Name: Cement (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: In high-energy depositional environments that removed carbonate mud


Name: De Beers Consolidated Mines (Company)
Description: Company that established a monopoly over the world's diamond market


Name: Many alpine areas and ski resorts (Geographical location)
Description: Alpine regions attracting tourists for winter sports and outdoor activities


Name: The Narrows between Brooklyn and Staten Island (geographical location)
Description: Location spanned by the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge


Name: French intellectual circles (Group of people with common interests)
Description: Intellectuals and scholars in France


Name: The Partitions of Poland (Historical Event)
Description: Three divisions of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth in the late 18th century


Name: in 2013 (Event)
Description: The year the program was declared unconstitutional.


Name: Rutile from Boinik (Bajmócska) (Mineral deposit)
Description: A mineral deposit where the oxide of titanium was independently discovered.


Name: apprentice (profession)
Description: A person learning a trade by serving an apprenticeship under a skilled worker


Name: Pegmatitic minerals, brines (Mineral Formation)
Description: The mineral formations where the chemical element Lithium is found


Name: top three medals across all levels of baseball in 2022 (Achievement)
Description: Top three medals won at various age-group and type of baseball competitions in 2022


Name: International Agreement with the Government of Ireland (Agreement)
Description: An agreement between the United Kingdom and Irish governments that established devolution in Northern Ireland


Name: 2019 (Year)
Description: Year reference


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A transparent, crystalline form of carbon


Name: Green (color)
Description: one of the primary colors


Name: Derrick (Structure)
Description: A wooden structure used for lifting out the block


Name: Ripe Fruit (Food)
Description: Fruits that can be distinguished from unripe fruit and inedible vegetation due to their red color.


Name: Electrical wire (Product)
Description: One of the major applications of copper, accounting for 60% of its total use


Name: Candies (Product)
Description: Food items made from candies


Name: 'Silicium' (Naming)
Description: The proposed name for silicon by Sir Humphry Davy


Name: Bulk material (Gold) (Material)
Description: Gold in its conventional, macroscopic form


Name: Transformation Induced Plasticity (TRIP) Steel (material)
Description: A type of steel that involves special alloying and heat treatments to increase formability.


Name: The United States Geological Survey (USGS) (Scientific Organization)
Description: An agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior responsible for mapping and studying the Earth


Name: Transparent media (Physical Property)
Description: Media that allow light to pass through them


Name: Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn (railway_company)
Description: A Swiss railway company operating in Valais.


Name: Currency Usage (Eurozone) (Monetary Policy)
Description: The Eurozone uses the euro currency.


Name: Adolfo Suárez (Politician)
Description: The reformer appointed by King Juan Carlos as the Prime Minister


Name: Celestial pole (Concept)
Description: The point in the sky around which Earth rotates


Name: 1937 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century.


Name: European Union debt crisis (Event)
Description: A financial crisis that affected the European Union and caused an increase in the price of gold as a safe asset.


Name: indie (Music genre)
Description: Independent popular music


Name: Resolutely scientific fields like social stratification and social network analysis (Disciplines)
Description: The disciplines where the concepts of sociology of culture are applied


Name: Seal in front of the Emperor (Yu qian zhi bao) (artifact)
Description: Imperial seal during the Yuan dynasty


Name: More balanced (Demographic trend)
Description: A demographic trend indicating that the balance between males and females in China's population has improved since 1953


Name: China's government (Organization)
Description: The central government of China


Name: Restoration of Democracy (Event)
Description: The restoration of democracy after the Francoist dictatorship.


Name: AuF-6 (Anion)
Description: The derivative anion of gold pentafluoride


Name: Westchester County's transportation system (Infrastructure System)
Description: The transportation network within Westchester County.


Name: Island Municipality of Skyros (Municipality)
Description: An island municipality off the coast of Euboea


Name: Spessartine (Mineral)
Description: A manganese aluminium garnet, Mn3Al2(SiO4)3.


Name: Warning and danger (Concept)
Description: A situation to be aware of


Name: whiter albariza providing an excellent soil for vineyards (geological feature)
Description: Soil type found in hilly areas of the countryside


Name: Heating device (Function)
Description: One of the thermistors in the electronic thermal probe functions as a heating device


Name: Stoke-on-Trent (Place)
Description: A city in Staffordshire, England


Name: Mother Hulda (Character)
Description: Another character in Spessart folklore


Name: Hatzigiorgis Metaxas (Person)
Description: A Greek revolutionary and military leader


Name: The Amazon Rainforest (tourism_attraction)
Description: A large tropical rainforest in South America, covering most of Brazil and parts of other countries.


Name: sponges (fossil organism)
Description: The organisms that replaced Archaeocyathids in the late Cambrian as responsible for organic reef formation.


Name: Coastline (Dimension)
Description: about 15,000 km (9,300 mi)


Name: Sir Edmund Andros (person)
Description: Royal governor of Boston


Name: Ancient Rome (Location)
Description: The city and empire in ancient Italy


Name: cold equivalent climate (Köppen: BSk) (Climate Category)
Description: A climate classification for some areas in the north of Greece


Name: Agricultural Products (Product Category)
Description: A significant portion


Name: Maissau, Lower Austria (Location)
Description: Historically important amethyst vein, no longer significant producer


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


Name: Single crystal or polycrystal (Structure)
Description: Either a single continuous crystal or multiple smaller crystals.


Name: Cortex and medulla (Kidney regions)
Description: Two main regions of the kidney, cortex (outer region) and medulla (inner region).


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Si and atomic number 14


Name: dicarboxylic acids (ChemicalCompoundClass)
Description: Organic compounds with two carboxyl groups (-COOH).


Name: John Michael Tomlinson (Person)
Description: A person who put together the Black Marble collection


Name: 20_May_1823 (Date)
Description: A date in 1823 when the city was renamed


Name: Specialty processes (Category of cutting process)
Description: Cutting processes that use specialized techniques to remove excess material


Name: Intangible cultural heritage (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: cultural practices and expressions that are passed from generation to generation


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: the canton


Name: [Bologna, Spina and Adria] (City)
Description: Three cities in the Po Valley city-states league


Name: Independent Judiciary (Institution)
Description: The system of courts and judges that interprets and applies the law.


Name: Contact Calls (call)
Description: vary according to the distance between individuals


Name: electronic devices worldwide (Product (Class))
Description: Electronic devices globally


Name: Colombian Emeralds (Mineral Mine)
Description: The three major mines in Colombia: Muzo, Coscuez, and Chivor.


Name: porcelain by D. I. Winogradow (Invention)
Description: The invention of porcelain made independently from Böttger's invention in 1708, Dresden.


Name: Systematic thought fields (Academic Fields)
Description: Fields of study that rely on systematic and logical thinking


Name: Paros (Location)
Description: An Aegean island in Greece.


Name: Carbon Dioxide (CO2) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas with the chemical formula CO2.


Name: steel sculpture creation (artistic_process)
Description: The process of creating sculptures out of steel


Name: mianfu (Hanfu type)
Description: -


Name: Rodents and Insects (Organism)
Description: Pests attracted to waste, which can pose health risks


Name: Structural colouration (Phenomenon)
Description: Blue colour due to optical interference effects in organisms


Name: Green Paints and Dyes (Material)
Description: Have been used for centuries as green paints and dyes


Name: Empire of Austria (Political Entity)
Description: An empire that replaced the Holy Roman Empire in 1806


Name: Turkey Oak (Tree species)
Description: A tree species native to Turkey


Name: Use of Sky Cover in Weather Prediction (Practice)
Description: The practice of using sky conditions to predict weather.


Name: Advaita Vedanta school (School of thought)
Description: A monistic/pantheistic school within Hinduism


Name: 312 registered voters (Number_of_registered_voters)
Description: The total number of registered voters in the given election.


Name: Triclinic Normal Space Group (Space Group)
Description: A space group that Turquoise belongs to.


Name: Modernist Sculptors (Artists_Group)
Description: A group of artists known for their contributions to modern sculpture


Name: Romanesque Art (Art Style)
Description: A medieval art style that was prevalent in all of Western Europe from roughly 1000 A.D.


Name: #3 Quarry (Marble Quarry)
Description: The second quarry opened after #2 in 1907 at Yule Marble


Name: NervousSystemFunctions (Process)
Description: The system that coordinates all the actions of an organism


Name: Bauxite (Mineral)
Description: A mixture of minerals from which aluminum is extracted


Name: Extreme shearing force (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A sliding force that causes nonhydrodynamic stress and deformation of rocks


Name: Hundred Years' War (war)
Description: Conflict between England and France lasting from 1337 to 1453


Name: adjacent lands (geographical region)
Description: Lands adjacent to the territory of the Etruscan civilization.


Name: New York State (State)
Description: A state located in the northeastern region of the U.S.


Name: Metalsmith (Profession)
Description: Artisans and craftpersons who practice their craft in many different metals, including gold, copper, and silver.


Name: January 1 (Date)
Description: The first day of the year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: that the right parts are used and quality standards are met (Condition)
Description: Each step of the manufacturing process


Name: Ceremonies (Event)
Description: Important ceremonies such as weddings, temple and ancestral halls worship


Name: Nacre Inlay (Material)
Description: A decorative material made from nacre, used in various musical instruments


Name: Nephrite (mineral)
Description: A mineral, specifically a variety of jadeite and actinolite


Name: Half Marathon and 10K Run (Event)
Description: A half marathon and 10K run event that takes place between Craignure and Salen each August


Name: Large-scale landslide deposits (Geological_formation)
Description: Geological formations that are the result of large-scale landslides.


Name: Microsoft (Organization)
Description: An American multinational technology company


Name: Southern China, Southeast Asia, Afghanistan (Kandahar), Korea, Japan (Location)
Description: Places where pomegranate is extensively grown.


Name: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (Governmental Organization)
Description: An agency of the U.S. Department of Labor responsible for occupational safety


Name: Ergonomic Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed with ergonomics in mind, making it comfortable and easy to use


Name: Segunda Federación (League)
Description: The fifth tier of the Spanish football league system


Name: gold (Metal)
Description: A metal commonly used for jewelry


Name: gypsum plaster and fibreglass rovings (Building material components)
Description: The primary ingredients used to produce gypsum concrete.


Name: Various Tones (Lightness and Darkness Level)
Description: Different shades (light or dark) of the blue color


Name: Specific gravity (Physical property)
Description: The weight of the gem in air compared to its weight suspended in water.


