Name: Kastri, Kythera (Settlements)
Description: Minoan settlements found outside of Crete


Name: Copper ions in high oxidation states (Ion)
Description: An atom that has lost or gained one or more electrons.


Name: strength and hardness (physical property)
Description: The close interlocking property of the marble makes it strong, hard and translucent.


Name: Mangano-ferro-pyrite (Fe1-x MnxS) (Mineral)
Description: A variant of Pyrite with Manganese substituting for some Iron


Name: Spanish Road System (Transportation System)
Description: The transportation system of Spain


Name: 272.8 million passengers (Quantity)
Description: The number of passengers handled by UK airports in 2023


Name: Whitetail Gin (Activity)
Description: Whitetail Gin is located in Tiroran and was established as the Isle of Mull's first new distillery in over 220 years in 2019


Name: Non-foliated metamorphic rocks (geological formation)
Description: remainders of metamorphic rocks that do not possess a texture


Name: Fire-extinguishing (Application)
Description: Perfluorobutane is used as a fire-extinguishing agent.


Name: New York City (city)
Description: The city in question.


Name: house (noun)
Description: a building in which people live


Name: Jackson Pollock (Artist)
Description: An American painter known for his drip painting technique


Name: Mycenaean Society (Social System)
Description: A society in ancient Greece during the Mycenaean period


Name: Brilessos or Brilettos (ancient name of Mount Pentelicus) (HistoricalName)
Description: Ancient names of Mount Pentelicus


Name: Certain locations or categories of sapphires (Location/Category)
Description: Some specific locations or types of sapphires are more valuable


Name: 1950 through the 1970s (Period)
Description: The period during which Greece achieved record economic growth


Name: Vienna (Location)
Description: The capital and largest city of Austria


Name: Sandcrete block (Building material)
Description: A low-cost building material made from sand and cement


Name: Cerium(III) hydroxide (Compound)
Description: The compound formed when cerium reacts with water.


Name: Warning (Warning)
Description: In a soccer match


Name: Kansas (State)
Description: The 34th state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: De Beers Diamond Jewellery (DBDJ) (organization)
Description: A diamond jewelry retail company established by De Beers Group.


Name: 3rd most peaceful country in the world (political_state)
Description: According to the 2024 Global Peace Index


Name: 1,290 °C (2,354 °F) (temperature)
Description: The melting point of Aluminium Fluoride


Name: Volksfest (Event)
Description: A traditional festival in Germany and Austria, often featuring beer, food, and music


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


Name: Bobby Robson (Football Manager)
Description: Former manager of Ipswich Town and England national team


Name: Muladíes (ethnic_group)
Description: Muslims of ethnic Iberian origin


Name: Alabama State Board of Education (Governmental body)
Description: Governing body for public primary and secondary education in Alabama


Name: Paleolightning (Scientific Study)
Description: The study of past lightning strikes


Name: Manchu Clothing in Qing Dynasty (Clothing Style)
Description: The Manchu clothing style during the Qing dynasty


Name: 13 regions (Geographical Region)
Description: Administrative divisions of Greece


Name: Pinctada maxima (Animal)
Description: A species of pearl oyster that produces South Sea Pearls


Name: Dhyana Practice (Activity)
Description: A meditation practice within Buddhism


Name: China's population (Group)
Description: The people living in China.


Name: Hermodike/Demodike (Person)
Description: The legendary figure believed to have issued the first coins


Name: Werner Projection (Map Projection)
Description: Equal-area, heart-shaped world map projection used in 16th and 17th centuries


Name: By-products (Food material)
Description: Remaining parts of animals after stripping meat, which can include animal feet, livers, lungs, heads, spleens, etc or an admixture in the form of meat and bone meal


Name: Graphite (Allotrope_of_Carbon)
Description: Glassy carbon has a similar high proportion of closed porosity, but its graphitic layers are not stacked like pages in a book.


Name: Companies like Cruzcampo, Puleva, Domecq, Santana Motors, Renault-Andalusia (Company)
Description: Companies based in Andalusia, including Cruzcampo (Heineken Group), Puleva, Domecq, Santana Motors or Renault-Andalusia


Name: Commercially manufactured paints (Product)
Description: First used by Van Gogh


Name: Elegance is a combination of distinction, naturalness, care and simplicity (Quote)
Description: A quote expressing the essence of elegance as described by Christian Dior


Name: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe film (Film)
Description: A fantasy film based on C.S. Lewis' novel


Name: International students (Student Group)
Description: International students enrolled in Australian universities and vocational institutions


Name: 5.5 global hectares per person (Quantity)
Description: Amount of biocapacity deficit in Belgium in 2016


Name: Meteorites (Celestial Body)
Description: The celestial bodies from which the Egyptian iron artifacts were made


Name: Amantla Neighborhood, Tenochtitlan (Neighborhood)
Description: Named after the Amantla neighborhood in Tenochtitlan where they lived and worked


Name: First Mine (Mine)
Description: The first uranium mine opened in the Belgian Congo in 1921


Name: European Kings and Queens (Monarchs)
Description: Rulers of European kingdoms


Name: Checkerboard Mesa, the Great Arch, and Kolob Canyon (Geological Formation)
Description: Unique geological formations such as Checkerboard Mesa, the Great Arch, and the Kolob Canyon


Name: Jehovah's Witnesses (Religious group)
Description: A Christian restorationist denomination with millenarian expectations originating in the late 19th century.


Name: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (Organization)
Description: An independent U.S. federal agency responsible for occupational safety, health, and other worker-related regulations.


Name: Beryllium Diffusion Process (Gemstone Treatment)
Description: A process that can penetrate the entire stone due to the small size of the beryllium ion.


Name: Dutch egalitarianism (Idea)
Description: The idea that people are equal, influencing the Dutch attitude towards hierarchy and status


Name: Rorik of Dorestad (historical figure)
Description: Viking ruler of most of Frisia


Name: Highlanders sworn to secrecy (Group)
Description: Staff who were involved in the manufacturing process of Cudbear and were sworn to keep its secrets


Name: Jefferson City (City)
Description: Permanent capital city of Missouri, located on the Missouri River


Name: Constitutional Court (Czech Republic) (Judicial Body)
Description: A court that oversees violations of the Czech Republic's Constitution


Name: Boston Marathon (Sporting event)
Description: An annual marathon in Massachusetts, USA


Name: European Union (International organization)
Description: A political and economic union of European countries


Name: Categories of Red Fox subspecies (Classification)
Description: Two major classifications of the red fox subspecies in Eurasia and North Africa


Name: Under the Law (Legislation)
Description: Conflict minerals law


Name: Joint Environment Unit (Organizational Unit)
Description: A collaborative effort between two or more organizations to address a common issue


Name: Joseph Pitton de Tournefort (Person)
Description: French botanist, traveler and naturalist


Name: New York City (City)
Description: A city in the United States and the center of the world's media industry.


Name: Age Restrictions on Euthanasia (Legislation)
Description: Does not have age restrictions on euthanasia


Name: Minoan Crete (Historical location)
Description: Ancient Crete during the Minoan period


Name: Valley of the Kinzig, around Aschaffenburg, as well as in the valleys of the Bieber, the Lohr and the Sinn rivers (Geographical Feature)
Description: Rivers and their valleys where most archaeological findings were concentrated.


Name: Compressed Fullerite powder (Processed Material)
Description: Fullerite powder under compression and heating process


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


Name: Copper mining (Process)
Description: The process of extracting copper from the ground


Name: Resistance of copper's patina to atmospheric corrosion (Corrosion resistance)
Description: The ability of the patina on copper to protect it against further weathering.


Name: Vajrayana, Mahayana and Theravada traditions (Buddhist Tradition)
Description: Various Buddhist traditions where visualization practices may be found


Name: Gara-Auzusu River (River)
Description: An unspecified river


Name: Maria Skłodowska Curie (Person)
Description: Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist


Name: Type Ia supernovae (Astronomical events)
Description: A type of supernova explosion caused by a white dwarf star.


Name: Chinese military history and strategy (Military History Strategy)
Description: The traditional and modern aspects of Chinese military organization, tactics, and strategic thought, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse contributions.


Name: African culture (Culture)
Description: Cultures and traditions of Africa


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


Name: Temperatures 100-200 °C to solidus of rock (Temperature Range)
Description: A range of temperatures at which metamorphism begins (100-200 °C) and the upper boundary which is the solidus temperature of the rock


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


Name: Bronze Age collapse theories (concept)
Description: Theories describing the end of the Bronze Age in a certain region.


Name: historic Islamic architecture (Architectural structure)
Description: Buildings and structures from the Islamic period in Morocco


Name: International and internal observers (Observers)
Description: Entities responsible for monitoring the fairness of the Constituent Assembly elections


Name: White Pigs and Black Iberian Pigs (Animal Species)
Description: Two types of pigs used in the production of jamón serrano and jamón ibérico


Name: Sparta (Ancient Greek City-State)
Description: The city-state that Mani was a dependency of


Name: New York: Imprint Routledge (Publisher)
Description: Publisher of the book 'Bureaucracy and Representative Government'


Name: Inhabitants of Alpine areas (People)
Description: Residents living in the Alps


Name: Prussia (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by the Russian Empire


Name: Economic Costs (Cost Class)
Description: The economic aspect of long term energy costs.


Name: Mesozoic Era (geological eras)
Description: The era spanning from approximately 252 to 66 million years ago, marked by the dominance of dinosaurs


Name: World Championship of Pétanque (Sports Competition)
Description: A world championship tournament for the sport of Pétanque


Name: AGS Cut Grade (Diamond Classification)
Description: Grade used to test for AGS cut grade


Name: yellow (Color)
Description: A color that is created by combining green and red light at the right intensity.


Name: a papal envoy (person)
Description: -


Name: Selma (City)
Description: The city is located on the Alabama River, and was incorporated on March 31, 1865.


Name: Toughness, strength, translucence, low permeability, elasticity, whiteness, translucency, resonance, chemical resistance, thermal shock resistance (Properties)
Description: The characteristics of porcelain.


