Name: Cutlery (Object)
Description: Tableware objects used during meals for eating.


Name: Forest Population Regions (Population Type Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant forest populations, including the Bay of Plenty region and the Waikato region.


Name: n-type or p-type Semiconductor (Physical State)
Description: A classification of semiconductors based on the excess or shortage of electrons.


Name: Real projective plane (Surface)
Description: The antipodal quotient of the sphere.


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


Name: 53Mn/55Mn ratio (Isotopic Ratio)
Description: The relative abundance of 53Mn and 55Mn isotopes


Name: black (color)
Description: The color that Count Dracula is often depicted as wearing


Name: Antique jewelry of the Art Deco period (jewelry from a historical period)
Description: Jewelry produced during the Art Deco period.


Name: Wheat, maize, barley, rice, native fruits and vegetables, dairy products such as milk, yogurt, and whey (Food Items)
Description: Afghan cuisine is largely based upon the nation's chief crops


Name: Halite (NaCl) (Specific Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is table salt, has a pronounced bitter taste


Name: Diatom (Organism)
Description: Type of plankton that constructs its exoskeleton from silica


Name: Tropical Climate (ClimaticCondition)
Description: Regions in the north with tropical climate


Name: Mexica (Historical Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic group that had a leading role in establishing the Aztec empire.


Name: black lip oyster (Pinctada margaritifera) (species)
Description: A species of pearl-producing oysters.


Name: Red garnets (Gemstone color variety)
Description: Red garnets were commonly used in the Late Antique Roman world


Name: Association football, basketball, golf, cycling, baseball, softball, tennis and rugby union as major sports (Cultural activity)
Description: The major sports in Benin include association football, basketball, golf, cycling, baseball, softball, tennis, and rugby union.


Name: Automotive and Transportation Materials Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of automotive and transportation materials


Name: removing swarf and loose abrasive (material)
Description: Waste materials created during the grinding process


Name: Protovirgularia (Ichnotaxon)
Description: An ichnotaxon entity, including fossils originally misidentified as Edestus


Name: Nathaniel Ward (minister)
Description: First minister of Ipswich, Massachusetts


Name: Transparent gems (Gemstone category)
Description: Gems that are transparent


Name: Māori culture (culture)
Description: Distinct culture developed by the Polynesian settlers in New Zealand


Name: melted local metamorphic rocks (geological entity)
Description: Rocks that have undergone metamorphism and are melted to form the Darwin Glass


Name: Ole Borch (Scientist)
Description: Danish natural philosopher and polymath


Name: Shang dynasty (dynasty)
Description: A historical dynasty in ancient China


Name: Hermodike of Kyme (person)
Description: First known Greek coin issuer


Name: Pearl importers in consumer countries (Industry)
Description: Importers of pearls in consumer countries and their trade associations


Name: 238U (Radioactive isotope)
Description: Uranium-234 occurs in equilibrium with 238U.


Name: Roosevelt County, New Mexico (Location)
Description: An area in New Mexico where a large number of meteorites were found


Name: La Unica (Mine)
Description: The first opal mine in Jalisco, discovered in 1957


Name: Ching-Yun Hu (Person)
Description: A Taiwanese classical pianist


Name: Benmore Estate (Geographical feature)
Description: A 32,000 acre estate on the Isle of Mull


Name: ρ (Variable)
Description: A variable representing the radius of the sphere


Name: China (Country)
Description: A geographical location in East Asia


Name: Svatopluk (Person)
Description: Grand Prince of Great Moravia


Name: Crusaders (Group)
Description: European Christians who attempted to conquer Jerusalem.


Name: Sierra Morena and the Baetic System (Geographical feature)
Description: Main mountain ranges of Andalusia.


Name: Water conservation practices (Environmental practice)
Description: Practices implemented to minimize the consumption and waste of water in hydrometallurgy processes


Name: Arkalochori Axe (artifact)
Description: The only close comparison for the pictorial script on the Phaistos Disc is found on the Arkalochori Axe


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


Name: Regions on the edge of the Mycenaean world (Group)
Description: Other regions that prospered after the destruction of the Mycenaean states


Name: early and mid-Bronze Age (Time period)
Description: Periods in Bronze Age with increased rates of infectious disease


Name: Environmental Geology (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study how pollution and contaminants affect soil and rock


Name: Deep sea (Oceanic regions)
Description: Regions beneath the photic zone where deep-sea black corals are found.


Name: Beaver Swamp Brook, Blind Brook, Bronx River, Hutchinson River, Mamaroneck River, Saw Mill River, Sheldrake River, Stephenson Brook and Tibbetts Brook (Waterbody)
Description: Main streams flowing in the southern part of Westchester County


Name: Cell Nucleus, Golgi Complex, Endoplasmic Reticulum or Other Internal Cellular Components (Biological Structure)
Description: Structures inside the cell that nanoparticles would not typically enter


Name: European integration (Policy)
Description: The process of creating an increasingly closer union among European countries


Name: Village music (Berber Folk Music)
Description: Performed for dancing and includes specific dances


Name: Eye (part of a sewing needle)
Description: The hole near the tip of the needle that the thread is passed through.


Name: Atlantic Spain (Region)
Description: The Northern coast, including Asturian, Basque, Cantabrian and Galician cuisine.


Name: the early sound period until the early 1960s (time frame)
Description: The duration of the Golden Age of Hollywood


Name: 11th century (Era)
Description: Century characterized by the start of the Norman Conquest of England.


Name: Joshua ben Galgola (Person)
Description: The military commander of the Herodium fortress.


Name: Barrandov Studios (Film Studio)
Description: The largest film studios in the country.


Name: High-waisted skirt style (clothing)
Description: Skirt style likely coming from Central Asia


Name: In-ground copper reserves (Natural resource)
Description: The amount of copper that is stored beneath the earth's surface.


Name: Eritrichium nanum (Flora)
Description: The most elusive of the alpine flowers, known as the King of the Alps


Name: Protestantism (Religion)
Description: One of the major religions in Brazil


Name: old borders of Bulgaria (geographical region)
Description: The original borders of Bulgaria before occupation


Name: Yellow (color)
Description: Common color of many fruits, flowers and foods


Name: Jean-Baptiste Tavernier (gem merchant)
Description: French gem merchant who discovered the diamond


Name: The breakup of Czechoslovakia in 1993 (Historical Event)
Description: The separation of the Czech and Slovak Republics


Name: Christian Dior (Fashion Designer)
Description: A French fashion designer who founded the couture house Christian Dior in 1947


Name: Caecum (Anatomical Structure)
Description: A part of the small intestine, produces further digestive enzymes


Name: Cruelty, Brutality and Evil (Concept)
Description: Abstract concepts representing negative human behaviors


Name: The end of the Wagner Group's rebellion (Event)
Description: The conclusion of the open rebellion by the Wagner Group


Name: Belgium's linguistic diversity and related political conflicts (Social Issue)
Description: The source of Belgium's complex system of governance.


Name: Iron Age (era)
Description: The Iron Age period


Name: Suriname (Country)
Description: A country in South America


Name: Elemental Abundances (Geological Property)
Description: The relative amounts of various elements found within the Earth's crust


Name: 27 auxiliary laws (Laws)
Description: The 27 laws enacted in Arad between 1965 and 2000


Name: Pope Boniface VIII (historical figure)
Description: Pope during the 13th and 14th centuries


Name: Nottinghamshire (Adjacent County)
Description: It borders Nottinghamshire to the east


Name: - (Fact)
Description: A fact indicating the primary economic activities in the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA MSA


Name: Olivine source (Location)
Description: An area stretching from Åheim to Tafjord, and from Hornindal to Flemsøy in the Sunnmøre district


Name: 12,261 kilometres (7,619 mi) of waterways (Quantity)
Description: Length of waterways in France


Name: Sparks (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Electrical discharge produced by the rapid movement of electrons


Name: carbonatite, nepheline syenite, phonolite, and ijolite (Geological formation)
Description: Units within the complex


Name: Georg Jensen (Person)
Description: Represents a designer who widened the concept of wearable art


Name: Multiparty Democracy (Political System)
Description: A political system with multiple competitive political parties


Name: Keyboard developed for the typewriter (Input device)
Description: A device used to input characters into a computer or other machine, originally designed for the typewriter


Name: cerium and the other rare earth elements (Elements)
Description: Lanthanum is usually found alongside cerium and other rare earth elements.


Name: Marriage Anniversaries (Social Tradition)
Description: Celebrations marking the duration of a marriage


Name: Paleozoic and Middle to Late Cenozoic Oceans (Natural Environment)
Description: Oceans of the Paleozoic and middle to late Cenozoic eras


Name: New Forces (Organization)
Description: Armed rebellion that controlled the northern departments in Ivory Coast


Name: [Per fess azure an arch of stone blocks, a sledge hammer, and a chisel in saltire all argent and gules seven bendlets argent] (Description)
Description: -


Name: Igneous and metamorphic rocks, Meteorites, Cometary dust, Gas clouds around forming stars (Geological formations and celestial bodies)
Description: Various geological and astronomical contexts where forsterite is found.


Name: Francisco Goya (Person)
Description: A Spanish painter and printmaker.


Name: Medici (Family)
Description: Ruling family of Florence and Tuscany


Name: US B61 nuclear bombs (Weapon)
Description: Nuclear weapons located at Italian air bases as part of NATO's nuclear sharing strategy


Name: Isle of Mull (Location)
Description: An island off the west coast of Scotland


Name: Pork (Food)
Description: The flesh of a pig, typically eaten cooked as food.


Name: Mild Winters (Weather Condition)
Description: The mild winter conditions experienced in the coastal regions of Italy


Name: low rate of adult obesity (health)
Description: Prevalence of obesity in adults


Name: Specific Gravity (Physical Property)
Description: A measure of the density of a mineral


Name: Monroe Beardsley (Person)
Description: American philosopher and literary critic


Name: Average Bank (Financial Institution)
Description: A typical financial institution not failing during the crisis


Name: Rome (city)
Description: City where the statues were sent


Name: Distrust and Dislike of British Troops (Sentiment)
Description: Negative feelings towards British soldiers


Name: Elite of ancient Greece and Rome (Social Group)
Description: The upper class in Greek and Roman societies.


Name: Christians (Religion)
Description: Adherents of Christianity.


