Name: Benedetto Zacharia (Person)
Description: A ruler of Chios, the founder of the Lordship of Chios


Name: Dot Product and Hilbert Space (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A generalization of the inner product in Euclidean space to a vector space over the real or complex numbers equipped with an inner product, which is a function that associates every ordered pair of vectors from the vector space with a scalar (number).


Name: Pentlandite (Mineral)
Description: A brassy-colored mineral with a metallic luster that displays extinction when viewed under plane polarized light and cross polarized light.


Name: Reduced phosphides (compound)
Description: Compounds identified in fulgurites, including schreibersite and titanium(III) phosphide


Name: Sources with as little as 0.1% uranium (Geological_formation, Mineral)
Description: Sources containing at least 0.1% uranium.


Name: Charles Darwin (person)
Description: British naturalist, geologist and author


Name: Adoption date of Arad's emblem (Event)
Description: The adoption date of Arad's emblem


Name: Ceres (Dwarf_planet)
Description: A dwarf planet located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter


Name: Vehicles (Man-made object)
Description: A wheeled motor vehicle used for transportation


Name: the Māori and Pacific Islander communities (Ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous peoples of New Zealand


Name: Single-edged (Kirpan), Double-edged (Khanda, Tegha) (Blade type)
Description: Two variants of Sikh swords based on the number of edges.


Name: Adsorbents (Substance)
Description: A substance that selectively adheres to a liquid, gas or solute onto its surface.


Name: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSMC) (company)
Description: A Taiwanese semiconductor foundry company headquartered in Hsinchu


Name: Governor of Missouri (ExecutivePosition)
Description: The head of the executive branch of the U.S. state of Missouri


Name: Monazite (Mineral)
Description: (Ln,Th)PO4, a phosphate mineral containing lanthanides and thorium


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman (Person)
Description: An American physicist and philosopher of science


Name: HealthcareExpenditure (EconomicConcept)
Description: Spending on healthcare services


Name: Pink Color (Color Attribute)
Description: The pink color that is attributed to plastic deformation during the formation of diamonds.


Name: Canton (geographical region)
Description: The canton where the Valais witch trials took place


Name: Almoravid, Almohad, and Marinid rule (Historical Political Entity)
Description: Political empires over Morocco


Name: Accredited Gem Appraisers (AGA) (Organization)
Description: Organization that sets a more modern benchmark for diamond cut


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion originating in the Indian subcontinent


Name: Marguerite de Navarre (Author)
Description: Authors of the 16th century


Name: George Washington (Person)
Description: A political leader of the United States and a Founding Father


Name: American Football (Sport)
Description: A sport popular in the United States


Name: Simplified_forms (Jewelry_style)
Description: Forms characterized by simplicity and minimalism


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


Name: Diverse flora and fauna (Ecosystem)
Description: The ecosystem present in Missouri that includes several endemic species


Name: Hydrogenated amorphous silicon and mixtures of arsenic, selenium, and tellurium in a variety of proportions (Semiconductor Material)
Description: Specific semiconducting materials


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: -


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


Name: Austria (Location)
Description: The country where the Spanish-speaking ski resort mentioned is located.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: The second-largest growing religion in the United Kingdom as of 2011 census


Name: Tsar Nicolas I (Monarch)
Description: The Russian Emperor from 1825 to 1855


Name: Valais (canton)
Description: A canton of Switzerland


Name: 18th and 19th century (Historical period)
Description: The 18th and 19th centuries


Name: Internal Stresses (Physical Property)
Description: Stresses caused by the expansion during the transformation from austenite to martensite


Name: bootlegging (Activity)
Description: Illegal sale or distribution of alcohol during prohibition


Name: Emergence of new national identities, rise of secularism (Event)
Description: Key events during the Reformation


Name: Kulli culture (culture)
Description: Similar to that of the Indus Valley civilisation


Name: Prince Pedro (Royalty)
Description: First Emperor of Brazil


Name: Tectonic forces at the Eurasian plate boundary (geological process)
Description: The Alps are subject to tectonic forces at the Eurasian plate boundary


Name: Ceres (dwarf planet)
Description: A dwarf planet in the middle main asteroid belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.


Name: Calcium carbonate system (chemical systems)
Description: The interaction between the dissolved and solid phases of calcium carbonate in seawater


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


Name: Law and order (Concept)
Description: Regulation and enforcement of rules in society


Name: Mohammed Daoud Khan (Politician)
Description: Then-President of Afghanistan


Name: mountain ranges (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Mountain ranges surrounding North Macedonia


Name: La Tène culture (Ancient Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture that developed and flourished during the late Iron Age from around 450 BC


Name: Radio communications and powerful radars (Communication systems)
Description: To tune highly magnetic klystrons, magnetrons, traveling wave tubes, etc.


Name: 15-20 people from Marble (People)
Description: Residents of Marble who work for the Quarry Company


Name: Palace of Knossos (Minoan Crete) (Archaeological site)
Description: A palace located on Minoan Crete, dated to circa 1800 BC.


Name: Sillimanite (mineral)
Description: The form andalusite may convert to at higher temperatures and pressures.


Name: Glass Manufacture (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to strengthen and improve the quality of glass


Name: Crown with Decorations of Dragons and Phoenixes, Red Large-Sleeves Upper Garments also decorated with dragon and phoenixes (Clothing & Accessories)
Description: The clothing and accessories worn by the queen


Name: Color Photograph (Artwork)
Description: A photograph that includes colors.


Name: Zond 5 (Spacecraft)
Description: Brought the first Earthlings (two tortoises and other life forms) to circumnavigate the Moon in 1968


Name: Bladed Crystals (Crystal Form)
Description: A specific crystal shape


Name: Russia–Ukraine relations (Diplomatic relation)
Description: Relations between Russia and Ukraine.


Name: La Bâtiaz Castle (Castle)
Description: A castle of historical importance


Name: Andalusia's native sheep and goats (livestock breed)
Description: Native livestock of Andalusia


Name: friendly and welcoming people (culture)
Description: With a strong emphasis on hospitality and respect


Name: Garan (Japanese Buddhist structure group)
Description: Area where different structures are grouped together in Japanese Buddhist temples


Name: United States (Political Entity)
Description: A federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federal district.


Name: Cal Poly Pomona gold (Color)
Description: One of the official colors of Cal Poly Pomona


Name: Gallia Belgica (Roman province)
Description: A large Roman province covering most of Northern Gaul during the time of Julius Caesar


Name: 44 million people (Population)
Description: The number of people living in Algeria


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the New York-Newark-Jersey City metropolitan area


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


Name: Ascension Day, August (Date Range)
Description: Time period during which important festivals occur on the island


Name: Lettering, Inscriptions on Rings, Lockets and Presentation Pieces (Application)
Description: Used for lettering, inscriptions on rings, lockets and presentation pieces.


Name: Biostratigrapher (Profession)
Description: A geologist who studies the distribution and correlation of fossil-bearing rock units for purposes such as dating or identifying a particular time period.


Name: Ahmad Zahir (Person)
Description: A renowned Afghan artist in the genre of pop music


Name: Native Americans (Culture)
Description: Indigenous peoples of North America.


Name: Fort Wadsworth (Historical Site)
Description: Historical fort located in Staten Island within Gateway National Recreation Area


Name: Newtonian mechanics (Physical Theory)
Description: Pratityasamutpada does not interpret causality according to Newton's laws


Name: Etui (storage container)
Description: Sewing needles may also be stored in an étui.


Name: 2019 Study (Study)
Description: The 2019 study that analyzed the remains of eleven Iron Age individuals


Name: People (Species)
Description: Human beings


Name: Ferguson Municipal Court (Court)
Description: A court serving the city of Ferguson, Missouri


Name: Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Hungary and Italy (country)
Description: Countries where German-Austrians found themselves living as minorities


Name: April 2019 (Date)
Description: Month and year of his resignation


Name: Amphibole (Mineral)
Description: Silicate mineral with a complex crystalline structure


Name: Basalt (Rock)
Description: An extrusive igneous rock that is rich in silica, magnesium, and iron


Name: 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine (WarEvent)
Description: Conflict between Russia and Ukraine, starting in 2022


Name: Scientists and researchers (Occupation)
Description: Individuals involved in the research process of these methods


Name: Execution (Action)
Description: The act of putting someone to death on the cross.


Name: 22% of all the gold that is ascertained to exist today on Earth (Quantity)
Description: A measure representing a part of the total amount of gold on Earth.


Name: European Union-Australia Free Trade Agreement (EAU FTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and the European Union. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Textile Manufacturing (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of fabric


Name: K2U4O13 (Compound)
Description: A compound with the formula K2U4O13


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: The country where Austrian Football Association is located


Name: Good Friday Agreement (agreement)
Description: an agreement that ended 30 years of unionist-nationalist communal conflict in Northern Ireland known as The Troubles


Name: Commerce and Trade (Activity)
Description: The act of buying and selling goods and services


Name: Inertial guidance systems (Navigation system)
Description: A navigation device used to guide a missile or spacecraft


Name: Europeans (Ethnicity)
Description: A group of people originating from Europe who immigrated to Algeria


Name: Epoxy granite (Artificial stone)
Description: A new form of rock modified with other substances, such as epoxy


Name: Brazilian Imperial Topaz (Type of Topaz)
Description: A specific type of topaz from Brazil, known for its bright yellow to deep golden brown hue


Name: Calcite (minerals)
Description: A common mineral in limestone, consisting of calcium carbonate (CaCO3)


Name: Bonaccorsi, et al. (2019) (Publication)
Description: Publication about the general theory of functional classification and applications of this approach for patent classification


Name: Adorning statues and idols (Usage)
Description: Jewellery created to adorn statues and idols


Name: Continental Association (PoliticalAction)
Description: A colonial boycott of British goods passed by the First Continental Congress in 1774


Name: 21st century hanfu (Clothing)
Description: Hanfu in the 21st century.


