Name: Lithium (efforts to mitigate impact) (Resource Environmental Impact Mitigation Efforts)
Description: Analysis of the environmental impact of lithium production discusses efforts to mitigate these impacts through practices such as water recycling, land reclamation, and carbon capture


Name: first-world countries and companies (Country, Company)
Description: Nations and businesses from developed countries


Name: 7th millennium BC (Time period)
Description: The 7th millennium BC marks the earliest known use of heating as a method to enhance gemstones.


Name: June 24, 1625 (Date)
Description: Date when NYC was established


Name: India (country)
Description: South Asian country that was part of the British Empire


Name: Structural Support (Material Property)
Description: In critical electronic applications


Name: Political and Social Changes (Social Change)
Description: Various political and social changes, including the end of the Vietnam War


Name: Slavic ethnic groups in the Balkans (ethnic groups)
Description: Slavic ethnic groups that gradually adopted Islam over centuries


Name: Gadolinium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet (Compound)
Description: A variation of Nd:YAG with microwave and laser applications.


Name: Roman emperor Diocletian's Palace, Prešeren Square, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (Buildings)
Description: The buildings where Sivec marble was used for construction and reconstruction.


Name: Inhabitants of Tarragona (Population)
Description: People living in the city of Tarragona


Name: Gemstones (Product)
Description: Stones prized for their beauty and rarity


Name: Women's Suffrage movement (Social movement)
Description: A political movement advocating for women's suffrage (the right to vote).


Name: Spanish Property Bubble Burst (Event)
Description: The bursting of the property bubble in Spain in 2008


Name: Berber traders (People)
Description: North African people who conducted trade across the Sahara in salt, slaves, gold, and other goods


Name: Igneous and metamorphic rocks, Some of the world's most ancient rocks (Rock Type)
Description: The subject of Poldervaart's scientific papers


Name: greater use of insulation-grade fiberglass (Usage)
Description: The greater use of insulation-grade fiberglass that may result from the rises in energy prices


Name: Nabi Musa site (Location)
Description: A halting station for Muslim pilgrims en route to Jerusalem


Name: Crown angle and pavilion angle (Angle)
Description: The angles formed by the crown and pavilion facets of a diamond cut.


Name: Not specified (Not applicable)
Description: Not applicable


Name: 1988 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century


Name: New Rochelle (Geographical location)
Description: A city in Westchester County, New York, USA


Name: armed forces (military_organization)
Description: Control over the armed forces


Name: Berber peoples (Ethnic Group)
Description: A subgroup of Berbers living on the frontiers


Name: Green (color)
Description: the color contrasted to the smoky grays and blacks of the Industrial Revolution


Name: military buildings and public spaces (building type)
Description: the types of structures where Baroque architecture was used during the period


Name: Viviani's Curve (Specific Type of Clelia Curve)
Description: Viviani's curve is a special case of the Clelia curve where the constant c equals 1.


Name: mergers and acquisitions (Activity)
Description: the buying and selling of companies and assets


Name: CAC Málaga (Museum of Modern Art) (museum)
Description: A museum of modern art in Málaga


Name: 49 Republicans (PoliticalParty)
Description: Number of Republican sheriffs in Alabama as of 2023


Name: Kerma culture (ancient civilization)
Description: Ancient Sudanese civilization dating back to 2500 BCE


Name: Human Presence (Action)
Description: Urban Red Foxes adapting to the proximity of humans


Name: 2010 (Date)
Description: The year 2010.


Name: Archimedes (Person)
Description: An ancient Greek mathematician, physicist, and engineer.


Name: marquis (nobility)
Description: A member of the nobility in ancient China, ranking below a duke


Name: Brasília (city)
Description: New capital city of Brazil, inaugurated in 1960


Name: About 1.8 million civilian workers (Workforce)
Description: -


Name: Anti-Jewish and Anti-British Riots (Event)
Description: Riots that occurred during the 1920 Nebi Musa pilgrimage.


Name: skilled use of a loupe (Tool)
Description: -


Name: Previous dynasties (time_period)
Description: Clothing in previous dynasties


Name: Impressionism (Art Movement)
Description: A 19th-century art movement characterized by independent brushwork, open composition, emphasis on accurate depiction of light in its changing qualities, ordinary subject matter, inclusion of movement as a essential element of human perception.


Name: Baraboo interval (Geological Period)
Description: The period in which the Sioux Quartzite and its correlative units were deposited, characterized by high relative sea levels covering a large amount of North America.


Name: first known sculpture in the Indian subcontinent (Artifact)
Description: The first known sculpture in the region


Name: Nanodiamond (ND-DOX) (Chemical compound)
Description: Nanodiamond (ND-DOX) is a compound resulting from bonding doxorubicin molecules to nanodiamond surfaces.


Name: Diego Rivera (person)
Description: a Mexican muralist


Name: Fish (Animal product)
Description: The animal product Fish


Name: Dry Lubrication (Industrial Process)
Description: Process in which graphite is used to reduce friction and wear between surfaces


Name: Hawaiki (location)
Description: Location in eastern Polynesia from where settlers set out for New Zealand


Name: December 2010 (Event)
Description: A specific event in history, specifically the date with the lowest recorded temperature in recent years in Ipswich


Name: Riemann sphere (Geometric Structure)
Description: A one-dimensional complex manifold obtained by adding a point labeled infinity to the complex plane


Name: Japanese people (People)
Description: Inhabitants of Japan


Name: Recrystallization (Geological Process)
Description: A process that causes the atoms and ions in solid crystals to migrate, reorganizing the crystals.


Name: Governorates (Administrative Division)
Description: The first level of administrative division in Tunisia


Name: Diary of Anne Frank (Literature)
Description: A famous piece of literature written by Anne Frank during the Holocaust


Name: Papyrus drawings (Art Form)
Description: Drawings on ancient Egyptian papyrus used for models


Name: Mineral Species (Mineral Class)
Description: A group of minerals that can be classified in various ways based on chemistry, crystal structure, occurrence, association, genetic history, or resource


Name: Traditional Method (Attaching Methods)
Description: Method of hand-soldering components to the cast gold frame


Name: Hetmanate (Historical Region)
Description: The Cossack Hetmanate was a historical state that existed from 1648 to the late 18th century in present-day Ukraine.


Name: Sodium Monofluoroacetate (1080) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A mammalian poison in which one sodium acetate hydrogen is replaced with fluorine


Name: Alfie Boe, Bryn Terfel, Katherine Jenkins, Michael Ball, Roderick Williams, Russell Watson, Sarah Brightman (Singer)
Description: Popular classical singers today


Name: Arp, Smith and Spear (2015) (Book or Publication)
Description: Authors who criticized the conceptualist understanding


Name: Minoan Bronze Dagger with Silver Rivets (artifact)
Description: A Minoan bronze dagger discovered in an ancient shipwreck at Kumluca in Antalya Province


Name: Seleucids (Royal House)
Description: One of the royal houses that ruled over a large kingdom during the Hellenistic period


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: -


Name: 17th in the world in total sites (Ranking position)
Description: A ranking position of Greece in terms of total UNESCO World Heritage Sites


Name: First Rank (Rank)
Description: The highest rank in a comparison


Name: Craniological Similarities between modern and ancient Greeks (including Mycenaeans) (Finding)
Description: The finding of craniological similarities between modern and ancient Greeks, indicating continuity.


Name: Racetrack Gambling (Activity)
Description: An activity made illegal during Folk's administration


Name: Dispersion of white light into spectral colors (Physical property)
Description: the ability to split white light into the full spectrum of colors


Name: 39 single room apartments (Number)
Description: The number of single room apartments in the municipality


Name: Native Anatolian states (Political Entity)
Description: States in Anatolia that emerged during the rule of the Seleucids


Name: Tahiti's west coast freeway (Freeway)
Description: A freeway that runs across the west coast of Tahiti.


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


Name: 2023 Review (Document)
Description: A document discussing electrochemical principles for metal recovery, with a focus on titanium


Name: Element (Object)
Description: The basic units of matter, which cannot be divided into simpler substances by chemical means.


Name: Bible Belt (Region)
Description: The New England and Western United States tend to be more secular compared to the Bible Belt.


Name: General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) (judicial institution)
Description: The highest judicial body in Spain for the administration of justice


Name: Byzantine Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: East Roman Empire


Name: Opaque/Semi-opaque Stones (Gemstone Classification)
Description: Refers to gemstones such as opal, turquoise, and variscite.


Name: Volcanic Regions (Geographical Region)
Description: The North Island has several volcanic regions, including the Taupo region and the Rotorua region


Name: Unión General de Trabajadores (trade_union)
Description: A Spanish trade union linked to the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, founded in 1888


Name: La Palma (Island)
Description: The northernmost island of the Canary Islands


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


Name: Qing Prince Dorgon (Person)
Description: A prominent Manchu ruler during the Qing dynasty


Name: Derby (City)
Description: A city in Derbyshire, England


Name: Material with Fine Parallel Lines or Microstructures (Physical Structure)
Description: Materials with fine parallel lines, layers, or microstructures on the scale of their wavelength


Name: Uniform Tetrahemihexahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A tetrahedral symmetry faceting of the regular octahedron, sharing edge and vertex arrangement.


Name: Foliated Rock (Geological Feature)
Description: It is a type of foliated rock that exhibits well-developed cleavage.


Name: Palma (City)
Description: The cathedral is located in the heart of the city, Palma.


Name: Charlemagne (Person)
Description: King of the Franks and Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire


Name: 1890s (historical_period)
Description: The decade spanning 1890 to 1899


Name: July 4, 1776 (date)
Description: the day the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Second Continental Congress


Name: Deposits containing dolomite and siderite (Geological Deposit)
Description: Deposits with specific minerals that undergo contact metamorphism by adjacent granitic masses.


Name: 7th Oil Producer (Rank)
Description: Indicates the position of Brazil in the list of oil-producing countries


Name: Gravitational Waves (astronomical phenomenon)
Description: Ripples in the fabric of spacetime caused by massive accelerating objects, detectable as a disturbance in the gravitational field.


Name: Wedge (Angle measurement)
Description: The angle formed between two plane-surfaces due to a slight deviation in thickness


Name: Maya (Ancient American civilization)
Description: Another ancient American civilization with expertise in jewellery making


Name: blue wavelength range (spectral region)
Description: A range of wavelengths in the visible light spectrum


Name: [5]:348–350 (reference)
Description: Source of information about the gem


Name: Tomb Sculptor William Hudson Jones (Person)
Description: The sculptor of the Tomb


Name: Mammals (Class Mammalia)
Description: A class of warm-blooded vertebrate animals characterized by the possession of mammary glands.


