Name: Antidote for poison (Medicinal property)
Description: The ability to counteract poison


Name: Galicia–Volhynia Wars (Historical Event)
Description: Wars between Galicia and Volhynia


Name: Justus Hiddes Halbertsma (Person)
Description: A pastor and writer from the Dutch Republic


Name: British Rail network (Transportation System)
Description: Railway system that was privatized between 1994 and 1997


Name: Opponent Theory (Concept)
Description: Theory about human color vision that describes processing at the level of the lateral geniculate nucleus.


Name: Greece men's national water polo team (Sports Team)
Description: The Greece men's national water polo team represents Greece in international men's water polo competitions.


Name: Senkaku Islands (geographical location)
Description: The archipelago controlled by Japan, disputed by ROC and PRC


Name: Fullerite powder (Material)
Description: Solid form of allotropic carbon fullerene


Name: over 2 million Algerians to concentration camps (Geographical location)
Description: Algerian citizens relocated to concentration camps by France during the Algerian War


Name: Benner's Theory (Scientific Theory)
Description: Proposes that primitive life originated on Mars before migrating to Earth.


Name: Roman Fortresses (Architectural Structure)
Description: Fortified military camps used by the Romans


Name: Pilsner style beer (pils) (Product)
Description: The pilsner style of beer


Name: Problems with spontaneous combustion (Geological Issue)
Description: Serious problems in underground coal mines due to pyrite oxidation


Name: Continental climate (Climate type)
Description: A continental climate with harsh winters and hot summers


Name: Serbs (Ethnic Group)
Description: One of the largest ethnic groups in Austria


Name: Amulets representing Bes (artifact)
Description: Objects worn to protect children after birth


Name: The Pawnbroker (Novel)
Description: Edward Lewis Wallant's novel


Name: Castle (Historical Site)
Description: A fortress in Oltu built between the 7th and 11th centuries


Name: Uda Shrine (Shrine)
Description: -


Name: Private Collectors (Individual or Group)
Description: The individuals or groups that purchase the specimens.


Name: Bamberg Bishopric (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A historical region ruled by the Bishops of Bamberg.


Name: Approximately perpendicular to the shell wall (Direction)
Description: The direction the crystallographic c-axis points in relation to the shell


Name: Federal Parliamentary Democratic Republic (Political System)
Description: The political structure of Switzerland, characterized by a federal system with a parliament and a democratic government


Name: Northern Ireland (Region)
Description: A region of the United Kingdom


Name: Cooling, Localized Fractures (Geological Conditions)
Description: Conditions where retrograde metamorphism can take place.


Name: US Air Force Personnel (Profession)
Description: Members of the US Air Force during World War II


Name: An international certification system on the export and import of diamonds (System)
Description: A system designed to certify diamonds and prevent conflict diamonds from being traded


Name: Bixos (Name)
Description: A nickname for freshmen in some repúblicas of Ouro Preto and Coimbra


Name: Yao Ming (Person)
Description: A retired professional basketball player who played center for the Shanghai Sharks in the CBA and the Houston Rockets in the NBA.


Name: Strontium (Chemical Element)
Description: A metallic element with symbol Sr and atomic number 38


Name: Cultural movements in art and craftsmanship in colonial America (Art Movement)
Description: The overall trend of artistic expression in early American communities


Name: Golden Ratio (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A mathematical ratio representing the proportions of a pleasing shape


Name: Bricklaying (Activity)
Description: The process of building structures with bricks and mortar


Name: hundreds of picoseconds (Time duration)
Description: Forms extremely quickly, within hundreds of trillionths of a second


Name: African Continent and Indian subcontinent (Geographical Location)
Description: The African continent and the Indian subcontinent, two separate landmasses that were part of Gondwana before the separation.


Name: Son of Abu Hafs (Person)
Description: Son of the governor who declared independence


Name: water (Natural_phenomenon)
Description: Water


Name: Spanish Empire (Empire)
Description: The term used by the Spanish Empire


Name: Simple techniques (Craft Technique)
Description: A method or practice for creating or manufacturing something.


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire that existed from 330 to 1453


Name: Sacramento Valley red fox (V. v. patwin) (Subspecies)
Description: A subspecies of red fox that inhabits the grasslands of the Sacramento Valley


Name: Fabrice Brégier (Person)
Description: The CEO of Airbus who announced the construction of the assembly plant in Mobile, Alabama.


Name: United States Agency for International Development (Organization)
Description: An independent U.S. government agency primarily responsible for administering civilian foreign aid


Name: This clothing style (Clothing Style)
Description: The clothing style worn during the Shang Dynasty


Name: Latin lignum (Language term)
Description: Meaning 'wood'


Name: Sanetsch, Rawil, Gemmi, and the Lötschberg (Historical and pedestrian passes)
Description: Historical and pedestrian passes connecting Valais with the Swiss Plateau


Name: Long Island Sound (Water body)
Description: The southwest water body


Name: Constitution of Germany (Legal document)
Description: The legal document that governs the role of the Bundeswehr


Name: Cuitláhuac (tlatoani)
Description: The tlatoani who was succeeded by Cuauhtémoc


Name: Adding a winner's name to a sports trophy (Application)
Description: Adding names of winners to trophies.


Name: Dharmapala (monarch)
Description: c. 783 to 820 monarch


Name: Colombian emeralds (gemstone)
Description: The precious stone mined in Colombia.


Name: Jiayuguan bricks painting (Artifact)
Description: painting on Jiayuguan fort's bricks depicting commoner-style clothing from this period


Name: Ring Gravers (Graver)
Description: A graver tool used by jewelry engravers for cutting inscriptions inside rings.


Name: Alabandus (Deified human being)
Description: One of the deified human beings worshipped at Alabanda.


Name: Inorganic processes (Geological process)
Description: Processes that took place in the Earth before life was abundant


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


Name: Automotive and transportation sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Afterimage (Optical illusion)
Description: An image that can be perceived after looking at an object or light source


Name: limestone mud (Geological material)
Description: Deposited as a limestone mud during the neoproterozoic


Name: Josef Mayer (person)
Description: A scientist who introduced moldavite to the scientific public for the first time


Name: 500 and 100 BC (Time Period)
Description: The time frame when hill forts were built.


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


Name: secondary color in ancient China (Classification of Purple)
Description: A classification of the color purple in ancient Chinese culture


Name: ɂehtsǝ́o Erǝ́ya's prophecies (Predictions)
Description: Statements believed to have been made by ɂehtsǝ́o Erǝ́ya


Name: Organic Class (Mineral Class)
Description: A class of very rare minerals containing hydrocarbons


Name: Ce:YAG (Phosphor)
Description: Can be further doped with gadolinium.


Name: Average Number of Rooms (Statistic)
Description: The average number of rooms in Cresciano


Name: Merit Transfer Idea (Concept)
Description: The ability to transfer one's own good karma to others


Name: Human forms (Anthropomorphic Forms)
Description: Forms that have a human likeness


Name: Depths greater than about 5 kilometers (3.1 mi) (Geographical Location)
Description: Depths where cataclasites appear


Name: clothing items (Hanfu Clothing)
Description: Clothing like cap, robe, belt, and ornaments mentioned in the Book of Later Han


Name: Chios (Island)
Description: The fifth largest Greek island in the Aegean Sea


Name: Degree of Doctorate of Science (Academic degree)
Description: The degree conferred for Satoyasu Iimori's research related to cyano-complex compounds of iron


Name: And played a crucial role in the establishment of the state of Israel (Politicians)
Description: Theodor Herzl was a leading figure in the Jewish nationalist movement at the end of the 19th century and played a crucial role in the establishment of the state of Israel


Name: Scot James Tassie (1735–1799) (Person)
Description: -


Name: Metamorphic Core Complexes (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature that forms in regions of crustal extension and is characterized by low-angle faulting


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: Shared border, illegal immigrants mostly enter from here


Name: Alliance of Trade Unions and Small Socialist Groups (Political Alliance)
Description: A temporary alliance or cooperation between political parties or groups.


Name: Early 20th century (Time Period)
Description: Starting period of early 20th century


Name: Mocha (Port City)
Description: A historical port city on the Red Sea coast of Yemen


Name: Spartan hegemony (Political Entity)
Description: Dominance of Sparta in ancient Greece


Name: Emperor Charlemagne (Person)
Description: A ruler who was crowned in 800 wearing a mantle of Tyrian purple and buried in a shroud of the same color


Name: Brokered Deposits (Financial Transaction)
Description: Deposits that factored into the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s


Name: tetrodotoxin (Compound)
Description: A potent neurotoxin produced by certain puffer fish and some other types of marine life.


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


Name: Gemstone (Inanimate Object)
Description: A hard mineral crystal which is usually colorful and precious or semi-precious


Name: early forms of germanization (historical_event)
Description: The process of German settlers taking over lands inhabited by Slavs


Name: Residential apartment blocks (Building)
Description: Newly developed structures in the waterfront area


Name: Imperial Government (Political Entity)
Description: The governing body of the Roman Empire during the given time period


Name: Water Quality (Environmental Issue)
Description: water quality has become an important issue


Name: Continues to play an important role in the global economy (event)
Description: Japan's ongoing significance in the international economic landscape


Name: Polymetallic nodules (Marine sediment)
Description: Nodules found in the deep sea, rich in manganese, nickel, and copper.


Name: Transitional Granulite-Eclogite Facies Granitoid, Felsic Volcanics, Mafic Rocks and Granulites (Geological Rock Type)
Description: The rocks found within the Musgrave Block


Name: Joseph Black (scientist)
Description: Scottish Chemist


Name: 221U (Isotope)
Description: The shortest-lived known isotope of uranium with a half-life of 660 nanoseconds


Name: Cordoba (city)
Description: A city in southern Spain, located in Andalusia


Name: early medieval chronicles and charters (Document)
Description: Historical records from the early medieval period.


Name: Priests (Roman Catholic) (Religious Role)
Description: members of the clergy in the Roman Catholic Church who have been ordained


Name: Methodius (individual)
Description: Saint Methodius, Byzantine missionary and a Slavonic Apostle


Name: Femininity (Gender Role)
Description: Characteristics that are considered feminine


Name: Allied Powers (alliance)
Description: The coalition of European powers that defeated Napoleon


Name: Modern Ocean (Natural Environment)
Description: Current state of Earth's oceans


Name: Building and Selling (Economic Activity)
Description: Activities related to the production, distribution, or sale of goods


Name: Tethrippa of Helios (Mythological character)
Description: A figure in the left corner of the east pediment


Name: continuing burial and thermal heating after greenschist facies is exceeded (Geological process)
Description: A process where the temperature and pressure conditions surpass that of Greenschist Facies, leading to Amphibolite Facies.


