Name: Worldwide Renowned Architects (Occupation)
Description: Architects who have gained international recognition


Name: Mount Sanjō (Location)
Description: A specific name for Mount Ōmine due to its prominence in the Ōmine mountain range.


Name: Marrakesh Jewish community (Community)
Description: A subgroup of the Jewish community in Morocco, primarily located in Marrakesh.


Name: Shanty towns (Location)
Description: Poorly developed areas in Ivory Coast where foreign migrant workers live


Name: Newspapers and Magazines (Media)
Description: 90% by private groups and independents (in 2007)


Name: Indian ceremonies and weddings (Ceremony)
Description: Ceremonies and weddings where diamonds are used


Name: two German dialects (language)
Description: German dialects with co-official status in a few municipalities of Brazil


Name: Water-level agate (type of Lake Superior agate)
Description: Another name for Parallel-banded agate


Name: Cyanide (Compound)
Description: Can form the nitride cyanogen molecule ((CN)2)


Name: Integrated Circuits (Electronic Device)
Description: Circuitry known as silicon on sapphire or 'SOS'.


Name: Byzantine Empire (Historical entity)
Description: East Roman Empire that lasted from the 4th to the 15th century


Name: 16,100 € or 53% of the EU27 average (monetary_value)
Description: 16,100 Euros or 53 percent of the average GDP per capita in EU27


Name: Gun Control Policy (Policy)
Description: The gun control policy of Switzerland.


Name: Cultural Identity (Social Construct)
Description: New England maintains a distinct cultural identity


Name: Modern Blast Furnaces (Technology)
Description: Large furnaces used in the smelting and reduction of metals, particularly iron


Name: St. John the Baptist (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint John the Baptist, a prophet in Christian tradition


Name: Exploring the relationship between emotions and culture (Research Topic)
Description: The research topic that culture psychologists began


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


Name: Big Bang (historical event)
Description: A theory that describes the creation of the Universe from a singularity approximately 13.8 billion years ago.


Name: cyanic acid and ammonia (Compound)
Description: The products formed in the decomposition of urea


Name: Bone health (Healthcare)
Description: Required for maintaining healthy bones


Name: Very bright sunlight (Lighting Condition)
Description: Represents a condition of intense sunlight


Name: Public higher education (Education sector)
Description: The system of universities, polytechnics, fine arts schools, open university, technological education institutions, and the School of Pedagogic and Technological Education in Greece


Name: Celtic Kingdom of Noricum (Historical Entity)
Description: Area that included most of modern Austria and parts of modern Slovenia.


Name: Second-order classes (Type of fixed-order class)
Description: Metaclasses that are classes of first-order classes' order is '2'


Name: From Culture-Historical Archaeology to Post-Processual Archaeology (Concept)
Description: The succession of major schools of archaeological thought


Name: Kam Air (Airline)
Description: A private company in Afghanistan that provides air transport.


Name: Jesuit expansion period (Historical event)
Description: The period of expansion by the Society of Jesus, a Roman Catholic order.


Name: Algerian Diaspora (Migration Patterns)
Description: The Algerian diaspora, which is significant and contributes to global cultural and economic diversity


Name: Biggest Swiss cities (City)
Description: The largest urban areas found in the Swiss Plateau


Name: Less Potassic Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks such as granodiorite or diorite that are less rich in potassium.


Name: Historical significance of copper (Historical context)
Description: The historical significance of copper, as it is one of the oldest metals known to human civilization.


Name: Photography (Art form)
Description: The traditional form of photography that uses chemical processing or cameras.


Name: Tomme de Gressoney cheese (Food)
Description: a type of cheese produced in Aosta Valley


Name: Fresh fruits and vegetables (Nutritional Source)
Description: Food sources rich in potassium.


Name: mamianqun (skirt)
Description: a type of skirt popular during the Qing dynasty


Name: Rostov-on-Don (City)
Description: A city and the administrative center of Rostov Oblast, Russia


Name: Rio Tinto's Serbian branch (Company)
Description: Rio Tinto's Serbian branch


Name: Hair Follicle (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The part of the skin where hair grows.


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


Name: Coast of Quaqua (Historical Name)
Description: Name used to refer to the area after the people named Quaqua


Name: inhabitants of Mycenaean Greece (population)
Description: The inhabitants of Mycenaean Greece are a population


Name: Cultural and symbolic meanings associated with specific shapes (Symbolism)
Description: such as the romantic symbolism of the Heart cut or the elegance of the Pear shape


Name: red (color)
Description: Red was considered the color of happiness and power in Confucianism.


Name: William Shakespeare (person)
Description: A famous English playwright and poet that Tang Xianzu is compared to


Name: Biofouling Prevention (Function)
Description: The ability of copper alloys to prevent the growth of organisms on surfaces, even under harsh marine conditions.


Name: Set theory (Mathematical system)
Description: A major branch of mathematics that studies collections, or sets, and their properties


Name: Amulet (Artifact)
Description: An object used for protection in the Islamic world


Name: Bauxites (hydroxide minerals)
Description: the chief aluminium ore, a heterogeneous mixture of the hydroxide minerals diaspore, gibbsite, and bohmite


Name: Musgrave Block (Geographical Location)
Description: A large, stable block in the Petermann Orogeny, central Australia


Name: Slavs (ethnicity)
Description: An Eastern Slavic people who migrated to Europe during the Middle Ages.


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


Name: German states (Political division)
Description: States in Germany during the 19th century


Name: Danger (Concept)
Description: Indicates potential danger or caution.


Name: Craniofacial Morphology Similarity between ancient and modern Greeks (Finding)
Description: The finding that there is a close affinity and similarity in cephalic and facial morphology for the last 4,000 years.


Name: Doxorubicin molecules (ND-DOX) (Chemical compound)
Description: Doxorubicin molecules bonded to nanodiamond surfaces create the drug ND-DOX.


Name: Commercial Fishing constitutes 20% of the Primary Sector (Economic Activity)
Description: In the province of Huelva, commercial fishing represents twenty percent of the primary sector


Name: Vergeletto Church (Building)
Description: The church located in Vergeletto


Name: More conductive than pure diamond (Diamond property)
Description: Impure natural diamonds are more conductive than pure diamond


Name: ecosystems (Nature)
Description: A dynamic complex of plant, animal, and microorganism communities and their physical environment interacting as a functional unit


Name: Formation Conditions (Property)
Description: The conditions under which a mineral is formed, in this case, the equilibrium pressure and temperature conditions for transition between graphite and diamond


Name: Ukrainian textile arts (Craft)
Description: Handmade textiles in Ukraine


Name: Lake Garda (Lake)
Description: A large lake in Italy.


Name: 80% of the land (Area of Land)
Description: -


Name: Al3+ (Chemical element)
Description: A trivalent cation, aluminum ion


Name: Elaborate Metalwork (art)
Description: Art made by the Minoans using imported gold and copper


Name: Thirty curiae and three tribes (Society structure)
Description: The division of Roman society during their rule


Name: nα (Physical property)
Description: 1.592 – 1.643


Name: 1472 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Jade radical (Component of Chinese characters)
Description: The jade radical in Chinese characters


Name: Prefix 'co-' in names of some trigonometric ratios (Language term)
Description: A prefix in the names of some trigonometric ratios.


Name: Alpha decay (Decay_mode)
Description: A radioactive decay process where an alpha particle is emitted


Name: Robert Garrels (Person)
Description: American geochemist


Name: Galvanized Cans (Object)
Description: Cans coated with zinc to prevent corrosion


Name: Unknown miner (1903 or 1904) (person)
Description: The person who discovered the first specimen of Bultfonteinite.


Name: high to ultrahigh pressure metamorphism of mafic rock at low thermal gradients (Geological process)
Description: Eclogites typically result from high to ultrahigh pressure metamorphism of mafic rock at low thermal gradients of <10 °C/km (29 °F/mi) as it is subducted to the lower crust to upper mantle depths in a subduction zone.


Name: The Bronze Age in the Near East (Historical Period)
Description: The division of the Bronze Age into Early, Middle and Late periods in the Near East


Name: National Roads Institute (INVÍAS) (Government Agency)
Description: A government agency responsible for highways in Colombia


Name: The Great White Throne, Angels Landing, and the Virgin River (River, Geological Formation)
Description: Natural features such as rivers, geological formations, and the unique Virgin River


Name: Japan's Fishing Industry (industry)
Description: The fishing industry of Japan


Name: Synthetic diamonds (Material)
Description: Actual diamonds exhibiting the same material properties as natural diamonds


Name: Linear component color mixing (Color Mixing Method)
Description: Non-linearity with respect to linear component color mixing


Name: al-Idrisi (Geographer)
Description: Abu Abd Allah Muhammad Al-Idrisi was a 12th-century Arab geographer and cartographer.


Name: Lakota (Ethnic Group)
Description: A subdivision of American Indian tribes


Name: a divinity of an indigenous nature (Deity classification)
Description: A deity representing natural phenomena specific to a region.


Name: Uranium(VI) (Chemical Species)
Description: A chemical species in the +6 oxidation state of uranium


Name: Meteorite Specimens (Object)
Description: Specimens of meteorites


Name: Carbohydrates (Organic Molecules)
Description: A broad class of organic compounds containing carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen.


Name: Anisotropy (Physical property)
Description: A physical property that is not the same in all directions


Name: Uric Acid (Chemical Substance)
Description: A nitrogenous waste produced during nucleic acid metabolism


Name: Manufacture of Glass and Ceramics (Industry)
Description: The production of hard, brittle materials used in various products


Name: Haematite or other oxide ores (Mineral Ore)
Description: Ores that are easier to smelt


Name: tlantli and huitztli (Phonetic Elements)
Description: The phonetic elements 'tlantli' and 'huitztli' used in the place names 'Mazatlan' and 'Huitztlan'


Name: Water content of Ceres (Composition)
Description: The approximate water content of Ceres


Name: City (Location)
Description: Urban environment where the Urban Red Foxes live


Name: Kärntner Kasnudeln (Food)
Description: Traditional Austrian dish filled with Topfen, potatoes, herbs and peppermint.