Name: National Anthem of the Republic of China (ROC) (national_anthem)
Description: The National Anthem is written in Classical Chinese


Name: Bachelor's Degrees (Quality of Education)
Description: Indicates the proportion of individuals aged 25 to 64 who hold bachelor's degrees


Name: Histiaea (City)
Description: A city in ancient Greece, which was captured by Athens during the struggle between Euboea and Athens


Name: Workers making fluorescent lighting tubes (Occupation)
Description: Developed berylliosis


Name: Ferrite phase (BCC) (Phase)
Description: A phase of steel that forms during cooling


Name: Specific weather patterns (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: Characterized by warm summers and mild winters


Name: The hospital for treatment of the president of the United States and other world leaders should they require care while in New York City. (Presidential Hospital)
Description: A designation for providing healthcare to the President of the U.S. and other world leaders when they are in New York City.


Name: Great Moravian academy (educational institution)
Description: an academic institution in Great Moravia


Name: strong economic growth (Economic_growth)
Description: An increase in the output and productivity of an economy


Name: Calcite (Geological Mineral)
Description: A specific type of mineral


Name: Chemical Reactions (Chemical Phenomenon)
Description: Most of the chemical reactions necessary to synthesize acetyl-CoA take place during serpentinization


Name: jewelry and hardstone carving (artifact)
Description: including engraved gems and cameo gems, rock crystal vases, and extravagant vessels.


Name: time (Concept)
Description: A measurable and quantifiable period or duration in the past, present, or future.


Name: Proven crude oil reserves (Quantity)
Description: Estimated amount of recoverable crude oil in the ground


Name: AGS Grading System (AGS) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by AGS.


Name: Afghanistan National Cricket Team (Sports Team)
Description: The national cricket team of Afghanistan


Name: Organic Agriculture Production (activity)
Description: Production of organic food using methods that comply with the standards of organic farming.


Name: Iris afghanica (Species)
Description: An endemic species of flower found only in Afghanistan.


Name: Congo pink (Color)
Description: A pinkish-light orange color


Name: Harems and slaves (Institution)
Description: The dey maintained harems and slaves


Name: Taiwanese night markets (Market)
Description: Night markets in Taiwan offering street food


Name: Titanium Diffusion (Gemstone Treatment)
Description: Another method used to enhance the color of sapphires, where titanium is diffused.


Name: Dish (Object)
Description: Small dishes and bowls for holding individual food and condiments.


Name: Springtime (Season)
Description: In Japan due to cherry blossoms


Name: Greeks (Civilization)
Description: Ancient Greek civilization


Name: Roulette (Tool)
Description: Small wheels used for producing broken lines of dots and dashes


Name: Chur (Location)
Description: The largest city in the canton of Grisons, Switzerland


Name: Replenishment process (Astronomical process)
Description: The process of replenishing Ceres, which involves impacts and water ice diffusion


Name: flavae, or yellow (Classification)
Description: A classification for stars that roughly corresponds to the modern spectral range F5 to K0


Name: Nefzaoua Villages and Town of Tozeur (Geographical Location)
Description: The community of Tunisian Christians existed in the town of Tozeur up to the 18th century and in some Nefzaoua villages up until the early fifteenth century


Name: South Korea-Australia Free Trade Agreement (KAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and South Korea. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Right side of the road (Transportation Rule)
Description: The right side of the road is where vehicles are expected to be driven in certain countries.


Name: Lower Classes (Social Group)
Description: Common people or peasants


Name: Lawrence Technological University (University)
Description: A private university located in Southfield, Michigan.


Name: Patuxent River stone article (article)
Description: An incomplete Wikipedia article about the Patuxent River stone


Name: Protective ozone layer (Stratospheric Layer)
Description: A region of the stratosphere that shields the biosphere from ionizing ultraviolet radiation.


Name: Not determined (Purpose)
Description: The intended purpose of the seals is not determined


Name: Bohdan Khmelnytsky (person)
Description: The leader of the largest Cossack uprising against the Commonwealth in 1648


Name: Deposit Brokers (Financial Intermediary)
Description: Entities that deposit large sums of money on behalf of investors through trust corporations


Name: Mycenaean Battlefield (battle environment)
Description: The area where Mycenaean battles took place.


Name: Copper alloys (Alloy)
Description: Various combinations of copper with other elements


Name: U.S. (Location)
Description: North American country that is a federal republic composed of 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories, and various possessions


Name: Robert Aderholt (Politician)
Description: One of the seven representatives from Alabama in the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: Stone and wood (material)
Description: Constructed using stone and wood


Name: FARC (Guerrilla group)
Description: A leftist guerrilla group in Colombia


Name: Lamb (Animal)
Description: Meat from a sheep species commonly raised in New Zealand


Name: Neder-landen (Geographical Region)
Description: Area between Meuse and lower Rhine in late Middle Ages


Name: The 19th century poorest (Socio-economic group)
Description: People who could afford printed books by the 19th century


Name: - (-)
Description: The Empress traveled by the Sea of Kuki, but encountered some issues when the tide was out


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Christmas (Holiday)
Description: Western holiday


Name: Sagaing District, Myanmar (Geographical location)
Description: The specific district in Myanmar where these notable mines are found


Name: Poultry (Meat)
Description: Very common in Moroccan food


Name: kingfisher jade (Name)
Description: In the post-1800 Chinese context


Name: Imperial Dynasties (Historical Periods)
Description: Dynasties that ruled Japan


Name: a masterful sculptor (Artist)
Description: Creator of the large bison sculptures


Name: Black Coral fisheries (Fishery)
Description: The fisheries related to the harvesting of black corals.


Name: foreign-born immigrants (people)
Description: Individuals born outside the region


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: East Asian nation


Name: Maggia (municipality) (Location)
Description: The municipality of Maggia, Switzerland


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process causing fundamental changes in rocks


Name: Monnaie de Paris (Museum)
Description: A museum in Paris, France.


Name: Frederick Soddy (Person)
Description: An English radiochemist who explained radioactivity is due to transmutation of elements and proved the existence of isotopes.


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A chemically pure and structurally perfect diamond is perfectly transparent with no hue, or color. However, in reality most gem-sized natural diamonds are imperfect.


Name: Alane (Aluminum Hydride) (Compound)
Description: Not as important industrially, but a polymer with the formula (AlH3)n.


Name: Incorporation of copper or other materials from the power lines (Physical Property)
Description: Lechatelierites produced by downed high voltage power lines can have bright colors due to the incorporation of copper or other materials from the power lines


Name: Vibrator (Tool)
Description: A tool used to eliminate air bubbles in concrete during construction.


Name: Cheque (Financial instrument)
Description: The financial instruments used by Goldsmith bankers, which were a development of bills of exchange.


Name: Low-cost photovoltaic solar panels (Energy Technology)
Description: Used in the development and production of low-cost photovoltaic solar panels


Name: Jewellery Production (Artifact Production)
Description: The jewellery produced in the island of Djerba, which used figurative motifs.


Name: Gautama Dharmasutras (Scripture)
Description: An ancient Indian scripture composed in the Mahabharata.


Name: Lanthanides (Group of Chemical Elements)
Description: A group of 15 rare earth metals and scandium, with atomic numbers 57 to 71.


Name: African and European Music (Music Styles)
Description: Brazilian music has been heavily influenced by African and European music.


Name: Sky News (Media Organization)
Description: A 24-hour global news television network, owned by Rupert Murdoch


Name: China Unicom (Telecommunications Company)
Description: One of the three largest providers of mobile and internet in China


Name: Oleksandr Usyk (person)
Description: Ukrainian boxer who became undisputed cruiserweight champion in 2018


Name: Azurite (Mineral)
Description: A copper carbonate mineral.


Name: Ancient Britain (Location)
Description: A region where the largest copper mine, the Great Orme, was located


Name: Uprising of serfs (Historical Event)
Description: A rebellion by the peasants, often against their feudal lords


Name: Some Buddhist traditions (Buddhist Tradition)
Description: Certain Buddhist traditions associated with Tantric Buddhism


Name: Lithium-ion batteries (Battery Type)
Description: A type of rechargeable battery in which lithium ions move from the negative electrode to the positive electrode during discharge


Name: Artigas, Uruguay (Location)
Description: A city in Uruguay


Name: Coal Dust or Soot (Carbon Black) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A form of carbon that can be dangerous when inhaled


Name: Insecticides (Chemical Substance)
Description: Substances used to kill insects


Name: Georgian Hexaconch Church (Religious Building)
Description: A church reused in the foundation of the north tower


Name: Other European countries (Location)
Description: Additional European nations where Ukrainian refugees temporarily settled


Name: Charles Dickens (Person)
Description: An English writer and social critic


Name: Bites of venomous creatures (Animal Behavior)
Description: The act of biting by venomous animals.


Name: regulatory oversight (Government Function)
Description: Monitoring and enforcement of regulations by a government agency.


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


Name: Tlaxcala Confederacy (Political Entity)
Description: A confederation of four smaller cities in Tlaxcala


Name: Titanium tetraiodide (Chemical Substance)
Description: A titanium-iodine compound


Name: Rif Berbers led by Abd el-Krim (Rebellion)
Description: The uprising against Spanish rule in Morocco.


Name: Russian Synchronized Swimming (Sport Performance)
Description: The performance of Russian synchronized swimming teams


Name: John A. O'Keefe (Person)
Description: NASA scientist who argued for the lunar origin of tektites


Name: Jade (Material)
Description: Stone prized for its beauty and hardness


Name: Iron(II,III) Oxide (Fe3O4) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A non-stoichiometric compound used as an ore for iron production


Name: 45,000 tonnes (Quantity)
Description: The annual production capacity of lithium carbonate and hydroxide at the Kolmozerskoye deposit


Name: Orli Yehezkel (Person)
Description: CEO of the Ministry for the Development of the Negev and Galilee


Name: les pays de par deçà (Historical Term)
Description: Term used by Dukes of Burgundy for Low Countries


Name: Plastic Deformation (Geological Process)
Description: Process by which a material deforms permanently without breaking


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


Name: Women (Gender)
Description: Mostly found buried with women


Name: 72nd State Assembly district (Political district)
Description: Assembly district in New York represented by Democrat Manny De Los Santos


Name: education attendance for certain age group (Rule)
Description: In Brazil


Name: Prospectors who wish to mine ammolite deposits on Crown land (Profession)
Description: People who wish to mine Ammolite deposits on Crown land in Alberta, Canada.