Name: Prospective foxhounds (European breed) (Group)
Description: Pups that could potentially develop into European foxhounds for fox hunting


Name: Mitsubishi's Technology (Technology)
Description: A technology used in pearl cultivation


Name: Lunar rock and regolith (geological formation)
Description: Rock and loose sediment on the Moon's surface.


Name: Council on Occupational Education (COE) (educational organization)
Description: An accrediting body that focuses on the education of career-oriented fields.


Name: Enkhelyawon (person)
Description: A person appearing titleless in the written record but whom modern scholars regard as probably a king.


Name: Oxyanion (MnO4-) (Chemical compound)
Description: The oxyanion of manganese with a +7 oxidation state


Name: 1995 (Year)
Description: The year Turkey joined the European Union Customs Union.


Name: Deaths and displacement of people (Event)
Description: Effects of the Soviet-Afghan War, including deaths between 562,000 and 2 million Afghans, and the displacement of about 6 million people


Name: Congo Peahen (Species)
Description: The female of the Congo peacock, Afropavo congensis


Name: 104 people (People)
Description: The number of people living in Peccia in the year 2000


Name: Rocks of this group (Geological Feature)
Description: A general term referring to various types of rocks that include hornfels and other metamorphic rocks


Name: Town Meetings (Political Process)
Description: A meeting of citizens in a town or community


Name: Eastern Wei dynasty (dynasty)
Description: the Eastern Wei dynasty is another name for the Northern Zhou dynasty


Name: Jewish (Religion)
Description: A religion followed by one individual in Collonges


Name: Various locations (Location)
Description: The exportation of Naxian marble to various locations


Name: International Diplomacy and Relations Center (Category)
Description: A city that serves as a global hub for diplomatic missions, international organizations, and multilateral negotiations.


Name: Objects of Devotion (Religious Artifacts)
Description: Artifacts, images, or locations that are seen as holy or spiritually influential in Buddhism


Name: Immunity (State)
Description: The ability of an organism to resist or recover from disease.


Name: Alexander the Great (Person)
Description: Worn by Alexander the Great as the basileus of the Macedonian Empire


Name: Pre- and post-transition metals (Metal group)
Description: A category of metals with a mix of properties from pre- and post-transition elements


Name: Very large stony objects (Celestial body)
Description: Large stony objects, hundreds of meters in diameter or more


Name: Italian (language)
Description: Ethnic language recognized in the Santa Teresa microregion and Vila Velha, Espirito Santo state, Brazil


Name: Cost of borax and kernite (Price)
Description: The cost of compounds such as borax and kernite


Name: Guadalquivir basin (hydrographic basin)
Description: A hydrographic basin on the Atlantic side of Andalusia


Name: Olivine structure (Mineral structure)
Description: The basic structure common to several minerals, including olivine and tephroite


Name: Iraq (Country)
Description: Country located in Western Asia


Name: Primary Imports of Japan (Economic Activity)
Description: The main countries from which Japan imports goods


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


Name: Ladoga and Onega in northwestern Russia (Lake)
Description: Two of the largest lakes in Europe.


Name: Art (Abstract Concept)
Description: The visual representation or expression that an artist envisions in their mind.


Name: Government Convention (Unwritten Rule)
Description: A set of unwritten rules followed by government participants


Name: Christopher Luxon (Person)
Description: Prime Minister of New Zealand as of 2023


Name: jewellery made of gold (Historical object)
Description: The style of Berber jewellery gradually abandoned in favour of jewellery made of gold.


Name: Recent Centuries (Time Period)
Description: Refers to the recent centuries


Name: Average Requirement (EAR) (Health Concept)
Description: The daily amount of a nutrient that is estimated to meet the requirements of half of the healthy individuals in a particular life stage and gender group


Name: Moravia (Geographical Region)
Description: East-Central European polity that existed in the 9th and early 10th centuries


Name: chryselephantine sculptures (Art form)
Description: Rare sculptures made of gold and ivory used for temple cult images.


Name: Ostrogoths, the Lombards and the Franks (tribe)
Description: Various barbarian tribes who ruled Ticino after the fall of the Western Roman Empire


Name: Myths (Stories)
Description: Narratives of particular deities and kami


Name: at least 1510 (Time period)
Description: The earliest recorded usage of the term 'redhead'


Name: Hanfu (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese clothing, forced to be worn by the Nationalist government for Miao, Yao, and Kam people in 1932


Name: Morosini's Soldiers (Group)
Description: Soldiers of Morosini who tried to detach the sculpture


Name: Crystal Pulling Method (Creation Process)
Description: Another process used to create synthetic corundum


Name: Renewable Energy Technologies (Technology)
Description: The technologies used for renewable energy generation


Name: En no Gyōja (Person)
Description: A historical figure who founded Shugendō in the 8th century.


Name: Mortars and pestles (Object)
Description: Objects used for crushing and mixing substances.


Name: Francia (land) (Geographical Region)
Description: A region that approximated the area occupied by modern France and was its precursor


Name: Political Divisions (Division)
Description: Political divisions between liberals and absolutists.


Name: outside the depositional area (depositional area)
Description: Limeclasts that originate outside the deposition area


Name: Materials of higher electronic quality (Type of Semiconductor)
Description: Semiconductors with less stringent requirements for electronic quality


Name: Radium-Isolation Process (Scientific Method or Technique)
Description: The method used by Marie Curie to isolate radium


Name: Great Reform Act (Legislation)
Description: A major piece of British electoral reform legislation, passed in 1832.


Name: Clay tablets from 2000 BC (Artifact)
Description: Ancient tablets found in Kültepe, Anatolia


Name: 60% of cobalt used in lithium-ion batteries comes from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Statistic)
Description: -


Name: Armistice of Mudanya (1922) (Treaty)
Description: The armistice signed on 11 October 1922 between the Allies and the Turkish National Movement.


Name: Cerealia Facula (Bright Spot)
Description: A specific bright spot in Occator Crater


Name: Complex Organic Compounds (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Organic compounds found in meteorites such as uracil, cytosine, and thymine


Name: Type A jadeite (Variety of Jade)
Description: Not enhanced but can have poor color and texture


Name: 2012 (Time)
Description: Year when the information about the major suppliers of lithium carbonate was given


Name: congregación policy (policy)
Description: The Spanish policy that led to forced resettlement of indigenous populations


Name: Spain's High-Speed Rail Network (Transportation System)
Description: The high-speed rail network of Spain


Name: Gecko (Reptile)
Description: Any of numerous small, insectivorous or carnivorous reptiles with flattened bodies and adhesive toe-pads.


Name: Conflicts in Africa (Conflict)
Description: Armed struggles or wars fueled by the sale of diamonds, often involving slave and child labor


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


Name: High Refractive Index (Physical Property)
Description: A physical property of diamonds, although other materials have similar refractivity.


Name: Stamped strips (component)
Description: The manufacturing process shifted towards using stamped strips in place of individual steel studs


Name: Elite Etruscan Families (Social Group)
Description: Richer families in Etruscan society.


Name: People who speak little or no English (Population Group)
Description: In 2019, some three-quarters of a million people spoke little or no English


Name: Discourse (Concept)
Description: A possible explanation how social rules are shaped and change


Name: One of the worst tornadoes in American history (May 27, 1896) (Natural disaster)
Description: A tornado that killed at least 255 people and caused $10 million in damage on May 27, 1896


Name: leading natural gas exporter (Quality)
Description: The world's leading natural gas exporter.


Name: 19th century (Time Period)
Description: Time period until which hardstone carving was common


Name: mineralized tissue (part of bone tissue)
Description: Gives bone rigidity and a honeycomb-like three-dimensional internal structure


Name: Greatest Hits Radio Ipswich & Suffolk (Radio Station)
Description: A radio station that took over Kiss 105-108's frequency


Name: Mare Tranquillitatis (lunar mare)
Description: A lunar mare (Sea) on the Moon


Name: Talismans (supernatural object)
Description: Objects believed to have protective and healing power.


Name: Biology (Field of study)
Description: The study of living organisms and their vital processes, including their structure, function, development, reproduction, and evolution


Name: Blue Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone primarily characterized by its blue color


Name: 26Mg (Isotope)
Description: Stable isotope with a half-life greater than the current age of the universe.


Name: Bone char (Substance)
Description: The black color of India ink came from bone char in India


Name: Turned Objects (Product)
Description: Objects produced by the CNC lathe.


Name: human-made extensions of rich soil in the shallow lake Xochimilco (Geographical feature)
Description: A system of canals and artificial islands in Xochimilco, Mexico City


Name: Riebeckite (Mineral)
Description: A rare accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: English (Language)
Description: A foreign language understood by some Afghan population


Name: Dharma centers and organizations for Theravada Buddhists (Religious Organization)
Description: Six Dharma centers and organizations for Theravada Buddhists found in Alabama


Name: Tube worms (organisms)
Description: Marine polychaete worms that build calcium carbonate tubes for protection


Name: KiwiRail (Company)
Description: The state-owned enterprise that operates the railways in New Zealand


Name: Greek-speaking communities (Religious group)
Description: Communities that spoke Greek and were instrumental in the spread of Christianity


Name: Ocean Acidification (Environmental Change)
Description: Decrease in pH levels of the ocean


Name: Brownish Red and Orangey Red Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Varieties of red diamonds considered inferior to Purplish Red diamonds


Name: Swedish (language)
Description: a North Germanic language spoken in Sweden, Finland, and parts of Canada and the U.S.


Name: Late Minoan IB destructions (Historical Event)
Description: resulted in the decline of Minoan civilization


Name: Nodular Chert (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of chert with nodular texture


Name: Density of water at 4°C (Physical Property)
Description: The density of water at a specific temperature


Name: Yellow Journalism (Journalism Style)
Description: Name given to sensationalist journalism


Name: Broadway Theatres (classification) (Classification)
Description: Classification given to Broadway theatres


Name: Infinite Dimension (Mathematical Property)
Description: The property of a vector space where it has infinitely many linearly independent vectors.