Name: Political and religious power of the ruler (Power)
Description: The message conveyed by the decorations


Name: Applicable Wavelength Range (Physical Property)
Description: The range of wavelengths of light it is transparent to


Name: Stock price movements (Financial market phenomenon)
Description: Changes in the price of stocks over time


Name: New England's economy (Economy)
Description: The economic system of New England


Name: c. 260 million at the time (quantitative value)
Description: A specific population count of the Slavic ethnicity


Name: Monks (Group)
Description: A group of religious men living under monastic vows


Name: Nanotubes (Allotrope)
Description: A type of tubular allotrope of carbon


Name: FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 1991 (Sports Event)
Description: A ski jumping and nordic combined sports event held in 1991


Name: Smartism (Hindu current)
Description: A modern Hindu current that treats five deities as equals


Name: Loan of $1,868,000 (Financial Transaction)
Description: The loan obtained by the Yule Marble Quarry Company in early February 1913


Name: Algeciras (Port)
Description: A port in Spain, known for freight and container traffic.


Name: bring the protolith closer to thermodynamic equilibrium (Geological state)
Description: State of maximum stability for a rock


Name: Great Plains (Geographical region)
Description: A large, flat and fertile prairie in the United States


Name: Metatarsal spurs (Anatomical feature)
Description: Pointed projections on their legs used for protection and defense.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: A historical empire that existed from 1299 to 1923


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Has made contributions to UN peacekeeping operations since 1992


Name: 18-crown-6 (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Tissint (Meteorite)
Description: The Tissint meteorite that fell in this year


Name: Some isotopes of neodymium (Isotope)
Description: Certain isotopes of the element Neodymium


Name: The Old Testament (Scripture)
Description: The Hebrew Bible as originally written.


Name: Xenophobia (Attitude)
Description: Dislike or fear of foreigners or strangers.


Name: Mourning Ring (Artifact)
Description: A ring worn in memory of someone who has died


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A Balkan country in Southeast Europe


Name: Physical geography (science)
Description: The study of Earth's systems and their interactions.


Name: José María Aznar (Person)
Description: Former prime minister of Spain


Name: Han Chinese women (Group)
Description: Women during the Han Dynasty in China


Name: More absorbent paper (paper property)
Description: Paper that absorbs a significant amount of oil.


Name: Principle of the conservation of energy (Physics Principle)
Description: The principle that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred or changed from one form to another


Name: Taiwanese universities (educational institution)
Description: Universities in Taiwan


Name: Softness (Physical Property Classification)
Description: A physical characteristic referring to how easily a substance can be deformed


Name: Cameo gems (Natural Gemstone)
Description: The natural gemstones that the Roman cameo glass was designed to resemble.


Name: Upper Paleolithic period (HistoricalPeriod)
Description: A period from 15,000 to 10,000 BC


Name: Service sector (Economic Sector)
Description: A part of the economy consisting of activities like trade, banking, transportation, tourism, and communication


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


Name: Karl Ferdinand Braun (Person)
Description: A German physicist who made significant contributions to the development of radio technology and won the Nobel Prize in Physics.


Name: Direct exposure to fluorine gas (process)
Description: The compound can be obtained by direct exposure to fluorine gas


Name: Culturally part of Northern England (Geographical classification)
Description: Glossop is often seen as part of Northern England


Name: PASOK (Panhellenic Socialist Movement) (Political Party)
Description: Social-democratic political party in Greece


Name: the cessation of the former functioning of the tin trade network (event)
Description: An event indicating the previous state of the tin trade network is no longer applicable.


Name: Organic Matter (Substance)
Description: A natural substance that retains water in soil but causes problems in water purification methods


Name: Local attractions (Category)
Description: Popular tourist destinations and points of interest in the area


Name: megalithic culture (culture)
Description: A pre-existing culture that built dolmens and menhirs.


Name: Quality Improvement in Swiss Watch Industry (Industry Improvement)
Description: The quality improvement made by the Swiss watch industry


Name: Convention of Kanagawa (event)
Description: The Treaty of Peace and Amity between the United States and Japan, also known as the Convention of Kanagawa


Name: Vehicular Accidents (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the mortality and distribution of Urban Red Foxes


Name: European Union (EU) (organization)
Description: Organization that established the Eurozone


Name: Late 16th century (Time Period)
Description: Period covering the late part of the 16th century


Name: Highest and most advanced methods (Tantra Levels)
Description: Referring to the Unsurpassable Yoga Tantra (Anuttarayogatantra)


Name: [BeA(H2O)2] (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A chemical compound of beryllium, the given organic compound and 2 water molecules.


Name: Idiochromatic elements (mineral property)
Description: -


Name: traditional recipes such as fesenjān and ash-e anar (Recipe)
Description: Traditional Iranian dishes.


Name: Innovation (Concept)
Description: The introduction of new ideas or methods.


Name: One lattice point (lattice point)
Description: Each simple cubic unit cell has one lattice point


Name: Basel's Kunstmuseum Basel (Museum)
Description: The first public museum of art in the world


Name: +1 oxidation state (Oxidation state)
Description: Iron's charge in Cyclopentadienyliron dicarbonyl dimer


Name: biodiversity (BioDiversity)
Description: The collection of all the living species in an area


Name: New Conceptual and Postdigital Strand (Art Movement)
Description: This is a new conceptual and postdigital movement that computer-based artworks belong to


Name: these early predecessors of the Romans (Group)
Description: Ancestors or forebears of the Romans who were inhabitants of ancient Rome.


Name: In the 1990s (Time)
Description: A specific period in the past


Name: 56% (Numerical Value)
Description: Percentage of total assets held by EU banks during 2008-2009


Name: 3rd century BCE - 5th century CE (Time Period)
Description: The period during which Sivec marble was extensively utilized.


Name: Sodium Metasilicate (Compound)
Description: A salt of such anions, such as sodium metasilicate.


Name: 5 Point Groups (Point Group)
Description: The five point groups within the Trigonal Crystal System


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Japan


Name: true (Boolean value)
Description: The political debates surrounding the culinary history of Taiwan


Name: Würzburg-Aschaffenburg Railway (Railway Line)
Description: A railway line connecting Würzburg and Aschaffenburg


Name: Najla Bouden (Person)
Description: New Prime Minister of Tunisia


Name: Italy's Healthcare System (Healthcare System)
Description: The healthcare system of Italy


Name: four caves (PhysicalFeature)
Description: Four caves examined at Wadi Murabba'at.


Name: Sacred Art (Concept)
Description: Artworks for worship and religious practices.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Historical State)
Description: A former multi-ethnic state located in Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia.


Name: Birmingham Archives and Heritage (Archive)
Description: An archive located in Birmingham, England


Name: Garamantes (Ancient_people)
Description: An ancient people associated with numerous archaeological sites in Fezzan, Libya.


Name: New Zealand's diplomatic relations and cooperation (Relationship)
Description: The focus of New Zealand's diplomatic activities and cooperation


Name: Wild Animals, Pests, Domesticated Animals, and Pets (Classification Category)
Description: Classification categories for animals


Name: Moravia (Geographical Area)
Description: A historical region in Central Europe


Name: Use of 'stamp' instead of 'chop' (Writing convention)
Description: Often Hong Kongers are asked to use the word 'stamp' instead of 'chop' in formal writing so non-Hong Kongers may understand


Name: Church (Religious institution)
Description: A religious building or organization


Name: Antozonite (Geological mineral)
Description: A variety of fluorite containing small amounts of uranium and its daughter products.


Name: Rod Cells in the Human Eye (Cell)
Description: The cells in the human eye that are not sensitive to red light.


Name: Pharaoh Ramesses III (Ruler)
Description: A Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, ruled c. 1184–1153 BC


Name: 616.9 carats (Measurement)
Description: A measurement of weight for the gemstone


Name: 1994 (Time period)
Description: The starting point of the rise in pro-independence sentiment


Name: granite-like rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Igneous rocks that resemble granite but contain less quartz and feldspar, and more mafic minerals.


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: present in the rock


Name: Romans (Ancient Roman Group)
Description: The inhabitants of the city of Rome and its surrounding area in the ancient era.


Name: Uranium tile glazes (Products)
Description: Uranium was used in uranium tile glazes


Name: Roger Fry and Clive Bell (Persons)
Description: British art critics and artists.


Name: Brahman (Metaphysical Entity)
Description: The ultimate reality or supreme cosmic power in Hinduism


Name: Privileges (Legal Entity)
Description: Special rights granted to cities by the sovereign


Name: White (color) (color)
Description: The color white, typically representing purity and innocence


Name: Uffizi (Art Gallery)
Description: An art museum located in Florence, Italy


Name: Fractional reserve banking and the issue of banknotes (Banking_practice)
Description: Emerged in the 17th and 18th centuries


Name: Recrystallization Of Leadville Limestone (GeologicalProcess)
Description: Into a distinctive white marble


Name: Individual steel studs (component)
Description: Early cut steel jewellery was composed of individual steel studs


Name: Slavic population in Central Europe (ethnic group)
Description: A population that was predominantly of West Slavic ethnicity mixed with Germanic, Hungarian, and Celtic ancestry


Name: Ilmenite, Titan magnetite, Leucoxene, Perovskite (MineralGroup)
Description: Various minerals containing titanium


Name: Needle count followed by two size numbers (Quantity with attributes)
Description: A packaging containing a specific number of needles of various sizes


Name: Arabic and Tamazight (Language)
Description: The languages that are predominantly spoken by the population of Algeria


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: Radioactive element discovered in Jáchymov


Name: Centre-right Coalition (Political Coalition)
Description: A grouping of political parties in Italy


Name: Napoleon Bonaparte (historical figure)
Description: Emperor of the French from 1804 to 1814


Name: Uyghur language (Language)
Description: A Turkic language spoken in Xinjiang, China.


Name: Flammable or combustible material (Substance)
Description: Material capable of catching fire and burning


Name: Trisulfur Radical Anion (Chemical Compound)
Description: The compound responsible for the intense blue color in lapis lazuli.


Name: Sahoyue (Grizzly Bear Mountain) (Mountain)
Description: A peninsula on the south side of Great Bear Lake.


Name: Santa Prassede (church) (religious building)
Description: a 9th-century Roman church in Rome


Name: aquatint technique (Printmaking technique)
Description: A variant of Intaglio etchings that relies on powdered rosin to create tonal effects.


Name: Cholula region (Mixteca-Puebla style) (Geographical Location)
Description: The region where the polychrome ware was produced, also known as Mixteca-Puebla style


Name: Four other carbons (atom)
Description: The number of carbon atoms each atom in the diamond is bonded to


Name: President of North Macedonia (Official Position)
Description: The highest political office in North Macedonia


Name: Forward Industry Research Institute (Research institute)
Description: A Chinese research institute.


