Name: Silver medal in the men's 400 metres at the Olympics (Sporting event award)
Description: Award for a second-place finish in the 400m race at the Olympics.


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


Name: Ajoure jewellery work (Artistic technique)
Description: Another jewellery technique consisting of drilling holes in sheet metal


Name: GIA Diamond Cut Grade (program)
Description: A system for grading the cut of a diamond based on factors such as proportions, symmetry, and polish.


Name: presidential republic within a multi-party system (Political System)
Description: The form of government in Turkey


Name: Weser Renaissance (Art movement)
Description: A regional and typically German element of Renaissance art


Name: Small Dishes (Dish)
Description: Small dishes with accompanying foods.


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: A North African country


Name: Alice Kober (person)
Description: An American archaeologist who contributed to the decipherment of Linear B.


Name: Titanium isopropoxide (chemical compound)
Description: Used in the synthesis of chiral organic compounds via the Sharpless epoxidation.


Name: The heat of the furnace decomposes the carbonates (Process)
Description: The process of heating carbonates in the furnace


Name: Batteries (Energy Storage Devices)
Description: Devices that convert chemical energy into electrical energy


Name: Conflict minerals (Resource)
Description: 60% of conflict minerals production


Name: T10–11 levels of the spinal cord (Anatomical structure)
Description: Levels of the spinal cord that sense sensory input from the kidney.


Name: Austrian schools (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools within Austria-Hungary


Name: Switzerland (geographical region)
Description: Fought against the Habsburgs in the Burgundian Inheritance War.


Name: dull and blurred sparkle (appearance issue)
Description: Issue in the appearance of the diamond due to poor polish


Name: US Government (Governmental Body)
Description: The federal government of the United States.


Name: Latitudes 18° and 54° N, Longitudes 73° and 135° E (Geographical coordinates)
Description: The geographical coordinates defining the territory of China


Name: Recent Study (Document)
Description: A study about the presence of armed groups at mining sites.


Name: Myanmar (Burma) (Country)
Description: a Southeast Asian nation


Name: Hip-hop and rap artists (Artist)
Description: Refers to the musicians who popularized bling-bling style jewellery


Name: The individual in whose name it had been applied (Person)
Description: The person for whom the seal was meant, such as a monarch or mayor


Name: 1730 (Time)
Description: The year when the Chapel of S. Orsola was rebuilt


Name: Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer (Author)
Description: Author of the Romanticism in Spain


Name: Mabo v Queensland (No 2) (Legal case)
Description: A landmark case in Australian law that affirmed the legal existence of native title and overturned the legal doctrine of terra nullius.


Name: Western Culture (Culture)
Description: Western society where this practice has seeped into


Name: Markets and individuals (Group)
Description: Places and people who buy, sell, or exchange coins


Name: Krone (Currency)
Description: the former currency of Austria before the schilling was introduced


Name: Robert Hooke (Scientist)
Description: Scientist who observed fossils.


Name: Knowledge of Dependent Origination (Buddhist Concept)
Description: Understanding the interdependent arising of phenomena in Buddhism


Name: Ahmad Shah Durrani (person)
Description: Person who founded the Durrani Empire in 1747


Name: National Bellwether County (Political Status)
Description: A county that consistently votes for the nationwide winner in U.S. presidential elections


Name: α particles and lithium nuclei (Particle)
Description: particles generated by the nuclear reaction


Name: being a type of particle made up of quarks, being either a meson or a baryon (property)
Description: Hadron is a type of particle that is made up of quarks, being either a meson or a baryon.


Name: Atmospheric nitrogen (Gas)
Description: Above 1400°C to give the nitrides SiN and Si3N4


Name: O2 combining with atomic oxygen made by the splitting of O2 by ultraviolet (UV) radiation (Process)
Description: This process occurs in the upper atmosphere.


Name: Sephardi Jewish Goldsmiths (Profession)
Description: Artisans who brought the technique of enamelling to Berber cultures


Name: New York City's apparel and garment industry (Industry)
Description: The sector responsible for the design, production, and sale of clothing.


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


Name: Lewis and Clark Expedition (Expedition)
Description: An expedition that ascended the Missouri River in 1804, to explore the western lands to the Pacific Ocean


Name: Pero Vaz de Caminha (Author)
Description: Portuguese explorer and writer who wrote about Brazil


Name: disease outbreaks (Event)
Description: An event characterized by the occurrence of a specific disease.


Name: Gottlob Frege (Person)
Description: A German philosopher who made contributions to analytic philosophy


Name: Incineration (Waste disposal process)
Description: The burning of waste to reduce its volume


Name: numerous ancient cultures (Culture)
Description: Various ancient societies that used these techniques.


Name: Van der Waals force (Intermolecular force)
Description: A type of intermolecular force between molecules that results in a weak attractive interaction between them.


Name: Coco Chanel (Person)
Description: A prominent French fashion designer who popularized casual, sporty clothing for women


Name: catalytic action of more than 300 enzymes (biological_process)
Description: Enzymes where magnesium is required for their catalytic action


Name: still practice Hinduism in Indonesia and Vietnam (Religious Practice)
Description: Religious practice still observed by these ethnic groups


Name: Middle Ages (Time Period)
Description: It has a rich history during the Middle Ages


Name: Gemstone treatment (Process)
Description: Techniques used to enhance the color, clarity, or durability of a gemstone


Name: Potassium compounds (category of compounds)
Description: Ionic compounds with excellent water solubility


Name: Anti-discrimination law protecting the rights of gay men and lesbians (Legislation)
Description: A law that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation


Name: Copper Sulfides (Compound)
Description: The compounds that form when copper reacts with sulfur compounds.


Name: The Departed (Film)
Description: A film set in New England


Name: Challenging a referee's decision (Sport Rule)
Description: In the National Football League


Name: Round and Flat Shape (Property)
Description: The physical characteristic of the coin being round and flat


Name: Submarines' hulls (Military Vessel)
Description: The watertight, outer shell of a submarine


Name: Flour and oil (Products)
Description: Resulting products after milling grains


Name: Printmaking Processes (Process)
Description: Various methods used to produce prints.


Name: Distinctive-looking beads (Artifact)
Description: Beads with a distinctive appearance resulting from specialized glassworking techniques.


Name: Pentelic Marble (Natural resource)
Description: A type of marble found on Mount Pentelicus.


Name: Formal occasions (Event)
Description: Social gatherings requiring a specific level of formality or dress code


Name: Carolingian period (time period)
Description: Period during which rock crystal was the commonest material for engraved gems


Name: Indian Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of present-day India.


Name: entire Nahua communities (community)
Description: Communities that were subject to forced labor after the fall of the Aztec Empire


Name: National Institute of Governmental Purchasing (NIGP) (Organization)
Description: Developed a commodity and services classification system for use by state and local governments


Name: [principles of social organization, practices of political organization and social institutions, mythology, philosophy, literature, science] (intangible cultural heritage)
Description: The non-physical aspects of a society's culture


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


Name: Mouth of sea urchins (anatomical structure)
Description: Location of the fleshy, tongue-like structure within the mouth


Name: Plants (Organism)
Description: Plants that absorb silicon as orthosilicic acid and transport it through the xylem.


Name: concentration of reagents and temperature of solutions, addition of suitable inert agents (PhysicalProperties)
Description: Parameters affecting the nanoparticles size.


Name: city (urban area)
Description: An urban area in Brazil with a significant number of Italian and German descendants


Name: Italian Peninsula (Ancient region)
Description: The southern part of Europe, comprising the modern-day countries of Italy and Malta


Name: Gonzagas of Mantua (Family)
Description: Italian noble family


Name: Alexis de Tocqueville (Person)
Description: A French political scientist and travel writer


Name: Igneous Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed from molten magma


Name: Diamonds in the mantle (Type of diamond)
Description: Diamonds found within the Earth's mantle


Name: Fluorite ornaments (Mineral object)
Description: Blue and white-yellow banded fluorite stones imported into the UK and other countries


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


Name: Cultivated Gooseberry (Plant)
Description: The larger and cultivated version of the Gooseberry.


Name: The position of Prime Minister (Position)
Description: Leader of the cabinet


Name: Later Jin khanate (Political_entity)
Description: A state in East Asia during the 14th and early 15th centuries


Name: 9Be nuclei (Particle)
Description: Tritium that is produced when 9Be nuclei absorb low energy neutrons.


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


Name: research purposes (Action)
Description: Investigation or experimental study, typically in a laboratory setting


Name: Stability testing for product shelf life (Test Type)
Description: Stability testing helps to determine how a cosmetic product may change over time, and to set an appropriate shelf life


Name: Contact metamorphic zones in carbonate rocks intruded by plutonic rocks or pegmatites supplying the fluorine. (Geological_formation)
Description: The geological formations where Norbergite can be found.


Name: [transportation solution] (Solution)
Description: The transportation solutions implemented to address the difficulties


Name: various Indian cultures and traditions (Cultures and Traditions)
Description: The term refers to the fusion, or synthesis, of various Indian cultures and traditions


Name: world's third most populous country (demographic status)
Description: the nation with the third-highest population


Name: European Journal of Political Research (Publication)
Description: Publication where the article 'Streams and stages: Reconciling Kingdon and policy process theory' was published


Name: natural beryl minerals (gemstone)
Description: Naturally occurring beryl minerals


Name: Water Miscible Oil Paints (Painting medium)
Description: A modern variety of oil paint that can be thinned and cleaned up with water, rather than chemicals such as turpentine.


Name: Admiral Nelson (person)
Description: British naval hero who owned hair jewelry.


Name: Geographical qualifier (LocationQualifier)
Description: A geographical term to differentiate North Macedonia from Greece's region


Name: Top 5 Countries with Highest International Tourist Arrivals (Ranking Category)
Description: A ranking of countries based on the number of foreign tourists they receive


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Ranked 45th in the Global Innovation Index in 2024


Name: 474.9 sq miles (183.4/km2) (average density of housing units) (Quantity)
Description: The average density of housing units in square miles


Name: Culture, roads, railways, and municipal administration (government functions)
Description: Responsibilities of the Insular Council of Mallorca


Name: eastern South Dakota (Region)
Description: A region in eastern South Dakota


Name: Marble berries of Pollia condensata (botanical feature)
Description: Marble-like berries of the Pollia condensata plant.