Name: living_standards, social_inequality, and political_stability (Economy)
Description: What poverty impacts


Name: [5]:101 (reference)
Description: Source of information about the gem


Name: Colours used in the sumptuary laws of the Han Chinese (Legal System)
Description: The legal system governing the use and meaning of colours in the clothing of the Han Chinese.


Name: Radomyshl county (uezd) (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of the Russian Empire


Name: Crete (Location)
Description: An island located in the Eastern Mediterranean.


Name: Warm Sharp Edge (Color Sequence)
Description: The sequence from black, red, orange, yellow to white in color theory


Name: Knossos (Location)
Description: Palace of Knossos


Name: Quicklime sacks (Object)
Description: Small sacks of quicklime placed around the body in Traditional China


Name: Sculpture (Artwork)
Description: reserve heads are especially naturalistic in sculpture


Name: about 4.9 pounds per day per person (Measurement)
Description: The equivalent measurement of municipal waste generated in a certain year


Name: Khwarazmian dynasty (group)
Description: Dynasty that conquered the Ghurids in 1215


Name: Revolutionary War (1775–1783) (historical event)
Description: a war fought between the Thirteen Colonies and Great Britain, which resulted in independence for the colonies


Name: Real Jaén participates in the Tercera División (Football Clubs)
Description: A football club that plays in the Tercera División


Name: Crown gold (Commodity)
Description: A 22k alloy of gold


Name: Diamond's Thermal Conductivity (Physical Property)
Description: The thermal conductivity of diamond in general


Name: mili (burqa-like) (headwear)
Description: Burqa-like headwear worn by women during the Taizong era


Name: four seasons (Weather pattern)
Description: A sequence of four recurring weather patterns during a year


Name: lined with small spines (Spine presence)
Description: The feature of the chitin skeleton being lined with small spines


Name: prince regent Pedro to resist the recall of the Lisbon court (Action)
Description: -


Name: Different Ways (Classification Criteria)
Description: Various criteria for classifying mineral species based on different purposes


Name: Pressure swing adsorption (Process)
Description: A technique for separating, purifying, and drying gases using solid adsorbents.


Name: Nazi Germany (Country)
Description: Germany under the Nazi regime from 1933 to 1945


Name: Scarves (Artifacts)
Description: Scarves made from cross fox pelts.


Name: Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts (Accommodation)
Description: Various types of places to stay on the island


Name: Graphite (Compound)
Description: Form a variety of intercalation compounds.


Name: Iberdrola (Company)
Description: A Spanish multinational electricity and gas utility company.


Name: Dialects and cultural practices (Culture)
Description: Distinct ways of speaking and practicing culture


Name: [Mars](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars) (Planet)
Description: The fourth planet from the Sun and our neighboring terrestrial planet


Name: French Language and Culture (Culture)
Description: The language, customs, beliefs, and artistic traditions of the French


Name: United States Geological Survey (Organization)
Description: An organization that devises map projections


Name: jian, geom, ken/tsurugi, dāo, do, to/katana (Asian Sword)
Description: Types of swords used in various Asian countries.


Name: 1963 (Year)
Description: The US shut down machinery related to lithium separation in 1963


Name: Aqueous solution (chemical environment)
Description: Medium where the chemical reaction takes place


Name: Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, and Notre-Dame Cathedral (Monument)
Description: Famous structures in Paris.


Name: October 2020 (Year)
Description: A year representing the month and year when the estimation was made


Name: Crompton Company (Business)
Description: A textile manufacturing company based in New England


Name: Forbidden City Paintings (Artwork)
Description: Paintings from the Forbidden City in Beijing


Name: Tourism in Austria (Activity)
Description: Tourism in Austria


Name: Edirne Province (Location)
Description: A province in Turkey that hosts the Kırkpınar oil wrestling tournament since 1361


Name: Yttrium Aluminium Garnet (YAG) (Inorganic Compound)
Description: Synthetic gemstone and laser medium


Name: Engagement rings (jewelry type)
Description: Type of jewelry where the diamond solitaire is popular


Name: 1479 (Year)
Description: Year when the Crown of Aragon and Castile formed a dynastic union


Name: Eastern Anatolia (Geographical Region)
Description: East part of modern-day Turkey


Name: The Great Oxygenation Event (oxygen catastrophe) (Geological event)
Description: A significant geological event that occurred about 2.4 billion years ago due to the rise of free oxygen in Earth's atmosphere.


Name: 832 people (Population)
Description: The current estimated population of Collonges as of December 2020


Name: White (Color)
Description: The color white.


Name: Masks (Artwork)
Description: Important elements in the art of many African peoples.


Name: Iron (Material)
Description: Material used for swords in the first time permitted the equipping of entire armies with metal weapons


Name: Magna Graecia (historical region)
Description: Ancient Greek colonies in Southern Italy and Sicily


Name: Massey Memorial in Wellington (Monument)
Description: Kairuru marble was used for the Massey Memorial in Wellington


Name: The extremely arid climate (Climate)
Description: The climate in the Nullarbor region


Name: Australasia (Region)
Description: A wider region that includes Australia


Name: a small population of foreign residents (Demographic data)
Description: A relatively small minority in Japan's population


Name: Rabat Tourism (Tourism)
Description: The tourism industry in Rabat.


Name: Bald Knobbers of the Ozarks (Group)
Description: An unofficial vigilante group active in Missouri during the late 19th century


Name: Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) (Dimension)
Description: more than 15 times its land area


Name: Cultured Pearls (Inanimate Object)
Description: Cultured pearls made with shells or saibo as the core


Name: Mausoleum on Pančić's Peak (Historical Site)
Description: Their coffins made of Serbian spruce


Name: Socialism, Kemalism or Secularism (Ideology)
Description: Ideologies associated with the left-wing parties in Turkey


Name: Crete (Location)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Stars (particularly white dwarfs) (Celestial bodies)
Description: A class of stars characterized by high densities and low temperatures.


Name: tensions (conflict)
Description: Tensions between Kabyle leaders and the central government


Name: Ashbourne (town) (Town)
Description: A town in Derbyshire, England


Name: Bronze artifacts (Artifact)
Description: Physical objects made from bronze


Name: Coal beds and as a replacement mineral in fossils (Geological formation)
Description: Pyrite is sometimes found in coal beds and as a replacement mineral in fossils.


Name: Rare-Earth Elements (Group of minerals)
Description: A group of minerals that contains small amounts of all rare-earth elements


Name: Barrovian Facies Sequence or advanced Abukuma Facies Sequence metamorphic trajectories (Geological sequence)
Description: A series of rock transformations due to burial and thermal heating.


Name: Formula notation (Notation)
Description: A way to represent chemical compounds using symbols and numbers.


Name: Diamond synthesis (Process)
Description: The process of converting carbon into diamond


Name: Gabbro and basalt (Igneous rocks)
Description: Rocks that form from the slow cooling of a magma with a low silica content


Name: Latin Rite (Religious Practice)
Description: Tradition of the Roman Catholic Church


Name: Congolese kings (Person)
Description: Leaders of the Congo who were dispossessed by King Leopold II in 1885


Name: Abraham Gottlob Werner's new mineralogical system (Mineralogical System)
Description: System used to describe Eulytine.


Name: Buddhism and Islam (Religion)
Description: Religions that replaced Hinduism in many parts of Asia by the 15th century


Name: U.S. Congress (Political Entity)
Description: The bicameral legislature of the federal government of the United States


Name: White dwarfs or supernova (Celestial events)
Description: Stages in the evolution of stars, characterized by extreme temperatures and pressures.


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


Name: Unknown (not provided in the text) (Event)
Description: The year the organization was established (1994)


Name: Louis Pasteur (Person)
Description: French biologist, microbiologist, and chemist, renowned for his discoveries of the principles of vaccination


Name: High Mechanical Stability (Mechanical Property)
Description: The ability to maintain its shape and size under stress


Name: Axel Fredrik Cronstedt (Person)
Description: Swedish mineralogist who discovered cerite


Name: 1737 (Year)
Description: Year the Charlton Hunt Club was formed


Name: New Loading Station (Quarry Location)
Description: The location where the 50-ton electric hoist was attached to lower marble blocks


Name: Gypsum concrete (Building material)
Description: A mixture of gypsum plaster and fibreglass rovings, used in building products.


Name: Parkinson's Disease (Disorder)
Description: A neurodegenerative disorder that affects movement.


Name: Greenish Yellow (Color)
Description: -


Name: possible defensive system (Historical Event)
Description: A suggested defensive system based on the small outposts in eastern Crete


Name: Erythropoietin (Hormone)
Description: A hormone produced by the kidney that regulates the production of red blood cells.


Name: Spanish espada ropera or swords of the Italian nobility (sword type)
Description: -


Name: Electron configuration: [He]2s1 (Physical Property)
Description: The electron configuration of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Modern innovations in carbide (Innovation)
Description: New types of hard materials that resist chipping and breakage


Name: Solar Energy (Energy Source)
Description: Energy generated from sunlight


Name: General practitioners (Occupation)
Description: Medical professionals providing basic care for patients in the reformed Ukrainian healthcare system


Name: St. Anthony Abbot (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Anthony Abbot, a Christian monk and hermit


Name: Richard Buckminster Fuller (Person)
Description: An American architect and systems theorist who inspired the naming of fullerenes


Name: Genuine opals (natural mineral)
Description: Authentic or natural opal


Name: 40 prisoners (Number of Prisoners)
Description: The number of prisoners secured for the coronation ceremony.


Name: Pharynx (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Located at the top of the lantern, opens into the esophagus


Name: Chefchaouen Tourism (Tourism)
Description: The tourism industry in Chefchaouen.


Name: Venus (Planet)
Description: The second planet from the Sun, orbiting around it every 224.7 Earth days


Name: Give birth to other stones (according to belief) (Magical property)
Description: Based on the crystals found within


Name: Fertilizer Industry (Application)
Description: The use of potassium in agriculture


Name: world gem ammolite production (Quantity)
Description: The amount of gem-quality Ammolite produced worldwide.


Name: Ozone (Allotrope of Oxygen)
Description: A triatomic allotrope of oxygen, which absorbs UVB and UVC wavelengths.


Name: Tejo (Sport)
Description: A team sport that is Colombia's national sport.


