Name: UK (Country)
Description: Based in the UK


Name: Hydrogen bonding (Intermolecular force)
Description: A type of attractive force between a hydrogen atom that is covalently bonded to a highly electronegative atom and another electronegative atom.


Name: Fluoride Ions (Ion)
Description: An ion with a charge of -1 that results from the addition of fluorine to a metal.


Name: G7 (International Group)
Description: Group of seven major advanced economies


Name: Elemental cerium (Element)
Description: No established occupational or permissible exposure limits by OSHA


Name: in the 10th century (Time Period)
Description: A period in the 10th century AD


Name: Color-changing garnets (Type of Garnet)
Description: Garnets that change color under different light conditions.


Name: Wooden Dala horses (Artifact)
Description: A traditional wooden toy symbolizing the province of Dalarna


Name: 75% of the crust of the Earth (Geological proportion)
Description: Percentage of Earth's crust composed of tectosilicates


Name: First seal in Chinese history (Artifact)
Description: The mythical first seal given to the Yellow Emperor


Name: Nerves, blood vessels and cartilage (types of tissue)
Description: Other types of tissue found in bones include nerves, blood vessels and cartilage


Name: Braunite (Fe7Nb4O13) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a different structure than Pyrite but found in the same geological context


Name: Greisen fluids (Geological Fluid)
Description: Fluids formed by granites as the last highly gas- and water-rich phases of complete crystallization of granite melts.


Name: Particle Concept (Concept)
Description: The idea of treating objects as particles for simplification in scientific analysis


Name: agriculture (Industry)
Description: home to Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies Ltd and other agricultural manufacturers


Name: Mid-Qing period (reign period)
Description: The Mid-Qing period refers to the middle part of the Qing dynasty.


Name: Tool steels (steel alloys)
Description: Steels alloyed with large amounts of tungsten and cobalt or other elements.


Name: Bamyan (City)
Description: A city in Afghanistan, recently voted South Asia Cultural Capital.


Name: Spanish Culture (Culture)
Description: has been shaped by the country's Mediterranean climate and geography


Name: Ametrine (gemstone)
Description: A gemstone partly amethyst and partly citrine


Name: Athens (location)
Description: An ancient city in Greece


Name: Single hollow torc in the Broighter Gold hoard (Artifact)
Description: Finest example of this type from Ireland


Name: Islamist Organisations (Organization)
Description: Groups that advocate a strict interpretation of Islam


Name: Slot Cutting, Planing, Drilling and Threading, Rabbetting, Routing etc. (Actions)
Description: Capabilities of milling machine in performing various actions


Name: Sunrise (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The natural phenomenon associated with green in China, representing sunrise


Name: Pharmaceuticals Production (Industry)
Description: The industries that produce pharmaceutical drugs


Name: Ukrainian refugee crisis (Event)
Description: The displacement of millions of Ukrainian civilians due to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine


Name: Corrosive byproduct of smog (Pollutant)
Description: A harmful substance that contributes to air pollution.


Name: Auwarter (Person)
Description: A person who created the first dielectric mirror in 1937.


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: Heaven (Astronomical Body or Concept)
Description: The sky or the divine realm in Chinese culture


Name: several large shopping malls (Shopping Mall)
Description: Retail centers in Örebro


Name: Tenochtitlan (city-state)
Description: The location of Mexico City, inhabited by the Mexica people


Name: Crazy Horse Memorial (Monument)
Description: An American monument-in-progress located in the Southern Hills


Name: Grapes (Plant species)
Description: A vine that bears fruit of the same name


Name: Students of Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto (UFOP) (Student Group)
Description: Students attending the University


Name: Graphite (Substance)
Description: A crystalline form of carbon where each atom is bonded trigonally to three others in a plane composed of fused hexagonal rings


Name: Fund for the Development of the Arts, Techniques and the Film Industry (FDATIC) (Governmental Agency)
Description: Algerian government agency providing financial support to the arts, techniques and film industry.


Name: 37.2% (as of 2005) (Percentage)
Description: the unemployment rate in North Macedonia as of 2005


Name: scholars' conduct code (Code of Conduct)
Description: The behavioral norms and expectations for scholars during the Song dynasty


Name: Talent retention challenges for Algeria's healthcare system (Human resources challenge)
Description: The difficulties faced by the Algerian healthcare system in attracting and retaining qualified professionals due to better prospects overseas


Name: Southeastern Europe and one of the most advanced in Europe (Comparison description)
Description: A comparison between Greece's motorway network and other countries


Name: Oppdal (Municipality)
Description: The administrative center of the municipality is the village of Oppdal


Name: Edward Greenly (Scientist)
Description: Geologist who studied metamorphic and igneous processes


Name: Central do Brasil (Walter Salles, 1998) (movie)
Description: The movie Central do Brasil (Walter Salles, 1998)


Name: Greek word μιγμα: migma (Language Element)
Description: A Greek word that is the root of the term 'Migmatite'.


Name: Iron-sulfur clusters (Chemical compound)
Description: A pervasive class of cofactors found in various proteins.


Name: Cresciano (Swiss municipality) (Municipality)
Description: A Swiss municipality with immigration and emigration statistics


Name: time of the Portuguese arrival in Brazil (event)
Description: The time when the Portuguese first arrived in Brazil


Name: other countries (country)
Description: -


Name: Stars (Celestial Object)
Description: Large, luminous spheres of plasma held together by gravity


Name: Gulf Air (Airline)
Description: An airline that provides flights in and out of Afghanistan.


Name: modern Japan's economic growth beginning in this period (Economic Growth)
Description: Growth of economy during the Edo Period


Name: Leopold I (King)
Description: First King of Belgium, reigned from 1831 to 1865


Name: US-Taliban Deal (2020) (Agreement)
Description: An agreement signed between the United States and the Taliban in Qatar on 19 February 2020


Name: Nader Shah (person)
Description: Persian military leader and king who founded the Afsharid dynasty


Name: Boron Deficiency (in humans) (Health Condition)
Description: May affect bone mineral density, though additional research is necessary.


Name: Coordinates (Geographical coordinates)
Description: 50.5191889°N 4.7155306°E


Name: Less value (Value)
Description: The lower value range for gems with low saturation or tone


Name: Potassium-rich orthoclase to sodium-rich albite for Alkali Feldspars, and albite to calcium-rich anorthite for Plagioclase. (Series of Feldspar)
Description: The range of composition within each subgroup.


Name: South America (location)
Description: A geographical region encompassing the southernmost part of the Americas.


Name: Renewable Energy (Energy Source)
Description: Various types of energy derived from natural sources such as sunlight, wind, rain, tidal and geothermal heat


Name: Total Income (Economic Term)
Description: The sum of all income generated within an economy.


Name: Fan Dish (Dish)
Description: Cooked rice or other staple grain-based foods that constitute the base of the meal.


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: Eastern European country in the heart of Europe


Name: Purple Pigment (Material)
Description: Purple made by combining red and blue pigments


Name: Afroasiatic language family (language family)
Description: Language family that includes many languages in Africa and Asia


Name: Porphyroblasts (mineral structure)
Description: Individual crystals of unusual size, such as garnet, staurolite, kyanite, sillimanite, or cordierite


Name: Professional and highly experienced hand engravers (Profession)
Description: Able to draw out minimal outlines just prior to engraving.


Name: Hong Kong (City)
Description: A special administrative region of China, previously under British rule


Name: Person of high rank (Social status)
Description: Torcs seem to have identified the wearer, apparently usually female until the 3rd century BC, thereafter male, as a person of high rank.


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


Name: US (Country)
Description: A country in North America


Name: Earth's Mantle (Geological Layer)
Description: The layer beneath the Earth's crust


Name: fishhook divination (Religious practice)
Description: A method of seeking answers from the divine through fishing


Name: Silver, Nickel and Steel (Material)
Description: Used on silver, nickel and steel.


Name: Magma (Geological Feature)
Description: Hot semi-fluid material expelled from the earth's interior


Name: Geophysical methods such as aeromagnetic surveys, electrical resistivity, and gravimetry (Methodology)
Description: Geophysical methods used in identifying.


Name: Jill Space (politician)
Description: A politician, Commissioner Director of Sussex County, term ends in 2025


Name: Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A precious gemstone, usually colorless but can be found in various colors.


Name: Spanish Music (Art Form)
Description: The sound, style, and tradition of music in Spain


Name: Yellow region (520–620 nm) of the visible light spectrum (Light spectrum region)
Description: A specific range of wavelengths in visible light


Name: Finite (Physical Property)
Description: The universe could be finite, even if its curvature is flat.


Name: Fluorite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of calcium fluoride, CaF2.


Name: Large boulders containing jade deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Large rocks that contain valuable amounts of jade


Name: Jewish High Priest's Breastplate (Artifact)
Description: An artifact that supposedly included chalcedony, according to Jewish tradition.


Name: Engadin Valley (Valley)
Description: A long valley encompassing St. Moritz in Switzerland's southeast


Name: Sioux Quartzite (Geological Formation)
Description: The Sioux Quartzite was inundated by Phanerozoic seas during the periods of maximum sea level.


Name: Brooklyn (Geographical Location)
Description: A borough served by the Brooklyn Public Library.


Name: 114 counties and one independent city, St. Louis (administrative division)
Description: The administrative divisions of Missouri.


Name: Software (Technology)
Description: A technology that democratized and expanded the making of maps


Name: Testing and optimization to ensure product quality and performance (Process)
Description: Formulation involves repeated testing and adjustment of the cosmetic product formula to achieve the desired properties


Name: Justinianic San Vitale at Ravenna (Building)
Description: An early Christian basilica in Ravenna, Italy


Name: since the Wisconsinan (Geological period)
Description: The geological period known as the Wisconsinan


Name: Panama (Country)
Description: A country located in Central America


Name: Early, middle or late (Temporal Category)
Description: A specific period of time within the art's history


Name: Jade (material)
Description: A semi-precious stone used for decoration or highlights in sculptures


Name: Type II supernovae (CosmicEvent)
Description: A supernova that occurs when a massive star collapses


Name: Ferdinand II (person)
Description: King of Aragon from 1479 until his death in 1516.


Name: Tibetan Buddhism (religion)
Description: a branch of Buddhism that is prevalent among Tibetans


Name: Lefkes (Settlement)
Description: A settlement on the island Paros


Name: Olivine and high pressure structural variants (Mineral)
Description: The olivine minerals found in the Earth's upper mantle


Name: Colloid suspensions (ChemicalEntity)
Description: Suspension of colloidal particles dispersed in a fluid medium.