Name: Ensuring the continued advancement of BNCT research and development (Process)
Description: Government funding is vital for ensuring the continued advancement of BNCT research and development


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


Name: Thasos (Island)
Description: An island located in the northern Aegean sea


Name: Assimilation (Process)
Description: Adoption of a different culture by an individual


Name: Two Leagues (God's House and Ten Jurisdictions) (Group of Historical Leagues)
Description: The two leagues that allied in 1450


Name: Lifesaving incidents (event)
Description: Incidents where someone's life is saved


Name: West Midlands of England (Region)
Description: A region in central England


Name: Times Square (Location)
Description: a major commercial intersection and neighborhood in Midtown Manhattan


Name: 20000 koku (Land measurement)
Description: An amount of agricultural produce used as a unit of measurement in feudal Japan


Name: Morocco (country)
Description: The country where these Arabs replaced the Berber dynasties


Name: number of tourists in NYC (Value)
Description: The actual number of tourists visiting the city each year


Name: Tourism (Activity)
Description: An activity involving travel for recreation or leisure.


Name: Featherwork (Art Form)
Description: The adhesive for the feathers in the Mesoamerican period was made from orchid bulbs


Name: Adjudication System (Brunei) (Judicial System)
Description: A system separate from the civil service to maintain its independence and impartiality.


Name: Caribbean Community (CARICOM) (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of 15 Caribbean countries that promotes economic integration and cooperation


Name: Extraterrestrial rocks and their composition (geological formation)
Description: rocks from outside the Earth


Name: southern and coastal Connecticut, coastal Rhode Island, and the islands (Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard) (GeographicalArea)
Description: The transition zone from the cold continental climates of the north to the milder subtropical climates to the south


Name: Berbers (ethnic_group)
Description: A group of indigenous peoples in North Africa


Name: Celebrations of Nabi Musa festival (Event)
Description: The week-long celebrations associated with Nabi Musa festival


Name: Byzantium and Persia (geographical entities)
Description: The Byzantine Empire and the Sassanid Empire respectively


Name: Different treatment technologies for waste (Process)
Description: Various methods employed in handling, treating and disposing of waste materials.


Name: North Macedonia Post (Company)
Description: The state-owned postal service company of North Macedonia


Name: Aztec state (Polity)
Description: The political entity practiced by the Aztecs, which used human sacrifice as a deterrent against rebellion.


Name: Battle between the Titans and the Olympians (Historical Event)
Description: a battle in Greek mythology


Name: Ilinden Uprising (Event)
Description: A Macedonian uprising against Ottoman rule


Name: Determining particle size (Particle property)
Description: These methods are employed to measure the size of particles


Name: - (-)
Description: Water content is typically higher in brown coal compared to other grades of coal


Name: Tiffany & Co. (jewelry company)
Description: An American luxury jewelry retailer


Name: Amazigh tribes (Tribe)
Description: Native Berber peoples of North Africa


Name: Wilhelm von Braun (Person)
Description: German mineralogist and geologist (1790–1872).


Name: Shakudō (Alloy)
Description: A decorative Japanese alloy containing copper and gold


Name: West side of Broadway (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas located on the western side of Broadway within Inwood


Name: waste management and clean water sources (Social issue)
Description: The need for proper disposal of waste and clean drinking water


Name: Residents of New York City (Population)
Description: 8,804,190 residents as of the 2020 United States census.


Name: American (Ancestry group)
Description: The largest self-reported ancestry group in Alabama based on 2006–2008 Census data


Name: Jōmon culture (Culture)
Description: A Mesolithic to Neolithic hunter-gatherer culture in Japan


Name: Boots pharmacy (Building)
Description: A Boots pharmacy located in Ipswich.


Name: Circulatory System in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin transport nutrients, oxygen, and waste products throughout its body.


Name: First Fleet (Ship Fleet)
Description: A fleet of ships sent by the British Government to establish a penal colony in New South Wales


Name: Polar Bear (Animal)
Description: A large carnivorous bear subspecies that live in the Arctic


Name: Chokutō (sword_type)
Description: A straight one-edged blade pre-dating the rise of the Samurai


Name: permanent armed guard for the prince (Military Group)
Description: A part of the army that provided constant protection for the prince


Name: Early Slavs (Historical group of people)
Description: Slavs during the Migration Period and the Early Middle Ages


Name: Acropolis Museum (Museum)
Description: Archaeological museum in Athens, Greece


Name: X-ray telescopes (Telescope type)
Description: A specialized telescope for X-rays.


Name: Traditional Desserts in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The traditional desserts found in Moroccan cuisine, with Almond Cake (Azhar) being a sweet and aromatic option


Name: Feminist Groups (Organization)
Description: Groups advocating for women's rights


Name: Polymers (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of polymers, large molecules consisting of repeating subunits, or monomers


Name: High Temperatures (Geological Condition)
Description: Temperatures above 650°C


Name: Indestructibility (Quality or Attribute)
Description: Cannot be destroyed by normal means.


Name: League of Nations (International Organization)
Description: an intergovernmental organization founded after World War I to maintain peace and security


Name: Japanese Red Army (Group)
Description: A paramilitary extremist group that used red as their color


Name: Maquette (artwork)
Description: Small preliminary works created by sculptors for planning and designing larger sculptures


Name: Woolnough (Person)
Description: Previous holder of the position Guy Maynard took over


Name: Conventional wisdom (Belief)
Description: Mainstream understanding in economics


Name: India (Country)
Description: South Asian nation


Name: The dominant producer (Role)
Description: Canada's role as the dominant producer of potash


Name: UN Climate Summit 2014 (Event)
Description: The intention declared by Norway at the UN Climate Summit in 2014


Name: £3.66m (Amount)
Description: Average amount stolen in each reported fraud case worth more than £50,000 in 2017


Name: Portus Saxa (Historical_place)
Description: A place mentioned by the Roman emperor Severus


Name: Basque Country, the Canary Islands, Catalonia, and Navarre (Autonomous communities)
Description: Regions with autonomous police corps


Name: Adze (shoe-last-celts) (Tool)
Description: A type of tool used in the central European early Neolithic.


Name: Water/Hydroxyl (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical group consisting of a hydrogen atom bonded to an oxygen atom, typically found in water (H2O) and hydroxyl groups (-OH).


Name: Equity Markets and Futures Markets (Financial Market)
Description: Markets where shares in publicly traded companies are bought and sold


Name: Pollution Control (Environmental Issue)
Description: pollution control has become an important issue


Name: Oration on the Dignity of Man (Work of Literature)
Description: A philosophical treatise that influenced Renaissance thought


Name: Iron minerals (Geological Entity)
Description: Various minerals formed when iron combines with other elements, many of which are found in Earth's crust


Name: Edward S. Casey (Philosopher)
Description: Philosopher who wrote about the essence of culture as inhabiting a place intensely


Name: Temperature (Weather parameter)
Description: Varies from cold in the Southern Alps to cool with limited precipitation, and hot and dry to cool and rainy


Name: Semiconductors industry (Industry)
Description: Industry associated with semiconductors


Name: Chinese settlers (Person)
Description: Jade was first identified in Canada by Chinese settlers


Name: South (Geographical direction)
Description: The ancient Maya association


Name: Garmony (Location)
Description: A location beside the Craignure to Salen road 6+1⁄2 mi or 10.5 km north of Craignure


Name: Population Density (Quantity)
Description: The number of people living in a given area, typically measured per unit of land area.


Name: Hindustan (Region)
Description: The land of Hindus, which was a popular alternative name of India in the 13th century


Name: Complex and unthinkable shapes (Shape)
Description: Shapes that may be more difficult to insure.


Name: Jay Nixon (person)
Description: The 55th Governor of Missouri, serving from 2009 to 2017.


Name: New York City Police Department's 50th Precinct (Police Precinct)
Description: A police precinct in New York City


Name: Italian language (Language)
Description: The primary language spoken by most of the population in Peccia (as of 2000)


Name: Haematite (Mineral Ore)
Description: A mineral ore that is easier to smelt


Name: Christchurch Mansion (Gallery)
Description: A gallery located within Christchurch Mansion in Ipswich, England.


Name: Autocratic Regime Tending Towards Italian Fascism (Political Regime)
Description: the autocratic regime established by Engelbert Dollfuss that leaned towards Italian fascism


Name: Marble (Location)
Description: The town that transitioned from a mining town to a quarrying town due to Yule Marble


Name: Mirror (Object)
Description: A surface with a high degree of flatness and surface roughness smaller than the wavelength of light


Name: Manhattan Community District 12 (Administrative Division)
Description: A community district in the New York City Borough of Manhattan


Name: insects (Organism)
Description: Insects used to produce cochineal dye


Name: Semiconducting material behavior (Property)
Description: How the semiconducting material behaves.


Name: Madison Square Garden (Stadium)
Description: A multi-purpose stadium located in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Various Biomolecules (Organic Compounds)
Description: A variety of molecules essential for life, such as sugars, nucleotides, and lipids.


Name: Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) (Hormone)
Description: A hormone that promotes water reabsorption by the kidney


Name: Beryllium-beryllium oxide (Compound)
Description: -


Name: EBRD (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development) (Political Entity)
Description: An international organization that provides loans, equity investments, and technical assistance to its member countries in Europe and the former Soviet Union for projects aimed at promoting private and entrepreneurial activity, market-oriented economic reforms, and the transition to open societies


Name: Achilles does overtake the tortoise (Event)
Description: An event where Achilles catches up with the tortoise


Name: Acadia National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located in Maine, United States


Name: Iranian-speaking (language community)
Description: Community of people speaking Iranian languages


Name: Nyerereite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in natrocarbonatite rocks


Name: Theodosius II (Person)
Description: Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire who decreed in 435 that all pagan temples in the Eastern Roman Empire be closed


Name: Fulgurite (Geological Formation)
Description: A tube, rod, or spheroidal mineral formation produced by a lightning strike


Name: After Pōmare II's death (Time Period)
Description: The period after the death of Pōmare II when local chiefs regained some of their power


Name: Agricultural and Fisheries Sectors (Industry)
Description: The agricultural and fisheries industries in New Zealand


Name: Millet (Cereal)
Description: A small-seeded grain used as a staple food in many parts of the world.