Name: Administration of Greece (Organization)
Description: The governing and administrative body of Greece


Name: Orpiment (Mineral)
Description: The mineral favoured by alchemists for its orange pigment


Name: Authors (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who create literature or other written works.


Name: Republic of Ireland (Country Subdivision)
Description: A sovereign state in north-western Europe


Name: Simultaneous precipitation of Cementite and Ferrite (Process)
Description: The process that results in the formation of pearlite


Name: Fanari (location)
Description: military holding in Thessaly


Name: April 1861 (TimePeriod)
Description: The month and year when the American Civil War began.


Name: same-sex marriage (Concept)
Description: the institution of same-sex marriage


Name: Unknown (Diamond cut benchmark state)
Description: State not specified in the text


Name: Xianbei-style dress (clothing)
Description: traditional nomadic attire worn by the Xianbei people


Name: class structure of Aztec society (social structure)
Description: The class structure of Aztec society consolidated by Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin


Name: Forced Migrations (Action)
Description: The forced migrations that were conducted by the Taliban and their allies.


Name: Potassium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white metallic element that is a common mineral.


Name: Ruber (Latin Term)
Description: Ruber means red in Latin


Name: Assuwa league (Confederation of States)
Description: -


Name: Egyptians (ethnicity)
Description: The people who inhabited ancient Egypt


Name: tumulus (Technical Term)
Description: An artificial hill


Name: The resistance of specimens of silver sulfide decreases when they are heated (Scientific Observation)
Description: Faraday's observation regarding the behavior of silver sulfide when heated.


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: The mineral used in the chromium diffusion process.


Name: Green earth (Pigment)
Description: A natural pigment composed of clay colored by iron oxide, magnesium, aluminum silicate, or potassium.


Name: United Nations (International organization)
Description: Year Algeria became a member of the United Nations


Name: Octahedral symmetry (Symmetry group)
Description: The symmetry of both the regular octahedron and its dual, the cube


Name: Wassily Kandinsky's stage design (Artwork)
Description: A stage design by Kandinsky for Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition


Name: Tongmenghui Manifesto (Manifesto)
Description: 1905 party manifesto


Name: Association of African Universities (Organization)
Description: A non-governmental organization representing higher education institutions in Africa


Name: 1520 (Time)
Description: The year when the pharmacy in the patrician house No. 131 was opened


Name: Unknown (Undetermined)
Description: No specific state or event was identified as preceding the Magyar conquest of the Carpathian Basin


Name: Measuring the angle between cleavage planes of minerals (Function)
Description: A contact goniometer is used for measuring the angle between cleavage planes of minerals


Name: Panathinaikos, Olympiacos, Aris Thessaloniki, AEK Athens and P.A.O.K (Sports Teams)
Description: These are some of the most successful Greek basketball teams.


Name: Other security-sensitive papers (document)
Description: A paper or electronic record containing sensitive information.


Name: Union Minière (Company)
Description: The company that owned the Shinkolobwe mine


Name: Northern Qi dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty that ruled from 550 to 577 A.D.


Name: International Relations (Politics & Governance)
Description: Spain's international relations and memberships.


Name: Bohemians (People)
Description: A people from the 9th-century Catalogue of Fortresses and Regions to the North of the Danube


Name: Anarchism in Italy (Political ideology)
Description: Carrara became a cradle of anarchism in Italy by the end of the 19th century.


Name: Rockslides in Roads of Drafi Area (Geological Phenomenon in Timeframe and Location)
Description: An incident where roads in the Drafi area were blocked by rockslides.


Name: Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: A natural aggregate of minerals and/or mineraloids which makes up the Earth's land surface and is the basic unit of geographical study.


Name: Athens (City)
Description: The capital city of Greece


Name: Lechatelierite (synthetic) (Geological Formation)
Description: A synthetic version of lechatelierite resembling fulgurites


Name: Iron (Metal)
Description: An important metal for tools and weapons after the advent of iron


Name: Temperatures of −30 to −40 °C (−22 to −40 °F) do occur. (Condition)
Description: Description of the extreme temperatures in northeastern Anatolia.


Name: Henan Province (Geographical Area)
Description: Province in China where the city of Guanzhuang is located


Name: Bulgarian authorities (governmental body)
Description: Authorities under the control of Bulgaria during World War II


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


Name: Seville Fair or Feria de Abril in Seville (Festival)
Description: An annual festival held in April in Seville, Spain.


Name: ROC (Country)
Description: Republic of China, governing entity in Taiwan


Name: Chinese Cartographer (Profession)
Description: Unknown due to lack of specific information in the provided context


Name: Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit (Honor or award)
Description: -


Name: Commercial diamond deposits (Geological formation)
Description: Active mines of diamonds


Name: Melt Product (Geological Entity)
Description: The result of the anatectic melt during the prograde part of the metamorphic history


Name: Jewellery (Art Form)
Description: An artistic or ornamental creation made of precious metals, gems, glass, enamel, or other materials, designed for personal adornment.


Name: Healthcare Materials Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of healthcare materials


Name: Impact Site (Geographical Feature)
Description: The location where the meteorite impact occurred that formed the Darwin Glass


Name: Aluminosilicates (Chemical compound)
Description: Includes zeolites and geopolymers


Name: Industry (economics) (concept)
Description: A branch of an economy that produces a closely related set of raw materials, goods, or services.


Name: Political Campaign Buttons (Artifact)
Description: Buttons used in political campaigns


Name: Tanrı (Deity name)
Description: The Azerbaijani reflex of the name for Tengri.


Name: Upper Limit of Metamorphic Conditions (Temperature Range)
Description: The upper boundary of metamorphic conditions, which is the temperature at which the rock begins to melt.


Name: Authenticating documents (Action)
Description: Used to verify the authenticity of documents.


Name: German Democratic Republic (East Germany) (Country)
Description: Former East German state that heavily relied on brown coal


Name: Fighter-jet turbines (Technological Objects)
Description: Components of fighter jets that utilize jet propulsion


Name: Mediterranean Sea (Waterbody)
Description: Derived from the Mediterranean Sea where murex sea snails live


Name: Andalusia (Region)
Description: A region in Southern Spain


Name: calcium_carbonate (chemical_compound)
Description: A compound with the formula CaCO3, a mineral and the main component of limestone


Name: Almandine (Mineral)
Description: A variety of garnet, the main component of carbuncle.


Name: Ukrainian intellectuals (Group)
Description: He and his appointee repressed a new generation of Ukrainian intellectuals known as the Sixtiers.


Name: Four successive suns/periods (Cosmic entity)
Description: Each ruled by a different deity and inhabited by a different group of beings


Name: Benito Mussolini (Politician)
Description: Italian politician who was the founder and leader of the National Fascist Party.


Name: Laboratory experiments (Scientific Research)
Description: Research conducted in a laboratory to investigate the formation of pseudotachylytes.


Name: Northern Europe (geographical region)
Description: Geographical region where these ancient monuments are found


Name: Bulgaria, Croatia and Bohemia (geographical region)
Description: geographical regions where Methodius's disciples disseminated their knowledge


Name: Photosynthesis (Biological process)
Description: A process used by plants, algae, and some bacteria to convert carbon dioxide into glucose in the presence of sunlight


Name: Daria-i-Noor (Individual Pink Diamond)
Description: The largest pink diamond in the world, estimated to weigh 182 carats


Name: uranium enrichment (Process)
Description: The process of increasing the concentration of isotopes in a substance, specifically U-235 and U-238


Name: Datsan Gunzechoinei (Buddhist Institution)
Description: Western Buddhist institution established in St Petersburg


Name: Three caverns (PhysicalEntity)
Description: Three original caverns inside the marble formation


Name: Person or organization (Recipient)
Description: A recipient who receives the medal as an award for various achievements.


Name: Regimental Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland (band)
Description: The band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland


Name: sabres, reflexion bows and specific types of spears (Artifact)
Description: Weapons associated with a nomadic (Avar) culture that were not found in Great Moravia


Name: Chrysolakkos complex in Malia (Location)
Description: A complex in Mallia's burial area that may have been a crypt for a notable family


Name: placers, as the host rocks have been intensely weathered and eroded (Geological Feature)
Description: Deposits formed by the erosion and deposition of sediment


Name: Red Foxes imported from various regions (Animal species)
Description: Red foxes from Germany, France, Belgium, Sardinia, Siberia, Scandinavia


Name: Serpentinite (Mineral)
Description: A type of rock formed from the alteration of olivine-rich peridotite, usually by the replacement of the olivine and orthopyroxene with serpentine minerals.


Name: Certain historical and non-European languages (Language)
Description: In certain languages, 'Green' is not associated with this range.


Name: Zinc deficiency (Health Condition)
Description: Deficiency leading to various health issues


Name: [in the Middle Ages] (Time)
Description: -


Name: Sierra Leone (Country)
Description: The huge consequences of blood diamonds still remains a mainstream issue


Name: Finance and Business Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to Wall Street, major financial institutions, Fortune 500 companies, and influential business leaders.


Name: abrasive purposes (Uses)
Description: Removing or wearing away matter by friction


Name: Mexica Tribe (EthnicSubgroup)
Description: A specific group within the Aztec People.


Name: 147 (Number)
Description: A numerical value


Name: 13th-century scholar George Pachymeres (scholar)
Description: -


Name: west of the Missouri River (geographical location)
Description: The geographic area where Great Sioux Reservation was established


Name: Greek word σχίζειν (schízein) (language)
Description: Derived ultimately from this Greek word, meaning 'to split'.


Name: Mujahideen Factions (Group)
Description: Various groups of fighters who committed widespread rape, murder, and extortion.


Name: Confederate States of America (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A government set up by eleven Southern U.S. states during the American Civil War.


Name: Bones (type of tissue)
Description: Ligaments are elastic tissues that connect bones to other bones, and tendons are elastic tissues that connect muscles to bones


Name: Igloo (Building structure)
Description: A type of shelter built by Inuit and other Arctic indigenous peoples.


Name: Robbins, Manuel (Person)
Description: Author of 'Fluorescence Gems and Minerals under Ultraviolet Light'


Name: Habsburg Monarchy (Historical State)
Description: The Habsburg territories ruled by the House of Habsburg from 1438 to 1918


Name: Religious Artifacts (Artifact)
Description: Objects of religious significance


Name: complete liberation, enlightenment, highest happiness, bliss, fearlessness, freedom, permanence, non-dependent origination, unfathomable, and indescribable (Buddhist Concept)
Description: The state of complete liberation as described in other Indian religions


Name: Declaration of the Rights of Man (Legal Document)
Description: A document outlining the rights of all the estates of the Third Estate.