Name: Affix Morphemes (Grammatical Concept)
Description: Morphemes added to the beginning or end of a word


Name: Natural resources (Resource)
Description: Resources funding fighters who don't possess them


Name: region's 'historical identity', self-government that the Constitution permits every nationality, outright equality to the rest of the nationalities and regions that compose Spain, and power that emanates from the Andalusian Constitution and people, reflected in its Statute of Autonomy (Concept)
Description: The reasons given for justifying the autonomy of Andalusia


Name: Hunsrück Slate (Geological Formation)
Description: The geological formation in which the Hunsrück slate fossils are found


Name: Emily Haines (Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist)
Description: A singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who was born in Canada


Name: Ukrainian frigate Hetman Sagaidachniy (Ship)
Description: Ukrainian frigate that participated in peacekeeping operations


Name: individuals in Collonges, including those counted and those with a disclosed religious affiliation or following a religion (Attribute)
Description: A group or collection of all individuals in Collonges, including those counted and those with a disclosed religious affiliation or following a religion


Name: Illegal Actions (Actions or Events)
Description: Actions considered illegal, including the founding of the DPP


Name: Horseshoe Island Antarctic Research Station (Station)
Description: A planned Antarctic research station on Horseshoe Island


Name: Finer or softer abrasive (Abrasive type)
Description: Abrasives that are finer or softer in nature


Name: Fluorine gas (Gas)
Description: The exceptions to the reactivity of fluorine


Name: Sensory bias (Explanation for mating preferences)
Description: The preference of females for a trait in a non-mating context that becomes transferred to mating


Name: Much of the known ancient world (Geographical region)
Description: Region encompassing parts of the Mediterranean to northwestern India


Name: Julius Caesar (person)
Description: Roman general, statesman, and prominent political figure


Name: Oxygen (Gas)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas that supports life in organisms


Name: Italy (Trentino-Alto Adige) (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Edo period (Time Period)
Description: 250 years of relative peace and stability from 1603 to 1868


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


Name: Inwood Hill Park (Park)
Description: The only natural forest left in Manhattan


Name: Refrigerators and Dishes (Object)
Description: Common household objects


Name: silk skirts (clothing)
Description: a type of skirt made from silk, traditional to Han Chinese women


Name: Carbon Fiber (Material)
Description: A lightweight, high-strength material used in various applications


Name: Southwestern Minnesota (Geographical location)
Description: A region located in southwestern Minnesota, United States


Name: German Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch (legal code)
Description: Legal code used as a basis for Japan's civil law


Name: Theatre in Brazil (Art and Culture)
Description: During the 17th and 18th centuries, dramatists for court or private performances were common.


Name: 'Roach brooch' (Product)
Description: The 'roach brooch' was featured on America's Next Top Model, Cycle 8.


Name: the_people_of_Spain (Population)
Description: The people of Spain


Name: Koliivshchyna (Historical Event)
Description: The event Catherine the Great was one of the people responsible for suppressing.


Name: Asturians (Political Entity)
Description: The Asturians against whom the Umayyad governors were unable to mount an offense


Name: The term 'колток' (Ukrainian term)
Description: Was also mentioned in birch bark document No. 644, found in Novgorod.


Name: Clinozoisite (Mineral)
Description: A green, white or pale rose-red group species containing very little iron


Name: Ernest Grandidier (Person)
Description: Alfred Grandidier's brother


Name: Dopstick (Tool)
Description: A tool used in gem cutting, it can be hand-held or inserted into the indexing equipment.


Name: Vaishnavism, Shaivism, Shaktism, and Smartism (Hindu denominations)
Description: Major Hindu denominations


Name: hardness and thermal conductivity (physical properties)
Description: properties that are used in major industrial applications such as cutting and polishing tools


Name: Chernobyl Disaster (Event)
Description: It was the worst nuclear reactor accident in history.


Name: St. Lucia's flood (1287) (Historical event)
Description: One of the most destructive floods in recorded history


Name: University of French Polynesia (Université de la Polynésie Française) (Educational Institution)
Description: A university located in Tahiti, offering courses in law, commerce, science, literature, and more


Name: northwest winter winds (weather phenomenon)
Description: Winds blowing from the northwest during winter in the Sea of Japan region


Name: 330 km/h (210 mph) (Speed)
Description: The maximum speed that Spain's high-speed train can travel


Name: Structures on the Surface (Surface Feature)
Description: Structures present on the surface of an object that are visible to the human eye


Name: Auguste Rodin (sculptor)
Description: Most renowned European sculptor of the early 20th century


Name: Workers of lesser experience (occupation)
Description: Workers with less experience in the given trade


Name: Icon or Devotional Image (Terms for artworks)
Description: Terms used to describe artworks that serve religious purposes.


Name: Edge (1-face) (specific type of face)
Description: A straight line segment that connects two vertices


Name: simple, green lead-glazed earthenware (artifact)
Description: Type of pottery produced in the 8th century


Name: Ideas (Concept)
Description: To be spread to a mass audience through printed books


Name: Surrealism (art movement)
Description: Led to things being described as 'sculpture' that would not have been so previously.


Name: Iran and Transoxiana (location)
Description: The regions where Oghuz Turks migrated due to pressure from the Kipchaks.


Name: Barrier Tree Lines (Environmental Effort)
Description: barrier tree lines planted since the 1970s have reduced the frequency of sandstorms


Name: Japanese Aristocracy (Aristocracy)
Description: The hereditary nobility of Japan.


Name: western section frieze slabs (Archaeological object)
Description: Slabs from the western section of the Parthenon's frieze


Name: Upper-class elites (Social Class)
Description: Affluent individuals in Mycenaean society


Name: Silvio Berlusconi (Person)
Description: Italian media magnate and politician


Name: Pure Iron (Substance)
Description: Iron in its pure, uncombined form


Name: Indochinite tektites (Tektite)
Description: Indochinite tektites are distinctly dark black in contrast to the green of European moldavite tektites.


Name: 64 million native speakers (PopulationStatistic)
Description: Estimated number of native Italian speakers worldwide


Name: Titanium dihydride (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound used in the HAMR process


Name: Video Games (Media)
Description: Types of magic items collected in video games, often through fetch quests.


Name: General Staff (Organization)
Description: The organization that leads the Army of the Republic of North Macedonia (ARSM)


Name: Algerian Constitution (Legislation)
Description: The supreme law of Algeria


Name: State of Alabama (Political Entity)
Description: The state in which Jefferson County is located


Name: henotheistic manner (Religious Practice)
Description: praising various deities, none superior nor inferior


Name: Microcrystalline opal (Silica mineral)
Description: A type of opal characterized by clusters of stacked cristobalite and tridymite


Name: Quartz (Silicate Mineral)
Description: One of the polymorphs of silica


Name: More than 85 countries (Countries)
Description: Countries represented at the Queens Night Market


Name: Orange (colour) (Colour)
Description: A color between red and yellow in the visible light spectrum, named after the fruit.


Name: Brooklyn FC (Professional Soccer Team)
Description: A professional soccer club based in Brooklyn, New York City


Name: Silver coinage (Coinage)
Description: A type of coinage that Piloncitos is presumed to have evolved from


Name: Lake Superior Agate (gemstone)
Description: A type of agate formed in the Lake Superior region


Name: Big Bang (astrophysics_event)
Description: a cosmological event that is believed to have begun the universe


Name: Manufacturing Sector (Economic Sector)
Description: Second largest sector in New Zealand's economy


Name: Maintenance Costs (Financial Concept)
Description: The costs associated with maintaining certain building materials.


Name: Studies (Research)
Description: Systematic investigation into a subject to provide information which can be used to reach an understanding or guide decision making.


Name: Nidaros Cathedral (Building)
Description: A medieval cathedral located in Trondheim, Norway.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: North American country that is a federal republic of 50 states


Name: Steam Cleaners (tool)
Description: A device that uses steam to clean surfaces.


Name: Na+ (Chemical element)
Description: A univalent cation, sodium ion


Name: Water ice, Ice Ih, Ice Ic, and ice II (Crystal forms of water)
Description: Examples of different crystal forms


Name: Australia's most prestigious literary prize (Award)
Description: Annual award for best novel about Australian life


Name: Animals and plants (Concept)
Description: The trade of animals and plants for food, pets, medicinal purposes, souvenirs and photo props is common in Morocco


Name: Rare earth elements (Elements)
Description: A group of seventeen metallic elements in the periodic table


Name: 10-11 carat pink diamond (Diamond)
Description: The diamond that was removed from Lil Uzi Vert's forehead


Name: Hof-Plauen (Airport)
Description: A regional airport located in Hof and Plauen, Germany


Name: More valuable (Characteristic)
Description: Diamonds in higher demand are more valuable.


Name: Magmas that have come into contact with carbon-rich sedimentary rocks (Geological Process Entity)
Description: Process that reduces the oxygen fugacity sufficiently for iron to crystallize


Name: Calcite (carbonate mineral)
Description: Primary constituent of sedimentary limestone and metamorphic marble


Name: The mid-5th century BC to end of the century (Time Period)
Description: A period during which the Athenian Acropolis was the seat of the Delian League.


Name: Norway (country)
Description: A sovereign state and constitutional monarchy in Northern Europe


Name: Microscopic mirror (Object)
Description: A key component in Texas Instruments' DLP technology


Name: Atmosphere (Natural Environment)
Description: The gaseous envelope surrounding Earth or a planet


Name: Varies considerably (Temperature variation)
Description: -


Name: Europe, Africa and Asia (Geographical region)
Description: Areas where madder plant grew widely


Name: Diamond (at high temperatures) (Physical State)
Description: The state of a diamond at high temperatures above 400 °C


Name: Populations of Moravian Wallachia, Carpathian Ruthenia and parts of northern Slovakia (geographical region)
Description: Various regions with populations partially descended from the Vlachs


Name: outside influences (Cultural Factor)
Description: Factors which Berber society was distinct from


Name: ROC and PRC (Country or region)
Description: Republic of China (Taiwan) and People's Republic of China


Name: Filigree (Artistic technique)
Description: Ancient Mesopotamia finds indicate that filigree was incorporated into jewellery since 3,000 BC


Name: Logwood tree (Species)
Description: A species of flowering tree in the legume family, known for producing black, reddish and bluish dyes


Name: Koch snowflake (Specific fractal curve)
Description: A self-similar iterated function system that is used to generate a snowflake pattern


Name: Stone Sculpture (artwork_class)
Description: Sculptures made of stone, especially in China


Name: Reverse transcriptases of many retroviruses (Enzyme)
Description: Some reverse transcriptases containing manganese


Name: Freeing the block (Process)
Description: The process of detaching the Yule Marble block from the mountainside


Name: WNET (Media network)
Description: City's major public television station


Name: Unakite (Stone)
Description: A stone known as epidotized or epidote granite.