Name: Roman people (Culture)
Description: People of Ancient Rome who believed coral could protect children, cure snake and scorpion bites, diagnose diseases by changing colour


Name: Battles, fatalities, and attacks on civilians (Conflict indicators)
Description: Indicators of conflict escalation in the Kivu region


Name: Catalan Renaixença and Galician Rexurdimento (Literary movements)
Description: Cultural movements inspired by Romanticism that saw the resurgence of the literary use of local languages


Name: 13 BCE (Time Period)
Description: Year of the Ara Pacis creation


Name: elections (Elections)
Description: Planned elections in Morocco


Name: Berber kingdoms (kingdom)
Description: Kingdoms that emerged from these ancient Berber peoples


Name: Job's tears (Seed beads)
Description: Seed beads popular among southeastern Native American tribes


Name: Tappan Zee Bridge (Bridge)
Description: A bridge crossing the Hudson River


Name: nitrogen (Element)
Description: Titanium reacts with nitrogen to form titanium nitride


Name: Lignite combustion (Process)
Description: Combustion of Lignite


Name: Naturally Formed Diamonds (Material)
Description: Diamonds that are mined from the earth


Name: Narrative subjects in early Archaic gems (Art Form)
Description: The narrative subjects depicted in early Archaic gems.


Name: Suitable donor mussel (Animal)
Description: A specific type of mussel used as a donor in the grafting process


Name: Hydrogen Gas (Gas)
Description: A gas produced by the reaction of magnesium with water.


Name: Civil war and collapse of communist regime under People's Democratic Party leader Mohammad Najibullah (Event)
Description: Events that occurred after the Soviet withdrawal, including the ensuing civil war until the collapse of the communist regime in 1992


Name: Hippo Regius (City)
Description: An ancient city in modern-day Algeria


Name: Science of crystallography (field of study)
Description: The science that deals with the geometric properties, internal structure, and arrangements of atoms in crystals.


Name: Banking Dynasty (Historical Entity)
Description: A family that controlled a significant portion of the banking industry for an extended period.


Name: The New York City water supply system (Water Infrastructure)
Description: The system providing water to New York City


Name: Qing dynasty of China (Dynasty)
Description: The last imperial dynasty of China, ruling from 1644 to 1912


Name: Interior decoration, Ornaments (Activities)
Description: Activities related to home and aesthetic arrangements


Name: Good conditions of visibility (Weather Condition)
Description: Visible towards the horizon when the sun is near to zenith, always with discrete or good conditions of visibility


Name: as the country with the most nutritious, plentiful and healthy food (Quality or characteristic)
Description: In early 2014, Oxfam ranked the Netherlands as having the most nutritious, plentiful and healthy food.


Name: Real fossils (Biological Entity)
Description: Evidence of prehistoric life


Name: Support for dopant ions (Role in lasing process class)
Description: Provide a base structure to support the dopant atoms in the lasing process


Name: Meaningful economic recovery in the 2010s (EconomicRecovery)
Description: recovery efforts impeded in the 2010s


Name: Constitution of North Macedonia (Constitution)
Description: The constitution that officially designates Skopje as the capital


Name: Produce from New Zealand (Food)
Description: Food produced in New Zealand


Name: Statue of Athena (Sculpture)
Description: A chryselephantine statue housed in the Parthenon


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization founded in 1945.


Name: the greatest painters of Italian Baroque (Artist Classification)
Description: A group of prominent artists active during the Italian Baroque period.


Name: Red Foxes (Wild Carnivore)
Description: Species of carnivorous mammal


Name: Emerald mining areas in Colombia (Area)
Description: Three primary locations for emerald mining in Colombia


Name: administrative divisions (Government)
Description: The political subdivisions of a country or region


Name: Viewers at a Distance (Human Classification)
Description: The people who observe the mountains from a distance.


Name: blessing from God (Divine act or event)
Description: The belief that this place where Moses was buried was blessed with 'fire rocks' and water wells


Name: Mechanical Parts (Product)
Description: Parts such as tubes, rods, bearings, and other machined parts


Name: Derivative of Sphere's Volume with respect to r (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A derivative concept in calculus that describes the rate at which the volume of a sphere changes with radius.


Name: Rock carvings at Åskollen and Austad (Artifact)
Description: The first signs of human activity in the area, dating back to 6000-7000 years ago


Name: World Bank (Organization)
Description: An international financial institution that provides loans to countries of the developing world for capital programs


Name: Hawaii (State)
Description: The 50th state to join the United States, located in the Pacific region of the U.S.


Name: Cubism, abstract forms, geometric abstraction (Art movements)
Description: Examples of art movements related to sculpture


Name: FIFA (Organization)
Description: The international governing body for football (soccer)


Name: 26Al (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of aluminium with half-life 717,000 years


Name: New York City (City)
Description: City where these food items and cuisines were introduced or popularized


Name: China (location)
Description: Location where the Chinese porcelain originated from


Name: Viridian (Pigment)
Description: A pigment patented in 1859 and popular with painters due to its stability and non-toxicity.


Name: Population (Statistic)
Description: The population in Cresciano


Name: Feldspar Minerals (Mineral Class)
Description: A group of minerals that are primarily found in igneous rocks.


Name: Compression of the crust beside the Alpine Fault (GeologicalProcess)
Description: A process caused by the collision of tectonic plates


Name: Brooklyn Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in New York City, USA


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


Name: Abou-Bekr Mohammed es-Souli (947 CE) (Historian)
Description: Held that the Berbers are descended from Berber, the son of Keloudjm


Name: Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Used in Indian ceremonies and weddings


Name: 8 provinces (administrative division)
Description: The administrative subdivisions of Andalusia


Name: GPS (Navigation Technology)
Description: Technology used for location tracking during map-making


Name: Financial Value (Economic Concept)
Description: The worth or cost of a diamond


Name: Fried Fish and Seafood Consumption (Culinary Practice)
Description: The practice of consuming fried fish and seafood


Name: Late 1970s (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the history of graffiti


Name: Various sites throughout the USSR (Location)
Description: Locations where skan's and household items were manufactured during the Soviet era


Name: Individuals (Quantity)
Description: The proportion of households consisting of a single person


Name: University of Berkeley (Educational Institution)
Description: the university where Esper Signius Larsen received his doctorate in 1918


Name: Rakovica River (River)
Description: A river that flows into the Jadar River from the left.


Name: Andreas Sigismund Marggraf (Chemist)
Description: German chemist who synthesized alumina in the 18th century


Name: Sanātana Dharma (philosophy)
Description: Philosophical concept signifying the eternal and perennial dharma in Hinduism.


Name: Neoclassical architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: An architectural style produced by the architects of the Greek and Roman revival, popular in Western Europe and America from about 1760 to 1830.


Name: Cool Grey (Color)
Description: A type of grey created by green, blue and violet


Name: Alexander Macdonald (Person)
Description: -


Name: Canton of Uri (Region)
Description: One of the original three cantons that formed the Swiss Confederation in 1291


Name: Sikhism (Religion)
Description: A religion with approximately 3,000 adherents in Norway


Name: Sky Colour (Color)
Description: The color of the sky that affects the sea through reflection


Name: 'Rouge Belge' (Stone)
Description: A group of Belgian red limestones including 'Rouge de Rance'


Name: 3.3% of its population illiterate (Statistic)
Description: In education system


Name: Modern carbonate mud (Geological Feature)
Description: A mixture of fine particles of carbonate minerals found in the uppermost layer of water


Name: Ancient Egyptians (Culture)
Description: For the creation of intaglio engraved gems


Name: Physical Property (Object)
Description: A characteristic or quality of matter that can be observed and measured.


Name: Unknown (Time)
Description: In about 720 AD


Name: UO2F2 (Compound)
Description: Specific compound within the Uranium oxyhalides group


Name: Largest Geothermal Power Producers (Ranking Category)
Description: A ranking of countries based on their geothermal power production


Name: Contiguous 48 states (Geographical Area)
Description: New England's population density is higher than the contiguous 48 states


Name: Blue (Colour)
Description: One of the three primary colours in the RYB and RGB colour models.


Name: Mobile, soluble elements such as barium, strontium, rubidium, calcium and some rare earth elements (Geological Entity)
Description: Elements found in geochemical evidence of metasomatic alteration processes


Name: popular and profitable artworks (Economic Value)
Description: Artworks that are financially successful


Name: Advocates for International Development (A4ID) (Organization)
Description: International development advocacy group


Name: talismanic power (Power)
Description: The power to protect objects


Name: Niccolò Machiavelli (Author)
Description: Italian political philosopher who wrote The Prince.


Name: Lustrous White Appearance (Property)
Description: A characteristic that describes the appearance of Titanium


Name: Corinthian Bronze (Material)
Description: An alloy of copper and tin


Name: Laṅkāvatāra Sūtra (Buddhist Text)
Description: A text that states that Buddha-nature is taught to help those who have fear when they listen to the teaching of anatta.


Name: Trout (Animal Species)
Description: A type of fish found in the Black Hills creeks


Name: Galen (Ancient Greek Physician)
Description: A prominent physician in the Roman Empire.


Name: Summation of Incremental Volumes (Mathematical Expression)
Description: The mathematical expression representing the volume formula for a sphere


Name: 18 Democrats (PoliticalParty)
Description: Number of Democrat sheriffs in Alabama as of 2023


Name: Beryllium oxide (Compound)
Description: The oxide of the element Beryllium


Name: Bungee jumping (Activity)
Description: An extreme sport involving jumping from a tall structure while connected to a large elastic cord


Name: The United Kingdom (Country)
Description: The United Kingdom


Name: Government (Europe) (Government System)
Description: The prevalence of parliamentary democracies in Europe


Name: Engines (Mechanical device)
Description: A machine designed to convert one or more forms of energy into mechanical energy


Name: Ukrainian Citizens and Registered Residents (Group)
Description: Ukraine's healthcare system is available to Ukrainian citizens and registered residents


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: The color that became strongly associated with femininity by the 1950s


Name: Henri Moissan's investigation and isolation of the element fluorine (Investigation and Isolation)
Description: Moissan's work on studying and isolating fluorine


Name: Lithium stockpile (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound containing lithium


Name: chief justice (individual holding a position)
Description: The individual who heads New Zealand's judiciary


Name: Marble Dust and Marble Mud (Material)
Description: Byproducts of the marble cutting process covering the quarry floor


Name: Peruvian Opal (Blue Opal) (Gemstone Variety)
Description: The parent gemstone with a blue color


Name: JetBlue (Airline)
Description: An airline that uses Logan Airport as a focus city


Name: Berbero-Libyan Meshwesh dynasty (Political Entity)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled Egypt from 945 BC to 715 BC


Name: no significant changes (change in properties)
Description: Indicates that Aluminium Tribromide and Aluminium Triiodide do not show significant changes of properties upon phase change


Name: Arc magmas (Geological formation)
Description: Molten rock produced by the subduction process


Name: Water Resources (Resource)
Description: The fresh water used in animal husbandry


Name: Venus figurines (Prehistoric sculptures)
Description: Small portable sculptures from prehistoric era


Name: Watch key (Tool)
Description: A tool necessary to wind and set the time on a pocket watch


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


Name: Spontaneous combustion (Natural phenomenon)
Description: A process that can occur in lignite due to its chemical properties


Name: Aetite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that appears in various works on natural magic


Name: Church of Christ (Temple Lot) (Religious Organization)
Description: A Christian denomination with its headquarters in Independence, near Kansas City, Missouri


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of pure carbon arranged in a crystal structure


Name: Sopraceneri and Sottoceneri (Geographical region)
Description: Two traditional regions of the canton.


