Name: Grants and decrees made in perpetuity (Document)
Description: Documents that would last forever


Name: only knowledge verified by experience is valid (Idea)
Description: -


Name: poorly consolidated soils successfully used for hothouse cultivation under clear plastic of strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and other fruits (geological feature)
Description: Soil type found in the sandy coastline of Huelva and Almería


Name: diagnosis and treatment for Paracoccidioides brasiliensis-related diseases (Medical Practice)
Description: Accurate diagnoses and treatments to combat the effects of a disease caused by Paracoccidioides brasiliensis


Name: Mycenae (city)
Description: An archaeological and mythological site in Greece


Name: Gaokao (Exam)
Description: China's national university entrance exam


Name: Gabbro and basaltic sheeted dikes (Igneous rock)
Description: Rocks that form from the slow cooling of magma


Name: English pleonasm compound noun (linguistic entity)
Description: Compound noun resulting in a pleonasm, such as pathway


Name: Position of copper in the Periodic Table (Classification)
Description: The position of copper as a member of Group 11 (Cu) in the periodic table, which includes other elements such as silver and gold.


Name: other states in achievement (Comparison of educational achievement)
Description: Alabama's educational achievement compared to other states


Name: two massive stone sculptures (Artifact)
Description: Two stone monoliths: the calendar stone and a statue of Coatlicue


Name: Diamond Mines in Australia (Geographical Feature)
Description: The diamond mines located in Australia, with the Argyle mine as the single largest source


Name: Forsterite olivine (Mineral)
Description: The mineral from which peridot is derived.


Name: World's Engraved Music Plates (Artifact)
Description: Collection of music engraving plates that were destroyed in the bombing event


Name: Pope Yeatman (Person)
Description: American mining engineer


Name: Agriculture and food processing sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Mapachtepec (Place Name)
Description: A place name from the Aztec Codex Mendoza, meaning 'Hill of the Raccoon'


Name: Samokovska River valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: Starts below Suvo Rudište plateau


Name: lithium metal and alkyl halides (Combination)
Description: To prepare organolithium compounds


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: An island in French Polynesia where the ship Pandora called in 1791


Name: Subgrain rotation recrystallization (Geological process)
Description: Process that reduces the mean grain size


Name: Qur'anic inscriptions, images of Muhammad, astrological signs, and religious narratives (symbols)
Description: Symbols often found on amulets.


Name: Psychology (Profession)
Description: The profession supported by the British Psychological Society for regulation


Name: Chinese Taoism (Religion)
Description: One of the world's oldest religions originating in China


Name: Petrology (Geology Sub-discipline)
Description: The study of the character and origin of rocks


Name: Central Norway (Geographical location)
Description: The central part of Norway


Name: Slate flooring (Building component)
Description: Slate tiles used for flooring


Name: Leisure (Activity)
Description: A pastime or recreational activity


Name: Olivine crystallizing and settling out of magma or a vein mineral lining magma conduits. (Geological process)
Description: The process by which minerals settle out of magma as it cools


Name: Pacific coast (geographical location)
Description: The coastal region of Japan facing the Pacific Ocean


Name: Cuboctahedron and Icosidodecahedron have with other Platonic solids (Mathematical Relationship)
Description: The regular octahedron is derived from the tetrahedron in a similar way.


Name: Home to Old Mobile (Historical_location)
Description: The first European settlement in the region


Name: Limestone (Geological Formation)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate, often formed in marine environments.


Name: Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italy) (Song)
Description: The national anthem of Italy


Name: Silicon Wafer (Physical Object)
Description: A wafer made of silicon used in the electronics industry


Name: Villach (Place)
Description: A town in Austria, Carinthia


Name: October 2014 Tunisian presidential election (Election)
Description: The first elections held in Tunisia under the new constitution following the Arab Spring.


Name: Maturity of the oyster (Life stage)
Description: The stage at which an oyster can begin producing pearls.


Name: true (Boolean value)
Description: Mesozoic subfossil remains are very scarce, and their authenticity can be a matter of debate.


Name: Mozambique belt (Geological Unit)
Description: A geological unit that includes Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, etc.


Name: Measures Taken by Local Authorities (Action)
Description: Actions implemented by local authorities to manage Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Vincent van Gogh (Person)
Description: A famous Dutch painter from the 19th and 20th century


Name: Skygazing and Astronomy (Activity)
Description: Activities related to observing the celestial bodies


Name: central Anatolia, southwestern Syria as far as Ugarit, and upper Mesopotamia (Geographical Region)
Description: -


Name: German language (Language)
Description: The earliest forms of literature were in this language


Name: Activities of pitchblende, chalcolite and uranium (Scientific Facts)
Description: The activities of these substances are much greater than that of uranium


Name: Three categories of modern day hanfu (Classification)
Description: The three classifications of modern day hanfu according to contemporary scholars.


Name: War of the Spanish Succession (historical event)
Description: A war fought from 1701 to 1714 over the succession to the thrones of Spain, the Austrian Netherlands, and Grand Duchy of Mantua


Name: pale-colored, paramagnetic, hygroscopic solids (Physical Property)
Description: A set of physical properties describing the state of a substance.


Name: underlying atomic arrangement of the crystal (physical property)
Description: The arrangement of atoms beneath the surface of the crystal.


Name: Azimuth (Angle measurement)
Description: An angle that describes the direction with respect to north.


Name: Yamato (Location)
Description: An area in modern-day Nara Prefecture, Japan


Name: Moksha (Concept)
Description: A key concept in Hinduism, typically seen as liberation from the cycle of rebirth


Name: Teleological Classification (Classification Method)
Description: Classification of groups by their shared purposes, or functions, in life - where purpose can be identified with adaptation


Name: Film and Television Production Industry (Industry)
Description: The sector that produces movies, television shows, video games, and other visual entertainment.


Name: DOE (Organization)
Description: The U.S. Department of Energy


Name: QGIS Development Team (Organization)
Description: An international team of developers contributing to the QGIS software


Name: Five Star Movement (Political Party)
Description: Italian populist and eurosceptic political party


Name: 1893 (Year)
Description: The year New Zealand granted all women the right to vote


Name: Unique manufacturing techniques (Techniques)
Description: Specific methods used in creating jade artifacts


Name: original skeletal compounds (biological compounds)
Description: Compounds that undergo recrystallization


Name: Pseira (Location)
Description: An archaeological site on the island of Crete


Name: Italian language (Language)
Description: The most common language spoken in Maggia as of 2000.


Name: Idar-Oberstein (Location)
Description: German town known for agate processing


Name: Fes (City)
Description: One of the cities with a population over 500,000 in Morocco


Name: AIs for pregnancy and lactation (Health Concept)
Description: Average Requirement values defined by EFSA for pregnant and lactating individuals


Name: Byzantine Empire (Historical period)
Description: The Eastern Roman Empire during the Middle Ages.


Name: jet deposits mined (mineral_deposit)
Description: Jet deposits found in these mountains


Name: European Peltries (Geographical Area)
Description: Peltries (fur processing centers) located in Europe.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the belief in one God and the prophethood of Muhammad.


Name: Quinolones (Class of Antibiotics)
Description: Artificial broad-spectrum antibiotics that are often fluorinated


Name: Power transmission (Process)
Description: The process of transporting electrical power over long distances.


Name: Georgius Agricola (Person)
Description: A German mineralogist and physician


Name: Freezing and thawing cycles (Physical process)
Description: -


Name: Gravels and sands of the Domanín Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: Geological formations associated with prominent localities of moldavites in Třeboň Basin


Name: True secrecy (Method)
Description: When restrictions are put upon those who take part of the message


Name: 2013 ACC Twenty20 Cup (Cricket Tournament)
Description: The 2013 ACC Twenty20 Cup that the team won


Name: Egyptian Pharaohs (Deity or Ruler)
Description: Pharaohs were always regarded as deities


Name: Silvery-greyish Appearance (Physical Property)
Description: The color of iron in its pure form.


Name: Ukraine's eastern and southeastern regions (Location)
Description: Regions of Ukraine with high population density


Name: Kanishka (Person)
Description: Emperor of the Kushan Empire (128-151 CE)


Name: Sea Urchin Spines (Physical Feature)
Description: The sharp, protective projections on a sea urchin's test.


Name: Governor of the province (governor)
Description: The appointed leader of a province


Name: Concentric, Fibrous or Spherical Aggregates (Aggregate Forms)
Description: Forms that Eulytine can take.


Name: Local Government (Governmental Body)
Description: The governing body responsible for the decisions concerning Faial Island


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral


Name: Primary forest (Forest_type)
Description: Forests consisting of native tree species with no clearly visible indications of human activity


Name: Jungle machete (Tool)
Description: A tool used for clearing dense vegetation in jungles


Name: Sioux Quartzite and its correlative units (Geological Formation)
Description: The Sioux Quartzite and its correlative units are parts of a once-laterally-extensive sedimentary wedge that covered the then-southern passive margin of the North American craton.


Name: Anatolian plateau (Region)
Description: A large plateau in Turkey.


Name: Wearing watches in pockets (Usage Pattern)
Description: The practice of men wearing watches in their pockets instead of as pendants.


Name: Modern Times (Time Period)
Description: A time period that began after the Middle Ages and is characterized by significant developments in technology, science, economics, and social organization


Name: four Pali Nikayas, and the corresponding Chinese Āgamas (Literature)
Description: These are considered among the earliest material.


Name: Metamorphic rock (Geological formation)
Description: A type of rock that is formed from the transformation of existing pre-existing rock types, through a process called metamorphism


Name: Internal Combustion Vehicle (Transportation)
Description: A vehicle that uses internal combustion engines for propulsion


Name: First dated etching (Artwork)
Description: The first known etching by Albrecht Dürer, dated in 1515.


Name: 1787 (Time)
Description: The year when the Onsernone parish was created


Name: swamps (Ecosystem)
Description: wetland ecosystems characterized by marshy, waterlogged soil


Name: Open compound (compound type)
Description: A compound with a space separating its components


Name: Trade transactions (Economic activity)
Description: The silver thaler enabled the limitation of conversion operations and facilitated trade transactions


Name: President Obama (Person)
Description: 44th President of the United States


Name: Pitkyaranta, Russia (Location)
Description: A European and Russian locality known to bear uvarovite


Name: Mkinga District (Administrative district)
Description: A district located in Tanga Region, Tanzania.