Name: Archaeological Museum of Skyros (Museum)
Description: The Archaeological Museum of Skyros was established in 1963 and inaugurated in 1973.


Name: 13.1 per thousand (Ratio)
Description: The infant mortality rate in Colombia in 2016


Name: Emerald (Mineral)
Description: Green variety of beryl, colored by chromium and sometimes vanadium.


Name: Verneuil Furnace (Equipment)
Description: Equipment used in the flame fusion process


Name: Communist Party of Australia (Political party)
Description: A communist political party in Australia that was founded as the Communist Party of Australasia.


Name: Yellowstone National Park area, Wyoming (Location)
Description: The location where it was originally formed.


Name: Alexis Sanderson (Indologist)
Description: An Indologist who proposed that Buddhist tantras even directly copied various Shaiva tantras, especially the Bhairava Vidyapitha tantras.


Name: End of 6th century (Time period)
Description: Century between 501 and 600 AD


Name: Roman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the empire that included Tunisia (then a province) from 46 BC to AD 439


Name: Manuel Orantes (Person)
Description: A tennis player who won a silver medal in the Olympic Games


Name: second-largest economy by PPP (economic status)
Description: the country with the second-highest nominal gross domestic product (GDP) when adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP)


Name: Language, law, architecture, and political system (Legacy)
Description: Key areas in which the Roman Empire left a lasting impact


Name: Italian-speaking regions (Geographical region)
Description: Regions where Lombard dialects are spoken


Name: Nero (Person)
Description: An emperor of Rome


Name: Pseudotachylite (Geological Feature)
Description: Gassy rock that briefly melts at the highest strain rates


Name: City-state (City)
Description: Indicates that the city-state represents political unity in Etruscan society


Name: Earth's crust (Geological location)
Description: Magnesium is the eighth most abundant element in the Earth's crust.


Name: Belgium's rail network density (Infrastructure)
Description: The rail infrastructure of Belgium


Name: Hexachloroferrate(III) (Iron complex)
Description: A typical six-coordinate anion of iron


Name: Great Moravia (kingdom)
Description: Kingdom that Svatopluk expanded


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of people primarily residing in North Africa during the time of Carthage


Name: Grand Canyon (environmental characteristic)
Description: a country that is home to the magnificent Grand Canyon, a breathtaking geological formation attracting millions of visitors each year


Name: One-fifth of the lethal dose (Quantity of Substance)
Description: One-fifth of the amount that can cause death


Name: organic fine chemicals (Compound)
Description: Chemicals that are of high purity and are made in small amounts.


Name: Films about Marie Curie (Artwork)
Description: Movies made based on Marie Curie's life


Name: 2010 K (Temperature)
Description: The boiling point of Radium


Name: Charlemagne (Person)
Description: King of the Franks and Emperor of the Romans


Name: Nashenas, Ubaidullah Jan, Mahwash, Ahmad Wali, Farhad Darya, and Naghma (Artist)
Description: Notable masters of traditional or popular Afghan music


Name: Lyell (Person)
Description: Geologist who first identified the sequence of lithology transformations


Name: Blue Diamond (Steven Universe) (character)
Description: An anthropomorphic character from Steven Universe


Name: New Granada (Historical Region)
Description: One of the countries that emerged after the dissolution of Gran Colombia, covering present-day Colombia.


Name: Knowledge of brass production spread to Ancient Greece (historical event)
Description: The diffusion of the knowledge of brass manufacturing


Name: Keratin (Protein)
Description: A protein found in hair cells and makes up our hair, skin, and nails.


Name: Greens (Green Party) (Political Party)
Description: A green-politics political party in Austria


Name: European masters (Artist Group)
Description: Renowned artists like Sandro Botticelli, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci


Name: Zinc (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Zn and atomic number 30


Name: Polygonal Terrain and Patterns (Geological Feature)
Description: Regularly shaped, polygon-like patterns on Ceres' surface, possibly formed by the contraction of ground ice


Name: Katanga Synclinorium (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation in the Katanga Region, Democratic Republic of Congo


Name: natural history displays (exhibition)
Description: Exhibition where William Smith Clark collected specimens for


Name: Lotharingia (Political Entity)
Description: Lotharingia was the name given to the Middle Kingdom after the Treaty of Verdun in 843


Name: 3,258 individuals (1914) (Quantity)
Description: The total number of inhabitants in the town of Oltu in 1914


Name: International Cycling Union (Sports federation)
Description: An international organization for cycling.


Name: Laconia and Messenia (Geographical Sub-locations)
Description: Prefectures that Mani is divided between


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


Name: Peristomial Membrane (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The membrane around the mouths of sea urchins where gills are attached.


Name: Oldest-surviving synthetic materials used for bead making (subtype)
Description: Materials that have been the longest preserved, mainly ceramics such as pottery and glass


Name: subtropical climate (transition zone) (ClimateType)
Description: A type of climate with a frost free season greater than 180 days, and much sunnier winters compared to the rest of New England


Name: Aerospace and electronic products (Product)
Description: Products produced mainly in the Huntsville area.


Name: Eucratides (Person)
Description: Greco-Bactrian king who minted the largest gold coin in the Hellenistic world.


Name: Oceanic Climate (Climate)
Description: Climate type characterized by relatively even temperatures throughout the year


Name: University of Alabama (University)
Description: Public four-year university located in Tuscaloosa


Name: Deposition of metallic ore minerals (Geological Feature)
Description: Minerals found in veins or layers that are rich in metals


Name: Tafjord construction site (Construction site)
Description: A construction site in Tafjord, Norway


Name: U.S. National Academy of Medicine (NAM) (Organization)
Description: A private, non-profit organization that provides health and science advice to the U.S. government and other countries.


Name: the human visual encounter was not limited to concepts represented in language alone (the linguistic turn) and that other forms of psychological representations of the work of art were equally defensible and demonstrable (Idea or Concept)
Description: The idea that the human visual encounter is not limited to concepts represented in language and that other forms of psychological representation are valid


Name: Ковтки (Ukrainian term)
Description: Term for earrings.


Name: Moravian ruler (person)
Description: Not explicitly mentioned in the text but is a Moravian ruler as per the Conversion of the Bagoariorum and Carantanorum


Name: Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso (LNGS) (Underground Research Centre)
Description: The largest underground research centre in the world


Name: Chemical Composition (gemstone characteristic)
Description: The chemical elements that make up the gemstone


Name: Waste Minimization Strategies (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Strategies aimed at reducing the amount of waste generated, often through designing products for durability and reuse


Name: Carbon Footprint (Environmental Impact)
Description: The total set of greenhouse gas emissions produced in the life of a material.


Name: Compounds (Group of chemical substances)
Description: A category of substances consisting of pure chemicals or mixtures, such as sodium chloride, hydroxide, and carbonate


Name: Getty Square (Yonkers) and Midtown Manhattan (location)
Description: The locations where the MTA Bus Company operates.


Name: Mallorca (Location)
Description: an island in the Mediterranean Sea belonging to Spain


Name: Süddeutsche Zeitung (Newspaper)
Description: One of the papers with the highest circulation in Germany


Name: Excellent Precambrian quartzite crags and cliffs (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature found in Anglesey, Wales


Name: welding large iron parts (like rails) (process)
Description: Iron(III) oxide mixed with aluminium powder is used in welding large iron parts such as rails.


Name: Shaqya's own followers (Group)
Description: The followers who betrayed the head entity


Name: Astrological symbols (Symbol)
Description: Symbols used in astrology, derived from Greek representations of constellations


Name: Organisms (Living organisms)
Description: -


Name: Ahuna Mons (Geographical_feature)
Description: A geographical feature on Ceres that is strong evidence for cryovolcanic features


Name: William Turner (Author)
Description: Author who wrote about the gooseberry in his Herball


Name: Tourists (People category)
Description: Individuals who visit the Mani Peninsula


Name: Germanic Heruli (Historical Group)
Description: A group of Germanic tribes who passed through the territory of the Slavic tribes


Name: Artificial things are imitations of things in nature (Statement)
Description: The imitation may use either the same basic materials as those in the natural object or quite different materials


Name: Great Depression (Historical Event)
Description: A severe economic depression that took place between 1929 and 1939.


Name: Unregulated Mining Practices (action)
Description: Mining activities without proper oversight or rules.


Name: Finished Marble (Mineral Product)
Description: The finished products made from Yule Marble that were transported by the railway.


Name: Plano Real (Economic Plan)
Description: The economic plan that Cardoso produced in 1994


Name: Vergeletto (Geographical Area)
Description: A village that was part of the Onsernone parish until 1757


Name: approximately 4,000 people (Person)
Description: A large but unspecified number of individuals.


Name: Orange Free State (Polity)
Description: A former Boer republic located in the central Orange Free State Highveld of South Africa


Name: the 1980s (time)
Description: The time period when the mines ceased operations


Name: Esophagus (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Runs back down the outside of the lantern, joins the small intestine and a single caecum


Name: Light Pollution (Environmental Phenomenon)
Description: Growing problem for viewing the night sky


Name: Victor Emmanuel III (Person)
Description: King of Italy from 1900 to 1946


Name: High-Temperature Crucible (Material)
Description: A type of material used for high-temperature applications


Name: Emperor Gaozu of Tang (person)
Description: the founding emperor of the Tang dynasty, who ruled from 618 to 627


Name: The Council of Ministers (Council)
Description: Deliberative organ of the Dutch cabinet


Name: bhakti or devotional Hinduism (Hindu kind)
Description: A kind of Hinduism emphasizing intense emotions in the pursuit of the spiritual


Name: Printing Inks (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of printing inks, liquids containing pigments and other materials used for printing text, images, and designs


Name: Narragansetts (tribe)
Description: Tribe that lived in Rhode Island, west of Narragansett Bay.


Name: Zheng Chenggong (Person)
Description: Zheng Chenggong, also known as Koxinga


Name: Ibn Sahl (mathematician)
Description: A Caliphate mathematician who described parabolic mirrors in the tenth century.


Name: President (Head of State)
Description: The President is elected two months before members of both houses


Name: Sulphur Dioxide (Compound)
Description: A compound with the molecular formula SO2, consisting of sulfur(II) oxide.


