Country)
Description: A country to the east


Name: Blue and Pink (Color)
Description: Two primary colors that sapphires can exhibit, in addition to 'fancy sapphires'


Name: Tsar (title)
Description: A title for a monarch or ruler in some Slavic and East Asian states


Name: Ghaznavids (Dynasty)
Description: A Persian dynasty that ruled parts of modern Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan from the late 10th to the mid-12th century


Name: Africa Rift Valley (geographical location)
Description: A geographical location known for its tectonic activity.


Name: Seawater (Geographical entity)
Description: Water of the ocean or a sea, usually containing about 3.5% salt.


Name: Number of teats (Physical characteristic)
Description: Vixens may have four pairs of teats, but some may have seven, nine, or ten teats


Name: anti-colonial struggle (event)
Description: The struggle against colonial rule in Algeria


Name: Vikings (historical_group)
Description: Norse seafarers and explorers


Name: Cause of Reduced Melanin Production (Hypothesis)
Description: The failure of melanocyte stem cells to maintain the production of essential pigments due to age or genetic factors.


Name: Thunderstorms (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: Occurs frequently in Alabama, with an average of 70-80 days per year along the Gulf Coast and around Mobile Bay


Name: in its day (Temporal qualifier)
Description: Refers to the time period when Tolkowsky's guidelines were introduced.


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: a country located in South-Central Asia


Name: Red, White and Black (Composition)
Description: Colors of the flag of the German Empire from 1870 to 1918


Name: western plains area (Geographical Region)
Description: The western region of Taiwan that was expanded by the Qing administration


Name: Certain locations (location)
Description: The places where andalusite can be found.


Name: 96 oxygen atoms (Atom)
Description: The oxygen atom in the periodic table


Name: Byzantine Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The eastern continuation of the Roman Empire during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages


Name: commissioned large public and private artistic projects (Artistic Center)
Description: Location for commissioning of major art projects


Name: East Francia (Historical Entity)
Description: A medieval kingdom that became part of the Holy Roman Empire


Name: Public prosecutors (Occupation)
Description: A group of occupations within the group of Beamte


Name: Gypsum (Species)
Description: A mineral consisting primarily of the sulfate anion, with the formula CaSO4·2H2O


Name: Titanium (unalloyed) (Metal)
Description: A form of Titanium without alloys


Name: Metamorphism of Basalt to Eclogite (Geological Process)
Description: Process of metamorphosing basalt into eclogite in subduction zones


Name: New York City's tech environment (Tech Environment)
Description: The expanded and evolved New York City's tech environment


Name: Semiconductor sample (Physical entity)
Description: A piece of semiconductor material.


Name: First Balkan War (1912–1913) (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A war fought between the Ottoman Empire and a Balkan League comprising Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, and Serbia, which resulted in the loss of Ottoman territories in Europe


Name: 7 Point Groups (Point Group)
Description: The seven point groups within the Hexagonal Crystal System


Name: over 37,653 km (23,396 mi) (Distance)
Description: -


Name: Griselda Pollock (Person)
Description: A feminist cultural analyst, theorist, and art historian.


Name: Viktor Frankl (Person)
Description: psychiatrist


Name: Zinc deficiency (Health Condition)
Description: A condition caused by insufficient zinc intake


Name: Symptom (Clinical feature of a disease or condition)
Description: A subjective feeling, sensation, or objective manifestation of disease that the patient complains of


Name: Toothpaste (Product)
Description: A product used for oral hygiene.


Name: adult smokers (Health Condition)
Description: Adults who smoke tobacco in Missouri


Name: Catholicism in Canton Ticino (Religion)
Description: The predominant religion in the canton


Name: Demand for emery (Industry)
Description: The demand for the industrially important rock type


Name: Belgium (modern) (Geographical area)
Description: Current geographical region of Belgium, corresponding to the lands of the most northerly Belgae


Name: third-most populous country by total population (demographic status)
Description: the country with the third-highest total population


Name: Monotype (Printmaking Technique)
Description: The other printmaking technique that monoprinting uses, producing a unique print.