Name: Emerald Beryl (Mineral)
Description: Other Green Gems


Name: [list of sister cities] (city)
Description: Has sister city agreements with the following places


Name: Nuclear Halo (Nuclear Phenomenon)
Description: A term used to describe certain light atomic nuclei that have more neutrons than protons.


Name: Armed warrior holding up chime bells (Artifact)
Description: A bronze figure from the Tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng


Name: Delamétherie (person)
Description: A person who gave the name 'andalusite' to this mineral.


Name: Norway (country)
Description: The country that became a founding member of NATO.


Name: Sodium fluorosilicate (Compound)
Description: An inorganic compound of sodium, fluorine and silicon.


Name: Consequence of Conservation of Mass (Physical Law)
Description: A physical law that ensures the total mass before and after a chemical reaction is the same


Name: Archaean era (Geological time period)
Description: According to Lewis Leigh Fermor


Name: Glass and Ceramics Manufacturing (Industry)
Description: The industries that produce glass and ceramic products


Name: None (implied as contextual subject) (Implied)
Description: Cultures that prefer the use of gold crowns.


Name: US 9 (Highway)
Description: A United States Numbered Highway.


Name: Modern Greeks (Population Group)
Description: The current inhabitants of Greece


Name: Soviet Union (Political Entity)
Description: A country that existed from 1922 to 1991, it was the first communist state in the world.


Name: Chronic copper toxicity (Health Condition)
Description: A condition caused by excessive accumulation of copper in the body


Name: Carbonates, Phosphates, Silicates and Sulfates (Compound)
Description: The salts that form in the presence of acidic components


Name: Zirid kings of Granada (Historical Figure)
Description: Berber rulers in Granada


Name: A seated portrait of John, Duke of Berry (Artifact)
Description: Intaglio on a sapphire


Name: Early Italians (culture or people)
Description: Italian civilization in earlier times


Name: Commodore Matthew C. Perry (person)
Description: Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry was an officer in the United States Navy


Name: US$377/tonne in 2019 (Quantity)
Description: The price of borax and kernite compounds in US dollars per tonne in 2019


Name: Brendon Hills Iron Ore Company (Mining Company)
Description: A mining company that failed due to differences between spathic ore and haematite


Name: Indian national cricket team (Sports team)
Description: The men's national cricket team of India.


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


Name: Government of Norway (Executive body)
Description: The executive branch of the Government of Norway


Name: acid soils (Soil Type)
Description: A soil with a pH level below 7


Name: Pottery dogū figures (artwork)
Description: Stylized pottery figures, many with snow-goggle eyes


Name: Netherlands Antilles (Country)
Description: A former constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands


Name: Marxism-Leninism (Ideology)
Description: A Marxist theory and practice as developed under the leadership of Vladimir Lenin in the Russian Revolution of 1917.


Name: Berkeley site (Location)
Description: A scientific research laboratory managed by the University of California at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory


Name: artwork is an unreliable guide to a society's behavior (Idea)
Description: Artwork should not be used as definitive evidence of a society's daily interactions or behaviors


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


Name: Holding the sewing thread (function of a part)
Description: The eye holds the sewing thread during the sewing process.


Name: Emerald (Mineral)
Description: A notable green mineral


Name: Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory (Territory)
Description: Two mainland territories of Australia


Name: Willoughby Smith (Person)
Description: A British electrical engineer who made significant contributions to the development of telegraphy.


Name: Serious Fraud Office (Government agency)
Description: An arm of the UK government responsible for counter-fraud response


Name: Berul or Velur, a town in Karnataka, southern India (Place)
Description: A town of Dravidian origin


Name: Economic Stability (Quality)
Description: The stability and prosperity of Switzerland's economy.


Name: Why night sky is black (Question)
Description: Heinrich Wilhelm Matthias Olbers posed the question of why the night sky was black


Name: Lyndhurst (Building)
Description: A large estate in Westchester County, New York.


Name: gay liberation movement (Movement)
Description: LGBTQ+ rights movement


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: An element with the symbol H and atomic number 1. It is a highly reactive metalloid.


Name: Serveis Ferroviaris de Mallorca (transportation authority)
Description: Transportation authority in Mallorca responsible for railways


Name: Mars Global Surveyor (Spacecraft)
Description: NASA spacecraft in orbit around Mars


Name: Patchy blue color (Color)
Description: The range of blue colors that kyanite can exhibit


Name: engraved gem (Object)
Description: -


Name: Old Frankish language (Language)
Description: The language that evolved into Old Low Franconian or Old Dutch by the 9th century.


Name: Bologna University (educational_institution)
Description: An university located in Bologna, Italy


Name: Catholic Sacramentals (Religious Artifact)
Description: Physical objects blessed by a priest and used to aid in the performance of religious devotion or to protect from evil


Name: fairly hard (Quality)
Description: A characteristic of zircon due to its hardness


Name: Ongopolo Mining (company)
Description: A company based in Namibia that operates the Kombat Mine since 1999


Name: Kamchatka Peninsula (Peninsula)
Description: A peninsula in the Russian Far East.


Name: United Nations Development Programme (Organization)
Description: An agency of the United Nations that helps developing countries achieve sustainable development goals.


Name: Movement of 'nothingness' (Movement)
Description: A movement responding to the violence of its time


Name: Uppsala (City)
Description: Another city in Sweden


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


Name: Oxy-fuel sculpture creation (artistic_process)
Description: The process of creating sculptures out of steel using Oxy-fuel welding


Name: Snow falls almost every winter but melts in no more than a few days (Event)
Description: Description of the snowfall event.


Name: Thermochemistry (Scientific Field)
Description: Study of heat and chemical reactions


Name: outside the orbit of Jupiter (Formation location)
Description: Possible location where Ceres formed


Name: Euell Gibbons (Person)
Description: American naturalist and author of Stalking the Wild Asparagus


Name: crucible (container)
Description: A container that can withstand high heat


Name: Southern Black Hills (Geographical Region)
Description: The southern part of the Black Hills, located in Custer and Fall River Counties


Name: [1990s] (Time_period)
Description: First reported in the 1990s


Name: Earth Science (Scientific Field)
Description: Branch of natural science related to the planet Earth


Name: Pergamon (City)
Description: ancient city in modern-day Turkey


Name: Mount Tarawera eruption (geological event)
Description: Volcanic eruption that occurred around 1314 CE


Name: Marian Shrine of Our Lady of Grace (historical site)
Description: A medieval shrine in Ipswich


Name: KMT forces (military force)
Description: forces of the Kuomintang


Name: Neolithic Europeans (Ethnicity)
Description: Inhabitants of Europe during the Neolithic Age


Name: Art Nouveau jewelry (art_jewelry)
Description: The art jewelry that Elyse Zorn Karlin commented on


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


Name: Poverty rate of Westchester County in 2003 (Statistic)
Description: The U.S. Census Bureau reports that 8.7% (2003) of the population were below the poverty line.


Name: 2012 (Time)
Description: year when Monnaie de Paris became the first public institution to obtain this label


Name: Battery Electrolytes and Electrodes (Material)
Description: Components used in batteries, such as electrode material and electrolyte solution


Name: Common Buzzards (Species)
Description: Common buzzard is a bird of prey belonging to the family Accipitridae


Name: multi-mission Mars Exploration Program (Program)
Description: A series of missions to explore Mars


Name: Andrian merchants (Group)
Description: A group of merchants from Andros


Name: Black Coral Colony (Coral Colony)
Description: A group of interconnected black coral polyps


Name: Hajj Amin al-Husseini (Person)
Description: Grand Mufti who redesigned the Nabi Musa festival


Name: Most Common Minerals in Volcanic Rocks (Mineral)
Description: The most common minerals found in volcanic rocks


Name: Achaemenid Persians under Darius the Great (Historical Group)
Description: The group that incorporated North Macedonia within their territories


Name: fast aging (Demographic trend)
Description: The country with the highest proportion of elderly citizens in the world


Name: Tuscana (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in modern Italy that corresponds to the heartland of the Etruscans.


Name: Calcium (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ca and atomic number 20.


Name: De minimis quantity or other form of materiality threshold (Legal concept)
Description: Threshold that would preclude the applicability of the auditing/reporting requirements


Name: ITV (Broadcaster)
Description: ITV is a broadcasting corporation.


Name: Allied forces (Military)
Description: The military forces of the United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union during World War II.


Name: Enriched Boron (Substance)
Description: A form of boron with high concentration of 10B


Name: Capital city of Prague (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of the Czech Republic


Name: Seine, Loire, Garonne, Rhône and their tributaries (River System)
Description: The main rivers of Metropolitan France


Name: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770–1831) (Philosophers)
Description: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, German philosopher and one of the most significant figures in Western philosophy


Name: ultrasensitive labels for in vitro diagnostics (Application)
Description: In vitro diagnostics can make use of nanodiamonds containing nitrogen-vacancy defects as ultrasensitive labels.


Name: Robert Badinter (Person)
Description: French politician and lawyer


Name: Over 16,000 schools (School)
Description: Number of schools in Afghanistan


Name: Prime Minister (GovernmentOfficial)
Description: Head of the government of Tunisia


Name: Hillary Clinton (Person)
Description: Secretary of State


Name: Rio Tinto Borax Mine (Mine)
Description: A mine near Boron, California


Name: Timber (Building Material)
Description: Used in pre-industrial times for building timber frame structures


Name: Feathered cloaks and decorative bags (Artifact)
Description: The Maori of New Zealand used featherwork to construct cloaks for clothing and to decorate kete (bags).


Name: Partnerships or Professional Corporations (Business entity)
Description: Special business entities that these professionals can form if they wish to practice collectively.


Name: with an operational Synchrotron Laboratory (Countries)
Description: The three Latin American countries with operational Synchrotron Laboratories


Name: Metals (Material of Tableware)
Description: One of the materials used for tableware


Name: Biominerals (Geological Feature)
Description: Minerals produced by living organisms


Name: Followers (Group)
Description: People who practice Buddhism and are known as Buddhists


Name: Cererian Day (Period of Rotation)
Description: The period of time it takes for Ceres to rotate once


Name: Proportions of key minerals (property)
Description: The proportions of essential minerals in the rock.


Name: prograde metamorphism (geological process)
Description: A process where rocks are subjected to increasing temperature and pressure, leading to mineralogical and textural changes


Name: Carbonate rock (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks primarily composed of carbonate minerals, such as limestone and dolomite.