Name: Gothic style (Architectural Style)
Description: A series of architectural styles characterized by pointed arches, ribbed vaults and flying buttresses


Name: Andalusia's fincas de ganado (Farm)
Description: Farms in Andalusia where fighting bulls are raised.


Name: Palace of Versailles (Building)
Description: Royal Château in Versailles, the capital city of the French department of Yvelines


Name: Illustration paintings (Artwork)
Description: Used as illustrations in various media


Name: Lausanne Convention (1923) (Treaty)
Description: The treaty that led to the international recognition of the sovereignty of the new Turkish state.


Name: Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill (Philosopher)
Description: English philosophers who made significant contributions to the development of utilitarianism.


Name: fault rock (geological term)
Description: A rock that forms along a fault surface.


Name: £193 bn (Monetary value)
Description: A sum of 193 billion British pounds


Name: sixteen constituent states (Geographical region)
Description: Collectively referred to as Länder


Name: Copperas (Chemical compound)
Description: A historical name for ferrous sulfate, FeSO4


Name: nanoscale ingredients and non-nanoscale forms (Classification of Material)
Description: The EPA considers the scale of a material's particles when determining its classification


Name: Counties (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Part of the provinces


Name: Iron (below Curie Point) (State of Matter)
Description: The solid phase of iron below its Curie point


Name: Free Movement of People from the European Union (Topic)
Description: A policy that allows the free movement of people between EU member states.


Name: 50% of its nominal GDP (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Ukraine's nominal GDP that its government debt equated to in 2020.


Name: Government (Political System)
Description: A system in which a group of people are governed, usually through elected officials and institutions


Name: Global Economy (nominal GDP) (Aggregate Economic Concept)
Description: The total economic output of all countries in the world


Name: Sing Sing (Prison)
Description: A prison in New York state.


Name: Western Culture (Culture)
Description: The name of Quetzalcoatl has been used for various aspects in Western culture


Name: Latin T (Letter)
Description: The 20th letter of the modern Latin alphabet


Name: Rastislav (Political Leader)
Description: Duke of Moravia (846-870)


Name: Tourism (Travel and Tourism)
Description: The movement of people to destinations outside their usual environment for leisure, business, or other purposes


Name: E number E110 (Food additive identifier)
Description: E number used to identify food additives in Europe


Name: Tiber River (Geographical location)
Description: One of the major rivers in Italy


Name: Privately Held and Foreign-Owned Companies (Organization)
Description: Companies that are not publicly traded or owned by foreign entities.


Name: painting and architecture (Art Forms)
Description: Different art forms apart from sculpture.


Name: Chalcolithic era (historical period)
Description: A transitional stage between the Stone Age and Bronze Age


Name: Biotite Hornfels (Geological Formation)
Description: A metamorphic rock formed from clay, sedimentary slate or shale


Name: Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Copper (Metal)
Description: Precious metals imported by the Maya


Name: Samba and Jazz (Music Styles)
Description: Bossa Nova is a musical style that combines elements from samba and jazz.


Name: Less efficient (Comparison)
Description: Less effective or productive


Name: Has no specific action mentioned in the context (No action mentioned)
Description: -


Name: Miedzianka (Location)
Description: Demolitions of selected buildings began in Miedzianka


Name: Kansas City Symphony Orchestra (orchestra)
Description: one of the major orchestras in Missouri


Name: HCP Lattice of Zinc with Sulfur Atoms (Lattice)
Description: An alternative description of the wurtzite crystal structure.


Name: a diverse and dynamic population, with a rich mix of ethnicities, religions, and cultures that make it vibrant and inclusive (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a diverse and dynamic population, with a rich mix of ethnicities, religions, and cultures that make it vibrant and inclusive


Name: fuel pellets (Material)
Description: material coated with boron in nuclear fusion research


Name: Air quality (Environmental factor)
Description: The impact of the practice on the overall air quality.


Name: Afwillite (mineral)
Description: A complex monoclinic mineral with biaxial properties.


Name: Grão-Pará, Salvador, Maranhão, Bahia, Rio Grande do Sul, and Pernambuco (Geographical)
Description: Provinces where localized rebellions took place during the regency


Name: Rembrandt van Rijn (Artist)
Description: A Dutch painter and etcher


Name: Italian (Language)
Description: 491 or 83.6%


Name: French Academy of Sciences (Scientific Institution)
Description: One of the earliest national scientific institutions in history


Name: China's military budget (Monetary Value)
Description: The monetary value of China's official military budget for 2023


Name: Al2O3 (Alumina) (Inorganic compound)
Description: A white powder that is the principal source of Aluminum


Name: Black robes and gowns (artifact)
Description: Robes and gowns that the wealthy bankers and merchants started wearing as a response


Name: Ishimskaya Luka, northern Kazakhstan (Location)
Description: One of the locations where Goldmanite has been reported


Name: Saffron (spice)
Description: Spice used primarily for its color and flavor in cooking


Name: Urban Planning and Architecture Center (Category)
Description: A city that is a global hub for urban planning and architecture, hosting influential architects, urban planners, and sustainable design initiatives.


Name: Algerian Youth Empowerment (Generational Dynamics)
Description: The empowerment and development of youth in Algeria, which are crucial for the country's future


Name: St. Anna Church (Church)
Description: A Roman Catholic parish church in Villach


Name: Boron (Chemical Element)
Description: One of the constituent elements in hexagonal boron nitride.


Name: Welsh Parliament (alternate_name)
Description: An alternate name for the Welsh government and legislature


Name: ritual objects (artifact)
Description: Unique ritual objects found in Korean Bronze Age culture


Name: Aluminosilicates (Mineral group within Orthosilicates)
Description: A group of aluminosilicate minerals, part of the Orthosilicate subclass


Name: Lefkes Community (Community)
Description: The community formed after Iria following the law enforcement DNZ/1912


Name: World Union of Jewish Students (WUJS) Institute (Institute)
Description: An institute in Arad which allowed post-college young Jews from around the world to study Israeli society and the Hebrew language


Name: Ochre yellow color (color)
Description: A light earthy yellow or brownish-yellow color


Name: Nearly 4,000 plant species (Plant Species)
Description: Alabama is home to nearly 4,000 pteridophyte and spermatophyte plant species.


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


Name: Boston accent (Accent)
Description: Accent native to northeastern coastal regions of New England


Name: Round coin (knife money area) (Currency)
Description: Coins with a square hole denominated in hua.


Name: Taoist priests in China (clergy)
Description: Taoist priests in China


Name: Storage containers for fluorine gas (Material)
Description: These materials are used to make storage containers for fluorine gas


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


Name: Sustainable Product Policy Initiative (EU) (Policy)
Description: An initiative aimed at promoting sustainable products within the European Union.


Name: Digital divide (Economic Issue)
Description: The economic issue of digital divide between North and South Italy


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


Name: Germany (country)
Description: A country in Western Europe


Name: Bridgewater Associates (Hedge Fund)
Description: A hedge fund with its headquarters in Fairfield County


Name: Tokyo DisneySea (Theme_Park)
Description: A theme park located in Tokyo, Japan.


Name: New Zealand literature (literature)
Description: Local literary works in New Zealand


Name: Prairie Network (Meteorite Observation Program)
Description: An automated observing program aimed at studying infalling meteorites


Name: China (Country)
Description: The People's Republic of China, a country in East Asia


Name: Andalusianist Manifesto of Córdoba (Document)
Description: A document that described Andalusia as a 'national reality' in 1919


Name: Zinc (Mineral)
Description: Improves weight gain in anorexia


Name: Ambulacral Plates (Physical Structure)
Description: The plates along the ambulacral grooves of a sea urchin's test.


Name: Fates and economies of entire civilizations were greatly affected by the availability of metals and metalworkers (Societal impact)
Description: The significant role played by metalworkers in shaping societies and their economies.


Name: Tissint Meteorite (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation that shows similarities with other geological formations from Mars


Name: symbols of authority and status (concept)
Description: Conceptual representation of items that symbolize power and social standing.


Name: Lavender (Lavandula spp.) (Herb)
Description: A fragrant herb native to the Mediterranean region, found in Andalusia


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


Name: Panagia Ekatontapiliani (Church)
Description: The principal church of Parikia, Paros.


Name: Song dynasty clothing (style)
Description: A style of clothing prevalent during the Song dynasty


Name: John Bale (Person)
Description: English writer (c. 1495–1563)


Name: Increase in Forest Area (France) (Growth)
Description: The growth in forest area in France, specifically a 7% increase since 1990


Name: 14 million years (time period)
Description: The age determined for moldavites by radiometric dating methods


Name: 25th position (Ranking)
Description: Global Enabling Trade Report ranking


Name: Honey (Product)
Description: A sweet substance produced by bees


Name: Book of Revelation (Scripture)
Description: A book in the New Testament where the Antichrist appears as a red monster.


Name: Space Dust (Astronomical Object)
Description: Dust produced from the death of massive stars, which serves as a component material for the formation of new star systems.


Name: axis mundi or sacred center of the world (concept)
Description: Significant cultural and spiritual meaning to Sioux and Cheyenne tribes


Name: Rye Brook (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: different schools and tradition, and different monasteries (Classification)
Description: Differences in the content of the Vinaya Pitaka (scriptures on the Vinaya) across different Buddhist schools and monasteries


Name: 1861–1865 American Civil War (historical event)
Description: a civil war fought between the United States of America and the Confederate States of America


Name: Spectrum of light in fluorescent lamps (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: The distribution of intensity as a function of wavelength


Name: Heterogeneous nucleation (Type of Nucleation)
Description: The type of nucleation where nuclei form on the surfaces of foreign particles


Name: Arid valleys in the Alps (Geographical Region)
Description: Valleys with low precipitation levels


Name: Portland Vase (Artistic object)
Description: A famous example of Roman cameo glass


Name: Differentiation (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The act or process of distinguishing between different categories or groups


Name: Mexican muralism (art movement)
Description: an art movement that produced large wall paintings


Name: Fancy Cut (Diamond cut)
Description: A type of diamond cut influenced by fashion trends


Name: naturalism (Artistic Movement)
Description: Artistic movement emphasizing the natural world and human nature


Name: Music Engraving Houses (Organization)
Description: Organizations that trained engravers through apprenticeship for music engraving


Name: Prussian division (Military unit)
Description: Military division of the Prussia army


Name: Two Yayoi period dwellings (dwelling)
Description: Two reconstructed Yayoi period dwellings on the top of Mount Hachidō


Name: [1,271 households] (Number)
Description: The number of households according to the 2011 Scottish census


Name: Academic Art Historians (Profession)
Description: Scholars who study art history academically


Name: 1064 nm Nd:YAG (Active Laser Medium)
Description: A similar active laser medium, primarily used in high-power applications.