Name: Gemstones (Category)
Description: Categories of entities mentioned in the text


Name: Nikolaos Mantzaros (musician)
Description: Prominent representative of Heptanesean or Ionian School


Name: Manchego Cheese (Food)
Description: Immersed in olive oil.


Name: Double chain inosilicates (with Si4O11) (Type of inosilicates)
Description: Inosilicates with a double chain and a 4:11 ratio of silicate tetrahedra


Name: Yellow parts in the middle of the flame (Physical Location)
Description: The central part of a flame with a yellow color


Name: Link between diamonds and third world conflicts (Relation)
Description: The connection between the sale of diamonds and the financing of armed conflict in developing countries


Name: Country unspecified (Number and Location)
Description: Approximate number of Tuaregs in an unspecified country.


Name: Blue Appearance (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: The effect of an object appearing more blue as it gets farther away


Name: Study (Subject)
Description: The subject of study that was associated with the color blue


Name: Human (Species)
Description: A member of the hominidae family, characterized by a large brain and bipedal locomotion.


Name: Economy (Economy & Business)
Description: The main industries and economic sectors of Spain.


Name: Assyrians (Ethnicity)
Description: There is a significant Assyrian population in southeastern Turkey.


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia


Name: Vézelay, Moissac, Silos (Buildings)
Description: Outstanding abbey churches with sculpture from the Romanesque period in France and Spain.


Name: Greek cuisine and wines (Attraction)
Description: Tasty dishes like moussaka, souvlaki, dolma, and Greek salad, as well as world-class wines


Name: Fyodor Dostoevsky (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Kimberley Process (Schemes)
Description: An international certification scheme for diamonds


Name: Byzantine Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Eastern Roman Empire, also known as Byzantium


Name: Austria was part of Greater Germany (Political Ideology)
Description: the political ideology that Austria was part of the greater Germany


Name: Mn accumulation (Accumulation)
Description: Accumulation of Manganese in marine organisms


Name: No Human Cancer (medical condition)
Description: the absence of a specific disease or type of disease


Name: job losses in New York City (Issue)
Description: Job losses due to industrial restructuring in NYC


Name: MERCOSUR (International Organization)
Description: Brazil is a member of the MERCOSUR (Common Market of the South) trade bloc


Name: Members of the White Lotus sect (group)
Description: A secret society in China during the Qing dynasty


Name: Streedhan (Jewellery)
Description: Functions as personal wealth for the bride


Name: Greek language (Language)
Description: An Indo-European language


Name: Protestant Reformation (Historical Event)
Description: A series of events in the 16th century regarding the theological and ecclesiastical separation of the Church into Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Protestant denominations.


Name: - (-)
Description: Naxos is famous for producing local wines


Name: Jews and other minorities (Group)
Description: Groups targeted by the Nuremberg Laws


Name: Aluminium oxide flakes (Physical form of Aluminium oxide)
Description: Flaky form of aluminium oxide


Name: Sea urchin (Disease)
Description: A disease reported in sea urchins, believed to be bacterial in origin


Name: Aosta Valley (region)
Description: An administrative region in northwestern Italy


Name: closer economic ties with China (Relation between countries)
Description: The growing economic relations between Taiwan and China


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


Name: Post-war economic boom (Event)
Description: Economic growth following World War II


Name: Amulet (Artifact)
Description: An object generally worn for protection, made from a durable material such as metal or hard-stone


Name: More than 290,000 workers (Number of People)
Description: Number of workers employed by the industry sector in Andalusia


Name: Fine Artists (Occupation)
Description: Fine artists studying their art form


Name: Government agencies (Organizations)
Description: Uranium is subject to regulation by various government agencies due to its radioactivity and potential use in nuclear weapons


Name: Chert (Rock)
Description: A hard, fine-grained sedimentary rock composed of microcrystalline or cryptocrystalline quartz.


Name: scuba diving and snorkeling in Greece (Recreational activity)
Description: Exploring the underwater world of Greece through scuba diving or snorkeling


Name: Archbishops of Mainz (Religious institution)
Description: The religious institution that the Counts of Rieneck were initially in service of, but later became rivals with


Name: compound lexeme (linguistic unit)
Description: The unit composed of more than one stem


Name: Territorial Abbey of Saint-Maurice (Monument)
Description: An abbey dating back to the 6th century


Name: Pre-Hellenic Ancient Egyptian seals (Artifact)
Description: Seals from ancient Egypt before the Hellenistic period.


Name: First Czechoslovak Republic (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe that existed from October 1918 to March 1939.


Name: Sun (Astronomical object)
Description: The star at the center of the solar system, and the closest star to Earth


Name: Universe (Cosmic Entity)
Description: The space and matter that exists.


Name: Latin Language (Language)
Description: An ancient Indo-European language spoken in the Roman Empire


Name: Paleomagnetism (geological study method)
Description: The study of the magnetic properties of rocks to determine their orientation and polarity over time.


Name: German-speaking parts of the Alps (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Regions where German is spoken in the Alps


Name: False (Boolean)
Description: Indicates whether a sculptor always makes sculptures by hand (false).


Name: Local influences (geographical region)
Description: Geographical region that has had an impact on the development of Japanese architecture.


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


Name: Government of Spain (Political Entity)
Description: The duly elected government of Spain


Name: China (Zhongguo) (Historical Name)
Description: Name developed during the Zhou dynasty


Name: Employment and revenue generation (Impact)
Description: The impact of the tourists in Morocco on employment and revenue generation


Name: German Central Highlands (Geographical Feature)
Description: A region in central Germany


Name: Intermediates (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A substance that reacts with other substances to form a product in a chemical reaction.


Name: Maotianshan Shales and Burgess Shale (specific fossil site)
Description: Examples of near-perfect fossilization from the Cambrian period


Name: Kosovo and Metohija (Autonomous Province)
Description: From NR Serbia in the mid-1950s


Name: John the Evangelist (Book of Revelation) (Text)
Description: The Book of Revelation attributed to John the Evangelist


Name: Igor and Sviatoslav (persons)
Description: Son and grandson of Rurik, respectively, who subdued all local East Slavic tribes to Kievan rule


Name: El Greco (Artist)
Description: A Greek painter born in Crete, who was active mainly in Spain


Name: Salem witch trials (Event)
Description: A series of events in 17th-century Massachusetts resulting in the execution of nineteen people accused of witchcraft


Name: 17th century (historical period)
Description: A historical period of 17th century.


Name: Oceans (Geographical_region)
Description: The large bodies of salt water that constitute a major part of the surface of the Earth.


Name: Rock (geological concept)
Description: any bulk solid geologic material that is relatively homogeneous at a large enough scale


Name: Fevers and Plague (Medical_condition)
Description: The aetite was worn to help with fevers and plague


Name: Honeycomb Substrate (Material)
Description: The material that forms the structure within catalytic converters


Name: Erickson and Blade (Person)
Description: Geologists who conducted mapping in 1963


Name: Valence electrons (Electronic Property)
Description: The electrons of an atom that are available to form chemical bonds.


Name: Taiwan Independence Movement (PoliticalMovement)
Description: Political movement advocating for independence of Taiwan


Name: Many Applications (Application)
Description: Applications that require elasticity, high electrical and thermal conductivity, strength and hardness, non-magnetic properties, good corrosion and fatigue resistance


Name: late 1920s (Time period)
Description: -


Name: The Logic of Modern Physics (1927) (Book)
Description: Book written by Bridgman that advocated operationalism


Name: Amorphous carbon (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: A form of carbon that has no long-range order but may have short-range order or structure.


Name: Quantum Dots (Physical Object)
Description: Nanoparticles of semiconducting material with quantized electronic energy levels


Name: 1856 (Year)
Description: The year New Zealand became effectively self-governing


Name: Openness (Quality)
Description: The quality of being accepting or receptive.


Name: Students from Another Municipality (Student Group)
Description: Students who came to Cresciano from another municipality to attend school.


Name: Malachite mining activity (Mining Activity Status)
Description: The status of Malachite mining activity


Name: Liquid metal anode (Material)
Description: The material that the graphite layer borders in the solid oxide membrane technology.


Name: Ice Hockey (Sport)
Description: A team sport played on ice with a puck.


Name: Tel Aviv, Israel (Location)
Description: A city in Israel known for diamond trading


Name: a military order (Type of award system)
Description: Even though not expressly defining itself as one.


Name: research impact (Research Metrics)
Description: An assessment of the significance or importance of research work


Name: Prominent localities of moldavites in Třeboň Basin (Subset of Moldavite Locality)
Description: Locations where prominent occurrences of moldavites are found in Třeboň Basin


Name: Islamic World (Location)
Description: Region where the art of papermaking was acquired in the 8th century


Name: Red Tunics (Clothing)
Description: Tunics worn by Roman soldiers with red color


Name: Quality Inspector (Gold Jewelry Quality Assessor)
Description: Entity that inspects the quality of gold jewelry


Name: some groups (Group of People)
Description: A subset of the Berber people


Name: corundum or spinel (cooled and crystallized boule) (gemstone)
Description: The gem produced by the Verneuil process, either corundum or spinel


Name: Alleghany County (Geographical location)
Description: -


Name: Media Censorship (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: Ministries (Governmental Body)
Description: The departments of the Japanese government


Name: rwais, lutes, rababs, cymbals (Musicians and Instruments)
Description: Components of Chleuh Berber music


Name: Black and White Photograph (Artwork)
Description: A photograph that is in black and white.


Name: Director of Ministry of Property Protection and Economic Planning (Position)
Description: The position Peter Krauland held in the ministry


Name: East Slavs early component, Antes (ethnic group)
Description: Ancient East Slavic tribe that formed the majority of the Eastern Slavs


Name: Andalusian woodlands (geographical area)
Description: Area located in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Natural gas (Resource)
Description: Gas formed within the Earth and found in underground reservoirs


Name: Africa (Geographical Entity)
Description: In a sports event


Name: Executive Order 13213 (legal document)
Description: Executive order issued by President George W. Bush on May 22, 2001


Name: Finitism (Mathematical philosophy)
Description: A philosophical stance that only considers finite objects in mathematics


Name: Crushed (Action or interaction)
Description: The act of breaking up solid materials into smaller pieces, in this context to obtain a powder


Name: visibility, proximity, and extroverts (Association)
Description: A set of associations with Red.


Name: Al3+ and Si-deficient conditions (Ion Composition and Conditions)
Description: The composition of Feldspathoids.