Name: Collonges' municipal coat of arms (Heraldry)
Description: -


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Third-largest religion in New York City, with a significant population.


Name: Spezi (Soft drink)
Description: A mix between Coca-Cola and Orange Fanta or Frucade


Name: Yeatman (Person)
Description: Pope Yeatman


Name: Baháʼí Faith community (Community)
Description: A group of people in Morocco practicing the Baháʼí Faith


Name: Magnesium (Chemical element)
Description: Rocks can form under blueschist facies if they contain enough magnesium


Name: de jure Taiwan independence (Political position)
Description: The legal recognition of an independent Taiwan.


Name: Uranium (Chemical Element)
Description: A dense silver-white, highly toxic heavy metal


Name: 1960 (Year)
Description: Year since which the temperatures have risen


Name: Production of Hand-Made Adornments (Production Category)
Description: The production of hand-made adornments is expanding due to increased resources, accessibility, and a low initial cost of entry


Name: Potassium (Mineral)
Description: In several roles, such as maintaining turgor pressure and aiding in the opening and closing of stomata


Name: Immigrant population in Andalusia (population)
Description: The foreign-born residents living in Andalusia


Name: Burial metamorphism (Geological processes)
Description: Metamorphism that takes place through rock being buried to great depths


Name: Bright and rich colors (Art Technique)
Description: Rubens filled his paintings with bright and rich colors


Name: cyanide (CN−) (Compound)
Description: A highly toxic anion with the formula CN−.


Name: Children (demographic group)
Description: Young individuals who are typically aged four or five


Name: Abstract Art (Art Movement)
Description: A type of modern art that does not represent the exterior world but expresses inner feelings


Name: Male labourers (Social group)
Description: The group of people who wore these clothing items during the Han dynasty


Name: traditionally believed to be a characteristic of the deity Brahma and the heavenly abode he resides in (Characteristic)
Description: Traditional belief about the four immeasurables


Name: Pyroxenite (Geological Rock Type)
Description: The rock that melts to produce basalt


Name: Colorless (Characteristic)
Description: Diamonds graded D–F are considered "colorless"


Name: Combustion Reactions (Chemistry)
Description: A type of chemical reaction between a fuel and an oxidizing agent, usually accompanied by the production of heat and light.


Name: Pocket watch (Device)
Description: A small portable timepiece carried in a pocket.


Name: Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) (Molecule)
Description: An organic compound that provides energy to drive cells' processes


Name: Electrical conductor (with boron added) (Diamond property)
Description: Diamond can be transformed into an electrical conductor with boron added


Name: Several kinds of Goldsmiths' Work (Art form)
Description: Goldsmith work that the Saxons, Britons and Celts were skilled in


Name: During the late 1990s (Time)
Description: The time period during which the collectors increased in number


Name: Portugal, France, Andorra, Gibraltar, Morocco, and Ceuta (Country)
Description: Six countries that share borders with Spain.


Name: 45 km (28 mi) (Length)
Description: The width of Tahiti at its widest point


Name: Rhyolite (GeologicalFormation)
Description: A type of volcanic rock that is rich in silica and produces thick, viscous lava flows.


Name: Goguryeo and Silla (Historical Kingdoms)
Description: Cultures where the 'Jin style' belts evolved into golden parade belts


Name: Portuguese Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The Portuguese state from which Brazil gained independence


Name: Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) (Organization)
Description: Armed forces of the OUN, aiming for an independent Ukrainian state.


Name: Cambodia (Country)
Description: an Southeast Asian nation


Name: Previous steelmaking methods (steelmaking method)
Description: Methods of steel production that were replaced by the Linz-Donawitz process


Name: DSM (manual of mental disorders)
Description: a classification of mental disorders published by the American Psychiatric Association


Name: British People (Culture)
Description: People of the United Kingdom


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Country in East Asia


Name: Special School (Educational Institution)
Description: A special school in Onsernone.


Name: <1,2, 3,...> (Sequence)
Description: The natural sequence starting from 1 and increasing by 1


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: One of the world's major religions, originating in ancient India.


Name: over 600,000 people (Employment)
Description: Employs over 600,000 people


Name: The German Federal Republic (West Germany) (Historical entities)
Description: West Germany, a federal republic that existed from 1949 to 1990


Name: North of Brazilian Topography (Geographical Region)
Description: Area north of the country


Name: Marine Organisms (Biological Category)
Description: Organisms living in bodies of salt water


Name: Sassanids (Empire)
Description: An empire of Iranian origin that existed from 224 to 651 AD, based in Iran


Name: Steelworkers (occupation)
Description: People employed in the steel industry


Name: Hieronymus Schlick's house (town hall) (Building)
Description: The town hall which was originally the house of Hieronymus Schlick


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


Name: Academy system (Training system)
Description: System developed during the Renaissance to train artists


Name: New type of ceramic (Artifact)
Description: A particular style or material used in pottery


Name: French compound nouns (linguistic entity)
Description: Compound nouns in French formed by left-hand heads with prepositional components


Name: Euclidean plane geometry (Mathematical system)
Description: The study of geometry based on Euclid's axioms and postulates


Name: Bronze Rings (material)
Description: Rings made of bronze


Name: 1350-1550 nm (Spectral Region)
Description: The tunable laser output range of Cr:YAG Laser


Name: Ice Cream Consumption per Capita (Statistical Data)
Description: New England leads the U.S. in this category.


Name: Gneiss and mica-schist, with layers of dolomitic marble and serpentine (Geological Structure)
Description: The main rock formation underlying Manhattan and Westchester


Name: Felsina, today's Bologna (location)
Description: A location where the alphabet spread from Volterra


Name: Derbyshire (Geographical Area)
Description: County in England with a mix of rural and industrial economy


Name: Moneylenders, Finance (Profession)
Description: The color yellow has been historically linked to moneylending and financial activities.


Name: Major League Baseball (Sports League)
Description: A professional baseball organization consisting of 30 teams, divided into the National League (NL) and the American League (AL)


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Aluminium Silicates (Geological Mineral Class)
Description: Geological minerals consisting mainly of aluminum, silicon and oxygen


Name: Johann Franz Encke (Astronomer)
Description: German astronomer known for introducing the numbering system for asteroids


Name: Pink or pinke (Yellowish pigment)
Description: A yellowish pigment used by Thomas Jenner for making greenish colors.


Name: Regular Octahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A regular octahedron has 6 vertices and 12 edges.


Name: Basalt flows and dolerite sill intrusion (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Geological features found in some areas of the White Peak


Name: Aquapalace Prague in Čestlice (Water park)
Description: Largest recreational water facility


Name: Bituminous coal (Geological material)
Description: Comparative entity to Lignite


Name: Circulatory system (Organ System)
Description: A part of the body responsible for circulation


Name: 'a man may not believe in God and still call himself a Hindu' (Quote)
Description: According to Mahatma Gandhi, 'a man may not believe in God and still call himself a Hindu'


Name: Up to one-quarter of the yearly global gold production (Amount)
Description: An estimate of gold produced annually from artisanal or small scale mining


Name: defensive weapons (WeaponSystem)
Description: Including drones but not fighter jets


Name: medieval pigment (historical use)
Description: Used as a pigment in medieval times.


Name: other diamond colors (Diamond)
Description: Other types of diamonds that can have pink as a secondary color.


Name: a hexagonal crystal system (Property)
Description: Phenakite has a hexagonal crystal system


Name: 15th century (Time period)
Description: The time when Tunisia was largely Arabized


Name: national_economic_growth, interest_rates, and credit_worthiness (Economy)
Description: What national debt impacts


Name: one Mil Mi-24 attack helicopter and three SA330L Puma transports (marked as potentially unserviceable) (military_aircraft)
Description: major equipment items reported by the Ivory Coast Air Force in 2012


Name: Jiaoling youren characteristic (Design feature)
Description: A design feature of modern hanfu


Name: In Italy from the Trecento onwards (Geographical and Cultural Context)
Description: Italy during the 14th century and later


Name: Anti-corrosion agents (Agent)
Description: Substance that prevents or delays rusting and corrosion


Name: Antimicrobial protective fabrics (Object)
Description: Refers to fabrics that have been treated with copper and can provide protection against microorganisms


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: Silica-rich mineral that is a major constituent of sand and sandstone


Name: General Motors Fairfield Assembly Plant (Company)
Description: An automobile manufacturing company based in Fairfield, Alabama


Name: San Juan de Sicilia (or San Juan de Baptista) (Historical Ship)
Description: A ship that allegedly carried troops


Name: Economic pressures and potential staff redundancies at the time leading those staff to commit fraud (Concern)
Description: -


Name: 82.8% of respondents in July 2009 (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of respondents who considered the ROC and PRC as two separate countries developing on their own


Name: Incipient metallic behavior (Physical Property)
Description: Characteristics that resemble those of metals.


Name: Yttrium(III) oxide or calcium oxide as stabilizer (Materials)
Description: The materials needed for cubic crystals to grow


Name: Numbered Place Requirements (Election Rule)
Description: A rule requiring voters to occupy specific locations during elections


Name: A writ of divorce (Document Type)
Description: Legal document granting a divorce.


