Name: Algerian Regional Cooperation (International Relations)
Description: The cooperation between Algeria and its neighboring countries, which aims to foster peace, security, and economic development


Name: Danube River (Geographical Feature)
Description: The Danube river where the Avar settlement area stabilized


Name: 12 (Number)
Description: The number of jobs in the primary sector of the municipality


Name: Colombian National Police (Law Enforcement Agency)
Description: Branch of Colombian military


Name: Mikulčice (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site located in Moravia, Czech Republic


Name: Anger (Emotion)
Description: An emotion that is also a common association for red


Name: Sardinia (Geographical Feature)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea, Italy


Name: Zinc supplements (Medication)
Description: Has adverse effects such as bad taste and nausea


Name: NATO (Military Alliance)
Description: An international alliance that ensures the security of its member countries


Name: - (-)
Description: More modern methods of copper extraction from malachite involve dissolving it in dilute acids


Name: Yellow or gold in their flag (Flag color)
Description: Representing about half of the world's population


Name: The Great Oxygenation Event (Geological Event)
Description: An event that occurred approximately 2.4 billion years ago, resulting in a significant increase of oxygen levels in the Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Ureteroscopy based on fiber optics (Medical Procedure)
Description: The use of a flexible endoscope for examining the ureters.


Name: Deep and Prolonged Depression (Event)
Description: A prolonged period of economic downturn.


Name: Western Art (Art)
Description: Art produced in the Western world


Name: Nurturing (Behavior)
Description: The act or process of caring for and encouraging the growth or development of someone or something.


Name: Electrodialysis and electrochemical intercalation (Technology)
Description: Proposed methods for extracting lithium compounds from seawater


Name: Spectroscopic methods (Characterization method)
Description: These methods can perform elemental analysis when coupled with electron microscopes


Name: Paul Gauguin (Artist)
Description: A French Post-Impressionist artist who was not well-known during his lifetime, but posthumously became one of the best known figures of this period.


Name: Battle of Ponta Delgada (Military Battle)
Description: Victory over Portugal in 1582


Name: Formal Vocabulary of Ancient Greek Architecture (Artistic Style)
Description: The division of architectural style into three defined orders: the Doric Order, Ionic Order, and Corinthian Order


Name: Competence in Spanish (Language proficiency)
Description: The competence in Spanish facilitated by the received media


Name: Buxton Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum that purchased the Black Marble collection


Name: Politically Revolutionary Visons (Concepts)
Description: Ideas about political change and revolutionary movements


Name: J.J. Sederholm (Person)
Description: Geologist who described rocks of this type as migmatites


Name: Pharmacies from selling cigarettes (Legislation)
Description: Prohibition of pharmacies from selling cigarettes.


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


Name: Land of the Blacks (Region)
Description: An ancient name for the North African coast, now known as Tunisia


Name: Euro (Currency)
Description: The official currency of the Eurozone


Name: U.S. Census Bureau's Regional Divisions (Administrative Division)
Description: New England is one of the nine regional divisions maintained by the U.S. Census Bureau


Name: Dawn (Spacecraft)
Description: A NASA space probe that was sent to the asteroid belt and dwarf planet Ceres


Name: Black and White Prints (Artwork)
Description: A form of art that uses contrasting colors, black and white.


Name: Hematite (Mineral)
Description: Mineral that gives brick or sandstone a pale red color


Name: Calcification of soft tissue (Physical Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by calcium deposits in soft tissues.


Name: true (Fact)
Description: True, figure size was often related to its significance within the composition.


Name: United Nations, Tindouf, Sahrawi refugees (Organization, Locations, People)
Description: UN, location of refugee camps, people being the refugees


Name: Soviet era, mid-1980s (Historical Period)
Description: The period of Soviet rule and the mid-1980s.


Name: Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin (Popular Issue) (Bullion Coin)
Description: A Canadian bullion coin that is the popular version of the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin.


Name: 1611 to 1634 (time period)
Description: The period from 1611 to 1634


Name: Taifas (Historical Kingdom)
Description: A series of small Muslim kingdoms that emerged after the collapse of the Caliphate of Córdoba.


Name: Silicon (Material)
Description: A material that significantly improves the hardness and wear-resistance of aluminium


Name: Barware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware specifically used for serving and preparing alcoholic beverages, including glasses, shakers, and strainers


Name: Arthur Conan Doyle (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Dietary Reference Intakes (Health guideline)
Description: The U.S. National Academy of Medicine (NAM) sets Dietary Reference Intakes, including Estimated Average Requirements (EARs) and Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs), or Adequate Intakes (AIs) for different age groups and genders.


Name: Calke Abbey, Hardwick Hall, High Peak Estate, Ilam Park, Kedleston Hall, Longshaw Estate, Sudbury Hall (Property)
Description: Properties located within the county of Derbyshire.


Name: 36° and 38° 44' N (Geographical Coordinate)
Description: A latitude coordinate


Name: Octahedron (Crystal shape)
Description: A crystal shape that two round brilliant-cuts are often cut from


Name: Whiteschist (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: An uncommon metamorphic rock formed at high to ultra-high pressures.


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


Name: Chalcedony (Geological component)
Description: A microfibrous variety of quartz, consisting of radiating bundles of very thin crystals about 100 microns long


Name: votive crowns, book-covers and crosses (artifacts)
Description: Artifacts that were decorated with engraved gems


Name: Statue of Ebih-Il (Artifact)
Description: A 3rd millennium BC statue found in the ancient city-state of Mari


Name: Linseed oil (Substance)
Description: A slow-drying oil used for blue pigments in oil painting


Name: King Christian IV (1577-1648) (person)
Description: Danish king who gave a bracelet of precious metal with a simple braided lock of hair as a gift.


Name: Constitution of Switzerland (Legal Document)
Description: The constitution of the country that can be entirely rewritten


Name: democratization process (political process)
Description: The progress of Taiwan towards democracy


Name: Not specified (Number)
Description: Total number of employed residents not specified.


Name: China's government (government)
Description: under the sole control of CCP


Name: Taiwanese companies (Companies (Class))
Description: Companies based in Taiwan


Name: Permineralized fossils (Fossil)
Description: Fossils that consist of skeletal remains or teeth; other fossils contain traces of skin, feathers or even soft tissues.


Name: Benchmark set of natural diamonds of known color grade (Physical properties)
Description: The GIA system uses a benchmark set of natural diamonds of known color grade, along with standardized and carefully controlled lighting conditions.


Name: Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (artist)
Description: French artist


Name: around 40 percent of active pharmaceutical ingredients (Quantity)
Description: Significant portion of the world's pharmaceutical production


Name: Green Party (Political Party)
Description: A political party in Austria


Name: Werkbund and Bauhaus movement (Art movement)
Description: -


Name: 1798 (Year)
Description: The year Abbadia Alpina was abandoned


Name: largest continuous mixed forest in Germany (Forest)
Description: The largest continuous mixed forest in Germany


Name: Fashion Design (Design Domain)
Description: The design of clothing and other fashion accessories


Name: England and Wales (Regions)
Description: Regions within the United Kingdom


Name: Lowland Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: Region in Europe that receives most of its water from the Alps


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


Name: 2000 BC (Time)
Description: Year when the Bronze Age in Ireland commenced.


Name: Ku Klux Klan (Alabama) (ResistanceGroup)
Description: The organized insurgent group that tried to suppress freedmen and Republicans in Alabama during the Reconstruction period.


Name: Mountainous, rough region with steep slopes (Geographical location)
Description: Oltu stone beds are formed in a mountainous, rough region with steep slopes which is 1,600–1,800 m (5,200–5,900 ft) high


Name: Christian Democrats (currently the CDA), Social Democrats (currently the PvdA), and Liberals (currently the VVD) (Political Parties)
Description: Three major political parties in the Netherlands: Christian Democrats, Social Democrats, and Liberals


Name: Middle Helladic traditions (Time period)
Description: Ancient Greek time period


Name: Purity, loyalty, and chastity (Qualities)
Description: Symbolized by white clothing worn by the priestesses of Vesta


Name: Minerals/Metals (Natural resource)
Description: Minerals/metals in the final product


Name: Roughly 1700–1860 (Historical Period)
Description: A period of time falling between the years 1700 and 1860.


Name: Simple capitals, fluted shafts and no bases (Architecture Element)
Description: Characteristics of the Doric columns in the Parthenon.


Name: 9 on the Mohs scale (Hardness measure)
Description: The third-hardest mineral after diamond and moissanite


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: In high-performance electronic devices.


Name: 50 years after the Greco-Persian Wars (Historical Period)
Description: A period of peace and prosperity


Name: Mild winters (ClimateAttribute)
Description: Winters with mild temperatures in Oppdal, Norway


Name: Pliny the Elder (Person)
Description: Roman natural philosopher, author of Natural History


Name: Indo-Scythians (Culture)
Description: Ancient culture that flourished in the region of present-day Afghanistan and Pakistan


Name: Dacite and Andesite (Rock Type)
Description: Type of volcanic rock


Name: Authoritarian Dictatorship (Political System)
Description: A form of government characterized by one-party or one-leader control, repression of political opposition and civil liberties, and a centralized command system.


Name: Inconsistencies in Waste Reporting (Condition)
Description: Differences and discrepancies in the reported waste data


Name: Abstract polytope (mathematical concept)
Description: A concept in abstract polytopes that does not require convexity


Name: Central and Eastern Crete (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions where the majority of Minoan Sites are found


Name: Gems (Artistic objects)
Description: The artistic objects that the Romans adopted Hellenistic styles


Name: Rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: Naturally occurring solid materials found in the Earth's surface layer or just below


Name: Attributes such as... (Property)
Description: Characteristics of the rock


Name: Imre Boba (Historian)
Description: Hungarian historian who again published a theory that Moravia's core territory must have been located around Sirmium, near the river Great Morava


Name: Passive margin on the then-southern side of the North American craton (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A geological boundary between a continent and an ocean, characterized by subsidence and sedimentation


Name: Process of Pearl Culture (Process)
Description: The accepted method for cultivating pearls.


Name: King Rudolph I of Habsburg (Person)
Description: King of Germany and the Holy Roman Emperor from 1273 to 1291.