Name: 698 (Year)
Description: A year in history marking the expulsion of the Byzantines by Umayyad forces


Name: Green marble (website)
Description: The official website for the Swedish green marble


Name: Wisdom (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is also a symbol of wisdom.


Name: Ming Dynasty (Southern Ming) (Dynasty)
Description: The dynasty that preceded the Qing Dynasty, ended in 1644


Name: {001} Twinning (Crystal Property)
Description: Twinning at {001} is common.


Name: Cerium (Chemical element)
Description: Cerium can be extracted from aqueous solutions during the technological process


Name: Asian Development Bank (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that provides loans, technical assistance, and equity investments to its member countries in Asia for projects aimed at reducing poverty and promoting sustainable economic development


Name: Jacobite uprisings (Historical Event)
Description: A series of rebellions seeking to remove the House of Hanover from the British throne and restore the House of Stuart.


Name: Few of the more notable meteorites (Meteorite)
Description: The notable meteorites that were recovered


Name: Diamond Investors or Collectors (Individuals)
Description: People who invest in diamonds or collect them.


Name: decorative stone in architecture (function)
Description: Used for ornamental purposes in construction


Name: history and culture (historical_and_cultural_aspects)
Description: Thessaly has a rich history and culture


Name: Metallurgy (Technology)
Description: The technology that enabled the on-site casting of bronze artefacts


Name: Color of scattered light (light property)
Description: Stronger at the shorter (bluer) end of the visible spectrum


Name: Residential and commercial buildings in New York City (Building)
Description: Early residential and commercial buildings constructed in New York City.


Name: Thermal decomposition (Process)
Description: The thermal decomposition process.


Name: Mineral with the formula MgO (periclase group mineral)
Description: an example of a periclase group mineral


Name: 2016 Euro health consumer index (index)
Description: A comparison of healthcare systems in Europe


Name: Golzinne (Hamlet)
Description: A hamlet of the village of Bossière in Wallonia.


Name: Human Habitation Going Back at Least 11,000 Years (Timeframe)
Description: The length of the human habitation found in Pedro Leopoldo, Minas Gerais


Name: Enamel (Material)
Description: Enamel is a type of vitreous coating fused to metal substrates


Name: Caspian Depression (Geographical Feature)
Description: -


Name: [1982-2012] (time period)
Description: Years in which elections took place


Name: Emphysema (Respiratory Disease)
Description: A chronic obstructive pulmonary disease that causes shortness of breath and destroys the lungs over time


Name: alp (Germanic language) (Language Term)
Description: A term for 'high mountain'


Name: Mineral (Geological Entity)
Description: A naturally occurring inorganic solid with a definite chemical composition and an ordered internal structure


Name: Life on Earth (Life form)
Description: The life forms that existed and created stromatolites on Earth


Name: Pashto (Language)
Description: The native tongue of the Pashtuns


Name: British Isles (Region)
Description: An area that includes the islands of Great Britain, Ireland and other smaller islands adjacent to the north-western coastline of continental Europe.


Name: Times Square (Square)
Description: Times Square is located in Manhattan


Name: Hypervelocity impact crater (Geological feature)
Description: A crater formed by a meteoroid impact at hypervelocity


Name: Cossack Hetmanate (Historical Entity)
Description: Capital city during the Cossack Hetmanate period


Name: Italian Navy, Italian Air Force, Carabinieri (Military force)
Description: Italy has the Italian Navy, Italian Air Force, and Carabinieri as its military forces


Name: Falls (Occupational Hazard)
Description: Injuries resulting from a person falling from a height or tripping and falling


Name: albus (Adjective)
Description: A Latin adjective meaning 'white'


Name: Fermat's Last Theorem (mathematical theorem)
Description: A statement about integers that is equivalent to the assertion that there are no non-trivial solutions in positive integers to the equation a^n + b^n = c^n for classes of integer values of n greater than 2.