Name: Dense, massive limestone (Geological Classification)
Description: Limestone with dense and massive structure


Name: Paul Friedander (chemist)
Description: A German chemist who attempted to recreate Tyrian Purple in 2008


Name: Opening 3 (Quarry Location)
Description: A specific location within the Yule Marble quarry where the compressor house was relocated to


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A North African country on the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts


Name: Nuclear Disaster (Event)
Description: On 5 May 1986


Name: Store of value (Function)
Description: Being a store of value may have been an important part of their use


Name: Carbides (Compound)
Description: Anions formed by carbon with reactive metals, forming alloys with high melting points


Name: Explanatory geological tablets (Artifact)
Description: Represented the strata of rocks in different parts of the county


Name: Damage (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Any harm inflicted to a structure or object


Name: Azure (color)
Description: A color that is one quarter of the way between blue and green on the colour spectrum.


Name: Tlalim and Ayanot neighborhoods (Neighborhood)
Description: Parts of Arad city


Name: European, World and Olympic championship titles (Award)
Description: Many European, World and Olympic championship titles in international wrestling


Name: Snake Goddess figurines (Artifact)
Description: Figurines representing snake goddesses found in Knossos


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


Name: Dynamothermal Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Metamorphism taking place in orogenic belts


Name: 'Колтки' (Ukrainian term)
Description: Term for pendants of earrings in Novgorod dialect.


Name: Secretion (Physiological process)
Description: The reverse of reabsorption: molecules are transported from the peritubular capillary through the interstitial fluid, then through the renal tubular cell and into the ultrafiltrate.


Name: Honeycomb (tessellation structure)
Description: A honeycomb or space-filling tessellation is a tessellation that fills 3-dimensional space


Name: Galena (Mineral)
Description: A mineral of lead ore, also known as lead glance


Name: origination of contamination (Source of Contamination)
Description: Potential sources of contamination in the CVD process


Name: World War II (War)
Description: A global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945


Name: Ducati bikes (Motorcycle)
Description: In motorcycle World Championship racing


Name: Different activity from working goldsmiths (Activity)
Description: The recognition of Goldsmith bankers as performing a different role compared to traditional goldsmiths.


Name: Cutting into surface (Process)
Description: The process of creating designs on a hard surface by an engraver.


Name: dilute ammonium bifluoride, sulfonated hydroxybenzoquinoline (chemicals)
Description: Chemicals used for modern test of Beryllium


Name: Metal Ores (Geological Material)
Description: Naturally occurring solid minerals rich in metals


Name: And his work had a profound impact on our understanding of the origin and diversity of species (Biology)
Description: Charles Darwin was a leading figure in German biology during the mid-19th century. His work had a profound impact on our understanding of the origin and diversity of species


Name: Hungarian (Language)
Description: The language spoken in Zakarpattia Oblast.


Name: Lubricants and Cooling Agents (Chemical)
Description: Substances that reduce friction or transfer heat


Name: Cleavage (Structural property)
Description: A structural weakness along which a diamond could split.


Name: Diamond simulant (Material)
Description: An object or material with gemological characteristics similar to those of a diamond


Name: Over 498,300 Schools (School)
Description: Number of schools in China's education system.


Name: Dangerous Animals (Animal Classification)
Description: Animals with the potential to harm humans


Name: St. Nicholas of Myra (Person)
Description: A saint known for his miracles and kindness


Name: Early Medieval literature in Christian Iberia (Literature)
Description: Literature written in Early Medieval period in Christian Iberia


Name: Uranus and Neptune (Planet)
Description: Ice giants, the outermost planets in the solar system.


Name: Perceived color of objects (Visual perception)
Description: The color that is perceived by the eye


Name: Flame-fusion (Verneuil process) (Process)
Description: The method used to produce synthetic ruby and sapphire in the Verneuil process


Name: Hunter process (Industrial process)
Description: Invented by Matthew A. Hunter in 1910


Name: Earth's land surface (Geographical location)
Description: The portion of the Earth's surface that is not covered by water, including continents and coastal areas.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: a country in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia


Name: Local to national level (Level of government)
Description: Operating from local to national levels


Name: elements heavier than beryllium could not have been produced by nuclear fusion in the Big Bang (Event)
Description: The event that 8Be's role is used to show


Name: United Nations, Commonwealth of Nations, ANZUS, UKUSA, Five Eyes, OECD, ASEAN Plus Six, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, the Pacific Community and the Pacific Islands Forum (Organization)
Description: Various international organizations


Name: 'Roach brooch' gives a new, sad meaning to the term 'fashion victim' (Statement)
Description: The statement made by PETA spokesperson Michael McGraw about the 'roach brooch' product.


Name: Insurability (Property)
Description: Due to its relatively 'safe' shape


Name: Sculpture (art form)
Description: A three-dimensional work of art that is created by shaping or carving materials.


Name: Peter the Great (Person)
Description: Emperor of Russia who ruled from 1682 to 1725


Name: Roman-ruled England jewellery (type of artifact)
Description: Jewelry made during Roman rule in England


Name: Great Orme (geographical location)
Description: A copper mine in North Wales


Name: daily (payment_frequency)
Description: The payment method of journeymen in the medieval trade guilds.


Name: Henry Mountains (Utah) (geographical_area)
Description: A mountain range located in Utah, USA


Name: Ministry of Culture of Ukraine (GovernmentBody)
Description: The Ukrainian government body responsible for cultural preservation and management


Name: U.S. Federal Trade Commission (Government agency)
Description: The agency that requires farmed freshwater pearls to be referred to as 'freshwater cultured pearls' in commerce.


Name: oldest surviving federation (political status)
Description: the federation that has been in existence the longest


Name: Human Health (Health)
Description: The condition of a living organism in terms of functioning, structure and well-being


Name: Highest life expectancy (Demographic statistics)
Description: The average number of years that a newborn baby is expected to live


Name: Ancient_Sutras (Text)
Description: The ancient teachings organized into Nikayas or Agamas in the Tripitakas


Name: Perfect Basal Cleavage (Property)
Description: A characteristic of minerals that break cleanly and easily along specific planes


Name: sarcophagus (Artifact)
Description: Container used by the Etruscans to bury their dead


Name: Desirability of fluorescence in a diamond (Diamond property preference)
Description: The desirability of blue fluorescence in diamonds


Name: Mayan folklore (mythology)
Description: Story from Mayan folklore about a maquech


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


Name: Military survival kit (Kit)
Description: A collection of items for use by military personnel in emergency situations


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia with a population of over 1.4 billion people


Name: traditional Theravada monks (Religious group)
Description: practitioners of traditional Theravada Buddhism in Thailand


Name: 0.40% (Chemical Component)
Description: The percentage of oxygen in grade 4 titanium


Name: Etching and Lithography (Printmaking Process)
Description: Printmaking techniques that require protective clothing.


Name: Middle Helladic period and Late Helladic period (Historical subperiods)
Description: Two periods of the Helladic period


Name: amydaz (Poet)
Description: Leader of the professional musicians (imdyazn)


Name: Carbonyl iron powder (Metallic iron form)
Description: A highly reactive form of metallic iron.


Name: Apuleius (Author)
Description: A Latin author who wrote The Golden Ass during the Numidian and Roman African era


Name: Dhyāna (Buddhist Concept)
Description: A state of perfect equanimity and awareness.


Name: Control (Action)
Description: Transfer of control from Leopold II to the Belgian colonial administration in 1908


Name: 56.38% of the population (Population)
Description: Percentage of the population in Aosta Valley that knows Walser German


Name: bcc (Crystal structure)
Description: A crystal structure with a higher density, common in nature


Name: S-Type Pseudotachylytes (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of impact-generated pseudotachylyte


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


Name: Vesuvius National Park (National Park)
Description: since 1995


Name: Tyrrhenus / Tyrsenos (Ancient figure)
Description: Son of Atys, king of Lydia, who led the migration to Lemnos


Name: 20 December 1836 (Date)
Description: Alfred Grandidier's birthdate


Name: northeastern United States (region)
Description: Region where Connecticut is located


Name: Imperial Court (Historical Entity)
Description: The governing body during the Ming dynasty


Name: Here Maps (Product)
Description: A mapping service provided by HERE Technologies


Name: Severe Plastic Deformation Field (ScientificField)
Description: Field that was significantly contributed to by Bridgman's high-pressure torsion apparatus


Name: Company's Bid (Business Operation)
Description: Rotem Amfert Negev Ltd's bid for the new phosphate plant


Name: the southern provinces (Geographical Region)
Description: Provinces located in the south of the Netherlands


Name: Polymer Production (Material Science)
Description: The manufacturing process for polymers, which are large molecules made up of repeating subunits.


Name: - (-)
Description: A term limit for the mayor of New York City


Name: 550 BCE (Time Period)
Description: The time period 550 BCE


Name: Everything in the world is a product of physical laws (Statement)
Description: -


Name: North Staffordshire (Location)
Description: A region known for the development and preeminence of pottery industry


Name: Folk taxonomies (Concept or System)
Description: Local cultural and social systems used for categorizing organisms


Name: Shockwaves from a supernova (Astronomical Event)
Description: The explosion of an aging massive star


Name: Plastics (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of plastics, synthetic materials that are used for a wide range of products and applications


Name: Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: A continent primarily located in the Northern Hemisphere.


Name: Sunburn (Dermatological Condition)
Description: Redness and pain in the skin caused by exposure to sunlight


Name: Planta Eólica del Sur S.A. (company)
Description: A company specializing in wind energy located in Andalusia


Name: Andalusian Autonomous Government (Government)
Description: The government of the autonomous community of Andalusia.


Name: Yellow River valley (location)
Description: A major river basin of China


Name: Stare (verb)
Description: A verb that denotes the action of focusing one's eyes intently or fixedly on an object, typically without blinking.


Name: HSV Color Space (Color Model)
Description: A color model used in computer graphics, television, and photography


Name: Nicola Pisano (Person)
Description: An Italian sculptor who lived between 1206 and 1278.


Name: Belgium (state)
Description: The country of Belgium


Name: Surface Reflection Properties (Property of Surface)
Description: The reflective properties of the surface that determine the appearance of reflecting objects


Name: Camuni (Ancient people)
Description: A group of ancient people living in Val Camonica during the Iron Age


Name: Dry seal (Subtype of Seal)
Description: A type of seal where the design on the impression is in relief due to greater pressure.


