Name: More than a dozen South and Central American countries in 2016 (geographical_location)
Description: Television shows were broadcasted in this region during the given year


Name: Daily Value (%DV) of Zinc (Measurement)
Description: The amount of zinc in a serving of food, expressed as a percentage of the Daily Value established by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration


Name: Bodegón (Still life painting)
Description: A still life painting depicting pantry items, often arranged on a simple stone slab


Name: Bultfonteinite (mineral)
Description: Bultfonteinite.


Name: the trade network (economic system)
Description: The system through which goods were traded during the Bronze Age.


Name: Paleoclimatology (Scientific Study)
Description: The study of past climates and environmental conditions


Name: Gemünden (Village)
Description: A village around the periphery of Spessart


Name: Dyckman Street (Road)
Description: The creek and surrounding industrial area is bounded by Dyckman Street to the south, Tenth Avenue to the west, and 207th Street to the north.


Name: eight million (Number)
Description: Approximate number of Shilha or Chleuh people.


Name: US$2,000 per square foot ($22,000/m2) (Monetary Value)
Description: The retail rents commanded by Fifth Avenue in 2023.


Name: Mafic and ultramafic rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks that take up significant CO2 through their natural alteration processes


Name: You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. (Action)
Description: -


Name: educated Ivorian elite (People)
Description: The small but influential group in Ivory Coast


Name: Coke (Product)
Description: A product used for reducing iron ore into iron (smelting)


Name: Anorexia (Disease)
Description: A condition characterized by low appetite and excessive weight loss


Name: Monitoring quality, nutritional quantification, and more (Process)
Description: The purposes served by the food processing.


Name: Brooch (type of artifact)
Description: Clothing fastener used in early Rome


Name: Cubic Zirconia (Simulated Stone)
Description: A simulated or imitation stone composed of zirconium oxide


Name: Oliver Spasovski (Person)
Description: The acting prime minister of North Macedonia as of January 2020


Name: Diagram of Ecton Hill (Artifact)
Description: Made from Ashford Black Marble and other minerals


Name: Knut Alvsson (Person)
Description: Earl of the Orkneys, Caithness and Ross, knight of the realm, and leader of the Norwegian resistance against the Danish Oldenburg dynasty.


Name: Congo Free State (Geographical Location)
Description: Africa region under control of King Leopold II, primarily for ivory and rubber production


Name: Jōchō (Buddhist sculptor)
Description: Perfected the technique of 'yosegi zukuri'


Name: Spain (country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: true (Boolean Value)
Description: White, not Hispanic or Latino identified as the majority ethnic group in the New England population according to the 2006–2019 American Community Survey


Name: Perovskite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral containing calcium, oxygen, and titanium


Name: Cruess, S. R., Johnston, S. & Cruess R. L. (Person)
Description: Medical educators


Name: Ultra-Structural Examination (Process)
Description: The detailed examination of the structure of a sample at the ultra-structure level


Name: Gabriel García Márquez (Person)
Description: Led successful writers in the boom of Latin American literature


Name: Nihon Shoki (Literary Work)
Description: Another important source for Japanese myths


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: The religion of the president in Tunisia.


Name: Austrians (Group)
Description: Spanish and Austrians who occupied the Grisons


Name: Rheumatoid arthritis, tuberculosis, and parasites (Disease)
Description: Diseases that gold salts have been explored as a means to treat.


Name: nanocrystalline diamond aggregates (material)
Description: a material composed of small clusters of diamond crystals


Name: Late Minoan IB (Historical Era)
Description: ended with severe destructions throughout the island


Name: Constitution of Colombia (1991) (Legislation)
Description: The new Constitution of Colombia, promulgated on July 4, 1991.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: The religious system in which moksha is the ultimate goal


Name: Euro 1972 (Sports Event)
Description: The UEFA European Championship 1972


Name: Atmosphere (environmental component)
Description: One of Earth's main reservoirs for oxygen


Name: Cladistics (school of classification)
Description: a dominant method in biological taxonomy, based on shared ancestry


Name: Engraver (Profession)
Description: An artist who creates steel engravings


Name: Qin Shi Huang (Person)
Description: The first Emperor of China


Name: Military (Military)
Description: Restricts the military activities according to the constitution


Name: Afghanistan National Basketball Team (Sports Team)
Description: The national basketball team of Afghanistan


Name: universal suffrage at 18 years of age (voting right)
Description: Algeria has universal suffrage at 18 years of age.


Name: the Republic of Geneva (Polity)
Description: A political entity established by John Calvin in 1541


Name: Grand-Bassam and Assinie regions (Region)
Description: Regions within Ivory Coast


Name: Latin language (Language)
Description: An Italic language belonging to the Indo-European family of languages


Name: Chinese-language newspapers and curriculums (media and education)
Description: Publications and educational materials written in Chinese


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


Name: Arthur Evans (Person)
Description: An archaeologist who excavated Minoan sites


Name: Temperature (Physical quantity)
Description: Temperature-dependent magnetic coercivity values ranging from 289 to 5,027 oersteds (23–400 kA/m)


Name: Crystal's habit (Property)
Description: The visible external shape of the crystal.


Name: individual style in calligraphy (Style Concept)
Description: Concept that graphology relies upon in calligraphy


Name: North American Peltries (Geographical Area)
Description: Peltries (fur processing centers) located in North America.


Name: Ionising Radiation (Radiation)
Description: Energy radiation that carries enough energy to ionize atoms or molecules


Name: Hub for piracy (Role)
Description: The Barbary Coast was known as a hub for piracy during the 16th to 19th centuries.


Name: Kimberlite magma (Geological phenomenon)
Description: Magma associated with the formation of diamonds


Name: Growth Direction (Information)
Description: The direction in which the sapphire crystal grew during its formation


Name: Metamorphic rocks seen today (GeologicalFeature)
Description: The metamorphic rocks that are visible today due to the heat from the intruded granites


Name: Finger (Body Part)
Description: The body part a ring is typically worn on


Name: Enlarged pelvic outlet (Part of female pelvis)
Description: A larger opening for childbirth


Name: European Space Agency (ESA) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization supporting space research and technology


Name: Execution Rocks (Location)
Description: A location off the Long Island Sound shore


Name: First Bulgarian Empire (historical state)
Description: The historical state that preceded Second Bulgarian Empire


Name: Bankers, Merchants, Country Gentlemen (Profession)
Description: Wealthy individuals who were not members of the nobility


Name: Photosynthetic organisms (Organism)
Description: Plants and algae that carry out photosynthesis


Name: Missouri French (Language)
Description: An endangered dialect of French spoken by some Missouri residents


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: An element with the chemical symbol Si and atomic number 14.


Name: St. Gotthard Railway Tunnel (Infrastructure)
Description: A railway tunnel opened in 1882 connecting Lucerne, Switzerland with Milan, Italy


Name: resistance (Concept)
Description: Resistance associated with red in the 18th century


Name: gold (Material)
Description: The earliest recorded metal used by humans was gold


Name: important and famous rubies and sapphires (gems)
Description: Rubies and sapphires that are important or famous


Name: [γ-Cerium] (Allotrope)
Description: One of the allotropic forms of cerium.


Name: Liberal Party (Political party)
Description: A political party in New Zealand


Name: crucible (Container)
Description: A container used in the Czochralski process


Name: Mixed Economy (Economic System)
Description: The economic system of Italy


Name: 2010 (Year)
Description: A specific year, specifically the year when the lowest temperature of -14.5 °C (5.9 °F) was recorded in recent years in Ipswich


Name: Oceanic Crust (Geological formations)
Description: Part of Earth's crust beneath the oceans


Name: Indians (Ethnic group)
Description: People who identify as Indian or of Indian origin


Name: Heijō-kyō (city)
Description: The Imperial Capital during the Nara period.


Name: [1s2, 2s2, 2p2] (Electron Configuration)
Description: The arrangement of electrons in the different energy levels (shells) of an atom


Name: Yellow, red, and brown pigments (Colorant)
Description: Colors used for painting since prehistorical times


Name: prince or commander-in-chief (voivode) (Ruler)
Description: Leader of the družina


Name: Shallow Marine Environments (Geological Setting)
Description: Marine areas such as continental shelves or platforms where limestone is predominantly deposited.


Name: Mining (mostly coal) (Industry)
Description: Industrial output produced in Alabama, mostly coal mining.


Name: Greek Economy (Economy)
Description: Economy of Greece


Name: 63 to 72 EUR/kg, 66 to 72 EUR/kg, 42 EUR/kg (Price range)
Description: Price ranges for lithium carbonate, Lithium hydroxide monohydrate and Lithium metal respectively


Name: Sony Corporation (Company)
Description: Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation


Name: Painting Techniques in Ancient Greece (Art Technique)
Description: Differentiated developments of painting techniques in ancient Greece


Name: Deep Purple (Musical group)
Description: An English rock band formed in 1968.


Name: Lac d'Emosson (body_of_water)
Description: Another large high-elevation lake in Valais


Name: c.3300 – c.2200 BC (Time frame)
Description: Approximate time frame for the Neolithic period


Name: Eighty Years' War (Historical Event)
Description: A war triggered by the Spanish government's policy towards Protestantism in the Low Countries


Name: Hydrogel nanoparticles made of N-isopropylacrylamide hydrogel core shell (Specific Nanoparticle)
Description: The nanoparticles that can use the specified material composition for its core and shell


Name: Diseases that impair the body's ability to take up and use gaseous oxygen (Respiratory Disorder)
Description: Conditions that affect the body's ability to transport or utilize oxygen


Name: Beryl (or rock crystal) (Mineral)
Description: Lenses were made of beryl as glass could not be made clear enough.


Name: Putty or pitch (material)
Description: Golden hats were probably filled with a putty or pitch based on tree resin and wax


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: Hydrogen ions are reduced during the electrolysis process


Name: Mantle slips off the bead during culturing (Event)
Description: If the piece of mantle should slip off the bead.


Name: Muslims (Religious group)
Description: Religion mostly identified by the Bosniaks


Name: Criminology (Academic field)
Description: Study of crime and criminal behavior


Name: many as a part of the reduction effort (time_period)
Description: Offering alternative service for many as a part of the reduction effort


Name: 1.0% of total population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who speak Italian as their native language


Name: Tourmaline (Specific Mineral)
Description: A complex cyclosilicate mineral with a wide range of chemical compositions.