Name: Petalioi archipelago (archipelago)
Description: An archipelago lying to the southwest of Euboea


Name: Sheep wool (Material)
Description: Wool from sheep


Name: Zircons from Heavy Mineral Sands Ore Deposits (Mineral or Stone)
Description: The main entity discussed in the context: Zircon


Name: Distinguished Goldsmiths (Occupation)
Description: Wealthier patrons sought to ensure that what they wore still stood apart from the jewellery of the masses


Name: Chaoui Berbers (Cultural Group)
Description: A subgroup of Berbers residing in the north-eastern region of Algeria.


Name: Esperite (Mineral)
Description: The mineral named after Esper Signius Larsen


Name: Release of Ca2+ into surface water (Geochemical Process)
Description: Results from chemical weathering of calcium-bearing rocks


Name: Abstract Expressionism (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the mid-20th century.


Name: other populations (Population group)
Description: The group where red hair is seen less often


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


Name: famous windmills (Attraction)
Description: one of the iconic symbols of the Netherlands


Name: Worship and Religious Practices (Concept)
Description: Activities performed to honor a deity or deities.


Name: Gods (Deity)
Description: Supernatural beings revered by the Aztecs


Name: State (Political entity)
Description: Collectively, a state's civil servants form its civil service or public service


Name: Breccia (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A rock consisting of angular fragments cemented together


Name: Cut (Diamond attribute)
Description: The aspect of a diamond's appearance that affects its size and shape


Name: Darkest Material (Material)
Description: The darkest material as of September 2019


Name: diamonds (Diamond Classification)
Description: Diamonds in general


Name: Work (Item)
Description: An intangible creation of human knowledge, skill, and imagination, as embodied in a tangible medium.


Name: Marine Biomedical (Company)
Description: A biotech company formed by a collaboration between the University of Western Australia Medical School and a Broome pearling business.


Name: Belgae (east) (People)
Description: The eastern part of the Belgae tribes


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


Name: Synthetic Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: Artificially produced sapphire


Name: Indus Valley civilization sites (Archeological site)
Description: An archeological site located in the northwestern regions of South Asia


Name: Megleno-Romanian language (Language)
Description: The language closely related to Romanian spoken by the Megleno-Romanians in Greece


Name: Synthetic Corundum or Spinels (Simulated Stone)
Description: A simulated or imitation stone that possesses neither chemical nor physical characteristics of diamond


Name: Japanese government (Government)
Description: The national government of Japan


Name: Emperor Akihito (Person)
Description: The 125th Emperor of Japan (1989-2019)


Name: control over land, tenants, and lineage members (control)
Description: Control through means other than slaves


Name: 1911 (Date)
Description: The year when the Northern Territory was no longer a colony of South Australia


Name: English (Ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group primarily originating from England.


Name: Traditions & Culture (Culture & History)
Description: Spain's traditional festivals and cultural celebrations.


Name: bribes (Financial Transaction)
Description: Money given as bribe


Name: Italian exam (Exam)
Description: Exam that French native speakers must pass to teach in Aosta Valley


Name: Pharmaceuticals (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of pharmaceutical drugs and medications


Name: Egyptian hieroglyphs (Writing System)
Description: The system used to write the ancient Egyptian language


Name: Largest airlines in the world by passengers carried (Classification of ranking)
Description: Not applicable


Name: Viewer's egocentric navigation (Perception)
Description: The viewer's perception of left and right based on their own point of view


Name: 1000 researchers (Quantity)
Description: The number of active researchers in Benin


Name: Bohemia (geographical region)
Description: The historic region of Bohemia, including present-day Czech Republic


Name: Bread, Grains, Cat Food (Food types)
Description: Food items that domesticated peafowl may consume.


Name: contributing to the overall success and effectiveness of dental implant therapy (Function)
Description: Used for contributing to the overall success and effectiveness of dental implant therapy.