Name: Iron Age Celtic Hallstatt culture (Archeological culture)
Description: A prehistoric culture that existed from approximately 800 BC to 500 BC in Central Europe


Name: P6422 (space group 181) or P6222 (no. 180) (crystal_space_group)
Description: The space groups that α-quartz transforms to at different temperatures


Name: Inverted Spectrum Cone (Geometry)
Description: The inverted spectrum cone is symmetric to the spectrum cone with respect to the middle gray point


Name: William V of Orange (person)
Description: Last stadtholder of the Dutch Republic


Name: Orange Colour (Colour)
Description: The orange colour that existed in Europe


Name: other diamonds (mineral)
Description: diamonds that can scratch diamond due to their hardness


Name: International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) (Sports federation)
Description: The international governing body of football.


Name: Synthetic Alexandrite (Gemstone)
Description: A misnomer for synthetic color-change sapphires


Name: Etruria's allies (alliance)
Description: Allies of Etruscan culture


Name: Traditional Japanese Ingredients (Ingredient)
Description: The ingredients used in traditional Japanese cuisine.


Name: Molybdenum (Element)
Description: A hard, refractory, silver-gray, ductile transition metal


Name: More than 2,000 hours (Sunshine hours)
Description: The yearly average of sunshine hours received by Christchurch


Name: Luxury (Concept)
Description: According to contemporary surveys in Europe and the United States, purple is the color most often associated with luxury.


Name: Taipei Metro, Kaohsiung Metro, Taoyuan Metro, New Taipei Metro, and Taichung Metro (transportation agency)
Description: Urban transit systems in different cities of Taiwan


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: A historical empire in western Asia and southeastern Europe


Name: NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) (Political Entity)
Description: An agreement among Canada, Mexico, and the United States that promotes free trade between the three countries


Name: Potassic Plutonic Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Igneous rocks that are rich in potassium.


Name: Blaine Amendment (Alabama) (Legislation)
Description: The legislation passed in Alabama in 1875 that prohibited public money from being used to finance religious-affiliated schools.


Name: Only 25% of these devices were recycled (Quantity or Percentage)
Description: Percentage of discarded electronic devices that were recycled in 2009


Name: sailing and yachting in Greece (Recreational activity)
Description: Exploring the coastline and islands by boat, with luxurious amenities and services


Name: The Wild Duck and A Doll's House (Literary Work)
Description: Pioneering realistic dramas


Name: a modern-day rift zone (geological feature)
Description: A type of geological feature that is used as a modern-day analog for the processes involved in continental breakup.


Name: Integral Number of Disjoint Orthoschemes (Dissection)
Description: An orthoscheme is a fundamental property that generates the polyhedron by reflections in its facets.


Name: Some Researchers in Early British Cultural Studies (Group)
Description: Researchers who applied a Marxist model to the field of cultural studies


Name: U.S. Institute of Medicine (IOM) (Organization)
Description: An independent, non-governmental organization in the United States that provides evidence-based advice about science and health to federal and private sector organizations, the public, and the media


Name: 10% of the nation's workforce directly (Percentage of Workforce)
Description: The percentage of direct workforce representation


Name: 182-carat Star of Bombay (gemstone)
Description: An example of a large blue star sapphire located in the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.


Name: Abrasive Wheel (Cutting Device)
Description: A wheel made up of various sizes and types of stones, diamonds or inorganic materials used as the cutting device in grinding machines.


Name: Airstrikes ordered by Gbagbo (Event)
Description: The airstrikes ordered by Laurent Gbagbo


Name: Main word (linguistics term)
Description: The primary meaning-carrying part of the compound.


Name: Curiosity and Opportunity rovers on Mars (Spacecraft)
Description: Robotic spacecraft exploring Mars


Name: Common Germanic (Language)
Description: An ancient language common to the Germanic peoples


Name: Iron Age Man (Period)
Description: A period in prehistory or protohistory characterized by the extensive use of iron tools.


Name: Backdrop to the main idol in temples or homes (Function)
Description: Function of Pichwai paintings in religious settings


Name: Cuprite (Mineral)
Description: A copper oxide mineral with the formula Cu2O.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: The geographical region known as Norway


Name: Candlelight (Color)
Description: A soft, warm yellow color reminiscent of candlelight


Name: Atomic weight of Lithium (Physical property)
Description: The mass of an atom or molecule of lithium


Name: Spodumene (Mineral)
Description: another important lithium-containing mineral discovered by José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe known for its balanced relationships with the European Union, United States, and Russia.


Name: Taipei (Location)
Description: The temporary capital of the ROC (Republic of China) after the evacuation


Name: Roman Emperors (Organization)
Description: Emperors of the Roman Empire


Name: Escolha (Event)
Description: A decision-making event in some repúblicas of Ouro Preto and Coimbra


Name: Santa Fé de Bogotá (City)
Description: The capital city of the Viceroyalty of New Granada.


Name: Molybdenumdisulfate (Compound)
Description: A compound of molybdenum and sulfur


Name: Heavy Mineral Sands Ore Deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Deposits of minerals that are denser than the surrounding sediment


Name: Colombian government (Organization)
Description: The government of Colombia.


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


Name: Values expected for fission but deviating from the values expected for non-fission derived samples (Scientific Data)
Description: The data that showed signs of nuclear fission


Name: Shining Path Maoist Movement in Peru (Group)
Description: A paramilitary extremist group that used red as their color


Name: Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and Cambodia (Location)
Description: Countries that were part of the extensive animist-led nephrite jade trading network


Name: being ripples in the fabric of spacetime caused by massive accelerating objects, detectable as a disturbance in the gravitational field (property)
Description: Gravitational Waves are ripples in the fabric of spacetime caused by massive accelerating objects, detectable as a disturbance in the gravitational field.


Name: Hydrogen (Chemical Substance)
Description: A light, highly flammable, colorless, odorless, non-toxic gas


Name: sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Category that hardstone carving overlaps with


Name: manganese(II) carbonate (Inorganic Compound)
Description: A compound with the formula MnCO3, primarily found as the mineral rhodochrosite.


Name: Visual Appearance (Concept)
Description: The general concept that includes various visual phenomena, such as color, texture, shape, size, etc.


Name: Regular polytope (polytope)
Description: A regular n-polytope is a regular polytope in any dimension


Name: Sphalerite (Mineral)
Description: A zinc ore mineral consisting of zinc blende, a zinc sulfide (ZnS).


Name: Manuel II Palaiologos (Person)
Description: Byzantine Emperor from 1391 to 1425


Name: Household structure (Maggia) (socio-demographic data)
Description: Distribution of household structures in Maggia


Name: Myanmar (Country)
Description: Republic of the Union of Myanmar


Name: Turmeric (spice)
Description: Spice often sold under the name saffron


Name: Late 19th and early 20th century Athenian theatre scene (Art Scene)
Description: Dominated by revues, musical comedies, operettas, nocturnes


Name: Winter (Season)
Description: Coldest season in the Czech Republic


Name: U.S. Federal Reserve Bank (New York) (central_bank)
Description: A regional reserve bank within the United States Federal Reserve System


Name: Series of succession myths (Mythology)
Description: Narratives that show the lineage of Athenians


Name: De Beers Mining Company (Company)
Description: Mining company amalgamated by Charles Rudd


Name: Bundenbach fossils (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The specific type of Hunsrück slate fossils found in Bundenbach


Name: Beersheba (City)
Description: A city in Israel known for its historical and modern significance


Name: Yang Guifei (person)
Description: Beloved consort of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: The country


Name: 17th century (Historical period)
Description: By the 17th century


Name: Spectral Line of Sodium (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A specific wavelength of light emitted by sodium.


Name: Largest economy in Latin America (Size of economy)
Description: The largest economy among all the countries in Latin America


Name: World (Geographical Location)
Description: Global geographic area


Name: Nuclear reactors (Energy production system)
Description: As a reflector or moderator to slow down neutrons


Name: 'Catch-22' (novel)
Description: a satirical novel about a U.S. Army Air Forces B-25 bombardier during World War II


Name: Abū Rayḥān al-Bīrūnī (Islamic scientist)
Description: Persian polymath, scholar and geographer


Name: Blake's Artwork, David's Artwork (Artworks)
Description: Specific works of art by Blake and David


Name: Rural groups, suburban groups, isolated towns, Ticino (Geographical Area)
Description: Geographical areas within Switzerland.


Name: Fleas (Parasite)
Description: Small wingless insects that live on the blood of mammals and birds


Name: Stijn Coninx (Director)
Description: Belgian film director


Name: Nanoparticle Modeling (Scientific Method)
Description: Modeling the behavior and properties of nanoparticles


Name: Congreso de los Diputados (Institution)
Description: Lower house of the Spanish Parliament


Name: Basalt (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of volcanic rock formed in the intermediate to young age group of the Upper Imbrian epoch.


Name: Some privately owned roads (Transportation infrastructure)
Description: Roads that are privately owned in the U.S.


Name: ammolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is used in jewelry and has a belief in Feng Shui


Name: EU and International Community (Group)
Description: The European Union and the international community


Name: Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor (Person)
Description: Holy Roman Emperor from 1576 to 1612


Name: Hafnium (element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Hf and atomic number 72.


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


Name: Venetian sequin (most prestigious gold coin in circulation) (coin)
Description: The Venetian sequin, minted from 1160 to the late 18th century, was the most prestigious gold coin in circulation in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: a country located in Europe


Name: cannabis production (Activity)
Description: The cultivation and transformation of cannabis, which represents 0.57% of the national GDP in 2002


Name: Aceh resistance (Resistance movement)
Description: The resistance movement of the Acehnese during the Aceh War


Name: Chinese language (Language)
Description: An ancient language that is one of the longest continuously used languages in the world and is spoken by millions worldwide.