Name: Secondary porosity (Geological Feature)
Description: Porosity formed in an existing rock structure


Name: Yamoussoukro (Location)
Description: Ivory Coast's new political capital


Name: Wurtzite crystal structure (crystal structure type)
Description: A compound crystal structure referred to by the Strukturbericht designation B4 and the Pearson symbol hP4.


Name: GE stones (synthetic_diamond)
Description: Artificial diamonds produced by General Electric


Name: Lake Superior agate (Mineral)
Description: A type of agate stained by iron and found on the shores of Lake Superior.


Name: fine-grained or aphanitic to glass (texture)
Description: The texture may vary depending on the rock


Name: China (Location)
Description: Delivery location for Lithium metal


Name: Taupō Volcanic Zone (Geological zone)
Description: A geologically active region in New Zealand


Name: Sustainable Production (Process)
Description: Production that does not deplete natural resources or harm the environment.


Name: Airport (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: An airport that allows tourists to visit the island


Name: International Mineralogical Association (IMA) (standard body)
Description: the generally recognized standard body for the definition and nomenclature of mineral species


Name: Alexandrite from Sri Lanka (Gemstone)
Description: Alexandrite stones from Sri Lanka that lean towards yellowish-green and have a weaker color change


Name: 94,000 kilometres (58,410 mi) (Measurement)
Description: The total length of the roads in New Zealand


Name: Middle Ages (Time period)
Description: The time period where the works of Walther von der Vogelweide and Wolfram von Eschenbach can be traced back to


Name: Partisans (Military Entity)
Description: Armed resistance groups during World War II


Name: Austrian Government (Political Entity)
Description: The government of Austria during the specified period


Name: Major photographers (Artists)
Description: Significant contributors to the field of photography


Name: nano-electronics, optics, materials applications, etc. (Field of application)
Description: Potential uses of carbon nanotubes across various fields


Name: Cilia on Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The small hair-like structures covering the sea urchin's test.


Name: Preserve and spread Dharma everywhere for the good of the world (Duty)
Description: The duty to preserve and spread the Dharma


Name: 25 March (date)
Description: Date chosen as the anniversary of the Greek War of Independence.


Name: Navaratna (nine gems) (jewelry)
Description: A powerful jewel comprising nine precious stones


Name: concentration and insight (mental state)
Description: A state of focused attention and understanding.


Name: Tarrytown (Westchester) and South Nyack (Rockland County) (location)
Description: The two locations where this bridge connects.


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


Name: Queenstown (City)
Description: A resort town on the South Island of New Zealand, known for adventure sports


Name: Specialized Applications (Application Area)
Description: Specialized applications in the field of electronics


Name: Diaspora Sikhs (Group of People)
Description: Sikhs who live outside their original homeland


Name: Marajoara culture (archaeological culture)
Description: An archaeological culture that flourished on Marajó Island in the Amazon delta from AD 400 to 1400


Name: Cuba-U.S. Relations (Diplomatic Relations)
Description: Relations between Cuba and the United States


Name: lāwāgetas (official)
Description: A religious official under the wanax, possibly serving as the second-in-command.


Name: Fra Angelico (Artist)
Description: Fra Angelico.


Name: a high standard of living and a strong economy (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France's high standard of living and a strong economy


Name: Glucinium/Glucinum (Gl) (Element)
Description: An altered form of the name proposed by Humphry Davy for beryllium.


Name: Invertebrates (Invertebrate animals)
Description: Animals without a backbone


Name: Napoleonic Code (Legal System)
Description: A civil code that served as the basis for the legal system of France and many countries.


Name: Quartzites (Rock)
Description: A hard sandstone composed of quartz grains that are at least 91% or more of the total volume


Name: Alpine buildings (buildings)
Description: Buildings in the Alps


Name: African Games (Sporting event)
Description: The African equivalent of the Olympics.


Name: Istanbul (City)
Description: Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey.


Name: Manuel Azaña (Person)
Description: A Spanish politician who served as president of Spain from 1931 to 1933 and again in 1936


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe and Western Asia


Name: Small proportion of carbon atoms in a diamond's structure (Physical properties)
Description: The most common impurity, nitrogen, replaces a small proportion of carbon atoms in a diamond's structure and causes a yellowish to brownish tint.


Name: Gustavo Rojas Pinilla (Person)
Description: A former president of Colombia


Name: Graubünden People (Ethnicity)
Description: The people who are citizens or residents of the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland


Name: Ryukyu Islands (Island group)
Description: A chain of islands in the Pacific Ocean, south of Japan


Name: Stable, natural blue dyes (Product)
Description: Dyes suitable for the food industry


Name: Policy of Promoting Tunisian Musicians Exclusively (Policy)
Description: Policy aimed at disseminating works of Tunisian musicians


Name: Totality_of_the_vision_the_Mexica_had_of_the_universe_(cosmovision) (concept)
Description: The Mexica's totality of vision of the universe


Name: Roman Conquest (Event)
Description: The Roman conquest of Britain, starting in 43 AD


Name: Euboea (Geographical Entity)
Description: An island in Greece


Name: garnet (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that occurs in association with Stillwellite-(Ce).


Name: its relatively short half-life (Physical Property)
Description: A property of an isotope that determines the time it takes for half of its atoms to decay


Name: The Black Star of Queensland (jewelry)
Description: Second largest star sapphire in the world


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


Name: Water (Chemical Compound)
Description: Although it will only burn gently in air


Name: Himyarite Age (era)
Description: Era of ancient South Arabia


Name: Portland Cement (Building Material)
Description: A basic ingredient of concrete


Name: Greek junta (Military dictatorship)
Description: A military government that ruled Greece from 1967 to 1974.


Name: Museums in Switzerland (Attractions)
Description: There are over 1000 museums found in Switzerland.


Name: Ukrainisation (Policy)
Description: a policy promoting the advancement of native peoples, their language and culture into the governance of their respective republics


Name: Jim Crow customs (Tradition)
Description: Social and legal practices enforced after the American Civil War to segregate African Americans.


Name: well-organized defense (military event)
Description: Defense that defeated Axayacatl


Name: Circle of intersection (Geometric figure)
Description: A circle that is the intersection of two spheres


Name: Much of North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula (Region)
Description: The regions ruled by the Almohads, which included much of North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Toadstones could be removed from an old toad while it was still alive (Knowledge)
Description: The method for obtaining toadstones


Name: Ipswich Rhinos (Rugby League Team)
Description: A rugby league side in Ipswich


Name: Sea Urchin (Fossil/Symbol)
Description: A type of echinoderm, often found as fossils and used in folk traditions.


Name: Arendal (city)
Description: A city located in Norway


Name: [T]he Eternal Blue Sky (phrase)
Description: A phrase referring to Tengri


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


Name: International Style and Art Deco (Art Movements)
Description: Styles of architecture, design and art characterized by the work of Paul Manship, Lee Lawrie and others.


Name: brayer (Tool)
Description: A roller used to apply ink to a surface


Name: 15 percent of the primary sector (percentage)
Description: Role in the economy, constituting 15 percent of the primary sector


Name: Dmitri Mendeleyev (Person)
Description: Russian chemist


Name: Martin Heinrich Klaproth (Scientist)
Description: German chemist who simultaneously isolated ceria in Germany in 1803


Name: Aztec and Spanish sources (source)
Description: Documentation from both Aztec and Spanish records


Name: Agriculture Industry (Industry)
Description: The major industry of Missouri, primarily focused on agriculture


Name: Art Nouveau (art movement or period)
Description: An international philosophy of art, architecture and design that developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: victims of fraud in the UK outside of London (Victim)
Description: Individuals who have been victimized by fraud in the UK outside of London


Name: Valère Basilica (Monument)
Description: An ancient basilica located in the Valais landscape


Name: Molybdate anions (Chemical compound)
Description: Compounds containing molybdenum


Name: Pure Red Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A rare variety of red diamond with no secondary colors


Name: Amethyst (Gemstone)
Description: Amethyst in general (both natural and synthetic)


Name: Shaqya ibn Abd al-Walid (Person)
Description: The person who lived during the time period


Name: Ballon d'Or (award)
Description: A French award given annually to the world's best footballer


Name: Ghost Print (Printmaking Outcome)
Description: A second print from the original plate that is sometimes called a ghost print or cognate.


Name: Ancient Greece (Geographical Location)
Description: Destination where the swords were exported


Name: Consiglio di Stato election in Cresciano (Election)
Description: The Consiglio di Stato election held in Cresciano


Name: Quaternary Age Drift Deposits (Geological Deposit)
Description: Terrace and river gravel deposits, boulder clays found in both regions


Name: CMYK Color Model (Color Model)
Description: A color model used in printing and other processes that add subtractive primary colors.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A family of religions originating in India


Name: Canton (Political Division of a Country)
Description: A first-order administrative division in some countries


Name: Mars (Planet)
Description: The fourth planet from the Sun, orbiting around it every 687 Earth days


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: A hard, brittle crystalline solid with a blue-grey metallic lustre.


Name: Metal Bracket (Artifact class)
Description: An object that was worn at the end of the 16th century.


Name: Tranquility Base (Historical Site)
Description: The first location on another celestial body to be visited by humans.


Name: Ancient Egyptian Afterlife (Concept)
Description: The ancient Egyptian afterlife contained an eternal paradise, referred to as the 'Field of Malachite', which resembled their lives but with no pain or suffering


Name: invading fleet (Military formation)
Description: Forces of Japan that invaded Silla


Name: EnzymeActivities (Process)
Description: The process by which enzymes lower the activation energy of a chemical reaction.


Name: Mycenaean Greeks and Present-day West Eurasians are genetically distant according to (Statement)
Description: A statement that Mycenaean Greeks and present-day West Eurasians are genetically distant according to the FST between the sampled Bronze Age populations and present-day West Eurasians.


Name: Formula for Network Solids (Property of Network Solids)
Description: Like those for ionic compounds, are simple ratios of the component atoms represented by a formula unit.


Name: Roman Catholic (Religion)
Description: A religion followed by some individuals in Collonges


Name: Organizations (Group)
Description: Groups such as multi-national for profit corporations and nonprofit charities


Name: Scrofula (Kings Evil) (Medical_condition)
Description: The aetite was bound to the place grieved to dissolve the knobs of scrofula


Name: Charles IV the Fair (person)
Description: King of France who died without an heir in 1328


Name: King of Norway (Political Position)
Description: Head of state in the unitary constitutional monarchy of Norway


Name: Hunsrück Slate mining (Location)
Description: Area where Hunsrück Slate was mined


Name: 197Au (Isotope)
Description: The only stable and naturally occurring isotope of Gold


Name: Jerusalem (City)
Description: Nearby location


Name: Western European styles (Architectural Style)
Description: A collection of architectural practices, traditions, and manners characteristic of Europe.