Name: 4th century BC (time period)
Description: When Celtic tribes started penetrating eastern and northern France.


Name: Feldspars (Mineral)
Description: The most abundant group in the Earth's crust, accounting for about 50%.


Name: Education (Subject)
Description: The practice of teaching, training, and learning


Name: Herat (City)
Description: The capital city of Herat Province, Afghanistan.


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


Name: Arsenic (Semi-metal)
Description: A semi-metal that lacks the malleability of metals


Name: rhythm (musical element)
Description: Element used in music to organize sound in time, create a rhythmic structure, and evoke emotions


Name: Habitable Environments (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas on Ceres' surface where conditions may be suitable for life


Name: Composite Simulant (Type of Diamond Simulant)
Description: A type of diamond simulant made from more than one material, such as strontium titanate doublets or composite simulants with a CZ core and an amorphous diamond coating


Name: Suspended Solids (Particle)
Description: Particles suspended in a liquid


Name: international trade (Economic activity)
Description: The exchange of capital, goods, and services across international borders


Name: the valleys of small streams feeding the Kinzig from the south like the Bieber or Orb (geographical feature)
Description: The smaller streams in the Nordspessart


Name: Borneo (Country)
Description: In 700


Name: Mineralogical Society of America (Organization)
Description: Award he received in 1949


Name: Magnesium chloride (Inorganic compound)
Description: An ionic salt of magnesium and chlorine.


Name: most Hindus (Population)
Description: Most Hindus belonging by choice to one of the 'founded religions'


Name: Chinese language, linguistics, and dialects (Language Linguistics Dialects)
Description: The traditional and modern aspects of Chinese linguistic structure, dialectal diversity, and language education, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and global impact.


Name: Greenhouse Gases (Gas Emission)
Description: Gases that trap heat in the atmosphere, contributing to climate change.


Name: Sioux Quartzite's upper part (Geological Stratum)
Description: The marine influence on the upper part of the Sioux Quartzite is supported by evidence found in Baraboo, Wisconsin.


Name: Renal Cortex, Renal Medulla (Structures within the Kidney)
Description: The functional substance of the kidney is divided into these two major structures.


Name: Both reforms (Policy reform)
Description: The combined changes in health insurance and service coverage policies


Name: OECD (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organization with 38 member countries, primarily in Europe and North America


Name: Mining Operations (Activity)
Description: Activities involved in the extraction of minerals or ore from the earth.


Name: fancy color diamonds (subcategory of diamonds)
Description: Diamonds that exhibit intense color


Name: Eastern Zhou period (Chronological Period)
Description: A period in Chinese history from 771 BC to 256 BC


Name: the Battle of Moscow (Event)
Description: A major battle that halted the German attack in World War II


Name: economic problems and rising crime rates (Issue)
Description: Economic and crime issues in New York City


Name: Residents of the town (Person)
Description: People living in the town where the quarry is located


Name: Religious diets (Diet)
Description: Dietary patterns that exclude or limit certain categories of animal products based on religious beliefs


Name: Ruqun (Clothing)
Description: Clothing worn by women in ordinary times during Han dynasty


Name: 5.4% (Percentage)
Description: up to 2022


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


Name: Jáchymov (Location)
Description: A town in the Czech Republic


Name: 1999 (date)
Description: The year when Portuguese Macau returned to China


Name: mela granatum or even pomum granatum (Plant)
Description: A plant whose fruits contain abundant and vivid red seed covers, similar in shape, size, and color to some garnet crystals


Name: University of Rostock (University)
Description: Oldest university in Germany, established in 1419


Name: Sparta (Town)
Description: A town in Alleghany County where events like 'Music on Main' are held


Name: Power stations (Industrial facility)
Description: Electricity generating facilities that burn brown coal


Name: territories (administrative division)
Description: Administrative divisions of Tahiti before the arrival of Europeans


Name: European Descent Population (Population Group)
Description: Over four-fifths of Russia's population.


Name: Prime Minister of Morocco (Person)
Description: The head of government of Morocco.


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


Name: Portland, Maine (City)
Description: A city in the state of Maine.


Name: different subspecies (Animal subspecies)
Description: Multiple subspecies of the red fox


Name: Carbon (Material)
Description: A material used in chemical reduction at high temperatures, coke production, and steel case hardening


Name: the city (GovernmentOrganization)
Description: The government of New York City


Name: Jagadish Chandra Bose (Person)
Description: An eminent Bengali polymath and physicist who conducted pioneering research in radio and wireless communication.


Name: Ötzi the Iceman (Person)
Description: A male dated from 3300 to 3200 BC found in the Ötztal Alps


Name: Inwood–207th Street IND (SubwayStation)
Description: A subway station located in Inwood, Manhattan


Name: Elimination of Adequate Employee Training Programs (Business Practice)
Description: The absence or reduction of programs designed to improve employee skills and knowledge.


Name: Functioning of JEP (Action)
Description: The act of starting or becoming operational.


Name: Materials that can be milled (Materials)
Description: A range of materials from aluminum to stainless steel and others in between.


Name: Weapons (Artefacts)
Description: Used in combat.


Name: Record of the Western Regions (Text)
Description: 7th-century CE Chinese text written by Xuanzang


Name: Arad (City)
Description: A city in Israel


Name: Artistic Director (Position)
Description: Leadership role in an organization, specifically for the Lincoln Center Chamber Music Society


Name: Derbyshire (county)
Description: A county in the East Midlands of England


Name: Istanbul (city)
Description: The city with the largest Kurdish population in the world.


Name: Citrine (Synthetic Quartz)
Description: Type of synthetic quartz


Name: Colour Mixture (Optical Property)
Description: The combination of two or more colours to create a new colour.


Name: Caryopsis (Botanical term)
Description: A type of fruit in grass family


Name: Linnaean Classification (Classification)
Description: The system of classification developed by Carl Linnaeus that Mill argued was artificial


Name: optical isolators, optical circulators, optical modulators, and magnetic field sensors (Application)
Description: TGG can be used in various applications such as laser systems, fiber optic systems, optical modulators, and in current and magnetic field sensors.


Name: Battle of Matapan (1717) (Historical Event)
Description: Naval battle occurred between Venetian navy and Ottoman fleet


Name: Cai Lun (Person)
Description: A eunuch of the imperial court in China who is credited with inventing paper


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


Name: Raman Spectroscopy (Technique)
Description: A technique used for identifying diamond treatments.


Name: Siberia (Region)
Description: A region in Russia


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The European country in question


Name: village of Harrison, Mount Kisco, and Scarsdale (Village)
Description: Municipalities with a council-manager or town meeting form of government.


Name: Lasting happiness and peace (State)
Description: -


Name: Pyrrhotite polytypes (Polytypes of Pyrrhotite)
Description: Can have monoclinic (M) or hexagonal (H) symmetry


Name: Electronics Industry (Industry)
Description: The electronics industry makes use of cleavage in the production of electronic devices


Name: 156 millimetres (6.1 in) of annual rainfall (Rainfall Amount)
Description: The least amount of rainfall in Europe


Name: All natural hair colors (Physical Trait)
Description: The color of a person's hair.


Name: Paul Jacobsthal (Art Historian)
Description: An art historian who followed Riegl in proposing grand schemes tracing the transmission of elements of styles


Name: glass (Material)
Description: A hard, brittle amorphous solid material made by fusing sand with heat


Name: Byzantine Goldsmiths (Occupation)
Description: Goldsmiths who created the art form


Name: Institutions, buildings, and organizations named after Marie Curie (Category)
Description: Various educational and scientific establishments named in honor of Marie Curie


Name: Waste (Resource)
Description: Various types of waste generated by human activities


Name: Free (Adjective)
Description: Not requiring payment before receiving something, particularly a service.


Name: Regions of Russia (Geographical Entity)
Description: The administrative divisions within Russia that represent the Federation Council


Name: Amino acids (ChemicalCompoundClass)
Description: Organic compounds containing both an amino group and a carboxyl group.


Name: Spain (country)
Description: A country located on the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe


Name: Recommended Exposure Limit (for limestone exposure) (Limit)
Description: The recommended concentration of a substance in the air for occupational exposures, below which it is believed that nearly all workers may be repeatedly exposed without adverse health effects


Name: CO2-rich fluids with peridotites (Geological process)
Description: The reaction of CO2-rich fluids with peridotites at approximately 50 to 200°C.


Name: Palace of Knossos (Archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site on Crete associated with the Minoan civilization.


Name: Delian League (Ancient Greek Political Entity)
Description: At its peak of power during the 5th century BC


Name: islands of Greece (Island)
Description: The various islands that make up Greece's archipelago


Name: South Africa (Country)
Description: A country located at the southernmost tip of Africa


Name: Use of red chalk of this iron-oxide mineral (Activity)
Description: The earliest known human use of the powdery mineral is 164,000 years ago.


Name: South of France (Location)
Description: Large deposits of Green earth were found in the South of France near Nice.


Name: evergreens (Plant Species)
Description: Species of evergreen trees


Name: Bias, influence, and agenda in making a map (Study Topic)
Description: Subject of deconstructionism


Name: Above studies (publication)
Description: Studies where the formula was found.


Name: Cultures that influenced the Iberian Peninsula (Historical group)
Description: The cultures of the Romans, Suebi, Vandals, Sarmatian Alans, and later conquerors


Name: Congo (Place)
Description: Country in central Africa


Name: Common titanium alloys (Titanium Alloys)
Description: Types of titanium alloys commonly used


Name: cuauhxicalli or 'eagle vessel' (Type of Aztec sculpture)
Description: A type of large stone bowl used as a receptacle for extracted human hearts


Name: central court social prestige (Social construct)
Description: Social prestige derived from the central court


Name: Time (Concept)
Description: A measure used to sequence events.


Name: Early Buddhist pilgrimage stupas (Architecture)
Description: An early type of Buddhist monument


Name: Size, Shape, and Dispersity Control (Nanoparticle Property)
Description: Focus areas for design of nanoparticles


Name: German (Language)
Description: Official and predominantly spoken language in Germany


Name: George Washington (Person)
Description: The first president of the United States, serving from April 30, 1789, to March 4, 1797.