Name: Bedouin (Group of people)
Description: Nomadic Arab tribes inhabiting the deserts of the Middle East


Name: The Carborundum Company (Company)
Description: A British company where Bernard Redfern worked during the discovery of glassy carbon


Name: indirect means (Governance Method)
Description: Method used to rule the Aztec Empire


Name: Semi-arid (climate)
Description: Valais is often described as semi-arid


Name: Pakol hat (Cultural Artifact)
Description: Traditional hat originating from the far east of Afghanistan


Name: Monumental sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Large-scale sculptures used for various purposes


Name: Repolishing (Diamond Enhancement Technique)
Description: The process of re-polishing a diamond to improve its appearance.


Name: Design and architecture sector (Cultural resource)
Description: the creative fields of design and architecture that shape the built environment


Name: Duke Odilo of Bavaria (Person)
Description: Duke of Bavaria in the 8th century


Name: Digestive System in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin break down food and absorb nutrients.


Name: Present-day Slovakia (Country)
Description: The present-day country that is part of the southern border of the Avar settlement area


Name: The fall of the Roman Empire (Historical Event)
Description: The collapse of the ancient Roman civilization


Name: Sports (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as professional and amateur sports teams, stadiums, and related facilities


Name: Meroë (City)
Description: An ancient city in modern-day Sudan


Name: Alberto Mellini Ponce De León (Person)
Description: Italian who had helped free Bourguiba from German captivity


Name: Biotite, Hornblende, Pyroxene, Garnet (Mineral)
Description: Minerals that chlorite is often found with in igneous rocks.


Name: Chalcidian Alphabet (ancient script)
Description: Another name for the Etruscan alphabet due to its origin from western Greek colonists


Name: over 70% of all animal and plant species catalogued. (Species)
Description: -


Name: Canarsie (Lenape band) (Tribe)
Description: The tribe who sold Manhattan Island


Name: people (Human beings)
Description: Individuals interacting with each other


Name: Ouattara (Person)
Description: Current President of Ivory Coast who has ruled since 2010.


Name: National memorial (type of memorial)
Description: Memorials to persons or events of major significance


Name: 2017 (Year)
Description: The year that same-sex marriage was legalized in Germany


Name: Spanish colonization of the Americas (Historical event)
Description: Spurred Spanish search for gold on the American mainland


Name: Government of U.S. States (Political System)
Description: The governmental systems in the states of the United States


Name: Recall of Buckyballs Line of Toys (event)
Description: Necessitated by the risk posed by ingestion of neodymium magnets


Name: Turkish Legal System (Legal_system)
Description: The legal system in Turkey


Name: Fluorescence (Luminescence in diamonds)
Description: More than 80% of pink diamonds display fluorescence


Name: Process which produced larger rubies from melting together bits of natural ruby (Method)
Description: A method that was believed to produce reconstructed ruby but later found to be impossible


Name: Modern Meritocratic Civil Service (System)
Description: The modern system of civil service selection based on merit.


Name: Moʻorea Ferry (Ferry)
Description: A ferry that operates between Papeʻete and Moʻorea.


Name: Ottoman Period (Historical Period)
Description: The period between the 1300s and 1923 during which the Ottoman Empire existed


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


Name: chemical compounds (Compound)
Description: A material formed from two or more elements chemically combined in a fixed proportion by mass.


Name: Portuguese (Language)
Description: 30 or 5.1%


Name: Record minimum temperature (Temperature Data)
Description: The lowest recorded temperature ever in a specific location


Name: 22Na and 24Na (Isotope)
Description: Two radioactive, cosmogenic isotopes of Sodium


Name: writing system (function)
Description: A system for recording and transmitting information


Name: Soviets (Military Force)
Description: During the Soviet–Afghan War.


Name: 4000 BC (Time Period)
Description: A year dating back to 4000 BC


Name: victors in World War II (political alignment)
Description: the nations that defeated the Axis powers during World War II


Name: 86% of Colombia (Percentage of population)
Description: Eighty six percent of the total population of Colombia


Name: Protein-rich Foods, Vegetables (Food types)
Description: Various protein-rich foods and vegetables that domesticated peafowl may consume.


Name: 1999 (Historical Year)
Description: Year 1999


Name: Population Exchange after Greco–Turkish War of 1919–1922 (Historical Event)
Description: A population transfer between Greece and Turkey


Name: Sarah McNamer (Person)
Description: Scholar specializing in Medieval and Byzantine Studies.


Name: Chleuh Berbers (Berber Tribe)
Description: Tribe with professional musicians called rwais


Name: a rich and diverse cultural heritage, with a wealth of traditions, customs, and practices that make it unique and distinctive (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a rich and diverse cultural heritage, with a wealth of traditions, customs, and practices that make it unique and distinctive


Name: The OECD average (Statistical data)
Description: The average PISA score of students in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)


Name: The more wealthy gentry (Social group)
Description: The upper class during the medieval period


Name: Montpellier (City)
Description: A city in southern France, known for its medieval architecture and universities.


Name: Fier (Language Term)
Description: A Middle English term for 'Fire'


Name: Renaissance painting (art form)
Description: Painting style that flourished in Italy during the early 14th to the late 16th century


Name: Diego Durán (Person)
Description: A Dominican friar who wrote extensively


Name: Workforce (Economic Indicator)
Description: The number of people employed or actively looking for work within the economy


Name: Toxins (Substance)
Description: Unwanted substances from the body fluids.


Name: Vietnam (Country)
Description: trading partner of the United States


Name: Dreamtime (Aboriginal belief) (Concept)
Description: Dreamtime (Aboriginal belief) is a spiritual, mythical, and creative period in the past when ancestors formed the world.


Name: Constitutional monarchy and parliamentary system (Government System)
Description: A form of government in which the monarch is the head of state but does not have absolute power, and the legislative power is vested in a parliament.


Name: Qing dynasty (1644–1912) (Historical Dynasty)
Description: Dynasty in Chinese history


Name: Raised ceremonial centers, sarcophagi, and large stone monoliths (Artifact)
Description: Structures created by the San Agustín culture during its classical period


Name: to come from two or more unknown sources (origin)
Description: Two or more unidentified sources of nephrite for the tools and amulets found on the Balkans


Name: Bronze Age (time_period)
Description: The Bronze Age when jet was used in Britain for necklace beads


Name: Limestone Protolith (Geological Formation)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed mostly of the minerals calcite and aragonite, which are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate.


Name: Natural Gas (Substance)
Description: Used as a heat source and reducing agent in the heap leaching process.


Name: Southern part of Dalarna province (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical area where Falun Mine is located


Name: Frescoed Scenes (Artwork Type)
Description: Scenes depicted on frescoes, which are thought to be the origin of the Marine Style


Name: Ethnic groups of Colombia (Ethnic group)
Description: The ethnic composition of the population according to the study


Name: Materials with molecular bonding (Physical state)
Description: Materials where the large molecules do not pack tightly


Name: a_Pacific nation (Relationship)
Description: A term used to describe New Zealand due to its location and close ties with the Pacific region


Name: Alemanni (Tribe)
Description: Germanic tribe living in the region of modern-day Switzerland, Germany, and France


Name: Greek goddess Alphito (Mythological Entity)
Description: A Greek goddess related to the term 'white'


Name: [2] (number)
Description: number indicating the count of items in the set


Name: Sphene, Biotite and Iron Oxides (Geological Minerals)
Description: Other common constituents of the third type of hornfels.


Name: Soil (Natural Resource)
Description: The loose material that covers the surface of the Earth


Name: British or British-colonial slave ships (transportation)
Description: Vessels used in the Atlantic slave trade


Name: Plurality of religious phenomena of India (Religious Phenomena)
Description: The various traditions, practices, and beliefs that make up Hinduism


Name: Minoan Religion (Religious system)
Description: The religious beliefs and practices of the Minoans


Name: Talc (Mineral)
Description: One of the minerals found in listwanites.


Name: Strong cultural values, social conformity, and a high degree of technological innovation (description)
Description: Key features of Japan's social landscape


Name: Amerigo Vespucci (Explorer)
Description: Italian explorer, for whom the continent of America is named


Name: C/S fabrics, asymmetric porphyroclasts, vein and dike arrays, mantled porphyroclasts and mineral fibers (GeologicalFeature)
Description: Common shear sense indicators found in mylonites.


Name: Smaller Part of Present-day Slovakia (Geographical Location)
Description: The smaller part of present-day Slovakia that came under the direct military control of the Avars


Name: Kings of Scots (Political Entity)
Description: The kings of Scotland


Name: Free-standing statues of the enthroned Madonna (Artwork)
Description: Statues of the Virgin Mary sitting on a throne, which were initially developed in Germany during the Romanesque period.


Name: Habib Bourguiba (Person)
Description: Tunisian politician who continued to plead to foreign leaders


Name: Ticinus (Geographical Entity)
Description: Another name for the river Ticino.


Name: Pōmare V (Ruler)
Description: The king who ceded Tahiti to France in 1880


Name: Southeast Asians (People)
Description: People from Southeast Asia


Name: Gemstone (Jewelry)
Description: When the mineral exhibits good pale green to yellow color and is transparent.


Name: Hellenic Republic (CountryName)
Description: The official name of Greece.


Name: Swampland (Geographical feature)
Description: High-lying swampland drained to be used as farmland


Name: Equipping of entire armies with metal weapons (Action)
Description: The action that was made possible with the use of iron


Name: Submarine volcanic rock (Geological deposit)
Description: Rock formed under the sea by volcanic activity.


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: The principal city of the largest metropolitan area in Missouri


Name: Breeding Vixen (animal)
Description: Non-breeding vixens will guard, play, groom, provision and retrieve kits.


Name: Roman Catholic Church (Religious Organization)
Description: The Diocese of Lugano is a part of the Roman Catholic Church


Name: Singer (Occupation)
Description: Profession associated with singing


Name: Commercial sponsor liveries (Marketing Strategy)
Description: In Formula One since 1968


Name: Shang dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: An ancient Chinese dynasty that ruled much of the Yellow River valley until the 11th century BCE


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: Continuation of the Roman Empire in its Eastern provinces


Name: Sicily (region)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea.


Name: N. W. Ayer & Son (Advertising Firm)
Description: An advertising firm that revived the American diamond market.