Name: Benjamin Silliman (Person)
Description: American chemist, geologist and professor at Yale University


Name: Transversal (Geometry)
Description: A line that intersects a pair of lines


Name: Kabul (City)
Description: The capital city of Afghanistan


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


Name: Jade deposits in Kachinland, Myanmar (Natural resource)
Description: The highest quality jadeite deposits in the world


Name: Wind power production (EnergyResource)
Description: Power generation using wind turbines


Name: Inwood Formation (Manhattan Prong) (Geological formation)
Description: A geological formation in Manhattan, New York


Name: China's Literacy Rate (Social Issue)
Description: The literacy rate of China's population.


Name: Tibetan and Yunnan–Guizhou Plateau (geographical region)
Description: a geographical region in China


Name: The American Dream (Idea)
Description: The perception that Americans enjoy high social mobility


Name: Leonhard Euler (person)
Description: Swiss mathematician who studied the geometry of buckminsterfullerenes


Name: End of the 1950s (Historical Period)
Description: At the end of the 1950s


Name: Jewelry Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry dealing with jewelry made of synthetic diamonds.


Name: Berbers (ethnicity)
Description: The Berber people


Name: European Union Policies (Greece) (Policy)
Description: Greece's participation in the policies of the European Union.


Name: Cubic Press (Press Design)
Description: A description of the limitation of cubic presses in terms of scale


Name: Poor population in Algeria (Socioeconomic group)
Description: The low-income population in Algeria


Name: marble or bronze (Material)
Description: Common materials for Ancient Greek sculptures.


Name: Geysers (Geological Feature)
Description: A vent from which hot water and steam periodically erupt, caused by the pressure of gas trapped in underground reservoirs


Name: Europe (Location)
Description: A continent primarily located in the Northern Hemisphere.


Name: Contemplation (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is also a symbol of contemplation.


Name: Avers Rhine (River)
Description: A tributary of the Posterior Rhine.


Name: Chile (Country)
Description: A country with a similar developmental level that is more successful with earthquake preparedness


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


Name: ancient ruins of Greece (Historical site)
Description: The ancient ruins located in Greece, including the Acropolis and Delphi


Name: Irregular or Conchoidal Fracture (Geological Property)
Description: A fracture that breaks into irregular, curved surfaces.


Name: Canary Islands (Geographical Feature)
Description: An archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, Spain


Name: Anatolia and the Eastern Mediterranean (Region)
Description: Regions such as Anatolia and the Eastern Mediterranean


Name: Neuronal excitability (Biological Process)
Description: The ability of a neuron to respond to electrical or chemical signals.


Name: Dietary Manganese (Compound)
Description: Manganese in dietary form


Name: Far-Eastern and medieval English forms (Art Forms)
Description: Inspiration sources for Bernard Leach's pottery


Name: Communist Party of China (Political Party)
Description: The political party overseeing China


Name: Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) +3 (China, Japan, and South Korea) (Political Entity)
Description: An informal regional forum consisting of the 10 ASEAN countries plus China, Japan, and South Korea that promotes economic cooperation and integration in Southeast Asia


Name: Cultural and political fragmentation (Social Condition)
Description: Conditions where a society is divided into smaller, independent units


Name: KONDA (Research Organization)
Description: A Turkish research and polling company


Name: 2013 (Year)
Description: A year in which China was the world's largest single consumer of gold


Name: pigment (Color substance)
Description: The same as those used to produce all colored art media, including oil paints.


Name: Four Peaks, Arizona (Location)
Description: The most important production of amethyst in the United States


Name: Speleothems (Geographical_feature)
Description: Any of various mineral deposits or formations found in caves, such as stalactites and stalagmites


Name: regionally metamorphosed rocks (GeologicalPhenomenon)
Description: Rocks that result from the passage of waves or fronts of metasomatizing solutions


Name: Shinto (Religion)
Description: The traditional religion of Japan, characterized by a pantheon of kami (spirits or gods), animism, and the belief in yūgen, a profound, mysterious beauty.