Name: Ancient Culture (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: Historical place of the night sky


Name: Abd al-Rahman III and Al-Hakam II (Person)
Description: Historical figures in Andalusia


Name: Ancestral spirits (Belief)
Description: Ancestral spirits are believed to continue to inhabit their country.


Name: Taiwanese music and theater (arts and entertainment)
Description: Performing arts and musical expressions of the Taiwanese culture


Name: Dick Schoof (Person)
Description: A Dutch politician who succeeded Mark Rutte as prime minister


Name: Western Ukraine (Region)
Description: Western part of present-day Ukraine


Name: Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878) (Event)
Description: War that liberated much of the Balkans from Ottoman rule


Name: Oxygen atom (Chemical_element)
Description: An element with atomic number 8, which links to other cations in silicates.


Name: Taiwan's air defense identification zone (ADIZ) (Military Zone)
Description: A military zone controlled by Taiwan.


Name: Population of Ivory Coast (Demographic Group)
Description: The total number of people residing in Ivory Coast


Name: Darkness of Space (Phenomenon)
Description: Olbers' paradox is related to the apparent darkness of space


Name: Various issues (Issue)
Description: The following issues are considered: size, shape, color, clarity, etc.


Name: Black Vote (Political Action)
Description: The influence of African American voters in elections


Name: Cut and polished diamonds (Diamond product)
Description: Product produced by India


Name: Synthetic diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds that were synthesized but not acknowledged by Sir Charles Algernon Parsons


Name: Reasonable inquiry and due diligence (Legal concept)
Description: Two audit standards proposed


Name: Extracellular Fluid (Biological Fluid)
Description: Fluid outside cells


Name: Seville School (Art School)
Description: Belonging to the Seville School


Name: Gender role (Role)
Description: Role of a person within a society based on their sex


Name: 1.3% the mass of the Moon (Mass Comparison with other celestial bodies)
Description: -


Name: Increase in Semi-Urban Population of Thessaly (Demographic Data)
Description: The growth in the semi-urban population in Thessaly


Name: Australian coastline (Geographical Feature)
Description: The coastal perimeter of Australia


Name: Ancient civilization (Civilization)
Description: A civilization that venerated fossils, using them as religious icons.


Name: Minerals with Tungsten Properties (Mineral Class)
Description: A group of minerals that contain tungsten.


Name: Etruscan Lydia (Historical Concept)
Description: The claim that Etruscans had their origin in Lydia, a region in Asia Minor.


Name: Command of the Austrian Armed Forces (Position)
Description: The position responsible for commanding the Austrian Armed Forces


Name: Turner (Author)
Description: Author who pointed out the change of properties in heated gold or silver films


Name: Traditional Color Theory (Theory)
Description: A theory of mixing colors in painting and color perception.


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: Ancient Roman state from 27 BC to 476 AD


Name: 2050 (Year)
Description: A year in the future.


Name: 1803 (Year)
Description: The Consiglio di Stato e Consiglio comunale was established in 1803


Name: Lithium (protection of local communities in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina) (Resource Extraction Community Protection)
Description: Efforts to protect local communities and indigenous populations from negative impacts of lithium extraction in these countries


Name: the metal from further oxidation (Action)
Description: Preventing further oxidation by forming a protective layer


Name: Occult Physick (Book)
Description: 1660 book that describes the aetite as white, round, and shaking internally


Name: Martis Jerk (alias)
Description: -


Name: German-Austria (Country)
Description: The country that passed the Constitution of 1920


Name: Economic Events and Trends in Other Countries (Economic Event)
Description: Events or patterns that influence the economy of another country


Name: Subsequent reprintings (Printmaking Outcome)
Description: The prints that are produced after the initial pressing and differ greatly from the first print.


Name: luminescence-based entertainment technology (Entertainment Technology)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to create dynamic and engaging visual experiences in entertainment technologies, such as video games, virtual reality, or interactive installations


Name: Igneous rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks formed by the cooling and solidification of magma or lava


Name: Ottrelite (Silicate Mineral)
Description: A specific type of chloritoid with the empirical formula (Mn,Fe,Mg)2Al4Si2O10(OH)4


Name: their British counterparts (Fastener)
Description: British screws, bolts, and nuts


Name: Ukrainian SSR schools (educational institution)
Description: Schools in Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic.


Name: Minoan civilization (Civilization)
Description: Bronze Age culture centered on the island of Crete


Name: Improving the sustainability of hydrometallurgy processes for ore extraction, such as for malachite (Goal)
Description: Research and development is being carried out to improve the sustainability of hydrometallurgy processes used for the extraction of malachite


Name: Earth's atmosphere (Natural phenomenon)
Description: Protection provided by shielding the atmosphere from the solar wind


Name: Green Minerals (Color in Minerals)
Description: -


Name: 2,100,000 as of 2019 (Number of People)
Description: The Muslim population in Spain as of 2019.


Name: Carbon-13 (13C) (Nuclear_isotope_class)
Description: Stable isotope of carbon that forms the remaining 1.07% on Earth


Name: Flash photography (Photography technique)
Description: A photographic technique that uses a very short duration of light.


Name: Athenian serenades (musical style)
Description: Songs popular during 1870–1930 in Athens


Name: White cast iron (metallurgy)
Description: A type of cast iron containing its carbon in the form of cementite


Name: 1932 (Year)
Description: Completion date of Afsluitdijk


Name: Talismans carried or worn on the body (subcategory of talismans)
Description: One of the three main categories of talismans.


Name: Process streamlining for Algeria's healthcare system (Administrative optimization)
Description: The streamlining of administrative procedures within the Algerian healthcare system to enhance efficiency and minimize waste


Name: Marble waste (Waste)
Description: By-product generated during marble processing.


Name: Titanium dioxide (Compound)
Description: Brookite is a form of titanium dioxide


Name: being a region of space between Mars and Jupiter with numerous asteroids (property)
Description: The Asteroid Belt is a region of space in the solar system between Mars and Jupiter where numerous asteroids are found.


Name: Earlier cultures (Cultural entity)
Description: Cultures that existed before the modern era


Name: Australia, China, Guinea, and India (Countries)
Description: Four countries with significant bauxite deposits.


Name: extraction of manganese from its ores (mining process)
Description: Process related to Mn in +6 oxidation state


Name: Mudstone (Geological Rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock that, when subjected to metamorphism, forms mica schist


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: One of the most decentralized countries, along with federations like Belgium, Germany, and Switzerland


Name: astronomical and biological classifications (system of classification in astronomy, biology)
Description: examples of classification systems in astronomy and biology


Name: 1984 (YearValue)
Description: The year when Australia's healthcare policies were first implemented


Name: Ticino (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A canton (region) in southern Switzerland


Name: United Nations (UN) (International organization)
Description: The international community that fosters cooperation and resolves conflicts


Name: Unintended contaminants (Substance)
Description: Contaminants that may be present in a cosmetic product due to poor manufacturing practices, improper storage, or other issues, and can cause adverse effects


Name: Late 1998 (TimePeriod)
Description: the period of time in late 1998


Name: England (Country)
Description: A country located in western Europe


Name: Typanums and rows of sculpted figures (Architectural element)
Description: Decorative elements on church facades.


Name: Georgia (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in the Caucasus region of Eurasia


Name: Stonewall uprising (event)
Description: A series of spontaneous demonstrations by members of the gay community in response to a police raid that took place in the early morning hours of June 28, 1969, at the Stonewall Inn in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City.


Name: Ukrainian nationalism and Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (ideology and religion)
Description: Ideologies and religions that Lviv identifies more with.


Name: United Provinces (Historical Political Entity)
Description: A federal republic that existed from 1581 to 1795 in the Dutch-speaking northern part of the Dutch Republic (present day Netherlands and Belgium)


Name: Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) (Trade agreement)
Description: A trade agreement that formally integrates Ukraine into the European Single Market and the European Economic Area.


Name: Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine (Selection)
Description: A selection of the most important natural landmarks of Ukraine


Name: cathode ray tubes (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that display images by electron beams


Name: Many bracelets and necklaces (Jewelry)
Description: Multiple pieces of jewelry from the collection


Name: Goldenrod (Color)
Description: A representation of the color of some gold-colored goldenrod flowers


Name: The Largest Political Party In The World (Title)
Description: The title claimed by the Chinese Communist Party


Name: three successive rulers (ruler)
Description: Three successive rulers of the Baoulé.


Name: Ambulacral Areas (Anatomical Region)
Description: The areas between the sea urchin's tube feet


Name: World (Geographical Location)
Description: The major source of Australian Opal


Name: Virtually all blue topaz (Gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone that is primarily colored blue through irradiation


Name: Memorial buttons (Artifact)
Description: Memorial commemorative buttons


Name: Detonation synthesis (nanodiamond production method)
Description: Industry standard in commercial production of nanodiamonds


Name: Colors in diamond (Color)
Description: The hues present in a diamond due to its imperfections


Name: 1960s (Time Period)
Description: A period from the 1960s to the present


Name: United Republic of Tanzania (Country)
Description: A country in East Africa


Name: Global Economic Stability (Economic Stability)
Description: The absence of large-scale financial crises or instability in the economy


Name: Roman Catholic Church (Religious Entity)
Description: The Christian church in Rome


Name: Iron-Sulfur Proteins (Class of Iron Containing Proteins)
Description: Proteins that are involved in electron transfer and contain iron atoms coordinated to four sulfur atoms


Name: Anorthite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium-rich plagioclase feldspar with the formula CaAl2Si2O8


Name: Punta del Nasone (Mountain Peak)
Description: The highest point of Mount Somma.


Name: Garnet family (Group of minerals)
Description: A group of multiple species and varieties in the gem world


Name: Chicks (all species) (Species age)
Description: The young chicks of all peafowl species


Name: Ancient Greek pottery (Art)
Description: Pottery created in ancient Greece


Name: Wunsiedel (Town)
Description: A town in Bavaria, Germany


Name: Disability Pension (Social Benefit)
Description: A financial support provided to individuals who are unable to work due to a long-term illness or disability.


Name: Johann Gottlieb Fichte, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling (Persons)
Description: German philosophers who established classical German idealism


Name: Continental Crust (Geological formations)
Description: The solid outer layer of a planet or other terrestrial body


Name: Slightly colored diamonds (Diamond quality)
Description: Diamonds with significant traces of color.


