Name: Sub-Saharan African (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from the area south of the Sahara.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: romantic getaways and honeymoons in Greece (Travel experience)
Description: Couples' escapes filled with luxury, romance, and unforgettable experiences


Name: Örebro (City)
Description: A city in Sweden


Name: Gas (Physical State)
Description: One of the three classical states of matter


Name: Etruscan inscriptions (written artifact)
Description: texts written by the Etruscans


Name: Greater Boston (Region)
Description: A region in Massachusetts, USA


Name: 28th (Quantity)
Description: The position Greece holds in the world in terms of citizens serving in the armed forces.


Name: Golden Colored South Sea Pearls (ColorCombination)
Description: A combination of colors that South Sea Pearls can have


Name: Ishizuchi Shrine (Shrine)
Description: A shrine located on Mount Ishizuchi


Name: Sahara Desert (Desert)
Description: A large desert located in North Africa


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


Name: Young couples (Social group)
Description: Groups of young men and women who might be present on the mountain


Name: Roman Republic (Historical Period)
Description: Ancient Roman political entity from 509 BC to 27 BC


Name: Greenstone Belts (Geological Feature)
Description: A geological feature consisting mostly of metavolcanic and metasedimentary rock that underwent a mild grade of metamorphism


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


Name: Royalty of Norway (Historical Figure)
Description: The ruling monarchy of the country Norway.


Name: Chinese characters (Language component)
Description: Component of the Chinese language


Name: Reflectivity of Metallic Coatings (Optical Property)
Description: The ability of metallic coatings to reflect light


Name: TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) (Political Entity)
Description: An agreement among 12 Pacific Rim countries that promotes free trade between these countries


Name: Magnetation process (Process)
Description: The recently developed process used to glean waste hematite from old mine tailings in Minnesota's vast Mesabi Range iron district


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


Name: High-efficiency laser devices (Device)
Description: Devices that use high-efficiency laser technology


Name: Style (Visual Art Concept)
Description: Style as the over-riding factor in art history


Name: Civil Rights Movement (Historical Event)
Description: A series of movements demanding the civil rights and recognition of African Americans in the United States


Name: 2003 (Year)
Description: The use of this material in lasers was first demonstrated in 2003


Name: European Courts (Royalty/Nobility)
Description: Courts of European nobility


Name: Widows (Occupation)
Description: People who have lost their spouse


Name: Meteorites to accumulate without being buried or destroyed (Effect)
Description: The effect of the climate on meteorite accumulation


Name: Third-biggest manufacturing country in Europe (Economic ranking by sector)
Description: Following Germany and Italy


Name: two-thirds of the nation's rail riders (population statistics)
Description: Population segment of rail riders


Name: hundreds of thousands of people for slave labor in their concentration camps (event)
Description: Utilized a large number of individuals as forced laborers within their concentration camps


Name: Minoan Genius (mythical creature)
Description: A mythical creature from Minoan art, somewhat threatening but possibly protective


Name: Pythagoras (Philosopher)
Description: An ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician


Name: Parliament of the United Kingdom (Government Entity)
Description: The sovereign body in the United Kingdom.


Name: Decrease in Agrarian Population of Thessaly (Demographic Data)
Description: The decline in the agrarian population in Thessaly


Name: normal style of torc by lacking a break at the throat (Structural feature)
Description: A characteristic not found in normal Celtic torcs


Name: central Tunisian control (Political Control)
Description: Central control from Tunisia


Name: Europe (Geographical region)
Description: A continent consisting of all of Europe, excluding Russia


Name: Mesopotamia (Region)
Description: A region located mostly within the modern borders of Iraq.


Name: Apatite Group (Mineral Group)
Description: Group that includes the most common phosphate minerals


Name: rebellion of 1798 (event)
Description: Ill-fated rebellion that occurred in 1798


Name: Spanish (in controlling the mining fields) (historical_action)
Description: The action of Spain when they controlled the mining fields.


Name: Niger (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: Prague, Czech Republic (City)
Description: The capital city of the Czech Republic


Name: Tyrrhenians (Ethnic Group)
Description: An alternative name for the Etruscans, named after Tyrrhenus


Name: Geological Society of South Africa (Organization)
Description: Awarded to Arie Poldervaart by the Geological Society of South Africa


Name: Focused mental training (Meditation Practice)
Description: The practice that aids in maintaining a calm mind and avoiding disturbance of this calm mind by mindfulness of disturbing thoughts and feelings.


Name: 1989 to 2003 (Time Period)
Description: The duration of the Liberian civil war


Name: China, Brazil (Countries)
Description: Three of the five most populous countries in the world


Name: Gbagbo (Person)
Description: Former President of Ivory Coast, who was taken into custody after a raid in 2011.


Name: Modern Chinese Dragons (mythical_creature)
Description: mythical creatures in Chinese culture


Name: Warrior-ruled Mycenae (place)
Description: Place where Minoan Artifacts (from later periods) are more prominent


Name: Samkhya, Yoga, Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Mīmāṃsā, and Vedanta (Schools of Hindu philosophy)
Description: Six Āstika schools of Hindu philosophy that reject the authority of non-Vedic texts


Name: June 2021 (Time period)
Description: The time when the survey was conducted


Name: Building facades, sculptures, monuments, and even countertops (Purpose)
Description: Different uses of Tuckahoe marble


Name: Sthavira community (Religious Community)
Description: Buddhist religious community that gave rise to several schools during the Mauryan period


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe


Name: small mosque within the Parthenon's cella (ReligiousBuilding)
Description: A small mosque located inside the Parthenon


Name: Castile, Aragon, Navarre, León, and Granada (Kingdom)
Description: Five of the many kingdoms that merged to form modern Spain.


Name: Radical (Component of Chinese characters)
Description: A radical that suggests meaning


Name: diamond simulant market (Market segment)
Description: The market it dominated


Name: China (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in East Asia


Name: Unknown (Unspecified)
Description: To consume poisonous substances to become immune and enhance plumage colors


Name: 8th century (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: humans (species)
Description: The species for which Cerium has no known biological role.


Name: moldavite (Geological phenomenon)
Description: Tektite-type material formed from the impact of a meteorite


Name: Hitler's Design (Design)
Description: The design of the Nazi flag chosen by Hitler.


Name: conditions (Physical conditions)
Description: The temperature, chemistry, pressure, and speed of change of these parameters determine the form of the solid produced by crystallization


Name: Hindu architecture (Architecture)
Description: Traditional Indian architecture for structures such as temples, monasteries, and town planning


Name: United Nations Special Rapporteur James Anaya (Person)
Description: A United Nations official responsible for investigating and reporting on the human rights situation of Indigenous peoples


Name: Organopotassium compounds (category of compounds)
Description: Nonionic compounds featuring highly polar covalent K–C bonds


Name: Metal Couture (Fashion Term)
Description: More expansive use of metal to adorn the wearer, where the piece is larger and more elaborate than what would normally be considered jewellery


Name: Thrusting Sword (Type of Sword)
Description: A sword with a straight blade and pointed tip, designed for thrusting


Name: Afghanistan's Human Rights Commission (Government Department)
Description: The government department dissolved by the Taliban


Name: Cintamani (Jewel)
Description: A wish-fulfilling jewel described in Hindu and Mahayana Buddhist traditions


Name: Structural materials (Material Classification)
Description: Due to its shear-planes, brittleness and inconsistent mechanical properties.


Name: Katie Britt (Politician)
Description: One of the two U.S. senators from Alabama


Name: Buckyballs Line of Toys (product)
Description: Construction sets of small neodymium magnets


Name: Arts and Entertainment of U.S. States (Art Form)
Description: The arts and entertainment industries in the states of the United States


Name: Gold stock (Resource)
Description: The total amount of gold above ground


Name: Theodore Bent (Author)
Description: English archaeologist who wrote 'The Cyclades, or Life Among the Insular Greeks'


Name: Pope (Religious Leader)
Description: A religious leader in the Catholic Church with the title of Pope


Name: Nagano Prefecture (Prefecture)
Description: A prefecture in Japan.


Name: Theravāda (Buddhist tradition)
Description: Oldest tradition holding the Pali Canon as the only authority


Name: Chlorophyll, E140 and E141 (Chemical)
Description: Natural source for green chemical found in plants


Name: 3,048,475 registered and church tax paying members (People group)
Description: Number of Catholic Church members in Switzerland (2020)


Name: The Historical Life of Siddhartha Gautama (Historical Event)
Description: The life and teachings of the founder of Buddhism.


Name: Trajan's Column (Historical Artifact)
Description: Roman triumphal column commemorating Trajan (CE 113)


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr's sons (Person)
Description: the male offspring of Josiah Edward Spurr


Name: Minoan Society (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization located on the island of Crete


Name: United States (country)
Description: country where the adaptations are widely consumed


Name: Boron (Element)
Description: The element from which boron trifluoride and boric acid are derived


Name: Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership (IA-CEP) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and Indonesia. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Medieval period (Time)
Description: The time period during which Oppdal was a significant pilgrim stop


Name: Purple (Color)
Description: A color characterized by a combination of red and blue light


Name: Mariko Takahashi (Scientist)
Description: Japanese researcher who studied free-ranging peafowl


Name: Early Bronze Age (Ireland) (Historical period)
Description: The first phase of the Bronze Age in Ireland, lasting from 2000–1500 BC.


Name: Virtuosity (Quality)
Description: Rembrandt's work was most admired by his contemporaries for its virtuosity


Name: Pound sterling (Currency)
Description: The official currency of the United Kingdom.


Name: Central Europe, Germany, Ireland, England, Mediterranean (Geographical Locations)
Description: Regions where Mycenaean goods and opium were traded


Name: Truthfulness (Ethics)
Description: The quality of being truthful.


Name: Cultural heritage (legacy)
Description: Shared beliefs, customs, arts, and other aspects of human history that are inherited from past generations


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe


Name: Onsernone (Municipality)
Description: The municipality where the party was the most popular in the given election.


Name: Carat, cut, color, and clarity (Qualities or properties)
Description: the four main factors determining a diamond's value as a gemstone


Name: 1995 (Year)
Description: The year it started listing religious movements as dangerous cults.