Name: Franco-Provençal dialects (Language variety)
Description: Dialectal forms almost completely disappeared from the French-speaking regions by the end of the 20th century


Name: European Union (Organization)
Description: The European Union (EU) is a political and economic union of 27 European countries. It was established by the Maastricht Treaty on November 1, 1993.


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


Name: Eros (Mythological Figure)
Description: The god of love in Greek mythology


Name: Northeastern Sand Plain of the Campine (Kempen) (Geographical Feature)
Description: A sandy region in Belgium's northeast


Name: Film Director (Occupation)
Description: Profession associated with film directing


Name: Toyotomi Hideyoshi (Person)
Description: The successor of Oda Nobunaga who unified Japan in the early 1590s.


Name: Chemical data that suggest that parent material from which tektites were created came from near-surface rocks and sediments at an impact site (Scientific Data)
Description: The chemical evidence that the formation mechanism of tektites must account for.


Name: Boston (City)
Description: Massachusetts, United States


Name: English crown (Historical Entity)
Description: The ruling power of England during the time period mentioned.


Name: Large sealing from Zakros in LM I (Artifact)
Description: A regional style from large sealings found at Zakros during the LM I period


Name: Xenocrysts (Geological Feature)
Description: Crystals that are picked up from another magma by a new one


Name: Age-related accumulation of iron in the brain (Physical property)
Description: An example of a physical property, which is the age-related buildup or accumulation of iron in the brain.


Name: Knut Erik Jensen (Director)
Description: One of the more successful new directors in Norway


Name: Song China (Historical Region)
Description: Ancient China during the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD)


Name: Serpentinite (Mineral)
Description: Another mineral that Taiwan Jade is associated with


Name: Remaining Non-Diamond Inclusions (Flaws)
Description: Non-diamond inclusions that remain after polishing.


Name: Vapor_Phase (Physical_State)
Description: C2 occurs in the vapor phase.


Name: Vedic rituals (Religious Ritual)
Description: Rituals performed in the Vedas, ancient Indian scriptures.


Name: A minimum level of reserve funds (Reserve Funds)
Description: Funds held by a bank to ensure payment of deposits.


Name: Cassiterite (SnO2) (Mineral)
Description: A tin oxide mineral that can be found in the same geological context as Pyrite


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


Name: PS (Political party)
Description: A political party in Onsernone


Name: Secondary Color (Classification in Art)
Description: A color made by combining two primary colors at equal intensity.


Name: Sulfur, Chlorine, Iron, Sodium and others (Elements)
Description: The elements that appear in small quantities in wood ashes


Name: Mughal carving (Art)
Description: Artistic creations made during the Mughal Empire


Name: Chitrakaras (Artist)
Description: Paintings are made fully old traditional way by Chitrakaras that is Odiya Painter.


Name: Ochre (Mineral mixture)
Description: A clay that is colored by varying amounts of hematite.


Name: Marble (Place)
Description: The residential location for some of the workers and where Quarry Town folk would ski down during winter time


Name: Incorporation of synthetic materials (Physical Property)
Description: Brightly colored lechatelierites resembling fulgurites are usually synthetic and reflect the incorporation of synthetic materials


Name: GI Bill of Rights (Legislation)
Description: U.S. law providing educational benefits for veterans


Name: Colonial Artists (Artist Group)
Description: Early artists in Australia, showing a fascination with the unfamiliar land


Name: Innovations in the chemical sector and the influence of animal-rights groups (Sector/Groups)
Description: Factors that caused the slow curtailment of whaling


Name: opals (gemstone)
Description: Australia is the world's largest producer of opals.


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: The country Austria


Name: Discovery of Moon and Mars meteorites in Libya (1997) (Event)
Description: The event that accelerated the process of commercial collection of meteorites.


Name: prints associated with the Taring Padi underground community in Java, Indonesia (Product)
Description: The prints produced by the cukil technique are associated with the Taring Padi


Name: [Mojmir I] (Person)
Description: Duke of Great Moravia after revolt against Carloman


Name: Dominicans (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Dominican Republic


Name: Harrison, Mount Kisco, and Scarsdale (Towns (or Villages))
Description: These towns are coterminous with the village of the same name.


Name: Ceylon, Burma, Colorado, California, and Australia (mineral_location)
Description: Zircon can be found in these locations


Name: being an elementary particle, a fundamental constituent of matter, combining with other quarks to form protons and neutrons, the building blocks of atomic nuclei (property)
Description: Quark is a type of elementary particle and a fundamental constituent of matter, being combined with other quarks to form protons and neutrons, the two types of particles that make up atomic nuclei.


Name: The Drunkard (Film)
Description: A notable film produced in the golden age of Greek cinema


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: Favorite color of Vincent van Gogh


Name: University of Paris (Organization)
Description: Higher education institution in Paris, France


Name: power outages and other inconveniences (issues)
Description: Problems caused by the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami


Name: Limestone (Carbonate rock)
Description: Composed of calcite or aragonite, it is the most common carbonate rock


Name: Seventy-six districts (okresy) (Administrative Division)
Description: 76 territorial divisions of the Czech Republic, which have lost much importance after 1999


Name: Ancient Egyptians (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization of northeastern Africa


Name: Wild game (Food category)
Description: Food derived from wild animals, such as deer and boar


Name: Millennium Technology Prize (Award)
Description: For his invention of high-brightness blue LEDs


Name: Cahokia (Historical_location)
Description: City in present-day Illinois


Name: Tributyl phosphate (Chemical compound)
Description: An organic ester of phosphoric acid


Name: Rescission (Legal Remedy)
Description: Reversal of a fraudulently obtained agreement or transaction


Name: Impactite (Geological Classification)
Description: Type of impactites


Name: Hensonville, New York (Location)
Description: Place of residence during childhood


Name: One hundred million tonnes of O2 (Quantity)
Description: A large quantity of oxygen gas, approximately 100 million tonnes.


Name: Dynasties (Historical Dynasty)
Description: Competing dynasties in the Middle Ages


Name: Convenient access to military facilities (permission)
Description: Allowing entry to military facilities


Name: 1981 to 1995 (Time Period)
Description: A period of time from 1981 to 1995


Name: The Eoarchean Superperiod (Mars) (Geological Superperiod Proposal)
Description: A proposed superperiod, covering the time from Mars' formation to the beginning of the Noachian Period.


Name: Beryllium (Chemical Element)
Description: Element used in the treatment process


Name: Olive Oil (Cooking oil)
Description: The cooking oil Olive Oil


Name: Geographical Features in and around the Black Hills (Geographical Feature)
Description: All geographical features located within or near the Black Hills, such as mountains, rivers, valleys, and plateaus


Name: Kit Fox, Swift Fox (Animal species)
Description: Species of foxes that are killed by red foxes when the opportunity arises


Name: Four temples within a ten-mile radius of Bayou La Batre (Temples)
Description: The four temples located within a ten-mile radius of Bayou La Batre


Name: Paper (Object)
Description: A material used for writing and printing


Name: Baltic states and Central Asia (Geographical regions)
Description: Regions where there is a large Slavic minority


Name: Han dynasty clothing (Artifact)
Description: Clothing used during the Han Dynasty


Name: Silica (Compound)
Description: Natural silicon dioxide (SiO2)


Name: More nutritious than modern grains (Nutritional claim)
Description: A claim that ancient grains are more nutritious than modern varieties of grains.


Name: The size of the diamond grains in the soot is distributed around 5 nm (Size)
Description: The size distribution of the diamond grains in the soot


Name: Cortina d'Ampezzo (Resort)
Description: A resort in Italy


Name: Architect (Profession)
Description: The profession for which Ludwig Mies van der Rohe became renowned


Name: The Social Contract (Philosophical Theory)
Description: The Social Contract is a theory developed by Jean-Jacques Rousseau that proposes individuals willingly give up some of their freedoms to form a society.


Name: IUPAC (Organization)
Description: The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry.


Name: Sam Claflin (Actor)
Description: English actor known for The Hunger Games and Peaky Blinders


Name: Largest Silver Coin (Artifact)
Description: Silver coin minted by Amyntas Nikator, considered as one of the largest coins in the Hellenistic world.


Name: East Bergholt (Location)
Description: A village in Suffolk, England


Name: Conflict Free Products (Product)
Description: Claimed by international electronics brands such as Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla.


Name: over 900 airports (Quantity)
Description: Approximately 900 airports as of the data.


Name: Regnum Maioricae (Historical Political Entity)
Description: The name given to Mallorca after its conquest by James I of Aragon


Name: new magma as it cools to form rock (Geological Feature)
Description: A newly solidified section of the Earth's crust.


Name: 1st-century BC multi-stranded electrum Snettisham Torc (Artifact)
Description: Most famous English example of torcs


Name: phosphate minerals (mineral classification)
Description: Classification shared by arsenate minerals according to Dana and Strunz mineral classifications


Name: 1906 (Year)
Description: The year 1906


Name: Rutile group minerals (subgroup of simple oxides)
Description: minerals with a ratio of 1:2 of oxygen to cations


Name: Arad (City)
Description: The city that hosts the Riding Arad mountain biking tournament.


Name: First Mediterranean Film Festival (Event)
Description: The first edition of the Mediterranean Film Festival


Name: Macedonia (Geographical Region)
Description: The region covering most of modern North Macedonia


Name: Old English (Language)
Description: The language where the word 'fox' comes from.


Name: 48 Public School Districts (Education)
Description: The administrative divisions responsible for public education in Westchester County


Name: Bi and Cong (Jade Objects)
Description: Types of objects only found in jade in early periods.


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


Name: Empress Jingō (Person)
Description: Empress of Japan from 200 to 269 AD


Name: 11 drums and the top piece (Component)
Description: The components of a single column.


Name: ke-ro-si-ja (council of elders)
Description: A council of elders chaired in the Mycenaean society.


Name: John Smith (Person)
Description: A 17th-century English printmaker who created about 500 mezzotints


Name: Vladimir Lenin (Revolutionary)
Description: Developed a variant of communism known as Leninism


Name: Medals for sale (Award)
Description: Objects made by private enterprise for sale


Name: the difference in molecular weight between 235UF6 and 238UF6 (Process step)
Description: The process step that high-speed centrifuges use to separate uranium isotopes


Name: Java (Programming Language)
Description: A programming language developed by Sun Microsystems


Name: VS1 – SI2 (Diamond Clarity Grade)
Description: Range that most red diamonds fall in due to their formation


Name: Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) (Political Party)
Description: The main communist party in Russia.