Name: Nasrid Kingdom of Granada (Historical Region)
Description: The last Muslim kingdom in Andalusia


Name: Heat capacity (Thermal property)
Description: The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of a unit of a substance


Name: more advanced cotton mills (Historical Site)
Description: Includes Slater Mill in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and other textile industry centers such as Lawrence, Massachusetts, Lowell, Massachusetts, Woonsocket, Rhode Island, and Lewiston, Maine.


Name: Simultaneous Compound (Type of Sign Language Compound)
Description: A compound where two signs are executed at the same time


Name: Charles III (Person)
Description: King of New Zealand and head of state


Name: The Democratic Party and The Republican Party (Political party)
Description: Parties from which NYC's mayors have come


Name: +2, +3, +4, +6, and +7 (oxidation states)
Description: Common oxidation states of Manganese


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country in Eastern Europe and North Asia.


Name: Fluids (Geological formation)
Description: Fluids that contain CO2


Name: Sporoi (ancient name of Antes and Sclaveni)
Description: Derives from Greek σπείρω ('to sow')


Name: Suvo Rudište (Geographical Feature)
Description: Central Kopaonik plateau


Name: Upper Macedonia (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions of Lynkestis and Pelagonia


Name: Illinois (State)
Description: The 21st state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: Yamato Takeru's Mourning Utterance (Statement)
Description: The mourning utterance made by Yamato Takeru for his wife.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the belief in one God and the prophethood of Muhammad


Name: Lower Devonian period (Geological Period)
Description: Period covering approximately 60 million years from 419.2 to 358.9 million years ago


Name: Cultural Studies (Field of Study)
Description: The field of study that Julia Kristeva contributed to.


Name: Slavs (group)
Description: tens of thousands of Slavs sent to concentration camps by Italy


Name: Jan Hus (Person)
Description: A religious reformer and master at Charles University in Prague, who initiated the Hussite movement


Name: Biomorphic Design (Arabesque) (Artistic Style)
Description: Designs characterized by intricate, interlacing patterns often found in Islamic and other art.


Name: local officials (officials)
Description: Local officials within the Mycenaean political system.


Name: Nalanda (monastic university complex)
Description: Established by the 5th-century CE Gupta emperor, Kumaragupta I


Name: Rehabilitation Programs for Urban Wildlife (Subject)
Description: Initiatives to support the recovery of injured or orphaned Urban Red Foxes


Name: pegmatitic processes (Geological Process)
Description: A process that occurs in the Earth's crust to form pegmatites


Name: Mallorca (Island)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea belonging to Spain


Name: Mount Pleasant (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: Chlorophyll green of the surrounding environment (Color)
Description: The green color of chlorophyll found in plants


Name: Land and Sea Products (Food Product)
Description: Products from land and sea used in Algerian cuisine.


Name: Pink quartz (mineral)
Description: A rare type of quartz that is pink in color


Name: Area now Colombia (Colombian War of Independence) (Region)
Description: The region that is now Colombia during the Colombian War of Independence.


Name: Moravian principality (historical state)
Description: It was likely founded after the demise of Moravian principality


Name: Large-scale topaz mining (mining operation)
Description: Mining of topaz on a large scale


Name: (MgO)3(SiO2)4 (Chemical Compound)
Description: Its nominal composition


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


Name: Metals (nickel, cobalt or iron) (Chemical element)
Description: The metals used as a 'solvent-catalyst' in the diamond synthesis process


Name: Little River Canyon National Preserve (National Park Service Site)
Description: A national preserve located near Fort Payne, Alabama


Name: Zero Waste Movement (Waste Management Philosophy)
Description: A movement that advocates for the elimination of waste through careful resource management and design


Name: Algerian Healthcare (Well-being)
Description: The healthcare system in Algeria, which aims to promote health and wellness for the population


Name: aqueduct (Engineering Structure)
Description: built in the time of King Ferdinand I to convey water to Naples


Name: Carloman (Person)
Description: East Frankish king who appointed two Frankish lords, William and Engelschalk, to administer it.


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


Name: Tokyo (City)
Description: Host city of the 2020 Summer Olympics.


Name: Popular Protests and Demonstrations (Event)
Description: The protests and demonstrations that are suppressed in China


Name: Alloys such as brass (Material)
Description: Materials that contain zinc


Name: Various Golf Tournaments (Event)
Description: Events related to professional golf tournaments such as PGA Championship, LPGA Tour, and Champions Tour.


Name: Scholars (Profession)
Description: Academics and researchers


Name: Virgo Supercluster (Supercluster)
Description: The largest known structure in the universe, containing thousands of galaxies.


Name: Wurtzite crystal structure (crystal structure)
Description: A common hexagonal crystal structure for compounds


Name: Government troops (Military)
Description: The military forces of Taiwan


Name: the origin of craters of the Moon (Astronomy)
Description: study of the origins and characteristics of craters on the moon


Name: Saint Joachim (Person)
Description: A biblical figure who is the father of the Virgin Mary.


Name: Governmental Structure (Executive Branch)
Description: The executive branch of Spain's government, including the role of the Prime Minister.


Name: Krugerrand (Specific coin)
Description: A gold collector/investor coin minted by South Africa


Name: 2010 Ivory Coast presidential election (Election)
Description: Presidential elections held in Ivory Coast in 2010


Name: earlier art (Art)
Description: The art produced before Vasari's time


Name: Dietary Supplements (Health Supplement)
Description: Supplements taken to augment the nutritional value of a diet


Name: 35th (RankingValue)
Description: The rank of Australia among countries regarding the proportion of obese women


Name: Crushed stone for road building and concrete manufacture (Industrial Product)
Description: Modern-day use of resources from Derbyshire


Name: ∠BAC (Symbols)
Description: A mathematical symbol used to denote an angle in geometric figures.


Name: European Union (political union)
Description: A political and economic union of European countries


Name: EU (Geopolitical Region)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: Engraved gems (artifact)
Description: Artifacts that were given pride of place in wills and inventories


Name: Unfinished Kouros of Apollonas (Statue)
Description: An unfinished statue made from Naxian marble found in a quarry near Apollonas.


Name: Concrete (Human-made rock)
Description: A human-made rock constituted of natural and processed rock


Name: Mudstone (Sedimentary Rock)
Description: A fine-grained sedimentary rock formed from mud or silt.


Name: Ancient Maya civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient Mesoamerican civilization


Name: High unemployment rate (Economic issue)
Description: Tunisia continues to suffer from a high unemployment rate, especially among youth


Name: standardization of the language (linguistic_event)
Description: The process whereby a language reaches a uniform state


Name: one of the most visited countries in the world (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being one of the most visited countries in the world


Name: Printmaking (Art Technique)
Description: Creating an image on a matrix that is then transferred to a two-dimensional surface.


Name: First civilization in Europe (Historical Period)
Description: Description of Minoan civilization's significance


Name: 500 °C via this fashion (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which Blueschist will metamorphose


Name: World War I (war)
Description: World War I


Name: Podocin (Protein)
Description: A protein expressed in glomeruli


Name: France (Country)
Description: Nation which temporarily controlled the Aosta Valley several times


Name: Ferrocene (Sandwich compound)
Description: A sandwich compound containing iron.


Name: Black corals (Species)
Description: Deep-sea coral species worldwide


Name: Tungsten (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol W and atomic number 74


Name: Dionysus (Mythological_figure)
Description: The god of wine, festivities, and the primal energy of life


Name: Several Christian Mediterranean states (Group)
Description: Multiple states in the Christian Mediterranean region


Name: Presidential Elections (Election Type)
Description: The presidential elections held simultaneously with other elections in Turkey.


Name: Theories based on conflict theories (Theory)
Description: Theories that consider how professions can act in the interest of their own group to secure social and financial benefits.


Name: Arabs (EthnicGroup)
Description: People from the Arab world


Name: Tyrian Purple (dye)
Description: A rare and expensive purple dye, historically obtained from the Mediterranean mollusk Muricidae


Name: Production of Green Colors (Process)
Description: The process by which green colors were produced, but the method is unknown for ancient Mesopotamia


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: Was prohibited in Norway


Name: Patuxent River stone (gem)
Description: A form of agate that is the state gem of Maryland


Name: Left-wing parties (Political_party)
Description: Parties on the left side of Turkish political spectrum


Name: Vacuum chambers (Product)
Description: Chambers used in various applications


Name: numerous road and mass transit connections (Infrastructure)
Description: The means by which Westchester County is connected to New York City


Name: Different kinds of ku-trousers (Clothing)
Description: Different types of clothing made from ku-trousers


Name: Aluminium(II) compounds (chemical compound)
Description: Compounds with aluminum in the +2 oxidation state


Name: Kojiiki and Nihon Shoki (Texts)
Description: Two ancient texts that tell the tales of the Shinto pantheon's origins


Name: 16th century (Art Period)
Description: Peter Breughel's style characterizes the 16th century


Name: Islamic Cooperation Organization (Intergovernmental_Organization)
Description: The international organization that Afghanistan is a member of, which is the Islamic Cooperation Organization


Name: Atomic Number 13 (Numeric Property)
Description: A property denoting the position of an element in the periodic table


Name: Archimedes (Mathematician)
Description: An Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, and inventor of the classical antiquity.


Name: 1954 (Year)
Description: The year when the farm site was sold.


Name: Indigo (Color)
Description: Blue dye that replaced natural indigo in the late 19th century


Name: Magnetic fields (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Region in space where magnetic forces are exerted


Name: Jewellery making (Artistic Activity)
Description: The creation of ornamental objects designed for personal adornment.


Name: Noble women of the Tang dynasty (people)
Description: Noble women during the Tang dynasty


Name: Side-product (Chemical Concept)
Description: A chemical side-product that is formed from a competitive process that could, in principle, be suppressed by an optimization of reaction conditions


Name: large-scale production of ceramics (production)
Description: The large-scale production of ceramics in China


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


Name: Sustainable Consumption (Concept)
Description: The practice of using products and services in ways that reduce their environmental impact and promote economic and social well-being.


Name: European rulers (job_title)
Description: Monarchs of Europe during the 16th century


Name: Citadels of Mycenae, Tiryns, Argos, Crisa, and Athens (Location)
Description: Various citadels in Greece where Cyclopean walls are typically found.


Name: 1980s (Year Range)
Description: The 1980s


Name: Lapidarist or Gemcutter (Profession)
Description: An individual specialized in cutting and polishing gemstones


Name: Italy, Venice, Genoa (Political Entity)
Description: Republics participating in the Crusades


Name: Biotite and hornblende (Minerals)
Description: May contain these minerals in the dark-colored basic granulites


Name: Diamond (Commodity)
Description: A valuable mineral commodity.