Name: Nederpop (Music genre)
Description: Contemporary Dutch rock and pop music


Name: Pre-alpine areas (Geographical region)
Description: Areas located before the Alps


Name: Second growth public forests like the Mark Twain National Forest (Ecosystem)
Description: The second growth public forests that were protected by the Wilderness Act of 1964


Name: American Geosciences Institute (Institution)
Description: A concretionary nodule of clay ironstone about the size of a walnut that the ancients believed an eagle takes to her nest to facilitate egg-laying


Name: the Qin and Han dynasties (Geographical_feature)
Description: A geographical feature representing China's rich cultural history.


Name: Liberty & Co. (Business)
Description: An English company that contributed slightly more linear but still characteristic designs to the Art Nouveau trend


Name: Borosilicate glass (Material)
Description: Owens-Corning's trademarked Pyrex is another brand name for this glass.


Name: Carbon dioxide (chemical compound)
Description: A gas produced during cellular respiration


Name: Lamprophyre (Rock type)
Description: A diamond-bearing rock that has biotite and amphibole.


Name: Johannes Werner (Cartographer)
Description: Refined and promoted the Werner projection


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia.


Name: Vietnam (geographical location)
Description: Country in Southeast Asia


Name: Spherical flame (Microgravity) (Physical Shape)
Description: The shape a flame adopts under microgravity conditions, becoming more blue and efficient.


Name: White unicorn (Mythical creature)
Description: -


Name: Acropolis Monuments (architectural structure)
Description: Buildings on the Acropolis, including the Parthenon


Name: Russia (Kvartalnoye deposit (Sverdlovsk Region, Asbestovsky District) and at the Syuigachan ore occurrence (Khabarovsk Territory, Verkhnebureinsky District)) (Location)
Description: Places where samples of Eulytine were found in Russia


Name: England's Received Pronunciation and East Anglian speech (Accent)
Description: Originated from England's Received Pronunciation and 17th century speech in East Anglia


Name: Han dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Dynasty from 206 BCE to 220 CE in China


Name: Iliad (literary work)
Description: An epic poem by the ancient Greek poet Homer


Name: The Gem Industry (Industry)
Description: Industry involved in the extraction, trade and processing of gems


Name: Anthocyanins (Natural Pigment)
Description: Pigments found in certain plants that range from red to purple to blue.


Name: Japanese (Language)
Description: A language spoken in Japan


Name: Cape Taenarum (or Cape Matapan) (Location)
Description: Ancient name for Cape Matapan, situated at the end of Mani Peninsula


Name: $XXX (nominal) / $YYY (PPP) (GDP Per Capita)
Description: The nominal and purchasing power parity (PPP) GDP per capita of the Czech Republic


Name: Oceanic basalts (Geological formation)
Description: Basalts found in the vicinity of mid-ocean ridges


Name: Tahitian Legislative Assembly (Political Body)
Description: The first sitting of the assembly was on 23 February 1824


Name: Fourth Republic (political entity)
Description: A former political entity of France, which was succeeded by the Fifth Republic in 1958.


Name: Resin- or metal-bonded emery, silicon carbide, aluminium oxide, or diamond dust (Material)
Description: These powders are used in successively decreasing particle sizes to achieve a polish.


Name: Italy's Eni (Company)
Description: Italian energy company


Name: Several hydrated calcium silicates (Mineral Class)
Description: Specific minerals that were formed when the existing chalk of the area was intensely altered by the intrusion of the feeder tube of an ancient volcano


Name: Minoan sealstones and vases (artifact)
Description: ancient objects from the Minoan civilization


Name: iridescences and certain aspects of color still foreign to painting (Artistic Goal)
Description: Iridescences and unique colors not commonly seen in traditional paintings


Name: Shrine of Ali (Religious Site)
Description: A religious site in the north of Afghanistan.


Name: verd antique decoration (Decoration)
Description: Decorative elements in the style of verd antique


Name: Sports Newspapers (Classification of Newspaper)
Description: Newspapers which focus on sports news


Name: Copper proteins (Protein)
Description: Proteins with diverse roles in biological electron transport and oxygen transportation


Name: Indus Valley civilization (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in the Indian subcontinent


Name: new colony (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The new French colony established in Tahiti


Name: Roman (Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization that hunted foxes by AD 80


Name: Major industries and public utilities (Economic Entity)
Description: Industries and utilities owned by the government


Name: Sodium fire (Type of fire)
Description: Those based on carbon dioxide and bromochlorodifluoromethane should not be used on sodium fire


Name: Massachusetts (State)
Description: The 6th state to join the United States, located in the northeastern region of the country.


Name: US Cavalry (Military unit)
Description: A historical mounted infantry unit in the U.S. Army.


Name: Painting (Visual Art)
Description: A visual art form that produces a visual representation.


Name: Rameses II (Pharaoh)
Description: Rameses II is represented by these colossal statues


Name: Journey (Event)
Description: Journey taken by Momotaro.


Name: Kazan Uplands portion of the Canadian Shield (Geographical Region)
Description: One of the regions where Great Bear Lake is located


Name: Algiers (City)
Description: The capital city of Algeria and the country's largest city


Name: Murasaki Shikibu (author)
Description: Japanese author who wrote The Tale of Genji in the 11th century.


Name: Colours (Art Materials)
Description: Colors used in Etruscan paintings


Name: Intergovernmental Organization (Organization)
Description: An organization established by multiple governments to address issues on a global scale.


Name: Han Chinese and Khitan clothing (clothing)
Description: Traditional Han Chinese and Khitan attire


Name: Banknotes featuring Marie Curie (Category)
Description: Currency notes issued by various countries featuring Marie Curie's image


Name: Apollinarius (Person)
Description: Eastern Roman general


Name: Shape (Crystal Shape)
Description: Can appear as individual tetrahedrons, spherical varieties, or complexly modified forms.


Name: Alpine Culture (Culture)
Description: Unchanged since medieval period


Name: More than 120 language varieties (Quantity)
Description: More than 120 Indigenous language varieties were in use or being revived as per NILS 2018-19 survey.


Name: Significance of Bronze Age Metallurgy (Impact)
Description: The significance of the introduction and use of bronze metallurgy


Name: Organic compounds (Richness in resources)
Description: -


Name: Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann (Physicists)
Description: German chemists


Name: Jefferson City (city)
Description: The capital city of Missouri.


Name: Giambologna (Renaissance Sculptor)
Description: Flemish sculptor based in Florence, excelled in the later part of the 16th century


Name: 1905 (year)
Description: The year when Norway regained its independence


Name: Celebrity ownership (association)
Description: Kashmir sapphires have been owned by various celebrities


Name: Sukhakarta Dukhaharta (Prayer)
Description: A Marathi prayer to Ganesha


Name: Nguessan Yao (Person)
Description: Colonel in the Ivory Coast armed forces


Name: Kip Daglari, Turkey (Location)
Description: A locality known to bear uvarovite in a different continent


Name: Sailing, Swimming, Tennis, Surfing, Skateboarding, MMA, Gymnastics, Boxing, Judo, Athletics and Table Tennis (Group)
Description: Significant achievements in these sports.


Name: Colombian Palm Oil Production (Production Process)
Description: The process of producing palm oil in Colombia.


Name: Paris Agreement (International Treaty)
Description: An international treaty on climate change


Name: Apollo 11 landing site (historical site)
Description: The location where Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the Moon


Name: Po Valley (Valley)
Description: A geographical region in Northern Italy


Name: Robert Bunsen and Augustus Matthiessen (Persons)
Description: German chemists who produced larger quantities of lithium through electrolysis of lithium chloride


Name: October 14, 2015 (date)
Description: Date as of October 14, 2015


Name: Finniss Lithium Project (Project)
Description: A lithium mining project in Australia


Name: Nefta (oil company) (Oil Company)
Description: An oil company that built a work camp in Arad in July 1961


Name: Mycenaean culture (culture)
Description: An archaeological culture that arose around 1600 BC on the Greek mainland.


Name: Poverty-stricken citizens (in later 16th century) (Social class)
Description: The poverty-stricken citizens in the later 16th century


Name: a nuclear weapons program (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France's nuclear weapons program


Name: Matsudaira Yorizumi (Daimyō (feudal lord))
Description: The ruler of Saijō Domain in the 17th century


Name: Alabama Department of Revenue (GovernmentalBody)
Description: The department responsible for collecting taxes in Alabama


Name: Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten, Bonaire, Saba, Sint Eustatius (Country)
Description: The former constituent countries of the Netherlands Antilles


Name: Slavery and its Impact (Historical Event)
Description: The institution of slavery and its lasting effects


Name: Plastic, Paper, Aluminium, Glass and Metal (Materials)
Description: Examples of materials that can have value recovered from waste.


Name: being a small piece of debris in space that can become a meteorite if it enters Earth's atmosphere (property)
Description: A Meteoroid is a small piece of debris moving in space, often a meteorite before entering Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Euthanization of Child (Event)
Description: An event where a child was euthanized due to an incurable disease.


Name: cutting tools (Tool)
Description: -


Name: Daily Value (%DV) (Measurement)
Description: The amount of a nutrient in a serving of food, expressed as a percentage of the Daily Value established by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration


Name: High-Efficiency Laser Devices (Device Classification)
Description: No further information provided


Name: Jewels (historical item)
Description: Sacred and precious objects


Name: The Troubles (conflict)
Description: a 30-year period of unionist-nationalist communal conflict in Northern Ireland


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A precious, dense, soft, malleable, and shiny yellow metal


Name: Iron-manganese ore deposits and their related skarns, Metamorphosed manganese-rich sediments (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Places where Tephroite is found


Name: Early Carthage (Ancient City)
Description: The initial settlement and founding of Carthage, primarily populated by Phoenicians


Name: trace impurities of boron (mineral impurity)
Description: Impurities within the crystalline lattice structure that cause blue color


Name: 150 pairs of sooty falcon (Falco concolor) (Species)
Description: A species of bird discovered in October, 1994 on Zabargad Island.


Name: Catholic (Religion)
Description: The predominant religion in Onsernone


Name: Basketball (Sport)
Description: A popular team sport with origins traceable to the 19th century United States.