Name: Free healthcare for the poor in Algeria (Healthcare provision)
Description: The free healthcare provided to the low-income population in Algeria


Name: Renaissance art (Art movement)
Description: a cultural movement that spanned roughly the 14th to the 17th century


Name: Tsinghua University and Peking University (University)
Description: Two prominent universities in China


Name: Nabi Musa Festival (Festival)
Description: The festival that was recorded by Samuel Curtiss.


Name: Lufilian Arc - Zambezi Belt orogen (Geographical Location)
Description: One of the most extensive outcrops of whiteschist occurs within the Lufilian Arc - Zambezi Belt orogen.


Name: Social ranks (Social Structure)
Description: The Ming dynasty dressing regulations determined what attire and ornaments could be worn depending on one's social ranks


Name: Labor laws and social insurance for private workers (legal)
Description: Laws and insurance applicable to private workers


Name: Moncef Bey (Politician)
Description: The deposed ruler of Tunisia during the French occupation.


Name: Wealthy individuals (Social group)
Description: Individuals with substantial financial resources


Name: Eulitz Brilliant (Diamond cut benchmark)
Description: Cut developed in 1968, historically the only benchmark to consider girdle thickness


Name: Raw milk used in Isle of Mull Cheese production (Method)
Description: Isle of Mull Cheese is made using raw milk


Name: Torrens (Person)
Description: A person who made a specific proposal within Quincey's identified proposals


Name: Ethics Concepts (Concept)
Description: Specific ethical concepts such as the golden mean


Name: Amorphous boron (Material)
Description: boron in amorphous state


Name: High-energy neutrons (Particle)
Description: Neutrons with energies over about 1.9 MeV that cause beryllium to release more neutrons than it absorbs.


Name: homosexual acts and pre-marital sex (SocialBehavior)
Description: Intimate relationships between individuals of the same gender or before marriage


Name: Ceremonial worship occasions (Event)
Description: -


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Be and atomic number 4.


Name: Mouth of most sea urchins (anatomical structure)
Description: Components that make up the mouth in most sea urchins


Name: Secondary tornado season (Time Period)
Description: The northern part of Alabama is most vulnerable to the secondary tornado season


Name: Revolt in the Vendée (Historical Event)
Description: A royalist rebellion against the French Revolution


Name: Heritage (Europe) (Culture)
Description: The rich history and culture found across Europe


Name: Great Moravia (Region)
Description: Ancient state in Central Europe


Name: Science (Field_of_study)
Description: The scientific discipline in which the -ium spelling was used


Name: hydrogen (Specific Gas Component)
Description: A specific gas used in the CVD growth process


Name: Blue Zircons (Type of Gemstone)
Description: A specific color variety of zircon gemstones


Name: Archbishop Methodius (Person)
Description: Missionary and ecclesiastical leader


Name: UN Security Council (Council)
Description: One of the six principal organs of the United Nations responsible for maintaining international peace and security


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Glucina (earth) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound that Humphry Davy named the earth where beryllium was found.


Name: Xinjiang (location)
Description: An autonomous region of China


Name: Late classical era (time period)
Description: Time period ending with the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire


Name: Different cultures (Social Group)
Description: A group of people characterized by characteristics such as similar customs, traditions, and organization.


Name: port in Marseille (Port)
Description: Largest port in France, located in Marseille


Name: princess cut (Diamond shape)
Description: Square-outline diamond shape with pointed corners


Name: Maharajas (royalty)
Description: Indian royal family members with the title of Maharaja


Name: Pericles (Person)
Description: Athenian statesman and orator


Name: Richard Sackville (Person)
Description: A historical figure who commissioned a portrait with multiple blues


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific entity mentioned in this context


Name: Adult Human Skeleton (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The complete set of bones in an adult human, excluding wormian bones and sesamoid bones.


Name: Emperor Jimmu's ascension (Event)
Description: Marked the 'Transition from Age of the Gods to Human Age'


Name: Greek coins (Currency)
Description: Coins spread across a large part of the known world during the Hellenistic period.


Name: Nephrectomy (Surgical Procedure)
Description: Frequently used to cure renal cell carcinoma


Name: Communist Partisan resistance movement (military group)
Description: The military forces fighting against the Axis powers in Yugoslavia during World War II


Name: pseudo-Gothic style (Architectural Style)
Description: -


Name: viewing the Parthenon as a grand setting for a monumental votive statue (Idea)
Description: A perspective that the Parthenon is primarily a setting rather than a cult site


Name: Britain (Geographical Location)
Description: A country located on the north-western coast of Europe


Name: Cuckold (Concept)
Description: A man whose wife has been unfaithful


Name: 1946 (Year)
Description: The year when Italy became a unitary parliamentary republic


Name: Red diamonds (e.g., Moussaieff Red) (Gemstone)
Description: Certain red diamonds have been discovered in Brazil


Name: 8% of all U.S. coal production in 2019 (Production Percentage)
Description: Lignite accounted for 8% of all U.S. coal production in 2019.


Name: New Zealand For Pest Control (Geographical Location)
Description: -


Name: Unknown (Unknown)
Description: The entity is not specified in the text, but the citadel and sanctuary of Tel Arad were destroyed during these years


Name: Slavic languages (Language family)
Description: Languages spoken by Slavs


Name: Aristotle (person)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath.


Name: Aziz Akhannouch (Person)
Description: The current head of the government of Morocco.


Name: High-definition television screens (Application)
Description: Used in high-definition television screens for their transparency, hardness, and scratch resistance


Name: Mayors and City Councils of Municipalities of Netherlands (Political Body)
Description: The political bodies within each municipality in the Netherlands


Name: Black Saltwater Pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Black colored saltwater pearls


Name: Persia (Geographical Area)
Description: Ancient region located in present-day Iran


Name: Minoan Overlordship of at least parts of Mycenaean Greece in the Neopalatial Period (Political Control)
Description: An interpretation made by Arthur Evans but later disputed


Name: Cosmetic product formulation (Formulation)
Description: The development of a cosmetic product, including the selection of ingredients and their proportions


Name: [more than 10% of the country's total area] (AreaPercentage)
Description: The percentage of the country's area occupied by protected territories


Name: Inorganic minerals, such as hydroxyapatite (chemical composition)
Description: -


Name: Austrian and Italian troops (Military Force)
Description: Military forces supporting the Valtellina rebels


Name: Metastable isotopes of Zn (Category)
Description: Isotopes of zinc that are in an excited state and will return to the ground state by emitting a photon.


Name: Bulgarian Empire (empire)
Description: Empire in Eastern Europe


Name: Tourists and ethnic-style fashion customers (Groups of people)
Description: People who buy or receive Tuareg jewellery today, either as souvenirs or fashion items.


Name: Early Christian Church (Religious Organization)
Description: The Christian church in its first centuries, before the Great Schism (1054) between Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches.


Name: Term (Concept)
Description: A basic unit of meaning in language.


Name: Exposure to depleted uranium (Health hazard)
Description: A dangerous situation that may cause illness or injury


Name: Parthenon I (Architectural Structure)
Description: The original Parthenon


Name: 32.3% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of female workers in Onsernone's workforce in 2007


Name: Alchemists (profession)
Description: Practitioners of the medieval and early modern chemical philosophy


Name: Allied powers in World War II (Group)
Description: The coalition of nations opposed to the Axis powers during World War II


Name: non-metropolitan district of Ipswich (Local Government)
Description: The local government body that governs the city since 1974.


Name: Eldar Ryazanov and Leonid Gaidai (Directors)
Description: Directors of immensely popular comedies during the 1960s and 1970s in the Soviet Union


Name: Commoner households (Social group)
Description: Members of the lowest class in Aztec society, primarily peasants


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


Name: Taxonomy in biology (Concept or System)
Description: The description, identification, nomenclature, and classification of organisms


Name: Growing Love (Emotion)
Description: The process or development of love over time


Name: Magatama (Beads)
Description: Traditional Japanese beads


Name: Black formal dress (Artifact)
Description: Formal attire consisting of black clothing items


Name: Chatoyancy (Phenomenon)
Description: The phenomenon of cat's eye effect in gemstones and other materials.


Name: Gulf Coast lignites and Fort Union lignite field (Resource Deposits)
Description: The largest lignite deposits in North America.


Name: Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington combined statistical area (Geographical region)
Description: A combined statistical area (CSA) in the northeastern United States


Name: Sculpture in the arts (Art Forms)
Description: The act or practice of creating three-dimensional works of art.


Name: Geological or Mineralogical Concept (Geological concept)
Description: A broad classification in geology and mineralogy.


Name: Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation (HistoricalEntity)
Description: a historical entity that existed from 962 to 1806


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The location where ancient Greek religious practices were practiced


Name: vastly (degree)
Description: Vastly expanded through conquest, annexation, and the efforts of Russian explorers


Name: Norwegian Economy (Economy)
Description: A mixed economy featuring a combination of free market activity and large state ownership in certain key sectors.


Name: 1 January 1932 (Date)
Description: -


Name: More than 4% of GDP (Percentage)
Description: Amount Benin devotes to education since 2009


Name: Modern technology (human_activity)
Description: development of new human-made rocks and rock-like substances, such as concrete


Name: White lace wedding gown of Queen Victoria (Artifact)
Description: A significant historical artifact


Name: Synthetic fluoride compounds (Material)
Description: Artificially made compounds containing fluoride ions


Name: the boundary zone above the core regions where iron meteorites originated (location within asteroid)
Description: hypothesized location of pallasite formation


Name: Modern Japan (Country)
Description: Japan in the present day


Name: Global Slavery Index (Index)
Description: An annual index compiled by the Walk Free Foundation that measures modern slavery in countries around the world.


Name: EuroBasket (Sport Event)
Description: Italy men's basketball team has won EuroBasket twice


Name: Field-effect amplifier (Electronic_device)
Description: A device for amplifying electronic signals using a voltage or current applied to the surface of a semiconductor, rather than through the bulk material.


Name: Ellesmere Island (Location)
Description: An island in Nunavut, Canada


Name: Crystal Structure (scientific concept)
Description: Arrangement of atoms in a crystal


Name: Inner Strength (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is also a symbol of inner strength.


Name: minerals (resources)
Description: Mainly apatite and nepheline ores.


Name: Snake (Animal)
Description: A long, limbless, carnivorous reptile with no external ears and eyes on the top of its head.