Name: Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) (Country)
Description: A country where the extraction of conflict minerals contributes to violence and exploitation.


Name: Transport (North Atlantic) (Transport Route)
Description: The North Atlantic as a vital transport route for global trade


Name: Performing Arts (Art Form)
Description: Arts involving performance aspects like dance, music, theatre, etc.


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The country where caipirinha is served.


Name: Marble Mill Workers (Person)
Description: People working at the marble mill


Name: Naue II Type Sword (Sword)
Description: A type of sword that first appeared in the 13th century BC and survived well into the Iron Age


Name: Si4+ (Chemical element)
Description: Aluminum ion can substitute for silicon ion in minerals


Name: German paleontologists (1920-1959) (Group)
Description: A group of German scientists who studied Hunsrück slate fossils between 1920 and 1959


Name: US dollar (currency)
Description: The official currency of the United States


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A precious metal


Name: Magnesium silicate perovskite (Mineral)
Description: Probably the most abundant mineral phase in the Earth


Name: [Three Children] (Offspring)
Description: The children of Alexandre Brongniart.


Name: Concetto Formica, Rachel Heath, Joseph Limon, John E. Postas, Stephen M. Skellenger, Gilbert J. Snyder (Person)
Description: Current members of the Borough Council


Name: Various forms of art (Visual Art Form)
Description: Includes ancient, traditional, modern, cartoons, animation, and other popular forms.


Name: Thor's Cave (Location within Derbyshire)
Description: Part of the Peak District, River Manifold valley


Name: Feasts of the Saints (Festival Type)
Description: Type of festival held on the island, specifically feasts dedicated to saints


Name: 120 km (75 mi) of track for every 1,000 km2 (390 sq mi) (distance)
Description: the amount of train tracks in Switzerland per square mile


Name: late 19th century (Time period)
Description: A significant point in time


Name: Terminals of British torcs (component)
Description: Components of British Iron Age torcs.


Name: Hindu Kush and Pamir Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: The Hindu Kush is a mountain range in South Central Asia, while the Pamir Mountains are in the eastern portion of Afghanistan.


Name: Hazardous Materials Sensing (Process)
Description: The process of detecting hazardous substances


Name: Silicon ions (Ion)
Description: An essential component of the kyanite structure, occupying 10% of the tetrahedral sites.


Name: Libyan and foreign soldiers (Military Group)
Description: Soldiers serving in Carthage's army, including Libyans and foreigners


Name: Blairmore formation (Geological formation)
Description: Formation of Blairmore


Name: Environmental concerns and preservation efforts (Social issue)
Description: Modern mining of greenschist and chlorite schist has been halted due to environmental concerns and preservation efforts


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: An abundant element on Earth, primarily found in the cores of the planet


Name: 3.0 micrograms (Concentration)
Description: The annual average concentration of PM2.5 in New York City's air was 3.0 micrograms within the recommended limit.


Name: country in the development of artificial intelligence technology (Concept)
Description: The development and use of computer systems that can perform tasks typically requiring human intelligence


Name: Oxygen atoms (Element)
Description: Oxygen atoms that are shared among uranium atoms


Name: Rosary necklaces/prayer necklaces (Type of necklace)
Description: Necklaces used in religious practices.


Name: Burgundian dukes (Owner)
Description: Evidence from Burgundian ducal inventories showing the dukes owned a mass of mirrors


Name: China (Country)
Description: For high-ranking members of the imperial family, grave furnishings and fine objects


Name: Craft Specialties (textiles, ceramics etc.) (occupation)
Description: Specialized areas of production within the Aztec society


Name: Monument to Yuri Gagarin (Historical monument)
Description: A monument dedicated to the first man in space


Name: Diamond cutting and trading (Economic Activity)
Description: The business of buying, selling, and processing diamonds


Name: a mix of caramelized walnuts and honey (Ingredient)
Description: The filling of Bündner Nusstorte


Name: Greek pupils' score (Assessment score)
Description: The average PISA score of Greek students in reading, mathematics, and science


Name: Blue John Gap cavern (Geographical location)
Description: A cavern mined for Blue John in Derbyshire, UK


Name: Taiwan (Island)
Description: An island in East Asia, also known as Formosa


Name: Conservative thinkers of those times (Individuals)
Description: The individuals who questioned the consistency of certain Shaiva, Vaishnava and Shakta texts or practices with the Vedas


Name: 600 °C (870 K) (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which the oxidation of peridot begins to occur


Name: Natural irradiation and traces of aluminum (physical phenomenon and chemical substance)
Description: The cause of the translucency in smoky quartz


Name: Molybdenum (Mo) Skarn Deposit (Type of Skarn Deposits)
Description: A skarn deposit that is rich in molybdenum.


Name: almost a quarter of the world's landmass and population (Geographical Area)
Description: A rough estimate of the extent of the British Empire


Name: Empire (Polity)
Description: The former political entity ruled by Dom Pedro I


Name: Human Being (Role)
Description: In Hinduism


Name: Fei Cui (Gemstone)
Description: The traditional Chinese name for jadeite.


Name: Erewash, Amber Valley and Derby districts (Districts)
Description: Administrative divisions within the county of Derbyshire


Name: Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA) (Waste Management Tool)
Description: A tool used to assess the environmental impact of products, services, and processes throughout their entire lifecycle


Name: Tertiary education (educational level)
Description: Individuals who have completed higher education, such as college or university


Name: 29,689 students (in 2010) (Student population)
Description: Number of students enrolled in 2010


Name: clothing and accessories (Hanfu Accessories)
Description: Items such as jewelry, waist ornaments, ribbons, shawls, scarves, and other hand-held items associated with Hanfu


Name: Zabargad Island (Island)
Description: An island in the Red Sea, a popular diving attraction for tourists.


Name: Latin rosa (Language Term)
Description: The Latin term from which rose (color) originates


Name: Metamorphic Rock (Geological Classification)
Description: Class of rocks whose source materials have been modified by heat and pressure


Name: elaborate headdresses (jewellery)
Description: Elaborate headpieces worn by many Pacific cultures.


Name: mountain ranges and diverse wildlife (Mountain Range, Wildlife)
Description: Natural environments characterized by mountain ranges or diverse wildlife


Name: Males Peafowl (Gender of animal species)
Description: Possess metatarsal spurs used in territorial fights.


Name: densest network of roads and highways (transportation infrastructure)
Description: The densest network of roads and highways in France


Name: Modern Technology (Technology)
Description: Advances in printing, GIS, graphics software, and the Internet that have simplified map creation


Name: Peabody Museum at Yale University (organization)
Description: Museum at Yale University specializing in anthropology and archaeology


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: A region in the south of Spain


Name: Light Power Spectrum (Physical Concept)
Description: A complex mixture of spectral colors used to describe any color


Name: 800,000 people (Estimated) (Quantity)
Description: The estimated number of people living in the region that is now Colombia at the end of the colonial period.


Name: Poor quality steel (Product)
Description: Steel with impurities including phosphorus and carbon


Name: Bodhipakkhiyādhammā (Buddhist_path)
Description: Seven lists of qualities or factors that promote spiritual awakening


Name: Wife of elites (Married woman)
Description: The wife of a male elite


Name: Algeria-France Relations (International Relations)
Description: The relationship between Algeria and France, which has historical, cultural, economic, and political dimensions


Name: Hospitals and healthcare (Category)
Description: Local hospitals, urgent care facilities, and medical services


Name: the Theravada Majjhima Nikaya and Sarvastivada Madhyama Agama (Buddhist texts)
Description: Two Buddhist texts containing mostly the same major doctrines


Name: the philosophy of education by Maria Montessori (Philosophy)
Description: The philosophy created by Maria Montessori in Italy


Name: Jan Mayen and Svalbard (Overseas Territory)
Description: Norway's integral overseas territories


Name: Ihor Belanov (person)
Description: Ukrainian footballer who played for the Soviet national team


Name: Coins or coral stones (Artifact)
Description: Items placed on textile neckbands or collars to distract the evil eye.


Name: St. Mary-le-Tower (Church)
Description: A grand medieval church in Ipswich, rebuilt by the Victorians.


Name: Properties of CAN (Property)
Description: -


Name: MU Gold (Color)
Description: The official school color of the University of Missouri


Name: Roman cement (Product)
Description: An ancient type of cement used by the Romans, made from quicklime and volcanic ash


Name: Kitsch (Art)
Description: Art widely regarded in the fine art world as being of poor quality or of little artistic value


Name: fluorite similar to Blue John (Mineral)
Description: Fluorite with banding similar to the classic Blue John stone


Name: Pu-Ce and Pu-Ce-Co plutonium alloys (Nuclear Fuel)
Description: Alloys of plutonium and cerium used as nuclear fuel.


Name: Titanium-sapphire lasers (Instrumentation)
Description: Used in the production of titanium-sapphire lasers


Name: Metameric Colors (Color Perception)
Description: Colors that have the same effect on the three color receptors in the human eye


Name: Paintings by Sandro Botticelli and Leonardo da Vinci (Art)
Description: Painted in numerous religious paintings, often held by the Virgin Mary or the infant Jesus.


Name: Wars of the Roses (Conflict)
Description: A series of English civil wars fought from 1455 to 1485


Name: from diamond (Comparison)
Description: Zircon's unique properties make it easy to distinguish from diamond


Name: James Stuart and Nicholas Revett (Person)
Description: Early travellers and archaeologists


Name: Protestantism (religion)
Description: A religion that was introduced in Norway in 1536


Name: Largest Gold Coin (Artifact)
Description: Gold coin minted by Eucratides, considered as one of the largest coins in the Hellenistic world.


Name: large numbers of Romanians, Britons, Germans, French and others (Individuals)
Description: The individuals representing the largest group of immigrants in Spain.


Name: pahu (Musical Instrument)
Description: Ancient Tahitian drum covered with shark skin


Name: Pseudomonas fluorescens (Bacteria)
Description: A bacterial species that can mobilize solid copper as a cyanide compound


Name: 1920s (Time period)
Description: The time period when Art Deco emerged.


Name: By-product (Chemical Concept)
Description: A chemical by-product that is not desired but inevitably results from molecular fragments of starting materials and/or reagents


Name: Various materials (Materials)
Description: The variety of materials on which mixed-media prints can be produced.