Name: béhierite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of beryllium, aluminum, iron and oxygen


Name: 141th out of 180 countries (Rank)
Description: A position on Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index.


Name: Topology (Branch of Mathematics)
Description: A branch of mathematics that studies the properties of spaces that are preserved under continuous transformations.


Name: Magnesium and Iron (Chemical Elements)
Description: Chemical elements that lithium ions can substitute for in octahedral sites.


Name: Largest Transactions (Financial Transaction)
Description: The most significant mergers and acquisitions in history


Name: Wu Sha (Person)
Description: A settler in Taiwan who claimed land held by the Kavalan people


Name: Falkenberg (Location)
Description: A municipality and the seat of Falkenberg Municipality, Halland County, Sweden


Name: Marineus, Diwia, Komawenteia (Mycenaean Deity)
Description: Deities with no later equivalents.


Name: I-459 around Birmingham (Transportation_route)
Description: An auxiliary interstate highway that encircles the city of Birmingham, Alabama.


Name: Curie (Unit)
Description: A unit of radioactivity


Name: Ottoman contraction (HistoricalEvent)
Description: The process of territorial shrinkage and decline of the Ottoman Empire in the 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: Chernobylite (Silicate Mineral (implied from 'a specific silicate mineral'))
Description: -


Name: Two Allotropic Forms (Property)
Description: A characteristic that describes the number of allotropic forms of Titanium


Name: Protolith (Geological Formation)
Description: The original rock material that undergoes metamorphism


Name: An Army (military organization)
Description: Army controlling hills to force an opposing army to charge uphill


Name: Seal (Object)
Description: A seal used for authentication purposes


Name: Aragonite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium carbonate mineral that results from the transformation of calcite at elevated pressure and relatively low temperature


Name: Great Moravia (Region)
Description: Territory of Great Moravia


Name: Rural-dominated Alabama Legislature (Legislative body)
Description: The rural-dominated legislative body of the state of Alabama


Name: Colombian Aerospace Force (Armed Force)
Description: Branch of Colombian military


Name: Present-day Austria (Geographical Area)
Description: Area that was conquered by Charlemagne.


Name: League of God's House (Organization)
Description: A medieval Catholic lay confraternity


Name: The Purple Shall Govern (Slogan)
Description: A slogan that originated from The Purple Rain Protest in Cape Town, South Africa.


Name: Futou (clothing)
Description: A traditional Chinese garment with a wide skirt and narrow jacket


Name: Vladimir Klitschko (person)
Description: Ukrainian former heavyweight world champion


Name: Harissa (Spice paste)
Description: The spice paste Harissa


Name: pyroelectric sensors (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that measure changes in electric polarization produced by heat


Name: Elections to the Andalusian Parliament (event)
Description: Democratic events through which the citizens elect representatives


Name: Jules Ferry (Person)
Description: A French statesman and politician who was a key figure in educational reforms.


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


Name: Powder (Physical state)
Description: A solid consisting of extremely small particles that flow freely


Name: Mural painting (General)
Description: A large painting designed for a wall or other large permanent surface


Name: adherents of Islam (religious group)
Description: individuals who follow the Islamic faith


Name: European Women's Handball Championship (Sport Event)
Description: An event that took place in North Macedonia in 2008.


Name: Optical Apparatus (Scientific Equipment)
Description: For use in optical and scientific apparatus such as telescopes, lasers, cameras


Name: Paraguay (Country)
Description: A country where the Guaraní language is official


Name: 1991 (Year)
Description: A specific year


Name: Increasingly deeply buried carbonate sediments (geological formation)
Description: Sediment layers that become more deeply buried under younger sediments


Name: South America (Geographical Area)
Description: continent where Colombia is located


Name: Local political matters (Political matter)
Description: Non-sovereign monarchs play a significant role in the politics of their respective regions.


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


Name: 1825 (Year)
Description: A year in which the earliest known surviving example of a paper print made from one of Nicéphore Niépce's photoengraved plates dates


Name: World War II (Historical Event)
Description: World War II where the Soviet Union became an aggressor


Name: Mixed cuts (Cut type)
Description: Cuts that have gained popularity and thus decreased the dominance of the round brilliant cut


Name: [Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland] (Government)
Description: The devolved administrations that control various matters within their respective jurisdictions.


Name: Power (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is a symbol of power.


Name: Forests of Turkey (Geographical location)
Description: The forests that are located in Turkey


Name: economic growth (EconomicGrowth)
Description: An increase in a country's economic activity


Name: Algerian constitution (legal document)
Description: The constitutional document of Algeria


Name: Principality of Serbia (historical state)
Description: Founded in the 8th century


Name: Early Christians (Religious Group)
Description: Group of people who followed Christianity in its early stages


Name: Upper Engadin (Region)
Description: A region within Grisons


Name: Non-Sparking Tools (Tool)
Description: Tools used near flammable gases


Name: CYMC (Company)
Description: A company that provided a loan to refinance the debt of CR&SJ Railway


Name: Motors and motor-driven systems (System)
Description: A collection of components that work together to perform a specific function


Name: species (Metaclass)
Description: An abstract concept that has an instance which is a class


Name: different countries (Geographical area)
Description: Uses of cut grading standards may differ


Name: 337 (Number)
Description: A numerical value


Name: bracelets decorated with snake and animal-heads (artifact)
Description: Decorative bracelets featuring snake and animal designs.


Name: Retail sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: wurtzite structure (crystal_structure)
Description: A crystal structure found in materials with more than one crystal structure


Name: Self-governance (Governance)
Description: Development of self-governance in the Thirteen Colonies


Name: Different Zones (Geological Feature)
Description: Successive zones may often be noted, each less calcic than those within it.


Name: End of 20th century debate (Art Philosophy Debate)
Description: A significant debate in the philosophy of art, also known as the linguistic turn controversy or innocent eye debate.


Name: 610 - 640 ˚C (Temperature Range)
Description: The thermal gradient used in the growth process.


Name: Oltu Castle (Historical Site)
Description: The castle in Oltu


Name: Lithium (impact of new technology) (Resource Market Analysis Impact of New Technology)
Description: Analysis of the global lithium market discusses the potential impact of new technologies on the market, such as solid-state batteries and lithium-air cells


Name: Japanese Mythology (Mythology)
Description: Collection of traditional stories, folktales, and beliefs that emerged in the Japanese archipelago


Name: Cleavage (Phenomenon)
Description: Tendency of crystalline materials to split along definite crystallographic structural planes


Name: Splitting Compound Words Trend (Trend)
Description: Also shares the same trend of splitting compound words as Dutch


Name: Infrared or ultraviolet wavelengths (Range of Light)
Description: Applications involving infrared and ultraviolet light


Name: Erica (PlantSpecies)
Description: A large genus of evergreen shrubs, many of which are heaths.


Name: Berber regions (geographical location)
Description: Geographical locations that were the focus of the exhibition presented by the Peabody Museum


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A continent and sovereign country located in the southern hemisphere.


Name: France's Education System (Education system)
Description: The education system of France


Name: light-weight gold leaf (Material)
Description: Used instead of solid gold in Byzantium


Name: Construction (Process or industry)
Description: The act of constructing buildings, infrastructure, or other structures


Name: Increase in population of Alabama (Population Increase)
Description: The total increase in the number of people residing in Alabama between 2010 and 2020.


Name: Fast Neutron Reactors (Technology)
Description: The technology related to fast neutron reactors


Name: New World (geographical_region)
Description: The Americas discovered by Europeans in the late 15th century


Name: Meseta Central (Plateau)
Description: A vast plateau in the heart of peninsular Spain


Name: 64 °F (18 C) (Temperature)
Description: -


Name: Malian Gulf, North Euboan Gulf (gulf)
Description: Gulfs in the west of Euboea


Name: Moroccan Lamb Chops (Dish)
Description: The dish Moroccan Lamb Chops


Name: Socialist Republic of Macedonia (Political Entity)
Description: The entity that adopted the name Macedonia at the end of World War II


Name: Martin Behaim (Cartographer)
Description: German cartographer who made the oldest extant globe of the Earth in 1492


Name: Palazzo Della Barca and the Museo Onsernonese (Heritage_site)
Description: Listed as Swiss heritage site of national significance.


Name: Christopher Columbus (person)
Description: Italian explorer, navigator, and colonizer whose four voyages across the Atlantic Ocean led to general European awareness of the American continents in 1492.


Name: 19 (NumericValue)
Description: Potassium has an atomic number of 19.


Name: [226] (Number)
Description: The atomic weight of Radium


Name: Approximately 700,000 prisoners as of June 2014 (Crime Statistics)
Description: The third largest prison population in the world


Name: M-Class and R-Class models (Product)
Description: Cars produced by the company


Name: Working hardstones (Activity)
Description: The act of carving and shaping hardstone


Name: slave trade (historical event)
Description: The practice of trading African captives


Name: North Vietnam (Country)
Description: The former Democratic Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam became independent in 1954)


Name: Shining white inside (Architectural Feature)
Description: The new Baroque churches of the Counter-Reformation were usually shining white inside


Name: Ancient Egypt (Location)
Description: A historical region of Northeastern Africa


Name: University League (1887–1890) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional baseball league that existed from 1887 to 1890


Name: Sculptors (Artist Group)
Description: A group of artists who create sculptures.


Name: Berber-based Popular Movement (political_group)
Description: A political group focusing on Berber issues in Morocco


Name: Reflect and get to know themselves (Action Prompt)
Description: An action prompt of depicted mirrors in paintings and book illuminations


Name: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (government department)
Description: The Missouri state agency responsible for health and senior services.


Name: 1921-1935 (time period)
Description: A specific time period from 1921 to 1935.


Name: University of Suffolk (University)
Description: The University of Suffolk has its main campus in Ipswich.


Name: Hydrogen assisted magnesiothermic reduction (HAMR) process (Process)
Description: A method using titanium dihydride


Name: human advancement (Cultural development)
Description: Significant contributors to human progress


Name: Vincent van Gogh (Artist)
Description: Dutch post-impressionist painter known for his unique style and troubled life


Name: Alabama (Region)
Description: A region in the United States


Name: Parliamentary elections (Elections)
Description: The elections for Members of Parliament in Greece


Name: Kochi Prefecture (Prefecture)
Description: A prefecture in Shikoku, Japan


Name: Details about attire and ornaments (Description)
Description: The basic dressing principles included specific details about the length, width, and sleeves of various types of clothing


Name: a New England Common Assessment Program test (Educational Test)
Description: A standardized test used to measure student performance


Name: Isochemical metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: The addition or subtraction of major elements other than water (H2O) and carbon dioxide (CO2)


Name: Base-Centered Monoclinic Lattice (Lattice)
Description: One of the two monoclinic Bravais lattices.