Name: Political Crisis (Political Event)
Description: Experienced a political crisis for more than a year


Name: High-power radio-frequency (RF) applications (Application)
Description: Used in high-power RF applications like cellular telephones, public-safety band radios, and satellite communication systems


Name: Crete (Country)
Description: Autonomous region of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Society (Social group)
Description: Group characterized as being progressive


Name: eastern Queens and Nassau County (Location)
Description: Regions in New York undergoing development


Name: (James) Allen Ransome (person)
Description: Older brother of George Ransome


Name: Tyrosine, Tryptophan and Thiamine Deficiency (Deficiency)
Description: Deficiencies of various nutrients caused by zinc deficiency


Name: 4.6 to 3.8 billion years ago (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the history of the solar system.


Name: Vanishing Points (Artistic term)
Description: Mathematical points at infinity, located at an infinite distance from the observer


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A yellow, dense metal valued for its malleability and conductivity


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in Southern Europe


Name: Drios Harbor (Harbor)
Description: A harbor on the south-east side of Paros island


Name: Christian Catholic Church (Religion)
Description: A small Eastern Orthodox church based in the Middle East


Name: Hydrochloric acid (Compound)
Description: A strong acid composed of hydrogen and chlorine, with the formula HCl.


Name: Kven (Language)
Description: Minority language and co-official in one municipality in Northern Norway


Name: Granitoids (Igneous rocks)
Description: Includes granite and other related intrusive igneous rocks


Name: Potassium Bisulfite (Chemical Compound)
Description: Used as a food preservative, for example in wine and beer-making


Name: Hybrid Mollusk (Species)
Description: Mollusk used in the production of Akoya Pearls


Name: Etruscan people (ethnic group)
Description: The Etruscans who inhabited Etruria in ancient Italy.


Name: Spanish Armada (Historical Event)
Description: Fleet sent by Spain to invade England in 1588


Name: Felid (Animal)
Description: Any member of the family Felidae, which includes cats, lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars and cheetahs.


Name: 630,000 metric tons (2013) (Quantity)
Description: A quantitative amount projected to be produced in a specific year


Name: Gold (ChemicalElement)
Description: The most noble of the noble metals


Name: Journeyman (US) (occupation)
Description: A journeyman in the United States


Name: Euechinoidea (Subclass)
Description: The subclass that includes the 'modern' sea urchins, including irregular ones


Name: Bulgarian and Greek nationalist movements (Historical Group)
Description: Movements that revived the name Macedonia in the early 19th century


Name: Manganese(IV) Oxide (Manganese Dioxide, MnO2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: Used as a reagent in organic chemistry and other applications


Name: Japan (geographical region)
Description: Geographical region in East Asia.


Name: Whitton United (Football Club)
Description: A non-League football club in Ipswich


Name: Oxygen molecule (Chemical compound)
Description: A two-atomic molecule that is a key component of air and required for respiration


Name: Internet and social media (Technology)
Description: The internet and social media in Ukraine


Name: Potash Alum and Chromium (Material)
Description: The materials used to make synthetic rubies


Name: earthquakes (natural disaster)
Description: Earthquakes continue to occur in the Alps


Name: 577 (Quantity)
Description: Total number of reported fraud cases worth more than £50,000 in 2017


Name: Dumplings, noodles, and rice dishes (Food)
Description: Various traditional Chinese dishes.


Name: Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia (Region)
Description: A federal subject of Russia, located in eastern Siberia


Name: Breakfast (Semantic Category)
Description: A semantic category referring to the first meal of the day


Name: Ordinary quartz sandstone (Geological rock)
Description: A type of sandstone composed primarily of quartz


Name: U.S. and Japan (Countries)
Description: Two specific countries that acknowledge the claim by the PRC over Taiwan.


Name: Yami (ethnicity)
Description: Indigenous people who inhabit Orchid Island


Name: [Flemish] (Language group)
Description: The Dutch ethnic community in Belgium.


Name: Greco-Turkish War of 1897 (War)
Description: Conflict between the Ottoman Empire and Greece over territorial disputes


Name: Grooves with gold inserts (Design Feature)
Description: In bracelets found around the Rhine but not in Britain.


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: One of the countries that expressed interest in the Belgium inventory of uranium ore in 1939


Name: solubility and pore structure, cost of aluminium production, pollution control (Quality attribute)
Description: Various properties that are influenced by the Aluminium Oxide Product


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States


Name: Tours to the Atlas Mountains (Travel Itinerary)
Description: A travel itinerary including the Atlas Mountains.


Name: universal access to care for some, but not all populations (Factors)
Description: universal access to care is limited to certain segments of the population


Name: District Mufti of Jerusalem (Role)
Description: Religious leader in charge of the district of Jerusalem


Name: Spanish Ski Resort (Recreational Area)
Description: The ski resort where Spanish is spoken.


Name: Heat value (Energy Property)
Description: The amount of heat energy that can be obtained from lignite


Name: Genoa (Political Entity)
Description: A maritime republic located in Liguria, Italy


Name: Burroughs Wellcome (Company)
Description: A pharmaceutical company established in 1920s


Name: Polycystic Kidney Disease (Disease)
Description: A genetic disorder characterized by numerous cysts in the kidneys.


Name: Welfare State (Political Entity)
Description: A system of governmental institutions providing social and economic benefits to its citizens


Name: Tony Smith, Donald Judd, Robert Morris, Anne Truitt, Giacomo Benevelli, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Richard Serra, Dan Flavin, Carl Andre, and John Safer (Artists)
Description: Some of the artists who are considered Minimalists


Name: Kashmir (geographical location)
Description: A region in Jammu and Kashmir, India


Name: 1929 and 1939 (Date Range)
Description: A range of dates representing a period of time.


Name: Calcium Ions (Element)
Description: A positively charged ion with the atomic symbol Ca and an atomic number 20


Name: Economic downturn and decline (Economic_downturn)
Description: A prolonged period when a country's economy is shrinking or not growing


Name: Toll Road Concession Programme (Program)
Description: A system where a private company is given exclusive rights to collect tolls from road users in exchange for financing, constructing and maintaining a road


Name: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) (Governmental Organization)
Description: A federal agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services


Name: Seawalls and coastal barriers (Infrastructure)
Description: Construction planned to minimize risk from future destructive storm events


Name: Network Solid (Classification of head)
Description: -


Name: Isle of Mull Cheese (Product)
Description: A cheese produced on the Isle of Mull


Name: Greece (Political Entity)
Description: A country located in southeastern Europe.


Name: Various locations (Location)
Description: The locations where the International Congress of Americanists held meetings


Name: Detonation nanodiamond (Chemical Compound)
Description: Diamond that originates from a detonation


Name: Industrial applications (Sector)
Description: A segment of the economy that involves large-scale production, manufacturing, and distribution of goods.


Name: HRD Antwerp Training and Management Centre (HTMC) (organization)
Description: A diamond training and management center established by HRD Antwerp.


Name: Belegezites (tribe)
Description: A Slavic tribe that invaded Thessaly in the 7th century AD.


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


Name: Weather Lore (Tradition)
Description: Superstitions or beliefs related to weather prediction.


Name: Derbyshire Dales (Constituency)
Description: A constituency in Derbyshire


Name: The Moussaieff Red (Diamond)
Description: Largest and most famous red diamond


Name: Homo erectus engraved shell (Artifact)
Description: A shell engraved by Homo erectus


Name: Balkan Wars (HistoricalEvent)
Description: Two wars between the Ottoman Empire and a Balkan League comprising Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, Serbia, and Romania


Name: 300 million mobile users (Number of Mobile Users)
Description: The number of mobile users served by China Telecom, as of the given context


Name: Exoplanet WASP-76b (exoplanet)
Description: An ultra-hot Jupiter orbiting the star WASP-76.


Name: German (Language)
Description: Official language


Name: Reason (Abstract Concepts)
Description: Idea representing reason.


Name: Rests for Calligraphy Brushes and Mouthpieces of some opium pipes (Subcategory)
Description: Items used for calligraphy and smoking opium


Name: 1978 (Year)
Description: Year when Deng Xiaoping took power in China


Name: Place names and loanwords (Linguistic_Items)
Description: Geographical names and words borrowed from Nahuatl, the Aztec language


Name: Good 'pushers' for the implosion of plutonium-239 (Physical property)
Description: In nuclear weapon designs


Name: 146 (Number)
Description: The number of neutrons in a uranium-238 atom


Name: Administrative offices, shrines, workshops and storage spaces (Rooms)
Description: Functions of the palaces as recorded in the text


Name: Alevi Community (Religious group)
Description: The Alevi community in Turkey, estimated to be between 10% to 40% of the population


Name: British Geological Survey (BGS) and International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) (Organization)
Description: Organizations that use this term.


Name: Global Interest Rates and Financial Flows (Financial Flow)
Description: The movement of funds from one place to another, often across borders


Name: Gas in Foreground Interstellar Medium (Astronomical Phenomenon)
Description: The gas and dust between stars that comprises the interstellar medium.


Name: Gold Standard monetary system (EconomicSystem)
Description: A monetary system in which the standard unit of currency is a fixed quantity of gold


Name: Colombian Government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Colombia


Name: lands in the Americas (territory)
Description: paving expansion of the French colonial empire


Name: Imperial seals and other high office seals (Artifact)
Description: Seals of higher rank or for imperial use


Name: Ostend (City)
Description: A city in Belgium


Name: Organisation of African Unity (International Organization)
Description: Former pan-African union active from 1963 to 2002


Name: Spent Nuclear Fuel (Waste Product)
Description: Radioactive waste formed by nuclear reactors


Name: Blue jay, birds, butterfly wings, beetle shells (Specimen)
Description: Examples of entities exhibiting structural color.


Name: Archeological culture (Archaeology Category)
Description: A specific cultural group as determined through archaeology


Name: Classical Music (MusicGenre)
Description: Development and evolution of classical music


Name: Future wide availability of gem-quality synthetic diamonds (Future event)
Description: wide availability of synthetically produced diamonds that could affect the market


Name: Heaven (Religious Concept Term)
Description: The association of Tengri with Heaven.


Name: larger neighborhood tabulation area (Geographical Area)
Description: An administrative division for census purposes


Name: Titanium Tetrachloride (Chemical Substance)
Description: A titanium-chlorine compound used in the Kroll process


Name: Hanfu (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese clothing.