Name: Malleable (Physical Property)
Description: The ability of iron to be hammered or pressed into shape without breaking.


Name: Warlord Era (historical period)
Description: era of political instability and warlordism in China


Name: Values (Abstract)
Description: Beliefs and principles held by the national community


Name: Journeys (Travel)
Description: A popular tourist activity in Russia.


Name: Combustion temperature of a flame (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which a flame burns


Name: Enhydro agate (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of banded microcrystalline or cryptocrystalline quartz with a hollow center containing water.


Name: Late 20th century (Historical period)
Description: Period towards the end of the 20th century


Name: Newborn Babies (Group)
Description: Infants in the first few weeks or months after birth.


Name: Mafic and ultramafic igneous rocks (Geological formations)
Description: Rocks that are rich or very rich in ferromagnesian minerals such as olivine


Name: Diversity and influence (Quality)
Description: A characteristic or state of being abundant in resources, qualities, or items.


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


Name: 72% (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of the total population that spoke only English at home at the 2021 census


Name: Wood ash (Inorganic Substance)
Description: The ash collected from wood boilers


Name: Cross-sections of corals and crinoids (Geological Feature)
Description: Geological features found in the Gold Vein type of St. Genevieve Marble.


Name: new, modified round brilliant cut diamonds (Diamond cut)
Description: The new and modified diamond cuts developed by these companies


Name: Iona FC (Organization)
Description: Another football club located on Iona, an island just off the south west end of Mull


Name: Other new artistic currents (Artist)
Description: New artistic movements appearing on the scene of Algerian painting, abandoning figurative classical painting


Name: Louis XIV (Monarch)
Description: King of France from 1643 to 1715


Name: Crux (Cross)
Description: A Latin term referring to a stake, gibbet, cross or pole.


Name: Côte d'Ivoire (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: Apple Inc. (Company)
Description: Technology company known for products like iPhone


Name: Wine grapes (Agricultural product)
Description: Grapes used in the production of wine


Name: Emptiness (Concept)
Description: A related concept in Buddhism with many interpretations


Name: Venera 7 (Spacecraft)
Description: The first spacecraft to land on another planet, Venus in 1970


Name: Moslems (Religion Followers)
Description: Followers of Islam


Name: Wood (Organic Matter)
Description: A natural material consisting of cellulose and lignin, usually with a high moisture content


Name: Mountains (Geographical feature)
Description: A large landform that rises above the surrounding area in a prominent way


Name: Student (Individual)
Description: A person who attends an educational institution.


Name: Figurine (type of small sculpture)
Description: A statue that is no more than 18 inches (46 cm) tall.


Name: Paracelsus (Person)
Description: A Swiss-born German alchemist who referred to the metal as zincum in his book Liber Mineralium II.


Name: Mauritania (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa.


Name: Silicon (Si) (Element)
Description: Silicon is in tetrahedral coordination


Name: Samurai (social class)
Description: A class of warrior-nobility in medieval and early-modern Japan.


Name: Liquid, Paste, Wax (Substance)
Description: Various liquids or pastes used to suspend the abrasive.


Name: to help them pay their insurance (Compensation)
Description: The compensation provided by the government to help individuals on low incomes pay for their insurance


Name: various operations (Operation)
Description: Peacekeeping missions led by Ukraine


Name: Dynamic metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A type of metamorphism associated with zones of high strain such as fault zones


Name: Temperatures greater than 150 to 200°C and pressures greater than 1500 bars (Physical Condition)
Description: The minimum required temperature and pressure conditions for metamorphism.


Name: Tengri (Deity)
Description: The all-encompassing God of Heaven in the traditional Turkic, Yeniseian, Mongolic, and various other nomadic religious beliefs.


Name: Lyngurium (Stone)
Description: Legendary gemstone supposedly hidden by lynxes


Name: Osgood (Person)
Description: The person who owned the quarry but had financial problems and never quarried the marble


Name: Glass material (Material)
Description: A type of material made from silica (silicon dioxide), either in its pure form or as a part of a mixture with other substances, most commonly soda lime glass.


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


Name: Dalarna (Location)
Description: The location where Mora IK is from


Name: Eastern Alps (Subregion of the Alps)
Description: A subregion within the Alps range


Name: Electroetching (Art Technique)
Description: A non-toxic form of etching that does not involve an acid.


Name: Radbod (Person)
Description: The deposed prefect of the March of Pannonia in 853


Name: Juscelino Kubitschek (person)
Description: -


Name: Accent stone (role in jewelry making)
Description: A stone that flanks a ring's larger central (and usually brilliant-cut) stone.


Name: Elevation Range (Geographical Feature)
Description: The range of elevations in Valais, from Lake Geneva at Le Bouveret to the Nufenen Pass


Name: Merchants and nobility (Social class)
Description: Wealthy individuals in the Maya region


Name: Marine art (Art Style)
Description: The type of art for which Ivan Aivazovsky is known


Name: Visual Representation (Classification)
Description: Any physical manifestation that can be visually perceived.


Name: Basin of Mexico (general) (Geographical Location)
Description: General area where Altepetl were found


Name: [pao, ao, duanhe, lanshan, zhiduo] (clothing)
Description: Specific forms of casual clothing included in other casual forms of clothing


Name: World War II (Historical Event)
Description: A global conflict that occurred from 1939 to 1945.


Name: Penetrations Along Seams Created By The Dome Uplift (GeologicalEvent)
Description: Rather than through metamorphic contact with the uplifted dome


Name: Aphanius baeticus (animal species)
Description: An endemic and endangered fish found in Andalusia


Name: 'Fancy Sapphires' (Gemstone category)
Description: Sapphires that exhibit a range of other colors


Name: a land of romance and beauty, with a reputation for its charming villages, stunning landscapes, and world-class cities such as Paris (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of romance and beauty, with a reputation for its charming villages, stunning landscapes, and world-class cities such as Paris


Name: 18th century Dey (Political Leader)
Description: The dey of the 18th century


Name: inflation_and_interest_rates (Economy)
Description: Key indicators of the overall health and stability of an economy


Name: Hindu devotional statues (artifact)
Description: statues in Hinduism, often featuring eyes made of diamonds


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: The country where the emerald mines are located


Name: Japanese drivers (Driver)
Description: The drivers that have been successful in Super Formula racing.


Name: 7000 years ago (time)
Description: The first sign of copper jewellery was seen 7000 years ago.


Name: One-point compactification of the real numbers (Geometric Structure)
Description: A point at infinity added to the one-point compactification of the real numbers


Name: [...] (Ranking)
Description: The position in ranking among other countries


Name: Pushkin's scurrilous epigram (Work_of_Art)
Description: A poem by Pushkin that reflects the rumors about Uvarov.


Name: Conical 'nose cone' or 'heat shield' (Geological feature)
Description: Shape developed by the meteoroid during atmospheric entry


Name: pigment lead white (Material)
Description: The Greeks used a highly toxic pigment made from lead white for their paintings


Name: Native American tribes (Group)
Description: Indigenous peoples living in North America prior to European colonization


Name: in 1815 (time)
Description: The year the school was established


Name: Peroxides (Chemical Compound)
Description: Bleaching agents that do not contain chlorine most often are based on peroxides.


Name: MetabolismOfProteinsAndCarbohydrates (Process)
Description: The processes by which an organism breaks down proteins and carbohydrates to obtain energy


Name: worship (religious practice)
Description: Prayer and devotion


Name: 40Ar (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of argon.


Name: Dissemination of Copper-based Metallurgy (Event)
Description: The dissemination of copper-based metallurgy across different regions


Name: early Rome (historical period or location)
Description: The early stages of the Roman civilization


Name: Large bison (Prehistoric sculptures)
Description: Sculptures created around 12–17,000 years ago


Name: [North Africa, Sicily, parts of the Middle East] (region)
Description: Various regions including North Africa, Sicily and parts of the Middle East


Name: Jugurtha (Person)
Description: Illegitimate grandson of Masinissa, of Berber origin


Name: Placidus a Spescha (Person)
Description: A Benedictine monk who also explored the regions of ice and snow in the Alps.


Name: 99% of the world's diamonds are conflict-free (Statement)
Description: A claim about the percentage of conflict-free diamonds in the global market


Name: Blood Council (institution)
Description: Council established by Alba to suppress the Protestant movement in the Netherlands


Name: Seas surrounding mainland Greece (Geographical Features)
Description: The seas that surround the mainland of Greece


Name: Urine (Body fluid)
Description: The final product of the filtration process.


Name: 12–14% manganese (chemical composition)
Description: Manganese content of Hadfield steel.


Name: Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac and Louis Jacques Thénard (Person)
Description: French chemists who made significant contributions to the fields of chemistry, physics, and mathematics


Name: Bushfires (NaturalDisaster)
Description: Occurrences of bushfires associated with climate change


Name: Costs of War Project (Research_project)
Description: research project


Name: currulao, contradanza (Rhythms)
Description: Different rhythms associated with Pacific coast music


Name: Service Sector (UK) (Sector)
Description: The service sector that makes up a significant portion of the UK's economy


Name: Nitrogen (Impurity)
Description: An element responsible for yellow and brown color in gem diamonds


Name: Alabama's high school graduation rate (75%) as the fourth lowest in the U.S. (High school graduation rate)
Description: The fourth lowest high school graduation rate among states in the United States


Name: Civilians (Group)
Description: People who are not members of the military or law enforcement


Name: Being cheaper than germanium (Property)
Description: Cost is significantly reduced because it has about one-seventh the cost of germanium


Name: Isle Royale (Location)
Description: A location where copper was extracted with primitive stone tools


Name: 16th century (time_period)
Description: The time period when this stone was known.


Name: Bone (Material)
Description: One of the materials rings can be made of


Name: BRDF (physical property)
Description: bidirectional reflectance distribution function


Name: Seljuk Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: A distinct architecture that emerged during the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum


Name: Three Broad Categories (Classification)
Description: The three main categories of Turkish music: 'Turkish folk music', 'Turkish art music', and multiple popular music styles


Name: Aftasid Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: Dynasty based in Badajoz during the taifa period


Name: Public (by 1800) (Social group)
Description: The public by 1800


Name: Russian Empire (Political Entity)
Description: An empire that existed from 1721 to 1917


Name: 1994 (Year)
Description: The year the first contest for Supreme Court and state appellate courts occurred between Democrats and Republicans in Alabama


Name: Terbium gallium garnet (Inorganic Compound)
Description: A kind of synthetic garnet with the chemical composition Tb3Ga5O12


Name: Khalida Toumi (Person)
Description: A feminist and Berberist militant


Name: The end of the 19th century (Time period)
Description: A time period ending in the year 1899


Name: Upper Egypt (Geographical Area)
Description: The southern part of ancient Egypt.