Name: Hematite (Mineral)
Description: A common iron oxide mineral, Fe2O3, that is usually found in deposits in the immediate environment of the source rock


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded in India c. 525 BCE, based on the teachings of Gautama Buddha.


Name: Planktonic foraminifera (organisms)
Description: Single-celled, planktonic protozoans with shells


Name: Crises (Event)
Description: Unspecified crises that negatively impacted France's economy


Name: NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) partners (Canada and Mexico) (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of Canada, Mexico, and the United States that promotes free trade and economic integration


Name: Chatsworth House (House)
Description: The country seat of the Duke of Devonshire and home to the Cavendish family


Name: Protest (Event)
Description: A public expression of disapproval, usually peaceful.


Name: European Bronze Age cultures (Culture)
Description: Cultures that emerged during the European Bronze Age


Name: Ardennes region, Belgium (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in eastern Belgium


Name: 27% of the population (percentage)
Description: The percentage of Algeria's population who speak Berber


Name: Asia (Region)
Description: The eastern subcontinent of Eurasia, located primarily to the east of the Caspian Sea and southwest of the Arctic Ocean.


Name: Beryllium chloride (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound that includes beryllium and chlorine.


Name: Local Governments in the Colonies (Government)
Description: Local governments established in the Thirteen Colonies


Name: Extraterrestrial Bodies (Astronomical Objects)
Description: Celestial bodies outside of the Earth


Name: net economic benefits (Concept)
Description: The overall positive impact on the economy due to reduced fuel imports and better health from lowering air pollution


Name: Rällingsberg mining area (Historical Site)
Description: The Rällingsberg mining area is a part of the attractions around Husbyringen


Name: freshwater pearl mussel (Species)
Description: A type of nacreous pearl bivalve that lives in freshwater


Name: Chinese Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: A highly diverse cuisine with a rich history and geographical variation, influenced by the Eight Major Cuisines


Name: City University of New York (CUNY) (University System)
Description: The higher education institution with the highest number of students in New York City.


Name: world's largest military budget (military status)
Description: the nation with the highest military expenditures


Name: Vietnam War (Conflict)
Description: A conflict between North Vietnam (backed by its communist allies) and South Vietnam (supported principally by the United States).


Name: about 350 priests (Clergy)
Description: Leaders of the church


Name: Tourism business (Economic sector)
Description: An industry focused on providing hospitality and recreational facilities for travelers


Name: Left Kidney (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The left kidney in the human body.


Name: Visteon Corp. (Company)
Description: a Fortune 500 global automotive electronics company based in Michigan, United States


Name: Apennine culture (Cultural period)
Description: A technology complex spanning the Chalcolithic and Bronze Age proper in central and southern Italy


Name: Kingdom of Germany (Kingdom)
Description: The Kingdom of Germany was a historical state that formed the bulk of the Holy Roman Empire


Name: Chris Carney (politician)
Description: A politician, Deputy Director of Sussex County, term ends in 2024


Name: Basic Options (Car Feature)
Description: Basic characteristics that define a model of a car


Name: Whig Party (Political Party)
Description: A political party active in the 19th century.


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


Name: Boat traffic (Transportation)
Description: -


Name: Destructive earthquake in June 2022 (Natural disaster event)
Description: A 5.9 magnitude earthquake that occurred near the border with Pakistan, causing numerous casualties


Name: American delegates and British general Lord Howe (Group)
Description: Delegation during the American Revolution


Name: Tuareg jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery made by the Tuareg people.


Name: [approximately 1,100 rare and endangered plant and animal species] (EndangeredSpecies)
Description: Plants and animals that are at risk of extinction


Name: The horse image in the cave of Lascaux (Artwork)
Description: An image of a horse colored with yellow estimated to be 17,300 years old.


Name: Concrete (Building material)
Description: A building material primarily used in construction due to its longevity, formability, and ease of transport.


Name: New Yorkers (city inhabitants)
Description: Inhabitants of New York City.


Name: Speakers of Balto-Slavic (Ethnic Group)
Description: After migrations from the steppe


Name: tsavorite (gemstone)
Description: A type of gem quality garnet


Name: John Bardeen (Person)
Description: An American physicist who was a co-inventor of the transistor and a recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics.


Name: 16th century Russian Architecture (Art Movement)
Description: Development of unique tent-like churches and onion dome design


Name: platinum (metal)
Description: A dense, malleable, and slightly blue-white transition metal


Name: Basic oxygen steelmaking (BOS) (steelmaking method)
Description: A superior steelmaking method to previous methods due to its ability to limit impurities and reduce production time


Name: Olympic Games (Sports_Event)
Description: The most prestigious sports competition in the world


Name: Amber and coral (Material)
Description: Organic materials used in jewellery


Name: Earth's Inner Core (Geological Feature)
Description: The central region of the Earth, extending from the center to a depth of about 1220 km


Name: Perichondrium tissue (type of tissue)
Description: Cartilage in vertebrates is usually encased in perichondrium tissue


Name: Moundville Archaeological Site (Historical_location)
Description: Archaeological site in Moundville, Alabama


Name: Calcium (Element)
Description: Chemical element with symbol Ca and atomic number 20


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


Name: Alghero, Sardinia (the 'Coral Riviera') (Location)
Description: A location where red corals grow.


Name: many Indianized kingdoms of Asia (Geographical Area)
Description: Indianized kingdoms where Hinduism was the state religion


Name: Black (color) (color)
Description: The color black, typically representing power and authority


Name: Turkish Armed Forces (Military Force)
Description: The armed forces of Turkey responsible for defense.


Name: In practice (Concept)
Description: Represents the practical application of a specific situation or rule


Name: male commoners (SocialClass)
Description: common men during Three Kingdoms and early Jin dynasty


Name: Installment loans (Loans)
Description: Loans paid in regular installments over a fixed period of time.


Name: Codex Borgia (Aztec Codex)
Description: A significant post-conquest Aztec codex, painted in the area around Cholula


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


Name: Forepaws (Anatomical part)
Description: The forepaws of the red fox


Name: Tuition Fees (Cost)
Description: Fees charged to international students for higher education


Name: Small Intestine (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Runs in a full circle around the inside of the test, before joining the large intestine


Name: It is necessary to present something more than mere objects (Quote)
Description: A quote by Joseph Beuys encouraging the presentation of more than just objects in art


Name: August Breithaupt (Person)
Description: Geologist who first described eulytine.


Name: New Zealand (Geographical_area)
Description: New Zealand was carved from New South Wales in 1841.


Name: Pronaos of the temple of Antoninus and Faustina in Rome (Historical building)
Description: The pronaos (front porch) of a Roman temple.


Name: Ashikaga Takauji (Person)
Description: The warrior who defeated Emperor Go-Daigo in 1336.


Name: Earth sciences (classification of science)
Description: A group of scientific disciplines focused on the study of Earth.


Name: Angle (not equivalent) (Geometric concept)
Description: An angle that differs by a non-zero multiple of a full turn.


Name: Proposed auditing standards (Law or regulation)
Description: Reasonable inquiry and due diligence auditing standards


Name: Not specified (Organization)
Description: The organization or researchers who conducted the 2021 study are not specified


Name: Alpine Town of the Year Association (Organization)
Description: A network of alpine towns committed to sustainable development


Name: Brilliance (property)
Description: The intensity of a diamond's light reflection


Name: Alpine villages (locations)
Description: Villages situated in the Alps


Name: Ukraine's IT industry (IT Industry)
Description: Continues operations both inside and outside the country in 2022


Name: Equity and Reconciliation Commission (IER) (Commission)
Description: A commission established to examine abuses committed during the reign of King Hassan II


Name: Native metallic copper (Metal)
Description: Naturally occurring copper in its elemental form.


Name: 29,856 USD (MonetaryValue)
Description: GDP per capita at nominal value in 2023


Name: Liquid (Physical state)
Description: A state of matter characterized by its ability to flow and take the shape of its container


Name: Diamond (mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of pure carbon


Name: Author (Role)
Description: In the early 20th century


Name: Yankee Stadium (Stadium)
Description: A stadium located in the Bronx, New York City


Name: Catholicism (Religion)
Description: Religion to which the landed gentry of Ruthenia converted


Name: Large Groups on Special Occasions (Group Event)
Description: Social gatherings that occur during special occasions


Name: Cotton (Resource)
Description: A soft, white fiber that grows on the seeds of cotton plants.


Name: Japanese Mythology (kitsune) (Mythology)
Description: Mythological tradition of Japan


Name: Herbert Spencer (Philosopher)
Description: Developer of Social Darwinism


Name: Railways and Cable Cars (Transportation Systems)
Description: The transportation systems present in Valais


Name: Han Chinese ao (clothing)
Description: a traditional Chinese dress worn by Han Chinese women


Name: Cow (Animal)
Description: A bovine species that plays a significant role in Hindu culture


Name: Japanese pearl farmers (Pearl Producers)
Description: Producers of cultured pearls in Japan


Name: Moderate- to high-temperature magmatic-hydrothermal alteration (Geological Process)
Description: A process related to the formation of greisen.


Name: Atmosphere (Gas layer of a planet or other celestial body)
Description: The layer of air surrounding a planet.


Name: Volcanic rocks (subcategories) (Geological formation)
Description: Specific types of volcanic rocks


Name: Physicians (Profession)
Description: The profession originally regulated by the College of Physicians


Name: overall Hispanic population (PopulationGroup)
Description: The overall Hispanic population in New York City


Name: Telecommunications (Field)
Description: The transmission of information over significant distances via various types of technologies.


Name: Sea Urchin Internal Organs (Physical Feature)
Description: The organs found inside a sea urchin's test.


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: eastern European nation


Name: American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) (standards organization)
Description: Organization defining alloys such as A36 steel.


Name: the high-speed railway system from Tangier to Casablanca (RailwaySystem)
Description: High-speed railway linking Tangier and Casablanca


Name: Here (context location)
Description: In the context of these translations


Name: Minoans (Culture)
Description: The people who used Linear A as a primary script during the Palatial period.