Name: Transparency International (Organization)
Description: An international non-governmental organization that fights corruption and promotes transparency


Name: Japan, Korea, Tibet, Vietnam (Countries)
Description: Countries where chopsticks have spread to


Name: topknot (clothing)
Description: A hairstyle resembling the ones worn by the Han Chinese in Ming, which Han Chinese women were not allowed to wear according to Confucian rites during mourning


Name: 1781 (Year)
Description: The year the Articles of Confederation were ratified


Name: 2,500 pieces of plate (Object)
Description: A large quantity of tableware made from precious metals.


Name: 09.F and 09.G, 04.DA (Quartz/ silica family) (Nickel–Strunz classification for silicates)
Description: Classification system for minerals


Name: King William I (Monarch)
Description: The first German Emperor and King of Prussia from 1861 to 1888


Name: Anne of Denmark (Monarch)
Description: Queen consort of James VI of Scotland and I of England from 1589 to 1625.


Name: Second unit of the subducting oceanic crust (Geological unit)
Description: The middle layer of the subducting oceanic crust


Name: Alumina Tiles (Material)
Description: Tiles used to protect high wear areas in coal fired power stations


Name: Vooruitzigt belonging to De Beers brothers (Place)
Description: In 1869


Name: Van Arkel–de Boer process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: The first semi-industrial process for pure Titanium


Name: Aga Khan Museum, Toronto (building)
Description: A museum in Toronto, Canada.


Name: Rockwood (Organization)
Description: A major supplier of lithium carbonate in 2012


Name: Roof Fall (Mining Hazard)
Description: Collapse of roof or support in a mine


Name: Global Positioning System (GPS) (Technology)
Description: A technology that expanded the making of maps


Name: partitioning of the void space (pores and microcracks), pore and crystal size and shape, and hydrothermal alteration (Volcanic rock property)
Description: Properties that vary significantly in volcanic rocks


Name: [52] Old Church Slavonic (or Old Bulgarian) manuscripts (Manuscripts)
Description: First common Slavic literary language


Name: Human Emotion (Concept)
Description: Emotions experienced by humans.


Name: Aïr Region (Niger) (Geographical area)
Description: Region in Niger


Name: number one spot for technology in Europe (Geographic Region)
Description: European countries within the Council of Europe and the European Economic Area


Name: Brahman (Ultimate reality or supreme cosmic power)
Description: The ultimate cosmic principle in Hinduism


Name: Monasteries and churches (Architectural Structure)
Description: Structures constructed in the Alps during Christianity establishment


Name: 3.8 million (Quantity)
Description: Number of fraud offences in the 12 months to the end of March 2016


Name: Xochicuicatl (Sub-Genre of Cuicatl)
Description: A genre of Cuicatl to flowers, a symbol of poetry itself


Name: hydrolysis (Process)
Description: The process of catalysis is by hydrolysis


Name: The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit books (Book series)
Description: Fantasy novels written by J.R.R. Tolkien


Name: Xiaolian system (Historical system)
Description: A system of recommendation for appointments to office established during the Han dynasty


Name: Minoans (Culture)
Description: The Minoan culture on Crete


Name: Rhode Island and Providence Plantations (Colony)
Description: One of the Thirteen Colonies


Name: Commercial mining of Canadian jade (Event)
Description: The mining and commercialization of Canadian jade


Name: Intrinsic semiconductor (Physical State)
Description: A pure semiconductor that has a band gap smaller than that of an insulator


Name: Males (Ancient Chinese - Buddhist Monks) (Gender and Religion Group)
Description: Ancient Chinese male Buddhist monks


Name: Algeria's Ministry of Health (Government department)
Description: The Algerian government department responsible for healthcare


Name: Mercator Projection (Map Projection)
Description: Limits its value as a general-purpose world map because regions are shown as increasingly larger than they actually are the further from the equator


Name: Coastal Areas (Geographical Region)
Description: Areas bordering the ocean or a large body of water.


Name: 26Al (Isotope)
Description: Decayed to 26Mg with a half-life of 713,000 years.


Name: Fortaleza de Sao Joao Baptista (Building)
Description: A historical fortress in Brazil


Name: Synthetic underlayments and housewraps (Building material)
Description: Used for various construction purposes, replacing felt paper in some cases


Name: Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: Pure Calcium was isolated by Humphry Davy.


Name: Spanish commander (Person)
Description: The commander of the Spanish galleon wreck


Name: Catholics (Religion)
Description: A Christian denomination


Name: Galaxeidi and Hydra Island (Locations)
Description: The locations that saw a decline, contributing to the rise of Andros


Name: Harry H. Hess (Person)
Description: -


Name: Airbags (Automobile Component)
Description: Safety devices used in automobiles


Name: Igneous Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that are solidified from molten material within the Earth


Name: Noble language (Translation)
Description: According to Leo Africanus's interpretation


Name: Austrians (post-1945) (EthnicGroup)
Description: ethnic group of people residing primarily in Austria


Name: Reynolds (Person)
Description: Thought the term ‘agmatite’ ought to be abandoned.


Name: Engraved gems (artifact)
Description: Engraved items that continued from the Late Bronze Age until the 19th century


Name: Canon (Scripture)
Description: An early collection of scriptures


Name: Alexander the Great (Person)
Description: King of Macedonia who conquered much of the known ancient world


Name: Medalist/medallist (Art) (Artist)
Description: An artist who designs medals and other small works in relief in metal


Name: yoga and wellness retreats of Greece (Tour type)
Description: Retreats that focus on yoga, meditation, and wellness in Greece


Name: Soft abrasive substance (Abrasive type)
Description: An abrasive substance that is too soft for a given task


Name: Dynasty II (Historical Period)
Description: Refers to the second dynasty of ancient Egypt


Name: Lord Stirling (Person)
Description: A British army officer who served during the American Revolutionary War.


Name: Objets d'Art (Arts and Crafts)
Description: Decorative or aesthetically pleasing objects


Name: Metamorphic Rock (Geological Classification)
Description: A class of rocks that undergoes a series of changes resulting from exposure to heat and pressure.


Name: Central Europe (Region)
Description: The central part of Europe, primarily occupied by Germany


Name: Adiabatic Flame Temperature (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which the gases achieve stable combustion for a given fuel and oxidizer pair.


Name: X11 color names (Color system)
Description: A set of 216 colors defined for the X Window System.


Name: Lanthanum (Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-gray, ductile metal used primarily in alloys and as a reducing agent.


Name: Numidia (historical region)
Description: Region in North Africa


Name: Other international organizations (Organization)
Description: International organizations that Ivory Coast works with, not specified in the text


Name: Hamilton's 992E and 992B (watch model)
Description: Watch models that use a special alloy for the balance and hairspring


Name: contributing to the creation of high-quality Norwegian films (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute offers financial assistance, resources, and guidance to Norwegian filmmakers, helping to produce top-tier Norwegian movies


Name: Australite (mineral)
Description: A tektite found in Australia, known for its dark or black color and unusual shapes.


Name: Crystal structure primarily depends on (Property)
Description: The primary factor influencing the crystal structure in aluminium alloys


Name: Icosahedral quasicrystal alloys (Chemical compound)
Description: A class of materials with icosahedral structures


Name: Thai word for 'blue' and 'green' (word)
Description: A term used to represent two colors


Name: Paul Wölfflin (Art Historian)
Description: An art historian who continued the debate on style in the 20th century


Name: BBC Radio Programmes (Broadcasting Service)
Description: Radio broadcast services operated by the BBC


Name: Color Green (Color)
Description: A color associated with merchants, bankers, and the gentry in clothing during this period.


Name: Roman period (time period)
Description: Time period starting with the establishment of the Roman Empire and ending with its fall


Name: Wool (Carbon polymer of animal origin)
Description: a textile fiber obtained from sheep and other animals


Name: 350,000 civilians (number)
Description: Number of civilians reported as being involved in the Green March


Name: Economic Significance (Insurance Sector) (Economic Importance)
Description: The economic significance of the insurance sector in the UK


Name: Gulf War (War)
Description: A war waged by coalition forces from 34 nations against Iraq in response to Iraq's invasion and annexation of Kuwait.


Name: 'Scottish School of Common Sense' (Name)
Description: -


Name: Lusitanians and Vettones (Culture)
Description: Ancient peoples who occupied areas in the central west of the Iberian Peninsula


Name: extremely hot temperatures (weather phenomenon)
Description: Temperatures that sometimes become extremely hot due to the Foehn


Name: Square tunnels from handle to underside (Structural Feature)
Description: A feature in some Japanese seals


Name: Recent Years (Time Period)
Description: Period starting from a few years ago


Name: Ticino (Region)
Description: A canton of Switzerland


Name: Men and women (Gender)
Description: Waist chains have been used in India, by men and women


Name: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (Government Ministry)
Description: In charge of water resources development as well as sanitation in Japan


Name: Berber cultures (Culture)
Description: Indigenous cultures of North Africa, ranging from Egypt to Morocco and Mauritania


Name: Western Crete, especially to the South (Geographical Region)
Description: Region with fewer Minoan sites


Name: George Gabriel Stokes (Scientist)
Description: British physicist and mathematician


Name: Byzantine Empire (historical empire)
Description: East Roman Empire, centered on the capital of Constantinople


Name: Fluorite (Mineral)
Description: The primary mineral source of fluorine, which gave the element its name


Name: Granofels (Geological Feature)
Description: Instead of using 'granulite' as a classification for such rock.


Name: At room temperature (Temperature)
Description: A characteristic of copper that is explained by its softness.


Name: Ennio Morricone (Composer)
Description: An Italian composer, orchestrator, conductor, and former pianist


Name: Protégé (Ontology Editor)
Description: An ontology editor where metaclasses are templates for other classes who are their instances.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Geographical location where Russian is predominantly spoken


Name: Molybdenum (Metal Element)
Description: A hard, blue-gray, ductile metallic element that is a key component in steel alloys for their resistance to corrosion and hardness.


Name: Colombia's Foreign Ministry (government_department)
Description: Department of Colombia's government responsible for foreign affairs


Name: Bellinzona, Blenio, Leventina, Locarno, Riviera and Vallemaggia (Administrative district)
Description: Districts within the canton of Ticino.