Name: Equitable Building (Building)
Description: A building located in New York City


Name: Bernard Berenson (Art Historian)
Description: Art historian who adopted Giovanni Morelli's techniques


Name: Economic Reforms (Reform)
Description: Part of the National Reconciliation Programme


Name: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (Government Agency)
Description: United States government agency responsible for measuring labor market activity, working conditions, and price changes in the economy


Name: Stone, Ceramic or Metal Artefacts or Remains (Artefact Class)
Description: Types of artifacts often available for relative dating


Name: Color Green (Color)
Description: A color having a hue between yellow and blue on the spectrum, evoking associations with nature, life, health, youth, spring, hope, and envy


Name: 1000 'black jet bugle drops' (Jewelry)
Description: 1000 black jet decorations for embroidery


Name: river spirit of the underworld (spirit)
Description: -


Name: Divs (Mythological Creature)
Description: Monstrous creatures in Afghan folklore and mythology


Name: Royal Palace of Caserta (Architectural work)
Description: A palace in Caserta, Italy


Name: European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) (Court)
Description: An international court responsible for the interpretation and application of the European Convention on Human Rights


Name: Unequal dispersal of funds (Financial issue)
Description: An unfair or unjust allocation of money from gem mining


Name: Vilyuy river area, Siberia (Geographical location)
Description: -


Name: Osiris funerary cult (Religion)
Description: An ancient Egyptian funerary cult centered on Osiris


Name: cyanuric acid (Compound)
Description: A compound formed in the industrial route to cyanuric acid and melamine


Name: Nanoparticles (Material)
Description: Particles smaller than 100 nanometers in at least one dimension


Name: Woodburning masonry heaters (Appliance)
Description: The preference of soapstone as the material for woodburning masonry heaters.


Name: Common women's attire in the Tang dynasty (Clothing)
Description: The general category of clothing worn by common women during the Tang Dynasty


Name: 4 November (Date)
Description: The date when Unity Day is celebrated


Name: InternationalOrganisations (Service)
Description: An important service within the service sector of Switzerland


Name: WASH concept (concept)
Description: a concept focusing on safe drinkable water, hygiene, and proper sanitation


Name: Josef Lada (Illustrator or Cartoonist)
Description: A Czech illustrator and cartoonist who gained fame in the first half of the 20th century


Name: Crystal-plastic deformation (geological process)
Description: The deformation of a rock by the plastic flow of its constituent crystals.


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


Name: Crystallographic defects (Defect)
Description: Interruptions or deviations in the repeating pattern of atoms or molecules in a crystal


Name: Early modern Britain (Time Period)
Description: The period that occurred during the 16th and 17th centuries.


Name: Bear Lake, Haiyaha Lake, and Nymph Lake (Alpine lake)
Description: Scenic alpine lakes like Bear Lake, Haiyaha Lake, and Nymph Lake


Name: Renal replacement therapy (Medical Treatment)
Description: Treatment that substitutes for the function of normal kidneys


Name: Jeremiah Haralson (Person)
Description: A politician who served as an African-American congressman from Alabama


Name: Hungary (Country)
Description: A country that borders Ukraine to the southwest


Name: 380 km² (146.719 sq mi) (Area)
Description: The total area of the municipality of Andros


Name: Scanning (technology)
Description: The optical or electrical reproduction of images or text from an original.


Name: Numerous examples of Filigree (Art technique)
Description: Filigree decoration found in the Staffordshire Hoard


Name: Segregation (Alabama Education) (SocialPolicy)
Description: The legislation approved in Alabama in 1875 that called for racially segregated schools.


Name: Scientific community (Profession)
Description: Researching cis-regulatory elements


Name: Mined topaz (gem)
Description: Topaz mined from the earth


Name: Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama (Company)
Description: A manufacturing company located in Alabama.


Name: 55 meters above sea level (Height)
Description: The elevation of the southeastern part of Dalarna province


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color produced in combination with gold or selenium.


Name: Lützow Free Corps (Historical Group)
Description: Composed of volunteer German students and academics fighting against Napoleon in 1813


Name: Alabama residents (Residents)
Description: Residents of Alabama


Name: Berber populations (ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous populations of the Maghreb region


Name: Annealing (Process)
Description: A heat treatment for steel products to make them softer and more workable


Name: Special storage conditions (StorageRequirement)
Description: The special conditions required for storing potassium


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: Most popular sport in Algeria


Name: Nixon Shock (Event)
Description: An event that occurred on 15 August 1971 and led to a significant increase in the price of gold.


Name: two meditation types (Meditation Practice)
Description: Two different ancient Buddhist meditation practices


Name: George Washington (Person)
Description: The first president of the United States under the Constitution


Name: Mental Illness (Health Condition)
Description: It is estimated that one in five people in the Swiss population suffer from a mental illness.


Name: Art (Concept)
Description: A concept representing various forms of expression or communication, as described in the provided context.


Name: Trans-Sahara Highway (Road)
Description: One of the major highways in North Africa, part of the Algerian road network


Name: Kabul River (River)
Description: The largest river in Afghanistan.


Name: Respiratory Function of Sea Urchin Respiratory Organs (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the respiratory organs play in allowing a sea urchin to obtain oxygen and eliminate carbon dioxide.


Name: tradespeople (Occupation)
Description: People who work in a skilled trade


Name: Dfc (Köppen climate classification) (Climate Classification)
Description: The climate classification of Kopaonik


Name: Black shale (Geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Energy of U.S. States (Industry)
Description: The energy industries in the states of the United States


Name: national level (examination level)
Description: The level of examination that Tang Xianzu passed


Name: Widespread Use of Pocket Watches in Railroads (Usage)
Description: The widespread use of pocket watches in the railroad industry


Name: Ultraviolet light (Lighting)
Description: Invisible long-wave ultraviolet light or higher energy radiation sources that cause some diamonds to fluoresce


Name: Yamnaya culture (Cultural Period)
Description: A Late Copper Age/Early Bronze Age culture in the Pontic-Caspian steppe


Name: precise control of process parameters (Key Considerations in CVD process)
Description: Parameters that need careful control in the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


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


Name: Taylor (Person)
Description: A person who made a lecture-tour of Australia in 1885


Name: Hydropower Capacity (Quantity)
Description: the amount of electricity generated by hydropower plants


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: During the Hellenistic Age between 300 and 150 BC.


Name: Small urchin clingfish (Species)
Description: A species of fish that lives among the spines of urchins


Name: Nomadism in the Maghreb (cultural practice)
Description: The spreading of nomadism in areas where agriculture was previously dominant


Name: Synthetic Diamond Transistors (Electronics)
Description: Transistors made from synthetic diamond


Name: Ticino (Geographical Region)
Description: The Diocese of Lugano is located in Ticino


Name: Overlooked emeralds (Mineral)
Description: Emeralds that are missed during mining activities


Name: White Dwarf (astronomical object)
Description: A small, dense star composed primarily of helium and carbon that has exhausted all its nuclear fuel.


Name: Sperm Whale (Animal)
Description: A large toothed whale, the largest of the rorqual family


Name: Engraving (Printmaking Technique)
Description: The practice of incising a design on a hard, usually flat surface by cutting grooves into it with a burin.


Name: Great Britain (Description)
Description: A term that conventionally refers to the island of Great Britain or politically to England, Scotland and Wales in combination


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


Name: Germany's software industry (Industry)
Description: -


Name: Tang Taizong (person)
Description: the second emperor of the Tang dynasty, who ruled from 627 to 649


Name: Standard Deduction (FinancialTerm)
Description: The standard deduction that can be claimed for Alabama state tax


Name: Salian Franks (Tribe)
Description: Allowed to settle in the region by the Romans


Name: Bavaria (region)
Description: A state in Germany


Name: Pseudotachylites (Geological Feature)
Description: Restricted to dry rock, such as granulite


Name: Friedrich Hoffmann (Chemist)
Description: German chemist who believed this in the 17th century


Name: Edward Yang (Person)
Description: A Taiwanese film director known for his work in the Taiwan New Wave movement


Name: Buddhist traditions (Belief System)
Description: Various beliefs and practices within Buddhism


Name: Tahitian society (Society)
Description: The traditional society of the Tahitians


Name: German army (military group)
Description: Army of Germany during certain periods


Name: NASA (Organization)
Description: United States federal agency responsible for the nation's civilian space program and aeronautics research


Name: Grey cassocks (clothing)
Description: Grey cassocks are worn by clergy of the Brazilian Catholic Apostolic Church.


Name: Spanish Media (Media)
Description: The media that the significant portion of northern Morocco receives


Name: 6.6 million people or 12.8% of the total population (Quantity)
Description: Number and percentage decrease in Ukraine's population from 1993 to 2014


Name: Aztec Period Mexico (Historical Event)
Description: The period of history when the Aztecs lived and ruled


Name: Petrogenetic Grid (Geologic Diagram)
Description: Shows phases for a single composition over a range of temperature and pressure


Name: Sorosilicates (Silicate Mineral Group)
Description: A group of silicate minerals characterized by the presence of double tetrahedra.


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


Name: Not specified (Not specified)
Description: Indicates that modern commercial jewellery continues the traditional forms and styles


Name: International aid and collaboration for Algeria's healthcare system (External support)
Description: The assistance provided to the Algerian healthcare system by international organizations and collaborations


Name: Gustav Machatý (Filmmaker)
Description: Czech filmmaker


Name: 8 years old (Age)
Description: Age from which French is taught to children in Tunisia


Name: China's GDP (Economic Metric)
Description: The total market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period


Name: 1898 households (household)
Description: The number of households in Franklin, New Jersey as per the 2000 census.


Name: high-frequency speaker drivers (Electronic Component)
Description: High-frequency speaker drivers where beryllium is used.


Name: Light emission when electric current passed through silicon carbide crystals (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The light emitted when an electric current is passed through silicon carbide crystals, the principle behind the light-emitting diode.


Name: Aleksey Uvarov (Person)
Description: Son of Sergey Uvarov who co-founded the Russian Archaeological Society and the State Historical Museum in Moscow.


Name: American, Australian, Asian and other European Cultures (Culture)
Description: Cultures of the United States, Australia, Asia, and various European countries


Name: Financial Crisis after Thirty Years' War (Historical Event)
Description: A financial crisis that occurred in the wake of the Thirty Years' War


Name: Conservation of Energy and Conservation of Momentum (Physics Laws)
Description: Principles governing energy and momentum conservation


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The continent where the Netherlands is located


Name: Water (chemical element)
Description: A colorless, odorless, tasteless chemical substance that is the main constituent of Earth's oceans and the fluids of most living organisms.