Name: Dislocations (in nanoparticles) (Physical characteristic in materials)
Description: A line defect in an atomically perfect crystal structure


Name: Space-filling curves (Geometric Curves)
Description: Curved lines that can fill any square, cube, or hypercube.


Name: Human Rights (SocialIssue)
Description: The violation of civil and political rights


Name: Other Regions to Republics (Political Structure)
Description: The action taken by Russia to elevate the status of certain regions


Name: Not specified (Process)
Description: The decay product is an isotope of gallium.


Name: the decline of the Mycenaean civilization (Historical Event)
Description: A significant event marking the end of the Mycenaean period in ancient Greek history


Name: Edmond Frémy and Charles Feil (Person)
Description: The people who manufactured artificial ruby in 1837


Name: Russians (People)
Description: Russians who held this belief


Name: Tourism in New York City (Industry)
Description: The sector involved in entertaining, accommodating, and transporting tourists


Name: agricultural sector of Greece (Economic sector)
Description: The portion of Greece's economy focused on agriculture


Name: unique ecosystems and wildlife (Ecosystem and Wildlife)
Description: Natural environments characterized by their distinct plant and animal life


Name: Samsara ends with nirvana (Concept)
Description: The 'blowing out' of the afflictions through insight into impermanence and 'non-self'


Name: cement (Building material)
Description: A hard, calcium silicate hydraulic construction material


Name: New England cuisine (Food Culture)
Description: The food culture of New England


Name: Blue lace agate (Type of Agate)
Description: A variety of blue lace agate.


Name: Coral red (Color)
Description: A shade of reddish color


Name: Structures (Engineering Structure)
Description: Buildings and other man-made structures


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


Name: early 20th century (time period)
Description: During the early 20th century


Name: Rotherhithe in London (Location)
Description: A district in London, England.


Name: Ferromagnetic material (Material)
Description: A type of magnetic material that is affected by its small size in nanoparticles.


Name: Coastal part of the Tell Atlas (geographical_region)
Description: Coastal region in Algeria


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The majority religion in Ukraine


Name: Ottoman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Algiers remained nominally part of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Berber tribe (Ethnic Group)
Description: The marriage rituals vary by Berber tribe.


Name: Ottoman Turks and Tatars (Historical Group)
Description: A historical group that consisted of the Ottoman Turks and some Turkic peoples


Name: loupe standard (grading system)
Description: The inclusions are judged based on the appearance of the diamond under 10x magnification


Name: Expressionists and Cubists (Art Movement)
Description: A movement in art that emerged during the 20th century


Name: 'skirt' of gravel (Geological feature)
Description: Gravel deposits covering parts of the hills in certain areas


Name: Porto-Novo (Geographical Area)
Description: A city-state in modern-day Benin


Name: Julia Kristeva (Person)
Description: An influential voice at the turn of the century, contributing to cultural studies from the field of art and psychoanalytical French feminism.


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


Name: Gran Consiglio (legislative body)
Description: The legislative authority of the canton.


Name: University College of Wales at Aberystwyth (Educational Institution)
Description: The place where Frederick Soddy studied


Name: His wife, Alice Poldervaart (Person)
Description: One of the survivors


Name: Bryn Mawr College (Educational institution)
Description: A private liberal arts college in the United States


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: Rocks that undergo profound and lasting changes due to heat, pressure or chemically active fluids.


Name: Strong Dispersion or Fire (Diamond Attribute)
Description: The property of a diamond that gives it its characteristic sparkle


Name: Mycenaean warriors (combatant)
Description: The warriors of the Mycenaean civilization.


Name: optically-detected magnetic resonance (ODMR) spectroscopy (Scientific Instrument)
Description: A technique for studying the properties of spins in solids


Name: Cultured pearls (Type of pearl)
Description: Pearls produced through culturing, making up more than 99% of all pearls sold worldwide


Name: MFASH System (Geological System)
Description: The MgO–Fe2O3–Al2O3–SiO2–H2O (MFASH) system in which rocks of this primary chemistry are formed.


Name: Jack Kerouac (Person)
Description: Influential figure on post-war Western Buddhism


Name: Association Agreement between Ukraine and the European Union (Treaty)
Description: A treaty signed in 2014 between Ukraine and the European Union.


Name: Oka Masao (Scholar)
Description: First scholar to write about Izanagi and Izanami as siblings


Name: reptiles and palms (Animal, Plant)
Description: diversity of reptiles and palm species


Name: Henan (Location)
Description: A province in Central China


Name: Magnesium fluorosilicate (MgSiF6) (Chemical compound)
Description: A mineral occurring in granite and pegmatite


Name: African Americans (People group)
Description: Black residents of the United States


Name: Colorless diamond (Diamond quality)
Description: A diamond that appears colorless to the naked eye.


Name: The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (Artwork)
Description: An artwork by Damien Hirst, an example of conceptual art


Name: - (-)
Description: Indicates that there is no specific entity related to this fact


Name: Silicon Alley (Tech Region)
Description: A former metonym for New York City's high technology industries


Name: fascist views and 'guru of geopolitics' (Ideology and Role)
Description: Given as the context


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


Name: Buildings and Churches in Norway (Architecture)
Description: Buildings and churches designed by Christian H. Grosch in early national period of Norway


Name: Nebula (astronomical object)
Description: A cloud of dust, hydrogen gas, or other celestial material in space, often visible from Earth.


Name: Etruscans (civilization)
Description: ancient civilization that inhabited part of central Italy


Name: 1973 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century


Name: Geology (Subfield of Earth Science)
Description: Study of Earth's structure, substance, and processes


Name: Homework (Educational Practice)
Description: Daily homework given to children in Austria starting from the first year of school.


Name: Railways and Cable Cars in Valais (Transportation Systems)
Description: The transportation systems built in Valais during this time period


Name: Norway (country)
Description: Country in Northern Europe


Name: Byzantine Thessaly (region)
Description: Region in Greece


Name: Arsenate mineral (mineral)
Description: A mineral group consisting mainly of naturally occurring orthoarsenates with (AsO4)3- anion group


Name: Umayyad governor of the fortress of Medellin (Person)
Description: The governor killed by the head entity in 772


Name: Adolf Hitler (Person)
Description: German politician and leader of the Nazi Party who served as chancellor of Germany from 1934 to 1945


Name: World (Location)
Description: The planet where the trade occurs


Name: Two years (Duration)
Description: The time it takes for an oyster to mature enough to begin producing pearls.


Name: bridges connecting Manhattan with Queens and Brooklyn (bridge)
Description: The bridges connecting Manhattan with other boroughs


Name: Dada activities of World War I (Historical Event)
Description: The events that Surrealism developed from


Name: Berber languages teaching (linguistic_practice)
Description: The practice of teaching Berber languages


Name: Boron (Metalloid)
Description: An element with the symbol B and atomic number 5


Name: Southeast USA (Region)
Description: The region where NASA's automated system operates


Name: liquefied hydrogen to Japan (Action)
Description: Liquefied hydrogen will be shipped to Japan via the Suiso Frontier.


Name: Positive Balance (Credit Balance) (FinancialBalance)
Description: A positive balance shown on the bank statement for customers with a credit balance.


Name: Nader Shah after the Battle of Damghan (event)
Description: The battle in which Nader Shah ousted the Afghan dynasty from Persia in 1729


Name: Arendelle (fictional_kingdom)
Description: Is set in a fictional kingdom named Arendelle, which is derived from and loosely based on the city of Arendal


Name: Steatite (Material)
Description: Also used in high-voltage insulators


Name: Japan (Geographical Location)
Description: The primary location where Akoya Pearls are cultured


Name: Musa ibn Nusayr (Person)
Description: Arab general who conquered Iberia in 711


Name: Fire Opal (Gemstone)
Description: Transparent to translucent opal with warm colors


Name: Magmatic activity at the surface of Mars (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process that occurred on Mars and produced the Tissint meteorite


Name: Seven dwarfs in Snow White story (characters of fairy tales)
Description: The seven characters in the Snow White story


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: Geographical region of New Zealand


Name: Battle of Kutná Hora (Historical Event)
Description: A battle during the Hussite Wars that took place on 21 December 1421


Name: Safely Deploying (Action)
Description: Removing the hazardous characteristics by safely deploying these items


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


Name: NYPL (Library)
Description: A system of 88 branch libraries and three Research Libraries in the U.S. state of New York.


Name: First Half of the 20th Century (Time Period)
Description: The period between 1900 and 1950


Name: Barbary stag (Animal)
Description: A species of deer native to North Africa, characterized by its large antlers and thick mane


Name: Pindus range (Physical Feature)
Description: Mountain range in Greece extending from Epirus to Thessaly and Central Greece


Name: Venetia (GeographicalArea)
Description: the region that was annexed by Italy


Name: Energy (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production and distribution of energy, including electricity and fossil fuels


Name: binder (Adhesive substance)
Description: Of a neutral hue and low saturation.


Name: Málaga (City)
Description: An important artistic center in Andalusia


Name: Happiness (Emotion)
Description: Positive emotional state characterized by joy, contentment, or well-being


Name: Seras cheese (Food)
Description: a type of cheese produced in Aosta Valley


Name: Whitby Jet deposit (Geological Deposit)
Description: A geological deposit located throughout North York Moors National Park


Name: Bolzano Novarese (Town)
Description: The town of Bolzano Novarese that is near Mosogno


Name: Granite (Igneous rock)
Description: A common type of felsic igneous rock.


Name: Formalists (Art Philosophy Group)
Description: A group of art philosophers who are contrasted with Intentionalists.


Name: Cooking utensils (Kitchenware)
Description: Containers, tools, and other items used in the preparation or cooking of food


Name: Assembly of Councillors (Morocco) (Legislative Body)
Description: 72 members are elected at the regional level, 20 members are elected from trade unions, 8 seats from professional organisations and 20 from wage-earners.


Name: over 500 million square feet of office space (Quantity)
Description: approximately 46.5 million m2


Name: Suriname (Country)
Description: A neighboring country of Brazil to the east.


Name: Particularly important and fragile sculptures (sculpture)
Description: Important and fragile sculptures from the Parthenon


Name: AB InBev (Company)
Description: A multinational brewing company based in Leuven, Belgium


Name: Rubus durescens, a bramble (Plant species)
Description: An endemic plant species found in central Derbyshire


Name: A9 (Road)
Description: The only motorway in Valais, serving the valley up to Sierre


Name: Companies (Organization)
Description: Business entities involved in economic activities


Name: Aluminum and Steel Alloys (Material)
Description: Alloys made primarily of aluminum or steel


Name: Marriage contracts (Document Type)
Description: Documents recording agreements for marriage.