Name: Rasterio (Product)
Description: A Python library for working with raster geospatial data using the GDAL library


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


Name: Religious groups (Religion)
Description: Different religious groups in the Netherlands


Name: Monazite-Sand Mining Corp. (Company)
Description: A company involved in the mining of monazite sand, a source of rare earth elements


Name: Transferring electrons to O2 (Processes)
Description: Process whereby copper participates in transferring electrons to oxygen


Name: Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region in Europe where Spain is part of.


Name: lanthanide_series (chemical_series)
Description: The chemical series to which Cerium belongs.


Name: Pearl Farm in the Gulf of California, Mexico (Location)
Description: A location where pearls are cultured


Name: Strait of Gibraltar (Waterway)
Description: Narrow strait connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea


Name: 4,500 BC (time)
Description: Year marking the flourishing of the Neolithic Cucuteni–Trypillia culture


Name: Katherine of Aragon (queen consort)
Description: The wife of Henry VIII


Name: Roman Mythology (Mythology)
Description: The name's origin was attributed to Roman mythology, specifically Ops, the wife of Saturn and goddess of fertility.


Name: population (Demographic measure)
Description: The ruling that required Alabama and other states to apportion their state legislatures based on population


Name: fcc (Crystal structure)
Description: A crystal structure common in metals, with each atom in the lattice surrounded by 12 others


Name: Yichang (Clothing Style)
Description: A combination of upper and lower garments, worn during the Shang Dynasty


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


Name: Weeksite (Location)
Description: A location, name unknown


Name: Stainless Steel (Material Subtype)
Description: A type of steel with resistance to corrosion and oxidation


Name: 84-96% of the Japanese population (Percentage of population)
Description: Estimated percentage of Japanese people affiliated with a Shinto temple


Name: 30% (Percentage)
Description: Thirty percent


Name: 2011 (Year)
Description: The year 2011


Name: Electorate (political division)
Description: A political division within New Zealand for representation in Parliament


Name: Tōyo City and Niihama City coastal chemical industries (Industries)
Description: Chemical industries located in Tōyo City and Niihama City


Name: Electronic thermal probe (Tool)
Description: Diamonds can be separated from their imitations using an electronic thermal probe


Name: subalpine coniferous forests (forest type)
Description: Subalpine coniferous forests that can be found in Japan


Name: Securities Offerings and Sales (Financial Transaction)
Description: The buying and selling of securities


Name: Guy Maynard (Person)
Description: A former curator of Ipswich Museum.


Name: more than 145 million broadband subscribers (Number of Broadband Subscribers)
Description: The number of broadband subscribers served by China Telecom


Name: Improper Registration (Printmaking Technique)
Description: The intentional misalignment of areas in a printmaking process.


Name: Colchester Borough Council (Local Government Body)
Description: One of the two councils that form the Joint Museums Committee


Name: Engraved Plate (Artifact)
Description: The etched metal plate containing the engraving made by the engraver


Name: foreign-born population (PopulationStatistic)
Description: The percentage distribution of foreign-born residents in Italy as of 2010


Name: 1.5-child policy (Policy)
Description: A loosened version of the One-child policy that allowed some major exemptions, particularly in rural areas


Name: Brazilian government (Government)
Description: The government of Brazil during the 1980s


Name: Hexagonal crystal family (Crystal system)
Description: A set of crystals having a six- or three-fold rotational symmetry axis


Name: Legislation (Law)
Description: A set of rules or regulations prescribed under the authority of a state.


Name: George Dehring Hall (Person)
Description: Scientist who achieved the first commercially successful synthesis of diamond


Name: Tail of Deer (Part_of_animal)
Description: A part of the deer that flashes its white underside as a warning signal.


Name: Anatase, brookite, and rutile (OxidesClass)
Description: Important polymorphs of titanium dioxide


Name: Grimsel Pass (Geographical feature)
Description: A mountain pass in Valais


Name: Moroccan Government (Government)
Description: The government of Morocco


Name: the same genotype is named differently across regions of the world (Botanical classification issue)
Description: -


Name: Influence on global music (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Northern Morocco and the former Spanish Sahara (Geographical region)
Description: Areas where Spanish was spoken due to previous Spanish occupation


Name: Keck Observatory (Observatory)
Description: A twin pair of 10-meter optical/infrared telescopes on Mauna Kea, Hawaii


Name: Potassium Bromate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A strong oxidizer used to improve dough strength and rise height


Name: Diocese of Chur (Religious diocese)
Description: A diocese centered in Chur


Name: Gonads (Organ)
Description: Reproductive and nutrient storing organs


Name: Superior trough (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A depressed region that became the basin of Lake Superior.


Name: Hinduization of the state (Historical event)
Description: The process of making Nepal a Hindu state


Name: Copper alloy products (Object)
Description: Refers to products made from approved copper alloys that can be marketed with claims about their public health benefits


Name: Leading European Power (Political Status)
Description: Having more influence and control over other countries in Europe


Name: Snakes (Animal)
Description: Long, legless reptiles


Name: water bodies (eutrophic water bodies) (environmental condition)
Description: Through a process called eutrophication and decay of algae and biomaterials


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: -


Name: boldness and purity (characteristic)
Description: Personality traits associated with the majo and maja


Name: Diamond Fields (Geographical Feature)
Description: The diamond deposits in South Africa that were discovered in the 1870s


Name: French Revolution (Historical event)
Description: Political and societal upheaval in France during the late 18th century


Name: Oil (Natural Resource)
Description: A fossil fuel liquid used primarily for fuel in vehicles


Name: Regulatory Approval (Approval)
Description: In Australia and several other countries.


Name: Modern-day Tunisia (geographical location)
Description: Tunisia in present times


Name: Thermal evaporation (Technique)
Description: Early technique used for creating metallic nanoparticles using inert-gas condensation


Name: copper vessels (Object)
Description: Refers to containers made of copper that were used by ancient Indians


Name: prices (economic_concept)
Description: The prices that significantly decreased


Name: Ivorian Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: Traditional cuisine of Ivory Coast


Name: Traceability (Process)
Description: Ensuring that hardware manufacturers can trace their materials to their source


Name: Relativism (philosophical concept)
Description: Philosophy accepting multiple, conflicting truths as valid


Name: The autonomous government of Andalusia (Government)
Description: The government of Andalusia in Spain.


Name: Existing Beings (Role)
Description: In the world


Name: Silk Road (Historical Entity)
Description: An ancient trade route linking China with the Mediterranean


Name: Abd ar Rahman ibn Rustam (ruler)
Description: A ruler who ruled most of the central Maghreb from Tahert.


Name: Las Medulas, León (Place)
Description: Location in Spain


Name: reforms (Political Event)
Description: -


Name: Granulite (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A class of rocks that can be either granitic or fine-grained metamorphic


Name: clothing regulation (Regulation)
Description: A series of clothing regulations imposed by the Qin dynasty


Name: Heath of Hebrides (Geographical Area)
Description: The area where rule was transferred to the MacDougall line.


Name: Buddhism (religion)
Description: A religion based on the teachings of Gautama Buddha


Name: Germanic languages (language family)
Description: A family of Indo-European languages


Name: Carbonate Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks composed of carbonate minerals


Name: Early Chinese ceramics (Artistic Style)
Description: Includes pottery and ceramic-wares from the Shang dynasty


Name: Persian Empire (Empire)
Description: Empire ruled by the Persians


Name: French government (government)
Description: The French government during the time of outlawing slave trade


Name: Manganism (Disease)
Description: A rare neurological disorder associated with excessive manganese ingestion or inhalation


Name: Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Fauvism, Expressionism, Cubism, Dadaism (Art movements)
Description: A series of art movements in the late 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: catalysts/initiators (Role)
Description: in anionic polymerization of unfunctionalized olefins


Name: Steppes (Geographical Feature)
Description: Inland from the Sahel, between the Dorsal and a range of hills south of Gafsa


Name: Stone Crafting Settlements (Settlement)
Description: Settlements that developed the art of crafting stone containers


Name: Benin's presidential election (Election)
Description: A national political contest in Benin


Name: Greek History (Historical Period)
Description: The chronology of events, people, and institutions associated with Greece.


Name: Algerian cuisine (Food Culture)
Description: The cuisine of Algeria, which is influenced by Arab, Berber, and Mediterranean culinary traditions


Name: Agricultural Chemicals Production (Industry)
Description: The industries that produce agricultural chemicals, such as fertilizers and pesticides


Name: Saijō High School (School)
Description: A public school in Japan


Name: Inventors in Morocco (Group)
Description: Individuals who invent and innovate in Morocco


Name: Geoffrey Chaucer (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Alpine farmer (Occupation)
Description: A person who farms in the Alps


Name: Romani Language (Language)
Description: A recognized minority language in Norway alongside Kven


Name: Sanremo Music Festival (MusicFestival)
Description: An annual Italian music competition and festival held in Sanremo, Italy


Name: Aynak copper mine (Mine)
Description: The biggest foreign investment and private business venture in Afghanistan's history


Name: - (-)
Description: This item has survived because it was not melted down for remaking or finance.


Name: Anode material in lithium-ion batteries (Application)
Description: An application of Pyrite


Name: Pennsylvania (State)
Description: The 2nd state to join the United States, located in the northeastern region of the country.


Name: Early theorists like Marx, Durkheim, and Weber (Group of Scholars)
Description: The early theorists who influenced the development of the sociology of culture


Name: South Tyrol (region)
Description: Region in modern-day Italy


Name: Dioskurides (person)
Description: An ancient Greek engraver


Name: Prakrit veruḷiya, veḷuriya 'beryl' (Word)
Description: Ultimately of Dravidian origin


Name: New Orange (City)
Description: Temporary name of New York during the Third Anglo-Dutch War


Name: Naga Mani (Jewel)
Description: Another name for the Cintamani in Hindu tradition


Name: dress code (Historical Event)
Description: The new rules set by Emperor Yangdi regarding clothing and attire


Name: January 1961 (Time)
Description: A specific month and year in 1961


Name: Electrons (Particle)
Description: Negatively charged particles that carry a unit negative electrical charge.


Name: Secular Art World (Community)
Description: The broader art community not specifically tied to religious themes


Name: Ministers of State (cabinet members)
Description: Members of the cabinet appointed and dismissed by the emperor


Name: Crete (Geographical Location)
Description: The largest island in Greece, located in the southern part of the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: Another Swiss canton connected by the Lukmanier Pass and the Mesolcina Valley


Name: Medullary ray (Structure of kidney)
Description: A collection of renal tubules that drain into a single collecting duct.