Name: Commonwealth of Nations (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of 54 independent countries that were once part of the British Empire


Name: Transitional forms and poorly developed analogs of jasperoids (Geological formation)
Description: Forms that are intermediate or less-developed versions of jasperoids


Name: African Free School (School)
Description: A school established to educate black children


Name: Agriculture (Industry)
Description: The agriculture industry


Name: European Union (Euro) (Currency)
Description: The official currency of the European Union.


Name: 30% of the world's zinc (Percentage)
Description: Amount of world's zinc coming from recycling secondary zinc


Name: Germany (1871) (HistoricalEntity)
Description: a historical entity that existed from 1871 to 1945


Name: Al.com (website)
Description: The online version of Alabama Media Group's newspapers.


Name: Tourism and hospitality sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Augustus (Person)
Description: Roman emperor, military leader, consul and polymath of the late Roman Republic and early Roman Empire


Name: Baeza (City)
Description: A city in Andalusia


Name: Chalice with snake (Symbol)
Description: An object associated with John in medieval iconography


Name: Longitudes 12° and 19° E (longitude range)
Description: One of the longitudinal boundaries of the Czech Republic


Name: Corundum and Topaz (Minerals)
Description: On the Mohs scale of mineral hardness


Name: Mycenaean world (land of the Achaeans) (Ancient Civilization)
Description: Also used as an ethnonym for the Greek people by Homer


Name: Meet report filing deadline (Action)
Description: Many companies are having difficulty meeting the June 2, 2014 report filing deadline


Name: Pearl Oysters (Species)
Description: A species of oyster used in pearl cultivation


Name: Packaging (Process or industry)
Description: The activity of preparing goods for transportation, storage, and sale


Name: Reflective objects (set of physical objects)
Description: objects that reflect light in a given direction


Name: Specimens of meteorites recovered in Sahara (Object)
Description: The specimens that were recovered from the private expeditions.


Name: Number of Students in Four-Year Advanced Programs in Cresciano (Quantity)
Description: The number of students enrolled in the four-year advanced programs in the municipality of Cresciano.


Name: Smoking among Japanese men (Public health issue)
Description: The practice of smoking tobacco and its associated health risks


Name: Cricket, association football, basketball, volleyball, golf, handball, boxing, taekwondo, weightlifting, bodybuilding, track and field, skating, bowling, snooker, chess (Sports)
Description: Various sports promoted in Afghanistan


Name: Attributes of Perception (Perception Attributes)
Description: Attributes that are dependent on other functions and can vary in meaning


Name: Ipswich Academy (School)
Description: An academy located in Ipswich.


Name: some later periods (time period)
Description: Time periods following the ancient world, but not specified.


Name: Confusion between Peridot and Beryl (Historical Incident)
Description: Noted by G.F. Kunz, most notably in the 'Three Magi treasure' in the Dom of Cologne, Germany


Name: Waste Management (Process)
Description: The handling, disposal, recycling, and monitoring of waste discharges.


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A type of iron with a smaller carbon content than pig iron but more than wrought iron.


Name: Hamilton Gamble's government as the legal Missouri government (Government body)
Description: The newly established government of Missouri during the American Civil War


Name: 1764 (some sources claim until 1782) (date range)
Description: The duration of the Cossack Hetmanate


Name: Carbon Neutrality (Emission Target)
Description: China's aim to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060


Name: Uraninite (Mineral)
Description: Uranium is commercially extracted from uraninite minerals


Name: Eva Besnyö (Art Photographer)
Description: A Hungarian-British art photographer who influenced the field of art photography


Name: [Ontologism, anarchism, communism, socialism, futurism, fascism, Christian democracy] (SocialMovement)
Description: Popular movements that gained popularity in Italy during the late 19th and 20th centuries


Name: volcanic rock (geological formation)
Description: where carbonado has never been observed


Name: 5 tonnes (weight)
Description: The highest estimate for the amount of Allende meteorite specimens recovered


Name: Production method of Synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals (process)
Description: The process used to produce synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: Taiwanese law (law)
Description: The legal system in Taiwan


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A primary component of Carbonado Diamond


Name: Thermodynamic standard conditions (State)
Description: The conditions under which Pyrite occurs


Name: Erasmus+ Programme (Program)
Description: European Union student exchange program


Name: alboronía, pipirrana or piriñaca (dish)
Description: Traditional Andalusian dishes


Name: Great Langdale (England) (Historical location)
Description: Location where greenschist rocks have been identified for making axes


Name: Tunisian nationalist party (Neo-Destour) (Political party)
Description: The Tunisian nationalist party formed after the liberation of Tunisia.


Name: Rockland County and Bergen County, New Jersey (Location)
Description: Counties in the state of New Jersey, United States


Name: Agate industry (Industry)
Description: The production of agate in different regions.


Name: Jewelry, both as a primary material and as an accent stone (Application)
Description: Used in jewelry, both as a primary material and as an accent stone


Name: Calutron isotope separator magnets (Application)
Description: Large high-current silver wires were used in the calutron isotope separator magnets in the Manhattan Project.


Name: Archaeology (Discipline)
Description: Study of human activity and artifacts to understand culture and society


Name: Japanese government (Government)
Description: Formalized the kan measure in 1891


Name: Building in Wood (Activity)
Description: Traditional practice of constructing buildings using wood


Name: China (country)
Description: The People's Republic of China, officially known as the Chinese mainland


Name: Elaborate iridescent coloration and large 'train' of feathers (Attributes)
Description: Characteristics especially prominent in Asiatic male peafowl


Name: 81% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of residents in Community District 12 who eat some fruits and vegetables every day


Name: seven weeks each winter (duration)
Description: Viganella gets no direct sunlight for seven weeks each winter.


Name: deposition at atmospheric pressure (Key Features of Atmospheric Pressure CVD)
Description: Characteristics of atmospheric pressure CVD


Name: Swiss Reformed Church (Religion)
Description: One of the major Christian denominations in Switzerland


Name: Crux immissa (Cross)
Description: The †-shaped cross.


Name: Nanoparticle (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A particle of matter 1 to 100 nanometres in diameter


Name: Chinese folk religion (religion)
Description: Religious beliefs and practices unique to China, influenced by Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, and other traditions


Name: a type of plate boundary (geological boundary type)
Description: An example of a geological boundary where two plates slide horizontally past each other, such as the San Andreas Fault.


Name: Independence Desire (Scotland) (Desire Level)
Description: The level of Scotland's desire for independence


Name: Mars (Roman god) (Deity)
Description: The Roman god of war


Name: Deep ocean water (Environment)
Description: -


Name: Neolithic sites (Archeological site)
Description: Early human settlements from the New Stone Age


Name: shaping raw materials and slicing (jade carving tasks)
Description: Specifically involved in the shaping of raw materials and slicing of jade into flat disks.


Name: Prince Pedro de Alcântara (Royalty)
Description: King of Portugal and later the first Emperor of Brazil


Name: New York City Council's 10th district (Political District)
Description: A district in the New York City Council


Name: Greece - A must-visit destination (Attraction)
Description: Exceptional experiences and memories to last a lifetime


Name: Public Reporting System (Subject)
Description: Mechanism for the public to report incidents involving Urban Red Foxes


Name: Han Chinese men (people)
Description: Men during the Hanfu era


Name: German expressionist movement (Art Movement)
Description: Originated in Germany at the beginning of the 20th century due to Munch's influence.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: An Indian religion introduced by immigrants to Norway


Name: Marble (Town)
Description: A town in Colorado, USA


Name: Accra (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Ghana.


Name: Macedonist ideas (Ideology)
Description: The political ideologies associated with Macedonia


Name: The pre-Cambrian veins of Kirkland Lake, Ontario (Publication)
Description: Article in Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: Night Sky (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The part of the sky that can be seen from the Earth at night


Name: Danish Skønvirke (aesthetic work) (art_movement)
Description: The art movement that Georg Jensen is associated with


Name: Humans and thousands of other living species (Species)
Description: All the different forms of life on Earth, including humans.


Name: Dutch East Indies (Colony)
Description: The colony that became self-sufficient due to the Cultivation System.


Name: public education in Ipswich (Activity)
Description: The act of contributing to public education in Ipswich


Name: Ινστιτούτα Επαγγελματικής Κατάρτισης (IEK) (Educational Institution)
Description: The post-compulsory vocational training institutes in Greece.


Name: Örebro Municipality (Municipality)
Description: Local government area of Sweden


Name: Local Sheet (CosmicStructure)
Description: A large sheet-like structure in the Universe, containing many galaxy groups and filaments.


Name: Phosphate and magnesium ions (chemical_compound)
Description: Interaction between phosphate and magnesium ions


Name: Roman Britain (historical_region)
Description: The Roman province of Britain ended and was followed by the Early Middle Ages in Britain


Name: Chinese geography (Geography)
Description: The traditional and modern studies of the physical features, locations, and regions of China, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse landscapes.


Name: Magnesium Silicothermic Process (Pidgeon process) (Production Method)
Description: A method for producing magnesium by reacting magnesium oxide or magnesium precursors with silicon


Name: Relative abundance of mica in their composition (Geological property)
Description: The amount of mica found in these rocks


Name: Jamaal Bowman (Politician)
Description: A member of the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: Potassium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 19 and symbol K


Name: Florentine Bankers (Historical figure/Occupation)
Description: Bankers during the Renaissance who used to make their transactions atop desks covered by green tablecloths


Name: Degree (Unit of measurement)
Description: A unit of angle measurement equal to 1/360 of a full turn.


Name: Production of Steel by Sir Basil Brooke (Event)
Description: The introduction of steel production to England in about 1614 and its use at Coalbrookdale during the 1610s.


Name: Softness when excavated (Characteristic)
Description: Oltu stone only begins to harden when exposed to the air


Name: Gas Hydrates (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds formed by methane, propane, and carbon dioxide at low temperatures


Name: Alps (Geographical Region)
Description: Mountain range in Europe


Name: Ore deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: A body of rock or mineral rich enough to be economically mined.


Name: Northern Fox (Species)
Description: The northern foxes the fur attribute belongs to.