Name: Electrolysis (Physical Process)
Description: A process that uses electricity to move charged particles


Name: Central and Eastern counties, Georgia (geographical_region)
Description: The regions where most of the Georgiaite tektites have been collected.


Name: US$4,443 (Monetary Value)
Description: The median monthly rental price of one-bedroom apartments in Manhattan as of 2023.


Name: Japanese surnames (names)
Description: Surnames traditionally used by Japanese people


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


Name: Free-floating Sperm (Biological Entity)
Description: The reproductive cells of the male sea urchin.


Name: pomegranates, grapes, apricots, melons (Fruits)
Description: common fruits produced in Afghanistan


Name: The Tuckahoe Creek, which flows through the quarry site (Geographical feature)
Description: The source of Tuckahoe marble's name


Name: Mitsubishi (Company)
Description: Commenced Pearl Culture with South Sea Pearls in 1916


Name: Clarkia franciscana (Species)
Description: A species of plant adapted to living on serpentinite outcrops


Name: Present Location (Geographical Location)
Description: The present location of Alabanda, which is near the given location


Name: Magadi-type chert (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Chert that forms under specific geochemical conditions in alkaline lakes


Name: Pilgrim Hall Museum (Museum)
Description: The oldest public museum in continuous operation in the United States, located in Plymouth, Massachusetts


Name: Saturdays (Day)
Description: Year-round


Name: Earth's crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The outermost solid layer of the Earth, including the lithosphere and the uppermost part of the asthenosphere.


Name: Hornfels (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock that forms from the thermal alteration of sedimentary or other pre-existing rocks.


Name: Meteorite upon landing (Object)
Description: A piece of debris from outer space that has entered Earth's atmosphere and landed


Name: Magical Rituals (Religious Practice)
Description: Occult or magical practices common in Thai culture


Name: Thirteenth Century (time_period)
Description: The period between 1201 and 1300


Name: Mazar-e Sharif International Airport (Airport)
Description: An international airport located in Mazar-e Sharif, Afghanistan.


Name: known for its fashion industry and haute couture (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being known for its fashion industry and haute couture


Name: 25,436 km² (9,821 sq mi) (Area)
Description: Total area of North Macedonia


Name: 35,000 BC (time period)
Description: When Homo sapiens started replacing Neanderthals in France.


Name: Norway, Denmark, Sweden (countries)
Description: The countries where Erik of Pomerania was crowned king


Name: decennial censuses (Census)
Description: The last time Alabama updated its legislative districts based on the census


Name: St. Martin (District)
Description: A district in Villach


Name: Gold deposit in the Witwatersrand rocks (Natural Resource Deposit)
Description: The largest gold deposit on Earth, found in South Africa.


Name: Amaterasu (Kami (Shinto deity))
Description: The sun goddess in Japanese mythology


Name: Roman Britain (Region)
Description: From the 3rd century onward


Name: Mauritania, Carthage, Sahara (Geographical regions)
Description: The regions where each tribe lived


Name: Uranium metal (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol U and atomic number 92


Name: Open Question (Conceptual Property)
Description: A question that is still unresolved or under investigation.


Name: 'The intent behind this law was to prevent specific features of Bhutanese culture from disappearing,' and 'to emphasise national identity' (Quote)
Description: Karin Altmann's explanation for the purpose of the traditional clothing rules in Bhutan.


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: South American country


Name: Skirt (Clothing)
Description: One-piece ankle length skirt, cut with a simple flared style in the early 1920s


Name: Habsburg monarchy (Polity)
Description: The Austrian Empire and later the Austro-Hungarian Empire


Name: Henri Matisse (Artist)
Description: French Fauvist and Modern artist known for his use of color and form


Name: Livestock Production (Production Sector)
Description: Around two-thirds of production


Name: Restrictions (Policy)
Description: Strict limits on the productivity of the farming sector


Name: Canton of Schwyz (Region)
Description: One of the original three cantons that formed the Swiss Confederation in 1291


Name: Frank Sinatra (Person)
Description: An American singer, actor and producer


Name: Jean-Frédéric Waldeck (Person)
Description: Frenchman who published Voyage pittoresque et archéologique dans la province d'Yucatan


Name: Accumulated and buried (Physical state)
Description: The condition under which diatoms' skeletons don't dissolve quickly


Name: Color constancy (Visual theory)
Description: The ability of the visual system to perceive colors as constant despite changes in the illumination


Name: Hypervelocity Impacts (Physical Process)
Description: Impacts occurring at high velocities


Name: New Netherland (City)
Description: Renamed to New York in 1667


Name: photodynamic therapy (Medical Treatment)
Description: The use of light to activate a photosensitizing drug to kill cancer cells


Name: Philo's Work (Scientific Work)
Description: Work conducted by Philo of Byzantium regarding combustion and air


Name: Color science (field of study)
Description: The study of colors in general.


Name: Atoms and Ions Migration (Geological Process)
Description: The movement of atoms and ions in solid crystals, which facilitates reorganization of the crystals.


Name: Ore deposition at the Creighton nickel mine, Sudbury, Ontario (Ore deposit)
Description: Article in Economic Geology


Name: Roman times (Historical Era)
Description: -


Name: foundation of various innovations (Historical Event)
Description: The laying of foundations for astronomy, mathematics, and astrology, among others


Name: General Psychology (Research Topic)
Description: The universal psychology whose assumptions were challenged by the growth of culture influence research


Name: Agadir Crisis (Event)
Description: A diplomatic incident between France and Germany, taking place in Agadir, Morocco, in 1911.


Name: Populations (People)
Description: Human beings, in this context, the populations at sites like Knossos, Phaistos, and Malia


Name: Additional Options (Car Feature)
Description: Additional characteristics that define the variants of a model


Name: Autonomy Desire (Wales) (Desire Level)
Description: The level of Wales's desire for greater autonomy


Name: Fur Trade (Economic Activity)
Description: Trade that extended up the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, dominating the regional economy for decades


Name: Filigree and granulation techniques (Etruscan jewelry techniques)
Description: Techniques gradually disappeared during the 5th century BC


Name: Landscape agate (mineral variety)
Description: Chalcedony with various mineral impurities resembling landscapes.


Name: Unspecified children (Mythological Entity)
Description: Offspring created by Amaterasu and Susanoo


Name: Comparability and Customizability (Shopping Features)
Description: The ability to compare different products and tailor the shopping experience.


Name: Compounding (process)
Description: The process of creating compound lexemes


Name: wide shoulders and a nipped waist (clothing feature)
Description: The characteristic features of the drape suit in the 1930s


Name: World Industrial Production (EconomicIndicator)
Description: The total output of goods from the industrial sector in the world in a given time period.


Name: Bakers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who bake bread


Name: 19th Century (Century)
Description: The period between 1801 and 1900.


Name: Stars (Horizontal Branch) (Astronomical Object)
Description: Stars on the horizontal branch where carbon is formed.


Name: Heusler structure (Crystal structure)
Description: A crystal structure based on Cu2MnAl.


Name: Holloway Prison (Building)
Description: A prison in London where suffragettes were detained


Name: Gemcutter (Modern) (Occupation)
Description: A person who specializes in cutting diamonds.


Name: Zinc levels to 50 ppb along the Rhine (MassQuantity)
Description: The reduced concentration of zinc in the Rhine after treatment


Name: Colloidal Systems (System)
Description: The subject of interface and colloid science.


Name: Ali bin Omar al-Shadhili (Person)
Description: A saint in Yemen


Name: 21st century (time period)
Description: The current century


Name: Zinc orthosilicate (Material)
Description: A compound used in early fluorescent lamps


Name: Latin America (Continent)
Description: A continent consisting of Mexico, Central and South America.


Name: French Modern School (Educational System)
Description: The modern school system established in France, characterized by being free, secular and compulsory.


Name: Black Hills Gold (Material)
Description: A specific alloy used in Black Hills Gold Jewelry


Name: Aerospace Applications (Application)
Description: The use of technology and science to design, construct, and operate aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, and satellite systems.


Name: Flysch deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock deposit


Name: glacial erosion during the Quaternary (Geological process)
Description: The process of erosion caused by glaciers during the Quaternary period


Name: the islanders (Group)
Description: The inhabitants of Tahiti whom Captain FitzRoy negotiated with regarding compensation for an attack on an English ship


Name: semi-detached homes (Building Type)
Description: Dwellings connected to another on one side only


Name: 15 other men (Group)
Description: A group of 15 men


Name: Václav Havel Airport Prague (Airport)
Description: The main international airport in the Czech Republic


Name: Several still-standing churches in Slovakia (Building)
Description: Churches in Slovakia whose Great Moravian origin is an open question


Name: Zenodorus (Mathematician)
Description: An ancient Greek mathematician who lived during the 2nd century BCE.


Name: Triclinic Lattice (Crystal Lattice)
Description: A lattice with 7 additional points of symmetry.


Name: Australian government debt (Economic Indicator)
Description: $963 billion in June 2022


Name: Classic Persian and Pashto poetry (Literature)
Description: A cherished part of Afghan culture


Name: National Police of Colombia (Institution)
Description: The law enforcement agency of Colombia


Name: Obverse (Surface)
Description: The main or front surface of a medal


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: The major source of modern lapidary nephrite


Name: Chert (Geological material)
Description: A hard, glassy variety of flint that has been porcelaneous


Name: Raoul Pierre Pictet (Scientist)
Description: Swiss chemist and physicist who liquefied oxygen for the first time


Name: graphite (physical entity)
Description: Produces a variety of graphite intercalation compounds, including KC8


Name: Russian American population (PopulationGroup)
Description: The population group of Russian Americans in New York City


Name: Norwegian Prisons (Criminal Justice Facility)
Description: The correctional facilities in Norway


Name: electrical conductivity (Property)
Description: Low electrical conductivity


Name: Eastern Bloc communist state (Government System)
Description: The form of government after a coup d'état in 1948.


Name: Aspen Mining District, Colorado (Geographical Location)
Description: A mining district in Colorado


Name: Soluble Particles (Particle)
Description: Particles smaller than the specified range will form a solution as opposed to a colloid


Name: Pig Iron (Material)
Description: An alloy (mixture of metals) produced during the initial smelting process of iron and retains too much carbon to be called steel


Name: Bardo National Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Algiers, Algeria


Name: Last Supper or words of Christ to John and James (Event/Statement)
Description: The Last Supper or the words of Christ to John and James can be symbolically represented by the chalice


Name: Betuweroute (railway)
Description: A new fast freight railway from Rotterdam to Germany.