Name: radiant cut (Diamond shape)
Description: Similar to princess cuts, but with rounded edges instead of square edges


Name: cocaine (Substance)
Description: A strong stimulant drug derived from the coca plant, primarily used for its powerful stimulant effect on the central nervous system


Name: Lakes Maggiore (or Verbano) and Lugano (or Ceresio) (Lake)
Description: Significant minority lakes in the canton


Name: Taiwanese education system (education system)
Description: The education system of Taiwan


Name: describing the creation of the universe as a rapid expansion from a singularity that formed atoms, stars, galaxies, etc. (property)
Description: The Big Bang Theory is the prevailing cosmological model describing the creation of the universe as a rapid expansion from a singularity that formed atoms, stars, galaxies, and other large-scale structures.


Name: mineral springs, brine pools, and brine deposits (Geological formation)
Description: Dominant sources for lithium extraction by the 1990s - mineral springs, brine pools, and brine deposits


Name: Stories of the James brothers' outlaw years (Myth)
Description: A mythologized version of the James brothers' activities during their outlaw years


Name: double beta decay studies (Scientific Study)
Description: Used for the study of double beta decay


Name: Norwich and Ipswich Museums (Organization)
Description: The museums where the Prehistoric Society of East Anglia was centered


Name: Congenital Red–Green Color Blindness (Medical Condition)
Description: The most common form of color blindness affecting ~8% of males


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A landlocked East Alpine German-speaking country in the southern part of Central Europe


Name: Thermal neutrons (Neutron)
Description: Low-energy neutrons


Name: Blood Diamonds (Resource)
Description: Diamonds obtained through illegal activities, often leading to conflict and human rights abuses


Name: Greek city-states of Asia Minor (Political Division)
Description: Ancient Greek cities located in modern day Turkey


Name: 1,720,000 km (1,068,758 mi) (Measurement)
Description: The total length of the road system in Brazil


Name: Aztlan (mythical place)
Description: Mythical place of origin for the Aztecs


Name: Proto-Yeniseian (language)
Description: A prehistoric language family


Name: Water with low silica concentration (Natural entity)
Description: The water where diatoms can extract silica


Name: Oscar (Award)
Description: The prestigious award in the field of film


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


Name: New Zealand's topography (TopographicalFeature)
Description: The landscape or physical features of New Zealand


Name: Jörg Haider (Person)
Description: Austrian politician who led the Freedom Party of Austria (1986-2008)


Name: Surfaces it touches (Physical Entity)
Description: The surfaces that the yellow flame comes into contact with


Name: Ipswich (Town)
Description: Ipswich Star is based in Ipswich


Name: 1492 (Year)
Description: The Nasrid Kingdom of Granada held out until its defeat in 1492


Name: Vindonissa (Ancient Roman Camp)
Description: A large camp maintained by the Romans near the town of Windisch


Name: Stag (Animal)
Description: The symbolic animal used to represent Anatolian Artemis


Name: Income Inequality Rate (Statistic)
Description: The income inequality rate in Cresciano


Name: interfacial angles (Geometry)
Description: The angles between the surfaces of the diamond and light.


Name: Shortwave ultraviolet light (Light spectrum)
Description: The part of the ultraviolet light spectrum diamond does not respond to


Name: Speedy Deployment of Troops (Military Strategy)
Description: Example: Mycenaean road and defensive wall on the Isthmus of Corinth


Name: Several potentially tectonic features on Ceres's surface, Samhain Catenae, Craters with shallow fractured floors (potentially tectonic features)
Description: Tentatively identified structures that might be related to tectonics


Name: Prey Species (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the diet of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Radiation Protection (Safety Measure)
Description: Measures taken to protect individuals from harmful effects of ionizing radiation


Name: Processes of hyperfiltration and rock alteration (Geological Processes)
Description: Processes where 6Li is more likely to be found.


Name: Glass (Product)
Description: The type of glass produced at Saint-Gobain factory.


Name: Calcium Carbonate (Geological Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in limestones and other geological formations


Name: Salmon (color) (Color)
Description: Warm color ranging from light orange to pink, named after the color of salmon flesh.


Name: US appropriation of Black Hills (LandAppropriation)
Description: The seizure and occupation of the Black Hills by the United States government


Name: Production of Batteries (Application)
Description: The use of potassium in battery production


Name: Median household income of Westchester County in 2011 (Statistic)
Description: The American Community Survey lists Westchester in 2011 with the median household income of $77,006.


Name: a massive empire (Political Entity)
Description: The vast empire that Rome became after the assassination of Julius Caesar


Name: Chickens (Animal)
Description: Poultry that Urban Red Foxes prey on


Name: His other endeavors (Leonardo da Vinci's Works)
Description: For Leonardo da Vinci, art was neither more nor less than his other endeavors


Name: 60% (Percentage)
Description: Six tenths


Name: 40% of world EDR (economic demonstrated resources) for zircon (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of economically demonstrated resources of zircon


Name: Fei Cui (翡翠) (Type of Jade)
Description: The vivid white to green variety of jadeite


Name: Airplanes (Vehicle)
Description: A fixed-wing aircraft that is powered by an engine or engines and supports itself in the air by means of wings.


Name: Byzantine Emperor Michael III (Person)
Description: Byzantine Emperor from 842 to 867


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


Name: long-distance transport of animals (Transportation method)
Description: Moving animals over large distances


Name: Roman law and Germanic law (LegalSystem)
Description: Combination of Roman law and Germanic law that forms the basis of Germany's civil law system


Name: oxygen (Element)
Description: Titanium reacts with oxygen to form titanium dioxide


Name: 1950s (timeframe)
Description: The 1950s period in history


Name: Zinc (Element)
Description: A mineral essential for various biological roles


Name: Crown Height, Crown Angle, Crown Facet Size (attributes)
Description: The attributes that the table size is related to


Name: LSD and cannabis (Substance)
Description: Drugs that influenced some of The Beatles' hits.


Name: Andradite (Mineral)
Description: a mineral named after José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva


Name: Alabama Constitution (Document)
Description: The fundamental governing law for the U.S. state of Alabama


Name: [European Union] (International organization)
Description: An economic and political union between 27 European countries.


Name: Damage to the Mantle Tissue (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Displacement of mantle tissue that can cause a mollusk to form a pearl


Name: true (Quality)
Description: Indicating that the amendment does not apply to events or situations that occurred before its enactment


Name: Two stages (Tantra Stages)
Description: The Generation Stage and the Completion Stage


Name: Opaque minerals (Class of minerals)
Description: Do not allow light to pass


Name: Shales (Sedimentary rocks)
Description: Type of sedimentary rock, constitute approximately 82% of sedimentary rocks


Name: Etruria (geographical region)
Description: A region in ancient Italy.


Name: James's elder brother (Person)
Description: King Charles II


Name: Uranium Hexafluoride (Compound)
Description: A compound of uranium and fluorine with the formula UF6


Name: Carbon Steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel containing 2.0% carbon or less, with small amounts of other elements.


Name: Khrushchev Thaw (Historical Event)
Description: The general easement of repressive policies under Khrushchev


Name: Ming dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The Ming dynasty ruled China from 1368 to 1644.


Name: northern and central parts of the Italian peninsula (Geographical Area)
Description: A region in Italy.


Name: Abd ar-Rahman (Person)
Description: A Umayyad caliph who ruled over al-Andalus


Name: Moraine hills (Geographical feature)
Description: Long hill-line formed by the last ice age in East Netherlands


Name: Chinese population (demographic group)
Description: the total human inhabitants of China


Name: More efficient manuscript production and distribution (Process)
Description: The processes that became more efficient due to the introduction of paper.


Name: Papal States (Political Entity)
Description: The territories of the Pope's temporal rule


Name: Neodymium (Element)
Description: A rare earth element with the atomic number 60


Name: 30,000–40,000 Māori (number)
Description: an estimated number of deaths during the Musket Wars


Name: Hindus (Religious Group)
Description: Adherents of Hinduism


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country located in southeastern Europe and southern Asia.


Name: Shapefile (Technology)
Description: A vector data format for geographic information systems (GIS) developed by Esri


Name: France (Country)
Description: Western European country


Name: species of animals (Animal Species)
Description: Various species of animals found in the Spessart


Name: The Exploration of the Kuskoquim River and the Valley of the Ten Thousand Smokes (Book)
Description: A book privately printed by Josiah Edward Spurr


Name: Moroccan Cuisine (Activity)
Description: The activity of cooking and consuming food in Morocco


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in the world


Name: Agave Cords (Material)
Description: Secure the feathers in place using agave cords for three-dimensional objects


Name: Human exposure (Action or interaction)
Description: The contact or inhalation of aerosolized particles by humans, with potential health risks


Name: Tu (Tu-nui-e-aʻa-i-te-Atua) (Person)
Description: A chief who governed Pare-Arue, one of the chiefdoms in Tahiti during Captain Samuel Wallis' visit


Name: Sicily (Island)
Description: The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Imaging (Medical Procedure)
Description: Imaging technique used to visualize cancer and hemorrhages


Name: Hernán Cortés (person)
Description: Spanish conquistador who led the conquest of Mexico


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


Name: Some schools of Buddhism (School of Buddhism)
Description: schools that included an Abhidharma basket in their Tripiṭaka


Name: 2,600 units of affordable housing (Building)
Description: A building containing 2,600 units of affordable housing


Name: Basalts, carbonatites, and kimberlites (Igneous rock)
Description: Common types of igneous rocks found in the Earth's crust


Name: Alpine glaciers (Geographical Feature)
Description: Specific type of glacier found in the Alps


Name: Pelitic Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks consisting mainly of clay minerals and mica.


Name: Refugee crises (Event)
Description: Events resulting in substantial population increases


Name: 2,471.1 tonnes (Quantity Produced)
Description: The total amount of gold produced by global mines


Name: superconducting test cables (Material object)
Description: Material for extremely high current distribution applications, such as the contemplated high luminosity version of the Large Hadron Collider


Name: Chios (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, Greece


Name: Barium Salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: Used in fireworks for creating green sparks


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe known for its environmental record, recycling programs and active participation in international environmental agreements.


Name: Han Chinese men (social group)
Description: Refers to Han Chinese males during the Qing dynasty.