Name: Sodium Ion (Ion)
Description: A positively charged ion with the atomic number of sodium.


Name: Lapis Lazuli (Mineral)
Description: A deep-blue metamorphic rock used as a semi-precious stone


Name: 3.2 Å (Distance)
Description: Interatomic distance in SnTe


Name: Color Variation (Property)
Description: The color variation depends on the thickness of the layers, with thicker layers producing reds and greens, and thinner layers producing blues and violets.


Name: Environmental contexts (Context)
Description: Refers to situations where nanoparticles are found in the environment


Name: National Register of Historic Places (Historical Registry)
Description: A list of historic places in the United States


Name: Herat (City)
Description: A city in Afghanistan


Name: Spanish and Napoleonic forces (Military force)
Description: Forces led by Spain and Napoleon that posed a threat to Brazil


Name: Magnetic properties (Physical property)
Description: Properties relating to the response of a material to magnetic fields


Name: Classification (process)
Description: the process of grouping items based on shared characteristics


Name: Enforcing corporate accountability (Action)
Description: Actions aimed at enforcing corporate accountability


Name: World's busiest airports (Ranking)
Description: A ranking of the busiest airports in the world


Name: Amazon River as Border (Geographical Feature)
Description: The Amazon River serves as a border for Brazil with other countries


Name: Infants (bottle-fed cow's milk) (Demographic)
Description: A group of young individuals who are not yet self-feeding or have recently started eating solid foods.


Name: Neodymium (Element)
Description: Neodymium, so far they have been unable to eliminate its need


Name: Central Valais (District)
Description: one of its districts


Name: Karl Marx (Person)
Description: A German philosopher, economist, political theorist, sociologist, and journalist who is famous for his works on communism.


Name: Nanodiamond (Material)
Description: A material consisting entirely of carbon, used for various applications including sensors and high-performance nanomechanical devices


Name: certain companies (Organization)
Description: Companies that import mineral ores, concentrates and processed metals containing or consisting of 3TG into the EU from conflict-affected or high-risk areas.


Name: West (Geographical Direction)
Description: -


Name: Cities (location)
Description: Settlements and urban areas where Etruscan civilization existed


Name: Numerous local dynasties (Dynasty)
Description: Various local rulers that emerged in Algeria after the fall of the Umayyad Caliphate.


Name: GDP share of R&D expenditure (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) allocated for Research and Development (R&D)


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The continent where Italy is geographically located


Name: Otto's reign (reign)
Description: Reign of Bavarian Prince Otto von Wittelsbach as monarch of Greece.


Name: Warm to hot, moderately dry summers and cool to cold, wet winters (Season)
Description: Descriptions of the seasons in these regions.


Name: The simple black dress (Fashion Item)
Description: A staple item of women's fashion, first introduced in 1926


Name: handwritten signatures (Signature)
Description: They are often used in place of handwritten signatures


Name: African Element (Culture)
Description: Contributed to the Brazilian music with rhythmic diversity and some dances and instruments.


Name: Yoga and Hare Krishna movement (Movements)
Description: Cultural influences that have contributed to the increasing scope of Hinduism in various regions.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A Nordic European country


Name: New York City in 2015 (Time period)
Description: A specific year representing a point in time.


Name: Twinning (type of crystallographic defect)
Description: A phenomenon somewhere between a crystallographic defect and a grain boundary


Name: 1% (Number)
Description: The percentage of Ukrainians living below the national poverty line in 2019.


Name: Lake Hjälmaren (Body of Water)
Description: One of the largest lakes in Sweden


Name: Design (Artwork)
Description: An image, letter or decoration made by an engraver.