Name: tertiary enrollment (Education Level)
Description: The level of education beyond the secondary level


Name: Mauretania Caesariensis (Region)
Description: An ancient name for the North African region, now known as Tunisia


Name: Creole Marble (Mineral)
Description: A type of marble originating from Pickens County, Georgia, United States.


Name: Arabs (Historical Group)
Description: Muslim conquerors during the Middle Ages


Name: Numismatist (Profession)
Description: An individual who studies medals.


Name: Tennessee Marble (Geological Formation)
Description: A marble formation in Tennessee, USA


Name: National Treasures and China's gold and foreign currency reserves (Asset)
Description: The assets brought to Taiwan by the evacuated ROC government


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


Name: Kagoshima Shrine (Shrine)
Description: -


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


Name: 8.9 million (Number)
Description: The total number of citizens born outside of Spain in 2024.


Name: - (-)
Description: Lanthanum is almost three times as abundant as lead.


Name: Sunrise Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: The world's most valuable ruby to be sold at auction


Name: British forces (Military force)
Description: The military forces of the United Kingdom.


Name: Encoding or encryption (Method)
Description: When mathematical and technical strategies are used to hide messages


Name: Opal Doublet (Composite Gemstone)
Description: A doublet opal consists of a layer of precious opal backed by a dark-colored material


Name: orange fluorescence (Color)
Description: A characteristic feature of CVD diamonds


Name: radio news, speech and discussions in more than 40 languages (Language Countries)
Description: Broadcasts radio news, speech and discussions in more than 40 languages


Name: Lava (Geological substance)
Description: Molten rock that is erupted from a volcano onto the Earth's surface


Name: Online hanfu stores (Business)
Description: Online retailers selling hanfu clothing.


Name: Female artists (Artist Classification)
Description: A category of artists who started appearing in Afghanistan's pop music scene


Name: c. 5 nm (Size)
Description: The diameter of the diamond particles formed during detonation


Name: Band theory of conduction (Scientific theory)
Description: Theory established by Wilson by 1931


Name: Turkey (country)
Description: The country where these groups are not officially recognized.


Name: Assyrian Empire (empire)
Description: The Neo-Babylonian Empire was influenced by the Assyrian Empire


Name: better nutrition (Concept)
Description: Improved food and nutritional standards


Name: Holy Trinity Church (Church)
Description: A church built during the reign of William IV and located by the waterfront in Ipswich.


Name: Government of Brazil (government)
Description: The central authority in Brazil that governs the country


Name: Means of Painting (Concept)
Description: Developments in painting that focus on the techniques and materials used rather than depicting the external world


Name: The GIA (Organization)
Description: Organization responsible for grading gemstones


Name: Yayoi district of Tokyo (geographical area)
Description: A district in the Japanese capital Tokyo


Name: Sister City Program (Program)
Description: The original sister city program before the restructure in 2006.


Name: About nine Texas Counties (geographical location)
Description: In an area of over 7,000 square miles (18,000 km2).


Name: Chinese literati (Person)
Description: People in ancient China who were scholars and artists, known for using a number of different pen names


Name: ptygmatic folds (geological structure)
Description: A type of fold in rocks that are subjected to tectonic stress


Name: Demographics (Category)
Description: The racial, ethnic, and age composition of the village's population


Name: Mica or Glaucophane Schist (Geological Feature)
Description: Types of schist, a metamorphic rock


Name: Berthe Morisot portrait (Painting)
Description: Portrait of painter Berthe Morisot by Édouard Manet.


Name: Product Lines (Product Classification)
Description: Product lines offered by the insurance industry, indicated by the type of risk coverage


Name: Roman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: A vast empire that emerged from the city of Rome, lasting for several centuries and dominating much of the Mediterranean world


Name: Face value (Value)
Description: The value printed on the coin, lower than its component metal's value


Name: German federal ministers Otto Schily and Brigitte Zypries (Politicians)
Description: Former German federal ministers


Name: seeing over trenches safely (purpose)
Description: Ensuring that the soldier using the periscope could see safely without the risk of incoming direct fire from other small arms.


Name: Attachment Point (Functionality)
Description: The property of serving as an attachment point for a thread, rope, or chain.


Name: Autostrade (Highway_system)
Description: The first country to build motorways, the autostrade


Name: #14-4318 TPX—Sky Blue (Color code)
Description: A specific color code representing Sky Blue


Name: François Englert (Person)
Description: A Belgian who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2013


Name: bianfu (Hanfu type)
Description: Worn by emperors when meeting with officials or working on official business


Name: Chinese arts (Art)
Description: The various forms of art produced in China, which have evolved over thousands of years.


Name: Old Orthodox churches, monasteries and spas (-)
Description: -


Name: East Germany (Country)
Description: Eastern Bloc state under Soviet control


Name: Kolanpak in Nalgonda district, Telangana, India (Geographical Location)
Description: The location where the 5-foot jade sculpture of Mahavira is located.


Name: Fluorine (Xenon-difluoride) (chemical_compound)
Description: A compound used to make f-Diamane


Name: conscript-based military into a professional volunteer military (Military Structure)
Description: Change from conscription to a professional and volunteer military system


Name: 46 u (46Mn) (Isotope)
Description: A specific form of manganese with atomic weight 46


Name: 960,000 Jewish inhabitants (Population)
Description: Number of Jewish people living in New York City as of 2023


Name: Mesoderm (Tissue)
Description: One of the three primary germ layers


Name: Many Geologists (Profession)
Description: Geologists who define gravel based on size and shape without an upper limit


Name: Switzerland (Location)
Description: A federal republic in Western Europe, located in the Alps


Name: Literature (literature)
Description: General term for written works


Name: Second smaller megaron (Architectural Feature)
Description: Another megaron found inside these palaces


Name: Lithium-7 nuclei (Nucleus)
Description: Another type of high linear energy transfer (LET) particle


Name: Waste-to-Energy (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy for disposal of waste that focuses on converting non-recyclable waste into energy through incineration, gasification or pyrolysis


Name: La belle ferronnière (artwork)
Description: A portrait attributed to the school of Leonardo da Vinci


Name: sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Creation of three-dimensional artwork from materials such as stone, wood, or metal


Name: Gray, brown, grayish brown and light green to rusty red (Color)
Description: Colors that chert is most often found as.


Name: Tennessee Williams (author)
Description: an American playwright from St. Louis


Name: Berber areas (Geographical Location)
Description: Various Berber regions including locations outside of present-day Tunisia


Name: Than cyclotrons and research reactors but still under development (Characteristic)
Description: Particle accelerators, which are used to generate high-energy particles that can be used to produce neutrons for Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) treatment, are less common than cyclotrons and research reactors but still under development


Name: Electrical wiring (Material)
Description: Wires used in various electrical applications.


Name: Epidote (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of calcium, aluminium, and oxygen with the formula Ca(Al2SiO7)(OH)


Name: Elliptic geometry (Geometry)
Description: A branch of mathematics that includes spherical and hyperbolic geometries.


Name: Algeria-Africa Relations (International Relations)
Description: The relationship between Algeria and other African countries, which includes political, economic, and cultural ties


Name: Turkey (Political Entity)
Description: The entity that brought the Oltu Okrug back under its control


Name: A 60 kg Adult (Person)
Description: A 60-kilogram adult human being.


Name: Estates General of 1789 (Political assembly)
Description: Legislative body in the Ancien Régime of France


Name: Mermon Parwin (Person)
Description: A female artist who was one of the first to appear in Afghanistan's pop music scene


Name: Ruthenian peasantry (group)
Description: The peasants who turned for protection to the Zaporozhian Cossacks


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


Name: Aqueous cerium(IV) ions (Ion)
Description: -


Name: Purple Rain (1984) (Song and Album)
Description: A song and album by Prince, released in 1984.


Name: Sections in the Earlier Full Greco-Roman Style (Artistic Style)
Description: The earlier artistic style that can be found in the Arch of Constantine


Name: Formation of small amounts of limestone through biogenic sedimentation and deposition of organic matter (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed, primarily caused by organisms


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


Name: Calcium–aluminium-rich inclusions or 'CAIs' (Mineral Inclusions)
Description: White inclusions found in the Allende Meteorite


Name: Membership (Europe) (Membership)
Description: The European Union's presence in Europe


Name: evidence from paleomagnetism, fossil records, and seafloor spreading (types of evidence)
Description: The types of evidence that support the Plate Tectonics theory.


Name: Greek Constitution (Legislation)
Description: The primary law of Greece


Name: 2009 Conseil d'État/Staatsrat election (Election)
Description: An election that took place in 2009


Name: Fossils (pterosaur fossils) (Geological Formation)
Description: Remains or impressions of organisms preserved in petrified form.


Name: IMA-CNMNC proposed minerals (mineral classification)
Description: List of minerals proposed by IMA-CNMNC


Name: Mormons (Religious Group)
Description: Group of religious dissenters that emerged from Christianity


Name: Traces of Chromium (Cr3+) (Chemical Substance)
Description: Substituting for the Al3+ ion in the corundum structure


Name: Railway Line Connecting Valais and Lausanne (Transportation System)
Description: The railway line that connects Valais and Lausanne


Name: Space-Saving Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed to save space, making it ideal for smaller dining areas and compact homes


Name: Godfrey Kneller (Artist)
Description: A 17th-century German-born British portrait painter who created many mezzotints


Name: Pre-existing crystal mush and rocks (Geological substance)
Description: This occurs within the lower oceanic crust.


Name: The rest of the free oxygen produced on Earth (Quantity)
Description: The portion of Earth's oxygen production contributed by terrestrial plants


Name: Molecular Biologists (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study the structure, function, and reproduction of cells


Name: The Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China (Law)
Description: Legislation concerning criminal activities in China.


Name: Harvard Scientists (Group of People)
Description: A team of scientists from Harvard University.


Name: 'Hard jade' (Common name)
Description: Another name for 翡翠


Name: Apotropaic texts (Textual entities)
Description: Texts used for protection against evil.


Name: Neoplatonic Academy of Athens (Academy)
Description: Academy in Athens, Greece


Name: Synaus (Location)
Description: A location associated with Agapitus, another bishop of Synnada


Name: Unknown (Event)
Description: An event whose exact time is not specified.


Name: Asia (location)
Description: Continental Asia


Name: ninth (Number)
Description: A ranking representing the position of Russia in terms of population.