Name: Independence (City)
Description: City in Jackson County, Missouri


Name: Least Reactive Chemical Elements (Classification of Element)
Description: Gold is one of the least reactive chemical elements


Name: Jewellery making (activity)
Description: The act of creating ornaments for personal adornment


Name: José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva (Person)
Description: -


Name: Mineral deposits containing potassium chloride near Staßfurt, Germany (Deposit)
Description: The discovery of mineral deposits containing potassium chloride near Staßfurt, Germany


Name: Small size (Size)
Description: The size of the seals allowing them to be carried by the official on their belts


Name: Mn(IV)-OH complexes (chemical compound)
Description: Intermediate in some enzymes, including the oxygen evolving center (OEC) in plants


Name: Wagram (Place)
Description: Town in Austria


Name: Round brilliant (Diamond shape)
Description: The round brilliant cut is not commonly used for fancy colored diamonds due to their color being more important than their ability to reflect white light


Name: Gems (Artifact)
Description: Decorative objects made from precious stones, with engravings or inscriptions


Name: Retorno a Aztlán (Necuepaliztli in Aztlan) (Film)
Description: A 1989 historical fiction film set during the rule of Motecuzoma I, filmed in Nahuatl


Name: Calm and relaxation (Emotion)
Description: An emotion it is often associated with


Name: William III of Orange (Historical Figure)
Description: King of England, Ireland and Scotland from 1689 to 1702


Name: Artistic Decline (Event)
Description: A period of decline in the artistic quality of Italian film.


Name: Yayi Boni (President)
Description: Former President of Benin


Name: Algerian Sports (Recreational Activities)
Description: The sports in Algeria, which reflect the country's passion for competition and physical activity


Name: And its increasing influence within the German government and the European Union (Political parties)
Description: The Green party has become increasingly influential in both German politics and the European Union, reflecting growing concern about climate change and social issues


Name: Synthetic Amethyst (Mineral)
Description: Artificially produced amethyst


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: A team sport popular in the Netherlands


Name: Palace of Pylos (Architectural Structure)
Description: One of the Mycenaean palaces, with two stories


Name: Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson (Person)
Description: Norwegian novelist awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1903


Name: two chapters to the topic of topaz (chapter)
Description: The two chapters were dedicated in 1652


Name: Anhedral crystals (type of crystal)
Description: Crystals that do not have well-formed flat faces.


Name: Florentine florin (coin)
Description: Gold coin struck in Florence in the 13th century


Name: NYC Media (Media network)
Description: Official public radio, television, and online media network of the city


Name: Internal Cycling (Chemical Process)
Description: Processes occurring within the ocean that affect the distribution of dissolved manganese


Name: Shrine of Nabi Musa (Religious_site)
Description: The shrine dedicated to Nabi Musa


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8. It is a key component of water and the atmosphere.


Name: Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: A diverse group of indigenous peoples of North Africa


Name: Areas around an intrusion (Geographical Feature)
Description: The space or area surrounding a geological feature like an intrusion


Name: Boron compounds (Compound)
Description: Chemical compounds containing boron.


Name: The Colorado state capitol (Building)
Description: The building contracted with the Colorado-Yule Marble Company in 1895.


Name: Purple (Color)
Description: Cadbury chose purple as the color for its chocolates


Name: Province of Africa (Political Entity)
Description: The Roman name for the North African province, now known as Tunisia


Name: Cotton (Product)
Description: Accounts for 40% of the GDP and roughly 80% of official export receipts.


Name: Immigrant Center (Category)
Description: A city that attracts and accommodates large numbers of immigrants from various countries.


Name: such 19th-century sculptors as Antonio Susillo (Artist)
Description: Other 19th-century sculptors who played a significant role in Andalusia


Name: Eyes (Anatomical part)
Description: The eyes of the red fox


Name: B'izriya (Dessert)
Description: The dessert B'izriya


Name: the variations of the word fluorine in Eastern European languages (word variation)
Description: The various ways that the name 'fluorine' is translated or adapted into different Eastern European languages


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


Name: Chemical structure (Structure)
Description: The chemical structure is less relevant to immediately observable properties in foams and textiles


Name: Standing figure of the owner (Figure)
Description: A figure representing the seal's owner


Name: [Fe(H2O)6]3+ (Complex Ion)
Description: A complex ion that is an acid above pH 0


Name: Sedimentary structures (Geological feature)
Description: Structures formed by the deposition and consolidation of sediments.


Name: Economy of Japan (by purchasing power parity) (Economy)
Description: The economic system and activity in Japan, measured by purchasing power parity


Name: Archduke Charles (Person)
Description: Austrian military leader and statesman


Name: Aluminium (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white, soft, ductile, and malleable metallic element


Name: Pentlandite, Pyrite, Chalcopyrite, and Magnetite (Minerals)
Description: -


Name: Stalin and other Soviet notables (Group)
Description: the perpetrators as recognized by some countries


Name: Qing dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The last imperial dynasty of China, which existed from 1644 to 1912


Name: Neodymium-doped yttrium vanadium oxide (Nd:YVO4) or neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet (Nd:YAG) (Chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound used to emit light in the process of creating yellow lasers


Name: Metallic gold (Color)
Description: The color traditionally known as gold in traditional usage.


Name: Hindu Nationalism in India (Political Ideology)
Description: A form of nationalism that emphasizes the idea of India being a Hindu nation.


Name: European immigrants (Group)
Description: The European immigrants who contributed to the city's growth


Name: Microscopic Diamond (Mineral)
Description: a small diamond that can only be seen under a microscope


Name: Metasomatism (Geological Process)
Description: The geological process that contributes to the enrichment of some silica-undersaturated magmas


Name: Pyrometamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A special type of contact metamorphism associated with fossil fuel fires


Name: Principality of Nassau-Orange-Fulda (Polity)
Description: -


Name: Tiryns (Site)
Description: An archaeological site in Greece


Name: organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) (Electronic Component)
Description: A type of electroluminescent diode that emits light from a thin film of organic material


Name: the 3rd-millennium BCE Liangzhu culture (Culture)
Description: Dating back to the 3rd millennium BCE


Name: Sulfides (Geological Compound)
Description: Chemical compounds of one or more metals or semimetals with a chalcogen or pnictogen, with sulfur being most common.


Name: Aes Cyprium (Metal alloy)
Description: Roman term for copper alloys from Cyprus


Name: temperature (Property)
Description: High temperature to react with oxygen


Name: a leisure activity linked to the mountain areas and complementary to forestry and the raising of livestock (activity description)
Description: Is now more of a leisure activity linked to the mountain areas


Name: Pink hydrogrossular (color of mineral)
Description: -


Name: late 1950s (time period)
Description: The time when the Jewish Berbers emigrated


Name: Mathematical guidelines (Set of rules or principles)
Description: Guidelines for the angles and length ratios at which the diamond is cut


Name: Lithium-6 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope used in thermonuclear weapons and tritium production


Name: International Law Violations (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: Emergency Shutdown Systems (Safety Mechanism)
Description: A mechanism designed to stop the chain reaction in a nuclear reactor in case of an emergency


Name: Different Types of Designers (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who work within the field of design, each with their own specialization.


Name: Darwin's On the Origin of Species (Book)
Description: A work that presented Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection


Name: French ambassador (Person)
Description: An unspecified French diplomat


Name: Civil war (Greece) (War)
Description: A conflict between communist forces and the anti-communist Greek government.


Name: oldest in Europe (Chronological classification)
Description: -


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and North Asia


Name: Graver (Engraving Tool)
Description: Essential in creating bright cuts.


Name: Qing government (administrative body)
Description: The Qing dynasty government during the Manchu rule


Name: 5.26 (Numeric Value)
Description: A specific value for the specific gravity of hematite


Name: Dennis Opresko and Tina Molodtsova (Marine biologists)
Description: The marine biologists who helped transform the taxonomic system from 2001 to 2006


Name: hillock (Geographical Feature)
Description: A small hill


Name: Subway (New York City) (Organization)
Description: A rapid transit system serving New York City.


Name: Plastic Deformation (forming process in metalworking)
Description: Using heat or pressure to make a workpiece more conductive to mechanical force


Name: The Proterozoic Eon (Geological Eon)
Description: The third eon of Earth's history, lasting from about 2.5 billion years ago to the beginning of the Phanerozoic Eon approximately 542 million years ago.


Name: Britain (Political_entity)
Description: Represents Australia gaining independence from Britain.


Name: Umayyad Caliphs (Person)
Description: The rulers of the Umayyad Caliphate


Name: Italian Social Republic (RSI) (Political Entity)
Description: Nazi puppet state and collaborationist regime in Italy during World War II


Name: Radius (r) (Dimension)
Description: The distance from the center of the sphere to any point on its surface, which is 1 in this case.


Name: Roman Catholicism (religion)
Description: The Christian faith as organized in the Roman or Catholic Church


Name: <more children> (concept)
Description: More children of King William I


Name: Artwork (Application)
Description: One of the applications where charcoal is used as a drawing material


Name: Józef Boguski (Person)
Description: Maria Skłodowska's cousin and a chemist


Name: Malleability of copper (Material property)
Description: The ability of copper to be deformed under pressure, allowing it to be hammered or rolled into thin sheets.


Name: Many South Slavic nations (Historical Entity)
Description: The nations that were established due to the migrations


Name: Walter Camp (Person)
Description: Developed football in New Haven, Connecticut


Name: King of Prussia (Person)
Description: Monarch of Prussia


Name: Gerzeh, Egypt (Location)
Description: Archaeological site in Egypt where meteoric iron beads were found


Name: East German authorities (Government Entity)
Description: The government of East Germany, in an effort to retain the state


Name: William I of the Netherlands (Person)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1849 to 1890


Name: Chinese Festivals (event)
Description: celebrations in Chinese culture


Name: 78.8% of Andalusians in 2012 (statistic)
Description: Percentage of Andalusians identifying as Roman Catholic in 2012


Name: Angle (Geometric concept)
Description: A quality, quantity or relationship.


Name: Spanish Flu in Skyros (Event)
Description: The Spanish flu that occurred on the island of Skyros between 1918 and 1919.


Name: Indians (especially Hindus or Jains) (ReligionFollowers)
Description: Bridal jewellery is known as streedhan


Name: TiO2 (Anatase, Rutile) (CompoundGroup)
Description: Two forms of titanium dioxide


Name: high quality (quality)
Description: A level of excellence or superiority.


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


Name: Phenocrysts of Feldspars (Mineral Formation)
Description: Phenocrysts with the center richer in calcium than the surrounding layers.