Name: the Hornfels (Contact Metamorphic Rocks)
Description: The group name for a set of contact metamorphic rocks.


Name: about accreted terranes (topic of writing)
Description: The subject matter of J.N. Carney's writings.


Name: The 1990 Gayssot Act (Legislation)
Description: A law that prohibits Holocaust denial.


Name: Fill Work on Larger Areas, Creating Uniform Shade Lines (Application)
Description: Used for fill work on larger areas or to create uniform shade lines.


Name: Saber Rebaï, Dhafer Youssef, Belgacem Bouguenna, Sonia M'barek, Latifa, Salah El Mahdi, Anouar Brahem, Emel Mathlouthi and Lotfi Bouchnak (Musician)
Description: Notable Tunisian musicians


Name: Minoan Palaces (Architectural Structure)
Description: A type of structure characteristic of the Minoan civilization in Crete


Name: SOS Youth Facility (Youth Facility)
Description: Accommodates 12 to 14 youths from the SOS Children's Village


Name: Landscape painting (Artwork)
Description: Depiction of natural scenery, includes the sky and weather, developed in Western painting and Chinese art


Name: Jacob's-ladder (Flower)
Description: The flower that can be found within the county of Derbyshire.


Name: -1/3 (Chemical property)
Description: -


Name: Sphere eversion (Geometric transformation)
Description: A process to turn a sphere inside out without creating any creases.


Name: electricity (Electrical phenomenon)
Description: Similar to isoelectronic graphite


Name: Norwegian Architecture (Architecture)
Description: Architecture that became strong in the 1930s and achieved international renown since late 20th century


Name: Dot Map showing corn production in Indiana (Map Example)
Description: An example of thematic cartography focused on a specific geographic theme


Name: Álvaro Uribe (Politician)
Description: Former President of Colombia


Name: Scholars (group)
Description: Researchers and academics who study ancient civilizations, such as the Minoan civilization.


Name: Kofola (Product)
Description: A non-alcoholic cola soft drink produced in the Czech Republic


Name: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (Law enforcement)
Description: A federal law enforcement agency with national jurisdiction


Name: Medieval Christian states (Historical entities)
Description: States that formed the core population of Slavic nations and ethnic groups by the 12th century


Name: Zinc (Metal)
Description: A mineral essential to all known forms of life


Name: Platinum in diesel engines for exhaust management (Function)
Description: The potential function of mullite as a substitute for platinum in diesel engines


Name: Antiquity (Historical period)
Description: the ancient period of human history


Name: - (-)
Description: Age when red fox kits achieve independence


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: The world's third-largest religion by number of followers


Name: Luxembourg (country)
Description: Country in Western Europe


Name: 3.15 ppm (Quantity)
Description: Per-particle abundance of aluminum in the Solar System.


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the west


Name: Sapphire screens (Product)
Description: Screens made from sapphire material used in smartphones


Name: Jadeitite axe heads (artefact)
Description: Axe heads made from jadeitite


Name: saffron and cashmere (Resource)
Description: Agricultural products.


Name: Infinity in Geometry (Mathematical Topic)
Description: The concept of infinity as it relates to geometry.


Name: Julius Caesar (Person)
Description: An ancient Roman general, consul, and statesman


Name: Charcoal (Material)
Description: A solid, porous black or brown material that consists of carbon and various amounts of other elements, such as hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen


Name: hilly areas of the countryside (geographical location)
Description: Hilly regions in Andalusia, Spain


Name: The Power & Light District (Location)
Description: A district in Kansas City, Missouri


Name: Leopold I (Person)
Description: Holy Roman Emperor (1658–1705)


Name: Preparation of artificial emerald and beryl (Action)
Description: -


Name: Diamond (gemstone) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is a crystalline form of carbon


Name: Fishing (Economic activity)
Description: Activity involving catching fish from a body of water


Name: Solvay process (Process)
Description: A chemical process for manufacturing soda ash


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: A way of life of a group of people, including behavior, beliefs, values, customs, and social norms


Name: over £6 billion to the UK economy each year (Economic Contribution)
Description: Contributes over £6 billion to the UK economy each year


Name: City Council (government body)
Description: The legislative branch of the city government


Name: Serbian Empire of Stefan Dušan (empire)
Description: the empire ruled by Stefan Dušan


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A Scandinavian northern European country


Name: 33 BC (Year)
Description: The year Bocchus II died, marking the end of Mauretania's independence


Name: Hadfield steel (steel alloys)
Description: Steel containing 12–14% manganese.


Name: 10 miles per second (Speed)
Description: Velocity at which the Allende meteorite was traveling.


Name: Magic (Mythical Force)
Description: A supernatural power believed to create the sea urchins.


Name: Gold (Mineral Resource)
Description: The mineral resource found within the Deadwood area.


Name: Strong Football Tradition (Cultural Event)
Description: Brazil has a strong and influential football culture, hosting the World Cup in 1950 and 2014


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 26


Name: José Val del Omar (film director)
Description: A film director with roots in Andalusia pre-Franco years.


Name: Empress Jingū (Historical Figure)
Description: Empress of Japan during the 3rd century


Name: Chinese environment, natural resources, and conservation (Environment Natural Resources Conservation)
Description: The traditional and modern approaches to Chinese resource management, land use, and environmental protection, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse practices.


Name: Subsequent centuries (Time Period)
Description: Centuries after the Tang dynasty


Name: Phylogenetics (Science)
Description: The inference of evolutionary relationships among various organisms from their shared historical features


Name: 1822 (Year)
Description: A year in which Nicéphore Niépce had his first success with the photoengraving process


Name: Chinese ritual bronzes (artwork)
Description: Cast with complex patterned and zoomorphic decoration from the Shang and Western Zhou dynasties


Name: a temple in Rome (location)
Description: A religious building in the city of Rome


Name: Pla Mirall (Plan)
Description: An urban renewal and rejuvenation project in Palma, Mallorca


Name: Modern jewelers (occupation)
Description: Professionals who design and create jewelry


Name: Cas Cas (Building)
Description: The building with a large swimming pool


Name: Transient magnetic field (Magnetic field)
Description: A transient magnetic field, considered less likely in Ceres


Name: Mining (process)
Description: A process used for extraction of desired materials from the earth.


Name: Colors of the simulant (Color spectrum)
Description: The colors that colored diamond simulants meant to imitate fancy diamonds rarely approximate


Name: - (Inapplicable)
Description: Not applicable as this statement does not involve another entity.


Name: Environmental Contaminants (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the health and reproduction of Urban Red Foxes


Name: EU (International Organization)
Description: European Union


Name: Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR) (Lab Test)
Description: Measurement of kidney function


Name: Fraud Offence (Criminal Offence)
Description: An offence involving deceit, trickery or breach of trust.


Name: Engraving (Printmaking Technique)
Description: The process of producing thin furrowed lines on the plate


Name: Maritime Jade Road (Trading Network)
Description: Extensive trading network connecting multiple areas in Southeast Asia


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: Neutron Star Merger Event (Astronomical Event)
Description: An event that occurred when a pair of neutron stars merged.


Name: shahanshah Xerxes I of Persia (Historical Figure)
Description: The king of the Achaemenid Empire during the second Greco-Persian War


Name: the protected areas in Andalusia (Protected Area)
Description: The protected areas located in Andalusia


Name: Hinduism (Religious tradition)
Description: Indigenous religious traditions of India


Name: Federal Republic (Political System)
Description: A system of government where power is divided between a central government and several constituent governments in a federal manner


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The opposite color of 'white'


Name: Gemologists (Occupation)
Description: Professionals who study gems


Name: type and thickness of the coating, wavelength (physical properties)
Description: The type and thickness of the mirror's coating, as well as the wavelength of the light, affect the reflectivity


Name: Africa and parts of Asia like Vietnam (Geographical Region)
Description: Various regions in Africa and Southeast Asia.


Name: Patronage-based appointments (Historical system)
Description: Appointment system based on aristocrats' patronage


Name: American Gold Eagle (Specific coin)
Description: A gold collector/investor coin minted by the United States


Name: Lead mining (Economic Activity)
Description: Important economic activity since Roman Times


Name: 1.09 (Demographic statistic)
Description: The average number of children that would be born per woman in China if the current age-specific birth rates were to continue permanently


Name: Árpád Dynasty (Royal Family)
Description: The royal family that ruled the Kingdom of Hungary


Name: Soapstone handicraft items (Product)
Description: Artifacts made from soapstone


Name: North Geomagnetic Pole (Geographical Feature)
Description: The current position of the North Magnetic Pole


Name: World (Geographical Location)
Description: Planet where the event is considered the largest


Name: Early 16th Century (Time Period)
Description: A period in the 16th century


Name: Mt. Smolikas (Mountain)
Description: The second-highest mountain in Greece with a height of 2,637 meters


Name: San Francisco (city)
Description: City where the hills have played a prominent role in its history


Name: Kidney (Organ)
Description: The organ responsible for filtration of blood and urine production.


Name: Venetian noble family of Venieri (Noble Family)
Description: A Venetian noble family who owned the castle in Kephalos.


Name: Clement Greenberg (Art Critic)
Description: Notable 20th-century American art critic and art historian


Name: Juan Martínez Montañés (Artist)
Description: Spanish Baroque sculptor and woodcarver


Name: Aragonite skeletal grains (geological structures)
Description: Grains composed of the mineral aragonite


Name: Trained ability or mastery (Quality of Art)
Description: Art can connote a sense of trained ability or mastery


Name: Hudson River waterfront in Westchester (Waterfront)
Description: The waterfront area of the Hudson River in Westchester County


Name: Tengri (deity)
Description: Developed from the Turkic conception of tengri as a (personal) god or 'higher being'


Name: Other EU member states (Countries)
Description: Countries that are members of the European Union


Name: Egon Kirschstein (German Geologist)
Description: A German geologist


Name: European Literature (Literature)
Description: A literary genre or movement originating from Europe.