Name: Lithium deuteride (Fusion Fuel)
Description: The fusion fuel of choice in early versions of the hydrogen bomb and still plays a role in modern nuclear weapons as a fusion material.


Name: Bocchoris (North town of Mallorca) (Town)
Description: Town in Mallorca, Spain, dating back to pre-Roman times


Name: The Taipei Fine Arts Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum of modern and contemporary art, located in Taipei, Taiwan


Name: Philippine Sea Plate and Eurasian Plate (Tectonic Plates)
Description: Two tectonic plates that are in subduction beneath Taiwan


Name: Rapid degradation (Decay)
Description: The process of lignite's rapid deterioration upon exposure to the atmosphere


Name: Neodymium (Chemical Element)
Description: An element that can lose three electrons to form the neodymium(III) ion.


Name: Candidate status to the European Union (Status)
Description: The candidate status granted on June 23, 2022


Name: Tim Berners-Lee (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Lithium-containing minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minorities of minerals that contain Lithium.


Name: saurids (dinosaur group)
Description: Specific group of dinosaurs


Name: Hainan (Island)
Description: An island in southern China.


Name: Clino- and Orthopyroxene (Mineral)
Description: Coexistence of minerals in metabasite defines the granulite facies.


Name: Chinese tradition (Cultural Tradition)
Description: The Chinese tradition of carved gemstones and hardstones, especially jade carving.


Name: the Netherlands (Country)
Description: The 2019 Climate Agreement was signed by the Netherlands as a member country


Name: purplish to hessonite brown (Color change)
Description: Some Rhodolites will change color from purplish to a hessonite brown when heated to 600°C (1,100°F).


Name: Mississippi River System (River system)
Description: The fourth-longest river system in the world, running through the United States


Name: Great Moravia (Political Entity)
Description: Early medieval state


Name: $3 (US dollar) (Monetary value)
Description: The worth of 50 milligrams of gold is approximately $3.


Name: 1,900 species of mollusks (Animal)
Description: a specific number of mollusk species


Name: Region (Geographical Area)
Description: The north-central region inhabited by the Sénoufo


Name: Integrated Circuit (IC) (Device)
Description: An electronic device used in various electronic devices including desktops, laptops, scanners, cell-phones.


Name: Bone China (Type of Ceramic)
Description: High-quality ceramic made with a combination of bone ash, china clay, and feldspar


Name: Håkon IV Håkonsson (Historical Figure)
Description: The King of Norway who ended the civil war era in 1217.


Name: City (Event)
Description: Arad was declared a city in Israel


Name: Missouri Botanical Garden (Attraction)
Description: A botanical garden in St. Louis, Missouri and a National Historic Landmark


Name: Michel Barnier (person)
Description: currently serving as Prime Minister


Name: 17 megacities of China (city)
Description: cities with a population of over 10 million as of 2021


Name: the Sites and Monuments Record (Record)
Description: A record that is still held by Ipswich Museum


Name: Any one Prophet (Person)
Description: Hinduism does not have a prophet or founder figure


Name: Mass culture (Consumer Culture)
Description: Form of consumer culture that emerged in the 20th century


Name: Uluç Ali Reis (Person)
Description: A Turkish corsair and military commander of the Ottoman Empire.


Name: Belo Horizonte metropolitan area mesoregion (Geographical region)
Description: A large urban and industrial region in Minas Gerais, Brazil


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


Name: Paintings and Reliefs (Artwork)
Description: in paintings and reliefs


Name: Freedom of the press (Right)
Description: The right to free expression


Name: Asian mainland (Landmass)
Description: Before sea levels rose about 10,000 years ago.


Name: Lithium (collaboration for R&D) (Resource Research and Development Collaboration)
Description: Overview of the research and development efforts focused on improving lithium battery technology highlights ongoing collaborations between academia, industry, and government agencies in driving innovation in lithium battery technology


Name: White lily (Flower)
Description: A flower often associated with the Virgin Mary


Name: schistose rock composed of granular quartz and scaly hematite (rock)
Description: a specific type of rock composition


Name: Petrified wood (Rock)
Description: A chemical precipitate or a diagenetic replacement, as in petrified wood.


Name: Allah (Deity)
Description: The God in Islam.


Name: Atramentum librarium (Ink)
Description: India ink is similar to the black writing ink of the ancient Romans


Name: Margaritiferidae (Family)
Description: Its family


Name: Seven specific counties in Alabama (County)
Description: Jefferson, Lee, Mobile, Madison, Montgomery, Shelby, and Tuscaloosa have limited home rule.


Name: William Hayden (politician)
Description: A politician, Commissioner of Sussex County, term ends in 2025


Name: Bellinzona and Locarno (City)
Description: Two main cities in Ticino.


Name: scanning electron microscope application (application)
Description: -


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: European country


Name: William Martin (Person)
Description: A person who wrote the first scientific study of fossils


Name: Kushan Empire (Empire)
Description: An ancient Indian empire that existed from the 1st to the 3rd century CE, based in Afghanistan


Name: Employment Rights (Legal Concept)
Description: A set of legal rights related to employment in the United Kingdom


Name: Etruscan women (Gender)
Description: Women in the Etruscan civilization


Name: 2170 K (Temperature)
Description: The boiling point of Barium


Name: hyakinthinous (adjective form) (Adjective)
Description: An adjective used to describe a blue or purple colour


Name: Kidney's Absorption of Sodium Chloride (Physiological Process)
Description: The process that expands the extracellular fluid compartment and raises blood pressure


Name: Titanium sulfide (TiS2) (chemical compound)
Description: Adopts a layered structure and was used as a cathode in the development of lithium batteries.


Name: Etruria (historical region)
Description: Historical Etruscan territory


Name: Angola, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, and other nations (countries)
Description: Countries where blood diamonds have been mined


Name: 8-hour day, Time-and-a-half for overtime, Double time on Sunday (Labor Condition)
Description: The labor conditions demanded by the strikers.


Name: This era after the Reconquista (Era)
Description: The era immediately after the Reconquista of Andalusia


Name: compressing twinned nanoparticles and characterizing yield strength (Action)
Description: A procedure for measuring the mechanical properties of nanoparticles


Name: Industry (Sector)
Description: A broad term that includes all economic activities involved in the production or extraction of goods and services.


Name: Humphry Davy (Scientist)
Description: An English chemist and inventor who was significant in the development of electrochemistry


Name: Hydroxylapatite (Mineral)
Description: Example of crystals produced in vertebrates


Name: Knife Gravers (Graver)
Description: A graver tool for line engraving and very deep cuts.


Name: Stelvio Pass (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A mountain pass in the Alps located in northern Italy


Name: Haute cuisine (Culinary style)
Description: It is the only Dutch culinary region that developed an haute cuisine.


Name: Voter Turnout (Morocco) (Political Phenomenon)
Description: Voter turnout in these elections was estimated to be 50.35%.


Name: [Sun, Earth] (Celestial bodies)
Description: The star at the center of the Solar System and the planet Earth


Name: Final Energy Produced Globally (Quantity)
Description: The total energy produced worldwide.


Name: Tonalite-Trondhjemite-Granodiorite (TTG) Melts (Geological Melt Type)
Description: Melts produced by the partial melting of eclogite


Name: Lakota (also known as Sioux) (Tribe)
Description: Native American tribe


Name: Blue Mosque Geometry (artwork)
Description: Geometry used in the Blue Mosque


Name: Massive TV Media Spend (Marketing Campaign)
Description: A massive marketing campaign for the Chocolate Diamond Line


Name: Primary Education (Level of Education)
Description: A level of education in the Spanish educational system


Name: 31 CFR § 82.2(b) (Legal regulation)
Description: An exemption from the prohibition of treating 5-cent coins and one-cent coins for specific purposes


Name: Two Terms (Political Term Limits)
Description: The maximum number of terms a president can serve in Russia


Name: Distinct cleavage (Geological Feature)
Description: Feature that is not present in gneiss.


Name: Potassium Hydroxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A strong base used in industry to neutralize strong and weak acids


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


Name: Carbonatite Melts (Geological Entity)
Description: Melts responsible for the enrichment of mantle peridotite in incompatible elements


Name: 12th in the world according to the United Nations Human Development Report (Ranking)
Description: -


Name: Ancient Persian and Hellenistic architecture (Architecture)
Description: The architectural styles that have influenced Hindu temples


Name: 1.52 (Quantity)
Description: Number representing total fertility rate


Name: Franco's side (Faction)
Description: The faction led by General Franco that emerged victorious in the Spanish Civil War.


Name: Healthcare expenditure in Russia (Healthcare expenditure)
Description: The healthcare expenditure in Russia


Name: Aztec civilization (civilization)
Description: All the particular cultural patterns common for most of the peoples inhabiting central Mexico in the late postclassic period


Name: Minoan style (Art Style)
Description: The carving style of the seal-stones


Name: several public charter schools (School)
Description: Growing number of publicly-funded but privately-operated schools in Inwood


Name: Scholars (Academics)
Description: Experts who study Mycenaean Greece


Name: anatomical illustrations for medical books (Illustration)
Description: Illustrations used in medical literature


Name: various religious movements (religious movement)
Description: Religious beliefs and practices introduced into Chinese civilization over time


Name: temperate climate (Climate)
Description: Situated in the transition zone between the oceanic and continental climate types, with warm summers and cold, cloudy and snowy winters


Name: Gravettian culture (culture)
Description: Archaeological culture dating back to the Upper Paleolithic period


Name: New York City (City)
Description: a city in the United States and the most populous city in the U.S. state of New York


Name: in the sector (Scope)
Description: Refers to the number of people employed in India's diamond industry.


Name: Odoacer's kingdom (Kingdom)
Description: A Germanic kingdom that ruled Italy after the fall of the Western Roman Empire


Name: mosques of Jerba (mosque architecture)
Description: traditional style of mosques found on the island of Jerba


Name: Pergamon Altar (Sculpture)
Description: sculpture on the Pergamon Altar whose sculpture is now mostly in Berlin and which exemplifies the new style of the Hellenistic period


Name: Basket-shaped guard (sword feature)
Description: -


Name: Tanit's symbol (Symbol)
Description: A popular icon found in ancient sites


Name: Melting Events in the Mantle (Geological Event)
Description: Events that occur beneath a volcanic arc.