Name: Kasuga (Deity)
Description: Deity from Takemikazuchi, Japan


Name: Yanukovych (person)
Description: A former president of Ukraine who was generally pro-Russian


Name: Continental Basketball Association (2011–present) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that was re-established in 2011


Name: Parliament (GovernmentBody)
Description: Legislative assembly of Tunisia


Name: Cross of Lothair (Art object)
Description: An example requiring citation for inclusion in the text


Name: pedestrians (People)
Description: Individuals who walk to work or school


Name: Link between Low Iron Levels in the Blood and ADHD (Hypothesis)
Description: A suggested association between low iron levels in the blood and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.


Name: Population (Population)
Description: The population of Larne as per the given data


Name: Structural Colors (Color Category)
Description: Colors caused by interference effects rather than pigments


Name: Po River (River)
Description: One of the longest rivers in Italy


Name: Fluorite (CaF2) (Mineral)
Description: The mineral from which Mexico supplies fluoride


Name: Ulster Way (Walking Routes)
Description: A series of walking routes encircling Ulster


Name: Henry Bessemer (Person)
Description: An English inventor who invented a new steelmaking process in the late 1850s.


Name: I-20/I-59 (Transportation_route)
Description: An interstate highway in Alabama that travels from the central west Mississippi state line to Birmingham.


Name: Andrew Spano (Politician)
Description: First Democrat to hold the post of county executive in Westchester County in at least a half-century.


Name: Alkane (Material)
Description: An aliphatic hydrocarbon that contains only single bonds and no functional groups.


Name: Vittorio De Sica (Person)
Description: An Italian film director recognised among the greatest of all time.


Name: Orkney Vikings (Group)
Description: Vikings from Orkney


Name: Catacomb culture (Cultural Period)
Description: A cultural period that succeeded the Yamnaya culture


Name: Blue Mountains (Geographical_feature)
Description: Gregory Blaxland, William Lawson and William Wentworth crossed the Blue Mountains west of Sydney in 1813.


Name: in the second century BC (time period)
Description: the specific time frame when this change occurred


Name: Shenyi (Clothing)
Description: Robes popular and developed during Han dynasty


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in Eurasia and Africa


Name: Muslims, Christians (Religious group)
Description: Groups targeted for proselytization and reconversion back to Hinduism


Name: Haakon, Crown Prince of Norway (Heir to the Throne)
Description: Heir apparent to the Norwegian throne


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: American geologist and mining engineer who made significant contributions to the field of geology


Name: Regional Legislative Decree 46/2008/A (legislation)
Description: A regional decree for the administration and promotion of environmental ecosystems on the island of Faial


Name: U3O8 (Compound)
Description: Uranium oxide obtained at higher temperatures from ADU


Name: Fujifilm Holdings Corporation (Company)
Description: Japanese multinational photography and imaging company, best known for its instant cameras and photographic paper.


Name: Chinese economics and trade (Economics and Trade)
Description: The traditional and modern systems of economic organization, commercial activities, and trade in China, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse practices.


Name: Agriculture sector (Sector)
Description: The agricultural sector accounts for 11.6% of Tunisia's GDP


Name: Roman Republic (Ancient polity)
Description: The political entity that controlled the Roman city-state


Name: Young or Small Ungulates (animal)
Description: -


Name: Amount of Silicon exported to the lower ocean (Environmental factor)
Description: When diatom cells are lysed, their nutrients, including silicon, contribute to the amount exported


Name: low caste Indian Dalits (Group)
Description: to convert to his reinterpretation of Buddhism called the Navayana Buddhism


Name: Ancient Greeks (Culture)
Description: Ancient Greek culture that flourished on the Greek mainland, Aegean Islands and colonies


Name: Freshwater pearl harvests (Product)
Description: The collection of freshwater pearls from mussels


Name: China and most Asian countries with similar traditions (Geographical region)
Description: The regions where the practice of burning joss paper is prevalent.


Name: an allegorical figure of inspiration dressed in orange (Artwork)
Description: Fragonard painted an allegorical figure of inspiration wearing orange clothing


Name: slightly gritty (texture)
Description: Feels slightly gritty because of the presence of nacre platelets.


Name: Qianlong reign (reign period)
Description: The Qianlong reign was the reign of the Qing dynasty Emperor Qianlong, which lasted from 1736 to 1795.


Name: ascender (Spacecraft)
Description: Back to lunar orbit on 3 June 2024


Name: Diamonds (Commodity)
Description: A type of gemstone


Name: aquatint (Printmaking technique)
Description: A technique that Goya used extensively in his prints.


Name: Golden Gate (Building)
Description: Historical monument in Kyiv


Name: The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times broadsheets (Newspapers)
Description: Print publications that are typically large, broadsheet-sized newspapers.


Name: German scale (Atterburg) (Geological Scale)
Description: Define gravel as particles from 2 to 200mm in size


Name: diverse range of plant and animal species (Flora and Fauna)
Description: Plants and animals native or naturally adapted to a specific region


Name: Full dress, military band or mess uniforms in various armies of the former British Empire (Clothing)
Description: Specific types of uniforms in multiple countries


Name: Skopje (City)
Description: The capital city of North Macedonia


Name: glaciers (natural_phenomenon)
Description: A large mass of ice that moves slowly down a slope or valley under its own weight.


Name: Supernatural Beings, Folk Heroes (Beings)
Description: Entities that the Japanese mythology includes


Name: Jerrygibbsite (Mineral)
Description: Its crystal structure is described by Kato as the equivalent of a unit-cell-twinned sonolite in which the cells are related by a b/4 glide plane


Name: Asia Minor Campaign (1922) (War)
Description: The military campaign by Greece in Anatolia


Name: Electrical energy efficiencies over their useful lives (Quality characteristic)
Description: The efficiency of electrical systems during their operational life


Name: Erna Solberg (Person)
Description: A Norwegian politician who served as the Prime Minister of Norway from 2013 to 2021.


Name: Three asteroids (Asteroid)
Description: Three identified asteroids whose break-ups might have caused the observed meteorites


Name: Symmetry group B3 (Mathematical concept)
Description: A mathematical representation of the octahedron's symmetry properties.


Name: Self-pumped Phase-conjugate Mirror in Nd:YAG Loop Resonator (Optical Component)
Description: The application of Cr:YAG in non-linear optics


Name: Tony Awards (Award)
Description: Award recognizing excellence in live Broadway theater


Name: Armed Islamic Group (Militant group)
Description: An Islamist militant organization responsible for a civil insurgency in Algeria


Name: major cities in Japan (Location)
Description: Cities where the Shinkansen operates


Name: Richard Meier (Architect)
Description: Contemporary architect whose buildings are inspired by Le Corbusier's style


Name: Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 (Ausgleich) (Historical Event)
Description: The agreement that established a dual monarchy, the Austrian Empire and the Kingdom of Hungary


Name: Dari (Language)
Description: An official language of Afghanistan, also known as Eastern Persian.


Name: Ancient Greek term for the land of the Italói (Geographical Term)
Description: A tribe that resided in the region now known as Calabria


Name: on how density, temperature, and pressure interact inside warheads (purpose)
Description: -


Name: Weapons (Man-made object)
Description: An instrument or device used for causing injury or harm, typically to a person or an animal


Name: Gamut (Color Terminology)
Description: The range of colors that can be reproduced by a given color reproduction system


Name: the Korean imperial family (Historical entity)
Description: The ruling family of Korea


Name: purple (Color)
Description: The traditional complementary color of yellow.


Name: Tabriz (city)
Description: A city that was a center for innovative ceramics from 1470 to 1550.


Name: Minoan language (language)
Description: The language spoken by the Minoans


Name: Pseudotachylyte (Geological_formation)
Description: A rock formed by the melting of surrounding rock due to frictional heating during gliding.


Name: other districts or settlements (Settlement)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Silver Fern, Kiwiana (Symbol)
Description: The silver fern and items unique to New Zealand called 'Kiwiana'


Name: Bismuth Blende (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compound that Eulytine was previously mistaken for.


Name: Unidentified asteroids (Celestial body)
Description: Asteroids whose identity is not yet known


Name: White or gray (Color Combinations)
Description: The colors white or gray.


Name: 12th century BC (time)
Description: Year


Name: Microbial Communities (Life Form)
Description: Group of microorganisms living together in a particular habitat


Name: Refractive Index (RI) (Physical Property)
Description: A property of a diamond that influences its brilliance and is responsible for its high refraction


Name: 3,700 million years ago and 1,800 million years ago (Time Period)
Description: Time period during which banded iron formations were formed


Name: the European Union (Political Union)
Description: The political and economic union of European countries


Name: Mycenaean warfare (warfare strategy)
Description: The fighting strategies used by the Mycenaeans.


Name: isochemical metamorphism (geological processes)
Description: A geological process where the chemical composition of a rock remains unchanged during metamorphism


Name: Chora (Settlement)
Description: The principal town of Chios Island and seat of the municipality


Name: original two spheres (Spherical objects)
Description: The spheres from which the pencil is derived


Name: Americans (Adults) (Demographic Group)
Description: Adult Americans as of 2004


Name: Small Pitcher (Object)
Description: A small pitcher for tempura or other sauce.


Name: Count of Moctezuma (Title)
Description: A Spanish title held by the Viceroy during the specified period


Name: Berylliosis (Disease)
Description: A chronic lung disease caused by inhalation of beryllium dust


Name: European Parliament (EP) (Organization)
Description: The European Parliament is one of the EU's seven institutions, representing the EU's citizens and acting as a co-legislator.


Name: Early Netherlandish (Art Movement)
Description: A historical artistic movement from Belgium


Name: Alchemy (Science)
Description: A philosophical and spiritual discipline aiming to understand the nature of matter


Name: Color (Diamond attribute)
Description: The aspect of fancy colored diamonds that is most important to their value


Name: Rapier and Italian schiavona (sword type)
Description: Developed the crossguard into a basket-shaped guard for hand protection


Name: Entities mentioned above (Person or Award)
Description: The entities that have a connection with Belgium


Name: the position that karma was not central to the teaching of the historical Buddha (scholarly positions)
Description: The disagreement with the idea that karma was not a crucial aspect in the teachings of the historical Buddha


Name: Science (Field)
Description: A systematized body of knowledge about the natural world gained through observation and experimentation


Name: Semiconductor (Physical entity)
Description: A solid that has properties between those of a conductor and an insulator.