Name: Komnenian period (Historical period)
Description: A period of Byzantine history under the Komnenos dynasty


Name: 430,000 to 540,000 years old (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which the artifact was created


Name: United States' Good Neighbor Policy (policy)
Description: As part of the United States' Good Neighbor Policy


Name: Greek Numismatic Art (Art Form)
Description: Art form to which the Greco-Bactrian Coins are compared.


Name: Council of Ministers (Institution)
Description: The highest executive body in the Spanish government


Name: Undisclosed Religion (Religion)
Description: Population group that did not disclose their religion


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe bordered by the Baltic Sea and the North Sea to the north, and by Austria and Switzerland to the south.


Name: 6.7% of Colombia (Percentage of population)
Description: Six point seven percent of the total population of Colombia


Name: Retrograde metamorphism of metabasalt at (upper) greenschist facies conditions (Geological Condition)
Description: Actinolite amphibole and schist are common products during retrograde metamorphism.


Name: coastal area of Saijō (Geographical Area)
Description: A coastal region within Saijō city


Name: Dutch, French, German (Language)
Description: The three primary languages spoken in Belgium.


Name: waste dump sites in developing countries (Geographical feature)
Description: Places where waste is disposed of in developing nations


Name: nickel (material)
Description: Metal solvent (nickel) used between the graphite and the seeds in the production process of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: Caves and Ice Age Art in the Swabian Jura UNESCO World Heritage Site (Location)
Description: The location where the artifacts were found


Name: Present (Time Period)
Description: The current time period


Name: the first year (School Year)
Description: The school year from which children start receiving homework daily.


Name: Lathe (Machine Tool)
Description: A machine tool which spins a block or cylinder of material so that when abrasive, cutting, or deformation tools are applied to the workpiece, it can be shaped.


Name: Volatile solids, Liquid MoF6, ReF6, gaseous WF6 (Phases of matter)
Description: Solid or liquid substances that evaporate easily


Name: Various tonal levels (shades) (Tone)
Description: Different shades of the blue sapphire


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


Name: US (Country)
Description: The country where the stockpiled uranium ore was shipped


Name: World Bank (International Organization)
Description: An international financial institution that provides loans to countries for capital programs


Name: Highly Skilled Workers (WorkforceCategory)
Description: Highly skilled workers in New Zealand


Name: George W. Bush (Person)
Description: The 43rd President of the United States


Name: Isolated forts (Architectural Structure)
Description: Forts built on strategic locations in the Mycenaean era.


Name: Men (Gender)
Description: Males in general


Name: Engraved gems (Artifact)
Description: Decorative stones with designs or inscriptions


Name: Panjika (Calendar Name)
Description: Another common name for the Hindu Calendar in Eastern India.


Name: Stuart Hall (Person)
Description: A British scholar who had an influence on the development of cultural studies at the University of Birmingham


Name: Ideas about Infinity (philosophical concept)
Description: The philosophical concepts and beliefs about infinity that ancient cultures had.


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: A Nordic country in Northern Europe


Name: Chinese proto-writing (Writing system)
Description: An early form of Chinese writing found at various locations and dating from around 6600 BCE


Name: Rock with small grains (Geological Feature)
Description: Feature that is not present in gneiss.


Name: Court (Area)
Description: Space reached from a propylon


Name: Calcium Oxalate (Mineral)
Description: Mineral that can be found in coal seams and other sedimentary deposits involving organic matter


Name: Qing dynasty clothing (clothing era)
Description: clothing from the Qing Dynasty of China


Name: Correlation and time-series analysis (Statistical analysis)
Description: Statistical tools used in data analysis.


Name: High content of volatile matter (Physical property)
Description: A characteristic that makes lignite easier to convert into gas and liquid petroleum products


Name: Henry Hudson Bridge (Bridge)
Description: Longest fixed arch bridge in the world when built in 1936


Name: Punitive Laws (Legislation)
Description: Laws stripping Massachusetts of self-government, known as the 'Intolerable Acts'


Name: health risks (Health condition)
Description: Conditions that affect the health of those living near waste dump sites


Name: Vinaya text (Text)
Description: Buddhist texts with vinaya rules for monasteries


Name: China Metallurgical Group (Company)
Description: For $3 billion in 2007


Name: Year of Minting (Information)
Description: The year in which a coin is produced.


Name: Electromechanical and Electronic Devices (Technology)
Description: Devices that convert, generate, transmit, and utilize electric power to perform human tasks.


Name: Hercules and two lions between the two pillars of Hercules (Visual Representation)
Description: The Andalusian emblem shows the figure of Hercules and two lions between the two pillars of Hercules.


Name: Charles Darwin and Amotz Zahavi (Scientists)
Description: Two scientists who proposed theories about the evolution of peacock features


Name: structural materials, catalysts, and reagents (use)
Description: Practical uses of aluminosilicates


Name: Rich people (Social Group)
Description: People who could afford silk during the Shang Dynasty


Name: Curvature of the stylobate (Architectural feature)
Description: The curvature on which the columns stand.


Name: Highly saline fluid at temperatures of 90–120 °C or perhaps a little higher (Geological Fluid)
Description: A hot, highly salty liquid that crystallised the Blue John mineral


Name: Taiwanese identification (Identification type)
Description: The identification as Taiwanese among the people of Taiwan


Name: Pliny the Elder's Naturalis Historia (Text)
Description: An encyclopedia of the natural world written by Roman naturalist Pliny the Elder


Name: 40Ca (Isotope)
Description: The most common isotope of Calcium with half-life 5.9 x 10^21 years.


Name: Westchester County Residents (People)
Description: The residents living within Westchester County


Name: Folk Costume (ladies) (Clothing Variant)
Description: variant of the folk costume worn by ladies


Name: Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts (Performance Venue)
Description: An arts complex in New York City on the Upper West Side of Manhattan


Name: Český Krumlov, Czech Republic (City)
Description: A city in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic


Name: ammonium tetrafluoroberyllate (chemical compound)
Description: A precipitate yielded by adding aqueous ammonium hydrogen fluoride to beryllium hydroxide


Name: Titanium dioxide (chemical compound)
Description: Industrially useful for depositing solid TiO2 via the sol-gel process.


Name: Anus (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Outlet for the sea urchin's waste


Name: the country's first agricultural trade union for African cocoa farmers (Union)
Description: Established in 1944 by Felix Houphouet-Boigny


Name: New England Patriots (Team)
Description: Professional sports team based in Foxborough, Massachusetts


Name: Ordinary freemen (Social class)
Description: Common people in feudal societies


Name: Temporary Strands (Grouping of Pearls)
Description: Groups of pearls that are used as intermediates in the creation process


Name: measure typical values for a number of wood species (Action)
Description: Determining the typical properties of various wood species


Name: Identifying (Geological process)
Description: Identifying geophysical methods such as aeromagnetic surveys, electrical resistivity, and gravimetry.


Name: all acids (Acidic substance)
Description: Substances with sour taste and ability to neutralize bases


Name: Herodotus (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek historian, geographer, and philosopher


Name: Blood Vessels (biological structure)
Description: structures found within soft tissue in dinosaur fossils


Name: coordination of knowledge-sharing among the universities involved in the World Bank's Centres of Excellence project (Project Goal)
Description: A goal focused on coordinating knowledge-sharing among the universities involved in the World Bank's Centres of Excellence project


Name: Earth (Planet Class)
Description: The planet where Australites originated


Name: Majority of the TV audiences (Audience Share)
Description: A significant portion of the television viewing audience in Turkey


Name: Golden Horde (Political Entity)
Description: A Mongol confederation that ruled over parts of Eastern Europe and Central Asia.


Name: Al-Aqsa Mosque and Dome of the Rock (Religious_site)
Description: The Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem


Name: Gneisses, schists and marbles of the Rhodope massif (Geological Structure)
Description: Thasos is made up of gneisses, schists, and marbles from the Rhodope Massif


Name: hydroelectric power (Energy Source)
Description: Power generated by water flow


Name: EMU (Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union) (Monetary Union)
Description: The economic and monetary union of the EU member states which have adopted the euro


Name: 2000 presidential election (Election)
Description: The presidential election held in Russia on 26 March 2000


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A material that is created by reprocessing iron to reduce the carbon content and adding other elements


Name: USiO4 (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of uranium and silicon oxide


Name: Calcium Oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A white, crystalline powder formed by heating calcium carbonates above their decomposition temperature


Name: Local historical society in Våmhus (Organization)
Description: Local historical society in Våmhus, Sweden which introduced classes in hair work.


Name: The secondary sector (Economic Sector)
Description: 15.08% of Spain's economy


Name: Schlieren textures (Geological Texture)
Description: Textures commonly found in granite formation within migmatites.


Name: Mixtec artisans (Artisan group)
Description: Skilled artisans from the Mixtec civilization


Name: a modified curriculum (Educational Material)
Description: The curriculum followed during the English language lessons.


Name: Carving Medium (Artistic Material)
Description: Materials used to create sculptures or other works of art.


Name: University of Leiden (educational institution)
Description: A public university in Leiden, Netherlands


Name: Bauxite (Ore)
Description: The main aluminum ore


Name: 17 (NumericValue)
Description: Potassium has a group of 17 in the long form table.


Name: Near East (Geographical Region)
Description: A region encompassing the eastern Mediterranean, including modern-day Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, and Palestine.


Name: Porcelain factories (Manufacturing_location)
Description: Factories that were established to produce porcelain, often financed by a local ruler


Name: several private religious schools (School)
Description: Private schools with a focus on religious education in Inwood


Name: European Commission (institution)
Description: One of the seven institutions of the European Union, responsible for proposing legislation


Name: Holy Roman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Historical political entity that existed from 962 to 1806


Name: La Celestina, Lazarillo de Tormes, Don Quijote de La Mancha (Literary work)
Description: Famous Early Modern works


Name: Radian (Unit of measurement)
Description: A dimensionless unit used to measure angles in mathematics and physics.


Name: Species taken from the Ottoman Empire (Resource)
Description: The species used for introducing tulips to Western Europe


Name: Secrecy of diplomatic communications (System)
Description: One of the three systems proposed by Claude Shannon in 1948


Name: Czochralski growth process (Technique)
Description: A technique for growing single-crystal cylinders.