Name: economy (social_structure)
Description: the financial and economic system of a country


Name: Westchester Library Association (Organization)
Description: An organization advocating on behalf of libraries and their personnel in Westchester County


Name: Aztec codices (type of manuscript)
Description: Manuscripts produced by the Aztecs, often containing calendric, religious, historical, or tax information


Name: Itzcoatl (Mexica tlatoani) (Person)
Description: Entered into a war with Azcapotzalco and took control of the city


Name: more than 190 countries (NumberOfCountries)
Description: The number of countries that Germany maintains diplomatic relations with


Name: George H. Hitchings (Person)
Description: A pharmacologist and chemist who worked at Burroughs Wellcome


Name: Vladimir Agafonkin (Person)
Description: A Russian web developer


Name: French language (language)
Description: The Romance language spoken by most French people


Name: A continuous frieze in low relief around the cella and across the lintels of the inner columns, reflecting the Ionic order (Architecture Element)
Description: Characteristics of the Ionic order in the Parthenon.


Name: hydroelectric power plants (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: The total number of hydroelectric power plants in Colombia.


Name: Roros, Norway (Location)
Description: A European locality known to bear uvarovite


Name: Tang Gaozu (person)
Description: the founding emperor of the Sui dynasty, who ruled from 581 to 604


Name: Fire Brick (Building Material)
Description: A type of ceramic brick used in furnaces, kilns, and fireplaces.


Name: Religious iconography, theatre and art (iconography_and_art)
Description: The context where the Khanda is used in religious or artistic depictions.


Name: One God (Deity)
Description: Hinduism does not have a single deity or god that it worships


Name: Old mines (Mine)
Description: Other technical monuments associated with mining activities in Jáchymov


Name: Tsavorite (Mineral)
Description: A variety of the garnet group species grossular, known for its green color


Name: Gold (Element)
Description: Yellow precious metal valued for its rarity and conductive properties


Name: Queen Victoria and her large family (person)
Description: British royal family who owned hair jewelry.


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


Name: Extensive chemical change (Geological Process)
Description: It has been argued that this process often occurs due to the introduction of matter from the granite into the rocks surrounding it.


Name: Catherine's strategy (political strategy)
Description: Strategies employed by Catherine II that were continued after her death


Name: State and local authorities (Government Entity)
Description: Local governmental bodies in charge of vehicle traffic laws enforcement.


Name: Drammen (City)
Description: The regional capital of an area with around 82,000 residents


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: The country Belgium


Name: Allende Meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: A carbonaceous chondrite meteorite that fell near Pueblito de Allende, Mexico in 1969.


Name: Role Model (SocialIssue)
Description: An individual whose behavior, example, or success is or can be emulated by others


Name: Tang women's headwear (headwear)
Description: Headwear worn by women during the Tang dynasty


Name: Conceptual Jewelry (Term for Art Jewelry)
Description: An attempt to detach from the products of the commercial jewellery industry


Name: 3.5 times the mass of Vesta (Asteroid Mass Comparison)
Description: -


Name: Poisoning (MedicalCondition)
Description: A condition caused by the presence of a toxic substance in the body


Name: Tirtha (Location)
Description: A place of religious pilgrimage in Hinduism, often associated with a temple or a river


Name: Churches and chapels during Christian era (Artifact)
Description: The replacement of pagan structures with churches and chapels in Oppdal during the Christian era


Name: Industrial Processes (Engineering)
Description: The application of science, technology, and machinery to the production of goods on a large scale.


Name: Public Sector (Government Administration)
Description: The part of the economy that is managed by the government.


Name: Raron (City)
Description: A city in Valais


Name: Modernisme (Architectural Style)
Description: An architectural style that originated in Barcelona, Spain


Name: Stube (room)
Description: Area of the home heated by a stove


Name: Crystals of Epidote (mineral)
Description: Dark green crystals with long prismatic habit.


Name: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) (Person)
Description: Prophet Muhammad


Name: IIDRC Training and Education (ITeD) (program)
Description: A diamond training and education program established by the IIDRC.


Name: British control (PoliticalEvent)
Description: The political activities imposed by Britain on the colonies


Name: wildfires (natural disaster)
Description: Uncontrolled burning of vegetation or other flammable materials


Name: Turkey's Constitutional Court (court)
Description: The court that recognizes these groups as the only officially recognized minorities in Turkey.


Name: Fort Zeelandia (Historical site)
Description: A historical site in Tainan, Taiwan


Name: The Travelers Companies (Insurance Company)
Description: An insurance company with major operations in Hartford


Name: two categories: the large northern foxes and the small, basal southern grey desert foxes of Asia and North Africa. (Taxonomy)
Description: -


Name: Mount Antero area, Colorado (Location)
Description: A location where phenakite is found


Name: Nd,Ce:YAG (Active Laser Medium Material)
Description: An active laser medium material with a good resistance to damage caused by UV from the pump source.


Name: West African coastal trading posts (Geographical region)
Description: Trading regions located on the coast of West Africa.


Name: Norwegian Police Service (Law Enforcement Agency)
Description: The national police force of Norway


Name: a local well in Epsom, England (Geographical location)
Description: The geographical source of the first Epsom salts


Name: Ceramics museum (Museum type)
Description: Museum dedicated to ceramics


Name: +3, +4 (integer)
Description: The oxidation states of Cerium: +3 and stable +4.


Name: John of Patmos (Person)
Description: Author of the Book of Revelation


Name: Physical study of aquatic ecosystems (Subdiscipline of Ecohydrology)
Description: The physical study of aquatic ecosystems


Name: Limonite or Siderite concretionary nodules or geodes (Classification of mineral)
Description: Description not provided in the context


Name: Indonesian island of Bali (Geographical Location)
Description: An island in Indonesia where Hinduism has a significant following


Name: 50% of the production (statistic)
Description: Half of the total agricultural output.


Name: Racial profiling by police (Profiling)
Description: Discriminatory practices in law enforcement based on race


Name: Glassy rinds on pillow basalts (Geological structure)
Description: Hard, smooth, glassy outer layer on pillow-shaped basalt


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States


Name: boulder opal (Mineral)
Description: Boulder opal consisting of concretions and fracture fillings in a dark siliceous ironstone matrix


Name: Compact metal (chemical compound or state of matter)
Description: The compact state of the beryllium metal


Name: Centuries (Temporal Entity)
Description: A long period of time, usually spanning decades or centuries


Name: iconic cities (cultural characteristic)
Description: a country with several famous urban areas that are recognized globally for their unique attractions and cultural contributions


Name: Windows (Architecture)
Description: Structures with walls, floors and roofs enclosing a space for occupants.


Name: Biodegradable Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made with materials that can biodegrade naturally over time


Name: Postmodernism (Art Movement)
Description: A significant art movement that emerged in the late 20th century


Name: Constitution of 1848 (PoliticalDocument)
Description: The constitution that provided for a federal layout and was inspired by the American example.


Name: Euhedral crystals (type of crystal)
Description: Crystals with well-formed flat faces.


Name: Constantinople (City)
Description: Formerly the capital of the Eastern Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman Empires; now Istanbul


Name: South Sea Pearls (Mineral)
Description: A misconception due to their similar color and rarity.


Name: German princes (prince)
Description: Noblemen who ruled over a principality during the Middle Ages


Name: Early Ming dynasty (Historical period)
Description: A period in Chinese history, typically referring to the early years of the Ming dynasty


Name: Second Half of the 1890s (Historical Period)
Description: In the second half of the 1890s


Name: Bronze swords (Weapon)
Description: Swords made of bronze


Name: Military Grade (Material Quality)
Description: A high standard of material used by the military


Name: Dramatic changes in styles (Change)
Description: The dramatic alterations observed in the styles of 20th-century jewelry design


Name: China (Country)
Description: The current major producer of cultured freshwater pearls.


Name: Triple Alliance and internal political organization of Tenochtitlan (political structure)
Description: Political system of the Aztec Empire


Name: Jet (gemstone) (Gemstone)
Description: A type of lignite and a gemstone derived from wood that has changed under extreme pressure.


Name: Industrial applications (Class of use)
Description: Various industrial uses, mainly exploiting the high solubility of its compounds in water.


Name: Selectively leaving a thin layer of ink on parts of the printing plate (Process)
Description: Achieved by selectively leaving a thin layer of ink on parts of the printing plate.


Name: Antonio Lanzavecchia (Person)
Description: Scientist working in Ticino, received more than 100,000 scientific citations and has an h-index greater than 100 in immunology


Name: Gemological Institute of America (GIA) (Organization)
Description: An organization that authenticates diamonds.


Name: Academics (Profession)
Description: scholars, experts, or researchers


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: a country in central Europe


Name: Echo Island (Island)
Description: An island off the Long Island Sound shore


Name: Space (Celestial Body)
Description: The vast expanse in which the planets, stars, and galaxies are located


Name: Coins and medals (Artifact)
Description: In non-circulating coins and medals.


Name: Gupta period (4th–6th centuries) (era)
Description: Period during which Buddhism continued to be influential in India, and large Buddhist learning institutions such as Nalanda and Valabahi Universities were at their peak


Name: An Lushan rebellion (Historical event)
Description: A major rebellion that occurred during the Tang dynasty


Name: largest number of armored vehicles in South America (armor vehicle quantity)
Description: -


Name: thermophotovoltaics (Energy Technology)
Description: The conversion of heat into electrical energy using the Seebeck effect and thermophotonic emission


Name: Loch Na Keal National Scenic Area (Geographical feature)
Description: A national scenic area on the Isle of Mull


Name: Methods of jewelry creation (techniques)
Description: Techniques used in the creation of jewelry such as forging, casting, soldering or welding, cutting, carving and cold-joining


Name: Major firms (Business)
Description: Firms that were involved in the fur trade


Name: Johann Georg Faust (historical figure)
Description: A historical account of the legendary figure who came to the town Gelnhausen in 1506


Name: Pautu, Tetuanui, Bonechea (Person)
Description: People who returned to Tahiti with Aguila in 1774


Name: traffic accidents (Accident)
Description: Traffic accidents with 16 deaths or serious injuries per 100 million km


Name: Unspecified (Unspecified)
Description: No specific relation mentioned in the text


Name: census suffrage (Voting System)
Description: A voting system based on property ownership or wealth


Name: Mammalian predators (Wildlife)
Description: Animals with mammal characteristics, including fur and mammary glands


Name: sunspots (Phenomenon)
Description: The phenomenon that 7Be's atmospheric abundance is linked to


Name: Irish filigree work (craft or art form)
Description: A type of filigree originating from Ireland during the Insular period


Name: regional and local authorities (Governance)
Description: Authorities responsible for governing bus transportation in New England


Name: Divalent europium (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Eu and atomic number 63


Name: Beryl (mineral)
Description: A type of mineral primarily composed of beryllium.