Name: province of Halland (Location)
Description: Geographical location where HK Varberg is located


Name: the Etruscan religious teachings (Teachings)
Description: The revelations that helped the Etruscans understand the will of deities and how to behave.


Name: Māori (ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group in New Zealand, primarily descended from the indigenous Polynesians


Name: Liu Zhenyu's execution (historical event)
Description: The event of Liu Zhenyu being executed for urging the return of presumably Ming dynasty clothing occurred during the Qianlong reign.


Name: military production and logistics (Production, Logistics)
Description: Activities related to military production and management


Name: Square-shaped 15-cent coin of the Bahamas and 50-cent coin from Aruba (Class of Coins)
Description: Coins with square shapes


Name: One (College)
Description: A sixth form college serving students from Ipswich.


Name: Commune of France (Political Entity)
Description: The political entity to which Papeʻete became a part


Name: Dirham (Currency)
Description: The currency of Morocco.


Name: Low-level vocational degree (Qualification)
Description: A qualification granted after completing VMBO


Name: Olive oil (Product)
Description: A leading producer of olive oil


Name: late Qing dynasty ao (clothing)
Description: a type of ao worn during the late Qing dynasty


Name: military action (Historical event)
Description: From the 13th century and on as Sweden, Denmark, and to some degree Norway fought for supremacy in Scandinavia


Name: Knife users (Group)
Description: People who use knives on glass or metal cutting boards.


Name: 23rd most peaceful country in the world (Ranking)
Description: According to the 2024 Global Peace Index


Name: Sleepyside-on-Hudson (Fictional location)
Description: A fictional village in the Hudson Valley


Name: In the nephron (Anatomical structure)
Description: The location where secretion takes place.


Name: Charles Darwin (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Overseas criollo elites (Group)
Description: Elites from the Spanish colonies who resented the privilege towards Peninsular elites


Name: Literati (Group of People)
Description: Scholars and intellectuals of the late Ming dynasty


Name: Photophosphorylation (Biological process)
Description: The process of using the proton gradient to synthesize ATP


Name: Notre-Dame de Chartres (Gothic Cathedral)
Description: An important French Gothic cathedral.


Name: Cyanobacteria (Organism)
Description: A group of photosynthetic bacteria that includes stromatolites.


Name: Elections (Voting Process)
Description: The elections in Turkey have high turnout rates.


Name: Government and Public Administration Center (Category)
Description: A city that serves as the seat of national, state, and local government, and is home to numerous public administration agencies.


Name: Alloys (Material)
Description: Metals made by melting and mixing metallic elements or powdered metal to form an alloy.


Name: further problems if left in the skin (complications from sea urchin injuries)
Description: Further problems that may arise if sea urchin injuries are not properly treated


Name: Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A gemstone made up primarily of the mineral corundum


Name: Iconography (Subject Matter in Art)
Description: The subject and the content of a work of art


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: Used in winter to aid in freeing the block


Name: Environmental concerns caused by topaz mining (issue)
Description: Problems associated with topaz mining, mostly in larger-scale operations


Name: 2004 Summer Olympic Games (Event)
Description: International multi-sport event held every four years by the International Olympic Committee


Name: Nizhyn Historical and Philological Institute (Higher Education Institution)
Description: A higher education institution, originally established in 1805


Name: Paul Langevin (Person)
Description: French mathematician, physicist, and engineer


Name: Status symbol (Concept)
Description: Symbol of one's social status or wealth


Name: (Contribution to) Economic application of zonal theory of primary deposition ores (by John Carter Anderson) (Publication)
Description: Article in American Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Engineers Transactions


Name: One World Trade Center (Building)
Description: the main building of the World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan


Name: ADNRs (hyperdiamonds/nanodiamonds) (Material)
Description: A series of interconnected diamond nanorods


Name: Recycling process (Process)
Description: The recovery of waste materials, particularly metals, for reuse


Name: Ancient North Eurasian Populations (population)
Description: ancient populations from Siberia, important genetic contributor to Ancient Native Americans and Eastern Hunter-Gatherers


Name: Horten Ho 229 V4 and V5 production (Production process)
Description: The production of the mock-up of the double-seat, all-weather fighter version of the Horten Ho 229 jet aircraft during World War II.


Name: establishing any religion (Legal_Action)
Description: Section 116 of the Australian Constitution prohibits the Australian government from making any law to establish any religion.


Name: Number (>500) (Quantity)
Description: The total number of well-described meteorites found in Algeria and Libya.


Name: Year of kanototori (Event)
Description: Conventionally dated to 660 B.C.


Name: Victoria and Albert Museum, British Museum (Institution)
Description: Museums where examples of Byzantine filigree can be seen


Name: Dinner plate (Object)
Description: A specific type of plate used during meals.


Name: Chinese Myths (Mythology)
Description: Influences in Japanese religious belief


Name: China (Country)
Description: The Great Wall of China, one of the most famous landmarks in the world, was built during various dynasties.


Name: coarse grain size (Material Property)
Description: A coarse grain size for the polishing process.


Name: Tunisair (Airlines)
Description: One of the five airlines headquartered in Tunisia.


Name: wavelength of light (Physical property)
Description: A physical property that describes the distance between successive crests or troughs in a wave.


Name: Colombian Liberal Party (Political party)
Description: Another political party in Colombia


Name: Small diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Diamonds with a smaller carat weight


Name: Mica (Mineral)
Description: A phyllosilicate mineral


Name: Distance between object and observer (Quantity)
Description: The physical distance between an object and the observer, as it relates to the reflection in a mirror


Name: New Constitution (Legal document)
Description: The constitution established a federal semi-presidential system


Name: Gallium nitride on sapphire (Semiconductor)
Description: GaN devices grown on single-crystal sapphire


Name: Australian films (Films)
Description: -


Name: SI's 50 greatest footballers of all time (List)
Description: A list of the 50 greatest footballers of all time, as ranked by Sports Illustrated


Name: Boys (Gender)
Description: Group of people who wore pink in 19th Century England


Name: Byzantine Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: Eastern Roman Empire, also known as Byzantium or the Empire of Constantinople


Name: Ara Pacis (Historical Artifact)
Description: Official Greco-Roman style at its most classical and refined


Name: Biotite gneiss (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A metamorphic rock where kyanite is frequently found.


Name: Mesopotamian frog (Artwork)
Description: The oldest surviving casting, made of copper and dating back to 3200 BCE


Name: Richard Curtis (Person)
Description: An English film director, producer, and screenwriter


Name: Ambient Lighting in the Night Sky (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Increasing the amount of ambient lighting when present in the night sky


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


Name: Plastics (Material)
Description: A range of synthetic or semi-synthetic organic condensation or polymerization products


Name: Environmental pollution (Pollution)
Description: The introduction of harmful substances into the environment.


Name: Sales and Excise Taxes (TaxType)
Description: The sales and excise taxes generated revenue for the state of Alabama


Name: natural spring water (Resource)
Description: -


Name: is often very rich in mica (a mica schist) (geological characteristic)
Description: Is particularly common and often very rich in mica, making it a mica schist.


Name: John Mayow (Person)
Description: English chemist (1641–1679)


Name: Land and Sea (Environmental Features)
Description: Natural resources that provide food for the country


Name: known radioisotopes (Isotope property)
Description: Refers to the fact that many other radioisotopes of Calcium are known, ranging from 35Ca to 60Ca.


Name: Afghan people (Demographic group)
Description: People living in Afghanistan.


Name: Arsenic trifluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluride of arsenic


Name: Bal-Can-Can (Film)
Description: Highest grossing feature film in North Macedonia


Name: Copper-alloy (Material)
Description: A type of alloy made with copper that has natural antimicrobial properties


Name: Villach (City)
Description: An important traffic junction for southern Austria and the whole Alpe-Adria region


Name: diamond seeds (material)
Description: Thin pieces of diamond used as seeds in the production process of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: knowledge to make refined porcelain (skill)
Description: Knowledge that Chinese potters brought with them into Japan


Name: people of other ethnic backgrounds (People)
Description: People not belonging to the Berber ethnicity


Name: Number of cases in New Rochelle (as of May 22, 2020) (statistics)
Description: As of May 22, 2020, New Rochelle had between 30 and 35,000 cases of COVID-19.


Name: shenyi (Clothing)
Description: Shenyi from which qujupao and zhijupao developed


Name: all citizens shall gather their hairs on top of their heads (action)
Description: The Hongwu Emperor decreed that all citizens shall gather their hairs on top of their heads.


Name: Ipswich Hoard (artifact collection)
Description: Includes unfinished torcs that give clear evidence of the stages of work


Name: 1865-1868 (Time Period)
Description: A period from 1865 to 1868


Name: Aztec Culture (CulturalPhenomenon)
Description: A rich and complex cultural phenomenon with philosophical, mythological, religious traditions, architectural and artistic accomplishments.


Name: Magna Carta (Document)
Description: The first document to state that no government is above the law


Name: crystal detector (Device)
Description: The first semiconductor device used for detection purposes in 1874


Name: Nitric Acid, Water (Chemical Compound)
Description: Beryllium does not dissolve in these compounds.


Name: Cataclastic rock (Type of rock)
Description: The category that Mylonite belongs to


Name: Jáchymov Mining Landscape (Geographical_Location)
Description: The location where the old mines are situated


Name: Lipids (Molecule)
Description: A large, diverse group of naturally occurring molecules that include fats, oils, waxes, and related substances


Name: Russian raw jade reserves (Natural Resource)
Description: The estimated amount of unprocessed jade in Russia


Name: Standard Primary Schools (Educational Institution)
Description: Primary schools for standard education in Onsernone.


Name: Minoan Era's water treatment devices (Treatment Device)
Description: Water management technology used by the Minoans


Name: Dreamtime journeys (Aboriginal belief) (Concept)
Description: Dreamtime journeys (Aboriginal belief) are spiritual travels of ancestors along their totemic tracks.


Name: Andreas Libavius (Person)
Description: The German metallurgist who received the quantity of calay.


Name: 76 senators (Number of Senators)
Description: Total number of senators in the Senate


Name: Hieronymus Bosch (Person)
Description: A Dutch painter from the Middle Ages


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The country where the events occurred


Name: Dairy farming (Agricultural practice)
Description: Raising cattle for milk production


Name: New England's long rolling hills, mountains, and jagged coastline (Geographical Feature)
Description: The physical features of New England


Name: Tunisia's Truth and Dignity Commission (Commission)
Description: A key part of creating a national reconciliation in Tunisia


Name: Rif Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range located in northwestern Morocco


Name: Weathering Studies (Geological Study)
Description: Studies on the breakdown and erosion of rocks due to natural processes.