Name: Triclinic Crystal System (Crystal System)
Description: A crystal system that has only 2 space groups.


Name: Triiron dodecacarbonyl (Complex)
Description: A complex with a cluster of three iron atoms at its core.


Name: Human history (Time period)
Description: The earliest known human use of hematite.


Name: Casa de Pilatos (Building)
Description: A fine example of Renaissance non-religious sculpture


Name: Protection of Ships (Function)
Description: The application of copper to line parts of ships in order to prevent the growth of barnacles and mussels.


Name: Regulation (EU) 2017/821 (Legislation)
Description: The EU regulation on supply chain due diligence obligations for importers of tin, tantalum, tungsten, their ores, and gold.


Name: being a stable elementary particle, being present in every atomic nucleus, being made up of three quarks, and being held together by the strong nuclear force (property)
Description: Proton is a stable elementary particle found in the nucleus of every atom, being composed of three quarks held together by the strong nuclear force.


Name: Cult Places in Moravia (Structure)
Description: Specific locations where religious rituals were performed in Moravia


Name: Cardinal Camerlengo (Religious Title)
Description: A senior cleric in the Catholic Church responsible for the Papal States during a vacancy


Name: Stave churches (Architecture)
Description: A type of wooden church found in Oppdal


Name: Catholic Liturgy (Religious Practice)
Description: The liturgical practices and ceremonies of the Catholic Church


Name: Top 10 green economies (Ranking)
Description: The position of Switzerland among the top 10 most sustainable or 'green' economies, according to the Global Green Economy Index.


Name: Ophiolites (Geological Structure)
Description: Sections of oceanic crust that are preserved on the continents.


Name: Morocco (Location)
Description: The location where the Tissint Meteorite was found


Name: Certain conditions are met (Conditions)
Description: If the crystal is malformed or twinned, or if inclusions are present at inopportune locations


Name: carbon (Isotope)
Description: An isotope that makes up most of the Earth's crust


Name: Right rhombic prism (Prism)
Description: The shape used to describe the Hexagonal unit cell.


Name: Black corals (Species)
Description: A type of coral


Name: The Weimar Republic and the end of Nazi rule (Historical entities)
Description: The democratic government of Germany between 1919 and 1933


Name: Meteorites (Celestial body)
Description: Space rocks that fall to the Earth's surface


Name: in the world polished diamond market (Market)
Description: Refers to the share of India in the global polished diamond market.


Name: Hazardous waste life cycle (Waste lifecycle)
Description: Life stages of hazardous waste


Name: Diatomaceous chert (Geological formation)
Description: Consists of beds and lenses of diatomite which were converted during diagenesis into dense, hard chert


Name: economic_stabilization, recovery_and_growth (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that were helped by the monetary and fiscal policies


Name: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (organization)
Description: International military alliance based on the North Atlantic Treaty


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The country of Russia


Name: And was instrumental in the passage of key legislation during the early years of the Weimar Republic (Politicians)
Description: Paul Löbe was a prominent figure in the Weimar Republic and played a key role in its democratic institutions. He was instrumental in the passage of key legislation during the early years of the Weimar Republic


Name: Tirtha-yatra (Journey)
Description: The process or journey associated with Tirtha in Hinduism


Name: blue (color)
Description: A color used extensively by the Manchu in their clothing.


Name: Energetic alpha particles (Particle)
Description: From a radioisotope such as polonium-210, radium-226, plutonium-238, or americium-241


Name: John Haley (painter)
Description: Painter who was a mentor to Bob Winston.


Name: Banded iron formations (Geological feature)
Description: Stratified rock formations rich in layers of iron oxide minerals.


Name: Important Environmental Benefits (Environmental Impact)
Description: Benefits such as reduced carbon dioxide emissions, energy generation, and methane emissions reduction


Name: Cost of Management, Waste Quantities (Financial Burden, Waste Volume)
Description: The financial costs associated with waste management and the volume of waste generated


Name: Turkish Government (Governmental Body)
Description: The government of the Republic of Turkey.


Name: Homogeneous nucleation (Type of Nucleation)
Description: Nucleation that forms uniformly throughout the parent phase


Name: Uranium-238 (Isotope)
Description: Fissionable by fast neutrons, fertile isotope


Name: Most Companies were unable to determine the source of their conflict minerals (Statement)
Description: The finding by the GAO


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The country that is located at the given geographic coordinates


Name: Venice (Location)
Description: Particular centre of gem production during the Early Renaissance


Name: Chinese imperial examination system (Historical Event)
Description: A system used in Imperial China to select candidates for the highest civil service examinations


Name: large areas of grassland and shrubland (grassland and shrubland)
Description: areas of grassland and shrubland in Australia


Name: Industry (Economic Sector)
Description: A significant sector in the Kingdom of the Netherlands during William I's reign


Name: Oppdal Airport, Fagerhaug (Airport)
Description: Located in the northeastern part of the municipality


Name: Metallic, highly reflective luster (Physical property)
Description: The most valuable pearls have a metallic, highly reflective luster.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A European country, home to Drammen


Name: Devotional medals (Catholic countries) (Artifact)
Description: Devotional medals that were not produced in Protestant countries.


Name: Medes of Hercules' army (Historical figures)
Description: Married the Libyans and formed the Maur people


Name: Connecticut Department of Transportation (CDOT) (Transportation Department)
Description: The transportation department responsible for transportation in Connecticut


Name: 18th century (Time period)
Description: A specific time period


Name: 1490s portrait attributed to the school of Leonardo da Vinci - La belle ferronnière (artwork)
Description: The ferronnière is often said to be named after a 1490s portrait attributed to the school of Leonardo da Vinci, the La belle ferronnière.


Name: Sulfates (Class of Compound)
Description: Inorganic salts containing sulfate anions.


Name: European jewellers (Occupation)
Description: Jewellers who set the toadstones into magical rings and amulets


Name: Gemstones (Mineral or Stone)
Description: Stones believed to have certain properties


Name: Mallorca (Island)
Description: The largest island of Spain by area and the second most populated


Name: nausea and sickness (physical_symptom)
Description: common association of a green tinge in the skin with nausea or sickness


Name: between 2000 and 2005 and per year over the same period (Time Period)
Description: The period between 2000 and 2005


Name: Yoshino-Kumano National Park (Location)
Description: A national park where Mount Ōmine is situated.


Name: CTrail (Division of Transportation)
Description: A division of the CDOT operating in Connecticut


Name: Larne Elementary School (School)
Description: A school named after Larne, Northern Ireland.


Name: Clay Regazzoni, Sébastien Buemi, Jo Siffert, Dominique Aegerter, Alain Menu, Marcel Fässler, Nico Müller, Neel Jani (racing drivers)
Description: Successful racing drivers who were born or represent Switzerland.


Name: Portuguese Traders and Jesuit Missionaries (Group)
Description: The group of Portuguese traders and Jesuit missionaries who reached Japan for the first time in the 16th century.


Name: St. Vitus Cathedral (Cathedral)
Description: A Gothic cathedral located within Prague Castle in Prague, Czech Republic


Name: Clay gouge (variety of fault gouge)
Description: Varieties that have a large clay mineral content are known as clay gouges.


Name: Similar light emission in 1922 (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The light emission observed by Oleg Losev in 1922, similar to the one observed by H.J. Round.


Name: Empire of Japan (Historical entity)
Description: The historical empire that existed from 1868 to 1947 in Japan


Name: oceanic crust (Geological Feature)
Description: A layer of the Earth's lithosphere that forms the ocean floor.


Name: Tabloids (Media)
Description: Mass-circulation newspapers that focus on sensational, often controversial stories


Name: Term (Language Element)
Description: A word or group of words that has a specific meaning in a language


Name: Doña Leonor Moctezuma (Aztec Noble)
Description: A daughter of Moctezuma II


Name: Suppression of Morin transition (Mineral property)
Description: The absence or suppression of the Morin transition in smaller Hematite particles


Name: Restitution Order (Legal Action)
Description: A court order requiring the offender to return the stolen property or compensate the victim for losses.


Name: United States (country)
Description: The nation where Hollywood is located


Name: Silicon Dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: One of the most common minerals found in rocks


Name: Pied-Noirs (ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: Carved bracelets made of mammoth tusk (artifact)
Description: -


Name: Artisan Jewellery (Category of Jewellery)
Description: Hand-made adornments that continue to grow as both a hobby and a profession


Name: South Australia (Country)
Description: A country in southern Australia


Name: Lodewyk van Berquem's work (Diamond)
Description: The diamonds that Lodewyk van Berquem cut


Name: Talon's allies (political alliances)
Description: Supporters of President Talon


Name: Cataclasis (Geological Process)
Description: The crushing, frictional sliding, and rotation of mineral grains within a rock


Name: investment (EconomicFactor)
Description: Investment in a company or industry


Name: Strength-to-density Ratio (Property)
Description: A characteristic that describes the highest of any metallic element


Name: High-Pressure Torsion Apparatus developed by Percy Williams Bridgman (Instrumentation)
Description: Apparatus developed by Bridgman for creating high pressure


Name: Plaque (Decorative Artifact)
Description: A decorative object, often made of metal, that may be commemorative or purely decorative in nature, especially during the Renaissance and Mannerist periods.


Name: Identification of Individual Style in Works (Artistic Analysis Technique)
Description: The process of identifying the individual style of an artist in their works


Name: Lack of central authority (Political Condition)
Description: The absence of a unifying political force


Name: Southern regions (geographical region)
Description: A geographical region in Brazil with a significant number of German descendants


Name: Compound (linguistics) (concept)
Description: A lexeme consisting of more than one stem in linguistics


Name: Azcapotzalco (City-State)
Description: The city that Itzcoatl conquered


Name: Thyringas (Tribe)
Description: A tribe that bordered Great Moravia to the west


Name: Coal Plants (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: Power plants that burn coal for energy.


Name: Tabaka, Kenya (location)
Description: Location in Kenya where soapstone mining occurs


Name: Ham- or mutton leg-shaped bivalve (Animal)
Description: The bivalve whose shape resembles a ham or mutton leg


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


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


Name: Wessels mine (Mine)
Description: A location where both olmiite and poldervaartite are found.