Name: Duchy of Croatia (historical state)
Description: Founded in the 7th century


Name: Lithium (alternatives to open-pit mining in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina) (Resource Extraction Alternative)
Description: Alternatives to open-pit mining for the extraction of lithium in these countries


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: The world's smallest continent and sixth-largest country by total area


Name: Illiteracy (Social issue)
Description: Lack of literacy skills in a population


Name: Isabella (Royalty)
Description: Queen Regent of Castile and León (1504–1506)


Name: John Browne (Person)
Description: A person who expressed disdain towards the Chinese imperial examination system during a debate in the UK parliament on March 13, 1854


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: A country where other attitudes are determined more by culture and politics than by demographic differences.


Name: Medieval Fortress (Historical Site)
Description: The castle in Oltu built between the 7th and 11th centuries


Name: Contemporary architectural skyline of Ukraine (Building Structure)
Description: The current urban landscape of buildings in Ukraine


Name: [England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland] (Region)
Description: The three distinct jurisdictions that make up the United Kingdom.


Name: Olivine Ridge (geographical feature)
Description: A unique geological formation found in Norway.


Name: Sociology (Academic field)
Description: Study of human society and social relationships


Name: Basaltic Melt (Geological Material)
Description: Hot material that recharges magma chambers


Name: 6 times (Number)
Description: A numerical value


Name: Trade Agreements (Economic Agreement)
Description: An agreement between two or more countries to facilitate trade and commerce


Name: Prussia (Country)
Description: A former German kingdom from 1701 to 1866 and a part of Germany thereafter


Name: Optical properties (Physical property)
Description: Properties related to the way a crystal interacts with light


Name: Nitrogen (Chemical)
Description: -


Name: Pressures ranging from 2 to 15 kbar, sometimes even more, and temperatures over 300 °C (572 °F) (Geological Conditions)
Description: Conditions where gneiss is formed.


Name: Idealized Object (Physical Model)
Description: Objects with simplified properties for easier analysis


Name: 19th century northeast Georgia, around Dahlonega, and Cleveland (Place)
Description: Locations in the United States


Name: World Average (Average)
Description: The average value for a specified parameter on a global scale.


Name: leshem (Biblical stone) (Biblical entity)
Description: Precious stone set into the hoshen in the Bible


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: The religion followed by the ancestors of the Maurya kings.


Name: Jan Czochralski (Person)
Description: Polish chemist who invented the Czochralski process


Name: President Juan Manuel Santos (Person)
Description: The President of Colombia from 2010 to 2018.


Name: Chinese Language (Language)
Description: One of the languages taught and used by ethnic minorities, immigrant communities, and foreign-language students in Japan.


Name: Geul River (River)
Description: A river in Belgium that contains non-trivial amounts of metals due to past mining operations


Name: Sculpture, Architectural Applications (Applications)
Description: The applications for which Sivec marble is ideal.


Name: Council of Ministers (Government Body)
Description: Composed of no more than fifteen members.


Name: Bronze (Metal)
Description: A metal occupying the seat of significance in the archaeological and historical record


Name: Potter's Shop in Zygouries (Archaeological site)
Description: A site located in Mycenae.


Name: Small windows (Product)
Description: Windows of small size


Name: Barack Obama (person)
Description: The 44th President of the United States


Name: Partnership (Organization)
Description: A partnership led by Kawasaki Heavy Industries and backed by the governments of Japan and Australia.


Name: Greek motifs (Motif)
Description: Patterns and symbols derived from Greek culture, such as Gorgons, pomegranates.


Name: natural resources of Valais (natural resource)
Description: The natural resources present in the canton of Valais


Name: Maria Curie (Person)
Description: A Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist, who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity


Name: Ti (Element)
Description: Can contain up to 9.6% TiO2.


Name: Area Rank of a State (Geographical Term)
Description: The rank a state holds in terms of its area size within the United States


Name: Many Gems (type of gemstones)
Description: Gemstones that are crystals


Name: true (Boolean Value)
Description: A value that can be either true or false.


Name: painting and decoration (artistic_purpose)
Description: Chinese purple and blue were used for painting and decoration.


Name: Calcium (Metal Element)
Description: A soft, alkaline-earth metal with a silvery appearance


Name: Common Condiments in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The common condiments used in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Black Sea (13th-15th century) (Geographical Region)
Description: Northern coast of the Black Sea during 13th-15th century


Name: Romans (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that ruled the Italian Peninsula and parts of Europe


Name: Initial treatment process (Gemstone Treatment Process)
Description: The original method for treating orange sapphires


Name: Hanfu (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese clothing worn from the Han Dynasty to the early Qing dynasty


Name: Kimberley, South Africa (Place)
Description: Kimberley, South Africa


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


Name: Neolithic period to the end of Roman Britain (Time Period)
Description: A time period spanning thousands of years


Name: Life on Earth (Biology)
Description: The study of living organisms and their vital processes, structure, function, growth, origin, evolution, and distribution in the environment


Name: local magnates' retinues and traditional communities (Military Group)
Description: Smaller units recruited from local aristocracy and traditional communities


Name: Collapse of Mycenaean Greece (Historical Event)
Description: The period marking the decline and fall of Mycenaean civilization


Name: Rubies (Gemstone)
Description: Gemstones that are being graded using the Four C's


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: a canton in Switzerland


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: A country in northwestern Europe


Name: Compound (Noun)
Description: A linguistic unit consisting of two or more words joined together to function as a single unit


Name: Several Meteorite Fields (geographical location)
Description: Specific areas with large concentrations of meteorites, such as Dar al Gani, Dhofar


Name: Municipality of Avlida (Municipality)
Description: A municipality on the mainland of Euboea Prefecture


Name: when substandard parts are found (Action)
Description: Proposed by Fastener Quality Assurance Act of 1988


Name: Influence from American culture (Cultural Influence)
Description: The influence of American culture in Australia


Name: Repúblicas (Residential Buildings)
Description: Communal or shared houses in Ouro Preto


Name: Dry or wet (Usage state)
Description: Watercolor pencils may be used either wet or dry.


Name: basaltic sheeted dike complex and associated plagiogranites (geological formation)
Description: The geological formations where the epidosite occurs


Name: steppe grassland regions (GeographicalFeature)
Description: An area characterized by grasses and short shrubs.


Name: Past Climate (Environmental Condition)
Description: Conditions that existed in the past


Name: Mount Vesuvius (Volcano)
Description: A famous active stratovolcano in Italy.


Name: Kangaroos (Animal)
Description: Marsupials that hop and have long hind legs


Name: Pafnuty Chebyshev (Person)
Description: A Russian mathematician who was a prominent tutor


Name: short scarf and left-lapelled clothing (clothing)
Description: A specific type of clothing imposed on the people during that period


Name: Petroleum Reserves Worldwide (Natural Resource)
Description: Total amount of economically recoverable petroleum globally


Name: Andes (region)
Description: A long, narrow mountain range in South America


Name: Duperrey (Person)
Description: French explorer and naval officer


Name: Datia (Tribe)
Description: A tribe located to the east of Great Moravia who were formerly Goths


Name: Gemstone cut (Technique)
Description: The first documented gemstone cut


Name: Yutu (Robotic Rover)
Description: A Chinese robotic rover that touched down on the lunar surface as part of the Chang'e 3 mission


Name: pagans Slavic populations (historical group)
Description: Slavic populations before Christianization


Name: Indigenous lands (Location)
Description: Lands inhabited by Native American tribes, specifically the lands in question are reservations and urban areas of seven states including the Black Hills


Name: Slavic linguistic unity (Linguistic Unity)
Description: Unity that was to some extent visible as late as these manuscripts


Name: Greenland (Geographical Feature)
Description: An autonomous country within the Kingdom of Denmark


Name: Magnetite (Specific Mineral)
Description: A mineral that exhibits magnetism strongly


Name: carpets (crafted_items)
Description: Traditionally done by women in Afghanistan


Name: Seas surrounding Italy (Body of Water)
Description: The bodies of water that surround Italy on all sides except the north


Name: underground mining (mining method)
Description: Method used in large-scale topaz mining for extraction of the gem


Name: providing a biocompatible and corrosion-resistant surface for dental implants (Function)
Description: Used for providing a biocompatible and corrosion-resistant surface for dental implants.


Name: Emeralds containing natural fissures (Gemstone)
Description: Emeralds with natural cracks that are filled with wax or oil


Name: European Communities (later European Union) (International Organization)
Description: Political and economic union of European countries


Name: Wohlwill Process (Gold Refining Method)
Description: A method of industrially refining gold


Name: Violets (Plant)
Description: Smells like violets


Name: Various gemstones (Mineral)
Description: Gemstones believed to be represented in the color spectrum of the opal


Name: Pisa Griffin (Sculpture)
Description: The largest medieval Islamic animal figure known.


Name: Twisted wire (Material)
Description: A type of wire used in making the jewelry


Name: aluminium (Name variant)
Description: Variant of the name Aluminium, prevalent in the rest of the English-speaking world


Name: Jewish Quarter (Prague) (Location)
Description: A historical quarter of Prague, Czech Republic associated with the Jewish community


Name: Churches (Byzantine Empire) (Building)
Description: Buildings in the Byzantine Empire where blue was used for decoration.


Name: Lightweight Strength and Corrosion Resistance (Property)
Description: Characteristics that make aluminum useful in various industries.


Name: Significant contributions to human health and wellness (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: perestroika (policy)
Description: a political and economic reform movement in the Soviet Union


Name: Zermatt (Switzerland) (village)
Description: a car-free village in Switzerland


Name: Ancient Rome Buildings (Building)
Description: Some of the buildings built in Ancient Rome used Carrara marble.


Name: Cut-and-thrust mortuary sword (sword type)
Description: Used after 1625 by cavalry during the English Civil War


Name: Iguazu Falls (tourism_attraction)
Description: Waterfalls on the border of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay.


Name: Low-cost airlines (Transportation Service)
Description: Airlines offering affordable flight options.


Name: Alkali metal halide (Material)
Description: A halide consisting of an alkali metal and a halogen.


Name: Svornost mine (Mine)
Description: A mine in Jáchymov, established in 1525.


Name: Urartu (Geographical location)
Description: A region or kingdom located in Anatolia


Name: Chinese Taipei (Name)
Description: Name used by ROC in events where PRC is also a party


Name: large religious sculpture (sculpture)
Description: Nearly all Buddhist in China, dating mostly from the 4th to the 14th century


Name: decoration of non-religious sculpture (Decoration)
Description: Non-religious sculpture decorating the building


Name: Mineral Nutrients (Chemical Substance)
Description: Elements or compounds essential for plant growth


Name: More courses (Meal)
Description: Additional dishes served during a meal.