Name: Chlorophyll (Chemical)
Description: The most common green chemical found in nature, allowed in certain medicines and cosmetic materials


Name: west part of the building now conventionally known as the Erechtheion (Building)
Description: The western part of the Erechtheion


Name: Heian-kyō (Location)
Description: The imperial capital of Japan during the Heian period, now known as Kyoto.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: The religion founded by Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha)


Name: 1810 (Year)
Description: The year fluorine was first proposed as an element.


Name: Qing Dynasty (Historical period or dynasty)
Description: The last imperial dynasty of China, ruling from 1644 to 1912.


Name: Influence of Islam, Arab culture, trade and migration have largely been overlooked (Concept)
Description: The idea that the influence of Islam, Arab culture, trade and migration has not received enough attention in Berber art studies


Name: Railway Systems (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: Specialized tracks and associated facilities for the movement of trains, usually for freight


Name: Holocaust (Historical Event)
Description: Systematic persecution and murder of minority groups during World War II


Name: Research and development sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Masinissa (Person)
Description: Berber King who allied with Romans against Carthage


Name: Aztec culture (culture)
Description: The culture of the Aztecs organized into city-states.


Name: towns (Town)
Description: Municipalities with a council-manager or town meeting form of government.


Name: Lithium (sustainable and environmentally friendly extraction) (Resource Extraction Sustainability)
Description: The need for more sustainable and environmentally friendly methods of lithium extraction


Name: Idaho (U.S. state)
Description: One of the 50 states of the United States


Name: SS Commander Walter Rauff (Person)
Description: The individual who continued to implement the 'Final Solution' in Tunisia during World War 2


Name: Lithosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere, Biosphere (Earth's spheres) (geographical regions)
Description: The distinct layers of the Earth's surface: rocks, water, air, and life.


Name: Earthquakes (Natural Disaster)
Description: Result from the movement of lithospheric plates


Name: The Israelites (Ethnic group)
Description: A group of people who resettled Tel Arad from the 11th century BCE onward


Name: Cultural Events (Statistic)
Description: The cultural events in Cresciano


Name: Urban Population Regions (Population Type Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant urban populations, including the Auckland region and the Wellington region.


Name: international_diplomacy (Diplomacy)
Description: The conduct of official relations between states or governments, especially the maintenance of diplomatic representation


Name: Z (1969) (Movie)
Description: Algerian movie that won two Oscars.


Name: New Hampshire (State)
Description: Location of Mount Washington


Name: Various Applications (Usage)
Description: For applications such as parabolic microphones, atmospheric studies, sonar, and seafloor mapping


Name: Caesar (Person)
Description: Julius Caesar, Roman general, statesman, consul, and notable military strategist and writer


Name: Modern manufacturing (Process)
Description: The current process used for mass production of goods.


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Au and atomic number 79.


Name: Early versions of the origins of Australites (Theory)
Description: Based on terrestrial versions


Name: Kerimasi Volcano (Volcano)
Description: The nyerereite from Kerimasi is currently represented by calcite pseudomorphs


Name: Alexander N. Krot (person)
Description: A researcher in cosmochemistry at the University of Hawaii at Manoa


Name: Evaporites (Geological formation)
Description: Where sulfate minerals precipitate out of evaporating saline waters


Name: Late Autumn (Date)
Description: Time when cows return to lower pastures


Name: Cat's eye chrysoberyl (Gemstone)
Description: A specific gemstone known as 'cat's eye' when described by itself.


Name: Pilgrims (Group)
Description: People who make a journey, often a long or difficult one, to a sacred place


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature (Award)
Description: Prestigious annual international literary prize


Name: NYPD's stop-and-frisk program (Police policy)
Description: A police practice in which officers can stop, question, and frisk individuals suspected of having committed a crime or being in an area where a crime has occurred.


Name: The under-representation of the south (Political Issue)
Description: A political issue arising from the disproportionate representation in The States General


Name: Uranium salts (Chemicals)
Description: Salt compounds of uranium


Name: Copper(II) Hydroxide (Compound)
Description: A compound formed by the reaction of copper with aqueous sodium hydroxide or aqueous ammonia.


Name: Camp Jackson Affair (Historical event)
Description: The Camp Jackson Affair was a military engagement that took place in St. Louis, Missouri.


Name: Leventina Valley (valley)
Description: A valley in Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Hypopigmentation (Health Condition)
Description: Decreased pigment formation, resulting in lighter skin or hair.


Name: Tuscumbia (City)
Description: The city is located northwest of Huntsville, and was incorporated on February 12, 1819.


Name: American Archaeologist William Bell Dinsmoor (Person)
Description: An American archaeologist


Name: Kösseine Plateau (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A plateau in the Fichtel Mountains.


Name: Western industrial states (CountryGroup)
Description: A group of countries in the Western hemisphere that have a developed industrial economy.


Name: East Asian date format (date format)
Description: Date format used in Chinese in Taiwan


Name: Peacock's tail feathers (Symbol)
Description: The eye-like patterns in the tail of a peafowl


Name: professor of geology at Coimbra (JobPosition)
Description: -


Name: Infinite Set of Points (Concept)
Description: A set consisting of infinite points.


Name: Southern Mainland Greece (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in mainland Greece


Name: Primary Diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Requires operation and maintenance of a capital-intensive facility


Name: a global satellite navigation system with the largest number of satellites (Satellite Navigation System)
Description: As of the provided context


Name: OSCE (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe) (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that promotes political dialogue, conflict prevention, and cooperation among its 57 participating states in Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East


Name: Hindi (language)
Description: Indo-Aryan language spoken in India


Name: A 2007 phylogenetic study (Scientific study)
Description: The 2007 study that confirmed the new taxonomic system of black corals


Name: Local languages (Languages)
Description: The various indigenous languages spoken in Benin


Name: Total War (Event)
Description: A term used to describe a war that exhausts a nation's economic, military, and civilians resources


Name: Ichnusae subspecies (Animal subspecies)
Description: A specific subspecies of red fox


Name: Brushwork (Art technique)
Description: Technique used primarily with paint or ink and a brush


Name: Great Moravia (Political Entity)
Description: A medieval polity that existed from 830 to the early 10th century


Name: Municipal Borough of Ipswich (Local Government)
Description: The local government body that governed the city from 1836 to 1974.


Name: Granulite (High-grade metamorphic rock) (Classification of head)
Description: A class of high-grade metamorphic rocks.


Name: 24th Annual Latin Grammy Awards (award show)
Description: The award show that Seville will host in 2023.


Name: White cement (Product)
Description: A type of cement with a white color, used for decorative purposes


Name: Europe's road network (Road Network)
Description: The road network system in Europe


Name: Rapier (Type of Sword)
Description: A long, slender sword with a thin, flexible blade and a straight or slightly curved point, used for thrusting


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: An umbrella term referring to a broad range of Indian cultures and traditions, with no founder


Name: Adi Shankara (Philosopher)
Description: Considered founder or reformer of Smarta tradition


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral with the chemical formula CaCO3


Name: Roebling Opal (Gemstone)
Description: The largest unpolished black opal in the Smithsonian Institution


Name: Through Alabama (Location)
Description: The geographical location it runs through.


Name: Sultan Mahmud II (Person)
Description: The 30th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire


Name: a rich and vibrant history, with a wealth of historical sites and landmarks that tell the story of its past (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a rich and vibrant history, with a wealth of historical sites and landmarks that tell the story of its past


Name: Vlachs (ethnic group)
Description: Eastern Romance-speaking people of the Balkans


Name: Revised Classification for Limestone (Scientific Classification)
Description: A revised classification scheme that adds some diagenetic patterns to the original scheme


Name: Everyone (Group of people)
Description: This symbolizes the rarity of prema-bhakti


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: The Dutch location gives it prime access to markets in Germany


Name: As many as 300,000 refugees (People seeking refuge)
Description: People fleeing war or persecution


Name: East Germanic tribes (ethnic group)
Description: Ethnic group that had left the area during the migration period


Name: No sapphire (Mineral)
Description: Represents a specific type of Sapphire.


Name: Constitutional Crisis (Event)
Description: A political crisis that arises over the interpretation of a constitution.


Name: Terrestrial Planets (Astronomical Objects)
Description: Planets that are rocky and have a dense metal core (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Earth)


Name: Saïd Aouita (Athlete)
Description: Moroccan athlete who won an Olympic gold medal in 1984


Name: The Port Authority Bus Terminal (bus terminal)
Description: Main intercity bus terminal in New York City


Name: Chemicals (Product)
Description: The largest percentage of exported goods by Switzerland


Name: Present Day (Time Period)
Description: The current time period during which this community exists.


Name: Store Torungen Lighthouse (Lighthouse)
Description: Located on the island of Store Torungen outside Arendal and is still in use.


Name: ease of use for the operator (User preference)
Description: The ease with which operators can use the machine


Name: Cenoté Otomi de Huexotzinco (mythological figure)
Description: A mythological figure in Aztec culture, often associated with the city of Huexotzinco


Name: Economics (Academic field)
Description: Study of the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services


Name: Migration to France (Mobility)
Description: The movement of people from their place of origin to another location


Name: Fee revenue (Financial Revenue)
Description: Revenue generated by global investment in banking


Name: Staurolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of gibbsite, alumina, and iron(III) oxide


Name: Roman Republic (Polity)
Description: The Roman Republic before it became an empire


Name: east Greenland (Location)
Description: A geographical region in Greenland.


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


Name: The Color of Pomegranates (Movie)
Description: A movie directed by Sergei Parajanov


Name: Grottos (Historical structure)
Description: Serve traditional food and local wine


Name: International Mineralogical Association (IMA) (Organization)
Description: An organization responsible for defining the rules for a substance to be considered a distinct mineral.


Name: sādh- (Verb Root)
Description: The root meaning 'to accomplish'.


Name: Beautiful beaches, traditional architecture, and rich history (Qualities)
Description: The qualities that make Andros Island famous


Name: major international organisations (InternationalOrganization)
Description: Multiple international organizations


Name: with other countries (relation)
Description: As of the given context


Name: Color of sky at sunrise/sunset (sky color)
Description: Turns a multitude of colors such as red, orange, purple, and yellow


Name: Vaesite (NiS2) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral similar in structure to Pyrite


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Li and atomic number 3


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


Name: Three-child policy (Policy)
Description: A policy that allows three children per family, announced in 2021 due to population aging


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


Name: Medal with gemstones (Design of Medal)
Description: Some medals may have gemstones set into them


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: European country


Name: Heads (colloquially) (Term)
Description: The colloquial term for the obverse side of a coin.