Name: Koxinga (Person)
Description: Zheng Chenggong, also known as Koxinga


Name: Chiang Ching-kuo (Politician)
Description: Son of Chiang Kai-shek and served as premier from 1972 and rose to the presidency in 1978


Name: Java War (Event)
Description: A war in the Dutch East Indies which affected the Netherlands.


Name: - (-)
Description: The Etruscan language has not survived in its original form, making understanding of their society and culture heavily dependent on later sources


Name: Hudson Link (transportation service)
Description: An express bus service in Westchester and Rockland Counties.


Name: Plastic (Material)
Description: Medals can also be made of plastic or other materials


Name: Metropolitanate of Kyiv (Religious Administration)
Description: A metropolitan see of the Eastern Orthodox Church.


Name: Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal of 1989 (Legal document)
Description: An international treaty regulating hazardous waste trade.


Name: Coordinates (36°N 138°E) (Geographical Coordinates)
Description: The longitude and latitude coordinates of Japan


Name: 1,919 separate taxa of vascular plants (Plant species count)
Description: Various plant species found in Derbyshire


Name: Western Countries (mainly USA and Canada) (Location)
Description: Countries where Asian Buddhist immigrants arrived during the 19th century


Name: Group 12 (IIB) of the periodic table (Periodic Table Group)
Description: A group in the periodic table


Name: unspecified location (Geographical location)
Description: Due to its economic strength, Ticino has a requirement for foreign workers.


Name: Economic Boom (Boom)
Description: An economic growth period profoundly transforming Spain.


Name: pillarisation (Political System)
Description: A political system characterized by the coexistence and separation of religious or ideological groups


Name: Moulds (Artistic tool)
Description: Used to make mass-production of art easier, especially in pottery and Greek Tanagra figurines


Name: The Longing for the Fatherland (literature)
Description: A work by Thomas Merton that mentions pearls as symbols of ultimate reality


Name: Primitive cubic lattice (cP) (Bravais lattice)
Description: A Bravais lattice with one lattice point on each corner of the cube


Name: Elyse Zorn Karlin (author)
Description: Author who made a comment about Art Nouveau jewelry


Name: National Liberation Army (ALN) (Military Unit)
Description: the armed wing of the nationalist National Liberation Front during Algeria's war of independence


Name: South Slavic ethnic group known as Bulgarians (ethnic group)
Description: A South Slavic ethnic group predominantly inhabiting Bulgaria


Name: Light waves (Physical entity)
Description: The electromagnetic radiation responsible for visual perception


Name: Understanding the timing and conditions in which dehydration reactions occur (Scientific understanding)
Description: The key to interpreting mantle melting, volcanic arc magmatism, and the formation of continental crust


Name: Mafé (Dish)
Description: A common dish consisting of meat in peanut sauce


Name: Handshake (Custom)
Description: Handshaking is a customary greeting in many societies.


Name: Choc village on Saint Lucia (Location)
Description: A place where Ferrohortonolite has been reported


Name: Baibars al-Bunduqdari (Person)
Description: Mamluk Sultan who built the shrine of Nabi Musa


Name: Opificio delle pietre dure (Workshop)
Description: Hardstone workshop founded by the Medici in Florence in 1588


Name: Bieber, Lohr and Sinn rivers (Geographical Feature)
Description: Rivers that marked the Roman border.


Name: Indigenous languages spoken at home by Indigenous Australians (Language_Group)
Description: Yumplatok (Torres Strait Creole) was among the most widely spoken Indigenous languages spoken at home by Indigenous Australians.


Name: Parks and recreation (Category)
Description: Public parks, sports facilities, and outdoor activities in the village


Name: Air pollution problems (Environmental issue)
Description: The adverse effects on the environment due to industrial activities in Itabira


Name: Flowers, Fruits, Vegetables, Autumn Leaves (Plants)
Description: Natural objects that get their color from carotenes.


Name: Wines (Product)
Description: Alcoholic beverages made from fermented grapes


Name: Rajasthan, India (Location)
Description: Region where Pichwai paintings were made and are still made


Name: Steel surfaces (physical object)
Description: a hard, strong, and durable alloy of iron and carbon


Name: Hexacorallia (Taxonomic group)
Description: A subclass of Cnidaria that includes sea anemones, corals, and jellyfish.


Name: Coal (type of material)
Description: Black or brownish-black sedimentary rock, consisting of carbonized plant matter


Name: Biocompatibility Issues of Neodymium Magnets (physical property)
Description: Prevented widespread applications in medical field


Name: ProfessionalUndergraduateCareerProgram (EducationalProgram)
Description: An educational program offered by a university lasting up to five years.


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


Name: Differentiation (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which the melt product is divided into layers with different compositions


Name: little evidence of fortifications (Event)
Description: Lack of solid fortifications found in archaeological evidence


Name: Many More Gods (deity)
Description: Gods in Japanese mythology who were created from Izanagi's body after his purification


Name: Data using potassium-argon dating method (Scientific Method)
Description: Different dates obtained for Australites using this scientific method


Name: [Modern-day Belgium] (country)
Description: The territories of modern-day Belgium in 1814


Name: 2 May 1808 revolt (Event)
Description: An uprising against the French occupation of Spain


Name: Earth's Mantle (Geological Formation)
Description: The mantle is the layer of the Earth between its crust and its outer core.


Name: Usage of Spices in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The characteristic of extensive use of spices in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Bedouin tribes (Banu Hilal and Banu Sulaym) (ethnic group)
Description: Arab nomadic tribes that migrated to the Maghreb in the 11th century


Name: Officers and nobles (Class)
Description: Social class of the wearer during Han dynasty


Name: British Isles archipelago (Geographical Feature)
Description: A group of islands in the North Atlantic Ocean


Name: High Council of State (Government body)
Description: The temporary body that acted as the Presidency following Bendjedid's resignation


Name: Flying University (Educational Institute)
Description: Illicit higher education institution in Warsaw, Poland


Name: Cossacks (Historical group)
Description: A group of semi-autonomous military and agricultural communities in Eastern Europe, particularly noted for their skills as horse-riders and archers


Name: Italian Renaissance (Art Movement)
Description: The golden age of Italian painting spanning from the 14th through the mid-17th centuries.


Name: Symbolism (Art Movement)
Description: An art movement which arose in late 19th-century France and spread to other parts of Europe, in which symbolic content took precedence over realistic representation.


Name: South Gippsland Water Organization (Organization)
Description: A water utility company responsible for managing wastewater in the South Gippsland region of Victoria, Australia.


Name: Spanish Compound (Language Construct)
Description: A type of compound in Spanish consisting of a verb conjugated for the second person singular imperative followed by a noun


Name: Orwell River (River)
Description: A river in East Anglia, England.


Name: Metal (material)
Description: A broad category of materials that usually conduct electricity and heat and can be shaped and hammered.


Name: Kyiv (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Ukraine


Name: The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) (Government Agency)
Description: An agency under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security responsible for airport security.


Name: Pellagra (Disease)
Description: A disease caused by a deficiency of the tryptophan amino acid transporter.


Name: Castilla y León (Region)
Description: One of the regions in Spain


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: One of the main religions in Benin


Name: Half male, half female (Ardhanarishvara) (Visualization of god in Shaivism)
Description: How some Shaivas visualize their deity


Name: deputés (politician)
Description: Legislators in the National Assembly.


Name: Chemistry of affected rocks (Geological Property)
Description: The chemical makeup of rocks that have undergone metamorphism


Name: Napoleon (person)
Description: The Emperor of the French who ruled as Napoleon I from 1804 to 1814


Name: Hebrew odem (Religious Artifact)
Description: The first stone in the High Priest's breastplate, a red stone, probably sard but perhaps red jasper


Name: Old Church Slavonic (language)
Description: Language recognized as the fourth liturgical language


Name: Metal (Material)
Description: A ductile, malleable, often shiny, and typically hard material


Name: Field-rugged computers (Computer Hardware)
Description: Hardware used for on-site map-making


Name: CIECAM02 (Color Appearance Model)
Description: A more psychovisually accurate color appearance model


Name: international_agreements (Economy)
Description: Agreements made between nations that establish guidelines for their interactions, such as trade agreements, treaties, and international law


Name: The United Nations, diamond industry and diamond-trading nations (Organization)
Description: group of entities responsible for introducing the Kimberley Process


Name: Generals (Roman Republic) (Job Position)
Description: During the Roman Republic


Name: Most Recent Composite Simulant (Composite Diamond Simulant)
Description: The most recent type of composite diamond simulant, combining a CZ core with an outer coating of laboratory created amorphous diamond


Name: Kristallnacht pogroms (Historical Event)
Description: On 9 November 1938


Name: Damp proofing and waterproofing membranes (Building material)
Description: Used for roofing, basement waterproofing, and geomembranes


Name: Vanity, Extravagance, Individualism, Pride, Attention (Emotion or Quality)
Description: Various negative connotations associated with the color purple


Name: Van Vleck Paramagnetism (Physical Property)
Description: A type of paramagnetism that arises from the magnetic properties of electrons in a crystal


Name: time (duration)
Description: The duration the process takes


Name: distinctive plants and animals (Flora and Fauna)
Description: as well as populations of widespread species


Name: Tide-flowing Jewel Island (Manju Shima) (geographical_location)
Description: Uninhabited islet in the Kanmon Straits near Chōfu


Name: Bronze Age (Historical_period)
Description: Period when cultures started using mirrors made from polished discs of bronze, copper, silver, or other metals


Name: BHP (company)
Description: The world's largest mining company.


Name: Square shape (Shape)
Description: The physical form of the seal


Name: NASA's Apollo program (1961–1972) (Program)
Description: A human spaceflight program that achieved the first crewed Moon landing


Name: Berbers (Ancient Group)
Description: An indigenous Berber population in North Africa


Name: most parts of Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: The geographical regions where iron smelting appeared


Name: Huerter (Explorer)
Description: Portuguese explorer who discovered Faial Island


Name: Oued Drâa valley (Valley)
Description: The location where a bright fireball was observed before the Tissint meteorite fell


Name: Inosilicates (Type of silicate mineral)
Description: Consist of tetrahedra repeatedly bonded in chains


Name: Recorded history (Time period)
Description: The earliest recorded period in human history.


Name: Peace (Emotion)
Description: A state of tranquility or serenity.