Name: 6.5 (Numeric Value)
Description: A numerical value representing the hardness of Chloritoid


Name: Civil service bureaucracy (Historical institution)
Description: A system of government administration, recruited through written examinations and recommendation


Name: Zosimos of Panopolis (Person)
Description: Ancient Egyptian alchemist and pharmacologist


Name: fictitious locations (example of cartographic vandalism)
Description: Non-existent places intentionally added to maps


Name: Hot spring deposits (Geological setting)
Description: Deposits formed by the precipitation of silica around hot springs


Name: graphene particles (Material)
Description: Particles made of graphene


Name: Upanishads (Text)
Description: Texts from the late Vedic period


Name: municipality of Paros (Municipality)
Description: The current municipality on the island Paros


Name: metaclasses through punning (Feature)
Description: A feature allowing classes to be treated as if they were individuals.


Name: Group 14 in the periodic table (Periodic Table Group)
Description: A group in the periodic table that includes carbon, silicon, germanium, tin, lead and flerovium.


Name: Wikipedia by expanding it (Action)
Description: An action that involves adding more information and details to make the article more comprehensive.


Name: Immigrant population (1975–present) (Population)
Description: The number of immigrants from Vietnam to the United States since 1975.


Name: Pearl (jewelry)
Description: A gemstone that is a type of mollusk shell with mother-of-pearl nacre coating inside


Name: entertainment_hub (GeographicArea)
Description: A city with a thriving entertainment industry


Name: consumer_confidence (Economy)
Description: A measure of how optimistic consumers are about the economy's health and their financial prospects


Name: Chinese classical fiction (Literature)
Description: The production and popularity of classical Chinese literature


Name: New Amsterdam (City)
Description: The first Dutch settlement in North America, founded in 1614


Name: Mexica dynasty (City-State)
Description: The tributary who supplied the Tepaneca with warriors


Name: - (-)
Description: A material used to create the brushes


Name: Doctors, Nurses, Scientists and Laboratory Technicians (Profession)
Description: Medical professionals and scientists


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


Name: a natural versus synthetic determination (method of identification)
Description: A method used to identify whether an emerald is natural or synthetic


Name: Svatopluk's death (Event)
Description: The event that caused the quick disintegration of Svatopluk's Moravia


Name: Hydrogen sulfide (Compound)
Description: A compound with the formula H2S, composed of hydrogen and sulfur.


Name: Lithium (impact of R&D on energy storage) (Resource Research and Development Impact on Energy Storage)
Description: Overview of the research and development efforts focused on improving lithium battery technology discusses the potential impact of breakthroughs in lithium battery technology on the global energy storage industry


Name: ANZUS Treaty (Treaty)
Description: The Australia, New Zealand, United States Security Treaty (ANZUS Treaty)


Name: various companies (Company)
Description: Companies that showed growing interest in Yule Marble due to test results and expositions


Name: Frogs (Batrachite) (Animal)
Description: Frogs, supposedly forming batrachites as their antidote


Name: Magnetic Activity (Geological Feature)
Description: Activity within Ceres' magnetic field


Name: 19th century (Time period)
Description: A span of 100 years, starting from the year 1800.


Name: Quantum GIS Project (Organization)
Description: An international organization developing the QGIS software


Name: US government (Government)
Description: The United States government concerned about political change in North Africa due to possible Soviet Union communist expansion.


Name: Mylonite (Geological Feature)
Description: Distinguished by its strong foliation, which is absent in most cataclastic rock and forms at depths where temperatures exceed 300 °C (572°F)


Name: Finance and Insurance Industry (Industry)
Description: Business industry offering product lines such as accident, health and medical insurance premiums and income from secured consumer loans


Name: Provincial and Municipal Police (Law Enforcement Agencies)
Description: Policing that is primarily provided at provincial and municipal levels


Name: Mineral Series (Classification of Mineral)
Description: Defined when there exists a range of composition between two mineral species


Name: North Vietnam (Country)
Description: The communist-ruled part of Vietnam, also known as the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.


Name: Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact (agreement)
Description: Non-aggression pact between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union


Name: Supply Chain Transparency (Concept)
Description: The practice of revealing the origins and operations of a product's supply chain.


Name: Inbhear an Latharna (Historical_place)
Description: An ancient Irish name for the same place


Name: Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (Person)
Description: Indian philosopher, president of India, and Bharat Ratna recipient


Name: Neutrality (Foreign Policy Stance)
Description: Refraining from joining any military alliance


Name: William III's Orange-White-and-Blue Rebel Flag (Flag)
Description: The flag used by William III during his rebellion.


Name: 'the middle way' as a simple description of the Buddhist path (Buddhist concept)
Description: The idea that 'the middle way' might have been an early, simpler description of the Buddhist path


Name: President of Benin (Position)
Description: The President who holds executive power


Name: Pearls (Jewelry items)
Description: Polished pearls


Name: Ordinary crystals (Solid material)
Description: Solids that have a strictly repeating pattern of atoms


Name: Gives precedence to Swiss workers (Legislation)
Description: Refers to the legislation that gives precedence to Swiss workers in Ticino


Name: Equation of a Point Sphere/Sphere (Geometric Object)
Description: An object defined by an equation f(x,y,z)=0 and its properties


Name: Paisa Mutation (Genetic Mutation)
Description: A type of early-onset Alzheimer's


Name: Human Body (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Site where carbon may enter and remain indefinitely


Name: Ōminesanji (Building)
Description: A temple located at the top of Mount Ōmine.


Name: Stade Hamuta (Stadium)
Description: A sports venue located in Tahiti


Name: Christopher Columbus (person)
Description: Italian explorer and colonizer


Name: Four Asian Tigers (group)
Description: Group of four highly industrialized economies in East and Southeast Asia


Name: 7th-century BC Homeric Hymn to Dionysus (Ancient Greek epic poem)
Description: Epic poems attributed to the mythical poet Homer, composed in the 8th or 9th century BCE


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country located in Scandinavia, with its core territory on the western and northernmost portion of the Scandinavian Peninsula.


Name: Local Slavs (Historical Group)
Description: The local Slavic people who co-existed with the Avars


Name: Water and other solvents (Solvent)
Description: Is insoluble in water and other solvents.


Name: architecture as well as sculptors such as Aleijadinho, painters such as Manoel da Costa Ataíde, composers such as Lobo de Mesquita, and poets such as Tomás António Gonzaga (art)
Description: The baroque revival and artists associated with it in Ouro Preto.


Name: Painters (profession)
Description: Individuals who create art using paint


Name: Farmland (Geographical feature used for agriculture)
Description: Land used for agricultural purposes


Name: Port Essington (Location)
Description: Location where new south sea pearl projects were commenced in the early 1950s


Name: 80 million years ago (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: New York Liberty (Professional Women's Basketball Team)
Description: A professional women's basketball team based in New York City


Name: Spanish Expansion (Historical Event)
Description: Expansion of Spain that caused immense upheaval in the Americas


Name: Calcium oxide, Potassium and Sodium oxides (Compound)
Description: The strong bases responsible for the ash's high pH level


Name: Valence electrons (Electrons)
Description: Outermost electrons in an atom that participate in chemical bonding


Name: Bernard Redfern (Person)
Description: A British chemist who discovered and first produced glassy carbon


Name: Childbirth (Activity)
Description: The act of giving birth


Name: first domestication of the horse (event)
Description: Historical event marking the first domestication of horses


Name: Athena (Goddess)
Description: The goddess associated with wisdom, courage, inspiration, and strategic warfare in Greek mythology


Name: Mantiqueira and Espinhaço mountains, Serra do Mar (Mountain Range)
Description: Mountain ranges located in southeastern Brazil


Name: Causality is the basis of ontology (Concept)
Description: Pratityasamutpada believes that causality forms the foundation of existence


Name: Han Chinese fishermen (PeopleGroup)
Description: Chinese people who were fishermen and inhabited the Penghu Islands.


Name: Moroccan Rif and Oujda (Region)
Description: Regions in Morocco.


Name: Human Emotion and Activity (Concept)
Description: A general concept that refers to the feelings, thoughts, and actions of humans.


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


Name: Lanthanum (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol La and atomic number 57.


Name: President (Political Position)
Description: The formal head of state with limited and specific powers


Name: Valais (Geographical Region)
Description: One of the three large southern cantons in Switzerland


Name: Human Kidney (Organ)
Description: A vital organ in humans responsible for maintaining homeostasis, eliminating waste products, and regulating electrolytes


Name: Successful rebellion (1819-1823) (Event)
Description: The successful rebellion that led to independence in 1819


Name: Kazakhstan (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Asia.


Name: Piercing calls and extravagant plumage (Attributes)
Description: Characteristics of male peafowl


Name: Unglazed pottery shards (material)
Description: fragments of unglazed clay pottery used as a kind of scratch paper


Name: Prehistoric caves (Location)
Description: Caves where the earliest known artworks are found


Name: Nebi Musa Pilgrimage (Event)
Description: The pilgrimage associated with the 1920 Nebi Musa Riots.


Name: Soviet Union (country)
Description: the country that existed from 1922 to 1991


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The country located in South America


Name: Voles (Rodent)
Description: A type of rodent that lives underground.


Name: New Political Parties (Political Entities)
Description: Parties created after Chiang Ching-kuo allowed the formation of new parties


Name: Idea that meteorites might be rocks from space (Idea)
Description: The concept that meteorites are extraterrestrial in origin


Name: Geological processes (processes)
Description: Natural processes that shape the Earth's surface over time


Name: Surface of a Facet (surface)
Description: The surface of a diamond facet


Name: Crusader states (region)
Description: The region where Old French was the main language due to French Crusaders


Name: 2019 Cricket World Cup (Cricket Tournament)
Description: The 2019 Cricket World Cup that the team participated in


Name: United Irishmen (group)
Description: Rebel forces that took Larne during the rebellion of 1798


Name: measuring the three-dimensional orientations of the faces of a crystal (research method)
Description: Measuring the angles between the flat surfaces of a crystal.


Name: Beta Manganese (Elemental Metal Phase)
Description: Phase of manganese that forms when heated above 973 K (700 °C)


Name: Quaternary Amine (Chemical Substance)
Description: A type of amine used in the production of amine-treated lignite (ATL)


Name: Federal Republic of the Seven Tithings (Political Entity)
Description: The federal republic that governed Valais until 1798


Name: Treaty of Saint-Germain (treaty)
Description: Treaty signed in 1919 confirming and consolidating the new order of Central Europe


Name: Outside Construction (Activity)
Description: Outdoor construction due to rapid loss of coloration.


Name: 0.961 (Quantitative Entity)
Description: The Human Development Index of Ticino in 2021.