Name: Uranium Salt (K2UO2(SO4)2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A specific type of uranium salt used in Becquerel's experiment


Name: Hematite and pyrite (Mineral)
Description: Minor minerals found in Tuckahoe marble


Name: Belief that the Lyngurium could change gender (Superstition or belief)
Description: The belief that the stone could change a person's gender


Name: Greek Evangelical Church and Free Evangelical Churches (Religious Denomination)
Description: -


Name: Replacing the cracked Tomb marble (Action)
Description: The action of replacing the cracked marble on the Tomb.


Name: True (Fact)
Description: The laws governing LGBTQ+ rights in Brazil have been recognized and praised by the international community for their commitment to protecting the human rights of all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity


Name: Middle Ages (Historical period class)
Description: Period from the 5th to the 15th century


Name: cushion cut (Diamond shape)
Description: A square or rectangular diamond with rounded corners


Name: Industry (Economic Sector)
Description: The film industry of Italy.


Name: Sumptuary Laws (Law)
Description: Legislation that sets standards for the amount, quality, and type of goods that people can produce or possess.


Name: Lincoln University (Missouri) (University)
Description: Established in 1866 as a normal school, renamed to Lincoln University in 1973


Name: Slate (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: It is the next stage of metamorphism for slate.


Name: 2009 Messina mudslide (Disaster)
Description: A disaster that occurred due to deforestation and illegal building in Italy


Name: Public Statues (artwork_class)
Description: Statues that are typically exclusive to rulers in other cultures such as Egypt and the Near East


Name: funding and fueling conflicts (Negative Action)
Description: Providing resources to armed groups, contributing to unrest


Name: Compliance Enforcement (ECJ) (Legal Enforcement)
Description: The European Court of Justice ensures compliance with EU law in member states.


Name: Olivine (mineral)
Description: A common mineral of the pyroxene and olivine group.


Name: Northwestern University in 1965 (Organization)
Description: -


Name: The Israel National Trail (Hiking Trail)
Description: Zohar Peak is a common destination on the Israel National Trail


Name: Scholars (People)
Description: Individuals who posit that the Tathāgatagarbha Sutras were written to promote Buddhism to non-Buddhists.


Name: at least nine known species of birds (Species)
Description: Various bird species that use Zabargad Island as a breeding ground.


Name: Norwegian government (Organization)
Description: The governing body of Norway, responsible for founding Statoil in 1973.


Name: Leaflet.js (Technology)
Description: A popular, open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly, interactive maps


Name: Nitrogen-vacancy (N-V) centers (Defect)
Description: Defects in nanodiamonds that are used for measuring changes over time in weak magnetic fields


Name: Hundreds of millions of years (Timeframe)
Description: In geological settings, the development of pink, red, and purple zircon occurs after hundreds of millions of years if the crystal has sufficient trace elements to produce color centers


Name: Atlantic Iberian Peninsula, France, Britain, Ireland, Denmark and Mediterranean regions (geographical region)
Description: The geographical regions covered by the Atlantic Bronze Age


Name: wurtzite crystal structure (crystal_structure)
Description: A non-centrosymmetric crystal structure


Name: Diogo de Teive (Navigator)
Description: A Portuguese navigator who explored the coast of Faial.


Name: Matterhorn (Geographical Feature)
Description: A famous mountain in the Swiss Alps, known for its distinctive peak


Name: orthographic convention (linguistic feature)
Description: The spelling of words according to their conventional forms


Name: 12th (by tons of traffic in the United States during 2009) (Ranking)
Description: -


Name: Neutron capture on 235U or as a decay product of plutonium-240 (Process)
Description: Uranium-236 is produced from neutron capture on 235U or as a decay product of plutonium-240.


Name: polishing qualities (Physical property)
Description: Its polishing properties are behind its use in various applications.


Name: Toadstones (Mythical stone or gem)
Description: The practice of setting toadstones in jewelry


Name: It was broadly speaking possible to classify the finer seals as being of Cretan, the more crudely engraved of mainland manufacture (Classification)
Description: Sinclair Hood's belief about the classification of seals


Name: Jan Švankmajer (Filmmaker)
Description: An international filmmaker and artist known for his self-labeled surrealist work.