Name: Number (Number)
Description: The number of residents in the municipality


Name: Cultural influence and politics (Historical Event)
Description: Events or changes in a society or nation resulting from social, economic, political, or religious factors.


Name: Germany, France, and Other European Countries (Country)
Description: Switzerland's spending on health is on par with Germany and France, and other European countries.


Name: Fried cheese (Ingredient)
Description: An ingredient often found in the typical Brazilian meal.


Name: Fossils (Paleontological Findings)
Description: Presence of fossilized remains within the formation.


Name: Colombian companies (for Muzo and Coscuez) and a private company (for Chivor) (Company Type)
Description: The entities that hold long-term leases for the mining of Colombian Emeralds.


Name: abolitionists and anti-slavery activists (Demographic)
Description: Individuals advocating against slavery


Name: Vikos Gorge (Gorge)
Description: A gorge located within the Pindus range and listed by the Guinness book of World Records as the deepest gorge in the world


Name: Organocopper compounds (Compounds)
Description: Compounds containing a carbon-copper bond


Name: 19 June 2016 (Date)
Description: Retrieval date of the article


Name: Central and Northern Etruria (location)
Description: Regions where the alphabet spread from southern Etruria


Name: Depictions found by archaeologists (Archaeological Findings)
Description: Findings unearthed during archaeological excavations


Name: 2022 presidential election (political event)
Description: -


Name: Banditry (Activity)
Description: Criminal activity involving robbery and violence


Name: Polonium (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Po and atomic number 84


Name: Coorara Meteorite (meteorite)
Description: The location where Majorite was first described.


Name: Aqueous Sodium Hydroxide and Aqueous Ammonia (Compound)
Description: Chemical compounds that cause precipitation of copper(II) hydroxide when reacted with copper.


Name: gradually turned black buildings (Building Condition)
Description: Buildings that gradually turned black due to coal smoke


Name: Carvaka School (School of Hinduism)
Description: One of the materialist schools of Hindu philosophy.


Name: Lawsonite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral diagnostic of blueschist facies


Name: able to sack Byzantine's capital (Military Power)
Description: Ability to conquer the Byzantine capital


Name: Technology expansion by Spanish companies (Event)
Description: The growth and development of technological sectors by Spanish companies.


Name: Würzburg (Ecclesiastical power)
Description: Power that hindered expansion into Spessart


Name: Odyssey (Literary Work)
Description: Mentioned in connection with the blankets on the wedding bed of Odysseus


Name: Secondary treatment (Process step)
Description: The phase of wastewater treatment where oils, particles, and micro-organisms are removed.


Name: Four Tetrarchs (Monument)
Description: A monument from the new capital of Constantinople, now in Venice


Name: 95% (Percentage)
Description: The majority of global production.


Name: language (communication method)
Description: Method of expressing thoughts, ideas, and information using words in structured patterns


Name: Alf Ramsey (Football Manager)
Description: Former manager of Ipswich Town and England national team


Name: Normal Gravity Conditions (Physical Condition)
Description: Conditions present on Earth where convection plays a role in flame behavior


Name: Treatment of Coins for educational, amusement, novelty, jewelry, or similar purposes is allowed under certain conditions (Permissions and restrictions regarding the treatment of coins)
Description: The treatment of coins is exempted as long as it's clear that such treatment is not intended to profit from the metal content


Name: Generations (Group)
Description: The group that orally transmitted the Buddha's words from one generation to the next


Name: Prince Shōtoku (Person)
Description: A regent and statesman who promoted Buddhism in Japan


Name: first Slavic legal code (Legal Code)
Description: First written Slavic law


Name: Tangut clothing (clothing)
Description: Clothing style worn in Western Xia during Emperor Jingzong's reign


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: A crystalline form of aluminium oxide with traces of iron, titanium, vanadium, and chromium.


Name: Swiss Italian People (Ethnicity)
Description: The people who are citizens or residents of Switzerland and primarily speak Italian


Name: Jeremias Gotthelf, Gottfried Keller, Max Frisch, Friedrich Dürrenmatt (Authors)
Description: Famous authors from Switzerland


Name: Loss of Artwork (physical loss)
Description: refers to the act of losing something, such as a possession or asset


Name: 12th and 13th Dynasties (Dynasty)
Description: Dynasties that ruled ancient Egypt


Name: Gemologists (Profession)
Description: professionals who study gemstones and diamonds


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


Name: different number of pitakas (Textual Collection)
Description: The number of pitakas varied among the early Buddhist schools.


Name: Berber cultures jewellery (Historical object)
Description: A traditional style of Berber jewellery worn in rural areas of the Maghreb region.


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The absence of hue and lightness in a visual sensation


Name: southern Russia (geographical location)
Description: A region in the southern part of the Russian Federation


Name: Global population (Group)
Description: The group of people to whom the stated copper amount applies on a per-person basis


Name: unknown (Place)
Description: The exact location where Mauveine was discovered remains unknown


Name: UK Population (2011) (Quantity)
Description: The total population of the United Kingdom as of 2011


Name: Be2SiO4 (Chemical_compound)
Description: Beryllium orthosilicate


Name: Defense and Deterrence (Strategy or Concept)
Description: The Swiss Armed Forces prioritize strategies focused on defense and preventing conflicts


Name: Xuanyi (Clothing style)
Description: The court dress during the Southern dynasties period was still called 'xuanyi' (dark cloth)


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe


Name: Childhood (Stage in Life)
Description: A stage in human development before adulthood


Name: Dolomite strata (Geological feature)
Description: Stratified sedimentary rocks made up mainly of the mineral dolomite.


Name: Eukaryotic organisms (Organism)
Description: Organisms whose cells have a true nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles.


Name: Seal matrix or die (Object)
Description: The seal-making device used to create the seal impression.


Name: Foliated metaconglomerate (Rock type)
Description: Created under the same metamorphic conditions that produce slate or phyllite, but with the parent rock (protolith) being conglomerate, rather than clay


Name: warm weather all year round (Climate Condition)
Description: The climatic condition of warm weather throughout the year in the Caribbean Netherlands


Name: Hypertension (Disease)
Description: High blood pressure


Name: Volume Percentage (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of a whole or total, expressed as a ratio


Name: golden figures (Victories) (Artifact)
Description: Golden sculptures representing Victory


Name: Ongoing recession (Economic status)
Description: A period of economic decline in a country or region


Name: Eduard biathlon complex (Sports facility)
Description: A sports complex with a biathlon shooting range and cross-country trails


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: The language in which the King James Version of the Bible was written.


Name: 2010 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Aluminosilicates (Mineral group)
Description: A group of minerals containing both aluminium and silicon.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States


Name: Zinc sulfide (Compound)
Description: A binary compound with the formula ZnS.


Name: Burning Fossil Fuels (Environmental Issue)
Description: The process of combustion of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, to produce energy


Name: Titular See (Church Title)
Description: The Catholic Church's title for Alabanda, currently listed as a titular see


Name: not counted (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who are not counted


Name: Coin Design Modification (Numismatics)
Description: The study, collection, and acquisition of coins and related objects.


Name: Knights (Occupation)
Description: Medieval soldiers


Name: Quality of a Finished Gem's Polish (Gem Property)
Description: The quality determining how well a diamond's luster is borne out


Name: Silvery-white color (Physical Property)
Description: The color of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Ipswich (City)
Description: A city in Suffolk, England.


Name: Ninth Rank (Rank)
Description: The ninth rank in a comparison


Name: Shallow Grooves (Artistic Technique)
Description: A technique involving shallow, linear incisions


Name: Diatoms (Algae)
Description: Single-celled aquatic organisms whose cell walls contribute to the formation of opal


Name: Court officials to commoners (Historical Figures)
Description: Figures ranging from court officials to common people in the Sui dynasty


Name: Europe's new universities students of divinity (student class)
Description: Students studying theology or divinity


Name: bulk materials and overseas (materials)
Description: The goods that pass through the Port of Rotterdam.


Name: Calcite (Specific Mineral)
Description: A mineral that immediately effervesces in acid


Name: Archaeogenetic Study by Lazaridis et al. (Study)
Description: The study that estimated this measurement.


Name: Phase II clinical trials (Trial Phase)
Description: A stage of BNCT clinical trials to evaluate efficacy and optimize dosing


Name: Early Buddhism (Historical Period)
Description: Time period where the merit transfer idea was not present


Name: Freemasons (Organization)
Description: Organization celebrating Saint John's feast day


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


Name: due to the ethnic and cultural diversity of Bhutan (Conflict reason)
Description: The conflict caused by the traditional clothing rules due to Bhutan's diverse culture.


Name: statewide survey on smoking ban support (survey)
Description: A survey to gauge public support for a statewide smoking ban.


Name: Asian Buddhist immigrants (mainly from China and Japan) (People)
Description: Individuals who immigrated to Western countries such as the United States and Canada during the 19th century


Name: Metamorphic rocks (GeologicalFormation)
Description: The environment where jadeite is found.


Name: Volcanic Rock (geological formation)
Description: Rocks formed from lava erupted from a volcano


Name: 3,684 km2 (1,422 sq mi) (area)
Description: The total land area of Euboea


Name: Mining company (Business Entity)
Description: Company involved in lignite mining


Name: Dopant (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element used to change the properties of a semiconductor.


Name: Andes and other high altitude reliefs (Geographical_feature)
Description: A range of mountains in South America.


Name: 1919 (Year)
Description: The year the original round brilliant-cut was developed


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The largest country in the world by land area.


Name: International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) (Organization)
Description: An international organization that establishes standards for chemical nomenclature


Name: Commissioners' Plan of 1811 (Plan)
Description: A plan that greatly influenced the physical development of New York City


Name: Diamond Cutting Process (Technique)
Description: The process of cutting and shaping a diamond to create a desired shape or effect


Name: Calder Hall in England (Nuclear Power Station)
Description: A nuclear power plant.