Name: Meeting in Kimberley, South Africa (Event)
Description: A gathering of diamond producing countries of southern Africa to discuss ways to stop the trade of conflict diamonds


Name: Classical Yogācāra thinkers like Vasubandhu (Historical figure)
Description: Early proponents of the Yogācāra school


Name: Bessemer process (Process)
Description: A method for manufacturing steel on an industrial scale


Name: Landscape (Geographical Feature)
Description: A broad term referring to the natural scenery of an area


Name: Negroponte (Name)
Description: The name by which Euboea was known during Venetian rule


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


Name: Jörg Jenatsch (Person)
Description: The person who tortured Nicolò Rusca


Name: Black (Color)
Description: Color used in art, often associated with darkness or absence of light


Name: Clockwise and anticlockwise angles (Concept in geometry)
Description: Angles where the direction of positive and negative has no absolute meaning


Name: Tholos (burial structure)
Description: Circular, beehive-shaped tomb found in Mycenae


Name: Silver Western jewelry (Artifact)
Description: Jewelry made of silver popular in the Western world


Name: Amorphous solids (Type of solid)
Description: Solids where the atoms have no periodic structure whatsoever


Name: Ngarua Quarry (Mine)
Description: A quarry known for white, orange, grey marble and golden calcite


Name: Illinois (NativeAmericanTribe)
Description: A Native American tribe living near the present-day state of Illinois


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe and northern Asia.


Name: Namespace (disambiguation context) (linguistics term)
Description: A part that provides a context to the main word in compound formation.


Name: [71 non-mandatory upper secondary education, 7 additional higher education] (Educational Level List)
Description: List of educational levels and their distribution among the population.


Name: Lapphyttan (Location)
Description: A blast furnace plant in Norberg


Name: Turkish forces (Military Entity)
Description: The entity that recaptured the Oltu Okrug in 1920


Name: Josiah Wedgwood (Person)
Description: A potter and industrialist from England


Name: Chiefdom-States (Political Structure)
Description: The political structure that the social distribution shifted away from in Southeast Asia during the Bronze Age


Name: Greek word 'epidosis' (Language)
Description: Meaning "increase" in allusion to the crystal characteristic of one longer side at the base of the prism.


Name: France and Italy (Geographical Region)
Description: The boundary between France and Italy


Name: Landslides and Debris Flows (Geological Feature)
Description: Large-scale movements of rock and soil down slopes on Ceres, possibly triggered by earthquakes or heavy rainfall


Name: Allende Meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: Has a black, shiny crust created as it descended through the atmosphere


Name: Wood (Substance)
Description: A substance that has been used as fuel since prehistory


Name: Orthogneiss (Textural classification)
Description: A textural classification used when the rock's igneous protolith is known


Name: Mantle rock (Geological formation)
Description: The rock within the mantle that melts due to the addition of water


Name: Fluxing water from dehydration of oceanic lithosphere (Geological Process)
Description: The water released during the dehydration process of minerals in the subducted oceanic crust


Name: Organization of Islamic Cooperation (Organization)
Description: International organization.


Name: IID Diamond Reports (IIDR) (program)
Description: A diamond report system established by IID.


Name: Community District 8, The Bronx (Location)
Description: Community District 8 of The Bronx in New York City


Name: 7–12% of the Turkish population (percentage)
Description: The percentage of non-Kurdish ethnic minorities in Turkey.


Name: Sustainable Development Goals (international_policy)
Description: Set of 17 goals set by the United Nations to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity


Name: Spanish Monarch (Position)
Description: The person who appoints the Prime Minister after consulting representatives from the different parliamentary groups


Name: Titanium, Aluminium, Various Alloys (Materials)
Description: Additional materials used in making metal fasteners


Name: animals and figures of animals and men within the Mshatta Facade (artifact feature)
Description: Animals and figures found in high relief on the Mshatta Facade.


Name: Parliament (Legislative Body)
Description: The legislative body of Turkey, composed of 600 seats distributed among the provinces proportionally to the population.


Name: The sale of over 1,900 acres of land in Black Hills by the Reynolds family (Event)
Description: The sale of a large area of land located in the Black Hills to the Reynolds family


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


Name: Moroccan Arabic (Language)
Description: Dialect of Arabic spoken in Morocco


Name: United States (Country)
Description: An international actor that has contributed to the Colombian conflict.


Name: 18th-century, three-masted sailing ship (Ship)
Description: A multi-masted merchant vessel with three masts


Name: Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) (Assessment Program)
Description: An international study conducted among students every three years


Name: Constitution (Morocco) (Legal Document)
Description: The constitution of Morocco that grants powers to the king and defines the structure of government.


Name: engraver (occupation)
Description: A term confusedly used to refer to medalists in reference works.


Name: Sierra Leone, Liberia, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, the Congo Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo (Country)
Description: Countries where 'booty futures' agreements were mostly made in the 1990s


Name: Southern valleys of Grisons (Location)
Description: Regions in the southern part of Grisons with warmer temperatures and higher precipitation


Name: Rocks (Geological term)
Description: A naturally occurring solid aggregate of minerals and/or mineraloids


Name: Built up by the government (Military_construction)
Description: The fortifications built throughout Taiwan during the Chinese Civil War


Name: France's Government and Provisional Governments in Ivory Coast (Governmental Entity)
Description: The French government and provisional governments in Ivory Coast where these national conferences and constituent assemblies took place.


Name: Steel Engraving Plate (Material for Printmaking)
Description: Very hard plates used in steel engraving


Name: Electronic Certification System (Technology)
Description: Ingam was scheduled to be completely replaced by an electronic certification system in 2013.


Name: East Asia (Geographical_region)
Description: A region in Eastern Asia


Name: Silver (Metal)
Description: Rarer metals have been employed, such as silver


Name: Māori population decline (demographic trend)
Description: the decrease in the Māori population during the 19th century


Name: Lydia, Asia Minor (Geographical_area)
Description: An ancient region in western Anatolia


Name: 30,000-50,000 inhabitants (number of people)
Description: population lost to the plague in 1620–21


Name: 973.15 K (Temperature)
Description: The melting point of Radium


Name: Collecting Duct Cells (Kidney Compartment)
Description: A part of the kidney where final concentration and secretion of urine occurs


Name: Culhua-Mexica (ethnic group)
Description: An alternative name suggested by Robert H. Barlow for the inhabitants of Tenochtitlan and its allies


Name: Government/Congress of Deputies/Senate/General Council of the Judiciary/Constitutional Tribunal (Institution)
Description: The institutions from which advice is solicited in the performance of ministerial acts.


Name: Iron overload disorders (hemochromatosis) (Disease)
Description: A group of genetic diseases characterized by excessive accumulation of iron in the body.


Name: Head of state in Austria (Position)
Description: The highest-ranking constitutional position in Austria


Name: Europe (Geographical Location)
Description: Continent where the secrets were revealed


Name: Pure Copper (Material)
Description: Copper used in its pure form for most applications


Name: Zeuxis (Bishop)
Description: Zeuxis, who was deposed for Monophysitism in 518


Name: Occupation specific suffix in various languages (Suffix)
Description: A suffix connoting a specialized craftsperson


Name: Morgex (Location)
Description: A commune in the Aosta Valley, Italy


Name: globalization (Economy)
Description: The increasing interconnectedness of countries in terms of trade, finance, ideas, and people


Name: Andalusia autonomous football team (Football Team)
Description: A football team representing the Andalusian region


Name: ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic, political, and cultural cooperation among its 10 member states in Southeast Asia


Name: 20% to 25% (Percentage)
Description: A range representing a significant proportion of something, typically sedimentary rock.


Name: PotentOxidizingAgent (Property)
Description: A substance that readily forms oxides with other elements


Name: Stone Age (Era)
Description: A period of widespread stone tool usage by humans and hominids.


Name: Monte Perdido (Geographical Site)
Description: a mountain massif in the Pyrenees


Name: Respect intellectual and moral superiority (Social Behavior)
Description: Tendency to show deference to those with high intelligence and strong moral character.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: The continent where opalized fossil remains, including dinosaur bones and marine creatures, are found


Name: Education expenditure in Colombia (Finance)
Description: The percentage of the GDP spent on education in Colombia


Name: 1.57 children born per woman (Statistic)
Description: -


Name: Praxiteles (supposedly) (artist)
Description: An Ancient Greek sculptor


Name: Marketable debt securities and other forms of money lending (Investments)
Description: Financial instruments that can be quickly and easily sold.


Name: The dress optical illusion (Optical illusion)
Description: An example of an optical illusion that can be explained by changes in or manipulation of the white point


Name: Fine Dining Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware used in high-end restaurants and formal dining settings, showcasing luxury and sophistication


Name: solid lithium (Substance)
Description: To generate heat in the torpedo propulsion


Name: Characteristic American dishes (apple pie, fried chicken, doughnuts, french fries, macaroni and cheese, ice cream, pizza, hamburgers, hot dogs) (dishes)
Description: dish recipes derived from various immigrant groups in the United States


Name: Electromagnet (Object)
Description: An object that generates a magnetic field when an electric current is passed through it.


Name: American team (GroupOfPeople)
Description: A group who conducted the same gold synthesis experiment in 1941 without knowledge of Hantaro Nagaoka's prior study


Name: Middle Turkic: تآنغرِ (Ancient Language Term)
Description: One of the terms used for Tengri in Middle Turkic language.


Name: Nanoparticle (Chemical Compound)
Description: A class of extremely small particles


Name: Carbonate-rich rock and carbonate-poor rocks (Subcategories of metasedimentary rocks)
Description: Two main categories based on the abundance of carbonates


Name: Hastings (Place)
Description: at a by-election later the same month


Name: cyanuric bromide (Compound)
Description: The product formed by the trimerization of cyanogen bromide


Name: Portrait medal (Art form)
Description: A type of medal depicting a person's likeness


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: The country of New Zealand


Name: Filigrané (Technique)
Description: Process of creating intricate, mesh-like designs using thin silver wire


Name: national dress for Chinese women (clothing style)
Description: The purpose for which Jiang Qing dress was designed


Name: Basketball (Sport)
Description: The sport where basketball was developed.