Name: η3-Allyl compounds (Organometallic compound class)
Description: A type of organometallic compound characterized by carbon-metal covalent bonds


Name: substances in the story of metalworking (Set of Substances)
Description: All the materials and products that were significant in metalworking


Name: Brazilian culture (Culture)
Description: Culture of Brazil, influenced by various factors including the Indigenous Amerindians


Name: Ancient Stone Work (Art Form)
Description: The activity indulged by early societies involving stone carving.


Name: Fine gold wires in wire bonding process (Component)
Description: Gold used in the wire bonding process to connect semiconductor devices.


Name: Diamond (gemstone) (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone formed by cutting a raw diamond, highly valued for its hardness and light dispersion


Name: Illustration (Artwork)
Description: An image produced from an engraving plate, used in books and magazines.


Name: Ferrosilicon alloy (Alloy)
Description: An alloy primarily composed of silicon and iron.


Name: Oligarchy (Historical Event)
Description: A form of government in which power is held by a small group


Name: Cesgranrio Foundation (institution)
Description: An institution responsible for conducting entrance examinations, part of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: An ancient temple on the Athenian Acropolis, Greece


Name: True Jaw (Anatomical feature)
Description: Birds lack teeth or even a true jaw.


Name: Ratios of lengths in general (Physics Concept)
Description: A precaution that Radian should not be misused for comparing lengths.


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


Name: limiting CO2 emissions in the Earth atmosphere and the global warming caused by this greenhouse gas (Environmental impact)
Description: Reducing carbon dioxide emissions and mitigating global warming


Name: Color Blindness (Condition)
Description: A condition characterized by an impaired ability to perceive colors


Name: argon or nitrogen gas (Atmosphere condition)
Description: The high-purity atmosphere required for a single zone crystal growth furnace


Name: New France (Colony)
Description: A French colony in North America, primarily based in Canada


Name: Sacred mountains (Mount Ida, Mount Juktas) (Geographical features)
Description: Places where the palaces appear to align with on a north–south axis


Name: Cancer Therapy (Medical Treatment)
Description: The use of nanodiamonds in the treatment of cancer


Name: Money (Economic_concept)
Description: A medium of exchange, a store of value and a unit of account


Name: Byzantium (Political entity)
Description: The Byzantine Empire during the Late Middle Ages


Name: Inclusions (Defect)
Description: Internal or external imperfections in a diamond, such as fractures and foreign crystals.


Name: 15th century (Event)
Description: The time period when Penghu was evacuated by the Ming dynasty as part of their maritime ban.


Name: Moroccan literature (literature)
Description: Literary tradition and works originating from Morocco


Name: Lokakṣema (Person)
Description: 2nd century CE Chinese monk who made translations of Mahayana texts


Name: Countries highly dependent on Ukraine and Russia for their food and fertilizer imports (Geographical area)
Description: Regions relying on Ukraine and Russia for food and fertilizer supplies


Name: Silver tableware with porcelain (Tableware replacement)
Description: the replacement of silver tableware with porcelain by the European aristocracy by the 1770s


Name: Benin (2020) (Estimate)
Description: The latest estimate of Benin's population


Name: merchants of Ipswich (group of people)
Description: Groups of merchants from Ipswich


Name: 5.5 (Measurement Scale)
Description: A measure of the hardness of minerals


Name: Mauritius of Zaragoza (person)
Description: A Visigothic king who reigned from 687 to 710


Name: Indo-Greek Kingdom (Kingdom)
Description: Ancient kingdom that existed from around 180 BCE to about 10 CE, encompassing parts of present-day Afghanistan


Name: Women's skirts during the Tang dynasty (Clothing)
Description: Skirts worn by women in the Tang Dynasty


Name: Flora of North Macedonia (Plant Life)
Description: Represented by around 3,700 plant species


Name: Minoan Crete (Location/Civilization)
Description: Crete and its civilization that were surpassed by the Mycenaeans


Name: Midwives (Profession)
Description: Professionals who created amulets filled with herbs to protect mothers and children.


Name: Vichy control (Historical event)
Description: Military and political regime during WWII


Name: May 1945 uprising (Event)
Description: Uprising against occupying French forces in May 1945


Name: Tourism (Industry)
Description: The provision of hospitality and recreational facilities


Name: iron(III) chloride (Iron complex)
Description: A complex of iron(III) chloride


Name: Railway network (Transportation System)
Description: Italy's railway network


Name: Natural Opal (Gemstone)
Description: Polished stones consisting wholly of precious opal


Name: American Fashion (Fashion)
Description: The style of clothing, accessories, and culture associated with the United States


Name: Phytoalexins (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Silica-based defense molecules that activate some phytoalexins.


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


Name: World (Location)
Description: The world as a whole


Name: sculptures, inscriptions, small terracotta objects (Archaeological object)
Description: Various archaeological items were located within the Parthenon


Name: high mountains and riverbeds (location)
Description: Geographical areas where jade was mined


Name: Belgium's Education (System)
Description: The education system of Belgium, organized separately by each community.


Name: César Ritz (Person)
Description: A notable hotelier from Valais


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: island country located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: 1150.2 inhabitants per square mile (density)
Description: The population density of Franklin, New Jersey as per the 2000 census.


Name: Aşk-ı Memnu (Novel)
Description: First truly refined Turkish novel written by Halid Ziya Uşaklıgil


Name: Protestantism (Religion)
Description: A growing Christian denomination in Ukraine


Name: cloth (Material)
Description: Printing patterns on cloth is likely the original purpose of woodcut.


Name: Red and Green (Colors)
Description: In the RGB color model used to create colors on television and computer screens.


Name: Moorish jewellery (artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment created under the Moorish influence in Iberia, prior to the Reconquista


Name: Uniform Tessellation of Space (Tessellation)
Description: A regular tiling of 3-dimensional space.


Name: religious affairs (Policy Area)
Description: The management of a country's religious institutions and practices


Name: People's Republic of Macedonia (Political Entity)
Description: The republic that existed from 1944 to 1991 as one of the six republics of Yugoslavia.


Name: Israelites (Ancient People)
Description: An ancient Semitic-speaking people of the Ancient Near East


Name: Ahmad Shah Massoud (Political Leadership)
Description: Afghan military commander and politician


Name: Ticino (canton) (Geographical Entity)
Description: A canton in Switzerland with the second highest life expectancy in Europe.


Name: East of England (Region)
Description: A region in England


Name: steam-electric power generation (Power generation method)
Description: The purpose Lignite is primarily used


Name: Special Coatings or Plating (Treatments)
Description: Additional treatments that may be applied to metal fasteners


Name: Asymmetric low-intensity armed conflict and political violence (Conflict)
Description: Armed conflicts and political instability that Colombia experienced since the 1960s


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: For operating the Scott Base research facility


Name: Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield, Columbia, Independence (city)
Description: The five largest cities in Missouri.


Name: Homo sapiens (Species)
Description: The species of human


Name: Pure Celeste (HEX#B2FFFF; RGB 178,255,255) (Color Value)
Description: This color may also be referred to as Italian sky blue or Bianchi Green.


Name: Leadville Valley (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The only known location of marble in the region


Name: Sri Lanka, ordinary beryl localities (location)
Description: Places where aquamarine and ordinary beryl can be found.


Name: Spanish automotive industry (Industry)
Description: The Spanish automotive industry


Name: persons under 21 (Age Group)
Description: Individuals aged under 21


Name: Feldspar (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks


Name: Kelly L'Ecuyer (Curator)
Description: Defined studio jewelry as an offshoot of the studio craft movement


Name: 1856 (Year)
Description: The first industrial production of aluminium was established in this year


Name: New Mexico (U.S. State)
Description: A state that has voted for the winner of every presidential election since its statehood in 1912, except in 1976, 2000 and 2016


Name: Radium Emanation (Substance)
Description: Colourless, radioactive gas given off by radium, later identified as radon


Name: Peridot (Mineral)
Description: A mineral whose association with superstitions is disputed


Name: Sea (Natural feature)
Description: A large body of saltwater


Name: Tableware for special circumstances (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed for specific conditions, such as outdoor dining


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country where natural pearls were harvested and processed in past centuries


Name: Mild Hypertension (Disease)
Description: Less severe form of high blood pressure


Name: documents they prepare (Document)
Description: Documents created by the professional engineer


Name: animal (Broad category encompassing all living organisms)
Description: The top level in the 'biology taxonomy' hierarchy.


Name: Phahameng (Township)
Description: A township established on the outskirts of Bultfontein in the 1970s


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


Name: Friedrich Ebert (Person)
Description: The first President of the Weimar Republic


Name: United Nations Mission in Colombia (UNMIL) (Organization)
Description: A United Nations peacekeeping mission that was active in Colombia from 2017 to 2019, tasked with monitoring and verifying the implementation of the peace agreement.


Name: More than 1,800 Threatened Species (EndangeredSpeciesList)
Description: A list of animals and plants at risk of extinction


Name: Functional Role of Sea Urchin Nervous System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The role that the nervous system plays in controlling the movements, responses to stimuli, and overall behavior of a sea urchin.


Name: Macedonia (Region)
Description: Larger region that includes North Macedonia, Greek Macedonia, and Blagoevgrad Province in Bulgaria


Name: yellow-green (Color)
Description: At 544 nm.


Name: Curved Edge (Location)
Description: The curved edge in the lower left of CIE xy chromaticity diagram


Name: adherents of other types of folk religion (religious group)
Description: individuals who follow religious traditions different from Buddhism and Taoism


Name: Seville and Cádiz (City)
Description: Cities in Spain


Name: Getty Square, Yonkers (Location)
Description: A square and business district in the city of Yonkers


Name: Staten Island Railway (Organization)
Description: Another rapid transit system serving Staten Island, a borough of New York City.


Name: long, tubular hair pipe beads (Beads)
Description: Beads commonly used among Plains Indians


Name: luminescence imaging (Imaging Technique)
Description: A technique that captures and analyzes the emission of light by a sample to generate an image, often used in biology and physics


Name: Population Density of Spain (Quantity)
Description: The population density of Spain, at 96/km2 (249.2/sq mi)


Name: Sicilian Force (1157) (Historical Event)
Description: All the coastal towns of Euboea were destroyed in 1157 by a Sicilian force


Name: Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A transparent mineral with great hardness, usually used in jewelry


Name: Cultural and Recreational facilities (Facility type)
Description: Public spaces for leisure activities and cultural expression


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 8 and symbol O


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific entity found for this relation.