Name: Chernobyl (City)
Description: A city in the Exclave of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, Pripyat District, Kiev Oblast, Ukraine


Name: Peak District (National Park)
Description: A national park located in central and northern Derbyshire, England


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


Name: Lombard families (Political Group)
Description: A group of Italian families who divided Euboea into three baronies after the Fourth Crusade


Name: Gold Jewellery (Jewellery)
Description: The oldest gold jewelry in the world dating back to 4,600 BC to 4,200 BC


Name: Ukrainian society (society)
Description: The societal norms of Ukraine


Name: Claude Shannon (Person)
Description: American mathematician and electrical engineer


Name: Special loyalty obligation (Legal obligation)
Description: The reason why Beamte handle specific tasks of official nature


Name: Euronext Paris (Stock Exchange)
Description: The French branch of NYSE Euronext


Name: - (-)
Description: Not applicable as no specific entity is mentioned


Name: Solid color like that of the cell displayed in the adjacent box (Material)
Description: A solid color that does not aesthetically 'read' as gold.


Name: India (Country)
Description: India is a source of the mineral.


Name: Parks and plazas (building type)
Description: the types of spaces that were designed during the Republican period


Name: Stackable Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed to be easily stacked for storage and transport


Name: Some Buddhist traditions (Belief System)
Description: Certain beliefs and practices within Buddhism


Name: Luxury goods (Goods)
Description: Prestige goods imported to Great Moravia


Name: Magnetic Domains (Physical Property)
Description: Regions in ferromagnetic materials where the atomic spins are aligned


Name: Cameo glass (Artform)
Description: Revived in the 18th and especially 19th centuries


Name: 2001 (Year)
Description: The year when Afghanistan experienced the U.S.-led invasion


Name: Global Demographic Changes (Demographic Change)
Description: A significant shift in a population's size, composition, or distribution


Name: Geography (Field of study)
Description: The field that deals with the Earth's lands, features, inhabitants, and phenomena.


Name: Parliamentary Democracy (Political System)
Description: The form of government in which the head of state is a figurehead, and the real political power is vested in the elected representatives of the people.


Name: washi (綿衣; hemp clothing) (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by court officials to commoners


Name: Xu Xianxiu (person)
Description: A person from the Northern Qi dynasty


Name: The Tractor Boys (Football Club)
Description: local football club's nickname


Name: First Emperor of China (Person)
Description: The founding emperor of the Qin dynasty of China, who ruled from 221 to 210 BC


Name: Imperialism (Historical phenomenon)
Description: An ideology in which one nation extends or defends its authority and jurisdiction over other nations.


Name: The Canadian Government (Government)
Description: the entity responsible for setting up the Canadian Diamond Code of Conduct


Name: Uranate(VI) (Compound)
Description: A mixed oxide compound of uranium and oxygen


Name: wood preservative (Function)
Description: Process to protect wood from decay and insect damage


Name: Norwegian Population (Population)
Description: Citizens or residents of Norway


Name: District councils in Derbyshire and Derby unitary authority (Government bodies)
Description: Responsible for local planning, housing, environment, leisure services, parks, tourism etc.


Name: Opal (mineraloid)
Description: a hydrated amorphous form of silica


Name: Possibility of understanding (Process)
Description: The potential to comprehend the nature and workings of something


Name: U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) (Organization)
Description: An agency of the United States Department of Health and Human Services responsible for ensuring food safety.


Name: South Africa (Country)
Description: Location where diamond extraction from primary deposits started in the 1870s


Name: Hyperbolic Function (Mathematical Function)
Description: A class of functions that have the hyperbola as a graph, and are named for their resemblance to the hyperbola.


Name: FossilFuelCombustion (Process)
Description: The combustion of fossil fuels to release energy


Name: Cuauhtemoc (Person)
Description: Aztec ruler


Name: Caribbean (Location)
Description: The area where Columbus navigated in 1502


Name: Mary Cassatt, Francis Seymour Haden, Master of the Housebook, Richard Spare, William Lionel Wyllie (Artists)
Description: Artists who are known for their use of printmaking techniques.


Name: Opium production in Afghanistan (ProductionActivity)
Description: The production of opium in Afghanistan


Name: Mid-ocean ridges, scattered hotspots, and rare flood basalt eruptions (Geographical location)
Description: These are the primary locations where magma crystallisation occurs.


Name: Sultan Mohammed III (Person)
Description: The sultan who protected American merchant ships in 1777


Name: Global Gold Supply and Demand (quantity)
Description: The total global gold supply and demand estimated by the World Gold Council


Name: Urea (Chemical Substance)
Description: A nitrogenous waste produced during protein catabolism


Name: constructivism and intuitionism (Mathematical philosophy)
Description: Philosophies that emphasize construction or intuitive understanding in mathematics


Name: spherical shape (Shape)
Description: The shape adopted by amorphous particles


Name: Greek myths (mythology)
Description: Mythology that was well-known by the Etruscans


Name: Winters are especially severe. (Condition)
Description: Description of the winter conditions on the Anatolian plateau.


Name: Plastics (Material)
Description: A synthetic or semi-synthetic material made from a polymer.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country that used Shinkolobwe's uranium resources to supply the Manhattan Project


Name: North Wales (geographical region)
Description: The geographical region where Great Orme is located


Name: [20th and 21st Century] Greek Opera Singers and Classical Musicians (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Experience (in martial arts) (Abstract idea)
Description: Black belt


Name: Jews (Ethnic Group)
Description: People who were forced to wear a yellow star during this period.


Name: a few municipalities (administrative division)
Description: Administrative divisions in Brazil


Name: lower RDAs for copper compared to the U.S. (Comparison)
Description: The fact that the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for copper in Europe are lower than those in the United States


Name: Volcanic Eruptions (Geological Event)
Description: Eruptions resulting from mantle-derived magmas reaching the Earth's surface


Name: Sottoceneri (Lugano Prealps) (Geographical Region)
Description: An area in Ticino with almost no coniferous forests


Name: Bess of Hardwick (Person)
Description: A noblewoman from the 16th century England.


Name: Rotary Sander, Orbital Sander, Sanding Block, Handpad, Belt Grinder, Matchbox, Diamond Plate, Diamond Steel (Tool)
Description: Various tools used for sanding or grinding.


Name: Asian Americans (Ethnic Group)
Description: People who are Asian and identify as Americans


Name: Simplex (specific type of polytope)
Description: An n-dimensional simplex is defined by (n+1) vertices and has a face for each subset of the vertices


Name: 80.2 years (women, 2022) (Value)
Description: the average American life expectancy at birth for women in 2022


Name: Iron smelting (Technology)
Description: The process of extracting iron from its ore


Name: Hindus (Religion)
Description: people who practice Hinduism


Name: Guatemalans (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Guatemala


Name: Donning clothing which looked simple and humble (action)
Description: Action of wearing simple and humble clothing


Name: Buyers (Individual)
Description: Person or group who purchases the hair


Name: a factor in the appreciation of personal style (Style Factor)
Description: Concept that is not regarded as a factor in the appreciation of personal style in Chinese porcelain


Name: Certain Features (Artistic Quality)
Description: Exaggeration of certain features such as slim male waists and large female breasts in Minoan figures


Name: Maasai Tribe (Group)
Description: East African pastoralist Nilotic peoples


Name: Community Regeneration Strategy Development (Action)
Description: The development of a community regeneration strategy for the islands


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


Name: Adding other metals (Process)
Description: The process of adding other metals to produce alloy steels


Name: Britain (country)
Description: Nation state that forms a constituent country of the United Kingdom


Name: Macedonia (Country)
Description: Ancient kingdom located in Greece


Name: Mstislav (person)
Description: disintegrated Kievan Rus' into separate principalities following Mstislav's death


Name: Melqart (Deity)
Description: Phoenician god identified as Tyrian Heracles


Name: women and menstruating individuals (Group)
Description: Gain freedom and liberty over their bodies


Name: Inequalities and social differences (social issue)
Description: Disparities in wealth, opportunity, or power between different groups within a society.


Name: Religion and Cult (Religious Belief System)
Description: A sun cult that was widespread in Central Europe


Name: the highest GDP per capita in 2018 (Description)
Description: Economic status of Canton of Basel-City in 2018


Name: Prince Regent John (Royalty)
Description: John, Prince Regent of Portugal


Name: Nobel Prize in Physics (Award)
Description: Nobel Prize awarded for contributions to the theory of radioactivity


Name: variations in composition of moldavites (Geological phenomenon)
Description: Derived from fractional volatilization, not similar to sedimentary or igneous rocks


Name: Pinkish-orange (Color)
Description: A combination of pink and orange colors.


Name: Manganese (Metal Element)
Description: A hard, silvery-gray, alkaline earth metal


Name: Gemological Institute of America (GIA) (Organization)
Description: Organization that developed systems to grade clarity


Name: Transcendentalism movement (Literary movement)
Description: Influential literary and philosophical movement in the United States


Name: Mantle Wedge (Geological Feature)
Description: The overlying wedge of mantle during subduction


Name: limonitic ochre, base and precious metals, marble, zinc-lead rich calamine ores, iron ore, deep-level zinc-lead deposit (mineral resources)
Description: Various minerals and ores that were mined on Thassos island


Name: Taraki (Person)
Description: PDPA General Secretary who was assassinated in an internal coup


Name: Brahmanical concepts (Concept)
Description: Ideas derived from the ancient Brahmanical tradition.


Name: Global Sustainability and Climate Change Mitigation (Environment)
Description: The efforts to ensure the long-term preservation of natural resources and the prevention or reduction of climate change


Name: 10 to 15 minutes (time frame)
Description: The typical time it takes for a plant paste to dry.


Name: Seal of Edict (Zhi gao zhi bao) (artifact)
Description: Imperial seal used by the Jurchens


Name: US and China (Country)
Description: Countries with significant power struggles regarding conflict minerals demand.


Name: Naxos (Location)
Description: One of the many islands that make up Greece


Name: Scotland (Country Subdivision)
Description: The country that this council area is located in


Name: Battle of Leipzig (event)
Description: A major battle fought in 1813 during the Napoleonic Wars


Name: Diamond Simulant (Material)
Description: In the 1970s until the methods of producing cubic zirconia were developed


Name: London (Location)
Description: The location where the technique was adapted in 1820 by Charles Warren and especially by Charles Heath


Name: Road from Sunndalsøra (Geographical Location)
Description: One of the three roads meeting in Oppdal


Name: Twelve Nidānas or 'twelve links' (Concept)
Description: A set of twelve stages in the process of death and rebirth


Name: plate tectonics (geological theory)
Description: The evidence that seafloor spreading provides in support of the Plate Tectonics theory.