Name: cinnabar deposits (geographical_location)
Description: A place where cinnabar (HgS) can be found.


Name: Critical Nuclear Weapon Design Information (Information)
Description: Data related to the design of critical nuclear weapons


Name: 14th century BC (time_period)
Description: Time period during which the letters mention gold


Name: Territory (Geographical Entity)
Description: The area controlled by the Salian emperors, including parts of modern Germany, Italy, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, and Austria


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


Name: the fish-hook to his elder brother (Action)
Description: The action of offering the fish-hook


Name: Traditional items of handicraft (Artifact)
Description: Crafted objects representing the culture and tradition of a nation or community


Name: 92nd Academy Awards (Awards ceremony)
Description: Academy Awards ceremony where Honeyland received nominations


Name: Bossa Nova (Music Style)
Description: A well-known style of Brazilian music developed in the 1950s and 1960s.


Name: Berlin (Location)
Description: City where one of the golden hats resides in the Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte


Name: Rainwater (Natural substance)
Description: Water that falls from the atmosphere as precipitation


Name: New York City metropolitan area (Geographical region)
Description: A large urbanized area that includes New York City, Newark, and Jersey City


Name: Romanticists (Artistic Movement)
Description: Literary and artistic movement focused on emotion and individualism


Name: France's Education System (in 2018) (Education system)
Description: The education system of France in the year 2018


Name: John Cade (Person)
Description: An Australian psychiatrist who reintroduced and popularized the use of lithium to treat mania in 1949


Name: George Downing (Person)
Description: Secretary of the Treasury in the 1660s


Name: Hälleflinta (Rock)
Description: A white, grey, yellow, greenish or pink fine-grained rock consisting of an intimate mixture of quartz and feldspar.


Name: Halite (Common Name)
Description: A common name for sodium chloride.


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: the union of Soviet Socialist Republics from 1922 to 1991


Name: Diagenetic Changes (Geological Process)
Description: Processes that result in the formation of sedimentary rocks due to compaction and lithification.


Name: Most desirable sapphires (Quality of sapphire)
Description: Deep, rich blue sapphires are typically the most sought after by collectors and jewelry buyers


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


Name: Lens-shaped seal and seal ring (artifact)
Description: A type of seal used in the Late Bronze Age and continuing into the Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic periods


Name: Cu(II) and Cu(III) centres (IonCentre)
Description: A location in a crystal lattice where an atom or ion is bound.


Name: 22 federal subjects of Russia (geographical location)
Description: The first-order administrative divisions of the Russian Federation


Name: Umayyad forces (Military Group)
Description: Arab military group under the Umayyad caliphs


Name: meteor impact craters such as in Winslow, Arizona (Geographical location)
Description: A large depression or hollow in the ground caused by a meteorite or comet impact


Name: 2008 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Kings of Ancient Egypt (ruler)
Description: Rulers from the kingdom of ancient Egypt


Name: Intricate Details, Mythological Narratives and Folktales (Quality)
Description: Pattachitra artform is known for its intricate details as well as mythological narratives and folktales inscribed in it.


Name: Non-Lethal Management Strategies (Subject)
Description: Methods for managing Urban Red Fox populations without causing harm


Name: 120 million annual visitors (Tourist)
Description: The number of annual visitors to the Alps


Name: Fiduciary Duties in a Partnership (Legal Concept)
Description: Duties owed by one partner to another in a partnership.


Name: Early Long-Distance Trade (Historical Event)
Description: The early stage of long-distance trade


Name: 43 percent of South Sea Pearls international market (Market Share)
Description: Percentage of the international market for South Sea Pearls supplied by Indonesia Pearl


Name: Venezuela (country)
Description: Country in South America


Name: Compact Quartzite/Metaquartzite (Geological Rock)
Description: A compact rock, quartzite or metaquartzite, formed by the recrystallization of original quartz sand grains in metamorphosed sandstone.


Name: Counts of Savoy (historical figure)
Description: A historical figure representing the Counts of Savoy


Name: Jean Paul (Person)
Description: A German poet.


Name: β-fluorine (Solid Form of Fluorine)
Description: A transparent and soft solid form of the element fluorine


Name: Broadway Theatres (Building)
Description: Venues mostly in Midtown Manhattan's Theatre District, each with at least 500 seats


Name: Workers (Occupation)
Description: A person who works at a particular job or profession


Name: Catalysis in organic synthesis including enantioselective synthesis (ScientificProcess)
Description: The process of catalysis used in the synthesis of organic compounds, including enantioselective synthesis


Name: More than 1.3 million migrants since 1984 (Number)
Description: The number of migrants who have acquired Belgian citizenship since the modification of the nationality law in 1984.


Name: Two-edged sword (sword type)
Description: -


Name: Indigenous territory in southern Taiwan (Region)
Description: Regions inhabited by the Indigenous peoples of Taiwan.


Name: India-Australia Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and India. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Eastern European country


Name: Elemental boron (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5.


Name: Dyeing or heating (Processes)
Description: The color of chalcedony sold commercially is often enhanced by dyeing or heating.


Name: sapphire glass (Name)
Description: Another name for synthetic sapphire


Name: Mud Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Deposits formed by the settling of water-soluble particles


Name: Declaration of Independence of Austria (1945) (Political document)
Description: The declaration that separated Austria from the Third Reich


Name: Government and people of Ukraine (Institution and Population)
Description: The institutions and individuals who use the internet and social media in Ukraine


Name: Zinc and cadmium (Compound)
Description: The substances leached from the dumps


Name: PTT Macedonia (Company)
Description: Former name of North Macedonia Post


Name: French Geologists (Scientific Group)
Description: Group of scientists who added metasomatism to the list of processes that help bring about metamorphism.


Name: Biogenic sedimentation (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed, primarily caused by organisms


Name: Army and ANC (Military organization)
Description: A combined military force consisting of the U.S. Army (Army) and the District of Columbia National Guard (ANC).


Name: OECD Guidance (Guidance or Recommendation)
Description: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development guidance on conflict minerals


Name: Archaeologists (Group)
Description: People who study the past, especially by excavating sites and artifacts


Name: Natural blue diamonds (blue diamond subtype)
Description: Blue diamonds that were mined with their blue color already present


Name: 21.30% of the population (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of the total population living below the poverty line


Name: Asymptotic Freedom (Scientific Discovery)
Description: Scientific discovery he made in Quantum Electrodynamics


Name: Chalcopyrite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral made up of copper iron sulfide (CuFeS2)


Name: Greek parliament (Parliament)
Description: The parliament of Greece


Name: The Manhattan Project (Historical Event)
Description: A research and development undertaking during World War II


Name: Galleries and Museums in Tunis (Art Installation)
Description: The galleries and museums located in Tunis.


Name: E1b1b1b1a (E-M81) subclade (Genetic Marker)
Description: A specific subclade of the Y-chromosome E-M81.


Name: Talon (politician)
Description: Current President of Benin


Name: Engineering Tolerances (Tolerance Standards)
Description: Standards that define the permissible deviations from perfect dimensions or properties during manufacturing


Name: Their Rural Counterparts (Wildlife)
Description: Red foxes living in rural areas


Name: Food Industry (Application)
Description: The use of potassium in food processing


Name: High technology, military defense industry, finance and insurance services, education and health services (Industry Sectors)
Description: Different sectors of the economy


Name: Jemaa el-Fnaa (Public Square)
Description: A famous public square in Marrakech, Morocco.


Name: Three different shade classifications (Commercial Classification)
Description: Classifications used for commercial purposes.


Name: Tunisian literature (Literature)
Description: The body of written works produced in Tunisia


Name: Mineralogy (Geology sub-discipline)
Description: The study of the mineral components that create rocks.


Name: Methods related to Kidney (Urine Therapy) (Medical Procedure)
Description: Procedures related to the use of urine, originating from ancient India and revived by modern Ayurveda practitioners


Name: Global dust mantle (Geological feature)
Description: A global dust mantle surrounding Ceres


Name: Aosta Valley (Geographical Region)
Description: Valley located in Italy


Name: Graphite and Mica Group of Silicate Minerals (Examples of Network Solid)
Description: Structurally consist of continuous two-dimensional sheets covalently bonded within the layer.


Name: Nong district (district)
Description: A district in Savannakhet province, Laos


Name: In-situ leach process (Extraction method)
Description: -


Name: Alfred Hitchcock (Person)
Description: An English film director, producer, and screenwriter


Name: Chinese cuisine adaptations (cuisine)
Description: adaptations of Chinese cuisine in the United States


Name: Art Deco (Jewelry_style)
Description: A style popularly known as Art Deco that covered the period of the 1920s and 1930s


Name: Davos (Resort)
Description: A resort in Switzerland


Name: interior cella's north wall (Architectural element)
Description: The interior cella of the Parthenon has a north wall


Name: The Unknown Son of Pedro Moctezuma (Spanish Aristocrat)
Description: A Spanish aristocrat married into the Aztec elite


Name: Painting (General)
Description: A visual art created by an artist


Name: estimates place the number of human sacrifices at between 1,000 and 20,000 annually (statistic)
Description: Estimated range of human sacrifices performed annually in Mesoamerica during Aztec times


Name: Krypton (chemical element)
Description: One of the six noble gases


Name: Topazios (Name)
Description: Juba mentioned the Topazios Island in his works


Name: Peccia church of S. Antonio Abate (Building)
Description: The church in Peccia, elevated to a parish church in 1613


Name: Mediterranean Climate Stereotype (Climatic Phenomenon)
Description: The typical characteristics of a Mediterranean climate, as in the Köppen climate classification


Name: Rock (Natural and synthetic mineral)
Description: A collection of minerals, mineraloids, or organic materials that occur in organised fashion


Name: European Union's European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) (International Policy)
Description: Policy of the EU towards its neighbouring countries


Name: High-Grade Gneiss Terrains (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature showing highly deformed low-pressure, high-temperature metamorphism


Name: Oak-Hickory Central U.S. hardwood forest (Ecosystem)
Description: The Oak-Hickory Central U.S. hardwood forest that dominates south of the Missouri River in Missouri


Name: pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: A fruit that is native to a region from modern-day Iran to northern India