Name: Arad's flag (Flag)
Description: The flag of Arad


Name: None specified in the provided context (Infrastructure)
Description: Teaching institutions, dealer galleries, writers, collectors and museums


Name: Coal Beds (Geological Formation)
Description: Often contain significant pyrite.


Name: 15th to 16th century (Time Period)
Description: Period of Moscow skan's greatest success


Name: Lithium carbonate, lithium hydroxide (Chemical compounds)
Description: Lithium carbonate and Lithium hydroxide


Name: Low Temperature Coercivity (Class: Property)
Description: Requiring a low degree of force to change magnetic orientation at low temperatures.


Name: Bank (Financial Institution)
Description: A financial institution that accepts deposits and creates demand deposits while making loans.


Name: Reduction printing (Technique)
Description: A technique in printmaking where a single block is used to create multiple layers of color


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: A species that experiences aversion towards red in achievement contexts


Name: Silica for production of silicon and silicon compounds (Chemical compound)
Description: Silicon and silicon compound manufacturing


Name: independent and assertive leadership style. (leadership style)
Description: Independent and assertive leadership style, which is a characteristic often associated with Charles de Gaulle.


Name: antique depictions of Socrates (Historical figure)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher known for his contributions to Western philosophy.


Name: National Gallery of Art (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Radio Society of Rio de Janeiro (Organization)
Description: The organization responsible for formalizing radio broadcasting in Brazil on 20 April 1923


Name: Stockholm (City)
Description: The capital city of Sweden


Name: living things (LifeForm)
Description: Titanium is present in living things


Name: Pysanky (Tradition)
Description: Ukrainian Easter egg tradition involving wax and dye patterns


Name: Old Low Franconian or Old Dutch (Language)
Description: The language that replaced Old Frankish in the northern Netherlands.


Name: Peloids (structureless grains of microcrystalline carbonate)
Description: Grains difficult to see in a limestone sample except in thin section and are less common in ancient limestones


Name: Optical Effect (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A visual phenomenon caused by the interaction of light with matter.


Name: Calcium (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ca and atomic number 20. It is an alkaline earth metal.


Name: Celtic cultures (Culture)
Description: Coast of the Atlantic, from modern Spain to Ireland


Name: Pomegranate name (Name)
Description: The name derives from medieval Latin pōmum 'apple' and grānātum 'seeded'


Name: Internet (Communication)
Description: Reaches all areas of Greece with over 35,000 km of fiber optics


Name: Mycenaeans (Ethnic group)
Description: The inhabitants of the Mycenaean civilization.


Name: Compressor House (Building)
Description: A building in the Yule Marble quarry, located on the right of opening 2 and left of the boiler house


Name: Soft-Paste Porcelain (Product)
Description: Type of porcelain made at St.Cloud


Name: Retroperitoneal space (Anatomical Location)
Description: The area behind the peritoneum, a membrane that lines the abdominal cavity.


Name: Robert Graves (Person)
Description: English writer and poet


Name: Hunt or eat peacocks (Action)
Description: Due to its holiness in Yazidism


Name: Searches for tektites (Action)
Description: Actions aimed at finding tektites


Name: American Basketball League (1980–2006) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed from 1980 to 2006


Name: r-process in collision of neutron stars (Nuclear Process)
Description: A series of nuclear reactions that produce heavy elements, like gold, by the rapid absorption of free neutrons.


Name: [1813, 1815] (Time Period)
Description: The years in which the peak production of Berlin Iron Jewellery occurred


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in the world, officially known as the People's Republic of China


Name: Geological eras (time periods)
Description: A sequence of periods in Earth's history, defined by major changes in the fossil record and tectonic settings


Name: Belgian Folklore (Culture)
Description: Traditional beliefs, customs, and art of the Belgian people


Name: Andalusite (Mineral)
Description: A polymorph of kyanite, more stable at lower temperature and pressure


Name: Structure (Building Structure)
Description: The structure for which embodied energy is being considered.


Name: Bronx (borough)
Description: the borough where Pelham Bay Park is located


Name: International partnerships for Algeria's healthcare system (Collaboration)
Description: The collaboration between the Algerian government and international organizations to exchange knowledge, resources, and effective practices within their respective healthcare systems


Name: Not applicable (implied) (Classification not given)
Description: The concept of a society being matriarchal


Name: Shape (Artwork)
Description: The shape that is being painted using the stencil


Name: Thracia (Region)
Description: A historical region in southeastern Europe


Name: Former Prime Minister Ouattara (Person)
Description: Alassane Dramane Ouattara


Name: central Alabama (Geographical region)
Description: A region within the state of Alabama located centrally.


Name: submarines (Vehicle)
Description: Craft designed for underwater navigation


Name: [Al(OH)4]− ions (Ions)
Description: Ions that decompose to form aluminium hydroxide


Name: Government investigations of alleged police abuses (Investigation)
Description: -


Name: Moldavite Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum dedicated to moldavites


Name: around 70% of Taiwan's population (population)
Description: The majority of the people in Taiwan


Name: Carbon (Chemical_element_class)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 6 and symbol C.


Name: 28 School Districts (Education)
Description: The school districts within Westchester County that are ranked among the top 100 in New York State


Name: Environmental Sustainability (Concept)
Description: The ability to maintain a balance between the use of resources and the environment's capacity to regenerate those resources


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


Name: William T. Anderson (Person)
Description: A Confederate guerrilla leader who operated in Missouri and Kansas during the American Civil War


Name: two junior high schools (School)
Description: Junior high schools operated by the town government of Kawamata


Name: Cheese, other milk products, beef, straw embroideries, fish scale flowers, cut paper decorations, crochet lace-work (Product)
Description: Various agricultural products and handicrafts


Name: (2006-2016) (Timeframe)
Description: A specific period of time.


Name: Mild winters (temperature)
Description: One of the characteristics of the temperate oceanic climate.


Name: Gold (Material)
Description: The source of physical and spiritual human life originated in a golden womb (hiranyagarbha) or egg (hiranyanda), a metaphor of the sun, whose light rises from the primordial waters.


Name: Tolkowsky-derived diamonds (Quality of cut)
Description: Diamonds following Tolkowsky's mathematical proportions


Name: Brunilde Ridgway (Person)
Description: American archaeologist and classicist


Name: Intermediate structures in which the layers are not regularly stacked (Geological structure)
Description: Possible structures that may exist between tridymite and cristobalite


Name: Shin-hanga prints (Art form)
Description: A type of ukiyo-e that fused traditional ukiyo-e with Western painting techniques.


Name: Physics (Nobel Prizes)
Description: Award for physics given once a year by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences


Name: diamond's RI (Physical Property)
Description: The refractive index of a diamond, which affects the way light travels through it.


Name: ZnO Nanoparticles (Chemical Substance)
Description: Nanoparticles composed of Zinc Oxide


Name: Minerals (Resource)
Description: Cobalt, copper, lithium


Name: aluminium monoxide, AlO (chemical compound)
Description: Compound detected in the gas phase after explosion


Name: UVB and UVC wavelengths (Radiation)
Description: A portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that lies just beyond visible light.


Name: Mammalian kidney, Bird kidney, Reptile kidney (animal organ subtypes)
Description: Differences in features such as the presence of elongated loops of Henle


Name: Intaglio (Printing technique)
Description: A method of printing in which the design is incised into a sheet of metal or another material below the surface, rather than being raised above it.


Name: Ancient Rome (Culture)
Description: Roman civilization


Name: 100 million international tourist arrivals in 2023 (Tourist Arrival)
Description: Based on the given context


Name: Austria (country)
Description: A nation located in Central Europe


Name: Protection of Internal Organs (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The protective role that the echine plays on a sea urchin.


Name: Sheets of polymerized tetrahedra (Mineral structure)
Description: The basic building blocks of phyllosilicates


Name: Non-religious people (Demographic)
Description: Comprised 32.0% of the Belgian population in 2015, divided between atheists and agnostics.


Name: Rats, ferrets and other mammals (Wildlife)
Description: Animals with mammal characteristics, including rodents and mustelids


Name: diverse geography and long history (Geographical feature)
Description: Morocco's varied terrain and historical timeline


Name: Anattā (Doctrine)
Description: A doctrine in Buddhism that denies the existence of a permanent self or soul


Name: Black Coral skeletons (Coral component)
Description: The hard structure of the black coral


Name: Supreme Court Justices (Judges)
Description: The judges appointed to the Supreme Court


Name: ETFs (Financial Instrument)
Description: A type of investment vehicle that tracks the price of a group of assets, including copper


Name: Muslims (Religion)
Description: 5.2% of the Belgian population.


Name: Communication (Means of expression)
Description: An important element of Native American communication


Name: Casbah of Algiers (Landmark)
Description: An important citadel in Algeria


Name: Prussian royal family (Historical Figure)
Description: The ruling monarchs of the Kingdom of Prussia and later the German Empire from 1701 to 1918


Name: first universities were formed in Italian cities (Educational Center)
Description: First universities in Italian cities


Name: Compound (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical substance formed from two or more elements combined in a fixed proportion.


Name: Pelham (Village)
Description: Village located in Westchester County


Name: names that were well-established before (Temporal)
Description: Exceptions are usually names that were well-established before the organization of mineralogy as a discipline


Name: Antwerp, Belgium (Location)
Description: A city in Belgium known for diamond trading


Name: Diamond Ore (Mineral Deposit)
Description: A deposit containing diamonds


Name: Artistic Skills and Ideas (Abstract Concept)
Description: Skills and ideas related to the creation of art


Name: Under 18 (age group)
Description: Individuals who are under the age of 18


Name: Mulberry (plant)
Description: Plant used to create purple dyes for common people during the Middle Ages


Name: Kingdom of Scotland (Political Entity)
Description: The kingdom created by the united Gaelic speakers and Picts in the 9th century


Name: Conchoidal fracture (Phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Atlas Mountains (Morocco) (GeographicalArea)
Description: Mountain range in Morocco where the last Barbary lion in the wild was shot


Name: Sør-Trøndelag county (Location)
Description: A county in the region of Trøndelag, Norway


Name: Buddhist Art (Artwork)
Description: Art originated on the Indian subcontinent following the historical life of Siddhartha Gautama.