Name: Scriba (Historical figure/Civil servant)
Description: Civil servants working as public notaries and general bureaucracy in ancient Rome


Name: Northern Ireland (Country/Region)
Description: Geographical region within the United Kingdom


Name: Attaching two equilateral square pyramids (Polyhedral composition)
Description: The construction method used to form the regular octahedron


Name: 1st in the world for Field-Weighted Citation Impact (Ranking)
Description: Position assigned by a system of criteria


Name: several original Emmy Award-winning shows (Television show)
Description: Television programs that have won the Emmy award


Name: Wootz steel (Material)
Description: The finest steel exported from South India at that time


Name: Tabular or hexagonal crystals showing iridescence (Crystal shape and properties)
Description: A characteristic used for identification in hand samples.


Name: Railroad service (Transportation industry)
Description: After 1908, watches approved for railroad service were required to be cased in open-faced cases with the winding stem at 12:00.


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: A major city in the United States


Name: Jinshin War (historical event)
Description: The bloody conflict between Prince Ōama and Prince Ōtomo.


Name: Clothing (Artifact)
Description: Decorated with thin gold plaques from Minoan jewellery.


Name: Statio Tranquillitatis (Location)
Description: A name given to the landing area after Armstrong's name for it


Name: cinnabar (Material)
Description: Red mercuric sulfide mineral


Name: Donald Trump (Political Figure)
Description: The 45th President of the United States


Name: Renewable Energy Resources (Energy Resource)
Description: Energy generated from natural resources such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides, and geothermal heat.


Name: Synthetic diamond (Process)
Description: The heaviest synthetic diamond ever made


Name: works that remained a less common element in art than relief decoration of practical objects until the Roman period (Less common elements in art)
Description: Description of the artifact's rarity


Name: 9 centimeters side length (Measurement)
Description: The linear measurement of the seal's side


Name: Uranium Deposits (Resource)
Description: Deposits of uranium in the earth


Name: Sediment-filled organism interior (Anatomical Cast)
Description: The cast resembling the original organism that results from an endocast.


Name: ELN and the M-19 (Guerrilla groups)
Description: Other leftist guerrilla groups in Colombia


Name: Human Body (General) (biological entity)
Description: Can cause lung embolisms, liver damage and eye/skin irritation.


Name: British colonial regime (Historical_Event)
Description: The political and administrative system established by the British Empire in India from 1858 to 1947.


Name: Kylikes (stemmed cups) (Mycenaean artifact)
Description: A type of drinking vessel containing single decorative motifs.


Name: Darwin's evidence for biological evolution (Scientific concept)
Description: One of Darwin's pieces of evidence that biological evolution was real.


Name: High-status and ceremonial documents (Document type)
Description: Documents that traditionally require a seal for validation


Name: Naturally formed diamond (Material)
Description: A diamond created through geological processes obtained by mining


Name: The New Drammen Municipality (Municipality)
Description: The new name for the merged municipalities


Name: 0.7 ± 0.3 Ma (Time Period)
Description: The estimated age of the Tissint meteorite based on cosmic ray exposure


Name: religious depictions of ecclesiastic art (theme)
Description: Thematic focus of the Colombian sculpture during this period


Name: numerous human-rights violations (Action)
Description: Numerous human-rights abuses committed during the 2010-2011 Ivorian crisis.


Name: Assemblies of God USA (Religious Organization)
Description: A Christian denomination with its headquarters in Springfield, Missouri


Name: Henry IV (person)
Description: Ended the French Wars of Religion by issuing the Edict of Nantes


Name: Marcus Thrane (Person)
Description: Utopian socialist who organized a labour society in Drammen


Name: 19th century (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which the city was transformed


Name: Diversity of Immigrant Origins in Spain (Qualitative Property)
Description: The immigrant population in Spain comes from various regions


Name: Joaquín Sorolla (Artist)
Description: A well-known modern impressionist painter


Name: Poverty Rate in Japan (Economic Indicator)
Description: The percentage of the population living below the poverty line in Japan


Name: Mistaken Identity with Rubies (Color Misconception)
Description: The misconception that deep pink sapphires are actually rubies


Name: Lake Champlain, Moosehead Lake, and Lake Winnipesaukee (Lake)
Description: Largest lakes in the region


Name: Northern Plains (Geographical area)
Description: A geographic region that stretches into Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas.