Name: alchemy laboratories (Historical Context)
Description: The historical context where German pottery's roots lie


Name: United States Commission of Fine Arts (Organization)
Description: A commission in the federal government that reviews designs of buildings and other structures


Name: The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion (Document)
Description: Anti-Semitic text


Name: Early Bronze Age populations in the Aegean, Minoan, Helladic, and Cycladic civilizations (Population)
Description: Inhabitants of the Early Bronze Age civilizations in the Aegean region


Name: Old Church Slavonic Language (Language)
Description: The earliest attested form of the Slavic languages, dating from the 9th century.


Name: Listwanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral of interest for carbon sequestration efforts and associated with economic mineral deposits


Name: Cockscomb pearl mussel (Cristaria plicata) (Species)
Description: A species of freshwater mussel that was frequently grafted in China


Name: Secondary alcohol (Substance)
Description: A substance used in the radiolysis method for forming nanoparticles as a radical scavenger


Name: Open-ended Contextual Taxonomy (Legal terminology)
Description: A taxonomy holding only with respect to a specific context


Name: [Be3O(H2PO4)6]2- (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A chemical compound of beryllium, oxygen, phosphorus and 6 water molecules.


Name: Japanese construction and design (construction and design)
Description: Construction and design practices in Japan that have adopted Western modern architecture.


Name: Federal Railroad Network Corporation (RFFSA) (Corporation)
Description: A company that owned most of Brazil's railway system, privatized in 2007.


Name: Alaca Höyük (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site in Turkey


Name: Ancient Phoenicians (Ancient_group)
Description: People living in the historical region of the Phoenicians


Name: Europe's new universities professors (occupation class)
Description: Scholars teaching at the new universities in Europe


Name: Human Genome Project (Scientific Research)
Description: An international scientific research project with the goal of sequencing all of the human genome.


Name: Tensile, shear, and compression tests, Weibull analysis, nanoindentation, and other techniques (Mechanical Testing)
Description: The various tests used to probe the mechanical properties of nacre


Name: Hornfels (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A granofels that is known to result from contact metamorphism


Name: Algae and Plant Life (Living Organisms)
Description: Life forms in the sea that can change its color to green


Name: Ruby, Glass, Cubic Zirconia (Gemstones and Materials)
Description: Examples of materials with different specific gravities.


Name: Laos (country)
Description: An independent and landlocked country located in Southeast Asia


Name: Two-part doublet (Gemstone Construction)
Description: A common form of ammolite composite stones


Name: Area (Area)
Description: The area of Larne as per the given data


Name: Kingsbridge Free Library (established 1894) (Library)
Description: A free library established in 1894 at Kingsbridge


Name: Da-mo (Social Group)
Description: Group watched over by royal agents and obliged to perform duties for the palace.


Name: Minoan Civilization (Civilization)
Description: The civilization based in Knossos on the island of Crete during the Bronze Age


Name: World's twelfth most liveable city (Ranking)
Description: Wellington's ranking in the Mercer Quality of Living Survey in 2016


Name: Corruption and Misuse of Funds (Issue)
Description: The mismanagement and misuse of funds, particularly in the diamond industry


Name: Diamonds from the mantle (Type of diamond)
Description: Diamonds formed in the Earth's mantle


Name: Engraving (Process)
Description: The work to be engraved may be based on this.


Name: Canaeum Promontory and Trachis Coast deities (Deity)
Description: Deities associated with Heracles


Name: Numerous breweries (Business)
Description: Establishments that produce beer


Name: diverse nation (social characteristic)
Description: a country that has a wide variety of cultural, linguistic, and traditional practices


Name: Hybrid and Electric Automobiles (Vehicle Class)
Description: Vehicles that use both a gasoline engine and an electric motor


Name: Nacre (Material)
Description: A biomineral found in the inner shells of many mollusks


Name: Small imperfections (Quality attribute)
Description: Any small defects in the semiconducting material.


Name: Salvadorans, Colombians and Bolivians (ethnic groups)
Description: Ethnic groups originating from El Salvador, Colombia, and Bolivia respectively


Name: Science, technology, and engineering sectors (Technological resource)
Description: the study and application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes


Name: Facet (in higher dimensional geometry) (specific type of face)
Description: A (n - 1)-face in an n-polytope


Name: Checking or current accounts (Bank Account Types)
Description: Accounts primarily used for daily transactions.


Name: European arrival paintings and photographs (artwork)
Description: Paintings and photographs that were dominated by landscapes after European arrival


Name: Kazimierz Dłuski (Person)
Description: Polish physician and social and political activist


Name: Atmospheric diving suits (equipment)
Description: Equipment allowing a diver to work underwater for long periods without a breathing apparatus


Name: Pigment to Carriers (Art Process)
Description: Applies the pigment to traditional carriers such as woven canvas cloth, paper, polyester, etc.


Name: Sodium Handling (Physiological Process)
Description: The process by which the kidneys handle sodium


Name: Alpine symbolism (Cultural symbol)
Description: Symbolism that played an essential role in shaping Swiss history and identity


Name: Intangible Product (Classification of Product)
Description: A product that can only be perceived indirectly


Name: Double Rose Cut (diamond cut variation)
Description: A variation of the rose cut that adds six kite facets at the margin of the base.


Name: at least 120,000 people nationwide (Quantity)
Description: Number of people employed in Afghanistan's telecommunications sector


Name: Royal Institution (London) (Institution)
Description: Scientific establishment in London, England


Name: Leon Battista Alberti (Artist)
Description: Italian Renaissance architect, painter, and writer


Name: 69mZn (Isotope)
Description: A nuclear isomer of zinc with the longest half-life, 13.76 hours.


Name: Scientific research on waste management (Research topic)
Description: An area where there is a lack of high-quality research base due to insufficient funding


Name: Gold jewellery (Type of jewellery)
Description: Jewellery made from gold


Name: Silicon (Element)
Description: Chemical element with atomic number 14


Name: Integrated Hole Coins (Type of Coin)
Description: Coins that have holes integrated into them, such as Chinese cash coins, Japanese coins, Colonial French coins, etc.


Name: Ishtar-Gula (Religious Figure)
Description: -


Name: Eğriboz or Ağriboz (Name)
Description: The name by which Euboea was known under Ottoman rule


Name: Quartzite (Mineral)
Description: A decorative stone used in various applications such as walls, roofing, flooring, and countertops.


Name: Hydrothermal metamorphism (Geological process)
Description: A type of metamorphism caused by the hot water or fluid circulating within rocks.


Name: Gautama Buddha must have taught something similar to the Four Noble Truths, the Noble Eightfold Path, Nirvana, the three marks of existence, the five aggregates, dependent origination, karma and rebirth (Statement)
Description: A conclusion drawn by Mitchell based on his analysis of the early texts


Name: Oyster shell (Structure)
Description: The hard, calcareous outer layer of an oyster.


Name: Dorians (Ancient Greek Tribe)
Description: The tribe that occupied Mani Peninsula


Name: preto (black) (Demographic Category)
Description: A category used by people to identify themselves as black in the population census of Brazil.


Name: Papyrus sprout (Plant)
Description: A plant symbolizing growth and vigor


Name: Chatsworth House (Building)
Description: Holds fine examples of engraved and inlaid black marble.


Name: outside East Asia (geographical location)
Description: Outside the region of China, Japan, and Korea


Name: Ice VII (Phase of Ice)
Description: A phase of ice with a specific structure


Name: Han Chinese children (Group of people)
Description: Children from the Han ethnicity in China.


Name: White marble (Marble_Type)
Description: -


Name: Eulytine (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with unique properties used in high-precision technology, high-energy physics, computed tomography, and dosimetry.


Name: Engström et al. (Author)
Description: Researchers involved in proposing and evaluating a taxonomy for software testing


Name: Sedimentary rock (Rock class)
Description: Geological deposits formed by the deposition and subsequent cementation of mineral or organic particles


Name: Lake Geneva (Lake)
Description: A crescent-shaped lake crossing the Swiss border with Lausanne on the Swiss side and the town of Evian-les-Bains on the French side.


Name: Wilson Cycle (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A geological phenomenon related to the process of super-continent formation and destruction.


Name: Alemannia (Political Entity)
Description: Historical region inhabited by the Alemanni


Name: 1989 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Fourth Century CE (Time Period)
Description: The period from 301 to 400 AD in the Christian calendar


Name: Boudoir Set (Clothing)
Description: A set of attire consisting of the Qing dynasty aoqun with wide hems and wide sleeves.


Name: Calcite group and Dolomite group (mineral groups)
Description: Groups of minerals with different arrangements of carbonate triangles


Name: Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) (Pakistan) (Governmental Body)
Description: Pakistani organization that conducts examinations for civil servants


Name: Yamnaya (Ancient Culture)
Description: The Yamnaya culture


Name: Asia-Pacific region (Geographical Region)
Description: The area encompassing the Eastern and North-Eastern part of the Asian continent, as well as the Western Pacific


Name: Smithsonian Natural History Museum (museum)
Description: One of the locations where a collection of Georgiaite tektites can be found.


Name: Greek art (art)
Description: Art from ancient Greece


Name: 200 years old (Age)
Description: The age of some Canadian red urchins.


Name: Halogen (Material)
Description: A member of group 17 of the periodic table.


Name: Austrians (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group associated with Austria


Name: Algeria's efforts to address its healthcare system's challenges (Government action)
Description: The steps being taken by the Algerian government to address the challenges faced by the healthcare system


Name: Lost City chondrite (Meteorite)
Description: A meteorite fall observed by the Prairie Network and recovered


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


Name: San Bernardino road tunnel (Tunnel)
Description: A road tunnel in Switzerland


Name: Hypernymy (Relation in semantics)
Description: A relationship where a general category encompasses a specific one.


Name: Aleuadae (Family)
Description: A Thessalian family


Name: English Language (language)
Description: One of the foreign languages taught in some cantons' primary and secondary schools


Name: Limestone (Material)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed largely of the minerals calcite and aragonite, which are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate (CaCO3)


Name: Qing government (governmental entity)
Description: Government of the Qing dynasty


Name: Han Chinese rebels on Taiwan (Han Chinese rebel group)
Description: Han Chinese rebels led by Zheng Jing


Name: France (Country)
Description: The country where the church is located.