Name: Wilhelmina of Prussia (Person)
Description: William I's mother


Name: Ehime 3rd district of the lower house of the Diet of Japan (Political District)
Description: A constituency in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Mykhailo Drahomanov (Person)
Description: A Ukrainian political activist, philosopher, sociologist and publicist


Name: Ahmad Shah Durrani (person)
Description: A 16-year-old commander who assisted Nader Shah on various campaigns


Name: 1922 (Year)
Description: The year the BBC was founded


Name: agency securities (Financial Instrument)
Description: Securities issued by government-sponsored enterprises like Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.


Name: Spanish Realism (Literary movement)
Description: A literary movement that offered depictions of contemporary life and society 'as they were'


Name: English Language (Language)
Description: Language globally promoted by the United Kingdom


Name: Security measures (Action)
Description: Measures taken to secure the Shinkolobwe Mine and its operations


Name: Stockalper Palace (Castle)
Description: A castle of historical importance


Name: Diamonds (Carbon Allotrope)
Description: A solid form of pure carbon, highly valued for its physical and chemical properties.


Name: shen (神) (concept/deity)
Description: The energies of generation, deities or ancestral principles in Chinese folk religion


Name: Ivory Coast and Chad (Geographical Region)
Description: Countries where France has provided economic aid


Name: Peafowl (Animal)
Description: A type of bird, known for its colorful tail feathers


Name: Diamond Mines in Botswana (Geographical Feature)
Description: The diamond mines located in Botswana


Name: Natural ultramarine (pigment)
Description: The finest available blue pigment in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.


Name: American Civil War (Historical Event)
Description: A war fought in North America from 1861 to 1865 between the United States and 11 Southern states that seceded


Name: HydrogenGas (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A colorless, odorless, highly flammable gas


Name: exposing fresh grit (material)
Description: Sharp particles used for grinding or cutting


Name: Failure (Outcome)
Description: The state of not being successful or accepted.


Name: Aram Chaos site (Location)
Description: Site near Valles Marineris where hematite was found


Name: World's leading tourist destination (Category)
Description: A category referring to a collection or grouping of entities based on shared characteristics


Name: General Maritime Directorate (Dimar) (Government Agency)
Description: A government agency responsible for maritime traffic control in Colombia


Name: Phenakite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in high-temperature pegmatite veins and mica-schists


Name: Diatomaceous Earth (Geological Material)
Description: Material composed primarily of the fossilized remains of diatoms


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


Name: Older people (Age group)
Description: It was more popular with older people than younger ones


Name: Tourism Industry (Economic Activity)
Description: An industry focusing on the provision of lodging, dining, shopping, entertainment and recreational facilities


Name: Hatrurite (Mineral)
Description: The structure, as in case of similar aradite and zadovite,


Name: Avers valley (Valley)
Description: A valley in the canton of Grisons


Name: Northern Afghanistan (Geographical Location)
Description: Region located in northern Afghanistan


Name: Regeneration (Process)
Description: The act or process of producing something new again; the ability to recover quickly and grow again.


Name: Mahabharata (epic)
Description: One of the two major Sanskrit epics of ancient India


Name: Mahabharata (Epic)
Description: Ancient Indian epic which describes kama as an agreeable and desirable experience


Name: Parisian Pantheon, Capitole de Toulouse (Building)
Description: Examples of Neoclassicism architecture built before the French Revolution.


Name: Kamakura Shogunate (Historical Event)
Description: A military government established by Minamoto no Yoritomo in 1185.


Name: mansions and other notable buildings (Architectural structures)
Description: Buildings constructed from or containing Sioux Quartzite


Name: hot casting (glassworking technique)
Description: A method of moulding glass by ladling molten glass into sand or detailed moulds


Name: fifteen first-level administrative counties (fylke) (Administrative Division)
Description: Divided into 357 second-level municipalities (kommuner)


Name: Hemoglobin Molecules (Biological Compound)
Description: Proteins in red blood cells that carry oxygen


Name: Well-known color models (Grouping)
Description: A set of widely recognized mathematical color models


Name: Person (General)
Description: A broad category encompassing humans


Name: 'Roach brooch' is exploitative to creatures (Statement)
Description: The statement that the 'roach brooch' is exploitative to creatures.


Name: AquaticOrganisms (Species)
Description: Any living organism that resides in an aquatic environment


Name: As of 2021[update] (Time Frame)
Description: The current year as of the update of the information.


Name: Greco-Italian War (War)
Description: A war between Greece and Italy that took place in 1940


Name: Danger Protection (Protection)
Description: The act of protecting someone or something from danger.


Name: Technique used to make the paper (Technology)
Description: The condition of older prints largely depends on the technique used to make the paper.


Name: San Bernardino Pass (Mountain pass)
Description: The San Bernardino road tunnel passes over the San Bernardino Pass


Name: Love poetry of Jayadeva and Keshav Das (Literature)
Description: Works with ecstatic descriptions of the love of Radha and Krishna


Name: biology taxonomy (Taxonomy system)
Description: A hierarchical representation of life forms in biology.


Name: Marie Curie (Scientists)
Description: Polish-born physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity


Name: Heat (Physical Condition)
Description: A high temperature that causes Azurite to decompose


Name: German possessions in the Pacific and China (Territory)
Description: Territories controlled by Germany during that time


Name: Myanmar (country)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia


Name: Universe (CosmicStructure)
Description: All matter and space that exists, containing stars, galaxies, planets, and all other forms of matter and energy.


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


Name: Male Peacock (Peafowl gender)
Description: The male counterpart of the peahen


Name: Keck Observatory (Observatory)
Description: An observatory used to obtain infrared images of Ceres with 30 km resolution


Name: Building Material (Material)
Description: Any substance that can be used for construction or repair purposes


Name: Oxides ores (Mineral class)
Description: Minerals containing copper oxide


Name: Jewellery (type of artifact)
Description: Artifacts made for the Etruscan after world


Name: Zirids (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled Ifriqiya from 973 to 1148


Name: Irish identity (Cultural symbol)
Description: Strongly linked to the Irish cultural identity


Name: Colonial Empire (Empire)
Description: The colonies owned by Italy during the late 19th and early 20th century


Name: Greater New York (Region)
Description: world's largest metropolitan economy


Name: Holy Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: Purple was the imperial color worn by the rulers of the Holy Roman Empire.


Name: Almoravid Caliphate (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the caliphate that included Tunisia from 1058 to 1147


Name: Middle Stone Age tools (tool)
Description: Tools developed during the Middle Stone Age.


Name: other microorganisms (microorganisms)
Description: Another type of peloids


Name: Average monthly temperature range (Weather parameter)
Description: Ranges from a low of 3.3 °C (37.9 °F) in January 2020 to a high of 19.8 °C (67.6 °F) in June 2019


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


Name: the so-called triple-alpha process in helium-fueled stars where more nucleosynthesis time is available (Process)
Description: The process that produces 8Be in helium-fueled stars


Name: Distinct zones of metasomatism (Geological Feature)
Description: The last feature, formed from magmatism and metamorphism


Name: Røros (City)
Description: A city in Norway with traditional wooden buildings


Name: Modesty (Value)
Description: A state or quality of being modest


Name: new rules for fielding candidates (election rule)
Description: New regulations for candidate eligibility


Name: Yes (State)
Description: Blood diamonds are subject to regulation by the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme


Name: Foxhall Stadium (Stadium)
Description: A stadium located on the outskirts of Ipswich


Name: Taiwan (country)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Libya (Country)
Description: A country to the southeast of Tunisia


Name: Silver Foxes (Animals)
Description: Silver morphs of the red fox.


Name: Advanced metalworking technology (Technology)
Description: Technology making progressive die stamping possible which encompass punching, coining, bending and several other ways


Name: spacecraft and submarines (Vehicle)
Description: Craft designed for space travel or underwater navigation


Name: Jewellery Design (Design Field)
Description: Design field that becomes more accessible with the use of 3D Printing


Name: Furatena (Legendary figure)
Description: Mythical cacica who owned the finest emeralds of Muzo territories before the Spanish conquest


Name: drawing Indian Swadesi Movement (Artwork)
Description: Drawing of the Indian Swadesi Movement in Indian advertising


Name: - (-)
Description: Neither the president nor the premier has the power to veto decisions


Name: Amphibole asbestos (Species of mineral)
Description: The amphibole asbestos is more hazardous to human health


Name: Artist (Occupation)
Description: Creator and designer of jewellery


Name: Jean B. B. d'Anville (Person)
Description: A French cartographer and geographer who produced the first map of the African continent with blank spaces to represent unknown territory.


Name: Electorate of the Holy Roman Empire (Historical Position)
Description: An electoral title in the Holy Roman Empire


Name: Kidney Function (Physiological Process)
Description: The overall ability of the kidneys to filter blood, regulate fluids and electrolytes, remove wastes, and produce urine.


Name: Rastislav's Reign (Historical Period)
Description: Reign of Rastislav as Duke of Moravia


Name: Respiratory System in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin exchange gases.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic in North America.


Name: the United Kingdom (Country)
Description: The country that played a leading role in the Allied forces during World War 1


Name: Safe storage of valuables (Security concern)
Description: The anxiety caused by seizure of bullion in the Tower of London.


Name: Peroxides (Compound)
Description: A group of compounds containing oxygen-oxygen bonds


Name: In ancient Greece (Geographical and Cultural Context)
Description: Ancient Greek civilization


Name: Sulfuric Acid and Ferrous Iron (Fe2+) (Substances)
Description: Chemicals used in the leach tank to react with manganese dioxide.


Name: Ocean Floor (Natural Environment)
Description: The seabed or the bottom of an ocean or a large sea


Name: Ceramic (Material)
Description: Hard, brittle material made by heating materials such as clay


Name: Middle Mumun Pottery Period (Time Period)
Description: The time period when the comma-shaped jades in Southern Korea were produced.


Name: Roman Law, Napoleonic Code, and later statutes (Legal System)
Description: The judicial system that the Supreme Court of Cassation uses to make decisions


Name: Aluminium (Metal)
Description: A silvery-white, soft, ductile, and malleable metallic element with the symbol Al


Name: Parliament of Andalusia (Political body)
Description: The legislative branch of the government of Andalusia.


Name: In Tuscaloosa (Location)
Description: The city where it exists.