Name: Sodium Fluoride (Chemical Substance)
Description: A compound consisting of sodium and fluoride ions


Name: Laser (Instrumentation)
Description: Invented the first laser in 1960 using a rod of synthetic ruby


Name: Qing dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Last imperial dynasty of China, ruled by the Manchu


Name: St Alban's Catholic High School (School)
Description: A comprehensive school located in Ipswich.


Name: Mount Ishizuchi (Mountain)
Description: The mountain that the shrine is constructed to venerate


Name: the word fluorine (word)
Description: The name given to the element by André-Marie Ampère


Name: Framont near Schirmeck in Alsace (Location)
Description: A location where phenakite is found


Name: per capita income (Economic measure)
Description: Income divided by the number of people in an area


Name: a public body to promote gender equality (Action)
Description: The act of setting up an organization to advocate for and work towards achieving gender equality


Name: Douglas L. Oliver (Anthropologist)
Description: American anthropologist who reduced Tahiti's estimated population to 35,000


Name: Chen (Politician)
Description: President of Taiwan from 2000 to 2008


Name: Fragments of Tissint Meteorite (Meteorite fragment)
Description: The fragments of the Tissint Meteorite


Name: Accensi (Job Title)
Description: Professional civil servants in the Roman empire


Name: Chernobyl (Place)
Description: A town in present-day Ukraine, famous for the Chernobyl disaster


Name: Medieval design (design)
Description: Built according to medieval designs that withstand cold winters


Name: Dense Rainforest (Geographical Feature)
Description: The dense rainforest covering the southern half of Ivory Coast


Name: spending more per capita than any other country (Factors)
Description: a leader in health care spending per person


Name: light sky blue (Color)
Description: The shade displayed on the right.


Name: Live Entertainment and Broadway Shows Center (Category)
Description: A city that is renowned for its vibrant live entertainment scene, particularly in the theater district.


Name: Very Small Sculpture (Artistic Production)
Description: The very small sculptures continued by Christians


Name: 166,861 registered members (2018) (demographic)
Description: The number of registered Muslims in Norway as of 2018


Name: German Workers (Social Group)
Description: Workers in Germany who were the focus of the Nazis' social program.


Name: Osama bin Laden (Person)
Description: The prime suspect of the September 11 attacks and a guest of the Taliban.


Name: World Ranking (Ranking)
Description: A measurement of the relative positions or quantities of entities in a given category


Name: Nina Myhailivna (Person)
Description: Internationally recognized personality in Ukrainian craft fabrication


Name: Monk (person)
Description: An individual who has taken vows to live as a Buddhist monastic


Name: Gulf of Mannar, Persian Gulf, Red Sea (Sea region)
Description: Areas where seawater pearls were retrieved by divers for thousands of years


Name: Layers of Calcium Carbonate (Mineral)
Description: Calcium carbonate deposited by the mollusk's mantle


Name: Greek monuments (architectural structure)
Description: Architectural structures from ancient Greece


Name: Graphite (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: One of the most common allotropes of carbon


Name: $17,295,796 (Monetary Value)
Description: The highest recorded auction price


Name: local constituencies (geographical area)
Description: Electoral districts for members of the National Assembly.


Name: Musée de Tahiti et des Îles (Museum)
Description: Ethnographic museum founded in 1974


Name: Upper valve (Anatomical part)
Description: A part of the donor mussel where the tissue piece is inserted


Name: Heat treatment (Process)
Description: A process used to enhance the color of gemstones.


Name: Pool of Burning Liquid Sodium (Location and Condition)
Description: A pool of molten sodium that is on fire


Name: Corrosion (Process)
Description: Deterioration of a material or a structure, usually caused by exposure to the elements


Name: 3.43 million (Quantity)
Description: The population of New York City in the 19th century


Name: Age of Discovery (Historical Period)
Description: Period of exploration, opening-up of new trade routes and beginnings of European colonialism


Name: Thomas Taylor Meadows (Person)
Description: Britain's consul in Guangzhou, China


Name: Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board (Governmental Organization)
Description: An organization controlling the sale and distribution of alcohol in Alabama.


Name: Brown (Color)
Description: A color characterized by a medium to dark yellowish-red color


Name: neo-classical architecture (architectural style)
Description: the architectural style represented by Marcelino Arroyo, Francisco José de Caldas and Domingo de Petrés


Name: Orcein (purple moss) (dye)
Description: A common purple dye known to ancient Greeks and Hebrews


Name: Vienna (country)
Description: City where Wiener Werkstatte was located


Name: Scallop species (Species)
Description: A group of scallop species that produce pearls of interest as gemstones


Name: 4th largest diplomatic network (Quantity)
Description: In 2024


Name: Priestley (Person)
Description: British clergyman and scientist who conducted an experiment that focused sunlight on mercuric oxide, liberating a gas he named 'dephlogisticated air'.


Name: Church of the Parthenos Maria (Virgin Mary) or the Church of the Theotokos (Mother of God) (religion_building)
Description: A Christian church built within the Parthenon


Name: Buildings designed by Le Corbusier (Building)
Description: The buildings designed by Le Corbusier.


Name: Tolkowsky's model of the 'ideal' cut (Diamond cut model)
Description: The original model for the brilliant cut


Name: Newly expanded container terminal at the Port of Mobile (Container Terminal)
Description: -


Name: Andriy Shevchenko (person)
Description: Ukrainian footballer who won Ballon d'Or after the dissolution of the Soviet Union


Name: Rivers (Natural Geographical Feature)
Description: Large, flowing bodies of water that usually empty into a sea or ocean


Name: Two uninhabited areas north of the Sanetsch and the Gemmi Pass (Geographical Region)
Description: Two uninhabited areas not drained by the Rhône


Name: constituencies (constituency)
Description: political divisions of the UK for electing members to the House of Commons


Name: Jadeite (Mineral or Stone)
Description: A type of jade with green color


Name: Heavy Metal Contamination (Environmental Issue)
Description: Minute quantities of mercury compounds reaching water bodies during gold extraction.


Name: Anatectic Melt (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of melt formed in the lower crust or upper mantle during partial melting.


Name: III-V family of compounds (Classification of compounds)
Description: A group of binary semiconducting compounds consisting mainly of elements from the third and fifth groups of the periodic table.


Name: Euboean League (Political Entity)
Description: A league of cities and states in ancient Greece


Name: Paraschist (Type of Schist)
Description: When the protolith was a sedimentary rock


Name: Electronegativity of oxygen (Physical property)
Description: A measure of the ability of an atom in a molecule to attract electrons to itself.


Name: Pollutants in the Earth's Atmosphere (Environmental Pollution)
Description: Unconnected particles rather than a connected particle aggregation


Name: Atlas Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in central Morocco


Name: Baal and Melqart cults (ancient religion)
Description: Religions brought by Phoenician colonization in Andalusia


Name: Sea Urchin Excretory System (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin remove waste products from its body.


Name: Fluorescence (Physical Property)
Description: The property of a diamond to emit light under ultraviolet light


Name: Andalusian Mediterranean Basin (hydrographic basin)
Description: A hydrographic basin on the Mediterranean side of Andalusia


Name: 11 Ashkenazi synagogues (Building)
Description: Houses of worship for Ashkenazim in Arad


Name: alumina (Al2O3) powder (Starting material)
Description: The high-purity starting material required for a single zone crystal growth furnace


Name: two distinct ways (Concept)
Description: Two possible depictions of the person: either as an aged man or a beardless youth


Name: Foreign Investors (Investor Group)
Description: Group of individuals or organizations investing in a business or project


Name: Numidian Tomb of the Christian Woman (historical monument)
Description: A famous Numidian tomb in western Algeria


Name: Norwegian (Nationality)
Description: The nationality of a person from Norway


Name: Light blue (Color)
Description: Some iterations of Sky blue are closer to this color.


Name: Poultry Farms (Geographical Area)
Description: Farms where poultry is raised


Name: divided brushwork (Artistic Technique)
Description: A technique used in painting, characterized by divisions in the brushstrokes


Name: The northern provinces (Political Entity)
Description: Northern provinces of the Netherlands.


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: The location of the Rhaetian Railway in the Albula and Bernina Landscapes


Name: forests (vegetation)
Description: Trees and other plant life found within the Alps


Name: Chinese culture (culture)
Description: The cultural heritage of China


Name: Canegrate culture (Archeological Culture)
Description: A culture that developed from the mid-Bronze Age (13th century BC) until the Iron Age in the Pianura Padana.


Name: Value of the knowledge of hair work trade (Knowledge)
Description: The value of knowing the trade of hair work was realized by the people of Våmhus.


Name: Qingtian stone (青田印石) (Material)
Description: Type of stone from Qingtian, currently in Zhejiang Province.


Name: Tangier History (History)
Description: The rich history of Tangier.


Name: Napoleonic Wars (Historical Event)
Description: A series of conflicts involving France and various coalitions of European powers, primarily Prussia, Austria, and Russia, during and after the French Revolution


Name: Artists of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s (Art Movement or Group)
Description: A group of artists who expanded the technique of self-criticism beyond high art to all cultural image-making


Name: Jean Victoir Audouin (Person)
Description: The husband of Mathilde.


Name: Bulgarian: Тангра (Modern Language Term)
Description: One of the terms used for Tengri in Bulgarian language.


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: They occur as byproducts of uranium fission


Name: Sui Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history that ruled from 581 to 618


Name: Dänemark (Country)
Description: A country in Northern Europe.


Name: Small amounts of natural gold have been found in Spanish caves (Fact)
Description: A fact related to the discovery of gold in Spanish caves


Name: Zoran Zaev (Person)
Description: The prime minister of North Macedonia from June 2017 to January 2022


Name: the two and a half centuries of tenuous political unity known as the Edo period (1603–1868) (Time Period)
Description: 250 years of relative peace and stability


Name: Church of S. Maria Delle Grazie, in Campagna (Building)
Description: A church located in Campagna, Maggia


Name: Gold Hilts (artifact)
Description: Gold decorations on the hilts of Daggers


Name: Flooded areas (Geographical feature under water)
Description: Areas that have been flooded


Name: Hermann–Mauguin Notation (Crystallography Notation)
Description: A notation used to describe the space groups in the monoclinic crystal system.