Name: Basques (Culture)
Description: An ethnic group native to northern Spain and southern France


Name: Towns (Town)
Description: Municipalities in Westchester County


Name: Over 1,400 MPa (200,000 psi) (Quantity)
Description: The tensile strength achieved by certain Titanium Alloys


Name: Keshi Pearl (Jewelry)
Description: A pearl without a nucleus, often greyish in color


Name: Andrea Leoni (Person)
Description: The name of the current mayor of Onsernone


Name: Fes History (History)
Description: The history of Fes.


Name: on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines (list)
Description: Sodium nitroprusside is on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines.


Name: 1932 (Date)
Description: A specific date when the coup d'état took place


Name: New Zealanders (Nationality)
Description: Citizens of New Zealand


Name: Jerusalem (Location)
Description: City where the event takes place


Name: Oxidoreductases (Enzyme class)
Description: One of the classes of enzymes containing manganese cofactors


Name: Australia's Latrobe Valley (Geographical area)
Description: Region in Australia where brown coal is mined and used in power plants


Name: British Museum (Institution)
Description: Museum where Anglo-Saxon filigree artifacts can be seen


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A substance composed of hydrogen and oxygen


Name: Axinite (Mineral)
Description: A specific mineral example of Cyclosilicates


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The country located in South America


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


Name: EPA (Organization)
Description: Environmental Protection Agency of the U.S. Federal Government.


Name: Pharmaceuticals (Group of substances)
Description: Used in the production of various pharmaceuticals


Name: Year 1952 (Time)
Description: The year 1952


Name: Aluminium Alloys (Material Class)
Description: Aluminium mixed with other metals to improve its properties.


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state with cities like St. Louis, Kansas City and Columbia


Name: Riverdale (Residential Neighborhood)
Description: A residential neighborhood in Riverdale, The Bronx


Name: Carbon (0.8%) (Element)
Description: An element that forms steel when combined with iron in certain proportions


Name: General Robert Guéï (Person)
Description: During the presidential election held in October 2000


Name: Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne (Director)
Description: Belgian film director duo


Name: <unknown> (<unknown>)
Description: The area of the city is not specified in the input.


Name: - (Quality)
Description: Natural slate is fire resistant and energy efficient


Name: Roman speciality (cultural aspect)
Description: A characteristic feature of the Romans


Name: COMESA (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security among its 21 member states in Eastern and Southern Africa


Name: APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic, political, and cultural cooperation among its 21 member economies in the Asia-Pacific region


Name: Almost all the monarchs of Europe and their courts (job_title)
Description: Monarchs and their courts during the end of 16th century


Name: Accountancy (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as accountancy


Name: Cornwall (Region)
Description: A region in the UK, economically prosperous due to Killas' mineral resources


Name: approximately 85% of the matter in the universe (property)
Description: Dark Matter is a hypothetical form of matter that is believed to account for approximately 85% of the matter in the universe, but does not interact with light or other electromagnetic radiation.


Name: Constantinople (Geographical Location)
Description: Capital of the Byzantine Empire


Name: Greek letters (α, β, γ, θ, φ) (Symbols)
Description: A set of characters from the Greek alphabet used in mathematics and other fields.


Name: Labeling Goods or Purposes (purpose)
Description: Labels on consignments of trade goods or for other purposes


Name: White light (Light source)
Description: Light that emits across almost all visible wavelengths


Name: League of Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization founded as a result of World War I


Name: Clay minerals (geological location)
Description: The geological locations where Afwillite is found.


Name: Kitty Kielland (Artist)
Description: Female painter who studied under Hans Gude


Name: writing, debating, passing or defeating state legislation (Legislative function)
Description: The task performed by the Alabama Legislature


Name: 1863 (Year)
Description: A significant year in the development of Impressionism.


Name: Indo-European peoples (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ancient ethnic groups of pre-Roman Italy


Name: Non-ethnic population (Ethnic group)
Description: Group consisting of whites and mestizos


Name: Wine (Product)
Description: A fermented beverage made from grapes


Name: 80,400 prisoners were sacrificed over four days (event)
Description: The reported number of sacrifices during the reconsecration of the Great Pyramid of Tenochtitlan in 1487


Name: urban_jungle (GeographicArea)
Description: A densely populated, bustling city characterized by high-rise buildings


Name: Regular dodecahedron (pyritohedra) (Geometry)
Description: A 3-dimensional geometric shape with twelve regular pentagonal faces and twenty vertices


Name: Some 2020 Laptops (Laptop)
Description: Personal computers designed primarily for mobile use, introduced in the year 2020


Name: Improved sanitation in Algeria's urban areas (Infrastructure)
Description: The sanitation infrastructure available for the urban population


Name: Missouri Partisan Rangers (Military unit)
Description: A guerrilla force that operated in Missouri during the American Civil War


Name: Jöns Jacob Berzelius and Wilhelm Hisinger (Scientists)
Description: Scientists who isolated a new oxide named ceria in 1803


Name: China (Country)
Description: One of the top five exporting countries for ceramic tableware in 2020


Name: Midyat Museum (Museum)
Description: The museum where examples of telkari filigree can be found


Name: Vettakkorumakan (Deity)
Description: The hunter god in Hinduism.


Name: white solid (Physical Property)
Description: A set of physical properties describing the state of a substance.


Name: Berlin and Kay's Study (1969) (Research Study)
Description: A study conducted by Brent Berlin and Paul Kay in 1969 that describes a pattern in naming 'basic' colors.


Name: Alexandre Brongniart (Person)
Description: French geologist and paleontologist


Name: works such as the Gundestrup cauldron (Less common elements in art)
Description: Description of the artifact's rarity


Name: Opposing Army (military organization)
Description: Opposing armies forced to charge uphill


Name: Amtrak passenger trains (Transportation)
Description: Passenger trains operating in Missouri


Name: Sapphire (Material)
Description: A material used in various applications due to its exceptional hardness and toughness


Name: Potash and Baking soda (Compound)
Description: The compounds extracted from wood ashes


Name: gross_domestic_product_per_capita (Economy)
Description: The total value of goods and services produced within a country in a given period, divided by the country's population


Name: Carbonado (Variety of Diamond)
Description: Black or gray pebble containing polycrystalline diamond


Name: 1 m/m or 1 (Dimensionless Quantity)
Description: A dimensionless value that represents 1 Radian.


Name: Civil service officer (UK) (Local government official)
Description: Employees of local authorities in the UK, who are not considered civil servants


Name: Colombia's diversified economy (Economy)
Description: The economic system of Colombia


Name: approx. 80,000 personnel (2018) (Military Personnel)
Description: The approximate number of personnel in the Spanish National Police as of 2018.


Name: John the Apostle (Person)
Description: (According to Christian tradition)


Name: lowlands (Terrain)
Description: Regions with lower elevations


Name: Period of economic downturn and decline (Economic_downturn)
Description: A prolonged period when a country's economy is shrinking or not growing


Name: Charles III (Monarch)
Description: Current King of Australia


Name: South Carolina (State)
Description: The 8th state to join the United States, located in the Southeastern region of the U.S.


Name: Supreme Court, Council of State, Constitutional Court and Superior Council of Judicature (High Courts)
Description: The four high courts in Colombia


Name: TOT layers (Chemical Structure)
Description: Alternating layers in the chlorite group structure


Name: Australasian field (Field of study or region)
Description: The field of tektite study in Australia and surrounding regions


Name: Airports in Spain (Infrastructure)
Description: The airports located in Spain


Name: Yellow, red, orange or green (Color)
Description: The colors these compounds usually exhibit


Name: Swiss Confederation (Country)
Description: A confederation that is present-day Switzerland


Name: Eastern Ghats (Geographical region)
Description: between Vijayawada and Cuttack in India


Name: Apple green-colored boro taxis (Vehicle)
Description: Allows street hails in Upper Manhattan and the four outer boroughs


Name: Whistler's grey tones in his paintings (color)
Description: Whistler's grey tones in his paintings are associated with the Tonalism art movement


Name: Chiosso (Location)
Description: A location within the Onsernone valley


Name: Regular Octahedron (combinatorial equivalence) (Specific type of Combinatorial Equivalence)
Description: Polyhedra that have the same arrangement of faces and vertices.


Name: other group 2 elements (group of chemical elements)
Description: A group of chemical elements to which beryllium belongs


Name: Earth's crust (Geographical entity)
Description: The solid part of the planet Earth, including the land and the rock that makes up the ocean floor.


Name: Civil law (Legal Term)
Description: In some cases, fraud can result in a victim suing the fraud perpetrator to avoid or recover monetary compensation.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The country where the parliament is located


Name: Epidosite (rock)
Description: A highly altered epidote and quartz bearing rock


Name: Industry (Industry)
Description: A type of economic activity that transforms inputs into outputs.


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe


Name: elevated copper levels (Physical Condition)
Description: High levels of copper in the body


Name: Dolomite (Geological rock)
Description: A type of carbonate rock primarily composed of the mineral dolomite


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: Other color variations of corundum


Name: Naxos (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea


Name: General John Pope (Person)
Description: A Union general who occupied Alabama during Reconstruction.


Name: Quarry Workers and Marble Mill Workers (Person)
Description: People who worked at the quarry in different periods


Name: The Statue of Liberty (Monument)
Description: Iconic statue in New York Harbor


Name: Commercial Aerospace Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry responsible for manufacturing aircraft and spacecraft


Name: Spain via (Connection)
Description: Connection with Spain through the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Transuranic Waste (Radioactive waste)
Description: Man-made radioactive waste with an atomic number of 92 or higher.


Name: Cellini Salt Cellar (Artifact)
Description: A famous table decoration


Name: Molten magma (Geological process)
Description: The primary way quartz crystallizes.


Name: end of Neopalatial society (Historical Event)
Description: the end of the Neopalatial society


Name: Grecian history (Historical_period)
Description: Period in ancient Greece


Name: Measurement of Length and Width (Method)
Description: A method used to estimate the weight of oval-shaped diamonds.


Name: Ngāti Tūmatakōkiri (tribe)
Description: a Māori tribe


Name: Autumn leaves (Natural objects)
Description: Leaves that change color in fall


Name: Ivory Coast, Nigeria, and Kenya (Countries)
Description: Three countries in Africa


Name: a 'flawed democracy' (Government Classification)
Description: Ranking according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's Democracy Index in 2021


Name: Heinrich Maier (Resistance Member)
Description: A member of the Austrian resistance and a later executed priest, who managed to contact the Allies.