Name: Curved Growth Lines (Shape)
Description: The physical shape of the growth lines on sapphire crystals


Name: an increase in rates of infectious disease (Health problem)
Description: Result found from the archaeological research


Name: Early Bronze Age of Egypt (Historical Period)
Description: A period in the history of Ancient Egypt, lasting from about 3100 BC to 2686 BC.


Name: Aluminium oxide (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound formed by combining aluminum and oxygen


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe


Name: Kulturbrille allows a person to make sense of their culture, can blind us to things outsiders pick up immediately. (Statement)
Description: A statement that Kulturbrille allows a person to make sense of their culture, and can blind them to things outsiders pick up immediately.


Name: Radium Institute (Institution)
Description: Research conducted in chemistry, physics, and medicine


Name: Biological molecules (Organic compound)
Description: Molecules that have carbon as a central structure and are typically found in living organisms


Name: Maloja Pass (Pass)
Description: One of the main passes connecting the Engadin with the northern Grisons


Name: Auto Racing (Sport)
Description: A sport with significant achievements in Brazil.


Name: Ferrite with a small percentage of carbon in solution (Phase)
Description: A phase of steel that forms during the cooling process, containing a small amount of dissolved carbon


Name: Nuclear energy (Energy)
Description: Uranium is a key component of nuclear energy, used in nuclear power plants and nuclear weapons


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


Name: Calcium Cycling (Process)
Description: A process linking tectonics, climate, and the carbon cycle


Name: Carbon (Chemical Element)
Description: Element that can burn vigorously and brightly in high temperatures


Name: Catalan Parliament (Political body)
Description: The regional legislature of Catalonia


Name: Pure Silicon (Chemical Compound)
Description: Silicon with no impurities.


Name: democratic federal republic (government type)
Description: A type of government where power is divided between a central government and regional governments


Name: Crown of Bohemia (geographical region)
Description: The historic region of Bohemia, including present-day Czech Republic


Name: M1 inversion sites (Crystallographic Position)
Description: A specific crystallographic position


Name: Argentina (Country)
Description: A neighboring country of Brazil to the south.


Name: medium population density of Italian descent (population density)
Description: Medium population density of Brazil's rural areas with a significant number of Italian descendants


Name: Chur (city)
Description: The capital city of Grisons


Name: Greece (location)
Description: Ancient Greek peninsula


Name: Analogue of Nacre (Material)
Description: By engraving networks of wavy 3D 'micro-cracks' in glass.


Name: Kuhn's theory of scientific revolutions (or paradigm shifts) (scientific theory)
Description: a theory by Thomas Kuhn about how scientific knowledge changes


Name: Modernist Jewelry (Art Form)
Description: The art form supported by this social group


Name: Ancient Egypt (Historical Period)
Description: Refers to the era of Egyptian civilization before the Roman conquest.


Name: Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) (Inter-agency body)
Description: Formal inter-agency body that prescribes uniform principles, standards, and report forms for the federal examination of financial institutions in the United States


Name: 3.982 (Numeric value)
Description: The lowest recorded specific gravity of a fine leaf-green Jargoon.


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The color black, commonly associated with mourning and bereavement in the West.


Name: Battle of Jena–Auerstedt (Event)
Description: 1806 battle between France and Prussia


Name: Receptors in Human Eye (Biological Structure)
Description: Photoreceptor cells responsible for color vision


Name: Nuclear facilities in Russia (Infrastructure)
Description: The nuclear power plants, research reactors, and associated infrastructure located in Russia.


Name: New York County (Geographical Area)
Description: One of the five boroughs of New York City, known as Manhattan.


Name: Minoan pottery of Crete (Ancient artifact)
Description: Pottery produced during the Minoan period on the island of Crete.


Name: Terracotta Army (sculpture)
Description: Assembled for the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of a unified China


Name: Air Pollution (Phenomenon)
Description: The presence in the atmosphere of any solid or liquid substance in sufficient quantity and concentration to have a deleterious effect on living tissue, property, or the environment.


Name: supporting the long-term health and vitality of the Norwegian film industry (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute collaborates with Norwegian educational institutions, such as schools, universities, and training programs, to ensure a continuous supply of skilled, passionate, and innovative new filmmakers for the industry, maintaining the longevity and prosperity of Norwegian cinema


Name: Guaqueros' Loots (Commodity)
Description: Emeralds obtained by the Guaqueros


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in the Framework silicate group


Name: Oxidation (Process)
Description: -


Name: Global Economic Policy Discussions and Negotiations (Policy Discussion)
Description: Discussions and negotiations among countries regarding economic policies


Name: The work on Basalts (Book)
Description: The book edited by Hess


Name: Black Hills (Geographical location)
Description: A range located in South Dakota and southwestern South Dakota, Wyoming, and northeastern Colorado


Name: Oil shale (Geological material)
Description: A fine-grained sedimentary rock containing kerogen, a solid organic material


Name: industrial silica sand (Mining product)
Description: High purity quartzite is used to produce industrial silica sand.


Name: French Citizenship (Citizenship)
Description: The status of being a French citizen


Name: Carbon Monoxide (Gas)
Description: A gas produced during the combustion process of the yellow flame


Name: Gneisses, schists and granulites (Rock)
Description: -


Name: Ivittuut, Greenland (Location class)
Description: Only significant occurrence of cryolite


Name: Governing upper class (Social Group)
Description: The dominant ruling class of a society


Name: Conversion of liquid oxygen into gaseous form (Conversion)
Description: The purpose of using heat exchangers


Name: Serpentine Soil (Geological Material)
Description: Soil with a high concentration of serpentinite


Name: Plaza de toros in Ronda (Building)
Description: The oldest bullring still in use in Spain, built in 1784.


Name: KARADENİZ – BLACK SEA – ЧЕРНОЕ МОРЕ (Journal)
Description: The journal where the article was published


Name: Modern Round Brilliant Diamond (Variant of Round Brilliant Diamond)
Description: The modern version of the round brilliant diamond


Name: No party has majority support (political situation)
Description: A situation where no political party gains a majority of seats in the House of Representatives


Name: France (Country)
Description: Western European country


Name: Botanical Monuments (Natural Feature)
Description: Several botanical monuments like fir 'of the hundred elbows', spruce in Gobeljska Reka and three mountain sycamores in Kriva Reka


Name: Aluminium isotopes (chemical compound)
Description: Isotopes of aluminum


Name: Russian forces (MilitaryUnit)
Description: The military forces of the Russian Federation


Name: Greenschist facies (Geological phenomenon)
Description: Can give rise to amphibolite facies assemblages and granulite facies under continued burial


Name: Monastic halls, lecture halls, bell towers and pagodas (East Asian Buddhist structure)
Description: Structures used in East Asian Buddhist institutions


Name: European Civil Service (Governmental Body)
Description: The civil service that administers the institutions of the European Union


Name: Peafowl (Animal species)
Description: Terrestrial feeders that are believed to be polygamous.


Name: dahirs (Legislation)
Description: Decrees with the force of law issued by the King of Morocco


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: Hard, brittle material obtained from the fusion at high temperature of silica (silicon dioxide), soda (sodium oxide) and lime (calcium oxide)


Name: Koxinga and his men (Han Chinese rebel group)
Description: Han Chinese rebels led by Koxinga


Name: British Lieutenant (Military_Officer)
Description: A British military officer who was allegedly mistreated in Mocha.


Name: new species of reptiles (Concept)
Description: The type of species described in the work


Name: Gold (commodity)
Description: The gold stored in this depository


Name: In Montgomery (Location)
Description: The city where I-85 starts its journey.


Name: Aristotle (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath during the Classical period.


Name: AlkalineEarthMetal (ChemicalClassification)
Description: Calcium belongs to the class of Alkaline Earth Metals.


Name: Christian Democratic Union and the Social Democratic Party of Germany (Political party)
Description: Dominant parties in German politics since 1949


Name: Diamonds (Natural Resource)
Description: A precious stone mined in Sierra Leone


Name: Settlers' Lifestyle (lifestyle)
Description: The lifestyle of the Polynesian settlers in New Zealand


Name: Yogo Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A type of sapphire that does not require heat treating and is generally free of inclusions, known for its cornflower blue color.


Name: beauty, intelligence, and longevity when worn over the heart (benefits)
Description: In India


Name: And played a key role in suppressing the revolutions and maintaining his rule (Monarchs)
Description: Friedrich Wilhelm IV was the ruler of Prussia during the Revolutions of 1848. He played a key role in suppressing the revolutions and maintaining his rule


Name: Cuauhnahuac (today Cuernavaca) (Aztec city-state)
Description: A city-state in the valley of Morelos


Name: Public sector employment (France) (Employment Sector)
Description: Employment in the public sector of France


Name: Specific Seashell Fossil (Fossil)
Description: A specific type of fossilized seashell


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Cutting and Polishing (Process)
Description: A process that enhances the fire and brilliance of diamonds


Name: Hu Shih and Lu Xun (Person)
Description: Pioneers in modern Chinese literature


Name: plants (Taxonomic group)
Description: A taxonomic category encompassing non-animal organisms.


Name: Fashion (Industry)
Description: An industry associated with clothing, accessories, and design.


Name: Scholars (Occupation)
Description: Given as the context


Name: more than 1.2 million Asian Americans (PopulationGroup)
Description: The group of more than 1.2 million Asian Americans in New York City


Name: Self-regulation (Concrete Concept)
Description: Members have self-regulation


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


Name: Diverse cultures (Culture)
Description: Various cultures of India


Name: Yoga Sutras (text)
Description: A classical text for the Hindu Yoga tradition


Name: Portrait sculpture (type of sculpture)
Description: A type of sculpture that is made to resemble a specific person.


Name: Pro-Qing High Officials (Group)
Description: A group of high officials who proclaimed the Republic of Formosa


Name: Dutch and Afrikaans (Languages)
Description: West Germanic languages that are most closely related to Standard German


Name: Lighter Bands in Gneiss (Rock Layers)
Description: Layers that appear as bands in cross section of gneiss rocks and contain relatively more felsic minerals


Name: Growing hair on the front of the head (custom)
Description: Symbol of their rebellion against the Qing dynasty


Name: Population distribution (Maggia) (statistical data)
Description: Age distribution of the population in Maggia as of 2009


Name: Post-war migrants (Migration)
Description: New fusion dishes


Name: State and Local Governments (Government Entity)
Description: Government entities using the NIGP Code for various purposes


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: The region where Chiqui Carabante is from.