Name: Parliament and most mayors' offices (political entity)
Description: The parliament and local government bodies in Benin


Name: William I of the Netherlands (person)
Description: The King of the Netherlands from 1840 to 1849


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The predominant religion in Norway


Name: many sculptures cast in metal are originally modelled (sentence fragment)
Description: A phrase that contains a subject and verb but lacks a predicate or complement


Name: European route E01 (Highway)
Description: International highway network


Name: Fleas like Pulex irritans, Ctenocephalides canis and Paraceras melis (Parasite)
Description: A type of flea


Name: Shakudō plaques (artifact)
Description: A type of Japanese art object made from lacquer over a layer of shakudō (alloyed copper and gold) or gold, inlaid with designs


Name: New York City's AI sector (Tech Industry)
Description: A part of New York City's tech industry focusing on AI


Name: The United States (Country)
Description: A country where these pearls were produced on a limited scale


Name: Carbon in massive stars (Astronomical Object)
Description: Massive stars that will later become Type II supernovas.


Name: Organic Minerals (Classification of Mineral)
Description: Rare compounds containing organic carbon formed by a geologic process


Name: marble (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A metamorphic rock formed by the recrystallization of carbonate rocks


Name: Riverdale (neighborhood) (Neighborhood)
Description: The neighborhood that developed from the modern-day Kingsbridge neighborhood


Name: High moisture content (Physical property)
Description: A characteristic that can cause problems in transportation and storage


Name: Canton of Ticino (Administrative Division)
Description: The canton to which Onsernone belongs


Name: Leadership (social organization)
Description: The system of governance among indigenous groups in Brazil


Name: Kasolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting mainly of uranium, lead and oxygen.


Name: Yellow penalty card in a soccer match (Sports item)
Description: Means warning, but not expulsion


Name: Artist's intent (artwork aspect)
Description: The intentions, ideas, or feelings that the artist has when creating a work of art


Name: Indian, Pakistani, Filipino, Nigerian, Bangladeshi, Nepali, Chinese, South African, Polish and Somali (Nationalities)
Description: Most common previous nationalities of those naturalised in 2014


Name: Crown of the Kingdom of Poland (1569) (Political Entity)
Description: Ukrainian lands were transferred to the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland in 1569


Name: Convex mirror (part of prolate ellipsoid) (optical device)
Description: A convex mirror that is part of a prolate ellipsoid


Name: Tube Feet (Body Part)
Description: Feet used for locomotion and feeding by sea urchins


Name: Magnesium (Metal)
Description: A metal that reacts violently with water and produces flammable hydrogen gas.


Name: Protests (Event)
Description: Public demonstrations


Name: Ahhiyawa (Geographical Area or Political Entity)
Description: Ancient term for Mycenaean Greece or Achaeans in Homeric Greek


Name: FIFA World Cup 1998 (Sports Event)
Description: The FIFA World Cup held in 1998


Name: Colombia's Truth Commission (CC) (Organization)
Description: A Colombian commission responsible for investigating the truth about the armed conflict and its victims.


Name: Alabama (state)
Description: A state located in the southeastern region of the United States.


Name: Coal (Mineral Resource)
Description: A solid fossil fuel formed from carbonized plant matter, a major source of energy.


Name: Devon (Region)
Description: A region in the UK, to a lesser extent prosperous due to Killas' mineral resources


Name: Ethnic minorities in China (2020) (population group)
Description: ethnic groups that account for less than 10% of the population of China


Name: 670,000 city residents (Residents)
Description: Individuals who have enrolled in the health insurance plan.


Name: Nodule (Geological Feature)
Description: A small round mass of rock or mineral.


Name: Iron Ore Reduction (Process)
Description: The process in which coke is used


Name: Infinite Set (Concept)
Description: A set that has no upper bound.


Name: all levels of government (government)
Description: Federal, state, and local governments in Brazil


Name: Arab League (Organization)
Description: An Arab regional organization established in 1945


Name: the caste system (Social_Structure)
Description: The traditional social hierarchy in Hindu society, divided into castes based on occupation and purity.


Name: Human_sacrifices (activity)
Description: Performed during ritual festivals


Name: Tourist countries like the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom (Country)
Description: Countries that are destinations for tourists


Name: Purple-colored copper(III) complexes (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A compound containing copper, in the +3 oxidation state, and exhibiting a purple color.


Name: Honshu (island)
Description: The largest island of Japan


Name: In the (F, OH)2O and O sheets of topaz crystal structure (Substitution Reaction)
Description: Fluorine and hydroxide can interchange their positions in the topaz crystal structure


Name: Frisian language (Language)
Description: The language spoken by the Frisians along the entire southern North Sea coast.


Name: Royal Monopoly of Force (Political Strategy)
Description: The establishment of a single, centralized authority for control of military power


Name: Invincible (TV series) (Animated television series)
Description: An American adult animated superhero action-comedy television series


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


Name: [Council of Europe, NATO, OECD, WTO, OSCE] (International Institution)
Description: The international institutions that Greece is a part of


Name: Made in China 2025 policy (policy)
Description: A Chinese industrial policy launched by the Chinese government in March 2015


Name: Quarry Town and folks in Marble (People)
Description: Workers and residents of Quarry Town and Marble


Name: eastern Polynesia (region)
Description: A region in the Pacific Ocean


Name: Resource Management (Concept)
Description: The process of utilizing resources effectively and efficiently.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country located in central Europe


Name: Shakespearean English (English Language Variant)
Description: The form of the English language used by William Shakespeare and his contemporaries.


Name: University (Higher Education Institution)
Description: A university founded in 1875


Name: Cologne Cathedral, the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, the Dresden Frauenkirche, Neuschwanstein Castle, Heidelberg Castle, the Wartburg, and Sanssouci Palace (Landmark)
Description: Popular landmarks in Germany


Name: US alliance (Alliance)
Description: A military alliance between Australia and the United States


Name: Matsuyama Prefecture (Historical prefecture)
Description: A historical prefecture that existed between 1871 and 1873 in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: 1.13% of adults aged 15–49 years (Percentage)
Description: HIV/AIDS rate in Benin


Name: Sunday church attendance in Austria (Religious activity)
Description: The religious activities on Sunday in Austria


Name: Modern Chinese language (language)
Description: The modern form of the Chinese language


Name: Economic Growth (Historical Period)
Description: A period of economic growth experienced by Greece in the 11th and 12th centuries


Name: National Diet (legislative organ)
Description: The parliament where the House of Councillors belongs


Name: Walter Gropius (Architect)
Description: The leader of the German Bauhaus movement who led to some interesting and stylistically simplified forms


Name: Iron ore (Material)
Description: The raw material used in direct iron reduction


Name: Magma Chambers (Geological Feature)
Description: Reservoirs in the shallow crust that hold magma


Name: Some uranates (Class of compounds)
Description: Compounds such as calcium uranate


Name: Audience (Recipient)
Description: The people for whom the map is designed, such as the general public or a single person


Name: Lighting (Technology)
Description: The use of electromagnetic radiation to create an illuminated environment


Name: After the floods of 1834 and 1868 (Event)
Description: The church was rebuilt after these floods


Name: Highbridge Park (Park)
Description: A park that was laid out in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, where the Fort George Amusement Park's site is now a seating area.


Name: Canon and other manufacturers (Manufacturer)
Description: Companies involved in manufacturing


Name: An Afro-Colombian author (Person)
Description: A person who is an Afro-Colombian author


Name: Australia's demography and culture (Demographic and cultural changes)
Description: The overall characteristics of a population, including ethnicity, language, religion, education, and income.


Name: Metropolitan France (country)
Description: The mainland of France, from which most people in Papeʻetē and its suburbs originate.


Name: cyclic adduct formed with triethylamine, Al4I4(NEt3)4 (chemical compound)
Description: Stable derivative of aluminium monoiodide


Name: Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin (GeographicalRegion)
Description: The U.S. states where the Lake Superior agate can be found.


Name: Two lattice points per unit cell (lattice point)
Description: One lattice point from the corners and one in the center


Name: British and Irish Culture (Culture)
Description: The culture of the British and Irish people


Name: Human skin (Organ)
Description: Largest organ of the human body


Name: Ancient Greco-Roman mythology (Mythology)
Description: Mythology of ancient Greece and Rome.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in central Europe, known for its mountains, lakes, and Swiss Alps


Name: Hops (Plant)
Description: A significant production of hops


Name: Mitochondrial oxidative stress (Biological Process)
Description: Damage to cellular components caused by reactive oxygen species generated during oxidative phosphorylation.


Name: Jacob Christoph Le Blon (Person)
Description: German inventor and printer, known for his color printing techniques


Name: Eruptions of large volumes of magma (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The phenomenon associated with volcanic regions where eclogite-derived melts are common


Name: Natural diamonds (impure) (Subtype of Diamond)
Description: Naturally occurring diamonds with impurities


Name: temperate forests (Ecosystem)
Description: forest ecosystems found in temperate regions


Name: Western Wei (Dynasty)
Description: Dynasty that ruled China from 535 to 557.


Name: Large Afro-Colombian communities (Community)
Description: A large community found on the Pacific Coast


Name: Prudential Center (Stadium)
Description: An indoor arena located in Newark, New Jersey


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


Name: Bulk properties (Physical property)
Description: The physical properties of a material in bulk (>100nm)


Name: Ice hockey (Sport)
Description: A popular sport in Canada and other northern countries.


Name: First World War (Historical Event)
Description: A global military conflict that occurred from 1914 to 1918.


Name: Cerium Hydride (CeH2) (Compound)
Description: A hydride of Cerium


Name: Martis Karin Ersdotter (Person)
Description: One of the most famous women in Mora, Sweden who was skilled in hairwork.


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


Name: Newton, Kansas (Location)
Description: Place of birth


Name: Australian Mainland and Tasmania (Geographical Locations)
Description: The Australian mainland and the island of Tasmania.


Name: Chiang Ching-kuo (person)
Description: Former President of the ROC


Name: Density: 0.534 grams per cubic centimeter (Physical Property)
Description: The density of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Electronic media (Writing material)
Description: A medium used for writing that is electronic in nature


Name: Black Go stones in Japan (Artifact)
Description: Traditional Japanese board game pieces


Name: Workers (Occupation)
Description: People who work in the fastener industry


Name: Sapphires with a secondary hue of green (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a secondary hue of green in addition to the primary blue hue


Name: Rome (ancient city)
Description: The Colossus of Nero was originally located in Rome.


Name: Turán graph T6,3 (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A specific type of graph with certain properties.