Name: Maluns (Food)
Description: A well-known dish of the Grisons


Name: Iona, Bunessan and Fionnphort (Location)
Description: Locations on the Isle of Mull


Name: beaver (Animal Species)
Description: The beaver species


Name: Fusion Welding (Modern Jewelry Technique)
Description: A modern technique to achieve fusing by using electric current


Name: [Li(H2O)4]+ (Coordination complex)
Description: A complex ion containing lithium and water molecules


Name: Buckyball (Type of Fullerene)
Description: A fairly large molecule formed completely of carbon bonded trigonally, forming spheroids


Name: 216th Street (Street)
Description: -


Name: Vandals (Tribe)
Description: Germanic tribe


Name: Naxian Marble (Marble)
Description: A large-crystaled white marble quarried from the Cycladic Island of Naxos in Greece.


Name: Studies (Research)
Description: Scholarly research on supply chain due diligence practices and factors


Name: družina (Military Group)
Description: A princely retinue comprising professional warriors


Name: Niger via (Connection)
Description: Connection with Niger through land borders


Name: Greek War of Independence (HistoricalEvent)
Description: The war in which Greece gained independence from the Ottoman Empire


Name: Cars and trucks (Product)
Description: Industrial output produced in Alabama.


Name: École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) and the University of Zurich (Educational Institution)
Description: Two of the prestigious educational institutions in Switzerland, EPFL and the University of Zurich


Name: Mylonite (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks that develop in ductile shear zones where high rates of strain are focused


Name: Microscopic crystals of graphite-like carbon (allotrope_of_carbon)
Description: A form of carbon with a layered structure found in amorphous carbon


Name: U.S. Federal Trade Commission (Governmental agency)
Description: A government agency responsible for consumer protection in the United States.


Name: Magnetic properties (Property)
Description: The magnetic properties of a material that are affected by the small size of nanoparticles.


Name: Brazilian Energy Matrix (Energy Mix)
Description: the composition of the energy sources used in Brazil


Name: Ethnographic studies in the Maghreb (Studies)
Description: Including descriptions of Berber cultures, their architecture, textiles, ceramics, and other aspects


Name: United Nations (Organization)
Description: The international organization that Colombia is a member of


Name: World Health Organization (WHO) (International Organization)
Description: A specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health


Name: Mauryan Period (historical period)
Description: A historical period of ancient India, lasting from c. 322 BCE to 187 BCE.


Name: Franklin, New Jersey (Location)
Description: A borough in Union County, New Jersey, United States


Name: Granulite (Geological Feature)
Description: Rock metamorphosed to the granulite facies.


Name: Round hole in head (Feature)
Description: Characteristic where the tool head spins on the handle


Name: Various fruits (Fruit)
Description: Austrian Schnapps is made from various fruits.


Name: US$5/g (Quantity)
Description: The price of crystalline elemental boron in US dollars per gram


Name: Carolingian Art (Art Period)
Description: Epoch in the history of art that spans the late 8th to the early 9th centuries


Name: Titanium tetrafluoride (Compound)
Description: Specific compound of titanium and fluorine


Name: Location (Geographical Location)
Description: The vicinity of Traverse City, Michigan


Name: poems or personal mottoes (Literature)
Description: Additional information on seals, such as poems or personal mottoes


Name: Governor of Alabama (State official)
Description: The head of the executive branch in the state of Alabama


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


Name: Sphere (Geometrical object)
Description: A three-dimensional object that is a three-dimensional analogue to a two-dimensional circle.


Name: Jewelers (Occupation)
Description: Professionals who evaluate, appraise, buy and sell gems and precious metals


Name: Eerste Kamer (First Chamber or Senate or House of Lords) (Political Chamber)
Description: One of the chambers in The States General, appointed by the king


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: An element listed by Antoine Lavoisier in 1789.


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


Name: Constitution of Japan (1947) (event)
Description: The current constitution of Japan, which established the country as a democratic state


Name: Consensus (Agreement)
Description: The lack of agreement among different Buddhist traditions as to what constitutes the scriptures or a common canon


Name: division between major and minor arts (Art Form)
Description: The first division into major and minor arts


Name: Ancient Shorelines (Geographical Feature)
Description: Diamonds tend to accumulate because of their size and density.


Name: pinching, coiling, or hammer-an-anvil (pottery-making technique)
Description: Methods used to build up wares in Mexican ceramics


Name: Doing Cultural Studies: The Story of the Sony Walkman (Book)
Description: A book that challenges the notion that those who produce commodities control the meanings that people attribute to them.


Name: Wind turbines (Class: Mechanical device)
Description: A rotational machine that converts wind power into mechanical power.


Name: Doctrine details in the Abhidharmas (Buddhist Doctrine)
Description: doctrinal details in the various Buddhist Abhidharma texts


Name: Bhumi (the earth goddess) (Deity)
Description: The Hindu goddess of the Earth


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A color often used to denote liveliness and excitement in names of bars, discothèques, event locations, etc.


Name: British Isles (geographical location)
Description: An archipelago in north-western Europe


Name: vilayets of Manastir, Kosova and Selanik (administrative_region)
Description: Vilayets that Macedonia subsequently became a part of


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States and the center of American economic, entertainment, and media life


Name: OPEC (International organization)
Description: The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries


Name: 2011 ACC Twenty20 Cup (Cricket Tournament)
Description: The 2011 ACC Twenty20 Cup that the team won


Name: One of the colors of the visible spectrum (Quality)
Description: Is not one of the colors identified by Isaac Newton


Name: Dehydrated gypsum (CaSO4·2H2O) (chemical compound)
Description: Calcium sulfate dihydrate


Name: (Zr1–y, REEy) (chemical_formula)
Description: Some of the range of substitution in Zircon


Name: Transport of food on the Dnieper River (Activity)
Description: The transportation of food along the Dnieper river was blocked by the Nazis


Name: number one university in the world for producing successful technology founders (Ranking)
Description: Position assigned by a system of criteria


Name: 10th or 11th century (YearRange)
Description: Centuries when Old Town Square was founded


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


Name: Glass engravers (Engraving machine)
Description: Engraving machines specifically designed for glass engraving


Name: Fed-member state banks (Bank)
Description: State banks that are members of the Federal Reserve System in the United States


Name: Amedeo Avogadro (Scientist)
Description: Italian scientist who arrived at the correct interpretation of water's composition


Name: Chromite (FeCr2O4) (multiple oxide)
Description: an example of a multiple oxide


Name: The Hypothesis of Lunar Origin for Australasian Tektite Field (Hypothesis)
Description: A theory suggesting that the origin of Australasian tektites is linked to the Tycho crater on the Moon.


Name: Brazzaville Conference of 1944 (Historical Event)
Description: A conference held in 1944 that was the first Constituent Assembly of the Fourth Republic.


Name: 587,406 (Quantity)
Description: its approximate value


Name: Numerous islands (Location)
Description: Including Erraid, Inch Kenneth, Iona, Gometra, and Ulva


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


Name: Sāgara (Mythological figure)
Description: One of the 8 Dragon Kings mentioned in Mizukagami


Name: World (Location)
Description: A planet where human activities are taking place


Name: Economic Growth Rate (Economic Concept)
Description: The percentage increase in the total market value of a country's goods and services produced during one period compared to the previous period


Name: High Alps (Geographical region)
Description: A high elevation area in the Alps


Name: Brassy/Bronze color with grey/black streak (Color and streak pattern)
Description: A characteristic used for identification in hand samples.


Name: The Vilabouly Complex in Laos (archaeological site)
Description: Archaeological site in Laos significant for dating the origin of bronze metallurgy in Southeast Asia


Name: equal opportunity for candidates of lesser means (Social construct)
Description: Equal opportunities for candidates from lower economic classes


Name: the CVD growth process (Process)
Description: The Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


Name: Notable playwrights: Spyridon Samaras, Dionysios Lavrangas, Theophrastos Sakellaridis (People)
Description: Playwrights who were prominent during this period


Name: Murchison Medal (Award)
Description: He received both the Murchison Medal from the Geological Society of London in 1928


Name: Colloidal Gold (Scientific sample)
Description: A suspension of extremely small gold particles used by electron-microscopists


Name: Emperor (Royal Family Member)
Description: The ruler of the Ming dynasty


Name: New York City (city)
Description: The city whose official journal it is


Name: Echine, Sea Urchin's Skin (Physical Feature)
Description: The skin that covers the sea urchin's test.


Name: abstract sculpture (sculpture)
Description: A form of sculpture characterized by a lack of realistic or natural forms.


Name: Bigger cations (Cation group)
Description: Represents a group of cations that are larger in size compared to oxygen.


Name: Amsterdam, Rotterdam and young people (Group)
Description: Over half the young people in Amsterdam and Rotterdam


Name: Astronomy (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of celestial objects and phenomena.


Name: Zheng regime (Kingdom of Tungning) (Political Division)
Description: The Zheng dynasty that ruled Taiwan from 1662 to 1683


Name: Antozonite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of the silicate feldspar group


Name: Vogue Magazine (Publication)
Description: A high-fashion publication that recommended the boudoir set in 1911.


Name: Early Modern period (Historical Period)
Description: Period of European history from the mid-15th century to the 1789


Name: at_other_times, a vassal (Relationship)
Description: -


Name: −220 °C (−364.0 °F) and −228 °C (−378.4 °F) (Temperatures)
Description: The temperatures at which the solid forms of fluorine crystallize


Name: Health Threat (risk factor)
Description: a potential source of harm or danger to the health


Name: - (Period)
Description: 'Dark Ages' or Migration Period


Name: Both practical and ornamental reasons (Purpose)
Description: The Pounamu tools were used for their functional purposes as well as being worn for decorative purposes


Name: Index Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals that indicate the approximate temperatures and pressures at which the rock underwent metamorphism.


Name: Bulk hematite (Mineral property)
Description: The properties exhibited by Hematite in its normal state


Name: Freshwater pearl farms (Business)
Description: The businesses that produce freshwater cultured pearls.


Name: Precambrian Era (Geological time period)
Description: The geological time period when stromatolites were most abundant


Name: verd antique (Color property)
Description: Verd antique color


Name: Red fox (Animal species)
Description: The largest of the true foxes and one of the most widely distributed members of the order Carnivora.