Name: other non-indigenous peoples such as the Kassites, Aramaeans and Chaldeans, as well as by its Assyrian neighbours. (People)
Description: Various ethnic groups that ruled Babylonia at different points in history.


Name: 7,491 kilometers (4,655 mi) (Measurement)
Description: The length of the coastline of Brazil


Name: Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation (Policy)
Description: A policy offering amnesty to guerrillas and government security forces


Name: Gravity Conditions (Physical Condition)
Description: The state of a celestial body with respect to the pull of its own gravity, including normal gravity and microgravity or zero gravity.


Name: New York Times (News outlet)
Description: A renowned American newspaper


Name: Scythe (Harvesting tool)
Description: Used to cut the field of grain before sheafing


Name: Small silver fractions (Hemiobol) (Artifact)
Description: Small silver coins minted by the Ionian Greeks in the late sixth century BC


Name: English Language Learning (Subject)
Description: English taught to some children in Tunisia as part of English Language Learning


Name: Pterobilin, phorcabilin, sarpedobilin (Compound)
Description: Blue pigments used by certain animals


Name: Taiwan (country)
Description: The country that became a leader in jewelry processing and jade export due to the production of Taiwan Jade


Name: Ministry for the Development of the Negev and Galilee (Governmental Organization)
Description: A governmental organization that proposed moving the national archive of Israel to Arad.


Name: Children worldwide (Human Population)
Description: Young individuals suffering from diseases due to Zinc deficiency


Name: Kyiv (City)
Description: Head office location


Name: Breasts (Body Part)
Description: Breasts of Minoan women


Name: Microscopic tubelike cavities or needle-like inclusions of rutile (Inclusions)
Description: The cat's eye effect is produced by microscopic tubelike cavities or needle-like inclusions of rutile


Name: Catholic Church (Religion)
Description: One of the major Christian denominations in Switzerland


Name: 1830 (Year)
Description: The year Greece became a modern nation state


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: The country where the revolution took place


Name: Women (Han Chinese) (gender)
Description: Females during Han Chinese era


Name: At Dusk and Dawn (Time of Day)
Description: Active periods for hunting and scavenging


Name: Lithium (regulation) (Resource Regulation)
Description: Overview of the regulatory framework governing lithium production, including safety standards, environmental protection, and labor laws


Name: Black Belt region (Geographical region)
Description: A geographic area in the southern United States primarily populated by African Americans.


Name: Largest stockpile of nuclear weapons (Military Resource)
Description: Over half of the world's nuclear weapons are owned by Russia.


Name: Beryl, cryolite, garnet, spinel, and turquoise (Minerals)
Description: Six minerals in which aluminium occurs.


Name: law no. 2006–1666 in 2007 (Legislation)
Description: legal document that gave Monnaie de Paris its autonomy and legal personality


Name: December 2014 (Date)
Description: Month of December, year of 2014


Name: Indo-Greek kingdom (Ancient Kingdom)
Description: Established in the Indian subcontinent from the Hellenistic Greco-Bactrian kingdom.


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A material used commonly in optics and glassware


Name: Expansion (Wikipedia) (Wiki Concept)
Description: The process of improving, expanding, and maintaining Wikipedia articles


Name: Substantial forestry businesses (Industry)
Description: Businesses related to forestry


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


Name: Mesopotamia (Place)
Description: Location where polished copper mirrors were crafted from 4000 BCE


Name: Pores and cells of dead organism (Structure)
Description: The internal structure of the dead organism where mineral-laden water permeates during silicification.


Name: Northern Ireland's Orange Order (Organization)
Description: Protestant fraternal organisation in Northern Ireland


Name: city of Agra, tomb of Sher Shah Suri (geographical_location, historical_figure)
Description: Afghanistan has links with India, particularly the city of Agra and the tomb of Sher Shah Suri


Name: Great Powers (alliance)
Description: The coalition of European powers that united the Low Countries into a single kingdom


Name: Hydrous Minerals (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Minerals that dehydrate at certain pressure-temperature conditions.


Name: recycling (Waste Treatment)
Description: The process of recovering and converting waste materials into new materials or products


Name: Visitor (People)
Description: Individuals visiting a place


Name: jade (mineral)
Description: a mineral used in ornamental carvings, beads, and cabochon cut gemstones


Name: Mosses and ferns (Plant Family)
Description: Other plant families found in the flora of North Macedonia


Name: Various Analytes (Analyte)
Description: Substances that can be detected by nanodiamond sensors


Name: Organic remains (type of material)
Description: Remains or residue of a once-living organism


Name: Pōmare I (Monarch)
Description: The first monarch of the Pōmare Dynasty


Name: Muskrats (Mammal)
Description: Species of muskrat hunted by red foxes


Name: Unakite (in the Blue Ridge Mountains) (Geological Structure)
Description: An epidotized augen gneiss exhibiting foliation structures.


Name: Nijmegen and Voorburg (Towns)
Description: Arose along the Limes Germanicus


Name: biotechnology sector (Industry)
Description: A field that combines aspects of biology, technology, and engineering to create new products and technologies.


Name: Christians (Religious Group)
Description: Followers of Christianity


Name: Scuba divers (profession)
Description: Profession of individuals who practice scuba diving


Name: Hotels (Accommodation establishment)
Description: An establishment providing lodging paid on a short-term basis


Name: Ceres (dwarf planet) (planet)
Description: A dwarf planet located in the asteroid belt


Name: Jewellers (occupation)
Description: Professionals who create, design and sell jewelry


Name: Choice of iṣṭa devatā (Personal preference)
Description: The choice made by an individual Hindu regarding their preferred manifestation of Ishvara


Name: Geert Wilders' Party for Freedom (Political Party)
Description: The political party founded by Geert Wilders


Name: Tektites (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The number of tektites that have been identified.


Name: consumer_price_index (Economy)
Description: A statistical index that measures the average change in prices of goods and services purchased by households over time


Name: New Jersey (State)
Description: The 3rd state to join the United States, located in the northeastern region of the country.


Name: Countess Henrietta d'Oultremont (Nobility)
Description: She married William I in 1841


Name: V2 (Brain region)
Description: Second visual area, where cells most strongly tuned to color are clustered


Name: Archean cratons (Geographical feature)
Description: Various ancient rock structures


Name: Spanish speakers in Morocco (Population group)
Description: Approximately 1,536,590 individuals who speak Spanish


Name: Head of the Charles race (Sport Event)
Description: An annual rowing competition held on the Charles River in October.


Name: Germanic Tribes (Historical Entity)
Description: Various groups of people inhabiting central and northern Europe, especially during the Middle Ages


Name: City of Skopje (Municipality)
Description: A group of ten municipalities that form the capital city of North Macedonia


Name: Diamond Cutting in Indian subcontinent (Process)
Description: In terms of the time when the first diamond processing took place.


Name: 40,000 years ago to present (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which the art was created


Name: Impressive and desirable sapphires (Quality of sapphire)
Description: Large sapphires can be very impressive and are often highly sought after by collectors and jewelry buyers


Name: Younger_granite (Geological_formation)
Description: A type of intrusive igneous rock.


Name: Tsar Boris I of Bulgaria (historical figure)
Description: ruler who established the Ohrid Literary School


Name: Private universities (Educational Institution)
Description: Universities in Australia that are privately owned


Name: O Quatrilho (Fábio Barreto, 1995), O Que É Isso, Companheiro? (Bruno Barreto, 1997) and Central do Brasil (Walter Salles, 1998) (movie)
Description: The movies O Quatrilho (Fábio Barreto, 1995), O Que É Isso, Companheiro? (Bruno Barreto, 1997) and Central do Brasil (Walter Salles, 1998)


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire in which Chios remained a part until 1912


Name: its host matrix (Geological feature)
Description: Is often found detached from its original matrix.


Name: Lamination (Sedimentary Structure)
Description: A layered arrangement of sediments.


Name: Young men (Group of People)
Description: Men who receive conscription orders for training in the Swiss Armed Forces


Name: Kintamani mountainous region (Bali) (Geographical Region)
Description: A mountainous region in Bali named after the Cintamani.


Name: Planets (personifications) (Astrological object)
Description: Personifications of planets based on their astrological traits, developed by Muslim artists


Name: dealing with the threat of smuggling to Germany (Event)
Description: The event where the Office of Strategic Services was enlisted


Name: Lithium (collaboration for stability) (Resource Supply Collaboration)
Description: The suggestion that collaboration among countries and industries is necessary to ensure a stable and sustainable lithium supply


Name: Culture (Social Phenomenon)
Description: Ways of living built up by a group of people and passed from one generation to the next


Name: Filigree (Art)
Description: A technique of metalworking


Name: Journeyman (Canada) (profession)
Description: A journeyman in Canada who has completed the Interprovincial Standards Red Seal Program


Name: Euboea, Attica and Boeotia (Region)
Description: Regions in ancient Greece that were occupied by Persian forces following the battles of Thermopylae and Artemisium


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A strong and durable metal used in the construction of various items.


Name: Iran (Country)
Description: A country in Western Asia


Name: IGI Ultimate Cut Grade (program)
Description: A grading system for diamonds that evaluates the overall cut and proportions of a diamond.


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


Name: June 1, 2016 (date)
Description: the date the Gotthard Base Tunnel was opened


Name: any two similar spherical triangles (Geometric object)
Description: Two identical spherical triangles due to their similarity


Name: Synthetic Sapphire Production (Process)
Description: The process of producing synthetic sapphire on a large scale


Name: Darwin Glass (artifact)
Description: Was widely used by Aboriginal Tasmanians for toolmaking and trade


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


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The largest country in the world by land area.


Name: Additive Color Systems (Class of Color Systems)
Description: Color systems that use light to create a new color


Name: Chaouis (Berber tribe)
Description: A Berber tribe inhabiting eastern Algeria and western Libya


Name: Palais Rohan and the Porte Cailhau (Historical Site)
Description: Notable historical sites in Bordeaux.


Name: remaining population (demographic group)
Description: the portion of the Chinese population not included in the 'Chinese folk religion' category


Name: Pedro Ximénez or Moscatel (wine)
Description: Sweet grape varieties used to produce sweet sherry


Name: recent years (Time_period)
Description: The most recent period of time


Name: Calcium Ions (Ca2+) (Ion)
Description: Calcium Ions maintain the potential difference across excitable cell membranes.