Name: stone tools (tool)
Description: Both vein quartz and rock crystal were knapped as part of the lithic technology of the prehistoric peoples.


Name: Fergus Menteith Ogilvie (Person)
Description: A British collector who presented a collection of stuffed British birds to the museum in 1918.


Name: Group 12 (Category)
Description: A column in the periodic table that includes elements such as zinc, cadmium, and mercury.


Name: Bases (Compound)
Description: A substance that reacts with an acid to form a salt and water.


Name: Rich mythology and pantheon of gods (Cultural Concept)
Description: A collection of stories, heroes, and deities that shaped Greek culture


Name: Hoshen and ephod worn by the High Priest (Artifact)
Description: Religious garments of the High Priest that were inscribed with names, not images


Name: Zinc Poisoning (Disease)
Description: Mass poisonings of parrots caused by the consumption of fruit juices stored in such cans


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A landlocked country located in South Central and Central Asia.


Name: President Patrice Talon (Person)
Description: The current President of Benin who has affected the independence of the judiciary


Name: Vrilissia (Location)
Description: A suburb of Athens, Greece.


Name: age of certain geological samples (Science)
Description: The study of the past based on physical, chemical or cultural evidence


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


Name: Quicklime (Compound)
Description: Calcium oxide obtained via lime-kiln


Name: Proto-Berber tribes (Prehistoric tribes)
Description: Evolved from prehistoric communities during the given time period


Name: Hard magnet (Object)
Description: An object that retains its magnetism well even when the external magnetic field is removed.


Name: Carbon dioxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas with the chemical formula CO2.


Name: Temperatures of around 400 °C (752 °F) (Temperature)
Description: Color in this red or pink series is annealed in geological conditions above temperatures of around 400 °C (752 °F)


Name: Venomous animal (Animal)
Description: It is said that if a venomous animal looks at an emerald, it will become blinded.


Name: The shells and flesh of crustaceans, salmon (Organisms)
Description: Organisms that contain astaxanthin.


Name: Korea (Country)
Description: The country where Buddhism was introduced in the 4th century


Name: tän (Word)
Description: The morning part of the word tänri, which is hypothesized to be a part of Tengri.


Name: Kūkai (person)
Description: Kūkai, a prominent monk and founder of the Shingon school


Name: Left-Bank intellectuals and performers (Group)
Description: A group of intellectuals, artists, and writers in Paris who were known for their bohemian lifestyle


Name: Benjamin Disraeli (Politician)
Description: A British statesman who served twice as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, first in 1868 and then from 1874 to 1880.


Name: Direct exposure of the metal to nitrogen (process)
Description: The compound is obtained by direct exposure of the metal to nitrogen


Name: Tectonic plate (Geological feature)
Description: Large, rigid segments of the Earth's lithosphere that move relative to each other


Name: Joint Museums Committee (Committee)
Description: Committee overseeing the Museum Service composed of councillors from Ipswich Borough and Colchester Borough Councils


Name: Its tight, straight grain (Physical characteristic)
Description: A distinctive feature of the Spessart Oak


Name: UK Parliament (Government Body)
Description: Legislative body of the United Kingdom.


Name: Erlitou (Archaeological Site)
Description: The earliest large-scale metallurgy industry in the Central Plains of China


Name: Rein Raud's New Approach to Culture (Theory)
Description: A new approach to culture that defines culture as the sum of resources available to human beings for making sense of their world and proposes a two-tiered approach.


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


Name: - (-)
Description: NA - No information provided


Name: 8th century (Century)
Description: The century when the Chinese Tang dynasty occurred


Name: Silver or Aluminium (Material)
Description: Metals known for their high reflectivity.


Name: numerous medieval castles and fortified houses (Buildings)
Description: buildings that exist in Aosta Valley


Name: offering a fresh perspective on global cinema (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies frequently present original, genuine stories that depict the Norwegian cultural terrain, offering a distinct viewpoint on worldwide cinema


Name: Second in preparedness (Ranking)
Description: As of the 2019 Climate Change Performance Index.


Name: Göktürk Program (Program)
Description: A subprogram under Turkey's space program


Name: Simple oxides (category of minerals)
Description: minerals characterized by O2- as the main anion and primarily ionic bonding


Name: Creation of Land Restitution Unit (URT) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Second Significant Wave of Turkic Migration (migration)
Description: The second significant movement of Turkish people from their homeland


Name: Devín Castle (Castle)
Description: A sturdy castle guarding Great Moravia against attacks from the West


Name: 44.5 years (Quantity)
Description: Average age of the population in Austria


Name: First-harvest freshwater pearls (Type of Pearl)
Description: Pearls grown during a young mussel's growth period


Name: Remain part of the United Kingdom (Political Action)
Description: Voting to remain a constituent part of the UK


Name: Carthage during the Second Punic War (War)
Description: A war between Carthage and Rome in 218-201 BC


Name: Open Art (Art Exhibition)
Description: A contemporary art exhibition held in Örebro


Name: Nine meteorites (Meteorite)
Description: Nine meteorites found in 1969 on a blue ice field near the Yamato Mountains, Antarctica


Name: Pumice (Volcanic Rock)
Description: Lightweight igneous rock that forms if lava is rich in gas and cools quickly


Name: Duke of Moctezuma (Title)
Description: A higher Spanish title


Name: Cobalticyanide paper (chemical indicator)
Description: A chemical indicator used for detecting zinc


Name: Auguste Renoir (Person)
Description: Impressionist painter who used orange in his paintings


Name: UBS Arena (Stadium)
Description: An indoor arena located in Elmont, New York


Name: Caribbean coast (Geographical region)
Description: The northern part of the Caribbean coast in Colombia


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Platinum jewellery (Type of jewellery)
Description: Jewellery made from platinum


Name: Greek colonies in Southern Italy and Phoenician-Punic colonies in Sardinia (Geographical Region)
Description: -


Name: Aqua Regia (Type of Acid Solution)
Description: Gold dissolves in aqua regia.


Name: Popular music globally (Music Industry)
Description: The impact of Australian music on the global music scene


Name: Big3 Basketball League (2017–present) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that was founded in 2017


Name: Nikayas_or_Agamas (Text)
Description: The ancient teachings organized into Nikayas or Agamas that constitute the Tripitakas


Name: Ilinden–Preobrazhenie Uprising (historical event)
Description: The uprising that led to the formation of the Kruševo Republic


Name: amethyst stone (Mythical_Object)
Description: A stone given to Dionysus in historical text


Name: St. Vincent–St. Mary High School (Educational Institution)
Description: One of the institutions it is an official color for


Name: Gun Politics (Policy)
Description: Regulations and laws related to firearms in Switzerland.


Name: Volga-Dnieper region (geographical location)
Description: Geographical region in Ukraine and southern Russia


Name: Minerals (Geology Sub-discipline)
Description: Grains of minerals


Name: Ottmar Hitzfeld Stadium (Football Stadium)
Description: The highest football pitch in Europe, located in Switzerland


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


Name: 25 centimeters (about 10 inches) (measurement)
Description: Measurement used in the 2005 AGS cut standards


Name: Korean War (Historical Event)
Description: A war between North Korea (with the support of China and the Soviet Union) and South Korea (with the principal support of the United States)


Name: - (Material)
Description: Is filled with powdered gemstone material


Name: Electrolysis of lithium oxide (Process)
Description: A chemical process used to isolate alkali metals


Name: Battle of Kursk (Event)
Description: A major defeat for the Germans during World War II


Name: Syllabic Abbreviation (Process in English Language)
Description: A process where syllables of words are combined to create new words


Name: Gradual Climate Change (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The slow, long-term variation in climate patterns over time


Name: Cordierite and sillimanite gneisses, Andalusite and kyanite mica-schists, Cipolins (Metamorphic Rocks)
Description: Rocks that form transitions to schists and gneisses in some districts.


Name: semi-desert south (GeographicalFeature)
Description: An area that is partially covered by sand or gravel and has little rainfall.


Name: Hokuriku Shinkansen (High-speed railway)
Description: A high-speed rail line in Japan


Name: Turkey, Italy, Greece (Country)
Description: Countries leading in marble export and global marble trade


Name: Graphite (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: Can burn up in a house fire.


Name: Eastern Alps (Geographical Subregion)
Description: A part of the Alpine mountain range


Name: Punicic Acid, Palmitic Acid, Stearic Acid, Oleic Acid, Linoleic Acid (chemical compounds)
Description: Components of Pomegranate Seed Oil


Name: Electroless nickel plating (Material)
Description: To facilitate easier polishing to a finer optical finish


Name: Durability and performance of medical imaging equipment (Performance)
Description: Enhances the efficiency, strength, and light weight of CT scanners and mammography machines


Name: 0 Series Shinkansen bullet train car (Train Car)
Description: One of the exhibits in Iyo-Saijō Station Museum


Name: Pyrope, Almandine, Spessartine with a little Calcium (Mineral Components)
Description: The minerals that Malaia garnet is made up of.


Name: Plasma Etching (Process)
Description: A method used in microfabrication to remove material from a substrate using a plasma.


Name: rich cultural heritage (cultural characteristic)
Description: a country that has made significant contributions to various artistic fields, leaving a lasting impact on global culture


Name: Hassan II Agriculture and Veterinary Institute (Research institution)
Description: The institute in Rabat that conducts leading social science research


Name: Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) (Gases)
Description: A type of compound used as a replacement for chlorofluorocarbons due to their lower ozone depletion potential.


Name: Industry sector (Industry sector)
Description: A broad term that can refer to any large-scale enterprise or activity.


Name: Zoroastrianism (Religion)
Description: An ancient Persian religion


Name: the first electrum coins (Currency)
Description: The first electrum coins that were issued by Alyattes.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: The modern country where Synnada's site is located


Name: Location (North Atlantic and UK) (Relationship)
Description: The relationship between the North Atlantic and the UK, both being located in the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Grey as a background color (Color)
Description: How Internet Explorer's Trident Browser Engine misinterprets grey


Name: Modern Humans (Species)
Description: The species that appeared in Italy about 40,000 years ago


Name: Greed, Avarice, and Jealousy (Vices)
Description: Vices represented in the story.


Name: Trade and manufacture of jewellery (Commerce)
Description: Records about the trade and production of jewellery


Name: county (Description)
Description: A term that can be controversial regarding Northern Ireland