Name: Parthenon's more obviously curved predecessors (Ancient Greek Temples)
Description: Temples that are visibly curved as compared to the Parthenon


Name: Color Processing (Cognitive Process)
Description: The processing of color information after it leaves the eye


Name: Medieval Latin (Language)
Description: The name pomegranate derives from medieval Latin


Name: Kawamata (geographical location)
Description: A village in Fukushima, Japan


Name: New York-style bagels, cheesecake, hot dogs, knishes, delicatessens (delis), New York-style pizza, Italian cuisine, pastrami, corned beef, Chinese and other Asian restaurants (Food items/cuisines)
Description: Various food items and cuisines introduced or popularized in New York City


Name: Theodore Maiman (Person)
Description: Theodore Maiman states that artificial rubies display a lighter red color due to the low chromium level


Name: Monotremes (Animal)
Description: Mammals that lay eggs, such as the platypus and echidna


Name: Automotive industry (Industry Sector)
Description: An industry sector characterized by the production of vehicles, such as automobiles


Name: Maghreb (geographical region)
Description: North-West Africa


Name: Tech Valley (Region)
Description: The eastern part of New York State, including the Hudson Valley and the Capital District


Name: 1st millennium CE trade (Trade)
Description: Established trade in lapidary products between Africa and India during the 1st millennium CE.


Name: rounded peaks of hills (Geographical Feature)
Description: The rounded tops of hills


Name: 92 (Number)
Description: The atomic number of uranium


Name: architectural or engineering construction documents, land survey drawings (Document)
Description: Construction and land survey documents


Name: 8 inhabitants per square kilometre (21 inhabitants/sq mi) (Population Density Quantity)
Description: The population density of Russia


Name: Mining Districts in Southern Nevada (Book)
Description: A book about mining districts in southern Nevada


Name: Northern Mainland (Geographical Location)
Description: The mainland of Greece, Thasos is approximately 7 km from it


Name: Eastern Ghat belt was faulted and buried (Geological process)
Description: According to Lewis Leigh Fermor


Name: 20 July 1863 (Date)
Description: -


Name: Miao, Yao, and Kam people (Ethnic group)
Description: Minority ethnic groups in China


Name: Adamas (invulnerable stone) (Mineral)
Description: A mythical mineral believed to be invulnerable


Name: style of extremely large schemes of very finely detailed narrative low reliefs in stone for palaces (Art Style)
Description: A specific art style developed by the Assyrians, characterized by large and highly detailed narrative low reliefs


Name: Parliament of Norway (Legislative Body)
Description: Supreme legislature in Norway


Name: Exposure to radiation during her work (Condition)
Description: Condition resulting from exposure to ionizing radiation


Name: language distribution (PercentageOfPopulationByLanguage)
Description: The distribution of languages spoken among the population of Tasman District


Name: Tuareg languages (Language)
Description: Berber languages with the least influence from Arabic


Name: Progress Party (Political party)
Description: A political party in Norway


Name: June 2022 (time period)
Description: The month and year when candidate status was granted to Ukraine


Name: 1960s (Time period)
Description: The time period when the state-of-the-art machinery was introduced in engraving processes.


Name: Indian Statue of Unity (specific sculpture)
Description: The largest statue on record with a height of 182 m (597 ft).


Name: cultured pearl (Pearl)
Description: Cultured pearls that are produced by the Haliotis iris species


Name: Andrian ships (Vessel)
Description: Ships registered from Andros


Name: Military uniforms (clothing)
Description: Uniforms worn by soldiers


Name: Heavy metals (Chemical element)
Description: The hazardous substances found in the ash samples.


Name: Surface (Physical entity)
Description: The surface to which the coating is applied


Name: Political entity (concept)
Description: A group recognized as having a government, territory, and sovereignty


Name: 1971–2000 (Time Period)
Description: A specific time period for climate data comparison in Ipswich


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States


Name: B'ssara (Dish)
Description: The dish B'ssara


Name: Alexander Hamilton Bridge (Bridge)
Description: A bridge connecting I-95 and U.S. 1 over the Harlem River from the Trans-Manhattan Expressway to the Cross Bronx Expressway.


Name: Quarry (Mining_facility)
Description: A mining facility established in 1946


Name: Daria-i-noor and the Noor-ul-ain diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Two of the earliest known pink diamonds, part of Iranian crown jewels


Name: Journeyman (profession)
Description: A term for a worker who has completed an apprenticeship in a skilled trade


Name: diplomatic_relations (Economy)
Description: The relationships between nations, usually mediated by their diplomats, that are aimed at maintaining peace and cooperation


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


Name: 144th out of 167 countries (Rank)
Description: In the Democracy Index for the year 2023


Name: Vibrant glossy version of itself (Appearance)
Description: Glazing can be dipped or brushed on. This glaze appears chalky and there is a vast difference between the beginning and finished result.


Name: Musée d'Orsay (Art Museum)
Description: An art museum in France inaugurated in 1986, gathering French paintings from the second part of the 19th century.


Name: Digital Technologies (Technology)
Description: These are digital tools, techniques and software that are now being integrated into traditional art forms


Name: Seafood from Galicia (Ingredient)
Description: A common ingredient in the northern countries' cuisine.


Name: Dull grey, brown, and green plumage (Plumage)
Description: The dull plumage of the Indian peahen


Name: New York State (State)
Description: a constituent state of the United States


Name: Willy Brandt (1911–1992) (Politicians)
Description: Willy Brandt, Chancellor of Germany from 1969 to 1974 and leader of the Social Democratic Party


Name: Oxidizing agent (Chemical role)
Description: The chemical role that enables a substance to support combustion


Name: India and Sri Lanka (Location)
Description: Regions in South Asia


Name: Thorium (Element)
Description: A radioactive silvery-white metallic element resembling zirconium and uranium chemically.


Name: 7–11 MPa (Quantity)
Description: The minimum stress required to deform a material plastically.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: Australia


Name: cruiserweight world titles (title)
Description: World titles for boxers in the cruiserweight category


Name: Diamantaire (Profession)
Description: An individual specialized in cutting diamonds


Name: Intermetallic Compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound consisting of two or more metallic elements


Name: other railway stations (railway station)
Description: -


Name: Market Economy of Colombia (Economy)
Description: The economic system of Colombia


Name: Rio Tinto (Spain) (City/Town)
Description: Large deposits are mined here and elsewhere in the Iberian Peninsula.


Name: Locally Made Imitation of European Blades (Sword Type)
Description: -


Name: Stone (Building material)
Description: A building material used by ancient civilizations to construct their structures


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad


Name: Yellow taxicabs (Vehicle)
Description: Allows street hails throughout the city


Name: Cohesive Forces (Physical Property)
Description: Forces that resist the particles becoming airborne


Name: British colonial authorities (government)
Description: Government established by the British during colonization of Australia


Name: G7 (International Group)
Description: The Group of Seven (G7)


Name: Pulse (Plant)
Description: Legumes with a high protein content.


Name: quarry area of the Ettringer Lay (Quarry Area)
Description: An area in the village of Ettringen.


Name: Norway (above Arctic Circle) (Region)
Description: The part of Norway located above the Arctic Circle


Name: second-largest natural gas producer (Quality)
Description: The second-largest natural gas producer in the world.


Name: Beryllium is formulated into an abrasive agent for blasting (Action)
Description: The process of using an abrasive substance to remove old paint or rust from a hard surface


Name: Fossil Age (Quantity)
Description: The age of a fossil, usually over 10,000 years old


Name: Plains, hills and forested areas (Physical Feature)
Description: Key geographical features of the southern part of Dalarna province


Name: Order of e-waste producing countries (Ranking)
Description: In order from highest to lowest production: United States, People's Republic of China, Japan, Germany, India


Name: Thermal thickness of lithosphere (Geological Property)
Description: The heat content of the layer beneath the oceanic crust


Name: Rocks (Type of celestial body)
Description: Make up many celestial bodies in the universe


Name: RubberAdditive (Substance)
Description: A substance added to rubber during the manufacturing process to improve properties.


Name: Asphalt_pavement (Construction_material)
Description: A mixture of aggregate and asphalt binder used in the construction of road surfaces.


Name: green huntsman spider (Arachnid)
Description: A green-colored spider species


Name: Realgar (Mineral Pigment)
Description: A mineral pigment used for tomb paintings in Ancient Egypt


Name: Less complex societies (Societal Level)
Description: Levels of societal complexity lower than civilizations


Name: Micraster (Species of echinoid)
Description: A species of echinoid found in the chalk of the Cretaceous period


Name: Ekeko (God)
Description: A Bolivian god believed to bring fortune and welfare


Name: American civil rights movement (social_movement)
Description: A struggle for the political equality of African Americans in the 1950s


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion based on the teachings of Gautama Buddha


Name: Whaling, as a viable commercial enterprise (Economic Activity)
Description: The activity that was affected by animal-rights groups


Name: Red hair (Physical trait)
Description: A rare natural human hair color


Name: St. Catherine of Alexandria (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Catherine of Alexandria, a Christian martyr and one of the most important female saints in the Orthodox Church


Name: Parallel-banded agate (type of Lake Superior agate)
Description: A subtype of fortification agate with straight, parallel bands


Name: American Civil War (1861–1865) (War)
Description: A war fought in the mid-19th century between the Union and the Confederacy


Name: Jean-Baptiste Tavernier (Person)
Description: A 17th-century French traveler and gem merchant


Name: Visual Art Form (Art Form)
Description: An art form that encompasses a broad and diverse range of creative practices such as painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, installation, and performance


Name: Okinawa (location)
Description: A major island in the Ryukyu Island chain


Name: Sword (Weapon)
Description: A bladed weapon used in combat.


Name: 1811 (year)
Description: The year when Taiwan had developed profitable sugar and rice production industries.