Name: Hilalan hero Ābu Zayd al-Hilalī (Person)
Description: A hero from the Arab Banu Hilal tribe


Name: Greek goddess Hera (Mythology)
Description: The wife of Zeus and queen of the Greek gods


Name: Milk (Food)
Description: There is a strong connection between milk and white in the Bedouin and some other pastoral cultures


Name: India (Location)
Description: Warli is a folk tribal art form from India.


Name: ExtrasolarPlanetAtmosphere (AstronomicalObject)
Description: Sodium detected in the atmospheres of some extrasolar planets


Name: 4 km (measurement)
Description: Mylonites form at a depth of 4 km.


Name: the dance capital of the world (Cultural status)
Description: A center of dance and dance culture


Name: Galaxy (astronomical object)
Description: A large system of stars, gas, and dust bound together by gravity.


Name: Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque (Artists)
Description: Picasso and Braque, the leading proponents of cubism, practiced printmaking.


Name: Eleven Ukrainian national holidays (Holidays)
Description: A collection of important days to the nation of Ukraine


Name: GT Advanced Technologies, Inc. (Company)
Description: Company contracted by Apple to manufacture sapphire screens


Name: American glasshouses (Organization)
Description: Companies specializing in the production of glassware


Name: Christianity and Judaism (Religion)
Description: Major monotheistic religions originating in Western Asia


Name: Moses (Prophet)
Description: A prophet in Islam who is traditionally identified with the biblical Moses.


Name: Stanley William Hayter (Artist)
Description: A notable artist who revived engraving as a serious art form in the 20th century


Name: education (aspect of cartography)
Description: Academic study and learning in cartography


Name: Bedrock (GeologicalFeature)
Description: The rock formation that lies beneath the surface.


Name: Work (Art Form)
Description: Artistic creations


Name: in the 17th century by Dutch shipwrecks and later in the 18th century by European settlers (time period)
Description: introduced to Australia during these time periods


Name: Organic Matter (Substance)
Description: Material derived from living organisms that is typically decomposed by microorganisms and other forms of life


Name: Fracturing (Property)
Description: Ammolite tends to crack and flake due to exposure to the elements and compression by sediments, resulting in a tessellated appearance.


Name: Lithium carbonate (Chemical compound)
Description: Lithium carbonate


Name: National Nanotechnology Initiative (Scientific Initiative)
Description: The U.S. initiative launched during the 1990s


Name: Modern Japanese (Language)
Description: The current state of the Japanese language.


Name: Railway network of Switzerland (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: A rail network spanning 5,250 kilometres (3,260 mi)


Name: Greeks (civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization of Greece


Name: Nova Levante (Municipality)
Description: a municipality in Trentino, Italy


Name: Calcium Silicate, other products (Chemical compound)
Description: Compounds containing calcium and silicon


Name: war rugs (crafted_items)
Description: A variant of Afghan rugs created after the outbreak of the Soviet–Afghan War


Name: Merchant man (profession)
Description: A person who engages in the trade and profit of goods and merchandise


Name: Artificiality (Concept)
Description: The state of being artificial or anthropogenic


Name: Regular Sea Urchin (Species)
Description: A type of sea urchin that does not have a preferred walking direction


Name: Édouard Manet (Artist)
Description: A French artist known for figure painting


Name: Himalayas (Mountain range)
Description: A major mountain range located to the west of China


Name: Suspending agent for pharmaceuticals (Pharmacy)
Description: Substance used to keep solid drugs in suspension


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country located in East Asia


Name: Nonmetals (ClassOfElements)
Description: A class of elements that do not conduct electricity


Name: Tomb of Cardinal Tavera in the same Cathedral (Artwork)
Description: The tomb of Cardinal Tavera in the same Cathedral


Name: Qujupao and zhijupao (Clothing)
Description: Two types of shenyi during Han dynasty


Name: percentage of Minoan weapons with hafting (Statistic)
Description: 95 percent of Minoan weapons had hafting


Name: Antwerp (City)
Description: A city in Belgium and home to one of Europe's largest Jewish communities.


Name: British Empire (Political Entity)
Description: A group of countries and territories under the rule of the British monarch


Name: Eulytine Agriculticolites (Mineral Variety)
Description: Spherical crystals with a glossy surface.


Name: Sioux and Cheyenne tribes (people)
Description: Native American tribes inhabiting the Black Hills area


Name: 13% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Community District 12 residents who are diabetic


Name: Inn valley (Valley)
Description: A valley in Grisons


Name: American and European Opinion on Grey (opinion)
Description: The general opinion about grey in America and Europe


Name: Long Persian trousers and knickers (clothing)
Description: Long trousers and knickers from Persia that were adopted by Tang dynasty women


Name: sand (Natural resource)
Description: A natural substance consisting of small, loose grains


Name: Approx. 670 - 2700 km (Depth Range)
Description: The approximate depth range of the Lower Mantle where silicate perovskite is found


Name: Mica (Mineral)
Description: A group of silicates characterized by the presence of potassium and aluminum in their structure


Name: Inclusion or Exclusion of Colors (Debate Topic)
Description: The disagreement often focused on indigo and cyan


Name: Industrial-scale extraction of beryllium (Process)
Description: The large scale production process for extracting beryllium.


Name: Presidential representative democratic republic (Political system)
Description: The political system of Benin


Name: Staple Condiments in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The staple condiments used in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Left Lapel in youren collar (Clothing Feature)
Description: A feature of the youren collar in Hanfu.


Name: Overcoming Ignorance (Path to Awakening)
Description: The process of overcoming ignorance


Name: Processes Involved (Concept)
Description: The steps or changes occurring in a given phenomenon


Name: 2006 (Year)
Description: Year reference


Name: 808 State, Orbital, the Prodigy, Underworld, Roni Size, Leftfield, Massive Attack, Groove Armada, Fatboy Slim, Faithless, Basement Jaxx, Chemical Brothers, Sub Focus, Chase & Status, Disclosure, Calvin Harris and Fred Again (Musician or Band)
Description: Influential UK dance acts past and present


Name: January 1863 (TimePeriod)
Description: The month and year when the Emancipation Proclamation was issued.


Name: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (Governmental Organization)
Description: An independent U.S. agency responsible for occupational safety and health


Name: renunciant man of knowledge (Role)
Description: A person who has renounced worldly life for the pursuit of spiritual knowledge.


Name: Evil (Concept)
Description: A moral force that is the opposite of good


Name: a strong military (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to a strong military of France


Name: Alpine and Danubian Gaue (Alpen-und Donau-Reichsgaue) (Name)
Description: Name used for Austria under Nazi rule from 1942 to the end of World War II


Name: 6.2% of total exports in 2017-18 (Percentage)
Description: -


Name: Colloidal Solutions or Colloidal Suspensions (Classification)
Description: Other names for colloidal systems


Name: Almandine (Mineral)
Description: A mineral species of garnet, widely distributed


Name: Has-a Relationship (Relationship)
Description: Describes the relationship between an entity and one or more parts


Name: Not specified (Target)
Description: The country aims to achieve ambitious renewable energy targets


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country that borders Ukraine to the east and northeast


Name: Umicore (Company)
Description: One of the companies that merged to form Nyrstar


Name: Ferrocarbon Titanium (Titanium Alloy)
Description: A type of titanium alloy reduced with coke in an electric furnace


Name: Titanium white (Pigment)
Description: A bright white pigment produced from titanium oxide that had twice the covering power of lead white.


Name: Tizoc's coronation ceremony (Event)
Description: The event during which 40 prisoners were sacrificed.


Name: Population Reference Intake (PRI) (Nutritional recommendation)
Description: Daily intake levels of a nutrient for the majority of healthy individuals in a life stage and gender group.


Name: People from Turkey (PopulationGroup)
Description: people residing primarily in Turkey


Name: Geological processes (Natural processes)
Description: The natural formation of large single crystals through geological processes


Name: modern Jordan (Geographical location)
Description: Location where the statues were found


Name: Cultural exchange (Cultural Interaction)
Description: An important time of cultural integration and blending


Name: 1 mm per year (Eastern and South-Western Alps) (geographical measurement)
Description: The Eastern and South-Western Alps have undergone uplift at rates of ~1 mm per year


Name: Normans (Group)
Description: A medieval people of Scandinavian and Frankish origin, who settled in Normandy.


Name: Dialysis (Medical Treatment)
Description: A treatment that substitutes for the function of normal kidneys


Name: silica (GeochemicalSubstance)
Description: An oxide of silicon found in various minerals and organic compounds, such as quartz


Name: Karl XIV Johan (monarch)
Description: The King of Sweden from 1818 to 1844


Name: Many Sutras, Vinayas and Abhidharma works from other schools (Literature)
Description: These texts survive in Chinese translation.


Name: The United Nations, the African Union, and La Francophonie (Organization Membership Statistic)
Description: reflecting its active role in international affairs


Name: Orange Trees (Plant)
Description: The orange trees brought by Portuguese merchants


Name: Ottomans (Historical Group)
Description: The Turkish-speaking people who founded the Ottoman Empire


Name: Market for antique stones (Market)
Description: The demand for antique diamonds


Name: Richard Kerr (Person)
Description: An American science journalist who has written for Science News, Scientific American, and Science


Name: Cessation of kleshas and attainment of nirvana (Religious Goal)
Description: Goal to which the Noble Eightfold Path is connected


Name: RK Vardar (Handball Team)
Description: Macedonian handball club that won the EHF Champions League in 2016–17 and 2018–19.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country in central Europe


Name: Sacred sites (Location)
Description: Sacred sites are places of spiritual significance to Aboriginal people.


Name: - (-)
Description: Not mentioned in the text


Name: Tin (Metal)
Description: A silvery-white metallic element, used in a variety of products including pewter and solder


Name: Colorant (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnO2 as a colorant in glass, ceramics and pigments


Name: Freshwater Mussel Shell (Living Organism)
Description: A type of shell used to create pearl nucleus beads.


Name: neodymium-glass (material)
Description: The material used in HELEN laser


Name: Bell Laboratories and Brush Development Company (Company)
Description: Companies that were tasked with synthesizing crystals.


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


Name: SNCFT (Company)
Description: The railway network operator in Tunisia.


Name: Carbonates (Class of Compound)
Description: Inorganic salts containing carbonate anions.


Name: German forces (MilitaryUnit)
Description: The military forces of Germany.