Name: The Raconteurs (Rock band)
Description: A rock band that was formed in Detroit, Michigan


Name: Maya (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that inhabited parts of Central America during the classical period.


Name: Department, Municipalities and Smaller Administrative Subdivisions (Local Governments)
Description: The administrative divisions where the department governors, municipal mayors and local administrators execute power


Name: 3380 kilometers of expressway and 2100 kilometers of highway (RoadInfrastructure)
Description: Infrastructure to link the southern provinces


Name: Westchester County's African American Heritage Trail (Historical trail)
Description: A trail that consists of 14 sites significant to African American history in Westchester County


Name: Calcium-Silicate Hornfels (Geological Rock)
Description: A type of hornfels that arises from the thermal alteration of impure limestone.


Name: Iron (Metal)
Description: An example of a metal that is essential for life but can be toxic in excess.


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: An element with the symbol O and atomic number 8. It is a member of the chalcogen group in the periodic table.


Name: Greco-Roman culture (Culture)
Description: The combined ancient Greek and Roman civilization, particularly in Central Asian trade routes.


Name: Ipswich Town (FootballClub)
Description: A professional football club based in Ipswich


Name: socioeconomic conditions in Turkey (Condition)
Description: Social and economic conditions of Turkey


Name: Etruscan League (Historical Organization)
Description: An alliance of twelve Etruscan settlements, known as the Dodecapolis


Name: the Appalachians and other mountain regions (Geographical_location)
Description: The Appalachian Mountains and other mountain ranges


Name: Predazzo (Village)
Description: a village and comune in the province of Trento, northern Italy


Name: Majorica pearl (Product)
Description: Hand-made pearls manufactured by Majorica


Name: Poz (District)
Description: A recently formed district in Predazzo


Name: the green fairy (nickname)
Description: popular nickname for absinthe due to its green color


Name: Large diamonds (size)
Description: Most industrial uses do not require large diamonds


Name: Manufacturing processes of lithium (Process)
Description: The processes involved in producing lithium


Name: colonization of free African Americans in Liberia (Social issue)
Description: The movement that aimed to relocate free African American populations to the West African country of Liberia.


Name: Coves dels Hams and the Coves del Drach (Caves)
Description: Two of the caves in Mallorca with underground lakes, open to tours


Name: over half of the demand (Quantity)
Description: Refers to the portion of global copper demand that China represents


Name: President Macron (person)
Description: -


Name: Italic League (Alliance)
Description: A defensive alliance formed between Venice, Naples, Florence, Milan, and the Papacy.


Name: France (Country)
Description: The country where Neoclassicism was introduced.


Name: Blue sky (Natural phenomenon)
Description: When sunlight is scattered predominantly in the blue part of the spectrum


Name: Cyclopean (Construction Technique)
Description: A term for the masonry characteristic of Mycenaean fortification systems, described by large, unworked boulders.


Name: Warning to Prospective African-American Travelers to Missouri (Action)
Description: A formal advisory issued by the NAACP regarding travel safety for African Americans in Missouri


Name: All parts of Mesoamerica (Regions)
Description: Various regions in Mesoamerica where the pochteca traveled to bring back exotic luxury goods.


Name: Too Much Fire in Diamond (Diamond Quality Attribute)
Description: The quality that describes the excessive 'fire' effect in a diamond


Name: Fossil record (Scientific field)
Description: The record of fossils in the Earth's history


Name: Blue Lasers (Laser Type)
Description: Lasers that emit shorter wavelength light


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


Name: Shah Wali Khan and Humayun Mirza (Person)
Description: Leaders of a coalition against Timur Shah Durrani


Name: Tunis (City)
Description: The capital city of Tunisia


Name: potash (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of potassium used in various industries and formerly used to extract potassium.


Name: United States and Germany (Country)
Description: Countries where motorists drive on the right side of the road.


Name: Other materials (Material)
Description: Materials that can be encased or collaged into the surface, or layered using the encaustic medium


Name: Red Fox (animal)
Description: A species of omnivorous mammal


Name: CO2 (Inorganic Compound)
Description: A compound with the formula CO2 and a pH of 6.3.


Name: Manufacturing (Pressure vessels, Curved mirrors and lenses) (Industry)
Description: The production of goods using tools, machinery, techniques, and materials.


Name: Igneous Rock (Classification of Rocks)
Description: Rock that is formed through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava.


Name: Algerian athletes (Athletes)
Description: Athletes representing Algeria


Name: Kabuli palaw (Dish)
Description: The national dish of Afghanistan


Name: Rivers (Nile, Tigris, Euphrates) (Geographical Feature)
Description: The first and most extensive trade routes in early stages


Name: Painting (Art)
Description: a form of visual expression


Name: High Degree of Systematic Knowledge (Concrete Concept)
Description: Members have a high degree of systematic knowledge


Name: Dothan (City)
Description: The city is located south of Birmingham, and was incorporated on August 14, 1907.


Name: Qing government (Government)
Description: The Qing government was the ruling authority of the Qing dynasty in China.


Name: Gemstones (Mineral)
Description: Gemstones are hard minerals crystallized at high pressure and temperature


Name: Lithium hydroxide and lithium peroxide (Chemical compound)
Description: Specific compounds of lithium


Name: Andy Warhol (Artist)
Description: An American artist who explored the limits of painting


Name: Russian Public Healthcare System (Healthcare system)
Description: The Russian public healthcare system


Name: Dyula people in Bondoukou (people)
Description: People who were recent arrivals from the market city of Begho.


Name: Red (Color)
Description: Pan-Slavic color


Name: Hard Carbon Films (Material)
Description: A type of carbon film containing boron.


Name: approx. 180,000 active personnel (Military Personnel)
Description: The approximate number of active personnel in the Spanish Armed Forces.


Name: COMEX exchange (Organization)
Description: A commodity futures exchange where gold futures are traded.


Name: Aluminium Ions, Oxygen Atoms (Component)
Description: Components present in the corundum lattice


Name: Parcham and Khalq factions (Factions within the PDPA)
Description: Factions within the PDPA that had increasingly hostile friction


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


Name: Increased ferroportin protein expression (Biological Process)
Description: The increase in the expression of ferroportin protein


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: The country located in North America


Name: International Congress of Americanists (Organization)
Description: An organization formed in 1875, which Mexican scholars became active participants


Name: monocrystalline diamond (Mineral)
Description: Carbonado is much tougher than monocrystalline diamonds due to its polycrystalline texture


Name: Republic of West Florida (Political Entity)
Description: An independent republic that existed from 1810 to 1812


Name: Sodium chloride (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula NaCl


Name: Forests, Mountains, and Coastlines (Ecosystem)
Description: Three types of ecosystem found in Spain.


Name: first cine-theatre (Building)
Description: The first cinema theater opened in Athens


Name: Sierra Leone (country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: General Motors Corporation sponsored short film 'Round and Round' (Film)
Description: A film that features widgets throughout.


Name: Use of Ukrainian language in print (Language usage)
Description: The publication and printing of works in the Ukrainian language


Name: Tourmaline (Mineral)
Description: A mineral characterized by a complex crystal structure


Name: Yushamin (Religious Entity)
Description: As a peacock in the text


Name: Panjshir province (Geographical_region)
Description: province of Afghanistan


Name: Coated abrasive (tool)
Description: A tool used for flattening a brass mirror to achieve a basic shape


Name: Mycenaean Palaces (Architectural Structure)
Description: Central administration managing resources and labor.


Name: Tuskegee (City)
Description: A city located in Macon County, Alabama


Name: Spanish fleet (Military Unit)
Description: A group of ships sent to invade Faial Island


Name: Automobile (Transportation)
Description: A motor vehicle designed for traveling on roads


Name: Madia (HistoricalName)
Description: -


Name: Initial nucleation stages (Synthesis process)
Description: The early stages of the synthesis process for nanoparticles


Name: Schnepf (Swiss sabre) (sword type)
Description: A closely related weapon used in Early Modern Switzerland


Name: Sculpture (art form)
Description: Art form that includes totem poles, masks, utensils, and other items


Name: Hall–Héroult process (Electrochemical process)
Description: A method used to extract aluminum from alumina


Name: Lake T'oo'dichi' (GeographicalLocation)
Description: An alkaline lake, possibly part of the Morrison Formation


Name: Emperor (Ruler)
Description: The ruler of Japan


Name: Hongshan culture (Archaeological Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture existing around 3800 BC to 2700 BC, located along the modern northeastern border of China.


Name: FIS Nordic World Ski Championships (Sports Event)
Description: A ski jumping and nordic combined sports event


Name: And was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts (Politicians)
Description: Willy Brandt was a key figure in the Ostpolitik policy, which normalized relations between West Germany and Eastern Bloc countries. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts


Name: Populations moving deeper into the water (Sea urchin population movement)
Description: The movement of sea urchin populations due to wave action.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: A city in the United States, known for its cultural and financial importance


Name: Jewel Cave National Monument (National_Monument)
Description: A national monument featuring the world's third longest cave


Name: Egyptian and Syrian styles (Artistic style)
Description: Influenced the development of Greek sculpture


Name: 5th century BC (century)
Description: Period when grape cluster shaped earring became fashionable


Name: Lower Egypt (Geographical Area)
Description: The northern part of ancient Egypt.


Name: Aluminum (Chemical Element)
Description: 1% aluminium


Name: Fluoride (Anion)
Description: The anion with the formula F−.


Name: Huitzilihhuitl (Aztec ruler)
Description: Moteuczomatzin Ilhuicamina's father.


Name: Sierra Morena (mountain range)
Description: The northern boundary of Andalusia.


Name: Amrus ibn Yusuf (Person)
Description: A person who commanded the Berber garrison in Talavera


Name: Kaiserpfalz at Gelnhausen (Palace)
Description: Palace built in the Kinzig valley


Name: Clarity scale (Scale)
Description: A system that grades the diamond based on the color, size, location of impurity and quantity of clarity visible under 10x magnification


Name: Europe (Geographical Area)
Description: One of the areas where woodcut has been extensively used.


Name: Aztecs (ancient civilization)
Description: a Mesoamerican civilization that dominated large parts of Mexico and Central America


Name: Spanish Conquest of Mexico (Event)
Description: The event that William Hickling Prescott wrote about


Name: Boron trifluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of boron


Name: Lanthanum carbonate (Compound)
Description: A compound of lanthanum and carbonate.