Name: Achaemenid Empire (Ancient Persian Empire)
Description: An ancient Persian empire founded by Cyrus the Great in 550 BC


Name: Chemically Active Fluids (Geological Condition)
Description: Fluids that can chemically react with the rock


Name: Connecticut River (River)
Description: The longest river in the region


Name: Medical Devices and Equipment (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of medical devices, equipment, and supplies


Name: Denes nad Makedonija (song)
Description: The national anthem of North Macedonia


Name: Venetians (Historical Group)
Description: The ruling power of Venice during the 17th century


Name: Value (Monetary worth of diamonds)
Description: Like most of the colors of fancy color diamonds, clarity has little effect on a pink diamond's value


Name: Tollocan (City)
Description: The capital of the Matlatzinca tribe


Name: living_standards, economic_growth, and poverty (Economy)
Description: What unemployment rate impacts


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: The country in which London is located


Name: Multiplayer video games (Activity)
Description: An activity where individuals wearing red experience improved performance


Name: the turn of the twentieth century (Time Period)
Description: The start of the 20th century


Name: 56Ni (Isotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope that decays to 56Co and then to stable 56Fe.


Name: Austria (country)
Description: A landlocked East Alpine country in Central Europe.


Name: hue (color component)
Description: Range from green-blue to gray-blue with primary hue being blue


Name: State Governments (Government body)
Description: The governments responsible for owning and maintaining the respective sections of the interstate.


Name: Kattenstoet (Event)
Description: An event in which black cats were thrown from a belfry to ward off witchcraft


Name: Blueschist facies (Geological formation)
Description: A type of high-pressure, low-temperature metamorphic rock


Name: Austrian part of Ukraine (Region)
Description: The part of Ukraine under the rule of Austria-Hungary


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


Name: Wax Seal (Seal Material)
Description: Molten wax used to affix seals to a document or object.


Name: Diamond Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry dealing with diamonds


Name: Use of Parallelism (Poetic Technique)
Description: A key aspect of Aztec poetics


Name: Year 2007 (Year)
Description: The year 2007


Name: Hydrous sulfate minerals (Subcategory of Sulfate minerals)
Description: Sulfate minerals that contain water molecules


Name: Hercules (Mythological Figure)
Description: A hero of Greek mythology.


Name: production of creamware and bone china (Product)
Description: The products facilitated by the Trent and Mersey Canal


Name: Pool-type sodium fires (Type of fire)
Description: Pool-type sodium fires are prevented using diverse design measures called catch pan systems. They collect leaking sodium into a leak-recovery tank where it is isolated from oxygen.


Name: Reserve du W du Niger and Pendjari National Park (ProtectedArea)
Description: Park located in the north and northwest of Benin


Name: Warsaw boarding school for girls (Educational Institution)
Description: The boarding school that Maria Curie's mother operated, which Maria lost connection with after her mother's death


Name: Elevated View and Firing Position (military advantage)
Description: Advantages gained by controlling hills


Name: Microfossil (Fossil)
Description: Contains critical paleoclimate information.


Name: carved horn, amethyst (Material)
Description: Used materials like carved horn and amethyst for their aesthetic qualities


Name: Human activities (Activity class)
Description: Activities that result in waste generation.


Name: Modestus (person)
Description: Known as the 'Apostle of Carantanians'


Name: Interior Regions of Italy (during winter) (Region)
Description: Regions of Italy located in the interior during winter season


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


Name: Crystallography (Scientific study)
Description: The process of crystal formation via mechanisms of crystal growth is called crystallization or solidification


Name: luminescence-based scientific research (Scientific Research)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to study various scientific phenomena, such as bioluminescence, quantum mechanics, or energy transfer processes


Name: its variety of shapes and colors (physical attribute)
Description: The unique variety of shapes and colors of Tahitian pearls contribute to their value.


Name: In the United States (Country)
Description: Handle designated crimes and appeals of state court decisions in the United States


Name: Republic of China (ROC) (State)
Description: A state established in 1912 and officially recognized as the legitimate government of China until 1991


Name: Arendal Coat of Arms (Symbol)
Description: The official symbol representing Arendal


Name: Wood-ash from fir trees (Material)
Description: Initial source of potassium salts for fertilizer


Name: Perfect diamonds synthetically (Man-made object)
Description: diamonds produced using advanced technology


Name: The Hanseatic League (Historical Group)
Description: An association of merchant guilds and market towns in northwestern and central Europe.


Name: Germany's new leadership (Group of people)
Description: The leaders who took over after the German Revolution (November 1918)


Name: officially (Attribute)
Description: -


Name: Pastel (Painting medium)
Description: A painting medium in the form of a stick, consisting of pure powdered pigment and a binder.


Name: Figurative Art (Art Form)
Description: Figurative artworks that depict human or animal figures


Name: Studies by Curiosity and Opportunity rovers on Mars (Scientific Study)
Description: Research conducted by NASA's rovers on Mars


Name: Lumbini (Geographical Location)
Description: Present-day Nepal


Name: Gemological Association (Organization)
Description: An organization that grades and provides reports on diamonds


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


Name: Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) (Method)
Description: A method used to create diamond plasma over a substrate.


Name: Cultural Exchange Programs (Exchange Program)
Description: A program designed to facilitate the sharing of cultures between nations, often involving students or artists


Name: Wines (Beverage)
Description: Famous alcoholic beverages produced in France


Name: November 9, 1970 (date)
Description: The date on which de Gaulle died.


Name: Dutch craftsmen in Delft and English craftsmen in Staffordshire (Group of People)
Description: Craftsmen from the Netherlands and England


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A multilingual state located in southern Europe


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


Name: Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró (Foundation)
Description: a collection of Joan Miro's works


Name: Ideology, Nationality, Ethnicity, Social Class, and/or Gender (Sociological Concepts)
Description: Themes that are studied in the field of cultural studies


Name: shorter end of the visible spectrum (spectrum portion)
Description: The part of the visible spectrum with shorter wavelengths


Name: France (Country)
Description: The country that colonized Morocco as Europe industrialised


Name: Group of Seven (G7) (International organization)
Description: An intergovernmental political association consisting of seven major advanced economies


Name: John of Patmos (Person)
Description: The author of the Book of Revelation (according to Christian tradition)


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


Name: Organic material (Substance)
Description: Material that can cause a mollusk to form a pearl


Name: films such as Elling, Kon-Tiki, and Skam (Production output)
Description: Films that have been produced by the Norwegian cinema


Name: Decorative Vases (Artifact)
Description: A man-made object, especially one that is small and delicate


Name: Our Lady of Loreto (Religious Figure)
Description: The Virgin Mary under the title Our Lady of Loreto


Name: democracy (regime)
Description: Completed during the 1980s


Name: General Practice (Practice)
Description: The general common practice in clothing arrangement


Name: Platinum (Noble metal)
Description: A dense, malleable, lustrous transition metal with a high melting point.


Name: Esper Signius Larsen (Person)
Description: A mineralogist


Name: Angle of Incidence from the Normal (angle)
Description: The angle between the light and the normal (perpendicular) surface


Name: dog (Animal (specifically, mammal))
Description: A subcategory of 'mammal' in biology taxonomy.


Name: Politburo (political body)
Description: who then elects the party's Politburo Standing Committee and the general secretary (party leader), the top leadership of the country


Name: Notion of Hinduism as a single world religious tradition (historical_concept)
Description: Idea about Hinduism


Name: Balance (Quality)
Description: A state in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions.


Name: Bingham Canyon Mine (Mine)
Description: An open pit copper mine in Utah, United States.


Name: Australian National Identity (Concept)
Description: The collective identity of Australians, characterized by egalitarianism, mateship, irreverence, and a lack of formality


Name: Colorless Zircon (Diamond Simulant)
Description: A less common diamond simulant with high dispersion but low hardness


Name: Russian Citizens (Demographic group)
Description: Russian citizens who moved to Turkey in 2022


Name: Some key officials (Government Officials)
Description: Individuals who use Starlink as backup


Name: The work of George Barrow (Origin)
Description: -


Name: Alexandria (City)
Description: An ancient city in Egypt, known for alchemy


Name: Buddhist institutions (Buddhist entity)
Description: Entities focused on Buddhism, including monasteries, temples, etc.


Name: Tea Setting (Object)
Description: A tea pot, cups and cup saucers for serving tea.


Name: p-type semiconductor (Type of semiconductor)
Description: A type of semiconductor doped with acceptor impurities.


Name: basic nucleic acid chemistry of all cells of all known living organisms (biological_process)
Description: Process where phosphate and magnesium ions are important


Name: Infinite chains in the directions of the crystallographic a and b (Chemical Structure)
Description: A structure where UO6 octahedral units are joined by sharing edges, forming infinite chains in the directions of the crystallographic a and b


Name: Hong Kong (Location)
Description: A place mentioned in the context


Name: Ala valley and Traversella (location)
Description: Locations in Piedmont, Italy.


Name: trade (Economic sector)
Description: Businesses involved in the trade of diamonds and diamond simulants


Name: Supreme Administrative Court (Czech Republic) (Judicial Body)
Description: A court that decides on issues of procedural and administrative propriety


Name: Greco-Buddhist art (Artistic movement)
Description: The artistic manifestation of Greco-Buddhism that developed over a period of close to 1000 years in Central Asia.


Name: Nanobuds (Allotrope)
Description: A type of carbon allotrope


Name: Graph according to Steinitz's theorem (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A graph that represents the skeleton of a regular octahedron.


Name: Zinc signalling pathways (Biological process)
Description: Communication pathway in a cell or organism


Name: Safety and friendliness of Greece (Attraction)
Description: Peace of mind and enjoyable interactions during your visit


Name: Ofuda (amulet)
Description: The equivalent type of amulet in Japan.


Name: Writer (Literature)
Description: An individual who produces written works.


Name: Fort Zeelandia (Building)
Description: A former Dutch fortress on the coastal islet of Tayouan (modern Tainan)


Name: University of California, Berkeley (Educational Institution)
Description: One of ten general-purpose campuses in the University of California system.


Name: 8% of the Earth's current land surface (percentage of earth's land)
Description: This percentage is an approximation


Name: 70 ns (Time)
Description: When excited by electrons.


Name: Igneous Rocks (Group of Rocks)
Description: Rocks formed when magma cools in the Earth's crust or on the ground surface


Name: resins or polymers (chemical substance)
Description: No resins or polymers


Name: Optics (Field)
Description: The branch of physics that studies the properties and behavior of light


Name: Lemnos (Ancient island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea, north of the Dardanelles and west of Turkey


Name: Gold and silver filigree work (characteristics)
Description: Distinctive feature of Etruscan jewelry


Name: Gallium Nitride Devices (Material)
Description: Devices based on gallium nitride.