Name: State (Government Entity)
Description: The state subsidises Ukraine's healthcare system


Name: King George Sound (Geographical_area)
Description: Major Edmund Lockyer established a settlement on King George Sound (modern-day Albany) in 1827.


Name: Jewish community (Community)
Description: A group of people living in Morocco who practice Judaism


Name: Copper (Material)
Description: The material commonly used in wave guides due to its properties.


Name: Northern Ireland (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom, experiencing communal and paramilitary violence from the late 1960s to the 1998 Belfast 'Good Friday' Agreement


Name: Muslim Population (Religious group)
Description: The Muslim population of Turkey, predominantly Sunni Muslims


Name: [industrial, agricultural, and technological applications] (Usage)
Description: Purposes for which manganese is used.


Name: Fractional Reserve Banking (Historical event/Economic system)
Description: A banking practice where a bank holds only a fraction of its customer deposits in reserve and lends out the rest


Name: Paul Grohmann, Michael Innerkofler and Angelo Dibona (Persons)
Description: Mountain climbers who focused on the Dolomites


Name: Aluminium smelters (Industrial facility)
Description: A factory or plant where aluminum is produced


Name: Engraving (Process)
Description: A process of incising or cutting images, lettering, or other designs into a hard surface.


Name: Nitrogen, Oxygen, Argon, CO2, and Water vapor (Gas)
Description: Main components of the Earth's atmosphere


Name: Inuit Mythology (Fox) (Mythology)
Description: Mythological tradition of the Inuit people


Name: Hexagonal Bravais lattice (lattice)
Description: A Bravais lattice


Name: One who produces paintings (Person)
Description: A person who creates paintings


Name: Forró (Music Style)
Description: A type of folk music prominent during the Festa Junina in northeastern Brazil.


Name: And his work had a profound impact on German and European culture (Literature)
Description: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was a leading figure in German literature during the 18th and 19th centuries. His work had a profound impact on German and European culture


Name: Carrara Quarries (Location)
Description: The quarries from which the Statuario marble is produced.


Name: Greek temples and Roman temples (Building)
Description: Temples from Greece and Rome


Name: Various priests and priestesses (People Roles)
Description: Individuals responsible for specific shrines and temples


Name: Electrolysis process (ProductionMethod)
Description: The electrolysis process that was used on an industrial scale in the 1920s


Name: the four noble truths not being formulated in earliest Buddhism (Buddhist concept)
Description: The belief that the four noble truths were not initially formulated in early Buddhism


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


Name: Standard Atomic Weight (Value)
Description: The average mass of an atom


Name: Magnesium diboride (Material)
Description: MgB2


Name: Castellieri Culture (civilization)
Description: A culture that developed in Istria during the Middle Bronze Age.


Name: Extravagant plumage during courtship ritual (Behavior)
Description: Characteristic of male peafowl as part of the courtship ritual


Name: Gem-grade and industrial-grade diamonds (Diamond market segments)
Description: Refers to the different valuation of these diamond market segments.


Name: Antônio Carlos Jobim (Person)
Description: A Brazilian composer and singer-songwriter known for his work with Bossa Nova music.


Name: Loupe inspection (Testing Method)
Description: A simple method for detecting treated and composite stones


Name: Polyamide, Steel and Wax (Materials)
Description: Popular materials used for 3D Printing


Name: Native wildlife in Tasmania (Animal group in specific location)
Description: The local wild animals in Tasmania


Name: over 2,349 nature reserves (Number of nature reserves)
Description: As of 2005[update]


Name: Holy Water (Sacramental)
Description: A sacred liquid used in Christian rituals


Name: First Success of Photoengraving Process (Event)
Description: The event during which Niépce had his first success with the photoengraving process


Name: Parliamentary elections in Germany (including Austria) (Event)
Description: The final elections to the Reichstag during Nazi rule, held on 10 April 1938


Name: South Italy (Region)
Description: A region within Italy that covers 63% of the agricultural area


Name: Gifts of the Magi (Religious Artifact)
Description: The gifts presented to Jesus by the Magi


Name: Enabling Act (Legislation)
Description: An act that gave Hitler unrestricted legislative power in Germany


Name: Power (Ability)
Description: The ability or capacity to do or act.


Name: Representative Democracy (Political Concept)
Description: A system of government in which citizens exercise power by voting for their representatives


Name: German Culture (Culture)
Description: The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterize a group of people


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: The geographical area known as the Netherlands


Name: Silica-Like Structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: BeF2 has a silica-like structure with corner-shared BeF4 tetrahedra.


Name: Light (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Visible light, including the colors of white sunlight.


Name: Maharajas and other royal family members (people group)
Description: Indian royal family members with the title of Maharaja or their close relatives


Name: clear, transparent water (substance)
Description: According to Robert Boyle's belief


Name: [Mg,Fe,Mn]3Al2(SiO4)3 (Chemical_compound)
Description: The chemical composition of the pyrope-almandine-spessartine series


Name: North Carolina State (state)
Description: the state where the county is located


Name: Igneous Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava


Name: works of Adamantios Korais and Rigas Feraios (Literary Work)
Description: works that prepared the Greek Revolution


Name: Totem poles (Northwest Coast cultures) (Artifact)
Description: Totem poles (Northwest Coast cultures) represent totems in Northwest Coast cultures.


Name: 600,000 Soviet soldiers (Quantity)
Description: The number of Soviet soldiers killed or captured during the Battle of Kyiv


Name: Gorbachev's government (Political Entity)
Description: Soviet Union government during Gorbachev's tenure


Name: German Confederation (or Austria) (Political Entity)
Description: One of the possibilities for a united Germany in 1848


Name: Yellow to orange-pink (Color range)
Description: Colors that 'fancy sapphires' can exhibit, with the latter being called 'padparadscha sapphire'


Name: 4th in the 2022 Index of Economic Freedom (Ranking)
Description: A position on the Index of Economic Freedom, which measures the degree of economic freedom in countries around the world


Name: Human Kidney (right) (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The right kidney in the human body.


Name: Advocacy of Johannes Georg Lehmann (Person)
Description: A geologist who advocated the idea of post-consolidation crushing as a factor in the development of granulites


Name: 1975 (Year)
Description: A specific year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: Constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary democracy


Name: Greece's economy (Economy)
Description: The economic system and structure of Greece


Name: with figures depicting the passage of time over the course of a full day (Sculptural work)
Description: Remaining sculptures that represent time


Name: Sibson's classification of fault rocks (1977) (Classification scheme)
Description: The first classification scheme that included an understanding of the deformation mechanisms involved in cataclastic rocks


Name: Carbonado (Mineral)
Description: A type of diamond characterized by a polycrystalline texture


Name: Technology and Innovation Center (Category)
Description: A city that is a global hub for technology and innovation, hosting major tech companies, startups, and influential tech leaders.


Name: Blueschist facies (Geological feature)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock that forms under high pressure and low temperature conditions


Name: Opalescence (Phenomenon)
Description: A unique and beautiful phenomenon observed in precious opal


Name: Italy, Iran, Afghanistan (Country)
Description: Other places where demantoids are found


Name: Red Paint (Paint)
Description: Red paint used to honor Roman generals who received a triumph


Name: Other Buddhist groups (Religion)
Description: Groups with which Mahayana Buddhism was in tension


Name: lower educational attainment among affected children (Educational outcome)
Description: A lower level of academic achievement among children affected by poverty


Name: May Fourth Movement (Social movement)
Description: -


Name: Mongols and Yugurs (ethnic groups)
Description: ethnic minority groups in China that practice Tibetan Buddhism


Name: Byzantine Era (Era)
Description: The Byzantine era in the history of the Eastern Roman Empire.


Name: Unproven anti-disease effects (health claims)
Description: Claims made by POM Wonderful regarding the health benefits of their product


Name: Christopher Columbus (Person)
Description: Italian navigator whose last name was used to name Colombia


Name: Electrified rail network in Switzerland (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: Virtually 100% of the Swiss railway system


Name: Lionel Zinsou (Politician)
Description: Former political candidate in Benin


Name: Polished copper mirror (Object)
Description: Crafted from 4000 BCE


Name: Roman Empire (Polity)
Description: The succession of the Byzantine Empire to the Roman Empire


Name: hypertension (MedicalCondition)
Description: A medical condition characterized by high blood pressure


Name: Georg Bauer (Georgius Agricola) (Person)
Description: Doctor and mining engineer who studied metallurgy in Jáchymov


Name: Norwegian romantic nationalism (Cultural Movement)
Description: A movement seeking to define and express a distinct national character in Norway covering all branches of culture


Name: Andalusite, Aluminum silicate mineral group, Kyanite, Sillimanite, Muscovite, Biotite, Garnet, Staurolite, Corderite (Geological minerals)
Description: The minerals commonly found in metamorphic rocks


Name: Influential theorists (Group)
Description: A group of influential theorists


Name: Toronto, Canada (City and Country)
Description: The largest city in Canada by population


Name: powerhouse (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is a powerhouse, with influence and impact felt globally


Name: Captain FitzRoy (Person)
Description: The captain of HMS Beagle during Charles Darwin's visit to Tahiti in 1835


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: Culture, providing humans with the basis for perceiving themselves as 'person[s] of worth within the world of meaning'.


Name: estimated 5 million deaths (QuantitativeValue)
Description: The number of deaths during the Balkan Wars, primarily among Muslim communities


Name: Earth (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geographical feature represented by the cong in later literature.


Name: shilling and pound as subdivisions of the penny (coin subdivision)
Description: A dozen pennies was called a 'shilling' and twenty shillings a 'pound'


Name: Mass Produced Jewelry and Imitation Gemstones (Jewelry)
Description: To mimic the appearance of natural gemstones


Name: Greenleaf Whittier Pickard (Person)
Description: American engineer who developed the first silicon semiconductor device in 1906


Name: Hibatullah Akhundzada (Person)
Description: Supreme leader of the Taliban government


Name: Military Dictatorship (Historical_Event)
Description: The military dictatorship that governed Greece from 1967 to 1974


Name: the museum (Museum)
Description: The Iyo-Saijō Station Museum which is located next to the school


Name: Council of Europe (International Organization)
Description: An international organization for European cooperation


Name: dA = r^2 \* sin(θ) \* dθ \* dφ (Geometric property)
Description: The differential area element of a sphere.