Name: batteries for electric vehicles (Product)
Description: devices that store energy and release it to power an electrical device


Name: Generation of the Magnetic Field (Geological feature)
Description: Production of the magnetic field in Earth's interior


Name: Blatnica sword (Artifact)
Description: A sword found in a grave in Blatnica, Slovakia


Name: Spinel and Synthetic Sapphire (Type of Mineral or Stone)
Description: Minerals that can imitate zircon


Name: The National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (Building)
Description: A memorial hall dedicated to Sun Yat-sen, located in Taipei, Taiwan


Name: O2 molecule (chemical compound)
Description: A paramagnetic molecule that imparts magnetic character to oxygen in a magnetic field.


Name: Earth's solid bedrock (Geological feature)
Description: The solid portion of the Earth that lies beneath the crust.


Name: Diamond's per-carat price (Monetary value)
Description: is much higher when the stone is over one carat


Name: northern Rus' (Geographical Area)
Description: The region that Ivan III consolidated under Moscow's dominion.


Name: Composite Particle (type of particle)
Description: Particles that have composition, i.e., made of other particles


Name: Tunisia's Culture (Culture)
Description: Religion is separated from political and public life in Tunisia


Name: Copper Mask from Argentina (Artifact)
Description: An ancient copper mask discovered in the Argentinian Andes dated to 1000 BC


Name: Zinc uptake (Biological process)
Description: The process of absorbing zinc from food


Name: Ryūjin (Deity)
Description: The dragon deity in Japanese mythology


Name: Mestre Bimba (Person)
Description: A Brazilian capoeirista and the founder of the regional style of Capoeira Angola.


Name: vessels in faience and ivory (Mycenaean artifact)
Description: A few examples of vessels developed by the Mycenaeans.


Name: world-renowned natural wonders and scenic landscapes (geographical characteristic)
Description: a region characterized by having striking and famous natural features


Name: Various Substances (Compound)
Description: A group of substances that can control the reaction


Name: Some Transactions (Transaction)
Description: Transactions where mitome-in is used, sometimes in addition to a signature


Name: Powder (Material)
Description: A material consisting of small particles that are finely divided or powdered.


Name: Albanians who entered the Egyptian civil service (Group of people)
Description: People from Albania who served in the Ottoman Empire or Egypt


Name: 600 CE (Time)
Description: The year Oppdal was first settled


Name: High technology manufacturing (Economy sector)
Description: The emerging industries in New England, such as jet engines, nuclear submarines, pharmaceuticals, robotics, scientific instruments, and medical devices


Name: Education (Education)
Description: The education system of Larne as per the given data


Name: O'Fallon (City)
Description: A major city making up the St. Louis metro area in Missouri


Name: The Legion of Merit (U.S. military decoration)
Description: Distinctly serves as a military order, has classes.


Name: Bloomery furnaces (Artifact)
Description: An early type of iron furnace used for smelting iron and steel


Name: Ingestion and Contact with Skin (Risk)
Description: The potential harm caused by ingesting or coming into contact with potassium


Name: Unicameral legislature (Assembly) (Legislature)
Description: In North Macedonia


Name: obsolete seals (Seal Status)
Description: The status of seals that are no longer widely used in modern times.


Name: Specialized Workforce (Labor Group)
Description: Workers assigned specific tasks in production, notably in textiles.


Name: approximately 675 carats (Weight)
Description: A unit of measurement for diamonds and gemstones


Name: Europe (Geographical location)
Description: Continent of Europe


Name: The geographical area of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe (geographical region)
Description: Geographical area covering Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe


Name: Gold torc (Artifact)
Description: A gold torc weighing 100 Roman pounds presented by Gauls


Name: Geological understanding of Earth's history (Knowledge category)
Description: Understanding the events that have occurred on Earth throughout its history.


Name: Thai People (South) (Ethnic Group)
Description: especially those in the south.


Name: Birch Bark Document No. 644 (Historical document)
Description: Document from Novgorod Republic.


Name: Calcite, Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: Other minerals that are present in lapis lazuli.


Name: Pez (Product)
Description: Sugar block dispenser.


Name: Education Programme (Educational Initiative)
Description: An organised set of activities designed to promote learning


Name: Galileo (Scientist)
Description: Italian scientist known for his clear scientific prose.


Name: nγ (Physical property)
Description: 1.619 – 1.675


Name: Taxa (singular: Taxon) (Scientific classification)
Description: Categories used in taxonomy.


Name: tongue stones (Artifact)
Description: Objects that were thought to be the tongues of venomous snakes.


Name: Noricans (Alpine Tribe)
Description: An Alpine people, historically attested in what is now Austria and northern Italy


Name: New York City (Place)
Description: City where the New York dialect is spoken


Name: François-Désiré Froment-Meurice (Person)
Description: A distinguished goldsmith during this period


Name: Living creatures (Life form)
Description: All living beings have a true Self


Name: around 75 km (47 mi) (Distance)
Description: The north-south extension of Kopaonik mountains


Name: Ladi Kwali (Person)
Description: Nigerian potter


Name: Japan's video game sector (sector)
Description: The video game sector in Japan


Name: Yale University (University)
Description: Awarded the nation's first doctoral degree in 1861, originally founded in Saybrook, Connecticut


Name: Manganese (II) carbonate (MnCO3) (Chemical compound)
Description: The carbonate of manganese with a +2 oxidation state


Name: Chamois (Mammal)
Description: A type of mammal found in the Alps.


Name: Ceres (dwarf_planet)
Description: A dwarf planet located in the asteroid belt


Name: Anne of Brittany (Person)
Description: The queen consort of Charles VIII and Louis XII of France


Name: Acid Solutions (Chemical Solution)
Description: Liquids that release hydrogen ions (H+) when dissolved in water


Name: Mixed Waste (Waste type)
Description: Waste that contains radioactive material


Name: Monazite (Mineral)
Description: A phosphate mineral containing rare earths and thorium


Name: Ioannis Metaxas (Politician)
Description: The politician who was the head of this regime


Name: Silica sand (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of the silicon dioxide (SiO2) compound


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


Name: China (Country)
Description: The People's Republic of China


Name: Color of materials (Physical property)
Description: Results from the nature of light and the reflection and absorption of different wavelengths


Name: Food Companies (Organization)
Description: Companies that produce and sell food products.


Name: High Middle Ages (TimePeriod)
Description: The High Middle Ages


Name: Hyphenated compound (compound type)
Description: A compound with orthographic representation using a hyphen


Name: Hinges and Springs (Hardware Devices)
Description: Devices that join objects together.


Name: Chartres Cathedral (Building)
Description: A cathedral that had elegant blue stained glass windows installed.


Name: - (-)
Description: There is no formal agreement on different colors in painting as there is in music.


Name: collapse (Event)
Description: The collapse of the Yugoslavia's internal market.


Name: machining very hard or brittle materials (material)
Description: Materials that are difficult to cut or shape using conventional methods


Name: Cochineal (Substance)
Description: Natural red or pink food coloring made with crushed insects.


Name: Shanghai (city)
Description: China's most populous urban area


Name: Alignment deviations in mounting hardware (Potential issue)
Description: Misalignments that may occur during hardware installation


Name: Montgomery Advertiser (newspaper)
Description: A daily newspaper published in Montgomery, Alabama.


Name: Iliad of Homer (Literary Work)
Description: Mentioned in the belt of Ajax and the tails of Trojan warriors' horses


Name: Other regiments which wear the hackle in the bearskin (Military Unit)
Description: Regiments, not specified, that wear the hackle in their bearskin


Name: British film industry (Industry)
Description: The British film industry refers to the filmmaking business and community in the United Kingdom


Name: large natural gold deposits (Resource)
Description: Some of the largest natural gold deposits in recorded history


Name: Eighty Years' War (War)
Description: A war that lasted eighty years, until the Netherlands won its independence.


Name: Carnegie Institution in Washington (Research Institute)
Description: the institute where Esper Signius Larsen worked under Frederick Eugene Wright and Herbert E. Merwin


Name: 33 years (Duration)
Description: The duration the site was left as a ruin after the destruction of Parthenon


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


Name: Hot mirror (Mirror type)
Description: A dichroic mirror that reflects infrared light while transmitting visible light.


Name: Traditional metallurgy (Mining process)
Description: The extraction of metals from their ores by a series of physical and chemical processes


Name: Berber arts (Art Form)
Description: Arts produced by Berber people.


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country located in East Asia


Name: Trans-Atlantic traffic (Transportation)
Description: The movement of people and goods across the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Improved Purity of Commercially Available Neodymium Oxide (Quality Improvement)
Description: The improved purity of commercially available neodymium oxide


Name: body modification (practice)
Description: Permanent alteration of the human body


Name: European Union (Political Union)
Description: A political and economic union of European countries located primarily in Europe


Name: 2019 (Year)
Description: The year when Tunisia had its second free and fair elections after the revolution


Name: Agriculture (industry)
Description: Primary sector concerned with farming and raising livestock


Name: Varna Necropolis (Location)
Description: A necropolis near Lake Varna and the Black Sea coast, Bulgaria


Name: Illuminated metal cases (Container)
Description: Protective containers used for miniature Qur'ans


Name: The widespread use of mantras, meditation on the subtle body, worship of fierce deities, and antinomian and transgressive practices such as ingesting alcohol and performing sexual rituals (Features)
Description: Some features of these texts


Name: decline_in_business_and_consumer_confidence, overspending and global financial crisis (EconomicFactor)
Description: Factors that contributed to the recession


Name: Science and Technology (Field)
Description: The systematic study of the physical universe and all that is contained within it.


Name: Deposition (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which particles settle out of a moving fluid such as water or air


Name: François and Louis de La Vérendrye (Explorers)
Description: French explorers


Name: Defense in a Civil Action for Breach of Contract (Legal Context)
Description: A situation where fraud is used as a reason to avoid liability for breach of contract


Name: Marcel Tolkowsky (Person)
Description: A diamond cutter who developed the original round brilliant-cut in 1919


Name: Ho:Cr:Tm:YAG (Active Laser Medium Material)
Description: An active laser medium material with high efficiency.


Name: Ancient Cultures (Civilization)
Description: Ancient cultures that provided insights into their workings through jewelry


Name: Particulate Mn (Chemical Compound)
Description: A form of manganese that develops in buoyant plumes over an active vent source


Name: Gems (Jewelry Class)
Description: Finished or faceted precious stones


Name: Mount Olympus (Mountain)
Description: The mythical abode of the Greek Gods, the highest mountain in Greece with a height of 2,918 meters


Name: Periscopes (Military Technology)
Description: The use of periscopes in war, especially during the World Wars.