Name: INC Eighth Avenue Line (Subway Line)
Description: The modern A train, which reached Dyckman and 207th Streets along Broadway.


Name: Pew Research Center (Research Organization)
Description: An American nonpartisan fact tank based in Washington, D.C.


Name: High-power CO2 lasers and gyrotrons (Device)
Description: High-powered laser devices


Name: Prussian blue or 'ferric ferrocyanide' (chemical compounds)
Description: Compounds where iron and cyanide are combined


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The continent where the Alps are located.


Name: Business People (Group)
Description: People involved in business activities


Name: aitiu (Ingredient)
Description: A type of corn paste used in Ivorian cuisine


Name: Han Chinese men (ethnic group)
Description: Men belonging to the Han Chinese ethnicity


Name: Asian goods (Goods)
Description: Products from Asia like silk and porcelain


Name: cut of the stone (Property of Stone)
Description: The way a zircon stone is cut in relation to its optical axis


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: An ancient religion originating on the Indian subcontinent


Name: crystallographic c-axis [0001] (Crystallographic Axis)
Description: A crystallographic axis in corundum


Name: Hypothetical situation discussion (Discussion context)
Description: The context in which the term widget is used to represent any type of personal property.


Name: Stade de France (Sports stadium)
Description: a sports stadium in France


Name: largest industrial zone in Shikoku (Industrial Zone)
Description: The largest industrial zone on the island of Shikoku


Name: Sixteen Kingdoms period (Historical Event)
Description: -


Name: Umayyad regime (Political power)
Description: The ruling government during the Umayyad period


Name: Konstantinos Karamanlis (Politician)
Description: A Greek politician who served as Prime Minister and President of Greece.


Name: Unspecified feudal lord (Person)
Description: The unspecified lord who held the village in fief


Name: Hemoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein in red blood cells that binds to oxygen and carbon dioxide


Name: Old English Word Rood (Language Term)
Description: An older form of the English language, spoken between the 5th and 12th centuries


Name: Chamber of Deputies and Senate (Political Entity)
Description: Two chambers making up the Czech Republic's parliament.


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: The color diamond may phosphoresce when it phosphoresces


Name: Latin Empire (Empire)
Description: The Latin Empire was a short-lived Crusader state established in 1204 after the Sack of Constantinople during the Fourth Crusade.


Name: Wollastonite (mineral)
Description: A mineral similar to Afwillite.


Name: Qing (dynasty)
Description: The Qing Dynasty, who issued the tifayifu edict.


Name: Khmer sites in northeast Thailand (location)
Description: Location where brown-glazed wares were found in abundance


Name: Use of Naxian marble at Olympia and on the Athenian Acropolis (Event)
Description: The use of Naxian marble for roof tiles at these sites


Name: Myoglobin (Protein)
Description: A globin protein found in the muscles of vertebrate animals, which binds oxygen and iron atoms.


Name: Buddhist scriptures (Text)
Description: Text that explains the five precepts and the importance of non-harming


Name: Andriyivskyy Descent (Street)
Description: Historical street in Kyiv


Name: Workforce (Population)
Description: about 160,000 people or 4% of the workforce


Name: Telecommunications (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the provision of telecommunications services, including voice, data, and video transmissions


Name: Prints under artificial lights (Artwork)
Description: Prints illuminated by artificial lights


Name: Moroccan Monarchy (Monarchy)
Description: The monarchy of Morocco.


Name: Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) (Country)
Description: A neighboring country of Brazil to the north.


Name: Rising sea temperatures (Environmental condition)
Description: Increase in the average temperature of ocean water


Name: Paleo-Indians (civilization)
Description: group of indigenous peoples who inhabited North America during the Paleolithic Age


Name: Creativity (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is also a symbol of creativity.


Name: Marrakesh (City)
Description: A city in Morocco


Name: Freshwater pearl cultivators (pre-1985 Japan) (Pearl Cultivator)
Description: The practice of freshwater pearl cultivation in pre-1985 Japan


Name: Women in the United Kingdom (Demographic Group)
Description: Females in a specific geographical area, often used for statistical purposes.


Name: Number of individual coats (Property)
Description: The number of layers in the dielectric mirror


Name: mining, distribution, and manufacture (Activities)
Description: The three main components of the jade trade in Myanmar


Name: south (direction)
Description: The zhang object is believed to represent


Name: Soviet Union and Mexico (Country)
Description: Two countries that provided support to the Republican government during the Spanish Civil War


Name: System for Limestone (Scientific System)
Description: A system focusing on the depositional fabric of carbonate rocks and dividing the rocks into four main groups


Name: Imperial nations (Geopolitical entity)
Description: Historically significant political and cultural entities that held territories outside of their own.


Name: Lanthanide Separation (Process)
Description: The process of separating the lanthanides


Name: Process of mutual self-definition with a contrasting Muslim other (Identity or Belonging)
Description: The process of mutual self-definition as described by Michaels


Name: Texture (characteristic)
Description: Without reference to its composition


Name: Zambia (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Africa


Name: Great Moravian Sacral Architecture (Architecture)
Description: The architectural style of Great Moravia


Name: Tokyo, Japan (City_and_Country)
Description: The location of Tokyo DisneySea.


Name: Temperate climate (Climate)
Description: Ranging from oceanic in the north and west to continental in the east and southeast


Name: Inner alpine valleys (Geographical feature)
Description: Valleys located within the Alps that receive less rain


Name: Maggia river (River)
Description: A river represented in the municipal coat of arms


Name: Court (Legal Body)
Description: A judicial body responsible for resolving disputes and enforcing laws.


Name: Industrialisation (process)
Description: The development of industrialization in Spain


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The country that took control over Constantine


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A country in South America, the largest in Latin America and the Southern Hemisphere


Name: [Catholic liturgies dramatization, pagan forms of spectacle] (TheatreForm)
Description: Two main lines along which Italian theatre developed


Name: Western movements (Unitarianism and Theosophy) (Religious movement)
Description: Movements that originated in the West


Name: Analysis of profit potential (Activity)
Description: Evaluating the financial feasibility of a proposed mine.


Name: North American red foxes (south) (Animal sub-population)
Description: The southern population of Red foxes in North America


Name: Blue crystals of Zoisite (Subtype of Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Griman Creek Formation (GeologicalFormation)
Description: The geographical location where black opal in Australia is found


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


Name: Luminant's Monticello plant and Martin Lake plant (Power station)
Description: Power plants in the United States that burn brown coal


Name: Various compounds (Compound)
Description: A variety of compounds containing oxygen in different oxidation states.


Name: Huelva (Geographical Location)
Description: A province within Andalusia


Name: New Zealand Provinces (PoliticalDivision)
Description: The political divisions abolished by the government of New Zealand


Name: The Turbine Hall (Tate Modern) (Location)
Description: A large, flexible gallery space at the Tate Modern in London


Name: Lake Superior (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The large freshwater lake bounded by the U.S. states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ontario, Canada.


Name: Real Estate Development (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as construction, property management, and real estate financing


Name: Quarrymen (Group)
Description: Men who had exceptional skills in cutting marble blocks.


Name: Ukrainians working abroad (People group)
Description: Group of people of Ukrainian nationality who work outside their home country


Name: Eurasia (Geographical Location)
Description: The continent where the Red Fox is believed to have originated


Name: Moche Civilization (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in South America that independently discovered and developed bronze smelting


Name: Hemoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to the body's tissues.


Name: citizen satisfaction with the government had increased since 2003 (Increase in Satisfaction)
Description: A Harvard University survey published in July 2020 found that citizen satisfaction with the government had increased since 2003.


Name: Modern Greek Maritime Industry (Maritime Industry)
Description: Formed after World War II


Name: graphene devices (Electronic Device)
Description: devices enhanced by hexagonal boron nitride


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A European country


Name: Service Sector (Economic Sector)
Description: Largest sector in New Zealand's economy


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The country where Rousseff won the elections


Name: Cubist art of Pablo Picasso (Artistic style)
Description: A style developed by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque


Name: Serpentine and talc (Specific minerals)
Description: Two examples of trioctahedral clay minerals


Name: Food gathering (Activity)
Description: Gathering food


Name: Greek islands and coastline (Attraction)
Description: White sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, picturesque villages, and breathtaking landscapes


Name: Submarines (vehicle)
Description: Underwater vessel designed to operate submerged at depths deeper than normally diver


Name: Museo internazionale delle ceramiche in Faenza, Italy (Museum)
Description: Located in Faenza, Italy. It has a collection of 60,000 ceramic artworks.


Name: A saturation-like quantity that is linearized in term of the psychovisual perception (Definition of Saturation)
Description: It is possible to define a saturation-like quantity that is linearized in terms of the psychovisual perception


Name: Bert Hodge Hill (Person)
Description: An American archaeologist


Name: earlier maps (Map)
Description: Maps created prior to the 'Beaver Map'


Name: Etruscan samples (archaeological findings)
Description: Sampled remains from Etruscans used in DNA studies.


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


Name: Fire seals (Physical Structure)
Description: During a fire, they expand and char to resist fire penetration and prevent the spread of fumes.


Name: literary movements of the time (Literary trend)
Description: Writing styles, genres, and ideas popular during a specific period


Name: Chaine Park (Park)
Description: One of the parks located in Larne


Name: Wild Peafowl (Subset of Peafowl species)
Description: Scratch around in leaf litter for food.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A continent and country located in Oceania.


Name: Arabia (Country)
Description: The Arabian Peninsula, where Mocha is located.


Name: Friesland (Geographical Region)
Description: A province in the Netherlands


Name: Collectors and dealers in gems (Profession)
Description: People who collect or trade precious stones.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Another country in the European Union.


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A red colored precious gemstone


Name: Museums, archives, art collections, and excavation sites (Cultural Heritage Site)
Description: Places where artifacts, historical records, or archaeological findings are stored and preserved.