Name: Medieval lapidary technology (Technology)
Description: Technology where these design elements were developed


Name: Mallorca (Location)
Description: An island in the Balearic Islands of Spain


Name: $US2.22 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: The estimated value of the global market for ceramic tableware in 2020


Name: USA (Initialism)
Description: Another name for the United States


Name: Urinalysis (Diagnostic Procedure)
Description: Procedure used in the management of kidney disease


Name: Water Fluoridation (Process)
Description: The controlled addition of fluoride compounds to a public water supply for the prevention of dental caries.


Name: Medieval period (Historical Era)
Description: Period of history spanning centuries in Europe and Asia


Name: Indigenous People (Group)
Description: Indigenous commoners who were enslaved and used for labor on the encomiendas


Name: Walsh decoupling sequences (Microwave techniques)
Description: A series of microwave pulses used for decoupling purposes.


Name: Three major periods (Early Minoan, Middle Minoan and Late Minoan) (periods)
Description: The division of Minoan history based on pottery styles


Name: Plant Fibres (Material Component)
Description: Fibers extracted from plants, used in construction.


Name: 1589 (Year)
Description: The Diocese of Lugano was founded in 1589


Name: Connecticut River Valley (Geographical Location)
Description: A valley in New England, USA


Name: internment camps in Xinjiang (Facility)
Description: Camps where Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities are detained


Name: Freshwater Limestones (Geological Feature)
Description: Limestones formed in freshwater environments


Name: Tide Mill, Ipswich Waterfront (Development)
Description: A development located in Ipswich Waterfront


Name: Sarantos Kalogeropoulos (Person)
Description: A native of Thasos, who served as the Prime Minister of Greece


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Site (UNESCO Site)
Description: Nea Moni is a UNESCO World Heritage Site


Name: Yellow ochre pigment (Pigment)
Description: One of the first colors used in prehistoric cave art.


Name: Earth's mantle (Geological formation)
Description: The layer of the Earth below the crust.


Name: universal health care system (healthcare system)
Description: The healthcare system that operates in the Czech Republic


Name: Fermentation Chamber (Functional Role)
Description: Acts as a fermentation chamber


Name: Non-Porphyritic, Finely Crystalline Rock (Igneous Rock)
Description: A type of igneous rock with small crystals throughout


Name: act failing to achieve fair protection of linguistic rights (Political Action)
Description: The act that was deemed unconstitutional by the Council of Europe.


Name: Indonesian mythology from the Kei Islands and Minahassa Peninsula (Mythology)
Description: Strongly resemble the Japanese Hoori-Hoderi legend.


Name: Rubens (Person)
Description: Catholic Flemish painter who filled paintings with bright and rich colors


Name: Bedded cherts (Geological formation)
Description: Formation usually altered by solution and recrystallization


Name: Cherek River (River)
Description: Another river in Kabardino-Balkaria, Russia


Name: Cut (Classification)
Description: The process of shaping and polishing a gemstone to maximize its beauty and brilliance


Name: Romeu e Julieta (Dish)
Description: A type of Brazilian dessert.


Name: 1943-1956-2011 (Time Period)
Description: The time period from 1943 to 2011


Name: cart tracks (Roman era) (Infrastructure)
Description: Cart tracks built during the Roman era on Julier Pass


Name: Artist's techniques and intentions (Aspect of Art)
Description: In some cases, the cultural context is understood as the artist's techniques and intentions


Name: Prescribe uniform principles, standards, and report forms (Principles, Standards, Report Forms)
Description: Uniform guidelines for the examination of financial institutions in the United States


Name: Kidney Doctor (Role)
Description: A professional who specializes in treating disorders related to the kidneys.


Name: Great Plains (United States) (Location)
Description: An area in the United States where a large number of meteorites were found by Harvey H. Nininger


Name: regional fluctuations (Geographical Fluctuation)
Description: The alpine area fluctuates greatly because of regional fluctuations in tree lines.


Name: Mehmed II (Person)
Description: The sultan who ruled the Ottoman Empire from 1451 to 1481


Name: Brazil's federal government buildings in Brasília (Building)
Description: Official seat of the Brazilian federal government


Name: Andalusia (geographical region)
Description: The region near which Cadiz Bay is located


Name: Spicules of glass sponges and other invertebrates (Biological remains)
Description: -


Name: Greyhound (Transportation)
Description: Inter-city bus service provider in Missouri


Name: Nanodiamond (Chemical Compound)
Description: A generic term for nanoscale crystals of diamond


Name: Swiss Confederates (confederation)
Description: The 13 cantons that formed the Swiss Confederation


Name: Amulets (Artifact)
Description: Religious charms used for protection and religious purposes.


Name: Faial Island (Location)
Description: One of the islands in the Azores archipelago


Name: John MacDonald (person)
Description: A Lord of the Isles


Name: Wigner Energy (Energy State)
Description: A state of energy accumulation in nuclear systems


Name: New York County, New York (Location)
Description: County that contains Manhattan and parts of The Bronx


Name: Throgs Neck Bridge and Whitestone Bridge (bridges)
Description: Bridges that connect Queens and the Bronx


Name: Agrarian rural tradition (Tradition)
Description: The customs, beliefs, and ways of life in the countryside


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman (Person)
Description: Physicist who studied properties of matter under high pressure and coined the term 'Feynman Diagram'


Name: Train size or number of ocelli (Visual trait)
Description: Other visual traits considered by peahens during mate selection


Name: 44% (2021) (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Tunisians considering themselves religious in 2021


Name: International Diamond Manufacturers Association (IDMA) (organization)
Description: An organization established by WFDB.


Name: Greenstone (material)
Description: Material used to create earrings, necklaces, and hei-tiki designs


Name: Golden Eagles (Species)
Description: A species of bird of prey found on Isle of Mull


Name: Crown (Part of Diamond)
Description: Has 33 facets on the crown


Name: Nanjing Massacre (historical event)
Description: mass atrocity committed by the Empire of Japan during the Second Sino-Japanese War


Name: Dutch Empire (Empire)
Description: A colonial empire established by the Dutch during the Dutch Golden Age


Name: Sodium Compounds (Compound)
Description: Compounds formed by sodium with other elements or compounds


Name: Borrowings from foreign languages and Slavic borrowings into other languages (Linguistic Features)
Description: Suggesting a relatively small Proto-Slavic homeland


Name: Semiconductor suitable for microchips (Electronic component)
Description: Potential future use as a semiconductor in microchips


Name: Maghreb (Region)
Description: A region of North Africa


Name: Impractical Artifacts (artifact_class)
Description: Enlarged versions of ordinary tools, weapons or vessels created in impractical precious materials


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: An island in French Polynesia, Pacific Ocean


Name: Skin (Organ System)
Description: The organ system that covers the body and contains hair follicles, among other structures.


Name: 1269 (Year)
Description: The year Cresciano was first mentioned in records.


Name: Straight edges (Shape feature)
Description: Shape feature of kyanite crystals being straight edged


Name: Countries Highly Dependent on Fossil Fuels (List Category)
Description: A list of countries that heavily rely on fossil fuels for their energy needs


Name: Giuseppe Fraschetti (Person)
Description: The Monumento alla Libertà was created by Giuseppe Fraschetti


Name: Eastern Bloc economic and political features (Economic and Political Features)
Description: The economic and political characteristics of the Eastern Bloc


Name: Deeply buried sediments (Geological setting)
Description: Sediments deposited deeply below the Earth's surface


Name: Roman art (Art Movement)
Description: Influenced by Greece and considered a descendant of ancient Greek painting.


Name: over 80 danjiri (Danjiri)
Description: The number of danjiri participating in the festival


Name: Great Moravia (Polity)
Description: The first Western Slavic polity


Name: Late 2014 and 2015 (Time Period)
Description: A period during which the gold price declined towards $1200 per troy ounce.


Name: British biologist William Saville-Kent (Person)
Description: British biologist who developed the perliculture process for cultured pearls


Name: Pollution (Environmental Change)
Description: Introduction by humans of contaminants into the natural environment


Name: Abdelilah Benkirane (Person)
Description: The head of government after the general elections


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: A color perceived by humans with a wavelength between approximately 570 and 620 nanometres


Name: ground_the_new_nation (Political_Action)
Description: To serve as a foundation or basis for the newly independent Mexico


Name: for application purposes (purpose)
Description: -


Name: Alpheus Fuller Williams (1874–1953) (Person)
Description: Person after whom afwillite was named


Name: Global Health Issues (Health Issue)
Description: A significant problem or risk related to the state of health and well-being


Name: the Ramon Crater (Crater)
Description: Nearby geographical location


Name: encouraging diverse voices and perspectives in Norwegian cinema (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute offers financial support for the creation of independent Norwegian films, nurturing a broad range of opinions and viewpoints within Norwegian cinema


Name: Nuclear Weapon Programs (Defense Program)
Description: Programs designed to develop, produce, and maintain nuclear weapons


Name: Multiculturalism (Ideology)
Description: Ideology emphasizing peaceful coexistence and mutual respect between different cultures


Name: French Geographical Society (Organization)
Description: A French scientific society dedicated to promoting the exploration, discovery, and understanding of geography


Name: Titanium metal coating (Material application)
Description: Applying a solderable metal or alloy onto titanium prior to soldering


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


Name: The determination of the feldspars in thin section (Article)
Description: An article published in American Geologist


Name: Upper Andalusia (Geographical Area)
Description: Two mountainous areas in Andalusia


Name: Area (geographical location)
Description: The region that included the Kingdom of Dahomey, known as the 'Slave Coast'


Name: Fifth Avenue (Street)
Description: Street that the NYC Pride March proceeds along


Name: Alzheimer's disease (Disease)
Description: A progressive neurodegenerative disorder that primarily affects the memory, thinking, and behavior.


Name: Handling Acid Baths (Task)
Description: A task involved in certain printmaking processes.


Name: ₴14,300 (US$525) per month in 2021 (Monetary value)
Description: The monetary value of the average salary in Ukraine in 2021.


Name: Chemical industry (Industry)
Description: PTFE is used in the chemical industry where corrosion resistance is needed.


Name: Georg Jensen (Artist)
Description: A Danish artist, best known for his Silverware, who contributed to the Art Nouveau trend


Name: Niamey (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Niger.