Name: Commonwealth's governor-general (Political Position)
Description: The representative of the King at the Commonwealth level.


Name: Wakizashi (sword_type)
Description: A shorter companion sword for katana


Name: Northeast Scotland (Geographical location)
Description: The northeastern part of Scotland


Name: Hernando de Soto (Person)
Description: Spanish explorer


Name: African sculptures (artwork)
Description: Sculptures originating from Africa that had an influence on 20th-century art


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


Name: tool steels (steel alloys)
Description: Steels used in axes, drills, and other devices that need a sharp, long-lasting cutting edge.


Name: One of the twelve tribes (Tribe)
Description: One of the twelve major divisions of the ancient Hebrew people.


Name: red is less visible at twilight, when green is the most visible color (Property)
Description: A property of Red being less visible at twilight.


Name: green-schist facies metamorphic rocks including gneiss, hornblende schist, and mica schist (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Garnets are found in green-schist facies metamorphic rocks such as gneiss, hornblende schist, and mica schist.


Name: Papeʻete and Moʻorea (Location)
Description: The locations connected by the Moʻorea Ferry.


Name: Rupa Brahma heavenly realms (Cosmic Realm)
Description: Heavenly realms attained through the practice of four rupa-jhānas in Buddhist practice.


Name: Nephrons (Urine-producing structure)
Description: Functional structures of the kidney responsible for producing urine.


Name: Students Movement from Pakistan (Group)
Description: A group of students who were based in Pakistan.


Name: Volcaniclastic protolith (Protolith classification)
Description: A rock with a volcanic origin


Name: Tricorn Black (Color)
Description: A black house paint color


Name: The Dig (2021 film) (Film)
Description: A film following the story of archeologist Basil Brown discovering the Sutton Hoo ship-burial


Name: 1% to 1.5% of the population (Percentage of population)
Description: Percentage of Christians in Japan


Name: A number of electrons (Quantity)
Description: A number of electrons that can be ionized


Name: Close Containers (Function)
Description: Fasteners used to close a container such as a bag, a box, or an envelope.


Name: Bejaia (City)
Description: A city in Algeria


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A country located in South America


Name: Thread (Textile)
Description: Gold thread used in embroidery


Name: Bragernes (Seaport)
Description: One of the three small seaports that Drammen originally consisted of


Name: Entertainer (Performer)
Description: An individual who provides entertainment


Name: Geographical isolation and independent development (Social Condition)
Description: Conditions that can lead to distinct cultural practices


Name: Pure aluminium (Substance)
Description: Aluminium in its unalloyed form, known for being soft and lacking in strength.


Name: 45th in the Global Innovation Index (2024) (Rank)
Description: This is the rank of Greece in the Global Innovation Index in 2024


Name: Civil service examinations in the Song period (Historical event)
Description: Examinations during the Song dynasty to select civil officials


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: Brass being more ductile, stronger, and having better corrosion resistance than copper


Name: More mass-produced, as well as larger and more frequently in gold. (Quality)
Description: A characteristic of Greek coins produced during the Hellenistic period


Name: Public Debt to GDP Ratio in Japan (Economic Indicator)
Description: The proportion of Japan's national debt compared to its Gross Domestic Product


Name: East Asian Buddhism (Religion)
Description: Buddhism in East Asia


Name: Alsa (Company)
Description: A Spanish bus company


Name: 12 point groups (Point group)
Description: Groups of symmetry elements that are associated with the hexagonal crystal family.


Name: Fault gouge (type of fault rock)
Description: An unconsolidated and incohesive type of fault rock consisting almost entirely of finely crushed material.


Name: Biominerals (Mineral Type)
Description: Certain minerals formed in living organisms or by biological processes


Name: Emperor Rudolph II (person)
Description: Emperor who bought Gemma Augustea around 1590


Name: Provisional Government (government)
Description: The government that replaced the monarchy of Russia during 1917


Name: lack of symmetry (condition of diamond facets)
Description: Condition where light can be misdirected as it enters and exits the diamond


Name: Zhengshitang lizhiguan (Bureau of Rites of the Executive Affairs department) (Organization)
Description: The department that prepared and produced the Jisi guanfutu manual


Name: Port of Rotterdam (port)
Description: The largest port in Europe and the largest port outside East Asia.


Name: José María Aznar (Person)
Description: Former Prime Minister of Spain


Name: Various factors including increased naval power and diplomacy. (Historical event)
Description: The Barbary pirates eventually declined due to various factors including increased naval power and diplomacy.


Name: Polylithionite and Trilithionite (Mineral)
Description: Lithium minerals that form part of the lepidolite series.


Name: Louis-Gustave Binger (Person)
Description: A Lieutenant who began a two-year journey through Ivory Coast's interior.


Name: Wealthy people (social_class)
Description: Individuals with significant wealth


Name: Beryllium (Material)
Description: A lightweight, silver-white metallic element that is used in various applications including nuclear reactors, fusion research, and high-frequency speaker drivers.


Name: Jamrud Fort (Building)
Description: A fort in the Khyber Pass, Pakistan


Name: Zn (Element)
Description: Can contain zinc up to 11.5% ZnO.


Name: Dark Energy (astrophysics concept)
Description: A hypothetical form of energy that is thought to account for approximately 68% of the total energy content of the universe, causing the expansion of the universe to accelerate rather than slow down.


Name: Antiperthitic Plagioclase (Mineral)
Description: A mineral present in the most common mineral assemblage of granulite facies


Name: Bossa Nova Music (Music Style)
Description: João Gilberto is widely regarded as the founder of Bossa Nova music.


Name: Iranian Supreme Leader Role (Role)
Description: The role of the supreme leader in Iran


Name: Climate change (Phenomenon)
Description: Long-term alteration in weather patterns


Name: Labor (Process)
Description: The process that is required to adjust the watch's positional accuracy


Name: Ethnic Diversity and Religious Discord (Social Issue)
Description: Ethnic diversity and religious discord


Name: Joseph Nasi (Person)
Description: Sultan's favorite during the 16th century


Name: Middle Bronze Age individuals from northern Greece and either an Early Bronze Age Aegean or Middle Bronze Age Minoan population (Population)
Description: Inhabitants of the Middle Bronze Age in Northern Greece and either the Early Bronze Age Aegean or Middle Bronze Age Minoan civilizations


Name: Greeks from Sicily and Asia Minor (Historical Group)
Description: Groups of Greeks migrating from Sicily and Asia Minor to the Greek peninsula in the 8th century


Name: Chloride ions (Ion)
Description: The ions that are oxidized during electrolysis to form chlorine gas.


Name: geyser (geological feature)
Description: A hole in the ground that periodically ejects water, steam, or gas.


Name: Everglades National Park (National park)
Description: A national park in Florida, United States


Name: a land of fashion and style, with a world-renowned fashion scene that offers something for everyone (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a land of fashion and style, with a world-renowned fashion scene that offers something for everyone


Name: Substantial Building at Dimini in Thessaly (possibly ancient Iolcos) (Building)
Description: Believed by some archaeologists to be a palace


Name: Empty Set (Set Theory)
Description: A set having no elements; also called the null set, or more precisely, the universal set of a given theory containing no objects.


Name: BOLD (Blind to the Optical Light Detectors for VUV solar observations) (Detector)
Description: A detector designed for observing ultraviolet solar radiation.


Name: Berber jewellery (Object)
Description: In terms of category, materials, forms and local names


Name: the other national languages (French, Italian, Romansh) (Languages)
Description: -


Name: Egyptian god-king (Historical Figure)
Description: An ancient Egyptian ruler believed to be a deity.


Name: Isle of Mull Hotel, Craignure (Location)
Description: A hotel located in Craignure


Name: a fifth cave (PhysicalFeature)
Description: A fifth cave discovered in the Murabba'at area by Pessah Bar-Adon.


Name: American Gem Society (Organization)
Description: Society in the United States


Name: - (-)
Description: This is not applicable as the characteristic is a description of the Han Chinese people, not towards another entity.


Name: Main river (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A major river in central Europe


Name: Taunus Quartzite (Geological Formation)
Description: An older geological formation


Name: Louvre Pyramid (Building)
Description: An example of modern architecture added to an older building.


Name: live jewelry (artifact)
Description: Jewelry made from living creatures, usually bejeweled oversized insects


Name: Plame affair (Event)
Description: An instance of a government official leaking information they were supposed to keep secret


Name: Echigo Province (Province)
Description: An ancient province of Japan


Name: Latin (Language)
Description: The language from which the name Germania was adopted


Name: natural pearls, cultured pearls, imitation pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Can be used to distinguish them.


Name: Goldsmiths (Profession)
Description: A person who works with gold and other precious metals to create jewelry and other objects


Name: UK population increase (Demographic)
Description: The change in the total number of people living in the United Kingdom over time.


Name: Classical world (Time Period)
Description: The period in history preceding the fall of the Roman Empire, roughly from 753 BCE to 476 CE


Name: William I (Person)
Description: King of the Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxembourg from 1815 until his abdication in 1840


Name: Extinction of many bird species (Wildlife event)
Description: Perishing of a species or taxon


Name: Oxygen in the air (Element)
Description: A gas that is essential for combustion to occur


Name: Mehmet Ali of Egypt (Person)
Description: Egyptian pasha who agreed to send his son Ibrahim Pasha with an army


Name: Agate (Mineral)
Description: A variety of chalcedony that comes in a wide variety of colors.


Name: Yule Marble (Mineral deposit)
Description: A type of marble found in Colorado, United States.


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


Name: Properties (Property)
Description: Black, pyrophoric, brittle, conducting


Name: George Washington Pierce (Person)
Description: An American engineer, inventor of the quartz crystal oscillator.


Name: Eastchester, New York (Location)
Description: A location in Westchester County where Tuckahoe marble deposits are found.