Name: German Government (Organization)
Description: The government of Germany


Name: Disko Island, West Greenland (Geographical Entity)
Description: Specific location where telluric iron is described


Name: High-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) method (Method)
Description: A method of synthetic diamond production


Name: greater linguistic rights for Berber languages and greater official and social recognition of Amazigh culture (Goal)
Description: The desire for increased support for Berber dialects and acknowledgment of Amazigh heritage


Name: between 70 and 100 square kilometers (Area)
Description: The size of a typical Altepetl


Name: Dirillo River or Achates (River)
Description: The river where Theophrastus discovered Agate and gave it its name.


Name: Semiconductor industry (industry)
Description: The industry that produces semiconductors


Name: Water deity (Mythological entity)
Description: A water deity who tells Hoori that whistling can create winds (implicitly tides).


Name: Bǎo treasure (Term)
Description: The name given to imperial seals by Empress Wu Zetian


Name: Painters and drawers active in the Upper Rhine region (Geographical region and artistic profession)
Description: The focus of the collection


Name: Enlightenment philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: Philosophical movement advocating for reason, individualism and separation of church and state


Name: Recovery of torcs (Historical event)
Description: The recovery of 183 torcs from the Celtic dead after this battle


Name: San Juan Basin (New Mexico) (geographical_area)
Description: A basin located in New Mexico, USA


Name: Soul or fixed substance (Concept)
Description: Permanent self or unchanging, eternal soul found in other religions


Name: 19th century (Time Period)
Description: A period from 1801 to 1900.


Name: Shintōshū (Literary Work)
Description: Describes the origins of Japanese deities from a Buddhist perspective


Name: Time period (Temporal)
Description: The time period when the Tissint Meteorite was ejected from Mars


Name: Metals (Compound)
Description: The substances found in the sediments of the Geul River


Name: War effort (event)
Description: The military and strategic efforts during the war with Belgium


Name: Korean Buddhism (BuddhistSchool)
Description: The form of Buddhism that was influenced by Chan Buddhism


Name: Ceramic Armor (Product)
Description: Armour made from ceramics due to its high hardiness


Name: Creative Entrepreneur (Person)
Description: A creative entrepreneur who created diamond-on-diamond doublets


Name: Uranium-lead (U-Pb), fission-track, U+Th/He, and imaging cathodoluminescence emission from fast electrons (Method)
Description: Techniques used for determining the age of zircon


Name: Rwanda Flag (Symbol)
Description: The national flag of Rwanda.


Name: 1709 (Year)
Description: A year in the 18th century


Name: Brazil's first financial institutions (Financial institution)
Description: The first financial systems established in Brazil


Name: Crimea (geographical region)
Description: A peninsula in southeastern Europe and western Asia


Name: Denmark (Country)
Description: Nordic country located in northern Europe


Name: M1941 Cutlass (Weapon)
Description: A variant of the M1917 cutlass used by Marines during the Pacific War


Name: Cosmetic product marketing (Marketing)
Description: The promotion and distribution of cosmetic products to consumers


Name: Organic Compound (Chemical Substance)
Description: A broad category of chemical compounds that include hydrocarbons


Name: Intellectual things (abstract)
Description: Also known as 'the little grey cells'.


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Represents truth


Name: Classic Rose Cut (specific type of rose cut)
Description: A circular in outline variation of the rose cut.


Name: Coal (Mineralogy)
Description: A fossil fuel composed primarily of carbon, formed from the remains of ancient plants.


Name: Agriculture (Sector)
Description: Economic sector focused on crop and livestock production.


Name: Purity of their blue hue (Evaluation criteria)
Description: Criterion used for evaluating blue sapphires


Name: Møre og Romsdal (County)
Description: A county in western Norway


Name: Handling of the 2004 Orange Revolution (Event)
Description: The event for which law enforcement agencies faced criticism


Name: Cold-Hardy Species of Trees and Shrubs (Vegetation)
Description: Grown in Ticino due to its mild climate


Name: Elizabeth Fritsch (Person)
Description: Developed a hand built flattened coil technique in stoneware smoothed and refined into accurately profiled forms


Name: nine out of ten climate vulnerability dimensions (Concept)
Description: Specific aspects that determine the extent of a country's vulnerability to climate change


Name: Rudolf Hess's remains (Remains)
Description: The physical remains of Rudolf Hess


Name: Belgian Vieille-Montagne mine (Mine)
Description: The place where willemite was first discovered.


Name: Elevated Temperature (Geological Condition)
Description: Temperature conditions above 150 °C


Name: Chemical energy for growth (energy)
Description: Energy that plants use to fuel their metabolic processes.


Name: Disentis (city)
Description: A municipality in the Surselva district, in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland.


Name: Valleys (in Oppdal) (NaturalFeature)
Description: Valleys found within the municipality of Oppdal, Norway


Name: William Eaton, 2nd Baron Cheylesmore (Person)
Description: A leading British collector of mezzotints


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


Name: Quarry 2 (Marble Quarry)
Description: One of the three initial quarries at Yule Marble


Name: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Boston, Massachusetts


Name: Lyric in the song America the Beautiful (Lyric)
Description: The phrase 'purple mountains' majesty', which refers to the purple colored mountains.


Name: have at least some confidence in churches in the state (Religious Belief)
Description: People who have some level of faith or trust in churches within Alabama


Name: Lieutenant Governor of Alabama (State official)
Description: A member of the executive branch in the state of Alabama


Name: Six Arts of gentlemen (Group of knowledge or skills)
Description: Group of six traditional disciplines that were believed to be the foundation of a gentleman's education in ancient China


Name: Emperor Wen of Liang or Emperor Yang Jian (person)
Description: Emperor Wen of Liang or Emperor Yang Jian was another name for Tang Gaozu


Name: Population (Demographics)
Description: The population demographics of Spain.


Name: Prague Spring (Political Event)
Description: A political movement in Czechoslovakia for democratic socialism and greater national sovereignty


Name: Concept of wearable art (Idea)
Description: Refers to the idea of jewelry as an art form


Name: Dead Sea Basin (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical area that is home to the Hatrurim Formation


Name: Counterfeiting deterrence (Action)
Description: To prevent counterfeiters from using early camera equipment to duplicate banknotes


Name: Dams (Structure)
Description: A barrier built across a river or stream to hold back water and create a reservoir


Name: Mirror (Artifact Depiction)
Description: Depictions of mirrors as artifacts in paintings and book illuminations


Name: Red corals (Shapes)
Description: The shape of red corals.


Name: London (City)
Description: The capital city of the United Kingdom


Name: Composite Materials (Material Science)
Description: A material made by combining two or more materials to produce a new substance with enhanced properties.


Name: Red and Yellow Colors Combination (Color Combination)
Description: The combination of the colors red and yellow together.


Name: Unknown (Not specified)
Description: The buyer of the diamond in 1987 is not specified in the text


Name: peridotite xenoliths (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks contained within other rocks.


Name: 23.8 million people (Quantity)
Description: The population of Germany as of 2022


Name: the fish-hook offered by Hiko-hoho-demi no Mikoto (Action)
Description: The action of refusing to receive the fish-hook


Name: African and Eurasian tectonic plates (Tectonic Plate)
Description: Two major tectonic plates in the Earth's crust


Name: Renaissance (Artistic Period)
Description: A period of artistic and cultural reawakening in Europe


Name: Serpentinite Outcrops (Geological Feature)
Description: Species of plants, such as Clarkia franciscana, are adapted to living on serpentinite outcrops


Name: Trojan Epic Cycle (Mythology)
Description: Ancient Greek literature and mythology related to Mycenaean Greece


Name: North American foxhounds (Animal Group)
Description: Hound breed used for fox hunting in North America


Name: Visible parts of Berber Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Areas of traditional Berber jewellery where niello technique is used


Name: Royal Court (Historical Institution)
Description: The administrative body serving the sovereign of a kingdom.


Name: the New England Economic Review (Economic Report)
Description: A quarterly journal published by The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston


Name: Action Fraud (Reporting Centre)
Description: The UK's national fraud and cyber crime reporting centre


Name: Average Number of People per Household (Statistic)
Description: The average number of people per household in Cresciano


Name: world (Planet)
Description: The third planet from the Sun and the only astronomical object known to harbor life.


Name: Turbidites (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of underwater deposit that forms from a turbidity current


Name: Indochina (Geographical region)
Description: The southeast Asian region including Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia


Name: Mycenaean walls (Architectural Structure)
Description: Walls found in various Mycenaean citadels and settlements.


Name: Nature (Physical environment)
Description: The physical world or universe outside a particular environment, especially the land, water, and sky


Name: Semicircle (Geometric Shape)
Description: A semicircle surrounding Mount Somma, with the northeast being its focus.


Name: kolts (Artifact)
Description: Kolts were used to decorate headbands in woman's jewellery


Name: Constitution of 1920 (Legislation)
Description: The constitution passed in 1920 that renamed the Staatsrat as Bundesregierung and Nationalversammlung as Nationalrat


Name: Modern Greek painters and sculptors (Artist)
Description: Greek academic art of the 19th century can be seen as a precursor to Modern Greek painters and sculptors.


Name: Biserk and Sarany, Russia (Location)
Description: Another Russian locality known to bear uvarovite


Name: Hala Sultan Tekke on Cyprus, Tiryns, Mesopotamian records (Textual Records)
Description: Places and texts where pomegranate is mentioned.


Name: Metasomatism (Geological Process)
Description: The circulation of fluids through buried rock


Name: High Density and Thermal Conductivity (Property Classification)
Description: No further information provided


Name: Brazilian Catholic Church (Religious entity)
Description: Resulting faith from the meeting of the Catholic Church with local religious traditions


Name: Senate (Legislative body)
Description: The upper house of the bicameral legislature of the United States, consisting of 100 members called senators.


Name: Machinery malfunctioning (Event)
Description: An unexpected failure or malfunction of machinery


Name: Piercing the fabric (function of a part)
Description: The point of the needle is used to pierce the fabric during sewing.


Name: Local Interstellar Cloud (Interstellar cloud)
Description: The Local Interstellar Cloud (LIC) is a low-density region of space that the Solar System is currently transiting.