Name: Elaborate iridescent coloration and large 'train' of peacocks served to attract females or acted as honest signals of males' fitness (Theory)
Description: Proposed theories by Charles Darwin and Amotz Zahavi about the evolution of peacock features


Name: ProSiebenSat.1 Media (Media company)
Description: One of the largest internationally operating media companies in Germany


Name: Sulfur dioxide (Gas)
Description: A toxic gas produced as a byproduct during the refinement process


Name: International Prominence (Recognition)
Description: -


Name: Bora Bora (Island)
Description: Another highly eroded shield volcano in the Society Archipelago


Name: Communist repression to Tibet (1966–1980) and Mongolia (between 1924 and 1990) (Historical event)
Description: Had a strong negative impact on Buddhist institutions under Communist repression to Tibet (1966–1980) and Mongolia (between 1924 and 1990)


Name: Mirrors (Object)
Description: Components used in solar power plants


Name: East Anglia (Region)
Description: A region in East England.


Name: Economic Reforms (Event)
Description: Undergone since independence


Name: Quis ut Deus? (Phrase)
Description: A Latin phrase meaning 'Who is like God?'


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


Name: Demantoid (Gemstone)
Description: A rare variety of garnet


Name: Judicial Yuan (judicial organ)
Description: Highest judicial organ of Taiwan


Name: Low Cost (Economic Property)
Description: A key advantage that makes steel one of the most commonly manufactured materials in the world


Name: Octahedron (Stella Octangula) (Geometric Shape)
Description: The interior of the compound of two dual tetrahedra.


Name: [159 Roman Catholic, 2 Swiss Reformed Church, 3 Christian Catholic Church, 2 no church or agnostic/atheist, 5 not answered] (Religious Group List)
Description: List of religious groups in the village.


Name: Carbon Steel (material)
Description: A type of steel that is often galvanized for protection against rust.


Name: Robert Beekes (Modern Scholar)
Description: The modern scholar who claims that the Greek word is a loanword from a Mediterranean language


Name: Pewter, Silver, Gold (Material)
Description: Metallic materials used in various forms for manufacturing.


Name: record wet summer (WeatherCondition)
Description: A summer with unusually high precipitation


Name: the largest higher education system in the world (RankInHigherEducationSystem)
Description: China's position regarding the size of its higher education system compared to other countries


Name: Graz (City)
Description: Second largest city in Austria


Name: Religious Freedom in Tunisia (Political Condition)
Description: The Tunisian Government has allowed for the growth and practice of all religions


Name: IGI (International Gemological Institute) (organization)
Description: An international gem testing and grading laboratory with locations throughout the world.


Name: Barbara Bush (Person)
Description: Former First Lady


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of carbon


Name: The war in Ukraine (Event)
Description: The armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine


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


Name: Across localities (Geographical Feature)
Description: Different climates found in different parts of Switzerland


Name: x, y, and z coordinates (Coordinate System)
Description: A system used to control the turning tools in order to produce the product.


Name: (Mn,Fe,Mg)2Al4Si2O10(OH)4 (Chemical Formula)
Description: The chemical composition of Ottrelite


Name: Noble gas (Material)
Description: A member of group 18 of the periodic table.


Name: Rear-projection televisions (Electronic device)
Description: Televisions that use light from a projector for display


Name: Fullerene (Nanomaterial)
Description: A synthetic crystalline formation with a graphite-like structure


Name: Region (1349) (Geographical Region)
Description: Region partitioned between Poland and Lithuania


Name: Lake Texcoco (Geographical Location)
Description: The lake where many Aztec cities were built around


Name: Italian law No.196 of 16 May 1978 (Legislation)
Description: Law that states the adaptation rules of national educational programmes into French for Aosta Valley


Name: 1851 (year)
Description: Year when the British Association for the Advancement of Science met at Ipswich


Name: Packet labeling example (Labeling example)
Description: An illustration of how needle packets can be labeled


Name: Piracy combating (activity)
Description: Defending against and preventing pirate activities


Name: Chlorite (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in various types of rocks.


Name: Variety of Landscapes and Climates (Climate Type)
Description: The various climatic conditions in Australia


Name: Heat sink material in high power electronic devices (Material property)
Description: Due to its low thermal conductivity and high melting point


Name: March to May (Southern Hemisphere) and September to February (Northern Hemisphere) (Time Period)
Description: The fruit is typically in season in the Southern Hemisphere from March to May, and in the Northern Hemisphere from September to February.


Name: Wilhelm Ostwald (Person)
Description: German chemist and philosopher who used the terms 'semichrome' and 'full color'


Name: Proteins (fish, amphibians etc.) (nutrient)
Description: Aquatic animals and insects as a protein source


Name: burgh (administrative division)
Description: Aros peninsula, which includes Tobermory, was a burgh until 1973


Name: Human (Species)
Description: human beings responsible for the clearing of Atlantic Forest


Name: Tagine (Dish)
Description: Traditional Moroccan dish cooked slowly with a conical lid (tagina in Arabic)


Name: Adhemar Gonzaga (person)
Description: By Adhemar Gonzaga


Name: Bactria (Ancient region)
Description: An ancient region corresponding to modern-day northern Afghanistan and Tajikistan.


Name: Euclid (Mathematician)
Description: Ancient Greek mathematician who did not explicitly say that there are an infinity of primes


Name: Draping skirts (Action)
Description: One of the functions of dress hooks.


Name: Carved or Engraved Cylinder Seals (artifact)
Description: Seals that were rolled along to create an impression on clay


Name: Eclogite Facies (Metamorphic Facies)
Description: A distinctive metamorphic facies that produces rock of such characteristic that the facies name is used for the rock


Name: Hoggar (Geographical Location)
Description: The Hoggar is a region in Algeria where Tin Hinan lived.


Name: Neutralizing Acid Rain (Environmental Process)
Description: The buffer in organic matter is relevant for neutralizing acid rain.


Name: The 'Eight Major Cuisines' (Culinary tradition)
Description: Refers to China as the origin of the eight major regional cuisines


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: An Indo-European language spoken in the United Kingdom and many other countries


Name: 53Mn (Isotope)
Description: A specific unstable isotope of manganese with half-life 3.7 million years


Name: Chicago Pile-1 (Physical Object)
Description: The first artificial self-sustained nuclear chain reaction


Name: Enrico Fermi and his team (People)
Description: The group responsible for the construction of Chicago Pile-1


Name: the European Personnel Selection Office of the European Union or the Office of Personnel Management of the United States (selection agency)
Description: Similar agencies in other countries


Name: Great Recession (Economic Event)
Description: The global economic crisis of 2007-2008


Name: Copper (Chemical Element)
Description: Malachite pigments are chemically known as basic copper(II) carbonate


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


Name: United States Geological Survey during World War II (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Shallow waters (Geographical Feature)
Description: Areas of water close to the surface of the earth's oceans


Name: Large Hadron Collider (LHC) (Physics Accelerator)
Description: A particle accelerator, designed and built by the European Organization for Nuclear Research


Name: Western emerald belt of Colombia and Eastern belt of the emerald region (Geographical area)
Description: The geographical areas where these mines are located


Name: Sevilla FC (Football Club)
Description: A football club based in Seville, Andalusia


Name: Global efforts in addressing climate change (Environmental action)
Description: Actions aimed at mitigating and adapting to the effects of climate change


Name: Funkfernbedienung (word)
Description: German compound word meaning 'radio remote control'


Name: Argyle mine (Mine)
Description: The former largest diamond producer in the world, located in Kimberley, Western Australia


Name: Scholars such as Analayo and Rupert Gethin (Scholar)
Description: Other scholars who disagreed with the 'two paths' thesis


Name: Potassium market (CommodityMarket)
Description: The market for reagent-grade potassium metal


Name: Trade (Activity)
Description: Exchange of goods between cultures


Name: Commonwealth of Australia (Government)
Description: The federal government of Australia.


Name: Decreasing particle size (Physical property)
Description: The size of the Hematite particles


Name: Influence on global philosophy (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: John Mawe (Person)
Description: Had a museum in Matlock Bath that dealt in black marble.


Name: a unified entity (Political Entity)
Description: The unified political structure of Italy that was established during Roman expansion


Name: Small Chapel (Building)
Description: Consecrated in the name of Santa Cruz (Holy Cross)


Name: Parliamentary Officials (Profession)
Description: Individuals holding positions in Norway's parliament


Name: 66% of igneous rocks (Percentage of igneous rocks)
Description: Approximately two-thirds of all igneous rocks


Name: Juan Diego (Historical Figure)
Description: The Nahua man to whom the Virgin of Guadalupe is said to have appeared


Name: The Municipal Assistance Corporation (MAC) (Organization)
Description: Financial rescue organization for New York City


Name: Petersfield in Hampshire (Place)
Description: at the 1774 general election


Name: Ming dynasty (1368–1644) (Historical Dynasty)
Description: Dynasty in Chinese history


Name: 3.3 million slaves (people)
Description: Individuals transported from Africa to work on plantations


Name: 65.7 million international visitors (Quantity)
Description: a large number of people who traveled to China in a specific year


Name: International IDEA's Global State of Democracy Indices for religious freedom (index)
Description: Measurement of democratic health and religious freedom


Name: Rutile inclusions (silk) (Inclusion)
Description: Loss of rutile inclusions after heating sapphires


Name: Mario Monti (Person)
Description: Italian economist, politician and academic


Name: Dunham Scheme (Scientific System)
Description: A classification system for limestone based on texture, not the grains in the sample


Name: Winning an Oscar (Achievement)
Description: An achievement by Ukraine, specifically winning an Oscar


Name: plasma-like vapor at the impact site (Astrogeological phenomenon)
Description: Primary melt droplets separated during cooling process


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country on the Mediterranean coast.


Name: Cultural Studies (Academic Field)
Description: A broader concept that includes cultural studies in the United Kingdom and other related fields


Name: Cooked Food (Food)
Description: Food that has been prepared by heat


Name: Vehicles (Transportation Vehicle)
Description: A wheeled motor vehicle used for transporting passengers or goods


Name: Tectonics (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of the large-scale structures and processes that have shaped the Earth's lithosphere, including plate tectonics


Name: High chemical reactivity (Chemical property)
Description: One of the properties of Magnesium


Name: [devoted] to them, youths [handsome] as pearls well-guarded (human)
Description: Youths in the Islamic paradise


Name: wars (conflict)
Description: Military actions arising from cultural differences between indigenous groups in Brazil


Name: Year 1995 (Time Period)
Description: The year when the Arad Music Festival ceased to exist.