Name: Methodius (Person)
Description: Author of the legal code


Name: Volodymyr Zelenskyy (person)
Description: Ukrainian president who made the request for immediate EU admission


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


Name: Palmaria (Palma) (Town)
Description: Capital city of the Balearic Islands, Spain


Name: Other domains (application domain)
Description: areas other than biology where cladistics can be used for classification


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


Name: Magnetic property (Property)
Description: A characteristic that distinguishes pyrrhotite from other common brassy-colored sulfide minerals.


Name: Uraninite (most common uranium ore) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of uranium oxide, UO2.


Name: Hammudids (Málaga) (Berber dynasty)
Description: The Hammudids who held Málaga


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


Name: Reid Moir (Person)
Description: Elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1937


Name: 6.5 on Mohs scale (Scale)
Description: Hardness of afwillite on Mohs scale


Name: Leptis Magna (Region)
Description: An ancient name for the city of Tunis, now known as Tunisia


Name: Equilibrium (Physical State)
Description: A state of balance between interacting systems.


Name: Aragonite in nacre (Chemical component)
Description: The hard ceramic phase in the nacre structure


Name: Antia (village) (GeographicalArea)
Description: A Greek-speaking village in southern Euboea


Name: Biotite and Amphibole (Mineral)
Description: Minerals found in lamprophyre.


Name: buffalo hunt (activity)
Description: Blackfeet tribe believe ammolite to aid in the buffalo hunt


Name: Alkali metals (Elements)
Description: Group of elements in the s-block (periodic table)


Name: Terra Meridiani site (Location)
Description: Site near Martian equator where hematite was found


Name: Ossining town and Mount Pleasant, Mamaroneck town and Rye town (Town)
Description: Municipalities in Westchester County


Name: COVID-19 Deaths (Health Data)
Description: The number of deaths caused by the COVID-19 virus.


Name: Imperial Examination System, Imperial China (Historical System)
Description: The system of civil service selection and examination used in Imperial China.


Name: Crystal structure (Structure)
Description: The arrangement of atoms inside a crystal


Name: Tissue piece (Product)
Description: The tissue piece taken from the mantle of a mussel


Name: Andalusite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that results from the transformation of kyanite at about 190 °C (374 °F)


Name: Illinois Country (Location)
Description: Region where soils were becoming exhausted and there was insufficient river bottom land for the growing population


Name: Justice philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: The justice philosophy focuses on concepts of fairness, morality, and ethics.


Name: Eruptions (Natural Disaster)
Description: Indicates that Faial Island has been affected by eruptions


Name: Pan-Green Coalition (Political Alliance)
Description: A political alliance in Taiwan leaning pro-independence


Name: Burgundy (Historical Region)
Description: A region in modern-day France that was controlled by the Dukes of Burgundy


Name: West Africa (GeographicalEntity)
Description: Africa


Name: Italy, Russia and the Netherlands (countries)
Description: The countries where art jewelry was practiced


Name: Anaximander (historical figure)
Description: A pre-Socratic Greek philosopher who lived around 610–546 BC.


Name: Prättigau valley (Location)
Description: The Prättigau valley that was targeted by Austrians


Name: Specialist gymnasia and high schools (Educational institution)
Description: Secondary schools offering specialized education


Name: High Speed 2 (HS2) (Infrastructure Project)
Description: A new high-speed railway currently under construction


Name: Episcopal Ring with Amethyst (Jewelry)
Description: As a symbolic reference to Acts 2:15


Name: Wunsiedel (Location)
Description: Since 1972, Wunsiedel has been the seat of the district of Wunsiedel.


Name: 1900 (Year)
Description: The year social work claimed professional status


Name: Manhattan's skyline (Skyline)
Description: The skyline of Manhattan, New York City.


Name: Tourist Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry in Ticino, mostly catering to German speakers.


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: Continental region where uvarovite has been reported


Name: WHO Regional Director for the Eastern Mediterranean Region, Ala Alwan (Person)
Description: The former WHO regional director who participated in initiating the Moroccan Plan


Name: Celts (ethnic group)
Description: A European people who are considered the ancestors of modern Europeans


Name: Switzerland and France (Country)
Description: A country located in Europe, with two countries mentioned due to the range's geographical extent


Name: Berlin Iron Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Iron jewelry produced in Berlin during certain time periods


Name: Becherovka (Product)
Description: An herbal liqueur produced in the Czech Republic


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: one of the four countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Japan (Geographical Area)
Description: The printing of images on paper developed slightly later in Japan.


Name: 1200 BC (Time Period)
Description: The end year of the Bronze Age


Name: Italy (Geographical Region)
Description: The Italian Peninsula, named Italia


Name: Sodium hydroxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A strong base and a strongly alkaline solution


Name: Pianura Padana (Geographical Location)
Description: The area where Canegrate culture descended to.


Name: Örebro Motorstadion (Motorcycle speedway venue)
Description: A motorcycle speedway venue in Örebro


Name: 3% of the carbon in meteorites (Measurement)
Description: Percentage of carbon found as nanodiamonds in meteorites


Name: Josef Weiss (Person)
Description: Student who introduced the term Halbleiter in 1910


Name: Chiles en nogada (Traditional Dish)
Description: A traditional Mexican dish representing the colors of the Mexican flag


Name: heir of the dynasty (person)
Description: The successor of the ruling family of Great Moravia


Name: Hill Forts (Archaeological Site)
Description: Fortified settlements built by Celts during the La Tène period.


Name: Volleyball (Sport)
Description: A sport with large audience in Brazil, the Brazil men's national volleyball team holds multiple titles.


Name: Shape and size of buds (Attribute)
Description: The form and dimension of the extensions on the ear-iron


Name: First Census in Brazil (Event)
Description: The first official population count in Brazil


Name: Grampian Orogeny (Geological event)
Description: Underwent silimanite grade metamorphism in the Grampian Orogeny


Name: Macedonian communist insurgents (Political Entity)
Description: Communist insurgents who were active in Macedonia during the Greek civil war.


Name: Électricité de France (EDF) (Company)
Description: A French electric utility company and one of the world's largest


Name: Aventicum, Iulia Equestris and Augusta Raurica (Ancient Towns)
Description: Towns that reached a remarkable size during the first and second century AD on the Swiss Plateau


Name: Devotional medals (Protestant countries) (Artifact)
Description: Devotional medals that were produced in Protestant countries and not associated with the Blessed Virgin Mary.


Name: drilling, blasting, and excavation techniques (Extraction Technique)
Description: Methods used to extract a resource


Name: Parliament (Legislative Branch)
Description: One of the branches of the Austrian state powers


Name: cubic space group Ia3d (crystal_structure)
Description: The crystal structure of Almandine.


Name: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Friedrich Schiller, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing and Theodor Fontane (Authors)
Description: -


Name: 1.51 children per woman (Fertility Rate)
Description: The total fertility rate of Turkey in 2023


Name: Prostitution (Social Issue)
Description: The act or business of providing sexual services for money.


Name: Climate of Greece (Attraction)
Description: Perfect weather to unwind and soak up the Mediterranean vibes


Name: South Africa (Country)
Description: A country located at the southern tip of Africa


Name: Olympic Medals Trend (Trend)
Description: A trend observed in Olympic medals where their size has been increasing.


Name: Cohesiveness (Property)
Description: The ability of particles to stick together, a characteristic of powders


Name: Iron and steel artifacts (Artifact)
Description: Some of the oldest iron and steel artifacts


Name: Coastal county of Flanders (Geographical Area)
Description: The coastal region west of the Scheldt river in the present-day Belgium


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


Name: Curite (mineral)
Description: Another mineral, often found in oxidized uranium ores


Name: first factory for the manufacturing of coral in Torre del Greco (Factory)
Description: The first factory for manufacturing coral in Torre del Greco


Name: Burin (Graver)
Description: A graver that produces a unique and recognizable quality of line.


Name: 2016 Olympic Games and 2016 Paralympic Games (Event)
Description: The first South American city to host the games.


Name: 18th-century chandeliers in cut glass (Artwork)
Description: Chandeliers made of cut glass inspired by fantastically expensive rock crystal ones.


Name: High-silica volcanic rocks, meteorite impact sites, metamorphic rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Depending on the specific polymorph


Name: Olympic Games (Sporting Event)
Description: International multi-sport event.


Name: Imperial Decree (Legal Decree)
Description: The imperial decree prohibiting the illegal use and production of those special robes


Name: 5th International Mining Congress Proceedings (ConferenceProceedings)
Description: Proceedings from the 5th International Mining Congress


Name: Church of Our Lady of Reposo (Building)
Description: A church in Campillos, Spain


Name: industrial or service enterprises in the valley or Locarno agglomeration (workplace)
Description: Residents also commute to work


Name: Drab (Color)
Description: An older color name referring to a dull light brown color.


Name: compounds known as villas (Structure)
Description: Structures found near palaces, especially Knossos


Name: High Mohs hardness (Property)
Description: A high level of resistance to scratching, with a scale value of 10


Name: the method of creating traditional San Ildefonso Pueblo Black-on Black pottery (art technique)
Description: A specific art technique for creating black on black pottery


Name: new techniques and materials in CVD process (Future Prospects of CVD process)
Description: Potential advancements in the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


Name: Record cold temperature (Temperature)
Description: -12.8 °C (9.0 °F) in January 1987


Name: Michelangelo (Person)
Description: One of the artists who embodied this movement


Name: [FF00CC] (Web-safe Color Code)
Description: A specific hexadecimal color code for rose


Name: [FeO4]– (Compound)
Description: Anion containing iron in its +7 oxidation state


Name: Byzantine Emperor (person)
Description: the Byzantine ruler at the time


Name: Riots in Brussels (event)
Description: The riots that occurred in Brussels in 1830


Name: Utica (Region)
Description: An ancient name for the city of Tunis, now known as Tunisia


Name: Aqueous solution (Chemical compound)
Description: A solution consisting primarily of water and dissolved substances


Name: English (Language)
Description: The primary language of England and the United Kingdom.


Name: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Book)
Description: The Emerald City in this story is a place where everyone wears tinted glasses that make everything appear green


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: An island nation in East Asia


Name: People of Wales (Population)
Description: The population of Wales aged three or older


Name: Jewellery designs after the fall of the Roman Empire (Artifact)
Description: Designs used in jewellery that were originated by the Romans


Name: Hong Kong and Macau (Geographical region)
Description: Special administrative regions of China


Name: - (Event)
Description: The dissolution of the Gran Colombia in 1830.