Name: Auschwitz (Concentration Camp)
Description: One of the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camps located in German-occupied Poland.


Name: 219 combat jets (in 2021) (Military aircraft)
Description: In 2021, the Italian Air Force operated 219 combat jets


Name: Lattice strain (Physical property)
Description: The deformation of the crystal structure due to stress, inversely proportional to the size of the particle


Name: Coffee and cachaça (Food and Drink)
Description: Examples of national beverages in Brazil.


Name: High-performance bearings and specialized windows of technical apparatuses (industrial_application)
Description: Additional specialized uses of diamond


Name: Invertebrates (subclass of Animal)
Description: Animals that lack a vertebral column


Name: Gold rush (Economic event)
Description: A significant increase in immigration and economic activity due to the discovery of gold


Name: 61-kilogram iron meteorite (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: A specific meteorite found in Arizona


Name: Mongol attire (attire)
Description: Attire worn by the Mongols


Name: 1835 invasion of the Chatham Islands (historical event)
Description: Invasion of the Chatham Islands by Māori in 1835


Name: Manhattan Project (Scientific_Project)
Description: The project to construct the atomic bomb during World War II


Name: Activities and output of those who felt traditional forms were becoming outdated (Activities and outputs)
Description: The actions and results produced by individuals who believed the old ways were no longer relevant.


Name: Company would be deemed to contract an item to be manufactured (Condition)
Description: Companies subject to audit and disclosure requirements


Name: Linear acetylenic carbon (Allotrope_of_Carbon)
Description: A modification of carbon with linear structure and sp orbital hybridization.


Name: Sher Ali Khan (Person)
Description: One of Dost Mohammad Khan's sons who won the Afghan Civil War (1863–1869)


Name: Balkans (GeographicalEntity)
Description: A region in southeastern Europe


Name: Cultural Background Variables (Concept)
Description: The variables divided by Petrakis and Kostis (2013).


Name: United States Open Tennis Championships (Grand Slam tennis tournament)
Description: One of the world's four Grand Slam tennis tournaments


Name: Ugarit (Ancient City)
Description: An ancient city on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Spanish Accounts (Document)
Description: Historical accounts by Spanish explorers or settlers in the Philippines.


Name: International Railroad Signals (Transportation Signal)
Description: The standardized color system for international railroad signals, using green and red, established in the 19th century


Name: Medieval Kings and Noblemen (Historical Group)
Description: Kings and noblemen during the Middle Ages


Name: Ancient Egyptians (Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization of northeastern Africa


Name: Ancient and medieval idea (Idea or belief system)
Description: The belief that inorganic materials could be gendered into superior male forms


Name: Jewelry (Artifact)
Description: A type of product that copper is commonly used to produce


Name: its ornamental value (Value)
Description: The reason for mining Blue John.


Name: Strofilas plateau (Geographical Feature)
Description: A plateau on which the settlement of Strofilas was built


Name: Tobermory distillery (distillery)
Description: Produces single malt Scotch whisky


Name: Victorian Birmingham, England (town)
Description: Town where terracotta and tile were used extensively in the town buildings


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: West African country


Name: Red pyrope garnet (Mineral)
Description: One of the minerals characteristic of eclogite facies


Name: Valuable innovations for global progress and development (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Various Birds (Animal)
Description: 175 species of birds, including the protected ones like woodpecker and thrush.


Name: Prague Castle (Castle)
Description: The official residence of the President of the Czech Republic, located in Prague, Czech Republic


Name: Loss of sense of smell (Symptom)
Description: Loss of the sense of smell is not a symptom of manganism.


Name: Industries and Applications (Sector)
Description: A branch of economic or technological activity


Name: Introduced piece of Mantle Epithelium (Tissue)
Description: Artificial stimulus used in cultured pearls


Name: Consumption of Air during Combustion and Respiration (Physical Process)
Description: Process where a portion of air is consumed during combustion and respiration


Name: marble samples (Geological material)
Description: Samples from Milan Cathedral where bacterial and fungal degradation was detected.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in Europe, known for its strong neutrality


Name: People's Liberation Army (PLA) (Military Force)
Description: The military force of the People's Republic of China


Name: Cyclades, Karpathos, Saria and Kasos (Islands)
Description: Various islands in the Aegean Sea where Minoans established colonies or settlements


Name: Stanchions (in motocross and mountain bike industries) (Industry component)
Description: Components used in the motocross and mountain bike industries


Name: Lake Superior (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area


Name: Raetians (Alpine Tribe)
Description: An Alpine people, historically attested in what is now Switzerland


Name: The Great Diamond Authority (Fictitious group)
Description: A group depicted in the animated series Steven Universe


Name: Sustainability (Concept)
Description: The ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level without exhausting natural resources or causing severe environmental damage.


Name: Red Fox Kits' Coat Color (Anatomical Feature)
Description: The coat color of a red fox kit


Name: Castle Hill, Ipswich, UK (geographical location)
Description: A hill in Ipswich, England


Name: English regalia (Symbol)
Description: Regal symbols and insignia used in England


Name: The crystal is an octahedron (Crystal Shape)
Description: A shape that often two stones may be cut from one such crystal


Name: 31st State Senate District (Political district)
Description: Senate district in New York represented by Democrat Robert Jackson


Name: Microbial activity in deep subsurface environment (Biological process)
Description: The growth and reproduction of microorganisms in the subsurface layers of the Earth.


Name: Be-rich pegmatitic fluids react with Cr-rich country rock (Geological process)
Description: The only situation where an alexandrite can grow


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


Name: Seville (city)
Description: A city in southern Spain and the capital of Andalusia


Name: Olaf IV (Monarch)
Description: The monarch who ruled Norway and Denmark under a personal union


Name: Tritium (Isotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of hydrogen


Name: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (Government Ministry)
Description: In charge of performance benchmarking of utilities in Japan


Name: China (Geographical Area)
Description: One of the areas where woodcut has been extensively used.


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A European country located mainly in North-West Europe.


Name: 350 to 1500 meters below sea level (Depth)
Description: The depth at which some Corallium species grow.


Name: Hatch Act of 1939 (Law)
Description: The law that restricts civil servants from engaging in political activities


Name: the teaching of the Sea-God (Concept)
Description: Advice given by the Sea-God


Name: Mantle (Geological feature)
Description: The upper layer of the Earth, below the crust


Name: Hai River system (river system)
Description: River system that runs through the Taihang Mountains


Name: Economic system for garbage disposal (Waste Management System)
Description: Switzerland's method of managing waste, primarily through recycling and energy-producing incinerators.


Name: Homo heidelbergensis/Neanderthals (Ancient human species)
Description: Species of early humans that used fossils in various ways.


Name: Less noble classes (Social Class)
Description: The less noble classes began wearing and using signet rings as early as the 13th century


Name: Iron pentacarbonyl (Organoiron compound)
Description: A neutral iron atom is bound to the carbon atoms of five carbon monoxide molecules.


Name: Colorado River (River)
Description: A river that flows through the western United States


Name: Counterfeiting and Fraud (Action)
Description: These early coins were subject to counterfeiting and fraud


Name: ornamentation and decorative elements (design element)
Description: ornamentation and decorative elements often found in traditional Xianbei attire


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


Name: [9.02 in 2019] (Value)
Description: The value of the index in the specified year


Name: Tectonic_processes (GeologicalProcess)
Description: Large-scale movements of the Earth's lithosphere


Name: smallpox epidemic (disease)
Description: An epidemic that occurred during the Spanish invasion


Name: Capitals (Second Temple) (Architectural Feature)
Description: The topmost parts of the pillars supporting the roof of the Second Temple.


Name: cartographic vandalism (purpose of deliberate errors)
Description: A mapmaker intentionally adding false or misleading features


Name: Silicon (Element)
Description: An element in the periodic table, represented by the symbol Si.


Name: Miladinov brothers (person)
Description: Reformers from the region who were part of the Bulgarian National Revival in the 19th century


Name: relatively low levels of the dark pigment eumelanin (Pigment)
Description: The lesser amount of pigment responsible for red hair color


Name: North Macedonia (country)
Description: A country located in Southeastern Europe


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Indicates that the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant was operated at low power


Name: Gorgonia nobilis (Species)
Description: An older name for red coral.


Name: Environment in Valley of Mexico (Environment)
Description: The natural surroundings of the Valley of Mexico


Name: Fastener (Hardware Device)
Description: A device that mechanically joins or affixes two or more objects together.


Name: proportion of the upper outer garment to lower skirt (clothing proportion)
Description: compared with the clothing of the Tang dynasty, the proportion was significantly inverted


Name: Roman Empire (Ancient Empire)
Description: The Roman civilization and its government during the time of the Roman Republic, the Roman Kingdom, and the Roman Empire


Name: Dia (Place)
Description: A name given to several small craggy islands in the Aegean sea


Name: Gem mining (Economic activity)
Description: The generation of income from gem extraction


Name: countries within a country (Description)
Description: A term used to describe the United Kingdom by some


Name: Chinese culture and identity (Cultural symbol)
Description: The representation of the cultural and national essence of China.


Name: Five Buddhist temples of the 88-temple Shikoku Pilgrimage (Temples)
Description: The five temples that are part of the Shikoku Pilgrimage


Name: 2% (Percentage)
Description: The rate of population change due to births and deaths in Collonges between 2000–2010


Name: Elder Brother (Person)
Description: Older brother in the story


Name: Benjamin Silliman (Person)
Description: An American chemist and science educator.


Name: Air (Geographical_region)
Description: The gaseous component of the Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Bronx River (River)
Description: A river that flows through the Bronx and Westchester County


Name: Halogens (Group 17 elements)
Description: At room temperature (fluorine), 300°C (chlorine), and 500°C (bromine and iodine)


Name: Vasyl Lomachenko (person)
Description: Ukrainian boxer


Name: Boric Oxide (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula B2O3, also known as orthoboric acid in its aqueous solution.


Name: the late Swiss gemologist Edward Gubelin (Person)
Description: Swiss gemologist who first identified maw sit sit


Name: Slavs (ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group known to the Roman world in the 6th century


Name: Filigree (Art Technique)
Description: A type of metalworking that uses fine wire to create intricate patterns and designs.