Name: Galena (PbS) (Mineral)
Description: A common sulfide mineral found alongside Pyrite in some geological contexts


Name: Any Available Paper (Material)
Description: Thicker paper was more durable and longer lasting, but any available paper could be used


Name: Bishop Wiching of Nitra (Person)
Description: Catholic bishop in Great Moravia


Name: LiF-BeF2 mixtures (Nuclear Reactor Coolant)
Description: Used in liquid fluoride nuclear reactors due to their low melting points and chemical stability.


Name: Inferior vena cava (Vein)
Description: The large vein that receives blood from the kidneys and other organs.


Name: Barcelona (City)
Description: A city in Spain


Name: 20th century (time period)
Description: A century between 1901 and 2000


Name: King Louis XVI (Historical Figure)
Description: The last King of France before the French Revolution, executed in 1793.


Name: Mounds and rock carving sites (Artifact)
Description: Physical structures and sites from the Bronze Age in Northern Europe


Name: Premenopausal Women (group of people)
Description: Women who have not yet reached menopause


Name: Bauxite residue (Byproduct)
Description: The solid waste generated during the production of aluminum from bauxite


Name: Revenue Generation (Finance)
Description: The act of generating income for an organization or entity


Name: Deconstructionism (Critical Theory)
Description: Theory regarding maps and their power, bias, and influence


Name: Westchester County Department of Emergency Services (Department)
Description: The main dispatching system for EMS and fire departments in Westchester County


Name: Western Sahara, call for referendum on its future (Entities)
Description: Entities related to Western Sahara and the call for a referendum


Name: Healthcare and pharmaceutical sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: a country in South America


Name: Byzantine Rite (Ritual)
Description: A liturgical tradition used in Eastern Orthodox Church


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


Name: Khwarazmian cities of Herat and Balkh as well as Bamyan (group)
Description: Cities annihilated by the Mongols


Name: University of Missouri System (University System)
Description: Missouri's statewide public university system


Name: three majority Slavic states (-)
Description: -


Name: Shepherd's Crowns (Cultural Artifact)
Description: Decorative objects used in English folklore


Name: John Locke (Philosopher)
Description: Enlightenment philosopher who influenced Colonial American authors


Name: Mizukagami 水鏡 (Text)
Description: A collection of historical tales from the Heian period


Name: locals and those in Trapani (Group of people)
Description: Locals from Torre del Greco and residents of Trapani


Name: the Wasatch Range in Utah (Geographical_location)
Description: A location within the Wasatch Range, Utah


Name: January 1785 to Philadelphia at the end of 1790 (Timeframe)
Description: Period when New York City was the U.S. capital


Name: Japan (country)
Description: The country of Japan


Name: Ancient Egyptian paintings (Artwork)
Description: Visual art created by the ancient Egyptians


Name: other South American peoples (culture)
Description: Cultures that practice jewellery-based body modification similar to Padaung women


Name: Physical property (Category)
Description: A characteristic or attribute of a material, object, or system that can be quantitatively described and measured.


Name: Ukrainian literature (Literature)
Description: Body of written works originating in Ukraine


Name: National Assembly (Parliamentary Functions and Electoral College)
Description: A standing constitutional convention and electoral college that held some parliamentary functions but was abolished in 2005


Name: the town of Rye, near the eastern edge of the county (Location)
Description: The place Fleet reached during his journey


Name: Thebes (City)
Description: A city in Upper Egypt during the First Intermediate Period of Egypt.


Name: Italian language (Language)
Description: The official language of Italy


Name: APAC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) (Political Entity)
Description: An economic organization that promotes free trade and facilitates economic development in the Asia-Pacific region


Name: Cavalry swords (weapon)
Description: Swords used by cavalry


Name: Zeugnis (Report Card)
Description: The end-of-the-year report issued in the Gymnasium system


Name: Other Cultures (Cultural Group)
Description: A group that shares a common set of traditions, beliefs, values, and practices.


Name: Robert L. Folk's classification system (Classification System)
Description: A system for identifying the types of carbonate rocks


Name: Geremia Ghisi (Person)
Description: A Venetian noble and crusader, who played a significant role in the Fourth Crusade


Name: Mythological scenes or compositions from Renaissance paintings (Artwork Elements)
Description: Design elements used in engraved gems that provide a timeframe


Name: Area occupied by the Helvetii (Geographical Region)
Description: The area where the Helvetii lived before their defeat by Julius Caesar


Name: waist beads in naming ceremonies (Cultural practice)
Description: The inclusion of waist beads in naming ceremonies in Ghanaian and Nigerian culture


Name: all opposition parties (political party)
Description: Political parties not aligned with President Talon


Name: Modern buildings (Building structure)
Description: Buildings built in the modern age with various materials and techniques.


Name: geographical location (Geography)
Description: The region or countries that share a common border with a country


Name: cellular labels (Label)
Description: Labels for cells


Name: 3% and 5% (Range)
Description: The range in which the uranium-235 fraction is considered 'enriched'


Name: Zirid family (Berber dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled the Zirid kingdom of Granada


Name: Lapidary text (Text type)
Description: A treatise on precious stones.


Name: Indo-European peoples (Historical figure)
Description: People who migrated from southeastern Europe after the disintegration of the Hittite kingdom


Name: Electronic Thermal Probes (Instrument or Tool)
Description: An instrument used to separate diamonds from their imitations based on its superior thermal conductivity


Name: Sumo (Sport)
Description: Traditional Japanese wrestling.


Name: synthetic purple color (dye)
Description: China was the first culture to develop a synthetic purple color.


Name: Higher education in Norway (education system)
Description: The system of colleges and universities providing post-secondary education in Norway.


Name: Iron Ores (Hematite, Magnetite) (Mineral)
Description: Naturally occurring minerals containing iron


Name: Gooseberry cultivation (Agricultural Activity)
Description: The gooseberry cultivation being a favourite object during this period


Name: Stone tools (Artifact)
Description: Stone tool manufacturing


Name: Early modern period (historical era)
Description: The historical period between the Middle Ages and the Modern Age.


Name: Ballygally (Settlement)
Description: A village in County Antrim, Northern Ireland


Name: Church (Religious Building)
Description: A place of worship for Christianity


Name: Engraved gems (Artifact)
Description: Individual engraved gems


Name: Severe Side Effects (Medical Condition)
Description: Serious medical conditions resulting from the use of potassium supplements


Name: Val di Fassa (Valley)
Description: a valley in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol


Name: Orogenic belt (geological feature)
Description: A region characterized by the folding of Earth's crust due to mountain building.


Name: Bad Orb (Town)
Description: An officially recognized spa town in the Spessart


Name: Conventional Risk Management Approaches (Concept)
Description: Approaches focusing on prevention of direct impacts


Name: Platelet shape mullite, Needle shape mullite (Shape)
Description: Two common shapes of mullite: platelet and needle


Name: Pietra dura inlays on plaster (Artwork)
Description: The artworks that Scagliola was developed to resemble.


Name: Synthetic iron sulfide and copper sulfide mixture (Compound)
Description: Mixed with copper sulfide to produce the photovoltaic material


Name: woad (plant)
Description: Plant used to make blue dye in Europe


Name: South America (Continent)
Description: The geographical region that includes Colombia and other countries


Name: Dogs (Species)
Description: Domestic canine species


Name: pyrolusite (mineral)
Description: The most common Mn ore, represented as MnO2


Name: 1436 (Year)
Description: The year when the League was founded


Name: Lake Geneva (Lake)
Description: The largest lake in Switzerland


Name: Iron, gold, palladium, platinum, and copper (Element)
Description: Elements found in e-waste


Name: French Philomathic Society of Paris (Organization)
Description: Scientific society co-founded by Alexandre Brongniart


Name: Thin Wafers (Physical Object)
Description: Synthetic single crystals are typically sold in the form of thin wafers


Name: North Africa (geographical region)
Description: Region covering Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Sudan, Tunisia and Morocco


Name: 500 Hypothetical 3-periodic Allotropes of Carbon (Group of hypothetical allotropes)
Description: Hypothetical allotropes of carbon known at the present time.


Name: Gemmæ Antiquæ Cælatæ (book)
Description: The book that made Baron Philipp von Stosch's lasting impression


Name: Second round of FIFA World Cup in 1986 (Sporting event)
Description: Round that Morocco reached in the FIFA World Cup tournament held in 1986


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


Name: Plastic mitome-in (Material)
Description: A type of Mitome-in made from plastic


Name: Cubist and impressionist paintings (artwork category)
Description: Paintings that represent the style of cubism or impressionism


Name: The late 1950s (Time)
Description: A specific period during the late 1950s


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


Name: European Union (Political Union)
Description: An economic and political union of 27 European countries


Name: Andalusia (Geographical Location)
Description: The Andalusian aeronautical sector, which is second nationally only behind Madrid


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


Name: Lithium hydride containing lithium-6 (Compound)
Description: A compound used in thermonuclear weapons as fuel for the fusion stage of the bomb


Name: Ennahda Movement (PoliticalParty)
Description: The largest party in Tunisia after the Constituent Assembly elections


Name: Abraham Hume (person)
Description: A British chemist and natural philosopher


Name: Lithium (solid-state batteries) (Resource Battery Innovation)
Description: The development of lithium-based solid-state batteries to replace traditional liquid electrolytes


Name: Macehualtin (Social Class)
Description: Lower working classes in Aztec society, originally peasants


Name: tide-flowing jewel (mythical artifact)
Description: A mythical artifact that Hoori used to drown his brother


Name: James Whatman and John Baskerville (Person)
Description: Inventors who developed a method for producing perfectly smooth paper


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


Name: Plastic Manufacturing (Industry)
Description: The industries that produce plastic products


Name: The first scientific study of fossils (Scientific Study)
Description: -


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Geological formation)
Description: A class of rock that is formed from the alteration of existing pre-existing rock types, usually due to pressure, temperature, or chemical agents.


Name: U.S. Food and Nutrition Board (FNB) (Organization)
Description: A United States government agency that provides scientific advice on matters of food, nutrition, and health.


Name: Areas of higher population density (Geographical area)
Description: Regions in the U.S. with a greater population concentration.


Name: Mining work conditions (historical event)
Description: The working conditions of medieval and early modern miners


Name: Late Helladic period (Historical subperiod)
Description: The period of Mycenaean Greece


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


Name: Transparency by Design (Concept)
Description: The scenario where the physical product is complemented with layers of digital information, improving transparency and traceability.