Name: Many political prisoners (Political Entity)
Description: Many political prisoners were released from the Gulag labour camps by Khrushchev


Name: Odysseus (Hero)
Description: a hero in Greek mythology


Name: Caracol Radio and RCN Radio (Radio Network)
Description: Two privately owned national radio networks in Colombia with hundreds of affiliates


Name: Obfuscation (Purpose)
Description: The purpose of using the term widget when the object's real technology, composition, or purpose is unknown.


Name: Non-banks (Financial Institutions)
Description: Institutions that provide payment services but are not banks.


Name: Suiqi period (historical era)
Description: the Suiqi period is another name for the Northern and Southern dynasties period


Name: High-brightness blue LEDs (Invention)
Description: Led by Shuji Nakamura, revolutionized lighting in 1993


Name: Greek merchants (Occupation)
Description: Merchants from Greece who dominated trade within the Ottoman Empire in the 18th century


Name: Traditional Artworks (Art Forms)
Description: These are traditional art forms that have been traditionally created without the use of digital technologies


Name: Austria's largest Jewish population (Group)
Description: Jewish people living in Vienna who constituted a large percentage of the city's population


Name: Guadiaro (river)
Description: A river that flows into the Mediterranean


Name: Three-dimensional nature of light behavior inside a diamond (Light Behavior Property)
Description: The actual behavior of light within a 3D diamond


Name: Fancy Cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A cut influenced by fashion


Name: 1950 (Year)
Description: The year the total population of Westchester County was 625,816.


Name: Twice Harvesting (Action)
Description: Mussels are typically harvested for pearls just two times


Name: futou, boots, purple or crimson gown (clothing)
Description: Clothing items worn by civil officials


Name: the centre-right party VMRO-DPMNE (Political party)
Description: A political party in North Macedonia


Name: Brasília (City)
Description: A city in Brazil


Name: figure painting (Work of art)
Description: A work of art with the primary subject being the human figure


Name: Accidental Ingestion (Incident)
Description: The act of accidentally swallowing something


Name: Overseas Territory (Territoire d'outre-mer) (Political Entity)
Description: A political status for French overseas territories


Name: High thermal conductivity (Physical property)
Description: The inability to efficiently transfer heat energy, which is used for identifying simulants.


Name: GCAL Grading System (GCAS) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by GCAL.


Name: The Book of Revelation (Literary work)
Description: The Book of Revelation is generally agreed to have a separate author, John of Patmos


Name: Liberal, intellectual fringe of the middle class (Social Group)
Description: The audience for modernist jewelry


Name: Tata Steel (company)
Description: An Indian multinational steel-making company


Name: Tin alloys (Alloy)
Description: Various combinations of tin with other elements, including lead-free solders


Name: Little deformation (GeologicalProperty)
Description: Characteristic of contact aureoles


Name: Ancient Town (on Paros) (Town)
Description: A town on Paros island from ancient times


Name: evil eye (Concept)
Description: A supernatural curse believed to be caused by a malevolent glare


Name: European Union (Organization)
Description: Political and economic union of European countries.


Name: Humid subtropical climate (Köppen Cfa) (Weather and Climate)
Description: A type of climate characterized by warm summers and cool winters with light snowfall


Name: Holley blue agate (Mineral variety)
Description: Rare dark blue ribbon agate found near Holley, Oregon


Name: Books (Category)
Description: A category of documents that are typically long and have a binding


Name: Adamantine Luster (Physical Property)
Description: Lustrous appearance


Name: Kimonian walls (Architectural Structure)
Description: A wall built by Kimon, an Athenian general and statesman


Name: Both crystals (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: world's third largest country by area (geographical status)
Description: the nation with the third-largest total area


Name: 15 departments (Consejerías) (administrative divisions)
Description: Different administrative sectors in the Autonomous Community


Name: Attracting and retaining customers, and increasing brand awareness (Goal)
Description: Marketing helps to make consumers aware of the cosmetic product, and encourages them to purchase it


Name: long words (linguistic concept)
Description: words with a greater number of letters or syllables


Name: Maurya Empire (Empire)
Description: An ancient Indian empire that existed between approximately 321 and 185 BCE


Name: optimal diamond performance (Diamond Property)
Description: The best possible performance of a diamond


Name: Six primary drainage basins or watersheds (Geographical Feature)
Description: The six main water areas within Westchester County


Name: Union for the Mediterranean (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization established in 2008


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Shares its eastern border with Poland


Name: ELETTRA, Eurac Research, ESA Centre for Earth Observation, Institute for Scientific Interchange, International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation, and the International Centre for Theoretical Physics (Research Institutions)
Description: Various institutions that conduct basic research


Name: Indian immigrants and their descendants (Group)
Description: Immigrants from India and their offspring


Name: Carbuncle (gemstone) (Mineral)
Description: The creature Gaspar Huerta claimed to have found while digging an irrigation canal.


Name: Greek War of Independence (War)
Description: Revolutionary war by Greece against the Ottoman Empire


Name: Cities (Geographical Region)
Description:  Urban areas with significant population and infrastructure.


Name: Ginkō-in (Seal)
Description: A seal used specifically for banking in Japan.


Name: Northern part of Westchester County (Geographical Area)
Description: The northern region within Westchester County


Name: Figures in Romanesque Art (Artwork)
Description: Figures used in Romanesque art.


Name: chrome orange (Synthetic pigment)
Description: A synthetic pigment produced in 1809


Name: Nature of Light and Color Vision (topic)
Description: The study of the nature of light and color vision.


Name: French Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Historical entity that existed from 1804 to 1870, composed of territories and peoples in France and its territories.


Name: Designing a map (cartographic process)
Description: Process of creating a map involving various elements and decisions


Name: the archetype of the majo and maja (persona)
Description: A bold, pure Spaniard from Andalusia


Name: Incas (Ancient Civilization)
Description: A civilization in South America that further developed bronze technology


Name: pegmatite (Geological Feature)
Description: Igneous rock with large crystals formed at low temperatures from a water-rich melt


Name: Mao Zedong's Sayings (Text)
Description: Sayings of Mao Zedong published as a little red book


Name: several kilometres deep craters (geographical_feature)
Description: Deep craters on the surface of Ceres


Name: large amounts of energy and water (Resources Required)
Description: The resources required during the process of producing marble, including large amounts of energy and water.


Name: After the Tang dynasty (Time period)
Description: During various time periods after the Tang Dynasty


Name: 4,000 Hong Kong immigrants in 2018 (Quantity)
Description: In 2018, Taiwan only had 4,000 Hong Kong immigrants


Name: Barium diuranate (Compound)
Description: A compound with the formula BaU2O7


Name: Highly boronated glasses used in fiberglass (Material)
Description: Glasses with high content of boron oxide


Name: US military forces (Military Unit)
Description: United States Armed Forces


Name: common seal shapes (Seal Classification)
Description: Commonly used seal shapes.


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


Name: Trapelia involuta (Lichen)
Description: A lichen that can absorb concentrations of uranium


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


Name: Alexandria in Ptolemaic Egypt (Location)
Description: Ancient city in Egypt, capital of the Ptolemaic Kingdom


Name: Metamorphic greenschists/glaucophane schists (GeologicalFormation)
Description: The environment where actinolite is found.


Name: Poseidon's Sculpture (Artifact)
Description: One of the sculptures from the Parthenon's west pediment


Name: Electrons (Particle)
Description: The particles that are reduced during electrolysis to form magnesium metal.


Name: Iron(II) hexaquo ion [Fe(H2O)6]2+ (Complex Ion)
Description: A complex ion that does not undergo appreciable hydrolysis


Name: 1913 (Year)
Description: The year when Spessartbund was founded


Name: Languages (Category)
Description: A set of mutually intelligible languages and dialects that are closely related, used by a substantial number of people, and share a large proportion of vocabulary.


Name: Medicinal Virtues (Quality)
Description: The healing or therapeutic qualities attributed to something.


Name: Southern Baptist Convention (Religion)
Description: A denomination of Christianity


Name: Both Sexes (Gender)
Description: Universal suffrage for both sexes has been applied throughout Turkey since 1934.


Name: Fate of northern and western parts of former Central Europe in the 10th century (Historical Event)
Description: Thus largely unclear.


Name: Urine Testing (Medical Test)
Description: Testing of urine to determine the presence of a substance


Name: urine or ammonia (Substance)
Description: The substances used to extract French purple


Name: other peacekeeping missions (Military operations)
Description: Other international peacekeeping missions that German troops are involved in


Name: Guaraní Language (Language)
Description: An official language of Paraguay


Name: Carboxyhemoglobin (Compound)
Description: A compound formed when hemoglobin binds to carbon monoxide


Name: Napoleon Bonaparte (Person)
Description: French military and political leader


Name: The most popular newspapers in Turkey (Popularity Rank)
Description: Newspapers with the highest readership in Turkey


Name: Darius I (King)
Description: The 6th-century BCE King whose records contain the term Hindu


Name: President Gerald Ford (Person)
Description: The 38th President of the United States


Name: 10th-century geography book Hudud al-'Alam (Book)
Description: -


Name: Government Regulations (regulation)
Description: Regulations related to health risks from the residual radioactivity of treated gemstones.


Name: Orthoclase (Minera)
Description: Orthoclase is a common constituent of granites and other igneous rocks.


Name: Friedrich Dürrenmatt (Author)
Description: A later writer from Switzerland


Name: Byzantine and Medieval art of the Western Middle Ages (Art Movement)
Description: Art focusing on biblical and religious themes


Name: 54.36 K (-218.79 °C) (Temperature)
Description: The temperature at which liquid Oxygen freezes.


Name: the comparison is apt (Comparison qualifier)
Description: Indicates that the comparison between diamonds and lumps of washing soda is appropriate.


Name: Sphere (Chebyshev geometry) (Geometry)
Description: A geometric representation of a sphere using the Chebyshev distance instead of Euclidean distance.


Name: Aluminium Recycling (Process)
Description: The process of reusing scrap aluminium.


Name: petroleum products, natural gas, and electricity (Commodity)
Description: Primary goods used as the basis for an economic system


Name: Nicolaus Copernicus (1473–1543) (Scientists)
Description: Nicolaus Copernicus, Polish astronomer and mathematician, is famous for his heliocentric model of the universe


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The complement of green in this model


Name: Aztecs (Culture)
Description: Wrote La Historia Antigua de México


Name: Housing vacancy rate (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of housing units that are vacant