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization aiming to maintain international peace and security


Name: Census (SingularNoun)
Description: A count or survey of the population and other characteristics of a particular region or group, usually conducted by a government


Name: Must-visit Greece (Attraction)
Description: A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the wonders of this remarkable country


Name: Gravel (Geological_formations)
Description: A loose sediment consisting of broken rock particles


Name: Journeyman (British and Australian English) (sports term)
Description: A professional sportsman who plays for numerous clubs during their career without becoming a staple of any one club


Name: Great Sioux Reservation (Reservation)
Description: A reservation established by the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868


Name: 20th-century developments in painting (HistoricalEvent)
Description: Many 20th-century advancements were reflections on the means of painting rather than on the external world


Name: Hedangku loose rise (Clothing item)
Description: The clothing item that the mentioned trousers were developed from


Name: Berbers (2.2 million) (ethnicity)
Description: Immigrants in Europe


Name: Wunsiedel's mayor and town council (Political office)
Description: Local political offices in Wunsiedel


Name: 5 to 7 or 7 to 9 million refugees (QuantitativeValue)
Description: The number of migrants who moved into modern-day Turkey as a result of the Balkan Wars and other events


Name: Greater than India (QuantityComparison)
Description: The comparison of China's GDP per capita to that of India.


Name: Plutonium (Chemical element)
Description: A transuranic actinide metal chemically similar to uranium and neptunium


Name: North York Moors National Park (Protected Area)
Description: A national park in North Yorkshire, England and the North Riding of Yorkshire


Name: Kinetic Energy Penetrators (Weapons)
Description: None (implied: used in kinetic energy penetrators)


Name: Lowestoft (Place)
Description: Another town in Suffolk


Name: gem carving (activity)
Description: The activity of engraving gemstones.


Name: Akihabara Electric Town - Tohoku Shinkansen Line (Railway line)
Description: A railway line in Japan


Name: Many Metal Animals (Artwork)
Description: Metal sculptures used as aquamaniles, incense burners or supporters for fountains.


Name: Mined, naturally occurring diamonds (Natural object)
Description: diamonds obtained from the earth


Name: Democrats (Alabama) (PoliticalParty)
Description: The Democrats who regained control of the Alabama legislature and governor's office in 1874 through an election dominated by fraud and violence.


Name: Augsburg (Location)
Description: Johann Jacob Haid and Johann Elias Ridinger led schools for mezzotint in Augsburg during the 18th century.


Name: Euro 1980 (Sports Event)
Description: The UEFA European Championship 1980


Name: Roman glass (artifact)
Description: Glass objects used by the elite during the Roman period


Name: Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (the Quad) (International Group)
Description: Aiming to limit Chinese influence in the Indo-Pacific region


Name: United Nations Security Council (International Organization)
Description: United Nations body responsible for maintaining international peace and security


Name: Fossilized mammoths (Type of fossil)
Description: The remains of mammoths that were fossilized and venerated by an ancient civilization.


Name: improved dn/dT characteristics of the organic-inorganic dye-doped nanocomposite (Material Characteristic)
Description: Researchers credit the improved properties of this composite for the reduction in beam divergence


Name: 52.4% of Cube Volume (Mathematical Value)
Description: The percentage of the volume of a cube that can approximate the volume inside a sphere inscribed in the cube


Name: Birefringence (Optical phenomenon)
Description: The double refraction of light as it passes through a crystal or similar anisotropic medium


Name: Great Britain (Political Entity)
Description: A country located on a group of islands off the northwest coast of continental Europe.


Name: Slavic piracy (historical_event)
Description: An increase in piracy by Slavs in the Baltics during the 12th century


Name: Ensuring consumer safety and product performance (Purpose)
Description: Testing helps to identify any potential issues with the cosmetic product, such as allergens, contaminants, or inconsistencies in quality


Name: Buddha statues (artwork)
Description: Buddha statues that he made


Name: Spanish Conquistadors and Clergymen (PeopleGroup)
Description: European explorers and settlers who named the Aztec people.


Name: 'Red Marble' (Stone)
Description: A stone that is red in color and has a marble-like appearance


Name: Pollentia (Alcúdia) (Town)
Description: Town in Mallorca, Spain


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A country located on the island of Great Britain and other territories.


Name: Tunis, Tunisia (City)
Description: The capital city of Tunisia.


Name: reflection quality (Physical property)
Description: A physical property that describes the clarity or cloudiness of an image due to reflection.


Name: Alpine scenery (Scenery)
Description: The Alpine scenery that this group came to admire.


Name: Value (Numeric Value)
Description: The range of values for the thermal conductivity of CVD diamond


Name: Social, Moral, Thought-Provoking Reasons (Reason)
Description: The purposes behind the creation of art.


Name: Emily Dickinson (Author)
Description: American author whose work was influential in American poetry


Name: Hexagonal unit cell (R-centered cell) (Unit cell)
Description: The unit cell of the Rhombohedral Bravais lattice.


Name: Companies within an industry (Organization)
Description: Business entities involved in the same economic activity


Name: Accidents (Event)
Description: Unexpected or unintended events occurring in gem mining


Name: East Suffolk and West Suffolk (Counties)
Description: Former counties in Suffolk


Name: Colchester (Location)
Description: A town in Essex, England


Name: 7.0 micrograms per cubic meter (Concentration)
Description: The annual average concentration of PM2.5 in New York City's air was 7.0 micrograms per cubic meter.


Name: Luke the Evangelist, Paul the Apostle and companions (Biblical Figure)
Description: Figures from Christian religious texts


Name: Tahaʻa (Island)
Description: An island in the Society Archipelago with an age of 3.39 Ma


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


Name: Percentage of ethnic Turks in Turkey (Data)
Description: The findings from the 2021 survey regarding the percentage of ethnic Turks in Turkey


Name: The Mesozoic Era (Geological Era)
Description: The era that includes the dinosaur age.


Name: Design Team (Group)
Description: A group of professionals working together on the design project.


Name: Arkansas and later Marshall, Texas (Place)
Description: Geographical locations in the United States during the American Civil War


Name: Mars (three billion years ago) (Planet (Historical))
Description: According to Benner, primitive life may have originated from Mars before migrating to Earth.


Name: Silicon (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element used as the base material for many semiconductor devices.


Name: The Mammoth Site in Hot Springs (Research facility)
Description: The world's largest mammoth research facility, located in the Southern Hills


Name: Ivoirité (Policy)
Description: Exclusionary policy emphasized by Bedié to exclude Alassane Ouattara from running for presidency


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The Hellenic Republic


Name: the finding that dislocations are present in crystalline nanoparticles (Scientific finding)
Description: A discovery or observation made during scientific research


Name: Tahitian Pearl Oyster (Pinctada margaritifera) (Species)
Description: A species of pearl oyster used in pearl culture.


Name: different geographic regions and ethnic heritages (geographical region and ethnicity)
Description: Regions and ethnic groups that exhibit different vernacular styles in Chinese architecture, such as the stilt houses in the south, the Yaodong buildings in the northwest, the yurt buildings of nomadic people, and the Siheyuan buildings in the north.


Name: Silicon junction transistor (Device)
Description: The first silicon junction transistor, fabricated by Morris Tanenbaum in 1954


Name: a public holiday on the festival of the local patron saint (Holiday)
Description: The public holiday that is celebrated in each city or town


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


Name: Modern lists of birthstones (List)
Description: Currently used lists of birthstones


Name: Oxide Layer (Chemical Compound)
Description: A layer of iron oxides on the surface of iron


Name: Spectral Colors Violet and Indigo (Color)
Description: Does not include the spectral colors violet and indigo


Name: Position of Prime Minister (Position)
Description: The position of prime minister


Name: Taiwanese Hokkien (language)
Description: Language spoken by around 70% of Taiwan's population


Name: Global Waste Management Evidence Review (Study)
Description: A systematic review of scientific evidence on waste management and its impact on human health


Name: Kawamata Elementary School (School)
Description: Elementary school in Kawamata, merged with another school due to the Fukushima nuclear disaster


Name: Mexican history (History)
Description: History of Mexico


Name: present day (Time period)
Description: The time period when the superiority of mechanical cutting in engraving was proven.


Name: Calanda Bräu (Business)
Description: The largest brewery located at Chur in the canton of Grisons


Name: Argyle diamond mine (Location)
Description: The Argyle diamond mine, with its 35,000,000 carats (7,000 kg) of diamonds per year, makes about one-third of global production of natural diamonds.


Name: Tin Bronze Technology (Technology)
Description: The technology that requires systematic techniques for mining, smelting and alloying tin to make bronze


Name: Romans (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that ruled the Italian Peninsula from about 753 BC to 27 BC.


Name: James Dewar (Person)
Description: Scottish chemist who was able to produce liquid oxygen for study in 1891


Name: Early Humans (Species)
Description: A species of human beings


Name: Cutting off queue (Action)
Description: The act of removing a part of one's body, specifically the queue or queue ponytail in this context.


Name: Rock Burial and Compression (Geological Event)
Description: Processes causing burial metamorphism


Name: Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: English physician and chemist who isolated potassium in 1807


Name: Long narrow-sleeved yi with a wide band covering around waist, and a skirt underneath (Clothing Style)
Description: A style of Hanfu attire


Name: Street graffiti writers' signatures and murals (Artwork)
Description: The artwork of street graffiti writers


Name: Swedish (Language)
Description: The official language of Sweden


Name: St. Louis (city)
Description: The most populous city in the U.S. state of Missouri.


Name: Alaska (State)
Description: The 49th state to join the United States, located in the Northwestern region of the U.S.


Name: Spain's major fortresses (Geographical Location)
Description: The major fortresses in Spain


Name: Man'yōshū poetry anthology (literature)
Description: Anthology of ancient Japanese poems from the 8th century.


Name: Hydrogeology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of the Earth's groundwater, its movement, quality, and interaction with the environment


Name: Pyrrhotite-5C, 6C, 7C, and 11C (Polytypes of Pyrrhotite)
Description: -


Name: Mary Anning (Scientist)
Description: English fossil collector and amateur paleontologist who made significant contributions to the study of prehistoric marine reptiles


Name: Window Pane Test (Test method)
Description: A potentially destructive test for identifying diamonds, often deemed unreliable.