Name: Brazilian Coast (tourism_attraction)
Description: The coastline of Brazil, with popular beach destinations like Copacabana and Ipanema.


Name: United States, Russia, Mexico, Greenland, India (Country)
Description: Large quantities of graphite found in these countries.


Name: diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone commonly used for jewelry


Name: Danube River (River)
Description: A river in Central Europe.


Name: Tripolitania (Region)
Description: An ancient name for the North African region, now known as Libya


Name: 237U and 239U (Isotopes)
Description: Two isotopes exclusively undergoing beta decay with respective half-lives


Name: Nutrients such as iron, zinc, and silicon (Chemical elements)
Description: Brought to the lower ocean from the lysis of diatom cells in the upper ocean


Name: 4th Duke of Marlborough (Person)
Description: English aristocrat and politician


Name: Best Known (Property)
Description: A property representing a well-known aspect of something


Name: Thermal conductivity measurements (Method)
Description: Methods used to distinguish natural, synthetic, and imitation diamonds


Name: Union (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The United States federal government and its supporters, primarily in the North.


Name: Peafowl (Species)
Description: A bird species of the genus Pavo and one species of the closely related genus Afropavo within the tribe Pavonini of the family Phasianidae


Name: Chamber of Deputies (Legislative Body)
Description: The lower house of the bicameral legislature of the Czech Republic


Name: 231/km² (Density)
Description: Population density


Name: Rubber Goods Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of rubber products


Name: Copper (Element)
Description: Reddish-orange, soft, malleable, ductile metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity


Name: Pink and Black/Violet (Color Combinations)
Description: Color combinations often associated with eroticism and seduction


Name: Mexico (Country)
Description: The country where Querétaro is located


Name: Hope Diamond (diamond)
Description: The earliest recorded blue diamond


Name: European University (University)
Description: A private university institution in North Macedonia


Name: Borophene (Structure of Boron)
Description: A hypothetical boron sheet.


Name: Alabama Legislature (Organization)
Description: The legislative branch of the U.S. state government of Alabama


Name: Farming Sector (Economic Sector)
Description: Fourth largest sector in New Zealand's economy


Name: Cation (Chemical Element)
Description: One of the elements occupying a position in the crystal structure


Name: 10Be (Isotope)
Description: A cosmogenic isotope with a half-life of 1.36 million years


Name: May 1793 (Time)
Description: Month and year of Timur Shah Durrani's death


Name: Conceptual Art (Art Movement)
Description: An art movement where the artist uses found objects and exercises no traditionally recognized set of skills


Name: ATP (Chemical compound)
Description: Adenosine triphosphate, a nucleotide used in cells as a coenzyme.


Name: less than 10% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the quarried marble shipped to the Memorial site stated by J.F. Manning.


Name: Ushabti figures (Artifact)
Description: Later Ushabti figures


Name: Algerian Atlas Mountains (Geographical Region)
Description: The mountain range in northern Algeria, part of the larger Atlas Mountain system


Name: Congress of Vienna (international conference)
Description: The international conference held in 1815 to settle issues arising from the Napoleonic Wars


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: The continent that Algeria is geographically located in


Name: Colombia's Civil Conflict (Conflict)
Description: A conflict that has plagued Colombia since the 1950s


Name: Armed Groups (Military Entity)
Description: Groups present at mining sites in eastern Congo.


Name: 1-3-5 trihydroxybenzene (organic_compound)
Description: An organic compound used to synthesize Carbophene


Name: Huitztlan (Place Name)
Description: A place name from the Aztec Codex Mendoza, meaning 'Place of many huitsz' (a type of fish)


Name: Maria Sanudo (Person)
Description: Half-sister of the last Sanudo duke, Nicholas III dalle Carceri


Name: Wunsiedel (location)
Description: German town


Name: Sør-Trøndelag (Region)
Description: The region Sør-Trøndelag, Norway where Oppdal is located


Name: 34th (Rank)
Description: The ranking of the United States in the Environmental Performance Index in 2024.


Name: olivine (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral in this group with the formula (Mg,Fe)2SiO4.


Name: Greek State (Political Entity)
Description: The modern Greek state, established in 1830 following the War of Independence


Name: executive, legislative, and judicial branches (government branch)
Description: -


Name: Filtration Fraction (Physiological Property)
Description: The amount of plasma that is actually filtered through the kidney.


Name: Cooper's Corners (subarea) (geographical_region)
Description: A subarea within New Rochelle, Westchester County.


Name: ETHZ (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich) (university)
Description: A federal institute of technology located in Zurich, Switzerland


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: A country located in Europe, one of the constituent countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Johnson (Person)
Description: An author who espoused theories based on conflict theories following Marx and Weber about professions in 1972.


Name: murrhine (Mineral)
Description: Soft ornamental rock known to Romans


Name: Cities in the Netherlands (Location)
Description: Urban areas that started buying privileges from the sovereign


Name: Nine Soviet and Russian mathematicians (Person)
Description: Nine Soviet and Russian mathematicians


Name: Legal Jurisdiction (Jurisdiction)
Description: A jurisdiction created by state legislation.


Name: Orthosilicate (Silicate)
Description: A member of silicate family with the formula SiO4−4 (x = 0).


Name: Percy Bridgman (Person)
Description: Scientist who made anvils for the diamond synthesis process


Name: All major political parties in Ukraine (Political party)
Description: Political parties in Ukraine that support full eventual integration into the European Union.


Name: semi-arid climate (Climate)
Description: a type of weather pattern characterized by low rainfall and hot summers


Name: Shear sense (GeologicalProperty)
Description: The direction and magnitude of shearing motion in a rock or deforming region.


Name: region (geographical_area)
Description: Region overran by Genghis Khan and his Mongol army in 1219 CE


Name: Central Asia (Geographical location)
Description: A region located between the Caspian and Tibetan Plateau.


Name: National Inventory of Elements of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine (CulturalHeritageInventory)
Description: List of intangible cultural heritage items recognized by the Ukrainian government


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


Name: Andalusian economy (economy)
Description: Economy of Andalusia with a majority of the regional economy being the tertiary sector


Name: Silver and karat gold solders (Solder)
Description: Materials used to join metals


Name: People's Republic of China (PRC) (government)
Description: current government of China


Name: Terrible Images (Image)
Description: Images that are distressing, horrific, or shocking.


Name: Detoxification (Process)
Description: The process by which harmful substances are removed from an organism


Name: Tenham (meteorite) (Meteorite)
Description: A meteorite that fell in Australia in 1879


Name: Zuiderzee Works (Project)
Description: Project that resulted in the creation of a new province in the Netherlands


Name: Fluorescence (Phenomenon)
Description: The emission of light by a substance after excitation by energy in the ultraviolet or visible range


Name: Val Bernina (Valley)
Description: Not provided in the context


Name: Tomb of the Augurs (Archeological site)
Description: Specific tomb in the Monterozzi necropolis in Tarquinia, painted by Greek painters or foreign artists


Name: Crow (generic term (hypernym))
Description: One example of a hyponym.


Name: Titanium (Material)
Description: A metal that cannot be used in equipment during etching with ferric chloride


Name: João Goulart (person)
Description: -


Name: c. AD 900 (time period)
Description: Year in the Common Era


Name: 2 silver fibulae, a necklace (with coins), bracelet, gold earrings, a pair of hair-pins, comb, and buckle (jewellery types)
Description: Types of jewellery found in the burial


Name: Cultured pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Pearls that are grown through human intervention


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


Name: sun origin (Description)
Description: -


Name: Half a ton per annum (Quantity)
Description: The amount of something produced or measured in a year


Name: xǐ and bǎo (Terms)
Description: Names given to imperial seals


Name: Four grades (Grade Level)
Description: The number of grades in VMBO


Name: Iona (Island)
Description: An island off the coast of Mull, famous for its monastery founded by Saint Columba


Name: Division by zero (complex analysis) (Mathematical Operation)
Description: The operation z/0 = ∞ for any nonzero complex number z


Name: Magnesium Fe Skarns (Type of Skarn Deposits)
Description: Skarn deposits found in the continental margin with host rocks being granodiorite to granite associated with intruding dolomite and dolomitic sedimentary rocks.


Name: policy of 'national independence' (political policy)
Description: A policy that de Gaulle pursued during the Cold War.


Name: Confederate Bombardment of Fort Sumter (HistoricalEvent)
Description: The bombardment by Confederate forces on April 12–13, 1861, which started the American Civil War.


Name: Great Bear Lake (Geographical Feature)
Description: A large lake located in the Northwest Territories, Canada


Name: Pacific Alliance (International Organization)
Description: A regional trade bloc consisting of four Pacific Coast countries of the Americas.


Name: Other ornaments such as the djébin (Algerian jewelry)
Description: Can be worn around the neck with other ornaments.


Name: 33,000 (Quantity)
Description: The number of rentable apartments available in New York City as of 2023.


Name: Council of Europe (International Organization)
Description: An international organization promoting unity between its member states


Name: Pomegranate (Plant)
Description: The fruit of the pomegranate plant


Name: a rich and varied culinary tradition, with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients and classic dishes such as coq au vin and bouillabaisse (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a rich and varied culinary tradition, with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients and classic dishes such as coq au vin and bouillabaisse


Name: Both inlaid stone and engraved gems (Artwork)
Description: The artworks that were imitated by the medieval illuminated manuscripts.


Name: Metamorphic rock (Geological classification)
Description: Rock that has undergone dynamic recrystallization or changes in mineral composition, texture, and formation as a result of heat, pressure, or both


Name: CAN (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Crete (Location)
Description: The place of origin of the seal-stones


Name: Harming of sentient beings, including animals (Action)
Description: Actions that cause harm to all conscious creatures, particularly animals


Name: 12 cathedrals, 15 churches elevated to the rank of basilica by the Pope (Religious sites)
Description: Important religious buildings