Name: Hardwoods (such as oak, box/boxwood, and lime/linden) (Natural materials)
Description: Stronger types of wood used for sculpture


Name: Schools in Balkh, Kunduz, Jowzjan, Sar-I-Pul, Faryab, and the Day Kundi provinces (Educational Institution)
Description: Schools for girls aged 12 and above in these specific provinces of Afghanistan


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


Name: Thermal Insulation (Property)
Description: A material's ability to resist heat flow.


Name: Eurasia during the Middle Pleistocene at least 400,000 years ago (Time and geographical region)
Description: -


Name: Evechinus chloroticus (Species)
Description: A species of sea urchin found in New Zealand


Name: Engineering and Technology Development (Technological Advancement)
Description: Development of engineering and technology in human society


Name: Greek Colonies (Historical Entity)
Description: Greek colonies established on the north-eastern shore of the Black Sea


Name: Refugees (MigrationStatus)
Description: Due to crisis in nearby countries


Name: FairPhone Foundation (Non-profit organization)
Description: Raises awareness of conflict minerals in the mobile industry and produces a smartphone with fair conditions along the supply chain.


Name: American Physical Society (Organization)
Description: Professional organization for physicists in the United States


Name: Blue-colored chalcedony (mineral variety)
Description: Sometimes referred to as 'blue chrysoprase' if the color is sufficiently rich.


Name: 1992 Consensus (Political Agreement)
Description: The political agreement reached in 1992 between the ARATS and SEF.


Name: Han dynasty (Historical period)
Description: The dynasty during which the mentioned group was dressed in a similar manner


Name: American Association of Physics Teachers Metric Committee (Organization)
Description: Specified the usage of radians in physical quantities.


Name: Public Safety, Property, and Habitat Modification (Subject)
Description: Factors that local authorities may consider when managing Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Body Parts (leaves and roots) (Organic Matter)
Description: Living organisms shed body parts like leaves and roots.


Name: Pamplona (Geographical Location)
Description: City in northern Spain


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


Name: Dislocation (Physical entity)
Description: A line defect in an atomic lattice


Name: Living Organisms (Life Forms)
Description: Organisms that contribute to the geologic cycle


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: A potential future significant source of diamonds, with new finds at Diavik and Ekati mines


Name: Kingsbridge branch (2019) (Library Branch)
Description: The current structure of the Kingsbridge branch located at 3874 Sedgwick Avenue


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


Name: Aztec stone sculptures (Artwork)
Description: Stone sculptures now displayed in museums as unadorned rock


Name: 1882 (Time Entity)
Description: The year when Gotthard Railway was opened.


Name: Yule Creek Valley (GeographicalLocation)
Description: A valley located in West Elk Mountains of Colorado, USA


Name: From Having Rounded Points to Sharpened Edges (Change)
Description: The development of the blade from a rounded tip to a sharpened edge for increased efficiency.


Name: High-Quality Recyclables, Energy Recovery (Recycling Outputs, Energy Source)
Description: Outputs that are of a high quality for recycling or can be used as an energy source


Name: mallow-green stone (Botanical Reference)
Description: The mallow plant


Name: Tunisian poetry (Literature)
Description: Tunisian literature in the form of poetry


Name: process of migmatite formation (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which migmatites are formed


Name: University Town (Urban Area)
Description: A collective term for the major campuses of University of Athens and National Technical University of Athens


Name: Middle Ages and Renaissance (Time period)
Description: A period in European history


Name: cultural development and standardisation of French (development)
Description: during the French Renaissance


Name: Text amulets (Artifact)
Description: Amulets containing text, often used for protection.


Name: Anthraconite (Mineral)
Description: A form of black to grey, bituminous bearing marble or limestone that produces an unpleasant odour when struck or rubbed.


Name: Alpine homes (buildings)
Description: Homes in the Alps


Name: dolmens at the Cueva de Menga and the Dolmen de Viera (archaeological site)
Description: important megaliths


Name: Symbolism_of_the_Templo_Mayor (essay)
Description: An essay on the symbolism of the Templo Mayor


Name: HealthAndPharmaceuticalGoods (Product)
Description: One of the exported products by Switzerland


Name: precipitation of aragonite (Geological Feature)
Description: The process by which a mineral separates from a solution to form a solid


Name: High Council of Defence (Governmental Body)
Description: A government body that commands the Italian Armed Forces


Name: Star Carr (archeological site)
Description: The Star Carr Pendant was discovered at the site of Star Carr.


Name: Stratified Drift Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: A deposit of unconsolidated sedimentary material formed during a glacial period


Name: Slavery (Institution)
Description: The practice of owning and controlling people as property.


Name: 16th and 17th centuries (Time Period)
Description: Centuries in Greek history considered a 'dark age' with the prospect of overthrowing Ottoman rule appearing remote.


Name: combined area (Area)
Description: The total combined area of New England, including water surfaces


Name: Metal or metal oxide deposition (ChemicalEntity)
Description: Deposition of metallic or oxidized material on a surface.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: The geographical region, its people, or other entities that constitute the state of Norway.


Name: Firmness, commodity and delight (architectural principles)
Description: Three principles of good building according to Vitruvius


Name: Treich-Lapène the governor of Ivory Coast (Position)
Description: The position of governing Ivory Coast.


Name: Ferrohortonolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral variety in the olivine series composed of 70% to 90% fayalite and 30% to 10% forsterite or Fe/(Fe+Mg) ratio of 0.7 to 0.9


Name: Various buildings surrounding the citadel of Mycenae (Building)
Description: Structures that were attacked and burned around 1250 BC.


Name: Late Minoan I (Historical Era)
Description: continued to prosper despite the Thera volcano eruption


Name: strengthening Norway's connection with the global film community (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute encourages cultural exchange, facilitating cooperation between Norway and other nations, enriching both the Norwegian film industry and international cinema, enhancing Norway's ties with the global film community


Name: Quartz mining (Mining activity)
Description: Activity used to extract quartz from open pit mines.


Name: Largest Faceted Gem-Quality Blue Sapphires (Size Comparison)
Description: Comparisons based on size with other large faceted blue sapphires


Name: Municipalities (Local governments)
Description: Local governing bodies in Spain


Name: red fireworks and flares (Physical object)
Description: Explosive devices used for entertainment or signaling


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


Name: The Board of Estimate and Apportionment (Organization)
Description: Governing body created as a result of charter revision


Name: Sturgis Motorcycle Rally (Event)
Description: An annual motorcycle rally held in Sturgis, the Northern Hills


Name: Adult human kidney (Organ)
Description: The organ that generates the filtrate.


Name: Masinissa (person)
Description: The King of Numidia from 202 BC to 148 BC


Name: Iron Ore (Substance)
Description: Raw material used to produce pig iron


Name: Cupri fodina (Latin_name)
Description: The Latin name of Miedzianka (town)


Name: Damascus Steel (Material)
Description: A type of steel developed around AD 500 in Damascus, Syria.


Name: Extinct (Animal Status)
Description: An animal that no longer exists


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


Name: Concentration of Silicon throughout the ocean (Environmental factor)
Description: Diatoms greatly contribute to the concentration of silicon due to their productivity


Name: Acid Baths (Printmaking Equipment)
Description: Equipment used in certain printmaking processes.


Name: Democratic Party (political party)
Description: The political party that used the song in their campaign.


Name: Blue pyrope–spessartine garnets (Mineral)
Description: A type of garnet that changes color from blue-green to purple depending on the color temperature of viewing light.


Name: Use of precious materials (Materials)
Description: Use of gold, silver and gemstones in conventional or fine jewelry


Name: Use of Jade in Silla Royalty and Burials (Cultural Practice)
Description: The practice of using jade, particularly comma-shaped ones, in gold crowns of Silla royalty and sumptuous elite burials.


Name: Gemma Augustea, Gonzaga Cameo and the 'Great Cameo of France' (Artwork)
Description: Large cameos produced in great quantity


Name: shanku (Clothing)
Description: short jacket and ku attire worn by peasants during Three Kingdoms and early Jin dynasty


Name: Southeast Asia (location)
Description: Origin of the Tahitians


Name: Norway spruce (TreeSpecies)
Description: A species of spruce native to Europe and Asia


Name: Berkeley Blue (Color)
Description: A specific shade used as one of the official colors of the University of California, Berkeley.


Name: COVID-19 pandemic (Event)
Description: The global pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus


Name: Pan American (Company)
Description: An American airline founded in 1927


Name: Liquid metal telescopes (Mirror type)
Description: A specialized mirror made of a surface of liquid metal.


Name: Marrakesh (City)
Description: One of the cities with a population over 500,000 in Morocco


Name: American Revolutionary War (War)
Description: A war fought between Great Britain and thirteen of its North American colonies which declared independence in 1776


Name: Localtities in Valais (Settlements)
Description: The localities served by PostBus Switzerland in Valais


Name: Southern colonies (Geographical region)
Description: The colonies in the Southern United States


Name: Titanium nitride (Compound)
Description: A form of titanium that forms when it reacts with nitrogen


Name: Mirror Image (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: The image of an object that is reflected in a mirror


Name: Uqba (Person)
Description: A historical figure associated with early Arab conquests


Name: Aorta (anatomical structure)
Description: The large artery that carries oxygenated blood from the heart to the body


Name: Many children, including the Ōyashima (Deity)
Description: Offspring of Izanagi and Izanami, some of whom became the islands of Japan


Name: Miss C. Aubert (Person)
Description: A designer who designed the coat of arms for Arendal


Name: Syphax (Person)
Description: Berber King who supported Carthage


Name: Persephone (Goddess)
Description: Goddess of the underworld


Name: Most of the remaining carbonate rock (Geological portion)
Description: The majority of the carbonate rock not accounted for in 20% to 25%.


Name: Federal courts (Court)
Description: Courts with jurisdiction at the federal level


Name: Higher Education Board (Government Department)
Description: A Turkish government department responsible for overseeing all state and private universities in Turkey.


Name: Samuel Johnson (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: 'yosegi zukuri' (woodworking technique)
Description: A combination of several woods


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


Name: The Medieval Climate Anomaly or the Medieval Warm Period (Historical Event)
Description: Period of global warming in the late Middle Ages


Name: Pearl (Religious Poem)
Description: A Middle English religious poem.