Name: open work (jade carving task)
Description: Specifically the cutting of slits.


Name: Wood and Wood Products (Agricultural Product)
Description: One of the major export products of New Zealand


Name: Overlapping of successive layers (Physical property)
Description: The overlapping of successive layers causes the iridescence in pearls.


Name: Sequence of Regular Polyhedra (Sequence of Polyhedra)
Description: A sequence of regular polyhedra with Schläfli symbols {3,n}.


Name: Artist (Profession)
Description: A person who creates art for a select few to understand or appreciate


Name: individual human refinement (Idea)
Description: the ideal of striving for perfection through knowledge and understanding


Name: Plating (Jewellery process)
Description: The application of a thin layer of metal to improve appearance or achieve desired properties


Name: - (attribute)
Description: The variability in the Si/Al ratio of aluminosilicates


Name: Silicon-burning process (Nuclear Process)
Description: Produced in the silicon-burning process from fusion of alpha particles.


Name: azote (Gas)
Description: Gas that does not support combustion or respiration


Name: Technology Transfer (Transfer of Technology)
Description: The sharing or exchange of technological knowledge, skills, or products between entities


Name: Some gems in a remarkably effective evocation of classical style (Artifact)
Description: Gems created under the court of Frederick II


Name: Sulfuric acid and Fluorite (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Sulfuric acid is reacted with fluorite to produce hydrofluoric acid.


Name: Phoenicians (People)
Description: A people of the ancient Mediterranean


Name: Machine Translation (Process)
Description: The process of translating text using a computer program or system.


Name: Ubayd Allah ibn Hamir of Toledo (Person)
Description: A rebellious figure in Toledo


Name: Frankish Carolingian empire (historical entity)
Description: Empire that controlled much of Western Europe from the 8th to the 9th century


Name: Brazil (country)
Description: A country located in South America


Name: Spanish Armed Forces (Military Force)
Description: The military force of Spain, divided into three branches: Army (Ejército de Tierra), Navy (Armada), and Air and Space Force (Ejército del Aire y del Espacio).


Name: Belgium Spa-Francorchamps Circuit (Sports Venue)
Description: A motor racing circuit located in Belgium


Name: Egyptians (Culture)
Description: Ancient Egyptian civilization


Name: Nucleation (Process)
Description: The process that lays the foundation for nanoparticle synthesis


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


Name: sugar beet factory (Industrial Facility)
Description: closed in 2001


Name: flora and fauna (Nature)
Description: The plants and animals native to a particular region, often used collectively


Name: Sion (City)
Description: the capital city of Valais


Name: Scientists (people)
Description: Individuals who study various scientific fields


Name: North Macedonia's GDP (EconomicIndicators)
Description: the total value of all goods produced and services provided in North Macedonia


Name: Aluminosilicate Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks containing aluminium silicates as their primary mineral constituents.


Name: Microwave pulse (Electromagnetic radiation)
Description: An electromagnetic wave in the microwave frequency range.


Name: Roofs (Construction)
Description: Structures providing shelter over openings in a building or vehicle


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


Name: 6 longpao robes (Robes)
Description: Longpao robes that were owned by this nobility


Name: Seaman-Drake Arch (ArchitecturalStructure)
Description: Built in 1855


Name: Greek Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: prepared for by writers such as Adamantios Korais and Rigas Feraios


Name: Rugby Union in Tahiti (Sports Association)
Description: The governing body of rugby union in Tahiti


Name: British West Florida (Geographical Area)
Description: A British colonial territory that included present-day Alabama from 1763 to 1783


Name: Culture (visibly distinguishing ethnic groups) (Social Concept)
Description: Symbolic markers used by ethnic groups to distinguish themselves


Name: Use of copper in art (Cultural application)
Description: The use of copper in artistic creations, often as a decorative element or for sculptures.


Name: history (Context)
Description: Historical context for comparison of the bushfire season's severity


Name: The use of hand-drill in intaglio gems (Activity)
Description: The act of cutting a gem with a recessed design using a hand-drill


Name: Coin Orientation (Coin's Orientation)
Description: The orientation of the U.S dollar coins.


Name: Neodymium (Chemical Element)
Description: A rare-earth element characterized by sharp absorption bands causing glass color change under different lighting conditions.


Name: Chip producing processes (Category of cutting process)
Description: Cutting processes that produce chips or swarf as waste


Name: Other regions (Geographical region)
Description: Additional geographical areas


Name: Intimacy and romance (Emotion)
Description: An emotion it is often associated with


Name: loss of Belgium (event)
Description: The separation of Belgium from the Netherlands in 1830


Name: Pausanias (Traveler)
Description: Ancient Greek traveler and geographer


Name: Waste Reporting (Process)
Description: The process of measuring, determining key causes and locations, and reporting waste


Name: Land Art (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the late 20th century.


Name: Number of firms (Quantity)
Description: The count of a specific category or type.


Name: Belgium (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Alexandrite cat's eye (Gemstone)
Description: A specific type of chrysoberyl cat's eye that changes color


Name: Negev (Region)
Description: A region in Israel where Stracherite was found.


Name: luminescence-based astronomy and astrophysics (Astronomy and Astrophysics)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to study celestial bodies, such as stars, galaxies, and black holes, and the phenomena that occur within them


Name: bentorite, ye'elimite, and hatrurite (Minerals)
Description: The minerals discovered by Shulamit Gross


Name: The Tazza (Decorative Artifact)
Description: A large malachite vase in the centre of the room of Linda Hall Library


Name: Spanish National Health System (Healthcare Provider)
Description: The national health system of Spain


Name: Tuckahoke marble (Marble)
Description: A type of marble characterized as a dolomitic marble.


Name: Mao Zedong (Political Figure)
Description: Founder of the People's Republic of China and leader of the Communist Party of China from its establishment in 1921 until his death


Name: influx of naturalists, writers, and artists (Group)
Description: The 18th and 19th centuries saw an influx of various creative individuals into the Alps


Name: Indigenous peoples (Group)
Description: People living authentic and unblemished lives, uncomplicated and uncorrupted by the highly stratified capitalist systems of the West


Name: Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization encouraging the development of the French language and cooperation among its member states


Name: Roman Catholic community (Religious Community)
Description: -


Name: Little Red Book (Book)
Description: The book in which Mao Zedong's sayings were published


Name: August 3, 1982 (Date)
Description: A specific day in the calendar


Name: Tarchna (or Tarquinnii) (City)
Description: One of the twelve cities in the Etruscan League, named after Tarchon


Name: Nazi Germany, Soviet Russia (nations)
Description: Co-opted the work of earlier artists


Name: Valais (GeographicalLocation)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Alleghany County (County)
Description: A county located in North Carolina, United States


Name: 380 km² (Quantity)
Description: Size of the island in square kilometers


Name: Nowruz (Festival)
Description: The Persian New Year


Name: Peak (face of a honeycomb)
Description: A peak in a honeycomb structure


Name: Buddhist Thought (Philosophy)
Description: Adopts a Middle Way without holding conventions to be ultimate


Name: several million tonnes of cargo each year (Cargo Volume)
Description: -


Name: Yuan dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Chinese dynasty that ruled China from 1271 to 1368.


Name: Mexico's indigenous populations (population)
Description: indigenous people living in Mexico


Name: not free (Classification of political freedom)
Description: According to Freedom House, in its Freedom in the World survey


Name: Ralph Goings (Artist)
Description: A printmaker, presumably creating traditional prints


Name: Adularescence (Gemological Term)
Description: The type of adularescence that describes the hazy-milky-turbid sheen of common or potch opal


Name: early Muslims (religious group)
Description: People who practiced Islam during the early period.


Name: Pig iron (Material)
Description: Iron containing impurities and up to about 2% carbon


Name: Sir Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: English chemist and inventor who was the leading British scientist of the early 19th century


Name: Japanese education system (Educational system)
Description: The education system in Japan


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A precious yellow-hued chemical element that is a malleable and ductile metal


Name: Ammonium Salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: Consistent with origin in the outer Solar System


Name: White-copper mirror, ten-span sword, Yasaka jewels (Object)
Description: The objects presented to the Emperor


Name: 1916 (year)
Description: The year Elsa Andersons Konditori was established


Name: King Charles III John (Monarch)
Description: King who reigned over Norway and Sweden from 1818 to 1844


Name: Geothermal Energy (Energy Source)
Description: Energy generated and stored in the Earth


Name: Hyponymy (Concept in Linguistics)
Description: The relationship between a more specific term and a general term, where the specific term is the hyponym of the general term.


Name: Nickel's (1995) formal definition (definition)
Description: A specific definition of a mineral.


Name: Aerospace and Defense (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, and other military equipment


Name: Oxygen Gas (Gas)
Description: Gaseous form of oxygen.


Name: Marbleizing (Artwork technique)
Description: Less elaborate form of scagliola used for decoration.


Name: Mn(III,IV) oxides and hydroxides (Compound)
Description: Chemical compounds formed by manganese.


Name: Florentine Liners (Graver)
Description: A flat-bottomed graver tool used for fill work on larger areas or to create uniform shade lines.


Name: Echinoids (deuterostome animals)
Description: The larger group of echinoderms that Clypeasteroida belongs to


Name: Politician (Occupation)
Description: Member of the Senate of Finland


Name: Chaouis (Group of People)
Description: A Berber group that practices semi-nomadic life


Name: Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes (Location)
Description: Valley discovered during the expedition


Name: Silicon (Element)
Description: Another component found in olmiite's formula.


Name: Digitalization of Bureaucracy (Action)
Description: The process of digitizing bureaucratic processes


Name: Airbag Propellants (Hazardous Waste)
Description: Chemical substances used in airbags


Name: Intellectual impairment and reduced intelligence quotients in school-age children (Health Impact)
Description: Decreased intellectual abilities and IQ levels in school-aged children


Name: Project Azorian (Operation)
Description: A CIA operation commissioned by Howard Hughes in 1972, originally disguised as a manganese harvesting mission.