Name: Official seal pouch (Artifact)
Description: Ribbon hung outside the pouch


Name: (C5H5)2Ti(CO)2 (chemical compound)
Description: A titanium carbonyl complex


Name: baronet-family (Family)
Description: of Sir Abraham Hume, 2nd Baronet


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


Name: Human Norepinephrine Transporter (Biological Molecule)
Description: A protein responsible for norepinephrine reuptake in humans


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe


Name: Aragonite-protein interface (Interphase)
Description: The boundary between aragonite and protein phases in nacre


Name: Bosporan Kingdom (historical entity)
Description: A Hellenistic polity that succeeded the Greek colonies in southern Russia and Ukraine


Name: Areas Where It Is Brought Back into the Earth (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas where it is brought back into the Earth


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country located in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia


Name: Hittite empire (Ancient Empire)
Description: An ancient civilization in Asia Minor and the Near East


Name: Shaved Head (Hair Style)
Description: completely shaven heads to show their disconnection from the earthly world


Name: New York State (State)
Description: One of the 50 constituent states of the United States


Name: Fifth largest in the world (Ranking)
Description: The fifth largest use of mobile phone and internet in the world by 2009


Name: Established as a national monument in 1909 (Event)
Description: A national park established as a national monument in 1909 to protect its unique geology and ecology


Name: Northern Ireland (geographical location)
Description: one of the four countries constituting the United Kingdom


Name: HRD Antwerp Research and Diamond Centre (HRDA) (organization)
Description: A diamond research and technology center established by HRD Antwerp.


Name: a crucible of itself (Container)
Description: The container where the growth occurs


Name: Rebirth (Concept)
Description: Represents the idea of something dying and coming back to life again.


Name: Prague (City)
Description: The capital city of Czech Republic


Name: Hindu temple (Religious structure)
Description: A religious structure dedicated to Hindu deities.


Name: Jewellery in Mesopotamia (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery made and used in Mesopotamia


Name: Electrons to O2 (Processes)
Description: Process whereby cytochrome c oxidase transfers electrons to oxygen


Name: Chinese festivals (Festival)
Description: The traditional Chinese holidays and celebrations, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and vibrant traditions.


Name: Wildlife (Life)
Description: Plants, animals, fungi, or other organisms that live in the wild


Name: Centre of the oral surface (regular urchins) or towards one end (irregular urchins) (location)
Description: Location where the mouth is typically found in regular and irregular sea urchins


Name: 18th Century Grade II listed Old Post Office (Building)
Description: Built in 1881 and renovated to house the Botanist bar.


Name: Softness (Quality)
Description: The property that makes black corals unsuitable for jewelry making.


Name: Plants (Organism)
Description: Silicon is essential for several physiological and metabolic processes in plants.


Name: The National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine (Building)
Description: A shrine dedicated to the soldiers who died in the Chinese Civil War, located in Taipei, Taiwan


Name: Percentage of immigrant population in Andalusia (2005) (percentage)
Description: The proportion of foreign-born residents to the total population of Andalusia in 2005


Name: Iron ore (Geological material)
Description: The oxide of iron, most commonly magnetite (Fe3O4), hematite (Fe2O3), goethite (FeOOH), limonite (a mixture of hydrated iron(III) oxides) or siderite (FeCO3)


Name: Art and culture sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Extremely high reflectance or low absorption (Optical property)
Description: Properties required for specific applications like lasers


Name: Lasers emitting light at the sodium D line (Light Source)
Description: Used to create artificial laser guide stars for adaptive optics in telescopes


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: Country where these famous sapphires were mined


Name: Archaeology, Mesopotamia (Field, Region)
Description: The field and region where Nina Frances Layard was active


Name: Faial Nature Park (nature park)
Description: A nature park on the island of Faial, Azores


Name: Hiking and Ecological Tourism (Tourism Activity)
Description: Activities being developed in Arad


Name: individuals in Collonges, including those not counted and those who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion (Attribute)
Description: A group or collection of all individuals in Collonges, including those not counted and those who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion


Name: Chinese (traditional/simplified Chinese; Standard Chinese Pinyin/Cantonese Jyutping) (language)
Description: Sino-Tibetan language family


Name: Plate tectonics (Concept)
Description: The movement of the Earth's tectonic plates, which results in earthquakes, volcanoes, and mountain building


Name: all the major 4,000 m peaks (Alpine peak group)
Description: A group of Alpine peaks with an elevation of over 4,000 meters


Name: Beninese politicians and civil authorities (Political entity)
Description: Non-sovereign monarchs in Benin are largely ceremonial and subservient to political and civil authorities.


Name: Statistics (Data)
Description: Approximately 61,200 people who commuted daily using a bicycle and 610,000 daily bike trips as of 2022


Name: Germany's most popular landmarks (Landmark Group)
Description: -


Name: 2 million Jews (metropolitan area) (Population)
Description: Number of Jews living in New York City's metropolitan area as of 2021


Name: Bolo de rolo (Dish)
Description: A type of Brazilian dessert.


Name: Theory (scientific concept)
Description: A proposed explanation for a phenomenon


Name: Large reserves of petroleum and natural gas (Resource)
Description: The large reserves discovered in the 1960s


Name: José Celestino Mutis (Person)
Description: An 18th-century priest, botanist, and mathematician.


Name: Eurasia (Continent)
Description: The third-largest continent in the world.


Name: Extended complex plane (Mathematical Structure)
Description: The complex plane augmented by a point labeled infinity


Name: Very Poor Quality Brown Green Pigments (Substance)
Description: A poorly made pigment that appeared more brown than green


Name: Its high melting point of 1840 °C (physical property)
Description: The high melting point of mullite.


Name: several major religious & minorities holidays (Holidays)
Description: Several major religious and minority holidays


Name: US Conflict Minerals Law (Legislation)
Description: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Conflict Minerals Rule.


Name: Magnetic recording media (Material used for data storage)
Description: Particles of magnetite were extensively used in magnetic recording media such as core memories, magnetic tapes, floppies, and disks.


Name: Cardinal points (Geography)
Description: North, South, East, and West


Name: seafood production in Saijō (Economic Activity)
Description: The economic activity of seafood production within Saijō city


Name: Electricity consumption and engine usage in copper mining (Activity)
Description: The activities contributing to the greenhouse gas emissions in copper mining


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The country where the Pindus mountain range is located


Name: The Argyle Mine (Mine)
Description: Main source for pink diamonds


Name: Understanding of Metamorphism (Scientific Knowledge)
Description: Recognizing the importance of heating in the formation of metamorphic rock


Name: removing uneven wear (material property)
Description: The differences in the thickness or smoothness of a material's surface


Name: Ennahda Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: Tunisian political party


Name: Lakes, Rivers, and Oceans (Water Bodies) (Water Body)
Description: Various natural bodies of water


Name: Modern industry, global trade networks, urban centers (Event)
Description: Key outcomes of the Industrial Revolution


Name: Kingdom of Heaven (religious_concept)
Description: A concept in Christianity representing the realm of God


Name: Reichskommissariat Ukraine (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division established by Nazi Germany during World War II


Name: Greek traders (Profession)
Description: Traders who spread Greek culture and coins across a vast area


Name: Large-scale industrial units (Equipment)
Description: Units used for creating nanopowders in large-scale industrial settings


Name: a stable compound (chemical compound)
Description: A compound where the Be-Be bond is found, implying stability


Name: homogenization of silica melts in tektites cannot be explained by the terrestrial-impact theory (Concept)
Description: Claim about the explanation of a characteristic property of tektites


Name: abundance worldwide (Geographical distribution)
Description: One advantage of using gypsum concrete in construction.


Name: Taiwanese economy (economy)
Description: Economic system of the country Taiwan


Name: Drammen (City)
Description: A city in Norway


Name: Azores Islands (Location)
Description: A group of Portuguese islands in the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Topaz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is associated with these categories


Name: Whittow (Person)
Description: An author who has written on geography and related topics.


Name: Manhattan Island (Island)
Description: An island where Manhattan City is located


Name: 20% of all diamonds mined (Percentage of Diamonds)
Description: The portion of diamonds that have a clarity rating suitable for gemstone use.


Name: Peace of Callias in 450 (Event)
Description: The event that absolved the Athenians from the oath


Name: Discrete Solid, Macroscopic Particles (Particle)
Description: A conglomeration of particles


Name: Crossroads (Geographical Location)
Description: Located at a crossroads for traffic from Trondheim, the Dovrefjell mountain range, and Sunndal on the west coast


Name: Coke, Flux (Materials)
Description: Materials added to aid in the smelting process


Name: Monaco (country)
Description: A sovereign city-state in Western Europe


Name: electricity (Energy)
Description: Gas consumption (approx. 100 TWh in 2003–2005) is almost double


Name: Christmas Island (Island)
Description: An island in the Indian Ocean, under Australian administration since 1958


Name: Grain Coarsening (Geological Process)
Description: A common result of metamorphism that reduces surface energy.


Name: FIFA World Cup 1938 (Sports Event)
Description: The FIFA World Cup held in 1938


Name: Various levels of saturation (vividness) (Saturation)
Description: Different levels of vividness in the blue sapphire


Name: When lineages first appeared (Geological Event)
Description: The time when a species or group of species first emerged.


Name: 14 January 2011 (Time)
Description: The date when Ben Ali resigned from his position


Name: Culture is based on evolved biological dispositions (Cultural Foundation)
Description: Belief that the basis of culture lies in humans' evolved biological tendencies


Name: Louis Hennepin (Author)
Description: An author whose works were copied for the creation of earlier maps


Name: Government jobs in early 19th century US (Job Position)
Description: Jobs held at the president's pleasure and were used to support political parties


Name: Wealth (Financial State)
Description: The state of having a large amount of money or valuable possessions.


Name: Meal and table arrangement style (Action)
Description: The meal being served and the style of table arrangement.


Name: Salim al-Tumi (historical figure)
Description: local noble who was assassinated by Aruj


Name: Sunscreens (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of sunscreens, substances that protect the skin from the harmful effects of sunlight


Name: Quarry Company (Company)
Description: A company operating in the Marble quarry


Name: Vertebrates (Animal Class)
Description: A class of animals with backbones and several other distinguishing characteristics


Name: International Atomic Weights Committee (Organization)
Description: International organization for the determination of atomic weights


Name: 62.1% (Percentage)
Description: The sixth-highest proportion of tertiary-level graduates in terms of percentage of population in Russia.


Name: Mycenaean fortification systems (System)
Description: The overall defense system used by the Mycenaeans.


Name: former French royal collection (Art Collection)
Description: The collection of art belonging to the French monarchy