Name: Northcote–Trevelyan model (Civil service model)
Description: Implemented in the UK and had a great international influence


Name: 'vallenato' (Musical rhythm)
Description: A musical rhythm that originated from the Caribbean coast


Name: the first president of Afghanistan (Political Position)
Description: Refers to Daoud Khan assuming the office of President of Afghanistan


Name: Vistula (River)
Description: The river located to the east of Great Moravia


Name: Sputtering (Subprocess of Dielectric coatings)
Description: A technique used for depositing dielectric materials onto a substrate by bombarding the substrate with ions from a solid target.


Name: Intestine (Organ)
Description: A part of the digestive system where nutrients are absorbed.


Name: Some regions of Mexico (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions where the staple foods have retained their original Nahuatl names


Name: Yes (Boolean Value)
Description: The Weaire–Phelan structure is found as a crystal structure in chemistry


Name: Iron Pyrite (Compound)
Description: A mineral composed of iron and sulfur with the chemical formula FeS2


Name: Berber confederation (Group)
Description: A confederation of North African indigenous tribes and Berber clans


Name: North-central Region (Geographical Area)
Description: The north-central region


Name: 88% of those surveyed (Survey respondent)
Description: -


Name: European economies (Economy)
Description: The economic system of Europe


Name: Otto Bauer (Person)
Description: An Austrian politician and a key figure in the Social Democratic Party


Name: Black Uniform (Military Uniform)
Description: Used by various military units


Name: St. Agatha of Sicily (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Agatha, also known as Santa Agata, was an early Christian saint and virgin martyr venerated in the Catholic Church


Name: Metal and jewels (material)
Description: The original ornament that later became called a ferronnière was popular in 15th-century Italy, where it could be made from metal or jewels.


Name: bloody campaigns (military action)
Description: Military conflicts resulting in heavy casualties


Name: Gabriel Camps (Ethnologist)
Description: Colonial-era ethnologist who traced Berber motifs to pre-Islamic times


Name: Alhambra complex, Generalife and the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba (architecture)
Description: famous Islamic and Moorish architecture


Name: Orange Revolution (political event)
Description: A major protest against Yanukovych in 2004 due to election rigging


Name: Electronics (technology)
Description: Technologies that deal with the generation, utilization, and control of electronic information


Name: Qing dynasty (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history from 1644 to 1912.


Name: Titanium Nitride (Osbornite) (Mineral Inclusion)
Description: A mineral inclusion found in Carbonado Diamond


Name: Western Woodcut (Art Technique)
Description: Printing technique using wooden blocks for printing on paper in the Western tradition


Name: Kaolinite and pyrophyllite (Specific minerals)
Description: Two examples of dioctahedral clay minerals


Name: Austria-Hungary (Multinational_realm)
Description: The Austro-Hungarian Empire was a constitutional monarchy in Central and Eastern Europe


Name: Sky (Broadcaster)
Description: Sky is a satellite pay-TV broadcaster.


Name: Germany's military expenditure (Expenditure)
Description: The spending of Germany on its military


Name: Lack of Coins (Monetary System)
Description: The inability to effectively collect taxes, customs and fines.


Name: Each province (province)
Description: An individual administrative division in Afghanistan


Name: NATO Global Partner (Affiliation)
Description: A designation for countries that collaborate with NATO on a variety of issues.


Name: Higher levels of exposure to Manganese in drinking water (Exposure Level)
Description: Increased levels of Manganese in drinking water


Name: Mediterranean Sea (Sea)
Description: Body of salt water bordering Morocco to the north


Name: Germany and its allies (military_coalition)
Description: Military alliance of Germany and other countries during World War II


Name: Exports (Trade)
Description: The act of selling goods and services to other countries.


Name: Lake Texcoco (lake)
Description: Surrounded Tenochtitlan and other nearby islets and shores


Name: Anti-icing and de-icing, preservation (Processes)
Description: Uses include anti-icing and de-icing roadways and as a food preservative


Name: Carbonate compensation depth (CCD) (geological concepts)
Description: The depth in the ocean where the rate of carbonate dissolution equals the rate of carbonate production


Name: Venetians (1171) (Political Entity)
Description: The Republic of Venice from the late 9th to mid-18th century


Name: Österreich -Konvent (political convention)
Description: A constitutional convention convened to consider reforms to the Austrian constitution


Name: Earth's crust (Geographical Region)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth, consisting primarily of rocks and minerals.


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: The transition to new manufacturing processes during the 18th–19th centuries, in which factories and machines were increasingly used, marking a major turning point in human history


Name: Graubünden (Canton)
Description: The largest canton by area, entirely in the Alps


Name: Prime Minister (Position)
Description: Head of government in Spain


Name: Russian supervisors (Organization)
Description: The organization that fired Władysław Skłodowski for his pro-Polish sentiments


Name: Schists (type of foliated rock)
Description: foliated rocks that are primarily composed of lamellar minerals such as micas


Name: Staßfurt, Germany (Location)
Description: Location where significant mineral deposits containing potassium chloride were discovered


Name: Mining for commercial purposes (Economic Activity)
Description: The activity of extracting natural resources from the Earth, typically for sale or profit


Name: Seto Inland Sea (geographical location)
Description: An inland sea of Japan, located between the Chūgoku and Shikoku regions


Name: Alluvial fans (Geographical_feature)
Description: A fan-shaped deposit of sediment that accumulates at the foot of a steep slope or fan-shaped cone


Name: Gender distribution of the population (as of 2008) (Demographic)
Description: The gender distribution of the population in Maggia as of 2008.


Name: Square planar coordination (ChemicalProperty)
Description: A property of the coordination of atoms in this compound


Name: allowing Norwegian films to compete for prestigious international awards (Description of Norway)
Description: Norway is a member of both the European Film Academy and the International Film Academy, enabling Norwegian movies to vie for coveted international accolades


Name: Cordoba (Location)
Description: A location where Berbers were generally kept away


Name: Mobile, Alabama (Location)
Description: A city in the state of Alabama, United States.


Name: 8 public schools (School)
Description: Eight public schools located in Bultfontein


Name: Light is dim (Condition)
Description: When light intensity is low


Name: Electrical energy (energy resource)
Description: A form of energy used in the production process


Name: Spessartine (Fe3Al2(SiO4)3) (Mineral)
Description: A garnet group mineral that can be found in the same geological context as Pyrite


Name: Royal pack of foxhounds (Animal Group)
Description: Pack of foxhounds owned by Edward I


Name: seal(s) for [use during] the Qiánlóng emperor's inspection (object)
Description: Seals used by the Qianlong Emperor on select paintings in his collection.


Name: Institut de France (Organization)
Description: A French academy dedicated to the study and advancement of sciences


Name: coconuts (Food)
Description: A round, fibrous fruit with a hard shell and sweet, milky interior


Name: Speculum Perpetuae Praemonitio (Artifact)
Description: First known European mirror with a metal backing and a glass or quartz surface


Name: Colossus of Nero (sculpture)
Description: A massive statue of Nero located in Rome, now lost.


Name: World (Planet)
Description: The third planet from the Sun and the fifth-largest in the Solar System


Name: Burrowing (Ability)
Description: The ability of Paracentrotus lividus to burrow into soft rocks


Name: Calcium chloride (chemical compound)
Description: A common laboratory reagent, contraindicated in hydrofluoric acid treatment


Name: many of these practices (practices)
Description: Practices related to jewellery-based body modification


Name: commoner-style clothing from Three Kingdoms and Jin period (Clothing)
Description: dress styles of common people during this time


Name: Ultimate truth and reality about the universe (Concept)
Description: The principle that is the way things really are


Name: the Dutch merchant navy (Historical Entity)
Description: Maritime trading arm of the Dutch Republic


Name: 2001 (Time Period)
Description: The year when the UN applied sanctions on the Liberian diamond trade


Name: the first time in fifteen years (in 2009) (Temporal Event)
Description: The first year Russia experienced annual population growth after a 15-year decline


Name: Moss Agate in U.S. (Gemstone Location)
Description: Moss agate found in the alluvial gravels of the Yellowstone River and its tributaries.


Name: Macedonian Byzantine Catholic Church (Religious Organization)
Description: Catholic church in North Macedonia


Name: Study of colors (topic of color science)
Description: Topic that is studied in the field of color science.


Name: Conformity (Social Construct)
Description: A general agreement to follow accepted rules and standards.


Name: Constitution of Australia (Legal_Document)
Description: The fundamental law establishing the Australian Commonwealth as a sovereign entity.


Name: Western Christianity (Religion)
Description: The form of Christianity used in Western Europe and the Americas


Name: Gamay wine (Wine)
Description: A specific wine from Gamay


Name: Political System (Governmental Structure)
Description: The governmental structure of Spain, including its political system.


Name: Dental implants (Medical device)
Description: A device used for tooth replacement


Name: Traditional Dishes in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The traditional dishes found in Moroccan cuisine, with B'sara being a popular and nutritious example


Name: Pendent seal impressions (seal impression type)
Description: Seal impressions that dangled below documents they authenticated


Name: Limousines and government cars (vehicle)
Description: Luxury vehicles used for transportation of important people


Name: Viridine (variety)
Description: A green variety of andalusite in which manganese 3+ substitutes for aluminium.


Name: single-term limit for the country's presidency (political_rule)
Description: Rule limiting the president to a single term in office


Name: Locomotion and Feeding Function of Ambulacra (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The dual purpose of the ambulacra in a sea urchin's movement and eating.


Name: Parabolic mirror (optical device)
Description: A type of mirror with an aberration that can be sufficiently small if the object image is sufficiently far from the mirror and spans a sufficiently small angle around its axis


Name: Andalusia's livestock raising methods (agricultural practice)
Description: Livestock raising methods in Andalusia


Name: Swedish royal family (royal family)
Description: A royal family in Sweden that owns a historic collection of jewels


Name: South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (Governmental body)
Description: A combined authority in South Yorkshire, England


Name: Economy of Norway (pre-Håkon IV Håkonsson) (Economic Entity)
Description: The economic system and activities of Norway before the reign of King Håkon IV Håkonsson.


Name: risks to worker health and safety (Health and Safety Risks)
Description: The risks to worker health and safety posed by the process of producing marble.


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: Another form that calcium carbonate can take


Name: Brazil (country)
Description: The fifth largest country in the world by area and population, located in South America.


Name: Stable HPHT conditions (physical_condition)
Description: Conditions required for the growth of high-quality diamonds


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


Name: Osiris (Deity)
Description: The ruler of the underworld in ancient Egyptian religion