Name: The twelve stones in Aaron's breastplate (Historical Artifact)
Description: According to the Book of Exodus, the stones representing the tribes of Israel


Name: art (abstract concept)
Description: Expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power


Name: November (Month)
Description: 11th month of the year


Name: unknown samples from the same mine in Namibia (sample)
Description: Material found in the same mine where Krieselite was first discovered


Name: Ottomans (Political entity)
Description: Empire ruled by the Ottoman sultan


Name: Tayouan (Place name)
Description: A coastal sandbar called by the Dutch East India Company


Name: bleu or blue (language)
Description: French and English words for blue


Name: More than 67,800 new jobs (Number_of_jobs)
Description: Number of new jobs generated by the automobile industry since 1993.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Country that supported the Afghan rebels through Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)


Name: Shanghai (City)
Description: The most populous city in China by urban area.


Name: Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) (Public Transportation Agency)
Description: Oversees public transportation in the Greater Boston area


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


Name: Number (Quantity)
Description: Lower than that of Cl2 or Br2 and similar to the easily cleaved peroxide bond


Name: Marrow (type of tissue)
Description: Other types of tissue found in bones include marrow


Name: Study (Document)
Description: Submitted with association's comments to the SEC


Name: Corrosion Resistance (Physical Phenomena)
Description: The resistance of a material to degradation due primarily to chemical reactions involving its atomic structure


Name: Etruscans (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ancient ethnic group of possible non-Indo-European or pre-Indo-European heritage


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


Name: Silvering Mirrors (Process)
Description: A process used to create a mirror with a silver-like appearance


Name: rural areas (Geographical Location)
Description: Areas outside cities and towns


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


Name: Ghent Altarpiece (Artwork)
Description: The Ghent Altarpiece by Jan van Eyck.


Name: Anecdote (Literary work)
Description: An anecdote is a brief, revealing account of an individual or an incident


Name: Theodoret (Bishop)
Description: Theodoret, who participated in the Council of Chalcedon in 451


Name: 90 members (political office)
Description: Number of deputies in the Gran Consiglio.


Name: Avicenna and Al-Biruni (person)
Description: Persian polymaths who mentioned fulgurites in the 11th century without knowing their true origination


Name: 2011 (Date)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Keshi Pearl industry (Industry)
Description: The cultured pearl industry.


Name: Inked or dry embossed seals and rubber stamps (Document authentication methods)
Description: Methods that replaced traditional wax seals in many contexts in the 20th century


Name: corroboree (Performing art)
Description: A ceremonial Aboriginal gathering or performance


Name: Cymophane (Chrysoberyl) (Mineral)
Description: Translucent yellowish chatoyant chrysoberyl known as cymophane or cat's eye


Name: Disorder (Abstract idea)
Description: Including the positive disorder which leads to change and new life


Name: Renewable Energy (Energy Sector)
Description: The sector dealing with energy generation from renewable sources


Name: Glasgow (Location)
Description: A city in Scotland with a former scheduled service to the Isle of Mull


Name: Galvanised feedstock (Material)
Description: Coated with zinc to prevent corrosion.


Name: Direct iron reduction process (Process)
Description: The process that produces sponge iron


Name: Modern Japan's economy (economy)
Description: Japan's current economic system and structure


Name: from north to south at about 2-3 species per degree in latitude (Spatial pattern)
Description: A geographical pattern of tree diversity from north to south


Name: social_inequality (Economy)
Description: The unequal distribution of income, wealth, power, or opportunities within a society


Name: True (Boolean Value)
Description: Indicates that Church of Our Lady before Tyn is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and a popular tourist attraction


Name: dc jet, electric arc, or radio frequency (RF) induction (Method)
Description: Methods used to produce the plasma


Name: Ireland and Gaelic culture (Culture)
Description: -


Name: Reticulated twinning (Type of mineral twinning)
Description: Interlocking crystals resembling netting


Name: topaz (Mineral)
Description: One of the earliest diamond simulants


Name: pottery industry (Industry)
Description: The industry that developed in North Staffordshire due to the availability of coal and clay


Name: Extermination of the Jews (event)
Description: the extermination of Jews that Hitler focused on instead


Name: Gold alloys (Composite)
Description: Metal mixtures containing gold


Name: Whitby Jet (Material)
Description: A type of gemstone


Name: Proteins (Molecule)
Description: Large organic molecules essential for the structure and function of living organisms


Name: Michelangelo's David (Sculpture)
Description: David (1504) has a contrapposto pose, borrowed from classical sculpture


Name: Navy blue (Color)
Description: A deep, dark blue color


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: Dishes (Object)
Description: Tableware objects that are used during meals.


Name: Su Song (Person)
Description: Chinese scientist


Name: Diamonds from Simulants (Action or Function)
Description: The ability to separate diamonds from their simulants


Name: [white, yellowish-white, yellowish-green, green] (Color)
Description: Color range of afwillite


Name: Napoleonic Wars (Historical Event)
Description: A series of conflicts between Napoleon Bonaparte and the European powers


Name: Cambrian 'Wrekin quartzite' (Geological Formation)
Description: A Cambrian geological formation found in Shropshire, England


Name: Light-emitting diodes and fluorescent quantum dots (Semiconductor Application)
Description: Devices constructed using semiconductors that emit light


Name: Penghu Islands (GeographicalFeature)
Description: An island in the Taiwan Strait.


Name: Power generation (Process)
Description: The process of producing electricity.


Name: AWBZ (Insurance)
Description: Automatic Work and Incapacity Benefits Insurance


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located in Western Europe


Name: Emergency Room Visits Due to Neodymium Magnets Ingestion (physical effect)
Description: Estimated at 1,700 emergency room visits


Name: Metal (Material)
Description: Material commonly used in jewellery


Name: Cuban War of Independence, Philippine Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: Revolutions for independence from Spain in Cuba and the Philippines


Name: silicon (Chemical element)
Description: High purity quartzite is used to produce silicon.


Name: Algerian state (Government Entity)
Description: The government of Algeria


Name: SSAB (Steel_producer)
Description: A Swedish steel company


Name: Peachick (Stage in peafowl lifecycle)
Description: Young peafowl, hatched from eggs


Name: Neo-nazi groups (Political group)
Description: Extreme right-wing political groups promoting Nazi ideologies


Name: Durable Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made with high-quality materials and construction, ensuring longevity and resistance to damage


Name: Sámi heritage (Heritage)
Description: The cultural and ethnic background of the Sámi people


Name: Metabasalt (Igneous Rock)
Description: Metamorphosed basalt


Name: Zircons from Jack Hills (Geological sample)
Description: Zircons mined in the Narryer Gneiss Terrane, Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia


Name: Polabian language (language)
Description: A language spoken by the Polabian Slavs that survived until the beginning of the 19th century


Name: Captain general (military rank)
Description: The father of William I in his military role


Name: *Sclaveni (Ethnonym (Latin))
Description: The Latin term used to refer to the Slavs in medieval and early modern sources.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: The country that has administered Christmas Island since 1958


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


Name: Regional-scale mixing and homogenization (Geological Process)
Description: The chemical compositions will be influenced by mixing and homogenization during melting in heterogeneous terranes.


Name: Etruscan Civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that flourished in Italy from the 8th to the 1st century BC.


Name: Every four years (Time Period)
Description: In North Macedonia


Name: President of North Macedonia (Political Position)
Description: Position in North Macedonia


Name: Animal source foods (ASFs) (Animal product)
Description: Collective term for animal products and by-products


Name: deformation of spherical polymer nanoparticles (Physical property)
Description: A change in shape or position due to an applied force


Name: silica-rich fluids from the volcanic material (Geological Material)
Description: Material that fills the cavities in volcanic rocks to form Agates.


Name: Mestizos (Ethnic Group)
Description: Descendants of mixed Spanish-Amerindian ancestry


Name: distribution of form or any kind of information is of crucial importance in the given work of art (Application)
Description: The concept that the arrangement of elements in a piece of artwork greatly influences its aesthetic value


Name: Buffer Blasting (Mining Practice)
Description: Use of buffer blasting in mines to control explosions


Name: In many cases (fossils) (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Fossils that are coated by a pyritic surface layer in many cases


Name: Portugal (Country)
Description: A country on the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Ivory Coast (Location)
Description: The country formally known as the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire


Name: William Shakespeare (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Florida (State)
Description: The 27th state to join the United States, located in the Southeastern region of the U.S.


Name: Danish troops (Military force)
Description: The troops that Gustav Ericson escaped from


Name: Culinary Institute of America (school)
Description: United States' most prestigious culinary school


Name: ClassD Dry Powder Extinguishing Media (FireExtinguisherType)
Description: A type of fire extinguisher used for fires involving metals


Name: Uranium decay to Radium (Scientific Discovery)
Description: Discovered that uranium decays to radium


Name: Pneumonia (Infectious Disease)
Description: An inflammatory condition of the lung affecting primarily the alveoli caused by infection with bacteria, viruses or fungi


Name: U.S. federal work force (Workforce)
Description: The group of employees in the U.S. federal government


Name: British Officers (Group)
Description: Group of British military officers serving in North America


Name: Chemical composition (Property)
Description: The elements and their relative amounts found in a substance.


Name: Small pink or red pyralspite garnets (Mineral)
Description: Abundant minerals found in this type of granulite.


Name: Cordierite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in the group of rocks called hornfels


Name: Salafis in Russia (Religious group)
Description: Salafi Muslims residing in Russia


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


Name: Red Uniforms (Clothing)
Description: Uniforms of a deep red color, associated with hostility in NATO Military Symbols for Land Based Systems


Name: Magma (Component of Igneous Rock)
Description: Liquid from which igneous rock is formed


Name: Local Hole (Galactic void)
Description: The Local Hole is a large under-density of galaxies within the Virgo Supercluster.


Name: Elegance (Aesthetics)
Description: -


Name: Aztec society (Society)
Description: The social structure and life of the Aztecs


Name: [Spain's Largest Fishing Fleet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andalusia#Fishing) (Economic Activity)
Description: Largest fishing fleet in Spain


Name: Matlock (City)
Description: A city and civil parish in Derbyshire, England


Name: Ylvis (music group)
Description: A Norwegian comedy duo and pop music group


Name: Number of farms in 2010 (Quantity)
Description: 1.6 million farms


Name: Diverse materials (Materials)
Description: Various substances used in sculpture throughout history


Name: Yang Liwei (Person)
Description: Chinese astronaut who flew on Shenzhou 5


Name: Ming dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The previous dynasty before the Qing, whose customs started to be forgotten and influenced women's clothing


Name: Russian literature (literature)
Description: Considered one of the world's most influential and developed.