Name: Art Photography (Field)
Description: The practice of taking photographs as a form of art


Name: High-pressure oxygen tanks (Container)
Description: Storage method for oxygen gas


Name: 5,315 square miles (13,770 km2) (Quantity)
Description: Total area of Okanogan County


Name: Polyhedroid Agate (Mineral Formation)
Description: A type of agate that forms in a flat-sided shape similar to a polyhedron


Name: European Movement in Munich (Event)
Description: A meeting of the European Movement held in Munich


Name: Karl Blodig (Individual)
Description: A mountaineer who successfully climbed all the major 4,000 m peaks


Name: Archipelago (Geographical_area)
Description: An area of land consisting of a cluster of islands.


Name: Meeting and union of genders (Cultural practice)
Description: Manifestation of the meeting and union of male and female genders


Name: TOLO and Shamshad TV (Television Channel)
Description: Examples of private television channels in Afghanistan


Name: Holmquist 1916 (Person)
Description: A scientist who gave the term


Name: Duchy of Burgundia Minor (Political entity)
Description: A historical duchy ruled by the emperors of the house of Zähringen


Name: Loans and Financing (EIB) (Financial Support)
Description: The European Investment Bank offers loans and financing for projects in Europe.


Name: Minas Gerais (State)
Description: A federal unit of Brazil


Name: Raetia (province) (Province)
Description: A Roman province established in 15 BC


Name: 300 million (quantitative value)
Description: Currently estimated population count of the Slavic ethnicity


Name: Historic railroad route (Transportation_route)
Description: A former railway route


Name: Spain's High-Speed Train (Transportation Vehicle)
Description: The high-speed train operated in Spain's high-speed rail network


Name: rough stones (Stones)
Description: The uncut form of synthetic diamonds.


Name: Writers and Artists (Group)
Description: Group of writers and artists who visited Morocco during the 1950s and 1960s


Name: [Ca12(SiO4)4O2F]3+ anions in octahedral and cations in tetrahedral coordination with [K(SO4)2]3 modules (Mineral Structure Component)
Description: -


Name: Jade Use in Korea (Cultural Practice)
Description: A long-term tradition of using jade and other greenstones, which started from the Middle Mumun Pottery Period.


Name: United States (country)
Description: Country where importation of the beetle is outlawed


Name: Jewelry arts schools (Educational institution)
Description: Schools focusing on jewelry arts and goldsmithing


Name: Ochre (Mineral Pigment)
Description: A type of pigment made from clay and iron oxides, used for painting and decoration.


Name: LanthanumH2 (Compound)
Description: A black, pyrophoric, brittle, conducting compound with the calcium fluoride structure


Name: Citrobacter (Bacteria)
Description: A bacterium that can absorb and encrust itself with uranyl phosphate crystals


Name: a notable punk scene (Scene)
Description: Ipswich had a significant punk music scene


Name: 19th-century (time_period)
Description: The period between 1801 and 1900.


Name: Atmospheric Science (Scientific Field)
Description: Field developed to forecast weather and study air pollution, climate, and climate change


Name: 6,639,000 (French speakers) (Population)
Description: The number of French speakers in Tunisia


Name: Ten largest economies globally (Economic ranking)
Description: Ranked by purchasing power parity and nominal GDP


Name: Private within society (Condition)
Description: Within Minoan society


Name: Aztec I to IV (Art)
Description: Distinctive ceramic styles


Name: Gemstone enthusiasts (Group)
Description: Lemon yellow colors in cat's eye chrysoberyl are also popular and attractive to gemstone enthusiasts


Name: Volcanism in the overlying volcanic arc (Geological phenomenon)
Description: The occurrence of volcanic activity in the upper part of a volcano or volcanic arc


Name: Hot s-process (Nuclear Process)
Description: Produced in a 'hot' s-process.


Name: Adonis (mythological figure)
Description: The pomegranate was believed to have originated from the blood of Adonis in Greek mythology


Name: Natural sharpening stone (tool)
Description: A tool used for sharpening a knife by an individual to achieve a convex grind


Name: Adverse Health Effects (Health Condition)
Description: Negative changes in health status as a result of exposure to harmful agents


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion that developed in the Arabian Peninsula in the 7th century CE.


Name: Approximately 10,000 mergers and acquisitions from 2010 to 2016 (Quantity Value)
Description: Number of mergers and acquisitions done by banks from 2010 to 2016


Name: CargoNet and OnRail (Company)
Description: Companies operating freight trains in Norway


Name: Second Polish Republic (Country)
Description: Republic of Poland between the two World Wars


Name: Phyllosilicates (Type of silicate mineral)
Description: Typically have flexible, elastic, transparent layers that are electrical insulators and can be split into very thin flakes


Name: Social services sector (Social resource)
Description: the organizations, institutions, and programs that provide assistance to vulnerable individuals and communities


Name: Berber rebels (Group)
Description: The group of Berbers who participated in the revolt


Name: research and technological innovation (Subject)
Description: Financial support for research and technological innovation in Benin


Name: Prosperity (Economic State)
Description: Period of economic growth in Faial Island


Name: Metasilicate (Silicate)
Description: A member of silicate family with the formula SiO2−3 (x = 1).


Name: Bringing these metamorphic rocks to the surface (Geological process)
Description: According to Lewis Leigh Fermor


Name: World's gold reserves (Resource)
Description: The total amount of gold held in the world


Name: Gustavo Petro (Politician)
Description: Left-wing rival of Iván Duque


Name: Fishing on Isle of Mull (Activity)
Description: There is some fishing on the island


Name: Water and Class D extinguishers (Substance and fire-fighting equipment)
Description: Fire extinguishers based on water accelerate sodium fires


Name: Merovingian (ancient culture)
Description: A Frankish dynasty ruling the Merovingian Kingdom


Name: Occupation (concept)
Description: A job or profession that a person holds or is qualified to hold


Name: Chornobyl (common artemisia) (Variant of Name)
Description: Another alternate spelling for Chernobyl, based on its original name


Name: Côte du Vent (Historical Name)
Description: Name used to refer to the area due to perennial local off-shore weather conditions


Name: Claude Louis Berthollet, Gaspard Monge and C. A. Vandermonde (Persons)
Description: French scientists who confirmed that graphite is mostly Carbon in 1786.


Name: King Willem-Alexander (Monarch)
Description: Current monarch and head of state of the Netherlands


Name: Lapidary techniques (Art)
Description: Techniques for lapidary products.


Name: Duc de Bourbon (Person)
Description: Established the Chantilly porcelain factory


Name: Mineralogy (Subdiscipline)
Description: The study of minerals, their properties, and occurrences


Name: Aruj and Hayreddin Barbarossa (historical figures)
Description: Turkish privateer brothers who founded the Regency of Algiers


Name: Maharaja Ranjit Singh (individual)
Description: A historical figure who was the Maharaja of the Sikh Empire


Name: After the ban of 'Blue White' term (Event)
Description: The event when the U.S. Federal Trade Commission outlawed the use of the term Blue White


Name: Ivory Coast cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The traditional food of Ivory Coast


Name: Phosphors for fluorescent lights (Material)
Description: A substance that glows when excited by light or radiation


Name: the Pharaohs in Egypt, the Vedic Kings in India, the Tribes of Israel, and the Maya civilization in North America (Historical periods)
Description: Time periods when metalworking started to have value attached to them.


Name: Greco Buddhist Art (Art)
Description: A style of art blending Greek and Buddhist elements


Name: eurozone (Monetary Union)
Description: A monetary union of 19 European countries which have adopted the euro as their currency


Name: 52 public airports (Airport)
Description: Airports open to the general public


Name: Beryl (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that can form in pegmatite fluid rich in beryllium


Name: Lorenzo de' Medici (Person)
Description: Owner of Felix or Diomedes gem


Name: Lutetium Aluminum Garnet (Artificial Crystal)
Description: An artificial crystal that can be grown using the Czochralski growth process.


Name: Figure-of-eight shields (shield)
Description: A type of shield with a figure-of-eight shape.


Name: Natural Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: Naturally occurring sapphire


Name: The Star of India (jewelry)
Description: Third-largest star sapphire, currently on display at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City


Name: Thorium Hydroxide (Compound)
Description: The hydroxide of thorium


Name: coastal halophytic scrub (vegetation type)
Description: Coastal halophytic scrub that can be found in Japan


Name: Poseidon (Character)
Description: Greek god of the sea, rivers, and horses who resided in a palace made of coral and gems


Name: national_income, economic_growth, and living_standards (Economy)
Description: What GNP is a measure of


Name: Purity (Concept)
Description: A value associated with purity in Western culture


Name: Dom Pedro I (Person)
Description: The first emperor of Brazil


Name: Iron meteorites (Meteorite Classification)
Description: Meteorites composed mainly of iron and nickel


Name: Plasma potassium level (Laboratory result)
Description: The amount of potassium in plasma.


Name: economic crisis (Issue)
Description: A consequence of the suspension and freezing of funds from international institutions


Name: Birmingham (City)
Description: The city is located central to Alabama, and was incorporated on March 18, 1871.


Name: Ooids, with a crystalline matrix (Specific Carbonate Rock Type)
Description: A type of limestone consisting mainly of ooids, with a crystalline matrix


Name: Streak (Property)
Description: The color of a mineral in powdered form, which may or may not be identical to its body color


Name: Significant to the economy (Economic impact)
Description: The level of importance or contribution of a particular sector to the overall economy


Name: a 'true self' doctrine (Ideology)
Description: a doctrine that traditional Theravada monks consider as heretically denying the fundamental anatta (not-self) doctrine of Buddhism


Name: Wild freshwater pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Pearls found in natural environments, which are significantly more expensive


Name: Cheeses (Dairy product)
Description: Dairy products named for the territory where they are produced (AOC)


Name: Manhattan Project's atomic experiments (Event)
Description: Gold electrical wires were used during some of the Manhattan Project's atomic experiments.


Name: Optimal colors (Color)
Description: The most chromatic colors that humans are able to see.


Name: Aboriginal peoples (Culture)
Description: Indigenous people of Australia


Name: GIA grading system (System)
Description: The color grading system used in the diamond industry today


Name: 5 re-established states of the former GDR (States)
Description: The five states that were re-established from the former German Democratic Republic


Name: Valleys (Geographical Feature)
Description: Landforms shaped by erosion