Name: Gaul (HistoricalRegion)
Description: A region in ancient Europe that is roughly equivalent to modern France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and parts of Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and Spain


Name: Organic sediments and carbonates (Geological deposit)
Description: Types of sediment deposited by living organisms or their remains as remains of fossils


Name: at least 10% of Benin's MPs and mayors (politician)
Description: The minimum percentage of approval required from Members of Parliament (MPs) and Mayors in Benin


Name: Deal–Grove model (Mathematical Model)
Description: A model used to predict the behavior of silicon dioxide on the surface of silicon


Name: Treatment Process (Process)
Description: A process that improves the transparency of previously unsuitable rubies


Name: Sovereigns (Political leaders)
Description: Rulers of a country or region


Name: Kada (Jewellery Type)
Description: A special kind of bracelet popular in Indian culture, symbolizing animals such as peacock, elephant, etc.


Name: New England (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region in the northeastern United States


Name: Southeastern regions (geographical region)
Description: A geographical region in Brazil with a significant number of Italian and German descendants


Name: Fura and Tena peaks (geographical_features)
Description: The peaks associated with Fura and Tena in Colombian folklore.


Name: nanodiamonds (Material)
Description: A type of very small diamonds used in various industries


Name: Symptoms of Mild Zinc Deficiency (Health Condition)
Description: The symptoms associated with mild deficiency of zinc


Name: Coins (Type of currency)
Description: An evolution of 'currency' systems in the Late Bronze Age


Name: Semiconducting Material (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A substance that has conductive properties between those of a conductor and an insulator.


Name: Ancient Rome (Region)
Description: A historical region encompassing modern-day Italy, Vatican City, and parts of France, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, and Albania


Name: Japanese beliefs and customs (Beliefs and customs)
Description: Beliefs and traditions of the Japanese people


Name: Photography and cinematography (Art form)
Description: Visual media involving capturing and manipulating images or recordings using a camera


Name: Inspiration from nacre (Process)
Description: The process of using nacre's structure as a model for creating synthetic composites


Name: New York City restaurants (Restaurants)
Description: Restaurants inspected by the department


Name: Timor-Leste-Australia Free Trade Agreement (TLFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and Timor-Leste. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Advaita (Philosophy)
Description: One of the six principal schools of Hindu philosophy, which posits that the ultimate reality is a single non-dual Brahman.


Name: Earliest known lapidary work (Historical event)
Description: Likely occurred during the Stone Age.


Name: Ore containing radium (Substance)
Description: A mineral resource containing the element radium


Name: Emily Haines and the Soft Skeleton (Indie rock band)
Description: An indie rock band that was formed in Toronto, Canada


Name: Applied Science and Private Industry (Field of Study)
Description: Fields that may benefit from the discoveries about flame behavior in microgravity conditions


Name: world heavyweight championship (title)
Description: Title for boxers in the heavyweight category


Name: Zoodochos Pigi, Gavrio Tomb, and Palaiochora (Archeology)
Description: The notable archaeological sites in Andros Island


Name: Gem dealer from Beruwala, Sri Lanka (Person)
Description: A person who is a gem dealer from Beruwala, Sri Lanka


Name: Corrosion (Property)
Description: Gold's resistance to corrosion is one of the advantages it has over silver in certain applications.


Name: European design (Design)
Description: Represents European design in jewelry


Name: Ezra Pound (Person)
Description: American poet


Name: Kingdom of the Isles (Historical Kingdom)
Description: A Norse kingdom established in the 9th century, encompassing the Outer Hebrides, Skye, and the islands formerly belonging to Dál Riata


Name: 20% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of reduction in Gaelic speakers after the Second World War


Name: Humid Subtropical Climate (Climate Classification)
Description: according to Koppen Climate Classification


Name: Inkan and hanko (Japanese seals)
Description: Seals used for official purposes in Japan.


Name: Alberta Department of Energy (Government Department)
Description: The department responsible for energy resources in Alberta, Canada.


Name: Large deposits of uranium (Natural Resource)
Description: Significant quantities of uranium found in various parts of the world


Name: July maximum temperature (Temperature Data)
Description: The highest average temperature recorded in July in Ipswich


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


Name: 70 years (Time duration)
Description: The estimated lifespan of a black coral colony in the epipelagic zone.


Name: publication of Ukrainian books (Historical Event)
Description: The prohibition of publishing books in the Ukrainian language


Name: California Poppy (Flower)
Description: The California poppy is the state flower of California.


Name: Pyrite Deposits (Geographical Location)
Description: Notable lenticular masses in Virginia, U.S., and in smaller quantities in many other locations.


Name: Several small mining operations in the US (Industry)
Description: Mining activities conducted on a relatively small scale


Name: Least fear of humans (Behavior)
Description: Silver foxes were selected for showing the least fear of humans


Name: Innovation and research (Technology Focus)
Description: The areas of emphasis within the Australian technology sector


Name: Rulers (Historical Figure)
Description: The rulers who provided land and cattle as well as forestry and fishing rights


Name: Trenitalia (Company)
Description: Main public operator of high-speed trains in Italy


Name: Monetary Currency (Monetary System)
Description: Recognition and use as a universally accepted currency.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: The country where German literature originated


Name: Complex designs and intricate craftsmanship (characteristics)
Description: Distinctive features of Etruscan artifacts


Name: cations to anions ratio (geological property)
Description: The ratio of cations to anions in the mineral


Name: ancient Greek painting (Art Movement)
Description: An art movement originating in ancient Greece.


Name: Copper Alloys (Material)
Description: Alloys consisting of copper and other metals, used for various purposes due to their antimicrobial and corrosion-resistant properties.


Name: Other elements (Compound)
Description: Various chemical elements that uranium is combined with.


Name: Seal (Symbol of Authority)
Description: A symbol used for authentication in the Middle Ages


Name: After 1823 (Time Period)
Description: The period after 1823 when idolatry ceased to exist among the Tahitians due to their conversion to Protestantism


Name: Government (Organization)
Description: A political entity that typically exercises control over a geographic area and its people.


Name: Figure Skating (Sport)
Description: An individual or team sport involving the performance and execution of figures on ice


Name: Germanium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ge and atomic number 32.


Name: Poverty Reduction (EU) (Goal)
Description: The European Union's goal of reducing poverty.


Name: Carrara Marble (Specific Type of Marble)
Description: High-quality white marble from the quarries in Carrara, Italy


Name: Silver (Metal)
Description: Chemical element with the symbol Ag and atomic number 47


Name: Romania (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe and Northern Africa


Name: Khmer period (time period)
Description: The time period that this artistic style belonged to


Name: International Festival of the Sahara (Event)
Description: Annual festival honoring the cultural traditions associated with the Tunisian desert


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


Name: unlawful government policies (Policy)
Description: Government regulations that are not enforced or are detrimental


Name: Population of Afghanistan (Demographic)
Description: Residents of Afghanistan


Name: Guernica (1937) (Artwork)
Description: Cubist painting depicting the harrowing consequences of a bombing


Name: Hydrofluoric acid (Compound)
Description: A compound composed of hydrogen and fluorine


Name: Artisan Crafts (Field)
Description: Handmade objects that are produced by an artisan, a person skilled in making things by hand


Name: Carbon allotropes (Category of Carbon forms)
Description: The various solid forms that carbon can take


Name: Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe (1863) (Artwork)
Description: Painting considered scandalous due to its unconventional depiction


Name: Jebel ech Chambi (Geographical Feature)
Description: The highest point in Tunisia at 1,544 meters


Name: Talc-carbonated high-magnesian basalts (Geological formation)
Description: A type of basalt rock containing talc and carbonates


Name: Radio broadcasting in Brazil (Event)
Description: The initiation and formalization of radio broadcasting in Brazil


Name: Synthetic Diamond (Mineral Synthetics)
Description: A synthetic version of diamond, produced annually in large quantities


Name: Wood (Material)
Description: The original wood material


Name: Primitive Humans (Human Group)
Description: The group that is believed to have hunted the Red Fox in the past


Name: Inwood (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City


Name: multiple sciences (Category)
Description: The categories of Physics and Chemistry


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


Name: $500,000 to $1.5 million (Monetary value)
Description: Estimated cost of building a 150,000 GPD capacity WWTS inclusive of design, engineering, equipment, installation, and startup.


Name: Amulets (artifact)
Description: Religious or magical objects worn for protection


Name: Chrysoberyl cat's eye (Gemstone)
Description: An alexandrite cat's eye is a chrysoberyl cat's eye that changes color


Name: Nouchi (Language)
Description: A semi-creolized form of French spoken in Abidjan, Ivory Coast


Name: Rubber stamps (Seal)
Description: What is unacceptable for business use instead of inexpensive prefabricated seals


Name: Qatar (Country)
Description: Arab country in the Middle East


Name: Han Chinese Tombs (Liao dynasty) (tomb)
Description: Tombs in Han Chinese families from the Liao dynasty


Name: Right View, Right Intention, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, and Right Concentration (Buddhist Principles)
Description: Eight factors that lead to the cessation of dukkha when developed together


Name: President of the Republic (Political_Position)
Description: The President's office is largely ceremonial, making the Prime Minister the more powerful officeholder


Name: Hiyas ng Saging (Pearl or Gem of the Banana) (Amulet)
Description: The most powerful amulet in Philippine folklore


Name: Opuhara (Chief)
Description: The chief of the powerful clan of Teva.


Name: The other contrasting metamorphic facies series (Geological Feature)
Description: A set of metamorphic rocks that were produced by rifting metamorphism at high thermal gradients.


Name: 2-3% of all diamonds traded (Percentage)
Description: the percentage of conflict diamonds in the total diamond trade


Name: Bukovina (Region)
Description: Historical region in the northwestern part of Romania


Name: Summer Paralympic Games 2012 (Sports Event)
Description: The Summer Paralympics held in London, United Kingdom


Name: Constitution of Tunisia (2014) (Constitution)
Description: The fundamental governing document of Tunisia, adopted on January 26, 2014.


Name: Women (ages 14–50) (Demographic Group)
Description: Females between the ages of 14 and 50


Name: Human health (Life form)
Description: The physical and mental well-being of humans


Name: Oxidation products of sulfides (Geological formation)
Description: Sulfates can also form as oxidation products of sulfides


Name: Illicit trade of diamonds (Activity)
Description: The act of trading or selling diamonds illegally


Name: Upwelling Deep Ocean Water Rich in Nutrients (Geological Process Condition)
Description: Uplifted nutrient-rich deep ocean water promotes limestone deposition.


Name: Chromium Diffusion (Process)
Description: A type of lattice diffusion treatment that was attempted but abandoned due to slow diffusion rates in corundum.