Name: Proposed Migrations by Egyptian or Phoenician colonists was not discernible in their data (Finding)
Description: The finding that proposed migrations by Egyptian or Phoenician colonists were not discernible in their data.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: One of the countries where Anarchism was most popular.


Name: Diamond cut (Process)
Description: The process of cutting and shaping a diamond to achieve maximum brilliance.


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


Name: Ticino (Canton)
Description: a canton in Switzerland


Name: Peaceful, Negotiated Settlements to Disputes (Policy)
Description: The policy Ukraine has consistently supported


Name: mountains (Natural feature)
Description: Large landforms rising above the surrounding level


Name: $899 Billion (Monetary Value)
Description: The projected revenue for 2020


Name: Magyar horsemen (group)
Description: Group of horsemen who supported Eastern Frankish monarch


Name: Provinces of Netherlands (Administrative Division)
Description: The regional divisions within the Netherlands


Name: assistant professor (Job title)
Description: An academic rank at a college or university


Name: Orthoquartzite (under thin sections under a polarizing microscope) (Geological rock)
Description: Orthoquartzite observed under thin sections and a polarizing microscope


Name: Chinese civil service system (historical institution)
Description: A historical Chinese institution for social mobility through examination


Name: Mylonite (metamorphic rock)
Description: Fracturing and cataclastic flow are secondary processes in the formation of Mylonite.


Name: three of the world's ten-most-visited tourist attractions in 2023 (Attraction)
Description: Attractions that are among the most visited worldwide


Name: carbon and nitrogen-containing compounds associated with hydrothermal mineral inclusions (ChemicalCompound)
Description: The presence of specific chemical compounds in the Tissint Meteorite


Name: Partial Melt Produced by Migmatised Igneous or Lower-crustal Rocks which Crystallizes (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Crystallized partial melt from igneous rocks


Name: Arch of Constantine (Historical Artifact)
Description: An early example


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


Name: Derbyshire Feather Moss (Moss species)
Description: An endemic moss species


Name: seafood and dairy (Ingredient)
Description: The main ingredients used in New England cuisine


Name: Engineering Geology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of the Earth's geology in relation to engineering projects, including site investigation, design, and construction


Name: Coastal areas of Andalusia (location)
Description: Coastal regions in the area of Andalusia


Name: Unknown (Quantity)
Description: Could not be specifically identified from the given text


Name: 1 January 1838 (Date)
Description: The date of establishment of Arendal municipality


Name: Chinese term for 'green' (word)
Description: A term derived from two colors


Name: Mangfu, Douniufu, Feiyufu (Special Robes)
Description: Special robes that the emperor could bestow to people he favored


Name: Ancient Egyptians (ancient civilization)
Description: Civilization that existed in Egypt from prehistory to 332 BCE


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: A country where these pearls were produced on a limited scale


Name: French Education System (Education system)
Description: Centralised and divided into three stages: primary, secondary, and higher education


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


Name: The U.S. (Country)
Description: A North American country


Name: Encomiendas (Landholding System)
Description: Large tracts of agricultural land owned by Spanish encomenderos


Name: Unpolished Surface (Surface)
Description: An unpolished surface usually appears as a succession of mountains and valleys.


Name: For expanding the potential indications for BNCT treatment and making it more accessible to patients (Characteristic)
Description: Advances in Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) technology are crucial for expanding the potential indications for BNCT treatment and making it more accessible to patients


Name: Complex centers in synthetic diamond (Synthetic diamond property)
Description: Transition metal atoms are involved in complex centers in synthetic diamond


Name: Auburn University Tigers (College Football Team)
Description: A college football team that represents Auburn University.


Name: Tradition of Rock Crystal Work (Art Technique)
Description: A tradition of carving and working with rock crystal


Name: All microorganisms (Species)
Description: Microorganisms where copper is not essential


Name: Colombian Music (music genre)
Description: Known as the land of a thousand rhythms, blends European-influenced guitar and song structure with large gaita flutes and percussion instruments from the indigenous population


Name: Sodium with potassium chloride reaction (ChemicalReaction)
Description: The dominant method for producing potassium metal in the 1950s


Name: Quick burial (Geological Event)
Description: Quick burial of the organism after death for preservation as a fossil


Name: Fighting for areas within the congregation (Behavior)
Description: Competition among male peacocks to secure better positions for displaying to peahens


Name: Azulejos (Material Used)
Description: Tiles known as azulejos


Name: Europeans (Group)
Description: Represents the founding of South Australia by Europeans.


Name: 2% of naturally regenerating forest (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of naturally regenerating forest that is primary forest in Austria


Name: New York City's mass transit (transportation system)
Description: Mass transit in New York City


Name: Communist Party of China (Political Party)
Description: The ruling political party in the People's Republic of China


Name: Fluoxetine (Drug)
Description: One of the first antidepressants to avoid problem caused by non-selective interference with neurotransmitters


Name: Areas of the Crust Where New Crust is Created (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas where new crust is created


Name: understanding nature of soluble silicates (Knowledge area)
Description: Understanding the properties and behavior of soluble silicates


Name: Arising from Crystal Growth (Cause)
Description: Imperfections that arise during the growth of a diamond


Name: Red Fox (Animal species)
Description: A species of red-colored foxes that is native to most of the Northern Hemisphere


Name: Pinctada maxima (Species of Pearl Oyster)
Description: Largest pearl oyster used in the production of South Sea Pearls


Name: Cádiz (City)
Description: A city in Andalusia, Spain


Name: 124 tons (123.69 metric) (Quantity)
Description: The initial weight of the die block when it was cut from the mountain


Name: Area near the candle wick (Physical Location)
Description: The region close to the base of a candle flame where the wick is located


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


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


Name: Han dynasty attire (clothing)
Description: A clothing style of the Han Dynasty


Name: Sapphires with a unique color combination or phenomenon (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a unique color combination or phenomenon, such as parti-colored, star, or cat's-eye


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


Name: Abderrahmane Youssoufi (Person)
Description: The socialist leader who headed the coalition government in Morocco following the March 1998 elections.


Name: five MLS finals (Finals)
Description: The number of times the New England Revolution have appeared in the MLS Finals


Name: Skeletal Function of Sea Urchin Skeletal System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the skeletal system plays in allowing a sea urchin to maintain its shape and withstand environmental pressures.


Name: Thresher shark (Animal)
Description: A large species of shark known for its long, whip-like tails.


Name: Russian Armed Forces (Military Force)
Description: The military forces of Russia, consisting of the Ground Forces, Navy, Aerospace Forces, Strategic Missile Troops, and Airborne Troops.


Name: Copper ore purposes (Activity)
Description: The purpose for which malachite is mined primarily


Name: Slavic fortified settlements (Settlement)
Description: Fortified settlements built by Slavs during the 7th and 8th centuries


Name: the humite group (Mineral group)
Description: Classification of the mineral within the mineral world


Name: Meteorites found in Algeria and Libya (Object)
Description: The meteorites that were found in Algeria and Libya.


Name: Kristallnacht (Event)
Description: Night of Broken Glass: a pogrom against Jews in Nazi Germany and Austria


Name: Caliphate of Córdoba (Historical Kingdom)
Description: The Caliphate of Córdoba was a Muslim state in the Iberian Peninsula, based in the city of Cordoba.


Name: Verneuil process (gem synthesis method)
Description: A high-temperature process for synthesizing gems


Name: Manhattan (Borough)
Description: One of the five boroughs of New York City


Name: Ma Ying-jeou (Person)
Description: Chairman of the KMT and former president of ROC


Name: Lenape people (Ethnic Group)
Description: An Algonquian-speaking Native American group


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state located in the southeastern region of the United States.


Name: Old Calendarists (Religious Group)
Description: Account for 500,000 followers


Name: creation of landslides (impact)
Description: Creation of a threat of landslides due to washing away of loose sediments from mines


Name: Textiles (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of textiles, fibers and other materials used to make clothing, upholstery, and other fabrics


Name: 31,848 km (19,789 mi) in 1970 (Measurement)
Description: The total length of the railway system in Brazil as of 1970


Name: World Bank (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that promotes economic development and poverty reduction worldwide


Name: Work (1970 method) (Activity)
Description: The work on examining Hunsrück slate fossils using medium energy X-rays


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion with approximately 1 billion followers and a culture that is heavily influenced by art.


Name: Five Boroughs (Region)
Description: The five administrative divisions of New York City


Name: The southern states of the Seventeen Provinces (Political Entity)
Description: States in the southern part of the Netherlands.


Name: Greco-Persian Wars (Historical Event)
Description: The wars between the Persians and various Greek city-states in 499–449 BC


Name: Hanfu of the Ming dynasty (clothing)
Description: the traditional Chinese clothing of the Ming dynasty


Name: Chur (City)
Description: A city in the Grisons


Name: Lasers emitting in yellow (Physical phenomena)
Description: Lasers that emit light in the yellow part of the spectrum


Name: Ceuta and Melilla (City)
Description: Spanish cities located on the north coast of Africa.


Name: Coinage (Monetary System)
Description: The monetary system in use within a particular country or region


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Large eastern European and northern Asian country.


Name: Ghazni (city)
Description: City made important by Mahmud of Ghazni


Name: Drina River (River)
Description: The river into which the Jadar River empties.


Name: Microfossils (Fossil)
Description: Fossils found in chert.


Name: Cyanide Spills (Environmental Incident)
Description: Accidental releases of cyanide from gold mines that have occurred in both developed and developing countries.