Name: Greek modern urban popular song (musical style)
Description: The musical genre that was influenced by Heptanesean kantádhes


Name: Entrepreneurship ecosystem and venture capital investments (Economic Factors)
Description: Factors that facilitate the growth of technology-driven startup companies in New York City


Name: 10034 (ZipCode)
Description: A postal code for the U.S.


Name: Environment (Location)
Description: The surroundings or conditions in which an organism lives


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


Name: Soil (Natural Environment)
Description: Loose surface material on the land, typically consisting of mineral particles, organic matter, water, and air


Name: Three-branch system (political system)
Description: The system composed of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the United States government


Name: Louis the German (Historical Figure)
Description: King of East Francia from 843 to 876


Name: Oleg (person)
Description: The successor of Rurik who conquered Kiev in 882


Name: Not specified (there is a list of twin cities but no specific one is mentioned in the text) (City)
Description: A city with which Örebro has a formal relationship


Name: Algiers (Location)
Description: City in Algeria, known as the main base for Barbary pirates during the 16th to 19th centuries.


Name: Exoskeleton (type of skeleton)
Description: A rigid outer shell that holds up an organism's shape


Name: Cave murals in Afghanistan (Artifact)
Description: The earliest known usage of oil painting


Name: Root Node (Classification node)
Description: The top-most node in the hierarchy that applies to all objects


Name: court attire (clothing)
Description: The standard of attire for the court until the end of the Qing dynasty.


Name: Wines of Valais (Food product)
Description: Wines produced in the Valais region


Name: Luxury Good (Commodity)
Description: The status of pomegranate at a certain time.


Name: 10.8 workers (Group_of_people)
Description: Ratio of workers leaving the municipality for each one entering


Name: Hoya de Guadix (location)
Description: A basin located in the province of Granada, Andalusia


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The first non-Indian source of diamonds, discovered in 1725


Name: Adi Shankara's Influential Consolidation of Advaita Vedanta Occurred (Philosophy)
Description: -


Name: 61st in Global Innovation Index (Ranking)
Description: A list of rankings that measures the degree of innovation in a particular country or region


Name: Council of Europe (Intergovernmental organization)
Description: An international organization promoting cooperation between its 47 member states in the fields of democracy, human rights, rule of law, and cultural diversity


Name: Marine Motifs in Pylos and Tiryns (Art)
Description: Depictions of marine life found in the palaces at Pylos and Tiryns


Name: attack (military_action)
Description: Attack as a mission


Name: Novgorod Republic (Political Entity)
Description: A medieval republic in northwestern Rus'.


Name: Artificial Emerald (Gemstone)
Description: Synthesized variant of the beryl mineral


Name: Single crystalline diamond (Form of diamond)
Description: Diamond in the form of micro/nanoscale wires or needles


Name: Jotunheimen AS (Company)
Description: A Norwegian paint and coatings manufacturer


Name: Emerylike rocks in Argyllshire, Scotland (geological formations)
Description: Emerylike rocks found in Argyllshire, Scotland where mullite occurs.


Name: Barcelona (City)
Description: A city on the coast of northeastern Spain


Name: E-Type Pseudotachylytes (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of impact-generated pseudotachylyte


Name: Colloidal System (System)
Description: Colloidal system can be solid, liquid, or gaseous; as well as continuous or dispersed


Name: Modern Greek Culture (Cultural Group)
Description: The contemporary cultural identity of Greece.


Name: Impressions on Clay (purpose)
Description: Impressions that could be repeated indefinitely and used as labels


Name: Ordinary Sphere (Concrete Geometric Object)
Description: A three-dimensional sphere embedded in 3-dimensional space


Name: Cataclasis (Geological process)
Description: The granulation, crushing, or milling of existing rocks in geology


Name: Geographic entity (concept)
Description: A location or area on Earth's surface


Name: Olmiite (Mineral)
Description: A manganese-dominant analogue of poldervaartite, typically pinkish in color.


Name: Young pine trees (Plants)
Description: Trees that are protected by Suillus luteus from copper toxicity


Name: Generators (in aircraft and wind turbines) (technology)
Description: Generators used in aircraft and wind turbine applications


Name: Ancient Roman society (society)
Description: Society of the Roman Empire


Name: Kataraktis and Nenita (Fishing Villages)
Description: The fishing villages along the east coast.


Name: Alps (mountain range)
Description: a system of mountains in Europe and Asia


Name: The bottom 50% of the adult population in the United States (Social Group)
Description: The bottom 50% wealthiest adults in the US


Name: alumina (Substance)
Description: The main component of sapphire


Name: 8% of the world's diamonds (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of diamonds exported by the DRC


Name: 3.7% of the total Austrian population (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the total population attending church


Name: The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit (1955) (Literature)
Description: A novel that contributed to the popularity of the grey business suit.


Name: metalwork (Artifact class)
Description: Works made of metals like copper, gold, and later bronze


Name: Andean Community (International Organization)
Description: A political and economic alliance of South American countries.


Name: Rhode Island, USA (State)
Description: A state in the northeastern United States


Name: Tektite (Mineraloid)
Description: A natural glass formed by meteorite impacts.


Name: Guerrero (state)
Description: One of the 31 states of Mexico, located on the Pacific coast


Name: [Bryozoan or an oyster] (skeletal organism)
Description: examples of skeletal organisms that undergo bioimmuration


Name: Battle of Teutoburg Forest (Historical Event)
Description: Repelled the Romans back across the Rhine after the battle in 9 AD


Name: Mountains and sometimes in the cities and lowlands (GeographicalFeature)
Description: During January, February and December


Name: Rapaport Diamond Report (publication)
Description: A diamond pricing report established by DDC.


Name: Towns and villages (over 100 inhabitants) (Settlements)
Description: Towns and villages with over 100 inhabitants on the island of Thasos


Name: Technology (Craft)
Description: The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.


Name: Brown diamond (Color)
Description: A color of diamond found in increasing rarity after yellow


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


Name: Farnese Tazza (Artistic object)
Description: The major surviving Hellenistic example of gem-type cameo


Name: Tangwai (Political Party)
Description: The opposition party that emerged as a result of political and social reforms in Taiwan from the late 1970s to the 1990s


Name: Cinecittà Studios (Film and Television Production Facility)
Description: Largest film and television production facility in Europe


Name: Buddhist Votive Tablets (Artifact)
Description: Religious objects used as offerings in Buddhism


Name: Hydrofluoric Acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: A strong acid used in industry and laboratories


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The country that nearly a third of global total of Olympic medals striped is from


Name: 25.3% of total GDP (Economic Indicator)
Description: -


Name: Alabama State Route 278 in Alabama (Transportation_route)
Description: A state highway that runs within the borders of Alabama.


Name: Whig Party throughout New England (Political Party)
Description: A political party active in the 19th century.


Name: Black Hills (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A region in South Dakota, USA


Name: European Central Bank (Central Bank)
Description: The central bank of the European Union.


Name: Feng Shui practitioners (Occupation)
Description: Experts in the Chinese system of geomancy and environmental sciences


Name: Jews in Germany (Religion)
Description: Minority religion in Germany


Name: Compañía Sevillana de Electricidad (Business)
Description: A business established in 1894, historically the largest Andalusian business in the electricity sector.


Name: GDP (Economic Concept)
Description: A measure of the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period.


Name: Plastic Arts (Art Forms)
Description: These are art forms that involve physical manipulation of a plastic medium by molding or modeling, such as sculpture or ceramics


Name: Beachcombing (Method)
Description: Rather than quarrying.


Name: Area of Special Scientific Interest (Environmental Protection Category)
Description: For its international importance to geology, plant life, and breeding birds


Name: Grapes (fruit)
Description: Fruits in Japanese mythology used by Izanagi to distract the shikome


Name: Louis the German (Political Leader)
Description: King of East Francia (843-876)


Name: MineralAbsorption (Process)
Description: The process by which an organism absorbs minerals from its food


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


Name: Pieces of jade hanging on a string (Objects)
Description: In the depiction


Name: John Dalton (Scientist)
Description: English chemist and meteorologist who formulated the atomic theory


Name: Water treatment (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the treatment of water to make it safe for various uses


Name: Connecticut Sun (Sports_team)
Description: The Women's National Basketball Association's team based in Connecticut


Name: Asylum seekers entering the EU (Group of people)
Description: People seeking asylum in Europe during the European migrant crisis of the 2010s


Name: Mehrgarh, Pakistan (Location)
Description: A Neolithic archaeological site in Balochistan, Pakistan


Name: Helmut Kohl (1930–2017) (Politicians)
Description: Helmut Kohl, Chancellor of Germany from 1982 to 1998 and leader of the Christian Democratic Union


Name: Google Earth Engine (Product)
Description: A cloud-based platform for processing and analyzing Earth observation imagery and data


Name: Atlantic slave trade (Historical event)
Description: The practice of trading slaves across the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Hot, Dry Summers (Weather Condition)
Description: The conditions experienced in Sicily during summer


Name: Beech Forest Kozje Stene on Kopaonik (Natural Feature)
Description: A beech forest located on Kopaonik


Name: Victoria (Geographical_area)
Description: Victoria was carved from New South Wales in 1851.


Name: Death of 500-600 Protestants (Historical Event)
Description: The death of approximately 500 to 600 Protestants


Name: Phenocrysts or Porphyritic Minerals (Mineral Formation)
Description: Larger minerals in a rock that have taken perfect crystalline shapes.


Name: Incomplete Combustion (Process)
Description: A process resulting in the formation of carbon monoxide


Name: Native American tribes (Group)
Description: Various Native American tribes living in Alabama


Name: this way (Process)
Description: Being entombed in verd antique sarcophagus


Name: Invasive Species (Species)
Description: A group of species causing damage to the indigenous species populations through competition and predation


Name: King Rædwald (Person)
Description: Ruler of the East Angles from 616 to 624 AD.


Name: wide-sleeved long paofu (Clothing)
Description: Type of clothing worn by aristocratic figures during the Eastern Zhou dynasty


Name: Cell (Biological structure)
Description: The basic unit of life for most organisms.


Name: Contact Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A process that transforms rocks under high temperature and pressure


Name: Cutting (Process)
Description: A delicate procedure requiring skills, scientific knowledge, tools and experience.


Name: Strömgren photometric system (Technology)
Description: A photometric system for stellar classification


Name: The low status of sculpture in the arts (Art Forms)
Description: The perceived low status of sculpture compared to other art forms.