Name: Teaching (Profession)
Description: A profession that emerged in the 19th century


Name: Tektites (Geological Formation)
Description: Glass-like objects formed from terrestrial crustal rock


Name: *blankaz (Word)
Description: Common Germanic had the word *blankaz ('white, bright, blinding')


Name: Precursor material in the synthesis of nanomaterials (material type)
Description: TiN used as a precursor material in the synthesis of nanomaterials.


Name: Southsea pearl cultivation (Pearl Cultivation)
Description: The process of cultivating Southsea pearls


Name: Acrylics (Paint Type)
Description: The most common paint used in grattage


Name: [Fe(NH3)6]2+ (chemical compound)
Description: A specific iron(II) complex


Name: Lady Lever Art Gallery (Museum)
Description: A museum in Port Sunlight, England


Name: 5-foot Jade Sculpture of Mahavira (Artifact)
Description: A 5-foot tall sculpture of Mahavira, the founder of Jainism, entirely carved out of jade.


Name: Researchers working on developing stronger materials (Professionals)
Description: Scientists focusing on creating stronger materials by studying nacre's structure and properties


Name: Credit Accounts (FinancialAccountClass)
Description: The financial accounts that represent revenue, equity or liabilities.


Name: Orchomenos (Boeotia) (City)
Description: An ancient city in Boeotia, Greece, located near modern-day Livadeia.


Name: Taiwan Environmental Protection Administration (Taiwan EPA) (Agency)
Description: An agency responsible for environmental protection in Taiwan


Name: High Overcast (Weather Condition)
Description: A cloud layer that forms at high altitudes, often associated with fair weather.


Name: Aluminium Trichloride (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound made of aluminum and chlorine


Name: Vertical Angle Theorem (Mathematical Theorems)
Description: A theorem that states the equality of vertical angles


Name: 1.8 billion years (Time Period)
Description: Age of the granite core in the Black Hills.


Name: Contact metamorphosed limestones and chalks adjacent to basaltic intrusives. (Geological Formation)
Description: The geological formations where larnite is found.


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A material used to create various objects including beads.


Name: Wood (Material of Tableware)
Description: Refers to the material wood, which is one of the materials for tableware


Name: Western Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: A region consisting of Western European countries


Name: Depictions of the Pole Star and Surrounding Constellations (Artifact)
Description: Graphical representations of celestial bodies.


Name: Central part of Westchester County (Geographical Area)
Description: The central region within Westchester County


Name: Women's Rights (Alabama) (SocialRights)
Description: The expansion of women's rights in Alabama during the Reconstruction period.


Name: Culture (Social grouping)
Description: Each region in Afghanistan has its own distinctive culture due to geographic obstacles.


Name: Natchez Trace Parkway (National Park)
Description: A scenic parkway located in Alabama


Name: Quartz clock (Device)
Description: A type of clock that uses a quartz crystal to keep time.


Name: Romani people and Sinti (Ethnic Group)
Description: Since 1994


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


Name: AUC (right-wing paramilitaries) (Organization)
Description: Right-wing paramilitary group in Colombia.


Name: Meteorite impact (Astronomical Event)
Description: The event that is believed to create tektites.


Name: Water (environment)
Description: A liquid and a fundamental component of all known life


Name: Affluence (Social status)
Description: Waist chains have been used in India, to show affluence


Name: Traditional engraving (Art Technique)
Description: The use of tools such as burin or machines to create an image by incising lines.


Name: Amorphous Carbon (carbon)
Description: Carbon that does not have any crystalline structure