Name: Grinding, Faceting, Lapping Processes (Processes)
Description: The main processes in gemcutting


Name: Iron Cross (Military Decoration)
Description: A military decoration introduced by Frederick William III of Prussia during the German Campaign of 1813


Name: Eastern art (art movement)
Description: Art movement of Eastern cultures influenced by Western ideas


Name: [pre-clinical and clinical medicine, physics, optics, electronics] (Field of Study)
Description: Nanoparticles have a wide range of possible uses, including in various scientific disciplines


Name: Livelihoods of those involved in gemstone mining and trade (Economic impact)
Description: The financial well-being of individuals working in the gemstone industry


Name: Baekje (Korean kingdom) (Historical Region)
Description: A kingdom on the southern part of the Korean Peninsula


Name: system based on logical division and rationalist philosophy (type of system)
Description: a type of system organized according to logical divisions and influenced by rationalist philosophy


Name: Piraeus (Port)
Description: A port city in Greece.


Name: Per capita income of Westchester County in 1999 (Statistic)
Description: The per capita income for the county in 1999 was $36,726.


Name: Western techniques of secular painting (Art Technique)
Description: Techniques that were introduced to Russia


Name: Byzantine Empire (Political entity)
Description: A medieval Eastern Roman Empire


Name: American Soccer League (1950–1984) (Sports League)
Description: An American soccer league that existed from 1950 to 1984


Name: Alcohols (Organic Compounds)
Description: And gives alkoxides


Name: Text on a piece of paper (Two-dimensional object)
Description: A common example of a two-dimensional object


Name: FIFA Women's World Cup and Olympic soccer tournament four times each (Achievement)
Description: The team has won the FIFA Women's World Cup and Olympic soccer tournament 4 times in each competition.


Name: water resources development and sanitation (Sector)
Description: Manages the country's water resources and waste disposal


Name: Neolithic (Time period)
Description: The time period following the Stone Age and preceding the Bronze Age


Name: Phidias (Person)
Description: Known for his mastery of the high classical style


Name: Germanic languages (language family)
Description: A branch of the Indo-European language family


Name: Several radioisotopes (Group of Isotopes)
Description: A group of unstable forms of manganese


Name: Damien Hirst (artist)
Description: One of the better-known members of the 'Young British Artists' group


Name: Nossa Senhora da Conceição (Sanctuary)
Description: A sanctuary in Ouro Preto.


Name: Resonances (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Oscillations or vibrations that occur when a system is excited


Name: Ancient Egypt and the Easter Island Culture (Historical Civilization)
Description: Cultures that seem to have devoted enormous resources to very large-scale monumental sculpture from a very early stage


Name: Government secrecy laws (Law)
Description: Legislation aimed at limiting government secrecy


Name: new focuses for sculpture (Artistic Focus)
Description: New areas where sculpture was prominently used, such as church doors and tympanums.


Name: Brussels-Capital Region (Geographical region)
Description: One of the three main regions in Belgium.


Name: Slaked lime (Product)
Description: Calcium hydroxide, obtained by reacting quicklime with water


Name: J. F. Kemp (Person)
Description: Discussion author


Name: a cliff (natural_formation)
Description: The cliff from which the old woman jumped according to legend


Name: Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont (States)
Description: Four states that are solidly Democratic according to Gallup


Name: Beef consumption (Dietary Practice)
Description: Observant Hindus who eat meat usually abstain from beef


Name: Europe, Africa, or Asia (Continent)
Description: Continents that most present Americans or their ancestors came from within the past five centuries


Name: Dry rock (Geographical Characteristic)
Description: Type of rock where pseudotachylites are found


Name: Growth pattern (Growth pattern of exoskeleton)
Description: Growth occurs by shedding the old exoskeleton


Name: American Gem Trade Association (industry organization)
Description: A trade association for the global colored gemstone industry


Name: Granitic pegmatites (Geological Feature)
Description: Large, coarse-grained igneous intrusions that are rich in minerals.


Name: Iron(II) sulfate (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound that is often used as an electrolyte, especially in urban areas.


Name: Connemara marble (Material)
Description: A type of actual marble from Connemara, Ireland


Name: Mountainous but not particularly rugged (Characteristic)
Description: The terrain of Thasos is mountainous, yet it's not very rugged


Name: Benjamin Franklin (Author)
Description: American author known for his political writings during the American Revolutionary Period


Name: Hydropower (Energy Source)
Description: Hydropower energy


Name: The stone pillar and wooden gate at Mount Ōmine (Artifact)
Description: A physical structure at the main trailhead of Sanjōgatake peak


Name: Harvesting Manganese Nodules (Action)
Description: A cover story for Project Azorian.


Name: administrative center of the GSA Agency (Agency)
Description: Operating the European navigation system Galileo and the European Union Agency for the Space Programme


Name: 2.7% (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of the total population that spoke Mandarin at home at the 2021 census


Name: [Major League Baseball, National Football League, National Basketball Association] (League Logos)
Description: In the logos of each league


Name: Allende Meteorite (Chondritic meteorite)
Description: The meteorite where panguite was discovered


Name: Conceptual Art (Art Movement)
Description: Movement in art characterized by the substitution of performance and publishing activities for material concerns


Name: Manganese Oxide (MnO) (Compound)
Description: A leachable form of manganese produced in the heap leaching process.


Name: Gondwana (Supercontinent)
Description: An ancient supercontinent that included what is now Africa, South America, Antarctica, India, Australia, and New Zealand.


Name: carving away parts of the block that will not receive ink (Process)
Description: The process where a technician carves away unwanted areas on the wooden block


Name: Forming a crystalline structure (Mineral structure)
Description: Solid structure formed from a fluid or materials dissolved in a fluid


Name: 72% of adults aged 25–64 who have completed upper secondary education (Statistical data)
Description: The percentage of Greek adults with upper secondary education


Name: Grandidiera boivinii (Species)
Description: A flowering shrub native to Africa


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A major monotheistic religion that emerged in the Arabian Peninsula


Name: Schmalkaldic War (1546–47) (War)
Description: Conflict where Jáchymov was occupied for a time by Saxon troops


Name: voters of Southern and Eastern oblasts (people)
Description: Voters in southern and eastern Ukraine who tend to support parties with a pro-Russian agenda


Name: Unique cultural lens for global communities (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Diamond Simulant (Role in Industry)
Description: The role of moissanite as a diamond simulant in the industry.


Name: The Path (Concept)
Description: Goal or method for attaining enlightenment


Name: Yellow-Orange Light (Light)
Description: The color of light with a dominant wavelength between approximately 570 and 600 nanometers.


Name: Tourists (Person)
Description: 85 million tourists in the year 2023


Name: Stirling Hoard (Artifact)
Description: Rare find in Scotland of four gold torcs


Name: Jobs in Alabama (Employment)
Description: Jobs directly or indirectly provided by tourism in the state of Alabama.


Name: Paris (City)
Description: Frits Thaulow was influenced by the art scene in Paris


Name: Jwaneng mine, Botswana (Mining Facility)
Description: A large-pit mine that produces a significant portion of the world's diamonds


Name: Silica (Mineral)
Description: From seawater from the Jurassic and later


Name: in some cases, as a commoner (such as Carl XVI Gustaf) (title)
Description: An exception to the usual princely title held by a son of a Swedish king.


Name: Glagolitic alphabet (Alphabet)
Description: The first alphabet dedicated to a Slavic language


Name: Natural pearls (Jewelry)
Description: Pearls that occur naturally


Name: a general definition for fraud (Definition)
Description: The general definition of fraud in Canada


Name: Various dynasties (Historical Dynasty)
Description: The category to which the specific dynasties belong


Name: BRICS (International Organization)
Description: Brazil is a member of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) group


Name: Materialytics (Company)
Description: A company that claims to trace the origin of diamonds using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy


Name: Turquoise (Mineral)
Description: A mineral example of the Triclinic Normal space group.


Name: Socialist post-independence development model (Economic model)
Description: The economic system adopted by Algeria after gaining independence.


Name: Allochems (Carbonate Rock Component)
Description: Grains in carbonate rocks


Name: Monastic Life (Buddhist Practice)
Description: Another form of cultivating Renunciation is by becoming a monastic.


Name: [SiO4]4- tetrahedron and Al3+ in octahedral coordination (Silicate structure component)
Description: The structural components of the Aluminosilicates


Name: Euros (Currency)
Description: €18.8bn in the year 2023


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Location where diamonds have been found


Name: Local Structures (Building)
Description: Structures constructed of Inwood marble


Name: Roman-occupied Gaul (Historical Region)
Description: The region of Gaul (modern France) under Roman occupation


Name: Atomic force microscopy (AFM) (Technique)
Description: A scanning probe microscope used for measuring properties on the nanoscale


Name: Gold Medal (Award)
Description: The top prize awarded in Olympic Games and many other sports competitions


Name: Fill Work on Letters, Wriggle Cuts on Musical Instrument Engraving Work (Application)
Description: Used for fill work on letters and wriggle cuts on musical instrument engraving work.


Name: A parliamentary system with a powerful prime minister, a strong constitutional monarchy, and robust local government structures (description)
Description: Key aspects of Japan's political system


Name: Intruded rock rich in carbonate (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock that, when intruded by magma, results in skarn


Name: Imperial concubines in the Song dynasty (people)
Description: Concubines of the emperor in the Song dynasty


Name: Orange Prince (Artwork)
Description: Later example of Warhol's work, portraying pop singer Prince


Name: Nomads and local people (People)
Description: Local inhabitants who combed the deserts for meteorites


Name: silicosis (Disease)
Description: Quartzite dust exposure may lead to silicosis.


Name: Belgian colonial administration (Organization)
Description: Governmental entity that administered the Congo from 1908 onwards


Name: St. Gallen (Canton)
Description: Another Swiss canton


Name: Non-mineral material (non-geological material)
Description: Material not classified as a mineral.


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The planet where the life forms that created stromatolites existed


Name: a distinctive vertical rock (natural_formation)
Description: A striking feature of the beach


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: Predominant religion in Switzerland according to national surveys


Name: Uniformitarianism (concept)
Description: The idea that active processes observed today have operated consistently throughout geologic time.


Name: Purity (Concept)
Description: The quality or state of being free from sin, guilt, or moral defect.


Name: Polyamorphism (Phenomenon)
Description: Similar phenomenon where the same atoms can exist in more than one amorphous solid form


Name: Mixquica (Historical Ethnic Group)
Description: One of the ethnic groups studied by Charles Gibson in 'The Aztecs Under Spanish Rule'.


Name: Golzinne (Belgian hamlet)
Description: -