Name: Sample holder for X-ray emission studies (Device)
Description: The sample holder is usually made of beryllium in various X-ray emission studies.


Name: Mont Blanc (Mountain Peak)
Description: The highest peak in the Alps


Name: Tyrrhenians (Ancient Greek Term)
Description: The name given to the Etruscans in Attic Greek.


Name: Kingdom of Italy (Political Entity)
Description: The Kingdom that existed from 1861 to 1946 in Italy.


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: The Roman Empire that Alabanda became a part of


Name: Berbers in the northwest of the Iberian peninsula (Population)
Description: The Berber population situated in the northwest of the Iberian peninsula


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


Name: Li (Symbol)
Description: The abbreviated name of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Natural Colours (Material)
Description: All colours used in the Paintings are natural.


Name: heavy metals from the surrounding soil (Physical Condition)
Description: Conditions resulting from the absorption of heavy metals by the tobacco plant


Name: Bishop's seals (Seal type)
Description: Seals possessed by bishops, custom of which may from this date be assumed to have been pretty general


Name: Official Ceremonies (Event)
Description: Formal events held by the government or corporations in Japan


Name: 2022 (Date)
Description: Year 2022.


Name: Triborough Bridge (bridge)
Description: Connects the three boroughs of Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx


Name: Aerial Photography (Technology)
Description: A technology used for mapping physical features


Name: Han dynasty women (Gender group)
Description: Women during the Han dynasty


Name: Mesozoic Era (Geological Era)
Description: The era that includes the dinosaur age.


Name: Paragon (Gemstone)
Description: A large, flawless diamond.


Name: Chinampa Production (Agricultural Production)
Description: Total production from 9,000 hectares of chinampas


Name: Lower Mesopotamia (location)
Description: Location where gold artifacts appeared during the early 4th millennium


Name: Density Range (Physical Property)
Description: Ranges from 1.5 to 2.7 g/cm3, varies from 0.1% for the densest limestone to 40% for chalk


Name: Charles Bowlus (Historian)
Description: American historian who further developed the southern thesis about Moravia's location


Name: Determining key causes and locations (Action)
Description: Identifying the origins and frequency of waste generation


Name: Neolithic period (Historical era)
Description: The New Stone Age period


Name: Briarcliff Manor (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: Vermont Marble Company (Company)
Description: A company that took over as operator of the quarry in November 1928.


Name: Organisation internationale de la francophonie (International Organization)
Description: An organization of countries that share the French language and democratic values


Name: Zinc (Element)
Description: Element not produced on a large scale until the 12th century in India


Name: none specified (Film Industry Activities)
Description: Activities related to the production, distribution, and exploitation of films


Name: Tangihanga (Māori Cultural Event)
Description: A Māori funeral service


Name: Sea Cucumber (Species)
Description: A member of the phylum Echinodermata that includes sea urchins, starfish, sand dollars, brittle stars, and crinoids


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Country that was a party to the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact


Name: Banks and Thrifts (Financial Institutions)
Description: Entities that provide financial services, including loans and deposits.


Name: American Patriots (Historical Group)
Description: Individuals who sought independence from England in the late 18th century.


Name: Hyperbolic Sector (Geometric Figure)
Description: A region bounded by the lines of intersections of a hyperbola and its orthogonal or confocal hyperbolas, and two rays emanating from a point called the center.


Name: English-speaking world as a product of the cultural turn of the 1960s (Geographical Region)
Description: The region where cultural sociology was reinvented


Name: Altamira Cave (HistoricalSite)
Description: A cave in Cantabria, Spain famous for its prehistoric paintings


Name: Trichlorosilane (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula SiHCl3, consisting of silicon, hydrogen and chlorine atoms


Name: Major League Baseball (SportsLeague)
Description: Professional baseball league


Name: Vaikuntha (Location)
Description: The realm of Vishnu in Hinduism


Name: Minoan Priests or Priest-Kings (Role)
Description: Men with special roles as priests or priest-kings in the Minoan civilization


Name: Production of ferromanganese (Process)
Description: The process of producing ferromanganese, an alloy of iron and manganese


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A hard, malleable, iron-carbon alloy.


Name: Minnesota Geological Survey (Organization)
Description: First job as a geologist


Name: Government of Colombia (Organization)
Description: The government of the country Colombia.


Name: Crime Rate (Statistic)
Description: The crime rate in Cresciano


Name: Cross-Border Activities (Activity)
Description: Activities that involve different countries or regions


Name: Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss (Person)
Description: the Austrian chancellor who established an autocratic regime in 1933


Name: Chinese society (society)
Description: The Chinese society that benefited from the civil service system


Name: New York City (City)
Description: A city in the U.S. state of New York


Name: Children in Minoan Civilization (Age Group)
Description: Children from the Minoan civilization


Name: United States Department of Agriculture (Government Organization)
Description: The United States Department of Agriculture


Name: Atmospheric CO2 (0.011%) (Concentration)
Description: Carbon-14 exists in approximately 0.011% of atmospheric CO2.


Name: Domain (Domain)
Description: A specific area or subject of knowledge or activity.


Name: Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) (Waste Management Concept)
Description: A concept that focuses on producing goods and services in a way that minimizes waste, environmental impact, and promotes sustainable development


Name: Italian Neorealism (Film Movement)
Description: A film movement that reflected the poor condition of post-war Italy.


Name: 1766 (Year)
Description: A year in the calendar era


Name: Removing Graffiti (Activity)
Description: The act of removing graffiti


Name: America (place)
Description: Phylloxera eventually found suitable hosts in America.


Name: Muxognio (Name Variant)
Description: One of the name variants of Mosogno, mentioned in 1352


Name: Gemlab (Laboratory)
Description: Facility where gems and precious stones are evaluated, appraised, or tested


Name: desire, wish, passion, longing, and pleasure of the senses, the aesthetic enjoyment of life, affection and love, with or without sexual connotations. (description)
Description: Description of Kāma in Hinduism.


Name: Central Switzerland (region)
Description: A region in central Switzerland.


Name: migration (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The movement of people from one region or country to another, often in response to overpopulation


Name: Turista (Language Term)
Description: The word for 'tourist' in Czech


Name: Chinese art (Art Form)
Description: Tradition of art in China


Name: Cobalt (Mineral)
Description: 70% increase from 2017 to 2022


Name: Europe (Early Middle Ages) (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical area where blue played a minor role.


Name: Iron (Mineral)
Description: A metallic element essential to iron and steel


Name: Great apes (including humans) (Class of Animals)
Description: A group of primates that includes orangutans, chimpanzees, gorillas, bonobos, and humans.


Name: Beaded cultured pearls (Category of cultured pearl)
Description: Cultured pearls grown in a bead-like structure and harvested one at a time


Name: Male worshippers (People group)
Description: The male visitors of the Shuiyusi temple.


Name: Shrine of the Cloak (Religious Site)
Description: A religious site in Kandahar where a cloak reputedly worn by Islam's prophet Muhammad is kept.


Name: Cultural Change (Process)
Description: Various ways in which cultural change can be brought about.


Name: Ukrainian civilians (Group)
Description: Civilians who moved to neighbouring countries and other European nations due to the Ukrainian refugee crisis.


Name: Early Buddhist Texts (Buddhist_texts)
Description: Presentation style of the path to liberation


Name: the pursuit of the means necessary for a joyous, pleasurable and fulfilling life. (description)
Description: Description of Artha in Hinduism.


Name: 80 municipalities (општини, opštini) (Administrative divisions)
Description: The 80 administrative units of North Macedonia


Name: 1914 (Year)
Description: The year when Andrian-registered shipping ranked second in Greece


Name: Different materials (Material)
Description: Materials used in the production of beads, which can vary in quality and properties.


Name: for_achieving_climate_targets (Policy)
Description: The 2019 Climate Agreement defines policies and measures for achieving climate targets


Name: Top of a Flame (Location)
Description: In normal gravity conditions, soot tends to accumulate at the top of a flame due to convection


Name: Buddha (Concept)
Description: The enlightened one who founded Buddhism


Name: Post-war Japan (Time_period)
Description: The period of time in the history of Japan following World War II.


Name: Christie's Definition (Concept)
Description: A statement of the essential nature or meaning of a relationship between two entities.


Name: Museum of Natural History in Paris (Organization)
Description: Museum where Alexandre Brongniart became a professor


Name: Alleghanyite (Silicate mineral)
Description: The mineral was named after Alleghany County, North Carolina, US.


Name: The Tunisia national football team (Sports Team)
Description: -


Name: Hydrogrossular (mineral)
Description: -


Name: Connected wars (Historical Event)
Description: A series of connected conflicts that occurred during this time period, including the English Civil War.


Name: Guadalquivir and Genil rivers (River)
Description: Two rivers in Andalusia


Name: Berber confederacies (Political Entity)
Description: Various Berber political groups


Name: the alliance between Tenochtitlan, Texcoco, and Tlacopan (alliance)
Description: The alliance that formed in 1427 to defeat Azcapotzalco.


Name: Hook (Tool Classification)
Description: A specific type of tool used for various purposes.


Name: Evolution (Scientific theory)
Description: Changes in the heritable traits of populations over successive generations


Name: Indonesia Pearl (Pearl Producer)
Description: Significant producer of South Sea Pearls


Name: Cúllar and Galera solar power stations (solar power station)
Description: Smaller solar power stations in Cúllar and Galera, Granada


Name: Platte Purchase (Historical Event)
Description: Purchase of land from the native tribes, added to northwest corner of Missouri


Name: European Porcelain Tableware and Decorative Objects (Artifact)
Description: Produced in factories across Europe by the end of the 18th century


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


Name: Nubia (location)
Description: Location with significant gold resources


Name: Troostite (Mineral)
Description: A variant of willemite in which part of the zinc is partly replaced by manganese.


Name: New England Revolution (Soccer team)
Description: A Major League Soccer club based in Massachusetts, USA


Name: Honey-colored background (Color)
Description: The honey color is considered to be top-grade by many gemologists


Name: Catalan/Valencian language (Language)
Description: An official language in Catalonia, Balearic Islands, and the Valencian Community


Name: The Medal of Honor (U.S. military decoration)
Description: Awarded for gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of life.


Name: almost wholly (Level)
Description: To a very large extent


Name: Iron (chemical element)
Description: Metal used to make neodymium magnets


Name: heavy infantry (combat unit)
Description: A type of infantry characterized by heavy armor and weapons.